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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-10, Page 7FIRST BONSPIEL WINNERS — The opening bonspiel of the Exeter curling club was held over the weekend, Above, winning skip King McDonald accepts the trophy from men's club president Gerry Prout. Other members of the winning rink are from the left, Mary Mothers, Barry Reid and Doris Hackney. T-A photo IN CAPTIVITY — Some of the wild duck population at Morrison Dam will spend the winter in warm quarters. Last week rec director Alvin Willert was able to catch a few of the ducks and they will be taken to a Centralia farm. Above, Reg McDonald and Laurie and Alvin Willert watch the birds. T-A photo 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111III 11111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111I111111111111111111111 11111111181111111I11111111111111181111111111 •••—• frt s Fs. = _ 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111i MEN'S "A" LEAGUE LADIES'"B" LEAGUE RO (B. Farquhar 801) 7 43 WB (D. Wein 605) BR (C. Atthill 811) 0 21 AC (H. Roberts 501) UN , (D. Wells 730 ) 7 29 TT (R. Greene 454 ) DU (S. McNair 618) 0 16 LE (N. Dairs 612) PA (L. Little 788) 5 26 IB (B. Totten 666) RB (J. Jones 761) 2 33 HU (J, Laye 576) C4 (E. Matzold 729) . 7 40 HS (P. Allan 471) SU (H. Holtzmann 592) 0 26 SP (P. Lightfoot 484) CA (W. Beattie 768) 7 38 MM (B. Miller 614) SP (G. Pratt 656) 0 21 BL (P. Crawford 559) FA (F. Smith 663) 4 24 HO (B. Bierling 668. ) IG (A. Neal 739) 3 19 GY (Ft. Negriin 551) 5 46 SC 2 41 IG 7 25 KK 0 2 CH 5 32 BO 2 32 GR 5 5 FE 2 18 5 36 CS 2 33 LH 5 36 RE 2 21 MIXED LEAGUE (R. Cockwill 693) (J. Russell 718) (D. Goldsmith 705) (F. Spicer 513) (M. Robbins608) (J. Cooper 514) (R. Schroeder 698) (H. Edwards 657 ) (L. Farquhar 752) (.1, Fahner 704) (B. Farquhar 705) (A. Mollard 547) (E. Preszcator 664) (A. Neal 567) (L. Coolrnan 530) (A. Lovell 487) (G. Bierling 623) (B. Forrest 572) MI VA LG NO CH BS AO FA CF I BT HH IR MP BU UN BB OE 5 40 2 38 5 32 2 19 5 18 2 21 5 31 2 37 5 28 2 32 5 36 2 20 0 6 7 41 7 23 0 17 7 33 0 32 SP DA CC SH RA HH FS IS RO CO HB HO TO PE PI BO BD RO LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE (C. Glenn 750) (K. Dickson 622) (H. Smith 689) (.1. Leitch 620 ) (G. Donaldson 612) (F. Van Geel 541) (D. Gwalchmai 648 W. Hickson 648) (J. Thompson 643) (D. Mawdsley 622) (J. Nurse 657) 2 10 1 6 3 5 0 0 2 5 1 1 3 10 0 6 2 9 1 B LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE (J. Sovereign 677) 5 30 (I_. Dickson 676) 7 30 (J. Sleeper 633) 5 24 (S. 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Sticker on windshield H6239 COMING SOON 1962 PLYMOUTH 2-door hardtop South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment Sharp shooters lead dart loop Competition remains keen in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with the Sharpshooters leading the league by a single point. The Sharpshooters have a point total of 25 while the Late Niters and B J's are all even in second spot with 24 points apiece. The Doublers are fourth with 22 points. Jake Lindenfield recorded a score of 156 to move ahead in the top score department for the men. The ladies high score remains at 140 with Sue Edginton and Anita Hunter sharing honors. In the number of games won Alex Jackson leads the men with an even dozen wins while Barb Hearn has nine wins, best for the ladies. Last week's scores were: Dark Angels 4 - Noisy Ones 1 Canners 4 - Scotties 1 BA's 3 - Dart Sharks 2 Sharpshooters 3 - Swimmers 2 Itchy Four 3 - Doublers 2 Featherflights 3 - Late Niters 2 Shiphunters 3 - D & S's 2 B J's 3 - Winkers 2 Friday's schedule 8 p.m. Dark Angels vs Sharpshooters BA's v,s Featherflights Doublers vs Scotties Noisy Ones vs Swimmers 9;30 p.m. D & S's vs BJ's Winkers vs Shiphunters Canners vs Itchy Four Late Niters vs Dart Sharks Open house for female curlers Open house was held by the Exeter ladies' curling club with 45 curlers from last year and 11 newcomers in attendance. President Pauline Simmons welcomed all members, new and old alike and Edna Busche gave a picture demonstration on the fundamentals of curling. Curling was demonstrated on the ice with one rink composed of Marg Murley, Janet Lovell, Shirley Davidson and Pauline Simmons opposing a foursome made up by Agnes Bray, Pat Ballantyne, Kay Hodgert, and Beatrice Dawson. The new curlers were given the opportunity to throw a few rocks under the guidance of ex- perienced curlers. The evening closed with a delicious lunch being served by 1st five-president Sally Lou Raymond and Doris Hackney. Batt'n around — Continued from page 4 "And I've never known a monkey so selfish to be As to build a fence around a cocoanut tree So other monkeys can't get a wee taste But would let all the cocoanuts there go to waste. "Why, if I'd put a fence around By ALVIN MU-PIT Each ,Saturday is a bee hive of activity at the arena as minor hockey for the 1971.72 season has started, The Pee Wees start the morning off at 7:30 followed by the Novicefrom 9 to 11, The smallest players 4 tp 6 yrs. old have the ice from 11 to 12 a,rn, with the Mites from 12 to 1, From 1 to 3 the Pee Wee house league and from 3 to 5 the Bantams. There is no public skating on Saturday afternoon but the public is invited to skate from 8 to 10 on Saturday night. Public skating will be held each Sunday af- ternoon from 2 to 4. After school skating is on Wednesday and Fridays from4 to 5,Season tickets are on sale at the arena for this after school skating for $2.00 or 15 cents for each session. The Figure Skating Club has the arena rented on Mondays from 4 to 9 p.m. and again on Tuesday from 4 to 8:30, Mem- bershipis3i5, to date for figure skating Shamrock hockey takes over on Wednesday nights 7 to 10. Rec League will be played Thursday nights, anyone interested in joining a team for Rec League hockey, give me a call at the ArPna 235-2833 players are needed to form a fourth team. The feature attraction on Fridays is a Western Jr D hockey game with the Jr. Hawks as host. On Sunday nights we have the Ausable hockey league, a pleasing brand of hockey with no admission charge. This then is a general summary of the ac- tivities at the arena for the winter with hockey practice, girls hockey and skating parties sandwiched in between, At the High School on Saturday mornings we have ballet and gymnastics. Classes for ballet are filled but a few more registrations can be accepted for gymnastics. On Monday and Wednesday nights at 7:30 the badmintonclub has the gym at the High School. More members can be accepted for badmintonso if you would like A friend is one who shares your joy And doubles it for you; A friend is one who shares your woe And cuts it right in two. Beat Inflation Now... GAS 47.9 Snell Bros. LIMITED 235-0660 Exeter fr Two Exeter victories in first Shamrock tilts MEN'S "B" LEAGUE CT (H. Brand 688) 5 12 OD (.1. Glover 618) 2 33 WH (B. Hogarth. D. Beaver 567) 5 14 HH (E. Preszcator 738) 2 2 TR (J. Campbell 620) 5 32 BE (H. Chappel 691) 2 9 WO (R. Dickey 598) 7 30 PE (default) 0 7 DU (B. Patterson 602) 4 23 OU (B. Hogg 663) 3 43 NO (D. Brunzlow 547) 5 40 MF (L. Smith 611) 2 35 LADIES'"A" LEAGUE SS (M. Holtzmann 711) 7 42 CH (E. Blommaert 566) 0 29 MM (G. Farquhar 644) 7 30 FF (I. Angyal 571) 0 13 AH (G. Bierling 679) 7 31 Do (D. Breen 525) 0 20 LE (P. Crawford 574) 5 13 MI (S. Chappel 562) 2 28 BB (L. Farquhar 650) 5 23 HD (B. Sauder 614) 2 27 HG (D. Munroe 729) 7 35 PP (L. Sell 643) 0 36 this cocoanut tree, Starvation would force you to steal from me. And here is another thing a monkey won't do: Seek a cocktail parlor and get on a stew. "Carouse and go on a whoopee disgracing his life Then reel madly home and beat up his wife. They call this all pleasure and make a big fuss- They've descended from something, but not from us!" U, 4 The first Shamrock minor by a 3-2 count while Luean gained a • 4-1 victory in . the midget contest, Steven Baynham, Brian Clarke and Brad Taylor each scored, a pair of goals to lead the Exeter pee wees to their victory, Adding single scores were Brian Horrell, Darryl Preszcator, Bill Datars and Paul Pooley. Rick Freeman notched the lone , Lucan score. Brian Taylor's two goal effort helped the Exeter bantam win with Marty Martens tallying the third goal. Scoring for ;Lucan were Mike Wraith and Gerald Moon. Gary Isaac, l3ob Cornish, Jeff Park and Mike Wraith scored for Lucan in the midget game with the lone Exeter goal coming from the stick of Murray Parsons.