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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-02, Page 7SKATERS OF ALL AGES — At Saturday night's figure skating carnival in Zurich, spectators had an opportunity to watch skaters of all ages from Zurich and Grand Bend perform. Shown above are from the left, Christine Boogemans, Judy DeJong, Matilda Van Leeuwen, Maryanne Geoffrey, Sandra Coleman, Kathy Allister and Ellen Van den Bygaart, T-A photo Canadian revue presented by local figure skaters Fee Sound at Ewe Plead MODEL 6700 — SOLID STATE AM/FM/FM STEREO MULTIPLEX RECEIVER Push Button and slide graphic function controls; illuminated vernier slide rule dial with black-out face; Full range dynamic twin speakers and main unit in matched walnut cabinets; Headphone and phono jacks; Stereo indicator light Size: 141/2 " x 10" x 4Y2" (Main unit) 11" x 8%" x 4" (Speakers) SERVICE GUARANTEED $119 Sugg. A5 List ONE ONLY * * * TRANSISTOR Portable Radios $999 AC/DC Complete with Batteries And Earphones Sugg, List $15.99 43S MAIN Si. 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Wightman 56.7) CH The more than 550 spectators attending the 21st annual ice carnival presented by the Exeter Figure Skating club were given a good look at Canadian life, Entitled "This Land is Your Land, " the lively show featured in the first half by the younger IBT (B. Farquhar 682) FA (J. Bregman 626) M&P (A. Neal 639) YS (L. Farquhar 771) UN (A. Lovell 625) IR (E. Preszcator 675) 1-1H (A. Motlard 675) CF (G. Wilson 765) BB (S. Glanville 703 ) AO (D. Browning 749) O&E (L. Davidson 508) BU (R. Thompson 617) BANTAM GIRLS & PEE w eEs EL (L. Shipman 218) 5 LI (J. McLean 236) 0 BE (C. Fisher 224) 3 CR (S. Zachar 203) 2 GI (B. Anderson 228) 5 ZE (P. Inch 263) 0 BANTAM BOYS N1-1 (R. Wright 301) 5 SD (G. Skinner 311) 0 TI (S. Pearce 290) 2 RO (A. Osgood 344) 3 BL (B. Baynham 300) 3 WI (R. Cairnie 320) 2 JR. & SR. BOYS & GI RLS CO (S. Pfaff 474) 3 DY (D. Brintnell 347) 2 AT (M. Brintnell 484) 3 CC (D. Holtzmann 324) 2 KED (M. Dougherty 405) 5 ST (G. Fuller 299) Times-AcIvocate, 'March X 197g: Pao. 7 volimooloomiloollowilloolimpowomoimmillionowilnwiltumniinilowoloononilimmonnoimillontommultouwowolowsossom The undefeated streak of the Lucan-Ildertoa Jets which had reached25 games came to an end in Strathroy Saturday night when the Tri-County all-stars came up with a 5-3 decision. It was the second time the two teams had faced each other. The first time out, at the Huron Park arena, the two clubs played tea 5- 5 tie. Tom Woodiwiss fired what proved to be the winning goal at 16.45 of the third period for the all-stars and Jim Crawford with a Sharpshooters lengthen lead The Sharpshooters have lengthened their first place lead in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league to two points over the second place BJ's. The league leaders have 76 points to their credit while the BJ's have 74. The Dark Angels are in sole possession of third spot with 70 points while the Late Niters follow in fourth with 67 points. Duff Rothbauer and Barb 1r; Hearn each added one game to their league leading individual win totals of 32 and 22, respec- tively. This week's scores were: Doublers 4 - Itchy Four 1 Featherflights 3 - Late Niters 2 Canners 3 - Scotties 2 BJ's 4 - Winkers 1 D&S's 3 - Shiphunters 2 Sharpshooters 5 - Swimmers 0 Dart Sharks 3 - B A's 2 Dark Angels 5 - Noisy Ones 0 Friday's schedule 8 p,m. Dark Angels vs Sharpshooters B A's vs Featherflights Doublers vs Scotties Noisy Ones vs Swimmers 9:30 p,m. D & S's vs BJ's Winker`s vs Shiphunters Canners vs Itchy Four Late Niters vs Dart Sharks shot into the empty L-I net with only 33 seconds to ensure the victory. The Jets held a 2-1 lead after the first twenty minutes of play and the all stars came back to gain the same margin in the second period to put the two clubs on even terms at 3-3. Terry Bourne was quick to open the scoring for the Jets taking a pass from Bob Knack and blinking the light behind the all-stars net at the 2.55 mark. Brian Carroll tied the score near the halfway mark and two minutes later Dick Doughty put the Jets back in front on a pass from Bill Bourne, Jim Crawford evened the count at 2-2 before one minute had elapsed in the middle frame. Pete Loveless counted for the Jets and Al Coppard for the all-stars in the balance of the period. The Jets were without seven of their regular performers. Missing from the line-up were Steve Storey, Ron Cauduro, Bill Dunnell, Steve Proctor, Jamie Robb, Walt Parkinson and Jacques Cousineau. The Lucan-Ilderton club will be travelling to Erie, Pennsylvania Friday to meet the Erie Lions in a two game series, Friday and Saturday nights. In a previous visit earlier in the season, the same two teams played to a deadlock, Manager Don Urbshott of the Jets said this week that he ex- pected OHA playoffs would start at the Huron Park arena on March 10 with Point Edward Easy Movers supplying the op- position in the first round. MEN'S "A" LEAGUE DU (G. Houde 691) PA (L. Little 812) UN (J. Falrbairn 775) FA (D. McKnight 734) RB (B. Sanders 816) CA (J. Bell 740) I GA (D. Robbins 564) SU (B. Forrest 650) RO (J, Fuller 822) C4 th (E. Matzold 778) SP (R. Smith 738) 167 (C. Atthill 604) MEN'S "B" LEAGUE OU (B. Reynolds 772) NO (G. Ford 665) MF (B. Jones 614) DD (C. Wein 737) WO (C. Butson 652) TR (B. Brock 616) PE (R. Brintnell 694) BE (G. Dunlop 604) CT (R. Carswell 714) HH (H. Minderlein 606) WH (J, Brennan 633) DU (L.. Hockey 697) LADIES'"A" LEAGUE PP (M. Glover 663) 5 100' DQ (B.Sims 558) 2 47 CH (A. Hunter 626) 5 73 Ladies curling E. Busche 11 - B. Bell 2 J. Taylor 8 - L. Dobbs 8 D. Shapton 8 - S. Mousseau 5 H. Burton 7 - B. Dawson 2 D. Pfaff 7 - D. Prout 7 A. Bray 8 - H. Webber 7 D. Coates 9 - G. Gregus 4 A. McDonald 14 - W. Marshall 6 P. Simmons 9 - H. Miekle 7 M. Strang 8 - J. Lovell 4 Worn ignition wires are responsible for many winter driving troubles. Insulation should be checked periodically. Since 1900, the U.S. automobile output has totalled 260 million! * A clear-air kit, reducing a car's polluting power by up to 50%, is available for most pre-1966 models at a cost of about $12. Oregon, in 1919, was the first state to institute a gasoline tax. Accidental archaeology: while excavating for a ramp in downtown Albany, N.Y., workmen uncovered what may be the remains of a 17th century Dutch trading post, We don't knOw much about archaeology — but we ARE expertS on cars, and we'll be happy to pamper yours at Larry Snider MarORS LIMIrED ExttEli 2354640 LONDON 22/-4101 Huron County's Largest FOrd bealer Drive in Socin I Last week I had no inquiries on crafts, it would appear as though we have the craft situation well in hand in this area by the number of replies received over the last four or five weeks. But in case there are still interested persons call 235-2833. Hoeseleague hockey swings into action this Saturday after a lapse of one week due to the carnival. Novice and pee wee teams will start play-offs and all series will be two-out-of-three, Montreal plays New York and Boston plays Vancouver in Novice. Black Hawks vs Bruins and Mustangs vs Baracudas in pee wee and may the best teams win, Although the pee wee , bantam and midget all-star teams have been eliminated from further O.M.H.A. play we still have the Shamrock play-offs to complete. The pee wee's are in a round robin series with Lambeth and Lucan. The Bantams are also in a round robin with Dorchester and Huron Park, The Midget series comprises Huron Park, Lucan and Exeter, As you can see we still have quite a few games to play and all home games are on Wednesday nights from 7 to 10 p.m, Try and take in a few of these games. The novice Bronco's have eliminated Goderich in the first round of O.M.H.A. play-offs and are awaiting the next opponent. The Hawks will be playing Belmont in a 4 out of 7 series with games here on March 5, 10 and 14 if necessary. The winner of this series will play the winner of the Southern Jr. D, league, possibly Caledonia. The Rec League start play-offs Thursday with Newby Tire and Juveniles in the first game and Bank Boys and Vikings in the second game in a two out of three series, Monday March 6 the Rec League all-stars will play the Agricultural School team from Ann Becker, Ronnalee Bogart, Kelly Gaiser, Jayne Hayter, Brenda Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert, Kathy Livingstone, Sheila McLeod, Lynn Mercer, Brenda Pincombe, Brenda Pinder, Pauline Pym, Joan Pym, Patti Lou Shapton, Lynn Vanwyck, Barbara Wein, Solo by: Linda Elder, Eskimos - David Bell, Lee Hodgert and Brian Mercer. Polar Bears - Larry Dawson, Jeff Fuller, Danny Galloway, Brian Pym, David Underwood and Jim Veri. Life at The North Pole - Snow Queen - Nancy Underwood; Snow Man- Launa Fuller; North Poles - Susan Brintnell, Vicki Cun- ningham, Diane Hodgert, Colleen Kerslake, Wanda Newby and Judy Webb; Sleighbells Linda Elder, Cathy Fuller, Barbara Parsons, Cathy Vriese and Jodi Finnen Reindeers - Judy Brittain, Lynn Clarke, Brenda Fletcher and Lorrie Murley, Ladies of Snow - Julianne Brit- tain, Gail Fuller, Cathy Holtz- mann, Vicki Miller, Barbara Parsons, Eleanor Salmon, Cathy Vricse and Cathy Wells. By ALVIN VVILLERT Centralia at the Huron Park Arena 7:30 p.m. All proceeds to go to Bunny Bundle. It is hoped a great number of people will take in this game. The figure skating carnival was very successful and possibly the best we have had here at Exeter, The executive of the club and instructors deserve a great deal of credit for the success Of the carnival, -Games this week: 9-10 Montreal vs New York, 1041 Boston vs Vancouver 11-12 Squirts 12-1 Mites 1-2 Black Hawks vs Bruins 2-3 Mustangs vs Baracudas 3-5 Bantam 5 52 2 67 5 108 2 79 5 109 2 '47 7 112 0 68 7 108 0 78 5 54 2 22 5 87 2 83 5 93 2 92 5 76 2 51 22 13 13 9 24 9 22 41 32 25 36 9 26 33 38 27 25 16 members of the club, "Ontario Swings, A Salute to Quebec, Opening up the Old West, The Rockies and A Salute to British Columbia." The senior boys 'and girls skated in costumes depicting the Gold Rush, a Polar Bear Hunt, Life at the North Pole and the Aurora Borealis. Each of the more than 150 members of the club from Exeter, Hensall, Dashwood, Credi ton and surrounding areas appeared in at least one number during the evening. In addition to directing the entire show, club pro Brad Loosley combined with Jay Witherspoon of Woodstock to provide an entertaining few minutes in a comedy skating routine. The guest skater was Julie Bowerman of Woodstock, now skating out of the Cricket club in Toronto, The honor of travelling the longest distance to appear in the show went to Santa Claus who made the trip from the North Pole. He was actually a former member of the local skating club, Fred Elder who flew in from the north by way of Hensall, Jack Underwood is president of the Exeter figure skating club'. The treasurer is Louise Pincombe while Ann Prout handles the secretarial duties. Others on the executive are Mary Holtzman, Dolores Fuller, Karen Pfaff and Flo Underwood, Gerry Finnen was master of ceremonies for the carnival. The number presented and the performers in each are as follows: The Mounties- Susan Brintnell, Judith Brittian, Lynn Clarke, Vicki Cunningham, Linda Elder, Jodi Finnen, Brenda Fletcher, Cathy Fuller, Diane Hodgert, Colleen Kerslake, Lorrie Murley, Wanda Newby and Judy Webb, Salute To Quebec - Lisa Blue, Darla Crawford, Judy Coates, Karen Cudmore, Kandy Dobson, Kim Galloway, Sandra Hopkinson, Susan Jensen, Janet Pfaff, Karen Richards and Lisa Rundle, Ontario Swings - Cathy Dale, Patricia Hodgert, Starr Jesney, Debbie Josephson, Kelly Livingstone, Kim Livingstone, Vicki Pfaff, Lisa Rooth, Susan Tiernan, Denise Turnbull, Michele Vandeworp and Patricia Willis. Opening Up The Old West - Frontiersmen - Jeff Borland, Matthew Connon, Craig Cud- more, Dale Hennessey, Darryl Laramie, Jeff Pfaff, Allan Pym, Dennis Pym. Indian Maids - Susan Boyle, Kim Dobson, Lynne Dobson, Shelley Gackstetter, Debra Galloway, Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Cathy Lamont, Penny Pind, Linda Smith and Colleen Whiteford. Posse - Brent Dawson, Jeff Galloway, Alan Hodgert, Scott Hodgert, Chris McLeod, Scott Rundle, Michael Stewart and Michael Veri. Hillbillies - Brenda Bell, Anne Marie Brand, Marilyn Brand, Kelly Dobson, Cindy DOwn, - Shelley Finnen, Renee Finnen, Kim Kipfer, Lisa Miller, Barbara Orr, Elizabeth Skillender, Sandra Skinner, Elise Vandeworp and Michele Veri. Duet - Cindy Beaver and Brenda Pincombe. Totem Poles -Elizabeth Brand, Sheila Eisenschink, Heidi Eisenschink, Karen Hart, Karen Kneale, Brenda Murray, Catherine Patterson, Donna Prout, Margaret Pym, Debbie Taylor, Cheryl Cann, Darlene Davis, Patti Lou Downi,Suzanne Mathers, Danette McLeod, Suzanne Patterson, Laurie Prout, Catherine Raymond, Laurie Ross and Tracy Van Wyck. Indians - Donald Beaver, Dwayne Mathers, Lorrie Mathers, Jeff Newby, Scott Newby, Scott Pincombe, Steven Prout, Greg Prout, Edward Willis, and Steven Willis. Ice Chipettes - Julianne Brit- tain, Gail Fuller, Launa Fuller, Cathy Holtzmann, Vicki Miller, Barbara Parsons, Eleanor Salmon, Nancy Underwood, Cathy Vriese and Cathy Wells. Gold Nuggets - Barbara Armstrong, Cindy Beaver, Sue Ric News Houseleague again Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER • 30" Range Self-Cleaning Pyrolytie Self•Clean yOur entire oven electrically, keeps it clean — shelves, element drip porcelain broil pen as you own your and approved in Million ranger, automatic and costs per cleaning. Bu i I t•in Rotisserie old•fathiOned fun spit roasting back in Retested Oven Lamp cooking foods easily, • _. MAIN t.t., (....* guaranteed CONTESSA 850 Oven NO Oven. Cleans 131 and Freezer bowls and fresh — for at long Four range, Proved Shelves more than 1 flexibility. it is Safe, cleaning. only (pennies Thin puts the thick arid flavour of requires your kitchen, add lets you see Full . _ Optional 14.9 around Insulation. t'1, .. 1.,. .,.. ,.• ,....4...... f , Cu. Ft. 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