HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-03, Page 7Over 500 "dogs'
.eaten ..by bowlers
The reputation of the members
of the Exeter minor bowling
program in haying excellent
appetites was upheld at the an-
nual banquet at the Legion hall,
Monday night.
Close to 170 boys and girls
consumed more than 500 hot dogs
served up by Mrs, Irene Harness,
Doreen Kirk and their helpers
including mothers of the bowlers
and the Legion Ladies. Auxiliary.
Mrs. Harness was in charge of
the food for the eleventh con-
secutive year.
While a champion hot dog eater
was not named at the "feed,"
officials suspect Ed Hunter-
Duvar consumed the most
wieners and buns, The record in
previous years was one dozen hot
dogs. One five year-old girl
consumed her fair share with a
total of five "dogs."
Trophies were presented to all
of the championship teams and
winners of individual awards for
high single, double and average
scores and most improved
bowlers,
Special awards were given to
the youngsters bowling games of
300 or more. Danny Bell tossed
games of 315 and 313, Jim Veri
had a 315 game and Valerie Flynn
was tops with a score of 321.
Ruth Durand who has been in
charge of the minor bowling
program for the past 18 years
was in charge of the trophy
presentations,
The ladies, mens and mixed
bowling leagues, the Exeter
Kinsmen club, Tuckey Beverages
and York Ice Cream assisted
financially in providing the
banquet along with Exeter's RAP
committee.
Final event
for seniors
By MRS. FR EP EMMEN
CENTRALIA
Senior citizens met in the
community centre Monday for an
afternoon of cards and crokinele.
It was the last meeting of the
season.
Dan Shoebottom left on
Wednesday to begin his duties
with the Ministry of Natural
Resources in the Parry Sound
district.
Miss W.V. Pollock, Kitchener
was a visitor for a few days at the
home of her sister, Mrs, Lorne
Hicks. They spent the weekend
with relatives in Kincardine and
attended a bridal shower
Saturday for their niece, Miss
M.E. Walden,
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Russell Schroeder were Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt, Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Schroeder, Cindy and
Larry, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Schroeder
and Lisa, London,
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PEE WEE AND BANTAM WINNERS — The Vikings wan the Exeter minor bowling league bantam boys
championship. Shown at the back they are, Paul Broderick, Kevin Parsons, Jamie Grant, Steve Wells and
Wayne Parsons. At the front are the pee wee and bantam girl champs. They are Lisa McGee, Pam Bregman,
Tracy MacDonald, Eugene Glanville and Ricky Gilfillan. Missing were Karen Richard and Susan Jensen.
SENIOR, JUNIOR CHAMPS — The Comets won the senior championship of the Exeter minor bowling
league and the Bombers were junior champs. The Comets at the back are Brenda Edwards, Ted Triebner,
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Times-Advocate, May 3, 1973
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INDIVIDUAL WINNERS— Trophies were presented to the high single, double, average and most improved
bowler in the Exeter minor league. The juniors and seniors are shown above. Back, left, Brian Mercer, Danny
Bell, Randy Cairnie, Ran Wright, Bonnie Cooper, Steve Holtzmann, Mike Cooper, Jim Veri and Ted Triebner.
Front, Marilyn Cooper, Shannon Dougherty, Valerie Flynn, Terri Dobson, Laurie Shipman, Sherry Gilfillan
and Julie Ann Mclean. T-A photo
YOUNGEST INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — The bantam and pee wee individual champions in the Exeter minor
bowling league are shown above. Back, left, Doug Hoffman, Kevin Parsons, Steve Pearce, Jeff Newby,
Matthew Tuckey and Gary Harvey. Front, David Goarley, Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Dianne Zachar, Maria Mol,
Nancy Durand, Shelley Finnen, Cheryl Dowson, Lisa McGee, Mary Ferguson and Ricky Gilfillan. T-A photo
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CLANDEBOY E
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Ilderton Curling Rink. Various
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