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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-21, Page 14AREA FLOWERS * One of the junior pariicipqni's in Saturday's Middlesex plowing match was Jim Paton of Lucan. Checking the plow are Ben Thompson and Clare Paton. T.A photo FIGURE SKATERS REGISTER — Kimberly and John Van der Weil were among the many Exeter and area youngsters registering recently with the Exeter figure skating club. Above, club official Marie Tieman checks the youngsters registration with their mother Sharon Van der Weil. T-A photo stop, where we enjoyed the hospitality of him and his wife. Back at the community centre, a square dance completed our ac- tivities of the night. We then retired; the girls in the com- munity centre, the boys in their cabins. Saturday, a hike along the Bruce Trail, in Cypress Lake Provincial Park, to Bootlegger's Cave was our main activity. We made our lunches and took the bus to the park. Our hike was un- dertaken immediately and after losing the trail several times along the way, we arrived at the cave. Lunch was eaten here and we did some exploring. Shortly after eating lunch, we left for the bus. Only after arriving at the bus and waiting for awhile did we realize that five people were missing. They turned up about two and a half hours later. They had lost the trail and had walked in the wrong direction. They were finally found and we returned to the community centre. Games of cards and "murder ball" were played before supper. After supper we held a square dance and then we tried some other types of danced. Later on, we retired, quite ready for sleep after a long day. Sunday morning, after preparing our lunches we went to investigate "some rock for-- mations near Tobermory.We then set off for Tobermory, to see the ferry, the "Chichimaun". Lunch was eaten at Dorcas; Bay and then we dropped Mr. Elliott off at Stoke's Bay. We soon began our long trip home from a weekend I know I'll remember for a long time. • • e then slows crowd ut n 5 t plowers The open tractor class championship was won by Robert Brown of Cambridge who was Canada's best under 30 years of age at the recent International competition near Walkerton. The Middlesex match was held on the farm of Harold McCut- cheon, north of Thorndale. The host farmer was the winner of class 7 of two lands and four or more furrows. Bowling Mens Monday SP B. Nicol 786 KO K. Rader 596 BR C. Murray 719 SU H. Holtzman 708 RO B. Farquahar 770 EF M. Whiting 652 AL R. Munn 754 DD D, McKnight 708 C4 A. Findlayson 833 FL R. Jolly 571 M'ens Wednesday CO D. Hockey 657 TB D. Brintnell 669 BS D. Hogg 636 YW R. Broderick 650 BO G. Campbell 663 AJ K, Edwards 683 TA J. Scott 722 BL C. Wurm 663 Friday Night Mixed CH C. Murray 636 TB K. Brown 531 TC B. Reynolds 591 MP D. Heywood 567 CO P. McFalls 748 OG J. Kinsman 535 Sunday Mixed RR G. Cooper 690 BB G. Bierling 618 FA G. Stire 635 TN B. England 534 DN J. Smith 627 RF A. Moody 502 LO B. Barnes 638 CF M. Morneau 639 Ladies Thursday FIG N. Jones 548 SP R. Eveland 450 TS I. Reid 609 IN T. Stagg 633 SS S. Burton 528 TL M. Semis 719 NG M. Foster 619 GY R,Negrijn 627 IB S. WHOM° JS M, Bridges 506 Tuesday Night Ladies AH M. Holtzmann 655 WH J. Cleave 589 PP G. Skinner 621 P1< Y. Jaques 558 AL G. Tripp 663 HD R. Durand 723 BB M, Goodwin 593 RO J. Simpson 565 LO J. Cooper 551 MM L. Latulippe 624 PO J. Penninga 594 UD P. Gower 476 7 10 0 0 4 25 3 11 7 19 0 7 5 26 2 11 7 28 0 3 4 19 3 '18 4 6 3 15 2 5 19 6 5 21 2 8 7 29 ® 0 16 7 17 0 5 7 23 0 13 7 28 0 15 7 31 0 7 5 18 2 4 4 21 3 16 0 7 0 9 2 .9 5 26 0 26 7 30 0 3 20 7 3 0 7 18 2 2 18 7 14 5 24 0 2 5 21 7 32 2 24 0 2 5 1 3 9 7 5 2 19 0 0 OHA Sr. Continental ILDERTON ARENA Durham Huskies VS Lucan-Ilderton Jets Friday, October 22 - 8:15 p.m. Coppertone Refrigeration and Walloy Excavating are Jet Supporters BARGAIN MONTH The Blanshard Municipal Telephone System will install free of charge Residence extension and/or Contem- pro telephones for all their users ordered from October 18 - November 26, 1976, inclusive where installation is completed before December 31, 1976. Call Business Office (this does not include installations in barns, sheds, etc.) Plymouth CHRYSLER Dodge SALES/SERVICE time the flist quarter was completed. In the first period of play, quarterback. John Van Gerwen hit Gord Baird with two suc- cessful passes and both went for touchdowns. The other six pointer came on a 24 yard gallop by back Ken Pinder. Paul Brooks was successful on two convert attempts. The only scoring in the second quarter came when Doug Mclsaac plunged over the Listowel goal line from two yards Out and Brooks booted the extra point. In the third quarter each team was able to pick up an uncoverted touchdown. Phil Knight scored for the Panthers on a five yard pass play from Van Gerwen. Early in the fourth period, Doug Mclsaac notched his second touchdown of the game, this time on a run of 30 yards. The seventh South Huron major score came when Perry Pooley now in at the signal calling spot hit Steve Knight on a 10 yard pass. The scoring was finalized as Perry Pooley romped 50 yards for a score which was converted by Steve Knight. On the rushing front, Ken Pinder gained 69 yards in six carries and Doug Mclsaac rushed for 80 yards on 10 at- tempts. John Van Gerwen was good on nine of 14 pass attempts good for 163 yards. The total Panther offence gained 555 yards while Listowel was held to 205 yards. In the best players of the day department, Gord Baird took offensive honours and Tom Hayter and George Moore were best on the defensive. a024 Constable W. R. Disher listed damages at -,-600 when vehicles driven by Robert Bailey. RR 1 Arva, and Daniel Hunking, RR 5 London. collided Wednesday at 7.50 a.m. on County Road 28, just west of Highburv. A 14-0 lead held by the South Huron junior Panthers failed to hold up Thursday as Listowel came on strong in the fourth quarter and chalked up 18 unanswered points. The only scoring of the first half was recorded late in the second period by South Huron backfielder Brian Mercer who galloped 65 yards into the op- posing end zone. A holding penalty cost the Panthers an excellent scoring chance in the first period. Joey Becker ran a Listowel punt back 55 yards but was stopped one yard from the goal line but it was called back on the penalty, The South Huron lead jumped to 12-0 in the third period when Dan Bell raced 65 yards after intercepting a Listowel pitch-out. Doug Hoffman's convert attempt was successful and the score was 13-0. Late in the third session, Dave Atthill's kick went into. the Listowel end zone for a . single point. Listowel came back strong in the final 15 minutes of play with two touchdowns which were each converted for two points and a safety touch, • Despite the close score Listowel held a wide edge, in statistics with total yardage gained of 313 compared to 168 yards by the Panthers. Brian Mercer headed up the South Huron running attack with 156 yards in 17 carries. Larry Dawson picked up 17 yards in four attempts at the line. Norwell of Palmerston and Lis towel lead the junior Con- ference with equal undefeated records of four victories, The Panthers are holding down sixth position with two points gained a week earlier through a win over Wingham. By LYNN BAPTI E Friday, October .15, we, 25 senior students, Mr. Marshall and Mr. Cook loaded our gear and ourselves into a bus and departed for Stoke's Bay. We arrived at the community centre at 1:00, where we were joined by Mr. Elliott, a former teacher at South Huron, who was to be our guide i for the weekend. A delicious lunch was served by the Stoke's Bay Women's Institute. Our first activity Friday after- noon was a trip to two spruce bogs in the area. We returned from the bogs, a wet, hungry, dir- ty group, ready for our supper. After eating and a time of rest, we began a walk to the "haunted house". The walk was surely more frightening than the house itself. Mr. Elliott's kouse was our next Local girls lose in field hockey By SUE FEAVER Thursday, South Huron played an exciting field hockey match against Norwell. The game was very close, but the score ended 2- 1 for Norwell. The two teams were evenly matched in skill and experience, and only a lucky shot gave Nor- well the win. The one goal scored by South Huron was shot by Joanne Van Raay,from just inside the scoring circle. South Huron'kept the ball at the Norwell end for at least 70 percent of the game. The clinic held on October 5, coached by Ann McKenna, the Canadian field hockey team coach, was a great success with over 50 players and coaches from area schools attending. After the clinic, coffee, cold drinks and doughnuts were sold to augment the uniform fund. SH s ents to Stokes Bay Rainy weather curtailed spectators at Saturday's Mid- dlesex. County plowing match but competition among the par- ticipants was keen. ' The junior competition for boys and girls 17 years of age and under was won by Jim Paton ,of Luca n. Clare Paton of Lucan was second to Ron Wakeling of Thorndale in the mounted tractor class for Middlesex County residents. • In the section for municipal officials, Fred Lewis of London township was the winner. Next came Nelson Elliott, West Nissouri and Ben Thompson, McGillivray, The ladies utility class was won by Donna Wakeling of Thorndale with.Darlene Paton of Lucan in the runnerup spot. The two football clubs at South leading 14-0 at the end of three junior counterparts were on the Short end of an 18-14 score after even this week in Huron-Perth Panthers chalked up an im- pressive 52-6 victory but their Conference play. Huron District High School broke ternoon, the South Huron senior In Listowel, Thursday af- Panthers wasted little time getting on the scoreboard and doubleheader. they chalked up a 20-0 lead by the to meet. Stratford Central in a periods of play. Huron teams will be in Stratford In the senior contest, the Today, Thursday, both South PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS for Town of EXETER This Preliminary List of Electors prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act 1972 will be publicly posted in the of- fice of the Municipal Clerk on the 28th day of October, 1976. Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Application for inclusions, additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector by com- pleting and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk. The last day for filing applications concerning inclusions, ad- ditions, corrections or deletions: NOVEMBER 5, 1976 E. H. Carscadden, Clerk-Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Clerk's notice of first posting of Preliminary List of Electors 1,976 Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 23 of the Municipal Election's Act, 1972 and that I have posted up at my office at RR 4, Seaforth on the 22nd day of October, 1976, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the Municipality at Municipal Elections, and that such list remains there for in- spection. And I hereby call upon all electors to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected accor- ding to law. The last day for filing complaints is the 5th day of November, 1976. The place at which the revision will commence is my office at RR 4, Seaforth, Ontario. The time at which the revision will commence is ikle 22nd day of October, 1976. Dated this 22nd day of October, 1976 James I. McIntosh Clerk, Township of Tuckersmith NOTICE to the residents of the TOWNSHIP OF HAY The Preliminary List of all electors prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, was publicly posted in the Office of the Municipal Clerk on the 21st day of October, 1976. Complaints in the nature of requests for addi- tions or corrections to or delections from the list may be made by an elector completing and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk. The last day for filing forms requesting addi- tions, corrections or delections is the 5th day of November, 1976. Wayne C. Horner Clerk-Treasurer Township of Hay EXETER MINOR BOWLING REGISTRATION. Exeter Lanes 5 - 10 years, Wed., Oct. 27 11 years, Thurs., Oct. 28 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Free Game First Day Regular league play $1.00 weekly Entry fee $1.00 Please bring name, age and date of birth Score keepers needed NOTICE Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd., Grand Bend wishes to an- nounce that we have discontinued our Bombardier Ski-Doo franchise due to a large sales increase in our automotive and marine lines. We wish to thank our many Ski-Doo customers for their past patronage and business with this firm. We wish to take this opportunity to announce the appoint- ment of Dale Hayter, Dale's Esso Service of Grand Bend as the new authorized Ski-Doo dealer and trust you will look to him for all your snowmobile needs as you have with us in the past. 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