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•NEW FACILITIES AT qE—The Grand Bend Lions recently completed wOrk on their
elV outdoor rink in the Village. The club installed an asphalt floor at the rink, and
fan to organize minor hockey and provide skating for all youngsters in the commun.
„tr. Dave Jackson3 president of the Lions, iashown between Bob Gratton and Gary
Desjardine in a recent contest. —T -A photo
Ken Watson's CURLING
Here s strategy to beat
those blank -end plays
' e ecant :10. years ago it was: for the purpose of retaining the rock or two behind the barrier.
ope the part of - any skip to. de -e succeeding end. Eventually it! house when you play your thst Mock, .0akridge Acres midgets hurdle
le;berately 'try to blank an ende wee accepted as a justifiable t shot, try to draw just in front Exeter took a 2-0 lead three ed over Exeter into third spot
; manoeuvre in competitive play i Of the .tee on the centre line to
minutes later on a goal by Rick in the Shamrock league, when
- t atar took
Area teal
compete
ba in two ieagues
BRAVES WIN PAIR , with tack Chilechaee. i The locals managed to keecil
Shamrock Bantam league, the Cann. pulled Exeter back into way mark of the middle, frame,
Braves, bounced haele from contention al the 15:00 minute hut thee the liensall crew ture.!
their initial defeat to eole two mark when he finished off a led on the pressure to cop their
Exeter's second entry in the .Another deet star, Don the game close until the nil -
ictories this week. passing play with Fred Lamb tvictory
The Braves trimmed Hderton and Steve Benning. 1 Fred Lamb opened the scoring
5.1 on Saturday, and then hand,' The egaine appeared to be for Exeter at the 6:35 mark of
ed Lunn a 6-1 drubbing ma Mon. heading tor overtire as the : the first, period on a Play with
day. i teams ba,ttled to- the BMA- but 'Steve Benning and Doug Busehe.
for However, Jack Chipchase eame
Ron Cockwell paced the at.' Jones pulled the game nut
tack against Ilderton, .as he Exeter when he sed on last' back a minute past the, midway
came ti with a air of goals • ditch offensive thrust With his' mark to knot the count at 14.
Single markers were registered • imentates, Frank Boyle and Jack
by John Lock, Bob Storie and SanteapshalneitThinereihNevascoonntleyst4Owsheeen.
Rick McDonald. Jones scored the winner.
Gary Keays picked up the .
stelwart for the Exeter squad,
lone tally for liderton, Gerald, McBride, :defensive
• g
The twa. goals were the only
scoring in the first en mintites.
Chipchase put the Hensall crew
ahead 24 in the early minutes
of the second period, but,Doug
Busehe pulled Exeter back Into
was evenly divided between six reqelved a severe head Pah 111 ii 2-2 tie at the 5:10 mark,
members of the Braves squad. the contest wbea he dropped to 33111 S h a d d lee k put Hensall
' block a shot The puck hit the
The six Included Doug Parker, ' ..,,-- ' _ahead to stay at the 9:20 mark
Bill Alien, Bob McDonald, Larry • wee -el' on the temple and he had of the period, and then Larry
Jones made the score 4-2 as the
Wright, Russ Kennedy got the. the cut. learns left the ice at the end of
Lucan goal. i LEPION BANTAMS LOB the middle frame.
Callum McPhee p 1 a y e ,d Exeter bantams suffered their Steve Kyle and Shaddick each
stand out role in the nets ine first defeat of the season Friday ecored in the final frame as they
his first three games he has the locals 5.3 in Exeter in a the Exeter end of the rink.
Goderich whipped kept the majority ef the play in
both games for tip Braves. In enight when
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behind him. I The Goderieh entry, which won
PEE WEBS BLANK lt,PBRTON :the .all -Ontario championship last
come from 'behind
Exeter .Pee wees continued ' Year. had to
sure,. Ron Coekwcll and Don: to have several stitches to close
allowed only five pucks to get WOAA t
their winning ways in Shamrock ; with a third period rally to down
action last week when they . ,h 1 1 for ming m Hensel!.
whipped Ilderton 8-0 10 Egeter.1 Kelly opened the scoring
He blinked the light three times t he took a pass from Tarrae and one toes,
liensall pee mew continued
their winning ways in the Sham-
rock loop last Friday as they
handed Mensal Park a 6-1 trim -
Tom Allan was once again I the salt town boys et the 3;15 It was the sixth win for the
the leading scorer for the 'tows, mark of the first period when "D" ,diedsion leaders, against
in the lilt. .Iohn Loader helPed fliPPect the puck past Neil Ham- Bob Moir led the Hensall crew
• with three goals. Ken Smale
tallies. while single markers 1
cause with two i Mon,
Defensive stalwart ethi Cars. counted two and Laverne liar-
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in the winning
were picked up by Glen Overholt, ; cadden. put the, teams on even burn notched the other.
Roddy MeSween and Bob Gray- 1 terms at the 9:25 mark when he Peter Chapman was the lone
Ct. I scored unassisted on a neat Kens al Park goal.getter.
Larry Stine recorded •the shut..
,piece. of stickhandling. , ZU-R.Icel je/VS SPLIT
nut in the Exeter nets. 1 Exeter jumped into a 2.1 lead Zurich juven les split decisions
The win was the 'sixth of the two minutes later when theiri ' '
in twa contests this week. They
season for 'the. pee wees, who I first line clicked on a neat pass- whipped Lambeth 6-4, but lost
with Mike Cushman
have only dropped two league ling , play to Clinton 44,
games, Their 12 points gives 1
them a strangle hold on second netting the tally. Jack Glover ,, .. , e
and Gary Parsons drew assists
regularly scheduled Shamrock
hew win tWer Daniumn was a
Sent6rs hear talent
A varied program, was pre- birthday of the club. includes
seated at the Senior Citizens Ile. end Mr& liermge Powe,
meeting Tuesday evening in the Mr. and Mrs, Allred kitinion, Mr.
Legion Hall with Mr. Willi= and Mrs, Warren Breck and Mr.
Homey as chairman.
Van Amerngen, duets by Mari' i ee,,,,,e, "f,htt,i,,,,,ri i 7An tigut
duet were ung i and Mrs. Mervyn Greinger,
Solos and a
ley hlee. Brece Cana and Mrs. I
lyn errayne and *made lereft, ; reelcineenhele9.5,9eieecee•-1:1Lihmin'i!eaellts.-±o•
Mrs. Len jukes and Mrs.
Lee 4s over z,aord the 10.Year total
readings by Wanda Maelaren, ; eeeieeeee-
Webber, accordion solo by Bar-
y ramie -rine Simmons,meth ,--
ry Jeffery, piano instrumental
b
{ queue accompanied be Mrs, FAST RELIEF FOR
organ selection hy M a u r 1 c e
hyalite Jing on the piano and a
Piano trio by Sandra Joie,
, Linda Hunter-Dtivar and Linda
Johnston, The p r o g r a m was
opened with a singsong led by
Walter Cuthush with Mrs, An-
- p .
A silence of two minutes •was
observed in remembrance of
those winbersiwho had died in
William M a r e h a 11 and Toni
Walker furnished music for the
evening.
dancing which concluded the e
The program cominittee for tri11411ARD' S
"KING OF PAIN"
1960,
Members of the Beta Sigma
Phi served lunch. Mr. and Mrs.
February which is the seventh • L IN 1 m E r4 1.
ING
SCLES
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spot. only two points behind the on ..P . •
league.leading Oakridge Acres I Don Lasaline pulled Goderieh
squad. - , back into the gains at the two -
minute mark of the middle
EX 6TER .1 UV FIVALLY WIN frame, when he finished off a
Exeter juveniles copped their
first win in WOAA hockey action
when they skated to a theilling
5-4 win over Hensel' in Exeter,
Monday..
Bob 'Jones led the winners
with two goals, his last coming
at the 19:20 mark of the final
three goals to overcome their
play with Kelly.
Exeter went ahead again he.
fore the teams left the tee when
Bob Burns scored an unassisted
marker at the 11 -minute mark,
Goderich came out strong in
the final period and scored
period, and giving thelocals deficit and clinch the vic ory.
their hard-fought win.
The speedy left winger welled
11:05 scored the tallies with Tarras
Arthur, Lasaline and. 'Wilkinson
the scoring at the
the first period when he teamed drawing mists on two of the
up with Frank and Rick Boyle Pals'
EASY WIN OVER MIOGSTS
ronsidered prier sportsmanship i advantage of last stone on the If there are no stones in the to get an- open shot at Dennis
tan the 1.1th end in order to hang force the opposing skip into the e
and
Jeffery rink
antothoerneall-important' last rock Itoengpertoroil)liagegbeleenil hie at. passoutid fait-lomopenjaccokrneSrteFileTind the
'In 1.955 Gareet Campbell de.! Should thefe be no granitee Hensall netminder.
win ur,.eys
t k liberately manufactured a "goose around when you play your first
egg- on ,,the ninth frame- In a shot, play a draw Jus.t. a foot to one goal just as the teams
Brian Bonthron cut* the lead
i crucial Brier game vveth R.eg in front of the rings. lf your were ready fo leave the J.* at
,t•Nole -TefferY skipited hls rink.) Stone's B.C. threat, le eid hie opponeM misses, try a tap up the end. of the period, when he
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two :Wins in the Christmas t march to Saskatchewan's firstfor guard and shot rock or split flipped a short backhander Past
bonsPiel, she win the turkeys in Canadian title. In today's power, both stones into the. tweive.foot. Gerry Cooper at the 18:40 mark.
the highly -contested event. I play tactics the blank end is an , Should the other skip hit the Jack Chipcha se and Harold
His rink . of Bev Alexander, 1 accepted manoeuvre in the West I stick, draw behind and wait for Jacques pulled the }Jewell crew
Cliff Brintnell. and Tony Page 1 and is commonly
practised by ! the obituary notice. into a 3-2 lead in the second
cemeieetheir prizes with a total the u
upper echelons in the curling period when they clicked on
THIS .. w E.E1(, S CURLINg, T P
- I. goals less than a minute apart at
or „28 points, a single point more I fraternity when "name" rinkl
weelenerniner-up, Ken Ottewell, i lock borne in combat for big i If 'you are consistently nal-- the mid -way mark of the con -
Vie Ottewell rink composed of prizes or national prestige.. ' row with both turns, check your test,
Mac Hodgert, Gerry Webb and 1.., Usually a topnotch slop can stance l Face the slop's broom,
Norval Jones won chickens for , get a sniff of this strategy de.,
Ttirn in the hack a ccordingly.
their second place showing. veloping as the end draws to
' d 't close. but what can he do If You are asked for a vi
jack Stephan shot the locals
hack into a 3-3 tie at the 16;25
mark of the period .when he
teamed up with Rick Boyle to
they whipped 'the locals 6.0 in
Exeter, Wednesday.
The locals had difficulty in get.
ting untracked, throughout the
contest, and turned to playing
the man rather than the puck.
Sevegal of the goals eame as
the Oakridge players neatly side-
stepped a block from an Ex-
eter defender to get a clean shot
at the net.
Paul Corriveau paced the win-
ners, picking up the hat trick
in the contest. Keith, McLappin
and Dundas registered the other
tallies.
The win gave Oakridge a total
of 12 points, ons more than the
fourth -place locals:
dui
HONSALL WINS IN. WOAA
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£U3!1 wescHensall juveniles handed Ex --
teem of Clarence Down, Howard about it? This suggests an in.,. turn adjust your body and your beat Mock.
I The game remained tied until eter their third straight toes in
Truemner and Ward Kraft be a teresting subject for today's col-' rock slightly 'Lb the left to com-
e third place finish with 24 points, limn. wide out -turn final
the 8:00 minute mark of the WOAA action last week, as they
end also won chickens for their As the second last end of a Pensatv' For e° period when Bill Shaddick whalloped the locals to the tune
efforts. close- scoring eame is of the
e swing more to the right. put Hensall ahead on a play of 6.2.
The fourth place team in the most concern by far when a; ..----..,-
blank end loome up, let us
examine the strategy of a skip
who is one up or tied without
last rock in his favor.
Basically. any skip in this;
position wants to score a brace
or more himself but at worst
is willing to concede one shot
to his opponent. Knowing full
well that his adversary is trying
borespiel took heme cranberries
fer their 22. points, The rink was
compoeed of Carf Cann,Law-
rence Wein, Archie Etherhigton.
• and Harry Strahg.
Action resumes this week in
aempetitien for the. South End
, Service draw. All teams have
been changed after the Canad-
ian Tire draw which was capped
byLee Learn.
stnerle sNo seevict reAW
POttday, „..lahuAne 2
7:0o e ee
BrItAly Snell
Milt Bobbins -Mon Gralttre,
1. Bob Jeffery-Caxf Cann
Bev Morran--Gord MeTtavish
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L D. teteloteOn-lianderaon Xing
2. Bill Allison -Ken Met.T.Aughlin
1. Georgs Muaohe--,Elnier Bell
• 2. Mao Horlrert.--Charles Smith
intedays n trh ry 10
De • lean
leicee Otteivall-Ernst Carson
• Doug liughson-q1aucle Pa-ftow
2,1Orley Sandett-Bill Cann
2. O'Ohn. Col'bett-Russ Stall
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• iltrtv. -tIffirt,v-Art Caztt
2. 41yZiliot-Joa WoOtIen
/. COwen-liatvey Pollen
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Sliane-Almer tesirnote
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to gineer a blank frame, our
hero Must never be caught nap-
ping,
The obvious strategy for a
rink that has heretofore. been
mentioned in dispatches is to
play the end wide open and try
for two shot steins: one on
either side of the rings, thus
making a blank en& impossible.
The Mit rock of the end should
be drawn into the outside rings,
preferably on a run where hit.
Ling is more difficult or lkith. the
turn which bothers the opposing
lead most when he is asked to
remove it, When it comes to the
skip's last stone and you ale
ready have shot rack -for heav-
en's sake don't guard -draw to
the other side of the eircle.
For the skips who do not
aspire, to 'the Scotch Cup of the
Brier, try to steal a point by
crawling itt behind a guard. If
you can hide your stone nicely,
a blank end is indeed reinete
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tilt,- and gave the Zurich crew
their seventh win.• It boosted
their league leading total to 15
points, two more than Lambeth -
Lambeth has played one more
game than Zurich,
Gerard Overholt, Bob johns -
ton, Earl Wagner, John Masse,
Wayne Willert and Don Johnston
shared the scoring in the game •
for 'the winners.
Hugh. Brooks scored two for
Lambeth, while Ted .Minhinnick
and Wayne Hayball picked up
the Lambeth markers.
On Monday night,' Clinton up.
set the Zurich squad in WOAA
action.' it was the first loss of
the season for Zurich In this
league.
Jhn. Meese was the only Zur.
ich player who 'could manage to
get in the store ;sheet.
Livermore tallied twice for
Clinton wi.th Yeti and Cumminga
getting singles.
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