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The TirneS-AtIVOC410, FebrUary 23, 1961
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EXETER 'LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
"A" LEAGUE
Butaftre It Stagg. 6661
•1111P0r14.15 tR Smith 772)
Sta (.1 HellneSeet. 7431
rteckets Hatig,h RA)
111P02.13er0 (B, NiorN1 lag]
Smith 657i
11'4' Davidson 58:41
L. Superte.t It, Burns 5371
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)tttH SPepale: IT Wright 35A) 4
Spar6S (B Stant/tile 4431
Welliber 6351
•C LUrnber '11) Booth 124 ) 1
flack'et
Windtbills
Larry s up;et .
Spares
Imperials
Butchrs.
Bi
leix
'Milkmen
Russ' Bitliartift
A&H Specials
PinP6oPere
Conklin Lumber
"B" LEAGUE
7.4
47
44
In
41
27
Toastmasters IC, Meikle 747i 4
Golden Mile fR Taylor 1211 A
Pepsis (J. Coughlin 5221 A
Canners (13. Simpson 7441 1
Tradesmen IG.Glendenom; 4721 4
knit. IR. Needham 610) 11
Wildcats. IB Higgins 4771 . 3
Kingpins IG Bjerky 557) 1
Putty:0re, O. Wright (42) 4
14:11:n^e; Tiger) (G.. Ross gni.) , n
Edselauces
(T Hendrik 771)
1_,s.rks (N, Stanlake 521) .
Pepils 77
Btokera 73
Kippen Tigers . 71
Toastniasters , . . 51
Canners 47
Edselaires . . . , 46
Tradesmen ,.. . . . 45
Kingpins..,. 43
Larks . 41)
Eankmonts . . 4A
Wildcats . 3,4
Golden Mile 17
4 High average' Martlyn Bennis- ' New secretary is Joseph Wood -
throws for nine points, Willie
ter, Goderich (207) j 011, who succeeds G. M. Micklel. Pat Rowe rounded out tile seer
MIXED LEAOUE„ I Mr. Mickle has served 10 ing with four points.
1.11g11 1367406 40
whO Care) 41
Ftigh triple G. Farquhar (6461
1-Tigit t“itgle E. Moyle). (2711
)"."7-Tiddert cs-roret, .11. :quote, Mar;
Lovell.
LADIES' FRIDAY NITE.RS
3unehttga tX Borland 542) 5
Nuggetts Essery 594)
Bluebirds (B. Brno.: 47). 4
Shoestrings I.Tune Esters. 7,11 .3
Rookies IM Bridges 7511 5
purees. (At. Glover Mill
N uRgetts
rlitheert
RoOkles
Bluebirds
Juntbugs
Shoestrings
High gain". Fssery (21))
High triple! (1. Essen 704)
G 43ilfhlan
• $/cnrA: $1. Pttiolimit•
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51
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LADIES' INTER -TOWN
Godertch ID Queen 3271
Grand Bend (11. Da tars 57(11 A
St.A1A,A:YA T. Niurray 5491
Exeter (11, Munroe 557)
Exeter 54
St Marys '
Oland Bend . 41 for
: a recreation director s salary. half, she scored 13 of her
presentation to town coun- • team's 18 points in their thrill.
Gorier ich
High single. Mari Moore, Cll. hie final quarter spree.
NCI; (325i I Lloyd Cushman r e 01 sins I'
jj Gulens hooped three
High mole; Phyllis Haugh. Ex -
Ater 1Ag1 chairman of the committee, field goals and three free
SH girls. tie -for 'honors
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RHFC ATTO
. Rangers, Leafs ,upset„
:With 'wins over Lis:towel Sr: takes taprek
South Huron District High The senior sqUarrs win 'gives Rags and Janis Colony each
School's two girls' basketball them sole possession et: first •contributed two. Poirlt5,
teams had to come from be, place. and. if they win their The locals took a 1643 lead
hind, Monday.. ,tr) defeat their remaining two -games -will in the first half arid outscored
stubborn visitors from Listowel clinch the Perthex crown. Lis. their hosts 18-16 in the final
sect evea their seasons record towel, the only team to hold a half.
at a win and a loss with their victory over the locals,„hate Paces seniors in idotini
northern competitors, lost two games.
• , By virtue of their win, the Bob Sehroeder, high -scoring
forward for the SH juniors Lori
i de -
"junior six moved. back late a.
Ma ' '
A. .y pro .1 .
v e tie with Listowel for first ..plaee. the past two seasons, 1 his
mining contests, they wm day, and paced the team in a
IS both teams win .their re- debut with the Panthers, Mon-
, meet forin a sudden -death ,.play. losing cause with 14 points in
go - essons ,
.. ......-.. 1 In Ustowel, the junior boys
. .. off league honors.
.
outscored their hosts in every
A s ring golf sehool 11,111 he PW od. but the final tn eke
By ALVIN Wit,I,ERT
In the fixst game of the
morning, the Brim's, although
outscored by the Black Hawks
4-3, played a. strong game.
This was one of the fastest
house league games ifol have
seror 13this 1-4titien7s., Bill Beavers
scored two and Frank De
Vries scored ont, The Black
Hawk scorers were David El -
stop, Doug Taylor, Michael
Beach and Don Morrow,
WingslthsetoppseecdondthegoilmAgetrhes
winning streak At, three games
by defeating them 3.2,
Goal scorers for the Wings
were Bob Beavers, Doug Bea-
vers and Glen Overholt, The
Ranger goals \vere. scored by
Glen Stires and Don Wolfe.
In the third game the Jets
came up with their eighth win
of the season to beat the
league -leading Maple Leafs
2-1. For the Jets The Big "A"
(Tom Allen) scored one goal
and Charles Gobeil the other.
The Leart lone goal Was scored
by Paul Mason, •
In Wee Wee hockey the Red
Devils defeated the ,Blue .Devils
to the tune of 7-2. This week
we have a "Big S" (Barry
Southcott) with five goals and
one tt ssist, Gerald Willis and
Jerry Glavin scored one goal
each.,TlieBlue Devil scorers were
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Jim Parker and Lester Mar.
lowe.
14,est.gileiler junior star, Dennis
.
Mock. contributed, eight points
as the. senior boys went down
held n Exeter if enough Der- out a 11-88 win, while the .Pan, to their Will loss with a 60.34
sons are interested, Exeter setback at the hands of their
titers dropped their fifth game
Recreation Committee derided of the season with a. 69.61 se.- hosts.
at a meeting this week. back at the handS of Listowel. Listowel took an early 12 -
Thew - 3e Thrilling win for seniors point lead in the first quarter!
school. whicb ill I
held nne evening a week for goal, with and increased it to 11 at the
several months, will be open Kris Gulen`s field
10 seconds to play, end of the half and -settled for
to all age groups and to both Iceitsisnat.-xheadh an up -hill battle for a 26-24 deficit in the final half.
men and women. 1 the SH senior girls in their W h i t e y illingworth, who
interest will be determined contest. M o n d a y, as .they scored 38 points !against Listo-
by
the number nf registrations emerged with a 32-84, .\4,1t1, wet in Exeter,' came. through
the enmmittee receives. Enrol- Listowel jumped into an 18.6 with 12 in Monday's contest,
ment forms appear in this lead at hall time and increased es he was given a rest while
week's edifier" of The T-4. i it to '14 points at the end of Mock and Schroeder perform -
Enthusiasm for golf is ex- , the third quarter, but the locals ed. Steve Kyle hit for 11 points:
Peeled to grow with the de- came back to out -score them as he came up with seven out!
velflpillelli of a new nine -hole 18-3 in the final session to cop of nine free throws.
course bY Allan Westeott in their hard-earned win. . Dale Turvey hooped eight1
Ushorne township. ' Diane Rannie was the scoring points and Gard Strang round -
The committee also agreed hero for the winners, picking ed out the scoring with al
on budget estimates, including u1 10 points -all in the final single -
Joe .11allinger and Dave Cog.!
lin maintained their mastery,
over the Panthers, scoring 24:
points apiece to pace the win-
ners,
High single: R, 'Needham (231)
Hien tripe- Burns (ran
c Hidden score: B. Laskey, Can-
ners.
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MEN'S INTER -TOWN
Clinton B (5227)
Zurich (42711 2
Exeter _A (71111 .,
Gaderich A (7747) , 4
Ile/Ingham (7517)9
Exeter B (7)54) „ 2
Chnido (5345 ) ... ,
Goderieh, B (7212) , 2
Illxeter A, .. , 17n
Goderich A. ... 150
Clinton A . .. 142
Clinton, B 1111
Goderich , , . 124
•Win.gna.m • .
Exeter B , AO
Zurich. 15
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LADIES' LEAGUE
Ti-a.iter (A.. Cronyn 5351 "I
L Striki's (3. Stephen 573)
Pills (P. Hun(er-Duvar 647) , . 1
M. 'Maids (G. Farquhar 5511)
Nits. Hawks (B. Sangster 5491 .. 5
Wee Hopes (C. Swei(zsr 531) 2
1.31 Lights (14(. Loader 501)
Lollipops (B. Muria 522) ..... 9
Handicappers (A. Greene 630) 5
Ea- Sops (A, Pooley On) , ... .,„ 2
13u4y Zees IL, Waies Gun)
Jolly Mils (E. )night. 4)1 )
.Happy' Gals (s. Dietz 013) 5
;Tally Six (G. Skinner 51(4) 2
Frisky Six (.r. Fite 724)5
Alley Cats (N. Hooper 472) . 2
Hot 'Dogs em. Holtzman 341) 7
Bletwettes Prance 7(47) 0
Who. Cares (E. Joy 497) . 7
High' Hopes rt. Bogart 442) .,
Sputniks (N. Smith 527) 4
Mighty Mire (E. Morley 549) . 3
• F'oPPettes. (A Simpson 517) .7
Rollettes (D. Marks 502) 0
Hippy Gals in2
P315 Fopperies „ yin
Trailers . 94
Pills 02
Be 13ops Aa
..:celee Hawks . . , Se
wee Hopes . 31
Hot Dogs .315
Jolly rills . sn
LuckStrokes 77
Handicappers . o.„77
Frisky Six " 77
HI Lights .. '70
Blavretter
Nte,rry Maids , 75
Busy Bees a
Sputniks . . 59
Lo.:11Ipop7 54
Mleity Mute. . 74
15113. Six51
Rallettes . 71
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Cracker.tacks (J. Hendrick
High Lite' (3. Durand 5411
Chickens (L.. Smith 564)
Ore ('ata (T. Burke 73)
chipmunks (r. Poore 754)
Hot Toddles (R. Haugh 51)2
crackerjacks
Hot Toddles
Chipmunks . ............
Chickens
Cool Cats
Fririi Li t es
6591 7 ' years on the committee, being Ann Grayer, Cathy 'Hodgins
a
on of the first appointed and :Betty Dixon, played a stel-
s . when it was re -organized in Jr defensive game in the final
- 2.1950. For over half of that quarter, holding the visitors to
s period be has served as secre- three points and setting their
2 t.ary. forwards up for several of their
8
92 The committee plans to held baets
7regular meetings on the second Ann
Dickson p
aced the Lis-
' a65/ Monday of each month. towel attack with 20 points,
High Ladies, R. Durand
(2451: men, r. Poore (277)
High triple: Ladies, R. Durand
(647): men, (7. 3,,
C. ,,,srs, (71)4).
High VP rag.: Ladle), M. Red-
man (192): Men, N. neaman (21111
BANTAM BOYS
Wildcats (r) Campbell 254)
Tigers (11. Moore, 23s)
.1(3.Y$ (G. Campbell 4411) , 5
Silver Darts (D. Wolf* 320) ,1)
Night }MM. -1,X (T. Giffnrd 2117) ,. n
Rockets (.T, BiArling 295) 5
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BMA a/LYN . 16
Silver Darts 41
'xight H4Lwke41
Rockete. . , ... 31
'Tigers . 14
High single: G. Campbell. (2570
High double: G. rampbell (Olt
BANTAM GIRLS
Eskimos (P. Presses tor 254) 1
Freckles ('T. Penhale 229) , 2
Lollipops (E. Snell 293)
Sputniks (R. Kopp 026) .
lodie.n Squaws Cr. 'We(ls 272) ,.
P. Pinner) (R. Gra,stkirk 257) 0
Lollipops 57
Eskimos 51
Freckles , 75
Indian Squaw's 2g
Penny 'Pinner) 20
Sow niks . 10
aigh single: E. Snell (2(37)
High double: B. Snell (2(43)
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
Pin -Busters; (1. Fisher 321) 5
Lucky Seven (5(, Keay 116)
0
Midget) (D. Wright 437)
Bea.toicks (B. Wright lig) . . ., n
K -em -Downs (it Werlfe 4721 5 COM
T -Birds (S. Sanders 273) n
Blue 13omher4 (P. McFall) 476) 5
Slick ("hicks ID, Snell 347) 5
Comets (3. Glover 331) _ . 5 ) x
Dynamiters (13. (4reena.cre 313) 0
while Marilyn Knight hooped
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE eight,
Lucky Six (L. Marley 7171 _ . , 1
Crumbs (D. Pickering 4(11) 7
Juniors ome from behind
The SEIDHS junior girls spot.
1. Lions In. 11)m) 593) .4 led Listowel eight points be-
Sodhusters 1.1. 1,a7te R72)
Nirkerhockers ( N. 'Nlartin 717) .. 2 fore they managed any for
rraig rollers (m. Smit h 574) , 2 themselves, but came back
supers (3'. (tarter 517) n strong in the. final half to pick
Bowler Bears r(3. Slarht 1144) ,„ 4 up a 32-14 win.
Rorko‘tt (R. Lee 7111) 1 The locals picked up 11 points
B. nombors c(7. Pickering 751) - in the second quarter to pull
Atoms rs. McIntosh 5(19) 4 to within a single point of the
:eaten Flyers (F. Harris 445) , 0 visitors, after being held score-
'Srlristee 'Bombers ..... . Re less in the first period. They
really started 'to roll in the
final half, picking up 12 points,
while the guards came up with
a stellar exhibition to hold the
Listowel six to a single point
in each of the fieal. quarters,
Ausma Gulens and Marjorie
llacfee paced the attack with
seven points each, closely fol-
lowed by Bonnie Hogarth' with
six. Xandra Busche 'rounded
out the SH ecorin.-: with three
points.
Mary Gilbank and Irene Li-
towski paced. the Listowel at-
tack with four points each,
.Cann paces win
The SH junior boys picked
up their third win of the Perth.
ex schedule with a :34-28 win
over their hosts in Listowel.
With Robert Schroeder and
Dennis Mock, their two high -
scoring forwards being rested
for •their senior debut, Roger
Cann paced the winners with
11 point.
The hard' W o r kin g guard
came through with his best
game of the season, picking
up seven points in the first.
half and adding two field goals
in the final session.
Schroeder, who played only
the last half, nood second in
scoring honors with 10 points,
while Mock contributed five.
Don Westover scored a pair
of two -pointers, while Jini Gil.
Merlon Linos . ..... o:1
Cland.c.hciyA Supers , 47
' Crumbs 4g
Sodhusters 47
Bowler Bears ..... . 47
Nairn Nickerhockers , . 41
Atoms 12
Rockets . .. ............ 29
Lucky Six 27
,Ore.'s. Rollers . 26.
Najri, Flyers .......
'High sior.le: 'Lay(' (347)
High triple: N. :Martin (7)7)
CRAIG CHII.OR _EN
Smashers (W. Al..Aininp ireo „
Dubs (G. Stephenson 177) . n
Yogi's Specials (D, Sohl eget 173) 7
Eagles (B. Gillies 152) „ n
Hawk) (.1. Cocksworth 1711)
Champions CM. Walsh 131)
Smashers .................... 13
Yogi'x Specials 12
ROVing• HA wkN :1(3
hX
Chatopions 3
'Eagles ..... ...... 2
High single/ W. 'McAlpine (175)
High average: J. . Corkswori h
(173)
Nag
Long Johns (G. 'Ford 335) . ... 1
Strikers (N. :McTa)ish 343) .......2
Knook- em- Downs , 71
Slick Chirke 55
Pin Busters 55
Strikers 47
T -Birds 42
Comets 35
Blurt Bembirs 37
'Midgets 31
Long Johns 27
Lucky Seven , . ... „ , pwilm...1...ww..1...millmmumustaiimummu
Bea tnicks . . , 26 ;
1;)stnam1t ers ' 14 i
High single: R. Wolfe (337)
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High deuhle: P. Ater -ens (47e)
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GRAND BEND LANES
LADIES' LEAGUE
Legianette) (I'. Clark 6121 4
Ives.terners IE. Mason 513)
c.eaekerg $1a.trikmalci 9521
At.$114.? (A Have 553) 1
Ara; (E Rat elle. 571. 3
FterhOts (A Rat elle 111) 1
7-`. Ge'' t. (7lioittkeeper 515) 3
O n Tl'""' ((.7 43 1'D 117) 1
Ftroorackers
Leg...toner t
Harmony Gals
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Ere ves
Atoms
Hot Shots
Westerners.
High single! A', Clark (375)
High triple; '5', ("lark (412)
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
4111s.roi-ooks (.7 Arnold 431) „ 4
Hotil (.T. NiaccIntash 757)
Mercurvit fK Dickson Earl 3
• FlyterS (T. '\')o Lieshour 742) 1
ti(stitrtoz ft Carling 752)
Agriat fj Pan LichtMt 159 13) .
713x (T),' 51 alson 371) 2
• Church (3. Henry 414) 2
11'.5odhutcherg r'r, 11 sight 71)1 3
Hass /tellers rr -Brooks 7391 .. 1
Lev -16 CotTrt, 599) 15
Lumber Kingti J. Nur's 5251 n
Legion rtv South 54;
Dairymen (At Merlon/1)d 301 . 4
tire. Dat-rs (11'. 141ekson 1701 n
• Cirrues An.v.),e, see, 4
P. Pincher) IC Glenn 5541 1
Het Shots (N. Hard) 3771
LeAeue
ebarereeks , 51
Woodbutchers . 53
ElectrieS 72
Hot Shot) .... , . 54
Fire rm.iert,
Shari rire0114 '44
Dairymen 41
Ifire.urys .... 43
Lumber Teincm „ ..„, si
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Pinny ThritIors 42
Elgin 3l5 es) , „„ 4n
249?)...„...... 31
Clatieleheee Chureh
Has tollors . • MO" • IA
240t1 24
/Awls ennatrilefl6t1 97
114
Letitni . . 211
AgrItti
High eing,t: E. ratting (3251
141gli -triple: E. ("Arline 4142)
High )7 eragol: E. Carling (354)
LADIES' LEAGUE
kitobIetA (A Mortito 245i
riteAtirttekst (1.C. ThattiriSeni 191) 2
taklboOftex rf) Crodke 107 .
C (7Utiri) tlakit Ilon
1410 24opat It. 24,41
tktillitet (Uri Callobtt 155t 2
,Werririkier gurphr
Evurriiko ctootte •Ink, ..
Clotscria (0, Stnipton 2957 3
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Dalryttiaids (Bat .5..inrn nil
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Dspitmehaunt (Lou Ditty 232) 3 11
Ramblers . 92
Dairymaids. 25
Satellites 111
Marionettes ' 71
Shamrocks.......... 52
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Lept.colta.urts ..... sp.
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Cla,r,debeye clowns .53
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Hieb Here,' • 47
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High single. B. Leitch (365.
High triple: Ni. NrcintoSh (103
High average: 71. Carling (1411
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St. Patrieks rt., 131s.ke 4321 .,
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There will be no Teen Time
dance until the exams are over.
The next dance will be held
on Saturday, March 11..
.A note from Mrs. De Vries
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lesson$ at the ton, 4/11
Friday from 8-0130. Admission
charge is 10e and boys and
gi from 1141 years are wet,
come. Mr. Doug Grayer from
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If they are, you ought fo look int0 the VW operating
story. But if you carry heavy loads over bad reads in
rill kinds of weather, there't something eke yoU should
know about Volkswagen. The new VW engine gives you
1O% more Occeleration and passing; power, The neW
liibovy,clUty IranteriittiOn will stand up to almott any
abuse) hos new gear ratios selected to deliver every
ounce of the extra engine) power to the driving wheels,
iYou gel better performance with the same dseconomy.l
Whatever you're delivering it's 'easier to tmlood
from the double side daors and rear door,. And it's
easier IO park, The' VW is three feet shorter than
standard trucks.
If 'y�0 Tike lhe ided Of paying less fcr Mord deliveries,
talk t� your'authorized Volkswagen dealer Obduf it.
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