The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-09, Page 6P 4
Tilit pAdvdtai . Mar0h ',rite •
'.1BLITton rink. :1 Leaders, unchAnged
iposten again after week's .action
WATaR,LOO WINS LEGION `SPIEL -This Waterloo rink, skipped by Jack Trhomp-
n came home with an exciting three -end in the final game to win Exeter Le-
gion's
e-
von, a g
gion s first bonspiel Saturday. They became initial winners of the Molson's tro-
phy, now up for annual competition.. From left are Tony Warnholtz, lead; George
Nosewortlry, London, Molson's representative; Art Freer, vice skip; Jack Thompson,
skip, and Bob Koch, second, -T-A photo
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The T'hkirsday ;a f 4 e r it •a o 1a : The three leaders an the Eve -Oven are still in a tight race s.
glottii �f the refer ladies.' ter men `~, curling each cametor the leadership, with .''erson i
l eurbng club insintai.ned their up with victories this week to .1toictittg, :a s11ui two paint Mar- -, �'.,e "rkC��,
i onslaught on llelail Surtoii fi' maintain their leads, and only gin .atter his third conse,cutive
I squad 1'11is week, dropping ,I#le one change was made In .the awne lie picked- ell a. 10.6 win :.
It leaders liaek illta d tvuo•way runner tip spots. over Claude Farrow, while ,
tie far `top Spal. Mac liodgert Can1e up with a Ottewell eked out .a etmmm? 8.7 1 lvudrey Mei�onald's foursome 13:7 win aver Geo ge Bioehe win over sandy Elliot. i STATIONARY
did the trick tilts week, whip to maintain his lead an the T.he 'tiva•way battle in the
ipin Button"s squad 121. Jes- htanria�' night gt'oiin tavo paints '1hwsday right taroup is still
ENGINEERS
isle Shane took; Advantage of ahead of ttlric SnPll's four• waging with. 131.11
MacLean. the secondstraight defeat to some. The Snell rink dumped holding a three-point .lead over
'the leaders to move her team Milt Robbins 10-4 to move 11110 Lee Learn. MacLean picked up
into a tie with .6Q points. Tie the runner-up spot, hist third win with an U-6 via
; Shane rink dumped .0 a t h y The spot had been held by tory .over Allan Westcott, while
S.authcott's squad 12.4. Pon graham, but Elmer Bell Learn maintained his bid .for.
t In the Wednesday night group ,knocked him down the ladder a second draw win with an
Bernice Cann consolidated her with a 10.5 setback,
i cumber one spot with a .6.5 win In the Tuesday night group,
over Edith Boyle's third place Ernie Cerson and Ken Ottc-
!four. The win gave the Cann
riuk 54 ts, 11 marethan 'Efi
MEN'S CURLING scares
ria Bus.chepoin's, wilco seor.ett a 0C-6 rart t'ann 17 -Ed ntai -
win over Jessie. Shane. fila; melee lee Ti -Nal„ • Snell a
14ay Elsto.n's foursome took P.I1PaFQillio '- i 1"r'h 1111 haa,P a
coiu111anding iced in the rine F1n,hson 13 rluss Snell 11
Tuesday group, picking un.lin iiPn` slrz.aufihln 13-13"
I ret= azorsatl 2 Maetl6 victory over Mary Martin T4 'I` Jeffery ll'-GGeorge
Pollen 4
to :lump intra . 14-pgt.nl lead t,ee T,eern Ir-eieewie Alitir+r •1
over Helen Miekic's second rim Mar Lean 11-.1. Wetstentt s
mace team. However, the Mie- Art Cann 11• -•-Ross 'Taylor
• ;Inner troll 10 -.-Tint, Graham 3
then the leade.ts. i11ar I.1,
1 .
11.4 win .over Edwin Miller.. 1
In last week's .action, Carl
Cai.t and Gienn ;aiickie calm;
up with the biggest wins, Cann
clumping Ed 1Rrddy 17.2, While
Mickie. stopped Harry Snell
154.
Ae. Aspiring vocalist had just
co.inpleted a lesson, " Profes•
sor," she asked, ".do you think
1 will. ever be able to do any-, •
thing with My voice?"
"Well," replied her instrue-
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Sealed applications will be received by the under
signed until 5100 F.M. March, 16, 1961,.for po5i
tions as Stationary Engineers at the Huron County •
Home, Clinton; duties to commence April 1, 1961
Fourth class papers, or better, required; salary =-
$3,000,00 per annum, with usual employee bene-
fits.
Application fortes must be 'secured from the under-
signed, and submitted in envelopes supplied.
JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer
County Of Huron,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
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g`anle tier,emeen Tine' 30 -Bob ,istto - 3 tri case .of;.fire. i �n[tutttt,•,atint.::u!tt:avtttt,,.nt.antW,uUFuuuwun,
1?n11en holds down the. third Morley "fanciers 10 -Dirk .Termyn 7
I , t erson In Maude Terrell! 5
spot in :the group \wit11: 55 paints.
''assn,ar•e 10
-Farrah 'FlaliPy 4
LADIES' curate/4o eeones 3 \\'nnden A -Haney Coit en 9
Wednesday, March 1 Dirk TInelofson n---(1. literal, Rh n
1Crn rat tewell A --Sandy Elliot 7
lone Smith i--1,• Siet:ner 4 ehat•1ea Smith 3....S. rileringinn f
',emir., Cann 3 --Edith 'Royle. 5
tEdna. ;Rti rhe 9--Jeasie Shane 6
Thursday, March 2
)1alda (falser 3 -Bernice. Cann 5
A. A1arDnnatd 12-•l•Te1en Tutton '1
JPFFIP Shane 1°.--C'. $duthrntt 4
Tuesday, March 7
IT.' Mlcl+le 11---). "FTac..N'aughton 9
tram revert n-Lota ntte.werl A
Nee. 'elision 3 ---Mars Martin R
M. Fletcher ,s--14ilda Smith 6
SCHE0)LE
Thursday, March 9
t'ahhY Soutitrntt--11airla 'Taiaer
13ernire Cann ---Helen Murton
Jessie Shelli.. A. :\1'Ponalrl
Tuesday, March 14
\. Mar Naught on -Kay Elston
Lot' oftswell-Marg Marlin
Mari •Pollen--- \fariot, Fletcher
Helen :\tickle ---Hilda Smith
iWednesday" March 15
lone Smith--.lessie Shane
1.. Siegnet . -Bernice Cann
11d1111 Boyle -Edna Busrhe
PIPERS LEAD CURLERS -Curling, which originated in Scotland, had a real Scotch
flavor in the local rink, Saturday, at the first annual Legion bonspiel sponsored by;
the Exeter group. The Legion pipe band, attired in their kilts and busbies led the'
competitors in a parade around the ice to open the one -day spiel, Mayor R. E.
• Pooley. a member of the Legion, welcomed the curlers to Exeter and threw the,
first rock to start the event off. Noseworthy'
_Ken arson's CURLING
Brier reminiscences
full of highiights°
CALGARY -With the eyes of !lege for a Manitoba team to where Baldwin, Cam bsll1
the curling world concentra.ted'return empty-handed. Our en- Stone end Wood, Jr,,
oil the Calgary Corral and the" thusiastie supporters thought horns in a series of tretreh-
fortunes of the competing! we owned the Brier. How Claus finishes that had the
champions this week, mane' • times have changed! spectators applauding one brii-
viewers are recalling high . when the curling cavalcade tient shot after another.
lights of past Briers. I was pried loose from Toronto, Ole Olson, the Edmonton
Comparisons are being made { Howard Wood won it on home ice -maker., was the unsung
of 'personalities, blond -stirring ice in Winnipeg in 1940 and the hero of the drama for tie had
battles, hair-raising finishes- Sliding Schoolmasters, as we created such perfect. draw and
and individual brilliances that I were known then, squeaked hitting ice that he almost took
transpired during 31 round•ro- I through on crooked Quebec ice the curl out of curling. A sero -
bin series since 1927. I in '42, tillating Matt Baldwin put on
Old contestants recall with MANITOBA SLiPPED a sizzling display of rock art-
ostalgia the memory of Art istry that won him his third
i
Condie piping the teams vote:n be
After a •three-year suspen- Canadian crown.
the Toronto Granite Club ice 'slocause of war transpor, MIDST pRAM.A71e
and into the banquet, room !tation demands, 1. h e Brier Moncton prgvi.ded the most
with his busy mouth organ. To• 1 landed in Saskatoon and. from d rondo playoff game of all
day the skirl of massed pipers
there on tine fortunes et
Man
arid. the'roll of many drums' itoba began to wane. time, Alf Phillips of 'Toronto
ushers the layers into the, But other Western provin- and Winnipeg's Bill Walsh not.
p only required an extra genie.
rink with a r eal fanfare fill , ces took over. With the drama- but an extra end to settle the
for visiting royalty. f tic exceptions of singleglwins issue.
when Brier was
lburiedais Ontario Tom FR nchy,, Northern
r, Thee Manitoba skin's Iasi
n out -turn shot on tough outside .
Toronto, Manitoba rinks were' Trail, B.C., and -Don Oyler, ice around Ontario guards to: 5
almost invincible, I Kentville, 'T.S., the Tankard. chip the winner has been im-i
• Led by the incompareisle, has been corralled each year martalized by (he -Moncton of
Gordon Hudson they captured, by the three. Prairie provinces. ficials who took the winning'
the title in eight of the first I This year will be no exeep- stone .off the sheet, mounted it -
13. years with Gourley Wood' tion as curlers are bred young on A trophy and presented it lo!
g , � a,he. app,.
The Campbells are a nerals;
P •ovince just as a horse finds! The most competitive Brier to contend with in Baler an --
Province
e
1 p pals, The Hamilton Clan gave
ifs way back into the barn, in the writer`s ii'enlory welt Ontario its first win in 1935'•
In those days it was a sacr1- the Kingston affair All 1957 and. the famous farmers of I
Avonlea brought an end to the
Saskatchewan famine just 20'
years later. A record of 55,000'
spectators in Regina still:
stands .as A. memento to the
occasion.
Newfoundland, Quebec and
New Brunswtdk' have suffered
the indignities of the doomed
n Canadian Som etitien, Nene
,JONES, MacNAUGHTON DRAW
Thursday, March A
7:19 - 9:90
1. Sa.lph Salley -Leo 'Learn
9:nn 11:on
1. Bili ;\1acl:,ean-.A.. 'Pararnore
2. 1.,. Passmore -.'Alen 1i'eatc9tt
3. Charlie Shane -.Glenn Atickla.
4. 1Tarry Snell ---Edwin :YMiller
Monday, March 13
7.09 9191
'1. G. 1TrTavish-George Busch
2. Cart Dann -B61) Ellermgton
3.
Ch
3. ;\McLaughlin
4. Ed Brady --a Mer T�II
9 nn' - 11:nn
l• rev Morgan-Cllrlr Snell
2. 1T111 Rnhbins--'Soh Tisffery
3, Don Gra.harn-Dint; Roelofscn
4, Mac Hndge,rt-Henderson Ting
Tuesday, March 14
1:90 - 9:03
1, Dour Hu;hson---31arley Sancle_r,t
Harry Jeffery -Rues Snell
,. Sa,1d, Elliot. -Dick dern,yn
4. Claude F arrow --Ross Taylor
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sell, rent or buy.. Phone 770. 4,, T:InhnoP r'nrhrtt--.Ernievooden---1•iarrey Cerson
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Cdn alton Johnson, 'Watson in the West where the kids happy skip. -
end Gowanlock carrying the 1 shed their first teeth on cur -p
tankerd back to the Keystone ling stones
Waterloo rink win
gra Legionts bonspiel
Jack Thompson skipped hist
Waterloo rink to three straight.
wine oto cop .first Brite In the
first annual Legion bonspiel
staged by the Exeter Legion
the local, rink, Sl.turday.
The Waterloo rink stood .fir 4t,
among the _1t1 cols peting teams.
sdging a Tiled -lord rink bj+ a
single point. The Water ton rink
had an aggregate score of ,l
points, ooropered to the 311I
nicked UP by the 'Tedford four -I
some,
Thnlnpsoit._, .and iiis l'in'k et"
Art, Preer. Bob loch and Tony 1
Warnholtz opened the tourney
With a 7.1 win over L. tcowett s
Seefort1i squad, handed a 9.7
defeat td all toter rink skip -
pod by Lee tort) and finished'
riff their perfect record with a
close 9 3 victor over' a Waik-
erten entry.
Ali
Exeter rtlnk akippetl by
i0 MgdLtan tomttiz1 tits, are
Enke competing`, finlsitirlg 1n
fetfi'l ,, spelt with two 1vin5 and
total of 2S .points, Tito rink,
daniprised 'bf Clift Brrniiaell,
Lee W'elaber afid Lloyd Smith,
tlrolspnd triol hilar ltiai:t:h to
I' 3 cbttd place 'frlledfdrd or.'ew
by fi adore bt Ar
Ed Fink's .t-J.enssll entry'
placed sixth, while 1xeter't
Lee Learn olid Charlie Shane
were 11•tli and 12th respective-
1v,A seeoed Hensel] rink skip-
ped by Sam Bennie finished
in 14th place.
Rinks from Walkerton, Sea -
forth, Ripiey. :Chedford, lien -
sail, Coderich, flowick, 1 -far-
Waterloo competed.
isle n
r n od
51.01115e1•s of the Exeter area
teams we're•
Exeter -Bill MacLean, skip;
Clift` `(3rinlnell, vice -skip;. Lee
Webber, setons! and Lloyd
SIPith, lead.
V.41(40-1 ,00: 1..r# a t" h, SW;
Ken 111.1 alrghliti, visa -skip;
Gorcl McTavish,. aeeohd and
Eldrid Simmons, lead,
l,xeter Ohariie Shane. s tag
13o1i Teffery, vlte skip; Howe
.td Trueniner, eeteod AM
lfarvey Pfaff, lead
Heeleall-Ed rink, Skip;
Mclitnon, vice -skip: Earl 861-
(1311f setohd and John Skeaf
lead.
Iletirall--Sam itatittikx flki ;
16ug 1:iughsor , trim«Skitt; •,11,tsy
knek tecond and W. 0. 'Good
Mit, Mad.
t p ,
hes dented the tankard with its
monicker yet.
In the 'past 501e11 ;years M-`
herta and Saskatchewan havei
taken full charge and have'
marched le the presentation
table on every occaeiolt hut
once, when Bill Walsh of Win-
nipeg had the effrontery to
wrest the trophy bear their
possessive hands,
Tomorrow night at the Gar-
uary Corral it will be no tilt.'
ferdnt. .After the 'Mat ttham-,
pions are declared tither Pre.'
Mier Tointaty Douglas of Sas-'
katehewan or. lire'niier Msn-
ning will stand tip in liS logia='
lature and annautite, "Our,
btlyk have catitured. the tov
etted Brief• 'tankard,"
; Wahta beg?
1`oday's Ourline tip ?
Many a eeod draw fiijir been
kkst through le/Mention bit ffiin
part of sweepers. When eikeep'
ing a drew stone follow it and
retnaf1 oreuched even thought
fe iilfieieping appears nosdr,,
filly if, you Oealghton Ito' it 1
ferrite ftio I4li�1 Ire tree becklef6r}
ectien rigefie11 the alailif ettel",
doily !It' tel Y:it
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