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Burton, Hern teams London stroter „ The Titnee.Ativoeole, /March 30, 1511
wins at KLppen
ILd! s curling dub
COP HENSAIA, HONORS -13,, H, IVIlddieton, left, is .shown presenting his trophy to.
Hensel reeve John Henderson finished on top in tile -"`A" group and 'ousted the "B"
'winners skipped by Orville Workman,. Other 'members of the team shown- with'
their skip are: Jack Henilerson, the skip's son, Stan Tudor and John Deeves, The
Members of the winning rink were also presented with individual awards,
Learn wins
Posts two wins IcE c,uders
in Mensal{ jitney
Pega..;
win in tomes „draw
Helen. 13nrlen skipped her
foursome of Ada Diriney, Mad.
cline King and Dorothy Elder
to three straight wins to COP
the Skips and Vice-elsipt Bon
-
spiel staged, by the Exeter
dies' Cnrling Clith- this Week,
In the Leeda and Seconds
event, Ellen Knight canoe up
with three wins in take first
place in that event,
Jessie Shane'finished secend
behind the. Burton rink, while
Lois Item was the runner-oa
in the Leads and Seeends
draw,
The Btirten'rink had a- tough
time in their opener, linallY
winning 6-5 over Jessie Sharie's
foursome. They went on te
score an .easy 12-4 win over
Laurette Seigner in the second
and finished off with a 12-6
victory over Cathy Southeott
in the final,
After dropping the: .first game
to the winners, Shane's four-
snme came back with a 6-5
squeaker over Marion Fletcber
on a last -end rally and then
stopped Jane Robertson 8-6 in
the final game.
Members of the Shane rink
were Helen Mickle, Mari Pol-
len and Barb Bell.
off with a 9-2 score in a game
with Dorothy Goman.
Lois liern's foursome !of Jea-
nette Taylor, done Weber and
Betty Lou West opened the tour-
nament with, a close 5-4 win
over Dorothy Goman, hut were
stopped by the seine squad in
the second game. llowev,er, they
Title fight
at theatre
Boxing fans in the area who
had ,„ small wager.on Inge-
. mar Johansson in the recent
world heavyweight clash and
are still wandering if theY,
along with Ingo, were victims
nt a fast count, will have a
chance to see for themselves
this week when the fight will
be shown in the Lyric Theatre.
The fight, which was staged
in Florida, will be shown in
ifs entirety,
' The first round, when Patter-
son was knocked down twice
and Johansson once, was ae•
claimed one of the most ex.
Knight wins easily : citing ever witnessed in a
Ir. the Leads and Seconds heara'weight clash.
• • event, Ellen Knight had little Ron Horne, manager of the.
serni- mai
Allan Crerar's rink won two talce honors
difficulty skipping her rink4of: theatre, has the .fight slated
, ._ .. Dorothy ?rout, Helen Frayne for Thursday, Friday and Sat -
games 5nd finished with a plus i and Norma Kraft to three urday nights along with a full -
Lee Learn moved one step of eight to win the itensate Two Centralia rinks and ane straight wins. They started out ' length feature,
closer to copping bis second Curling Club Jitney, Tuesday, Exeter entry copped prizes in. with a 9-5 win over Dorothy
In second place was a rink! the two-day invitational Bon-
-tinnily in the Men's Curling,Pfaff, took a 9-3 game from :
Cluti, Tuesday, when he scored ' skipped by jim McAllister,' sPiol staged by the. Exeter Iiibby Sherwood and, firnehee '
a decisive 14-8 win over Ernest! who had two win, and a plus Ladies' Curling Club this week.
Cerson in the semi-final for the of five, .Ethel Ailey skipped her Ceti- .
lanes MacNaughten trophy tralia rink to fiT skipped by Helen Burton had
Learn, who skipped a four- Members of the winning rink , , Ira place, . ues-
sem in a win in the Canadian were jack Cerls'll, "r
: .,,t.,.e.ski„., day, to finish ahead of an Exe- NancY, Robertson, vie skip
''"" ter foursome skipped by Jessie Madeline ,King, second; Rae t
Tire draw, finished in top spot John Anderson, second and '
Shane and a second Centralia Benning, lead.
in the Thursday night group' John peeves. leacL
day night winner, The winners
Tax
e is
rink entered by Helen Burton. 'The Henson rink tvhich cop.'
and took on Carson, the Tues -t In the opening draw,' moo. ped the seeondorize, Monday,'
McAllister's rink was made
un of Howard Scene, Jack Hen- de , Louise Hetherin ton was 'made tl13 of Mrs- Don
win now face mac Hodgerca Berson a..ncl Mac Watson, Wi fie i la d fi t: i i JoYnt, Mrs, Jim MeAlbster.
, , ,
foursome in the final.
Cerson jumped into a 6-2
lead after four ends in the i
match, but Learn came hack;
four to lake over the. lead and.
with big margins in :the net
coast to the victerY.
Skipping Roy Lainport, Ray
Jory and Dick Ethcrington,
Learn drew to within a. single.
point of . Corson ' with three
points on the fifth end and,
Eight rinks competed in the a I4ensall entry
skip'ped. " bY Mrs. Doug 'Cook and Mrs. Ivan -
event. SWR
I'D Ms. on Joynt, A second KiPfer• . . 9
I Winghant entry placed third, Teams were entered :front
other I hree to go ahead 10-61 The winners were 'pre sen led 1'v ingha rn , Seaforth, Hensail, N. MAIN ST.
and opened the lead to 14-61 with hassocks and the second Strathroy, Centralia, Mitchell
, SEAFORTH
with a big four -end in the; place finishers won TV. tables. and :Exeter. •
eighth.
Cerson managed a single i place teams took home pillows il
paint in the final two ends but, for their efforts,
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couldn't overcome the coal- Members of the Centralia • f
mending lead built up by rink included Ethel Ailey,
Learn. Eileen Fortune, 'Betty Allen I
moved ahead with two on the! Members: of the Cerson rink and Ruby Walker,
sixth. I were Lawrence Wein, Gerald Jessie Shane's rink was made
In the seventh he scored an -I Webb and Winston Shaplon, up of Barb Bell, vice -skip;
Doreen Tiernan, second; 'Libby
Sherwood, lead.
The second Centralie. rink, %.evmmffile.memmmetmmeimmy iii emee.mmm.mmwmv.mmimemlemm.em.ve.
Busche; Shane -rinks
share mixed honors
Charlie Shane and George 1 Audrey McDonald on the sec:
Busche skipped their teams to and place team.
three wins each to cop, firsti The only team failing to Akin
place in the two draws in the at least one game was a four.
Mixed Curling bonspiel, Sun -1 some skipped by Dort South-
day,cott.
Russ Tiernan finished in see-,
and place behind Shane in the, Stische wins second
white miss ennui. After winning a close 9-6
first draw,
skipped his foursome to a sec -1 game from Glenn Mickle,
and place finish in the second 1 Busche had a comparatively
easy dere in registering two
draw.
Shane, aims with, his wife} more liens to cop the :second
draw oi the bonspiel, Playing
and Cy and Pauline Simmons
first, with his wife, Laurette Seig-
twohad little trouble in their
matches, dumping Doug, ner and Claude. Farrow, Busche
stopped Harry Sherwood 7-2 in
Parsons 11-1 and trouncing:
18„,e ,the second match and dumped
Dick Jermyn's foursome
However, Ow had to go all, Russ Snell's foursome 12-5 in
out te come up with- a 9-7 win the final,
over Tiernan in the final match I Snell's rink remained uncle -
between the two undefeated ! feated until the final game
rinks. with an 8-6 win over Ken Hern
'Tiernan had a tougher time in. the first game and a con -
Making the final, scoring a vincing 13-2 victory over a
7-2 win over Don Southeott in foursome skipped by Tony
the first acid sidelining Hender- Page in the second encounter.
son King 7-5 in The second tile Members of the !secoed place
Doreen Tiernan teamed up with team were Russ and Snell'
her husband and Clarence and and Gerry and Ddrothy Pratte
Lee. Webber and Ken Hem!
were a single point: back oti
the Snell team with an. aggro.'
Tournament gate score. of 23 each.
The honspiel brought the
mixed curling to a close for
the season.
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They will get a rest until
the following Saturday • if theY
are still undefeated and will
play in the "0" final al 400.
They will face either Ripley,
Hensel], Tara, Zurich, Atwood,
Ailsa Lucknow or Mer-
ton.
Hensel] will get their first
taste nt competition on Satur-
day at 8:30 am., when they
face Ripley. The winners will
advance to a 4:00 p.m. fixture
between either Tara er Zurich,
who will faecal at 9:45 :a.m.
The winners will have a rest
until Saturday, April 7, when
they will take on either Atwood,
Ailsa Craig, Lucknow or 'Mer-
ton at 9:45 a,m, The winners
of this game will meet the win-
ners of the other half. in the
"D" final at 4:00.
Locals start next week
The Exeter pee wets onep
their "C" round on ThursdaY. _ _ _
April 6, When they face tVood-
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Durham or Winona end then
the winners Ili ect entice Sce- nkt atgul, ULM.
f0.011, POPt, PCITY, BION1 sir Pt. 1056 mElitoR 2..door,
Edward at 1:30.
If Exeter are still in the run-
ning for the "C" boners, they
'play the sethigibel at 12:15,
Sa[UrcittY, facing either. Mitch -
'11, nwiney, Wingliatil, Wat-
ford, Clinton, Lambeth, Chet -
ley or FOreSt,
The winners then Meat in the
final al 6:30,
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provision and education literature are, from left, Lloyd Hend,erson, campaign chair-
man; Mrs, H. II, G. Strang, education co -convener; Mrs. R. Van Farowe, service
convenor, and Ray Mills, Exeter branch president.
YOUR HURON CANCER UNIT
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1, CAMPAIGN—Thanks to the generosity of 1-luron residents, our county
has surpassed its objective every year. The majority of those funds
are used in research, the rest for local service and educational work,
2. EDUCATION—Because cancer.CAN be cured in its early stages our
unit has been active in describing its symptoms to encourage- prompt
attention. Over 28,000 pieces of literature were distributed. th Huron
in 1960, Forty-five film showings have been made, Speakers and films
are available for any group at no charge.
SERVICE—Th 1960, over $3,100 We8 pen} on welfare services for '70
patients 1tt Huron, These services included dressings, transportatien,
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EasterShootat ippen
an !Sunday with 417 nut of 50,
Itunner-up was another Lon-
doner. 13i11 Stewart4 with 45
out of 51
The, shoot was sponsored by,
the Kippen :Cue Club.
clinched theic second place
with a :convincing 13-2 win over
Helen Webber in The finel„i
elects new officers
aessie Shane was elvted ed that the now had a.
president of the 'Exeter Ladies'imemhership of 90. The ladies
Curling Club at their annual} curled in three ;MOS (hying
meeting at the rink, Thursday. the past year. inelnding, this
She suceeeds Helen MickIe. Tuesday and Thursday 40.
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