The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-02-08, Page 16If you're
planning to
modernize
your home,
here's the place
to begin.
Modernizing your home can be a delightful experience. Home improvements can
do a lot to help make your way of living better than ever, But before you start
to modernize, you should take care of one thing first: your household Wiring.
If you begin your modernization programme by re-miring, almost everything
about your home will suddenly seem better. You'll have all the electridal outlets
you need. Your appliances will perform better, and you can add all the new ones
you're ever likely to need without the annoyance'of overloaded circuits or blown
fuses, Re-wiring will let you take advantage of the new ideas in
household lighting. With decorative exterior lighting you'll be js,
able to enjoy patio living on pleasant summer evenings, You "(*
will, in fact, be opening the doors to the joys of all-electric 4
living, including the quiet comfort of electric heating, Start
modernizing your home by re-wiring.
Call a qualified electrical contractor- or'sk your Hydro,
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A tie for first place in the
Exeter and district rep Ieagee WS year has been quite common
but this week another cleAdloPic exists for third place.
last week's action the Bank
1393's OPtibled the score by 10-5
on. Graharri and Graham to move
onto equal terms with the Credi-
ton Tigers at the top of the heap
outing to run his season total
to 34. Team-mates pete Mc
Falls and Lloyd Moore follow
in, the scoring department with
respective goal records of 15 and 14.
with 1.8 points. The Crediton
club was downed 4-1 by the Old
Timers, who used the victory to
pull even with the G & G sextet
at four points.
Bob Jones of the Bank Boys
nabbed four goals in his latest
In tonight's opening game ac-
tion at eight o'clock first place
will be at stake when Bank Boys
and Crediton tangle. In the night-
cap at 9.30 Graham and Graham
meet the Old Timers to decide
Lucan tourney
Continued from page 6
were scored in single fashion by
Mike Wraith, Dennis Perry and
Harry Dickson.
In the individual awards,
Hughie Martin of London South-
west was judged the best goalie
while Brian Hagerman of Delhi
took the most valuable player
award. The most important
trophy of the tournament, the H.
B. Langford award presented to
the most sportsmanlike team
went to the Ailsa Craig club.
I must give special thanks to
all the folks who helped run the
tourney, the fellows and ladies on
the door, the boys who scraped
the ice and the referees who
handled the games very efficient-
ly.
great
deals
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1966 MERCURY
PARK LANE
4 dr. Hardtop, automatic,
390 cu. in H46870
66 COMET
Sedan, 15,000 miles,
V-8 auto., radio,
excellent E81821
64 FAIRLANE 500
V8 automatic,
radio E79545
64 CHEVROLET
Stationwagon,
6 cyl., stick 30011X
64 COMET
4-door Sedan, V-8
stick, radio A63877
64 ECONOLINE
Heavy Duty Delivery
new panel, excellent
condition C80718
63 VALIANT
Station Wagon, auto.,
radio 94718X
63 MERCURY
4-door Sedani
V-8 auto., radio E82148
62 PONTIAC
Convertible, radio, V-8
auto., 283 cu. in. A87748
62 COMET
4-door Sedan
6 cyl. standard E43085
61 AUSTIN 46724H
61 RAMBLER CLASSIC
6 cyl. stick,
excellent H46775
60 FORD Sedan
V-8 auto., radio E8398
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64 ANGLIA
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Exeter
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undtspnted possession of third
spot,
PAG$ PAIR
Terry EMIrne, Peach of the
Exeter junior Hawks scored twice
in the Old Timers
Scoring
4-I win
Oreditent Scong the balance,
in single fashion were George
Tryon and Fred Wells.
Crediton's lone goal was
notched by Pat McKeever.
SAME LEADER
Bob Jones Went, on his weekly
scoring spree to lead the Bank
Boys scoring attack with four
goals, Pete McFalls and Frank.
Boyle each contributed a pair
of goals to the winning cause
while singles were added by
Chuck Becker and Lloyd Moore.
Male curlers
in second draw
Six rinks are in the thick of
the battle for leadership of the
second draw of the Exeter men's
curling club after three weeks of
activities.
Ray Wuerth has his foursome
in front with a total of 35 points
while Jim Pinder's aggregation
is two points back in second
spot. A rink skipped by Russ
Snell holds down third spot with
a 32 point record while a tie
exists for fourth spot between
Gord McCarter and Dick Roelof-
son at 31 points with Gerry Prout
a single point back in sixth.
Last week's scores were:
ROSS Hodgert 9 - Gaiser 3
Rohde 8 - Cerson 6
McCarter by def. over M. Hodgert
Weber 6 - Cann 4
Sherwood 10 - Marshall 4
Busche 9 - Hewitt 7
Roelofson 8 -Clarke 3
Wuerth 11 - MacDonald 1
Jermyn 11 -Seldon 6
Snell 11 - L. Passmore 3
Morgan 10 - Wein 4
Easton 7 - Powe 5
MacLean 9 - Smith 4
Kraft 10- Learn 6
Pinder 8- Alexander 4
grout 8 - Dougall 7
Webber 10 -Murley 3
A. Passmore 7 - Schroeder 6
Reg Hodgert by def. over Lavier
Raymond 9 - Hern 3
Mrs. Catherine Morrissey and
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey
have returned home after a very
enjoyable trip to Florida and
many scenic points in the South.
Miss Theresa Carey RN left
by plane Sunday morning for
California after visiting relatives
and friends for the past two
weeks.
Misses Judy Ryan and Richard
Trainor, London, spent the week-
end with their parents.
Miss Carolyn Hall, London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr Marshall
and boys of St. Thomas spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Hall and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hartman
and Brian, London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Sure to get the draw
In most hockey games only two players are allowed in the face-off circle. This was not the case Sunday
night at the arena as the Kinettes and Kinsmen took on the Legion. Above, Gerry Lawson of the Legion
is hopelessly trying to get the draw from seven Kinettes. From left, Mrs. Ed. Hearn, Mrs. Jim Newby,
Mrs. Gib Dow, Mrs. Bob Callingham, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Jim Finnen and Mrs. George Pratt. About
to drop the puck is linesman Pete Glover. T-A photo
Vets best Kin for cup
New annual award
While everyone connected with the annual hockey game between the
Exeter Legion and Kinsmen had a lot of fun at the arena, Sunday, a
lot was at stake. Above, Murray Brintnell of the Legion is accepting
a brand new challenge trophy from Kin president Ed. Hearn.
fred Hogan.
Mr. Paul Dietrich has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital
feeling very well again.
A child's tricycle is a "tot
rod."
Co„ntinued from Pa8a 12,
FENTgcosTAk.
PeStPoileti WA meeting was.
belt!. ,4t the '14?;4! Of Mrs. 04r,,
vice: Frost last Monday ,evening
with the president Mrs, p9),9470
Currie in the chair.
TORONTO .SEMINAR.
1440 Saturday evening R
.and 10.4, Gordon. McDonald and
Mr, PI. Butler attended the MI4,
40004 and Layman's seminar
held in.79ronto where two of the
main discussions were The pos-
sibility of having a Bible college
in Ontario" and "The general
financial status of the Ontario
conference..
CHURCH SERVICES
At 11 o'clock a communion
service was held and in the
evening it was Canadian Mission
service. The Ontario Conference
has set a goal of $5,000 by June.
All were happy to learn the goal
has already been met-four
months early.
UNITED
A splendid attendance of 17
executive UCW members met in
the school room last Tuesday
evening to plan activities for the
coming year.
Hi C
Sunday evening 22 Lucan-Clan-
deboye Hi C members met in the
school room with Bert Walker
and Pat Smith presiding. The
worship service was taken by
Marilyn Smith, Bert Walker and
Paul Melanson.
Only one win
for b-ball teams
In a week of very little activ-
ity, the basketball clubs of South
Huron District High Sehool came
up with a single win in four
starts in Huron-Perth Confer-
ence play.
The only local victory was
achieved by the senior girls as
they downed Listowel 23-20. In
junior play, the Perth County
town girls edged South Huron 8-7.
In boys action, the SH clubs
were well beaten by their Lis-
towel opposition. The senior Pan-
thers succumbed 64-37 while the
juniors were on the short end of
a 70-22 count.
CLOSE IN SECOND
The South Huron senior boys
were able to hold their own in the
second quarter as they were only
outscored 13-11 on the wayto the
lopsided loss.
Ross Huff and Scott Burton
were the top Panther scorers as
they registered respective point
totals of 12 and 11, Uilke.Nagel
and Bill Farquhar chipped in with
'identical six point efforts while
Bud Des Jardine added two points.
Dave Marshall notched seven
points to lead the meagre South
Huron junior scoring attack.
,During the NPigeS§,SeSSIQII. it
was decided to check coats
serve coffee at the ceeplep'
dance Friday evening Feb, 16 at
the arena. It was alsci,depided to
have Mr, gc11 ,MA4PSP11 choose
topic for discussion for the next
m. eeting.
BIR'I DA H Y PARTY
kaPt Fric1437,' evening Mr. & ws, Earl Atkinson entertained
with a turkey dinner in honour
of the birthday of their aunt,
Mrs, Bob Coleman of George
St.
Other guests. included Mr! 4. W. Garrett, Mr. &
Mrs, Don McTaggart and family
of London and Mr. .4 Mrs. 4.4,91t
Garrett of London Township,
Ready Mix.
CONCRETE
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A pair of deadlocks
in Rec league hockey
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LUCAN CHURCH NEWS
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Derry Boyle was in a fairly
familiar role Sunday night as he
handled the refereeing chores
for a grudge exhibition hockey
game between the Exeter Kins-
men and Legion.
The popular Reeve's knowledge
of golf came in handy when it
came to tabulating the final score.
While the score was 8-5 for the
Legion boys, the referee's
knowledge of golf handicapping
was given a chance to work and
the score was reduced to 6-5.
For several shifts on the ice
the regular Kinsmen team was
replaced by a group of Kinettes
and this gaye Boyle the oppor-
tunity to apply his golf scoring
know-how.
The girls were instrumental
in spoiling a shut-out for Jim
Newby who guarded the nets for
the Legion in a last minute switch
of goalies.
Shirley Pratt guided the puck
into the net and the assist was
given to Val Callingham who
aided the cause greatly by block-
ing out Newby.
The Legion goal scoring was
well spread around with singles
going to Gerry Lawson, Bob
Baynham, Chub Edwards, Bill
Musser and Keith and Murray
Brintnell.
Lloyd Moore notched a pair of
goals while Bill Heywood and Cal
"Crusher" Wein scored for the
Kinsmen to help the Kinettes
in their scoring efforts.
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1966 FORD CUSTOM
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1966 METEOR S 33 CONVERTIBLE
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1966 FAIRLANE GT CONV.
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1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR
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1965 FORD XL CONY.
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1965 COMET CALIENTE
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1965 FALCON
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1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR
4 dr. Sedan, V-8 auto., radio 13552
1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN
4 dr., V-8 auto. E79965
1964 MERCURY PARK LANE
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1961 MONARCH 4-door Sedan H74743
1955 CADILLAC 4-door E81997
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