The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-04-25, Page 7Members .of the winning teams in the pee wee and bantam division
of the Exeter minor bowling program are shown above with their
trophies at Monday's annual windup banquet at the Legion Hall. Back
from left, Becky Brock, Norma Jean Penhale, Gail Fuller, captain
Colleen Lysack, Bonnie Campbell and Cathy Vriese of the Canaries,
bantam girls champs. Centre, Kevin Wurm, Howard Jones,,captain
Steven Waft, David Holtzman and Greg Pfaff of the bantam boys
champion, Tigers. Front, Paul Hockey, Bill Snell, Cathy Triebner,
captain Judy Webb, Teddy Triebner and Randy Scott of the Zebras,
pee wee champions. T-A photo
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certainly was the. situation as far
as 1V194114).' night's annual. 'Act Ong
feed of the :g*eter *Pep tewtte0
l?r9greAi eras POPPerned,
MQr 'Pci .yeatIgSteMttle
ilargeet crowd ever :to attend the
popular feed, also set a :record
as taey consumed more than 6,59
hot dogs!.
Michael Ferernan turned Hutto
be the hungriest of .the groupx
C1;41.44406 12. That's right, an
even .dozen hot dogs. He won a
prize for his .enthusiastic ap,
petite, No, it wasn't another hot
dog. There weren't` any left,
.competition was as Close in
the eating department as on the
holwling lapeS. Bred paters dame
0. close second to the not dog
champ with 11 .to his credit. Last.
year 's top eater, Joe Darling .con-
fined his .ability to the .alleys as
he compiled a yearly average of
204, only one less than the score
turned in by his brother. Jack.
In fact, on the season total Jack
edged Joe by a total pi only 36
.pins,
The :season ending banquet was
also a fitting celebration for three
of the .competitors who celebrat-
ed their birthday Monday. Mrs.
gamy Pfaff donated a huge
birthday cake of which each minor
bowler received a sample in
honor pi the birthdays. of Greg
Pfaff, David Boltzmann and Mary
Horrell. • .
Mothers of the aspiring young
bowlers served the' hot dogs, ice
cream and refreshments with the
assistance of Mrs. Irene Harness
who looks after the kitchen year.
after year.
Exeter's RAP committee,
sponsors of the bowling program,
took care of the major share of
the hot dogs, while the spit drinks
and ice cream were donated by
Tuckey Beverages and Bissett's,
respectively.
Ruth Durand, who. has been in
charge of the minor bowling pro-
gram for many years, directed
the evening activities. The trophy
presentations Were many and
varied from team .awards to*In
dividual honors to the kids show-
ing the greatest bowling improve-
ment.
Ise. Campbell presented the W.
H. Hodgson trophy to pee wee cap-
tain Judy Webb and her team of
Billy Snell, Randy Scott, Teddy
Triebner, Cathy Triebner and
Paul Hockey.
The Preszcator trophy, emb-
lematic of supremacy in the bant-
am girls division Went to the
Canaries consisting of captain
Colleen LySack, Gail Fuller,
Norma Jean- ,pt e n hale, pow
Wiese, )W0 crock and bonnie
carnpPell. Randy PrftpzgAtor
made the iirepentetion..
WO awarded the weper
trophy boy winners,
Itew4id Jones, Kevin Wurni, Creg
Vag, PaYid i-lO14marin and cap,
tain Steven Pfa#i of the Tigers,
The .)SiRgPiri.captained by
Latina .and includirigKathy
IC" David Brintneil, Martin.
Page, nanny Brintnell and Brad
Datars received the Dow trophy
from Gib pow as best in junior
boys and girls competition,
senior bpys and girls winners
were the PYnamiters, made up of
paptain Joe Darling, Tess Ro-
mani*, Don Kirk, Mary Hearn,
Bev McDonald and Ian 4 4Butch!,
Johnston getting the Crocker
trophy from Jean Crocker.
The Jets blasted away with the
ladies' league plaque for highest
pinfall presented by ladies' pres-
ident Audrey Z aehar. Members of
the Jets are captain Linda Whit-
ing, Dan Kerslake, Fiona Ken-
nedy, Bryan Hearn. Jean Simp-
son and Lorne Brock.
Mrs. Z achar also presented the
men's league plaque to the top
pinfall team in bantam bpys play,
the Comets, comprising captain
Randy Tiernan, Lynne Farquhar,
Cathy Boltzmann and Judy Fer-
guson.
Mrs. Lois Snell presented the
Amos Darling plaque for high
average bowlers in all leagues
and it was accepted by Jack
Darling.
Trophies weren't confined to
the best bowlers as Jean Scott
and Marg Triebner presented
awards to the most improved
bowlers in each division. These
included Cindy Horn, Blair
Hearn,, Jimmy Veri, Cathy Full-
er, John Dobbs, Linda Wedge,
Steven Dettmer and Debbie
Coughlin.
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the seats. I just said, are you
sure we're'not sitting in the
air lanes?"
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Individual trophy winners are shown with their awards at the annual
banquet of the Exeter minor bowling program, Monday evening at the
Legion Hall. Back, from left, Kirby Berdan, Doug Fairbairn, Jim
Brintnell, Launa Fuller, Kathy Campbell, Trudy Stagg and David
Keating. Centre, Wendy Gilfillan, Cynthia Gunn, Joe Darling, Judy
Ferguson, Bev McDonald, Judy Glover and Jack Darling. Front,
Ricky Stagg, Colleen Lysack, Judy Webb, Cathy Triebner, Randy
Scott, Teddy Triebner, Danny McIver and Billy Wilson. T-A photo
The Eteter Miner bowling prograin for the year carneto a ClOSe
the Legion Monday with windup Ithot dog feed." Winners of
the boys and gitit junior and senior teeth trophies are thoWli
abefiei Back ) members of the byna.initere, senior thainpS are Don
Kirk, Ian 41)306" -JOhntri to, captain joe Darling, Mary Hearn, 'Less
ROManitik and Bev McDonald, Front, Danny triritnell, Brad Datara,,
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Font students of South Huron
District High School spent three
dayt in •Buffalo reeently particip-
ating In eu Invitational Curling
bonSpiel at the Buffalo Curling
Club involving rinks froni
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RsPreieriting South Aural Were
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hollowing IS an account of the
trip as submitted by Danny VII-,
son.
detd, Trudy, Judy and I left
gt, thonienet 10; t0 Friday
march :29th: We arrived at
the 'Sulfa:16 train station at abOut
IttO. We didn't have a chit an
how to -get to the ouriing rink so
vie phOried the direetor Of the
Teen Spiel and his wife sent a
teenager to pia tit tip. Ills native
was ,JIM, and he was a real nice
gtiy, so es we tireve Mit to the
suburb of Williamsville, he told
us ManY interesting things: One
Very surprising fact Wet that
abed 90 Pereent of the people
'don't Imo* ;Ant nutting is oven
about, In Viten Nottheott
won the Silver Broom at the
Erlat, the local paper had one
paragraph about it, on the last
Date of the "sports ;section! We
drove through the negro section
and -our hoes were really
but When WO readied Williams-
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This Was a paradise, The first
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Of the direCtor, it was done in
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they treated us like life-time
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down to a steak dinner, we telt
Otte comfortable. Soon It was
tittle to go to the rink and meet
out lellow,curlers andhOst-lana4
When arriVed at the rink,
we letnicl -we were the first team
there bet *Ittiln half An hour all
the yearns had armed. 'We sat
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soon all the hest families Were
there. Dr. kogera, the Director
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our families; however, we 'tad
previously 'met eliestS so It Was
jtiat t formality. *6 left for our
kithe and took our luggage, Our
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heitse to it Was convenient to go
to -the party afterwards. Think-
leg It WiSe to turn in early, We
left the party 'about it O'clock
preparation for our three ,garnet
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Our ilest game was it -8t0 in
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person, We played our second
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on the IAA end, Then we went to
the ShopPing plaza and picked up
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