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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-01-08, Page 4P00* 8 Thalia-Advocatik 4ariuraY 8, 1970 Tigers gaining ground in WOAA league play GETTING HELP FROM FELLOW STUDENTS - Numerous district ladies are enrolled in the sewing classes being held during the winter months at South Huron District High School. At a recent session, Mrs, Bill Schlegel and Mrs. Ross Tuckey are helping a fellow student, Mrs. Glenn Lamport in fitting a jacket. T-A photo. Crediton boys are back from vacation in Florida BANTAM & JR. BOYS (B. Hearn 308) 5 (K. Berdan 294) 0 (P. Pooley 328) 5 (D. Holtzmann 329) 0 (J. Davis 261) 3 (K. Wurm 254) 2 BANTAM & JR, GIRLS (S. Thompson 232) 3 (T. Litt 244) 2 (C. Miners 339) (B. Ferguson 291) (G. Fuller 270) (B. Campbell 275) 3 2 5 0 Snowmobile Owners 11w,, WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH Low Cost Insurance INCLUDING PASSENGER HAZARD (Check Your Policy For This Protection) WE WILL ALSO INSURE YOUR SLEIGHS and TRAILERS HODGSON LIMITED INS-URANCE REAL ESTATE M. J. Gaiser Phone 23E-2420 J. 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Bygrave EXETER LIMITED 235.0160 (annum TIRE Apply for a Can-Charge Credit Card Today -„aam New members for church received at Thames Road The Crediton Tigers off to a slow start in the early going in the Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "C" ranks caught fire over the holidays and have moved into fourth place in the southern division. Over the past week, the Tigers came up with three successive wins to give them six victories and a tie in fifteen starts good for thirteen points. In their only away game of the week the Tigers outscored Listowel Vets 10-5. On home ice at Huron Park, they edged the Milverton Four-Wheel Drives 9-8 Friday and scored a decisive 9-3 win over Arthur, Sunday afternoon. The Crediton club was in Elora last night, Wednesday, travel to Port Elgin Friday night and will be back on Huron Park ice, Sunday night at 8.30 to take on the Clinton Colts. Clinton and Milverton are tied for second place in the league standings with 17 points apiece while the Seaforth Beavers head the league with 27 points. LATE SPURT The Crediton club waited until the third period Sunday afternoon before turning on their scoring power and downing Arthur by a score of 9-3. Five Crediton goals with only one reply from the visitors in the final twenty minutes of play preserved the victory. Crediton led 3-2 after the first period on two goals from the stick of Terry Bourne and a singleton fired by Dennis Morrissey. Jack Richardson and Bob McCulloch were the Arthur goal getters. Paul Young scored for the Tigers to take care of the only goal getting in the middle frame. Dennis Morrissey fired two successful shots in the final period to up his game total to a hat trick and singles were added by Grant Walker, Gary Parsons and Bob Gruber. PULL OUT WIN Defenceman Bob Buchanan scored at 19.36 of the third period at Huron Park Friday night to give the Crediton club a 9-8 decision over the Milverton Four-Wheel Drives. Crediton opened up a 4-2 lead , after the first period of play only to have Milverton rattle in four unanswered goals in the middle stanza and go in front by Ready Mix CONCRETE 41, Plant 235-0833 Residence 228.6961 C.A.McDOWELL RHEUMATIC PAIN? Get fast relief the very first day! Rumacaps are specially formu- lated to give you fast relief-the very first day-from nagging rheumatic pains and aches. Also proven effective for relieving lum- bago, sciatica, headache and neuritic pains. Ask for new Rumacaps-a distinctive blue and white capsule of soothing comfort-at your local druggist's. Rumacaps are capsules of soothing comfort! Ituinions. isamimniA Rumacatis two goals,. The Tigers. struck quickly for three goals early in the third to. take a one goal edge and from there to the finish the clubs traded goal for goal. Bob Gruber, Bob Pinter and Fred Lamb each scored two goals to lead the Crediton Scoring attack while singles were added by Dennis Morrissey, Gary Parsons and Buchanan. Ed Erb was the top Milverton goal getter with a hat trick to his credit, LEAD EARLY In Listowel, the Tigers jumped into an early lead and were never headed in downing the Vets by a score of 10-5. Terry Bourne collected a hat. trick for Crediton's best scoring effort while Dennis Morrissey and Brian Haskett were close behind with a pair of goals each. Completing the scoring total with goals in single fashion were Bob Pinter, Bob Gruber and Fred Lamb. (HHIIIIInUIIIHIIIIIIIIII 1111111 11111111111111111 1111 11111111111 BOWLING SCORES IHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn MEN'S "A" LEAGUE C4 th (A. Finlayson 745) 4 38 TR (C. Edwards 699) 0 27 RO (A. Flynn 824) 4 30 FA (D. McKnight 788) 0 38 SP (B. Nicol 776) 2 36 UN (M. Brintnell 672) 2 31 IGA (J. Darling 697) 3 25 SU (J. Wallace 565) 1 20 CA (W. Beattie 865) 3 39 RB (B. Sanders 787) 1 38 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE CJB (R. Hayes 619) 3 27 UN (L. Cooper 552) 1 6 OD (B. Coleman 767) 4 28 WI (S. Brand 732) 0 30 OU (R. Weber 639) 2 42 CU (E. Chipchase 738) 2 44 WO (C. Zeehuisen 621) 3 38 NO (G. Ford 533) 1 42 RT (L. Hockey 689) 4 25 TR (R. Anderson 701) 0 38 LADIES' "A" LEAGUE OB (L. Smith 658) 7 69 Kt (R. Wilmhurst 539) 0 29 LE (I. Coleman 751) 5 53 BeB (W. Brintnell 621) 2 45 MM (G. Farquhar 698) 5 72 HD (R. Durand 668) 2 52 HG (B. Sangster 689) 7 85 TR (0. Essery 631) 0 46 BB (A. Jorgensen 663) 5 60 PP (P. Haugh 579) 2 56 PA (B. Sauder 587) 5 38 OD (M. Lovie 570) 2 25 LADIES' "B" LEAGUE (M. Brunzlow 658) 5 (I. Reid 578) 2 (E. Poore 580) 5 (J. Dougherty 533) 2 (E. Pertschey 537) S (V. Stagg 633) 2 (J. Russell 507) 7 (P. Allen 442) 0 (D. Elliott 563) 7 (S. Inson 479) 0 (F. Relouw 701) 7 (A. Ford 551) 0 MIXED LEAGUE (L. Smith 699) (E. Chipchase 594) (J. Bell 733) (B. Sanders 634) (D. Hoffman 537) (D. Wright 725) (H. Flaro 662) (R. Hippern 622) (L. Turnbull 778) (C. Browning 564) (L. Latulippe 627) (R. Tieman 610) (S. Hart 547) (D. MacDonald 538) (D. McKnight 613) (T. Triebner 563) (B. Greenacre 761) (B. Crawford 549 ) PEE WEE (B. Shaw 77) (B. McDonald 99) (D. Hoffman 104) (L. Shipman 86) (S. Gilfillan 123,) (D. Simpson 73) JR. & SR. BOYS & GIRLS (D. Fairbairn 428) 5 (D. Miners326) 0 (R. Tiernan 452) 5 (J. Brintnell 433) 0 (B. MacDonald 505) 5 (D. Kirk 392) 0 By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON New Years Day the Webb Family Reunion was held in the Crediton Community Hall. Eighty members were present from Detroit, Port Huron, Sarnia, Parkhill, Thedford, London, Dashwood, Zurich and Grand end. Ivan Sharrow, Dashwood, president for 1969, was chairman for the program. Officers were appointed for 1970. The reunion, an annual affair, has been held or approximately forty years. FLORIDA VACATION Ted and Clair Skinner spent a week of their Christmas vacation in Florida. They motored there, sharing the driving, and spent their time at Miami and Holmstead. Certain articles of food, milk and eggs for instance, they found expensive; but they considered the delicious citrus fruits available a compensation. In Miami there were crowds of young people, all bent on REC NEWS By ALVIN WILLERT In the first novice game, Saturday, Boston defeated St. Louis 5-1. This was a very good game until the halfway mark when Boston broke the 1-1 tie and scored four goals in fifteen minutes. Boston scorers were Brad Taylor who scored four and Fred Robinson got the other Boston goal. The St. Louis goal was scored by Randy Parsons. Fred Robinson will be moved to St. Louis this week in an attempt to even the teams. In the second game, Montreal was defeated 4-2 by the North Stars. For the North Stars Perry Pooley scored two, while Eugene Clark and Paul Van Gerwen got singles. Montreal goals were scored by Paul Pooley and Gary Saleski. In squirt hockey, Dave Robinson scored a hat trick, Tony. Mattucci got two while Wayne Parsons, Paul Gaiser, Steven Horne and Doug Fletcher scored singles. In the first pee wee game the Seals scored three times in the first five minutes to give them a 5-4 win over Detroit. Seal goals were scored by Ken Pinder with three with Brian Penhale and Ian Doidge scoring singles. For Detroit John Van Gerwen scored twice while Steven Willert and Terry McDonald tallied singles. The Panthers defeated the Blues 2-1 in an exciting game. Wally Fydenchuk and Howard Schenk scored the Panther goals. The Blues goal was fired by Matthew Muller. There are two changes in pee wee houseleague with Steven Pfaff and Larry Johns going to the Blues. In bantam houseleague the Slow Motions defeated the Punchers 8-7. The Slow Motions' goals were scored by Brian Taylor who scored four times, Gordon Wach, who got three and Doug Fairbairn scored a single. The Punchers' goals were scored by Perry Stover who scored five while Rick Stagg and Brian Tuckey tallied up singles. Games this week: 9-10 - St. Louis vs North Stars 10-11 - Montreal vs Boston 11-12 Squirt & Mites 1.2 - Detroit vs Panthers 2.3 - Blues vs Seals 6.7:30 - Bantam Houseleague Teen Town dance on Saturday 9 to 12. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Arrenerearreemeauire enjoying a Christmas vacation. A rock festival was organized, admission fee $20,for two days, but it did not prove to be so successful as the one in Woodstock had been. PERSONALS Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ratz attended the funeral of their cousin Earl Brown at Pigeon, Michigan on Monday. Mrs. Lorne Morlock has returned home from Victoria Hospital. Her brother, Lloyd Fahner of Sudbury is spending some time with her. Mrs. Isaac Gower and Mrs. Joe Bullock were New Years guests of Mrs. Gower's daughter, Mrs. Alma Brunslow in Strathroy. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Darby and Brian, Willowdale, visited with Mrs. Darby's mother, Mrs. Joe Bullock. Wesley Krotz of Millbank sent New Years Day with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Wenzel. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fahner have moved into their home on King Street South. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and family spent several days with relatives in the St. Catharines area. Mrs. N. C. Motley has returned after a vacation with By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE. THAMES ROAD Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was served at the regular church service. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gackstetter were received into the church by transfer from Exeter United Church. Next Sunday morning during the church hour a drama "A King Shall Reign" will be presented by the young people. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bremner, Brantford spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan. New Years Night supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Duncan were Mr. & Mrs. Barry Oliver, St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan, Janis, Floyd and Sheila, Mr. Don Richardson. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller, Brian, Barry and Barbara were Monday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ottewell, Exeter. Mrs. Karen Brock, Zion and Sylvia Stewart visited a few days last week with Miss Barbara Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Elliot Exeter were guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. William Snow and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson and family, Woodham, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn and Calvin were guests recently with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Brock, Exeter were guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda were supper guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Mac Hodgert visited with Mrs. Jack Borland and her infant her daughter in Alma and her granddaughter in Montreal. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Vandeworp and son of Kitchener were guests of Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner. son in Victoria Hospital London, Monday. Mrs. Almer Passmore, David, Dennis, Darlene and Dale were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brazier, Michele, Carol and Cathy, Brantford, Mr. & Mrs, Case de Mooy, Sandra and Shari, London, spent a few days and. Mr. and Mrs. William Passmore, Exeter, were New Years Day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Miss Tina Snow is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. New Years Day Visitors in the community: Mrs. Alfred Hunkin, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Alex McBeath, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Hendrick, Gwenneth, Karen and Katherine, Kippen, Mr. Tyndall; Clinton with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hun kin; Mrs. Jas. Hodgert, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann, Judith and Bradley, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Diane and Alan with Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Miller, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. James Miller and Betty Jean, Woodham, Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Constable, Darren and Dale, Kirkton with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller, Out of Community; Mr. & Mrs. William Snow Bob and Jim with Mrs. Gertie Moir, Hensel'. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore and family, Mrs. Almer Passmore and family with Mr. & Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Hurondale. MM AC JS UN SP HA DI GY TT HO JJ BL CH BSC PP TM RA VA MP CF YS U&D HS HA TH BB WI HE HH O&E EL LI GI CR ZE BE TI RO SD NH WC BJ CA OW SP LA CH RO CC AT KED ST DV CO 5 2 7 0 4 3 7 0 7 0 7 0 5 2 5 2 7 0 81 62 53 34 32 62 61 29 40 5 82 87 88 35 68 45 33 67 58 56 60 44 68 65 51 45 57 31 67 70 1677 2016 2284 2017 2350 1779 17 13 15 6 10 14 28 12 13 13 25 14 12 3 20 9 8 a . 111111kam.., WOAA INTERMEDIATE 'C' HOCKEY Sunday, Jan. 11 8:30 P.M. HURON PARK ARENA - CENTRALIA Clinton Colts VS Crediton .Tigers Roeszler's Trucking and Quality Produce are Tiger Supporters