The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-03-04, Page 7Chemists are now working on
lowering flash point of
• gasoline to retard flame
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Auto makers urge a period of
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Jim Webb, Torn Hayter and Paul Shapton. Middle, coach Lloyd Moore, Doug Regier, Ken Pinder, Marty
Becker, Howard Schenk, Brian Clarke and manager Bev Skinner. Front, Stephen Baynham, Robert
Heard, Laurie Skinner, Brian Horrell and Morely Obre. Missing was Robert Jolly. T-A photo.
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By ALVIN WILLERT
off the show by donning moon
maids, robot and space traveller
costumes.
Performing solo numbers
were Kathy Holtzman, Nancy
Underwood and Rick Hayter.
The normal intermission was
interrupted several times with
the appearance of Snoopy and a
couple of clowns.
Snoopy in addition to passing
out candies to the many
youngsters at rinkside was
curious about a fire hydrant that
happened to pop up at centre
ice.
The popular cartoon star was
none other than another polular
member ofthe local skating
group, retired banker Charlie
Smith.
The comedy routine featured
pro Brad Loosley and Jerry
Witherspoon of Woodstock,
Loosley also performed a solo
act and teamed with gold
medalist Carol Stoddart in a
pairs skating effort.
Gerry Finnen was master of
ceremonies for the program with
Harry Dougherty and Jack
Underwood helping with lighting
and communications.
Others helping with
decorations in the afternoon in
addition to executive members
were Keith Brittain, Jim Pfaff,
Charlie Tiernan, Cec Finnen and
Murray Dawson.
Barb Dougherty is president
of the Exeter figure skating club
while Mary Holtzmann handles
joint duties of secretary and
treasurer. Directors are Flo and
Jack Underwood, Lois Brintnell,
Ann Prout, Louise Pincombe,
Bea Dawson, and Dolores Fuller.
The youngest skater,
three-year old Susan Boyle
presented pro Brad Loosley with
a gift on behalf of the club.
The following skaters
participated in the show along
with their respective numbers:
Salute to Ontario: Kathy
The first round of playoffs in
the Exeter and district Rec
hockey league get underway
tonight, Thursday at the Exeter
arena.
The regular schedule winners,
Newby Tire take on third place
finishers, the Huron Park Plugs.
The first game of the night at
eight o'clock has the second place
Dashwood Bears meeting the
Exeter Bank Boys in the first
game of a best-of-five series.
The second half of the twin
bill will have Newby Tire tangling
with the Huron Park Plugs at
9.30. In the only playoff action,
next Monday night, Dashwood
and Bank Boys play their second
game of the series at 9.15.
Newby Tire finished the
regular schedule in first place
with a total of 25 points, one
more than the second place
Dashwood club, The Bears lost a
good opportunity to take over
first place when they lost the last
game of the schedule Thursday
night to Huron Park by a score of
5-1.
In exhibition play, Thursday
night, Newby Tire trounced the
Juveniles 15.7.
Grant Turner with a two goal
effort led the Huron Park scoring
against Dashwood. Checking in
with one goal apiece were Bob
Pinter, Lloyd Mathers and Glenn
Neal,
The lone Dashwood counter
came from the stick of Larry
McCann.
Bob MacDonald scored four
Pee wees lose
in OMHA
The Exeter pee wee hockey
club failed to score a single goal
in two games and were
eliminated in Ontario Minor
Hockey Association playoffs by
Caledonia.
After winning the first game
in Exeter a week ago by a 9-4
score, the locals travelled to
Caledonia Saturday and were
blanked 4-0.
In the third and deciding
game played at the Exeter arena,
Sunday afternoon Caledonia was
LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
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LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
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(G. Spencer 483)
(E. Reid 591)
Russell 581)
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(D. Prance 630)
(M. Mathers 464)
(B. Minderline 616)
(J. Dougherty 525)
times to head the Newby scoring
in their 15-7 victory. Jim
MacDonald and Terry Millman
each notched three goals.
Adding two goals each were
Walt Tiedeman and Jack Glover
while Ed Kerslake registered a
single goal,
L-1 Jets
— Continued from page 6
play originated by Terry Bourne
and Don Urbshott,
Don Buddo was back shortly
with the final Elmira score
before the final two Jet goals
were scored.
Again at 46,16, it was a
complete forward line
combination with Doughty
registering and assists going to
White and Irwin.
With only 43 seconds
remaining White was on the
scoreboard. The assist went to
defenceman Bill Dunnell.
The more than 600 spectators
that attended the annual figure
skating carnival presented by the
Exeter figure skating club at the
Exeter arena, Saturday night
were treated to a colorful
program that featured candies
and residents of the future.
The exciting show entitled
"Space and Spice, all on Ice"
under the capable direction of
teaching professional Brad
Loosley, was split into two
sections.
The first half, featuring the
younger skaters .in the club was
devoted to a Candyland
production and the more
experienced members finished
again victorious this time by a
2-0 count.
The Exeter club will be in
Lucan Saturday at 3:30 to
participate in the annual Lucan
Shamrock pee wee tournament.
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Moon Maids; Julianne
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Salmon, Judy Webb, Brenda
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Brittain, Lynn Clarke,
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Middleton. Robots; Lynne
Brooks, Beth Keyes, Susan
Brintnell, Dianne Hodgert, Linda
Elder, Colleen Kerslake, Wanda
Newby, Nancy Underwood.
Space Travellers; Kelly Gaiser,
Barbara Wein, Lynne Mercer,
Laurel Hodgert, Brenda
Ballantyne, Joanne Taylor,
Elizabeth Vriese, Shannon
Dougherty, Lynn Van Wyck,
Lori Murley, Cindy Beaver, Sue
Ann Becker, Kathy Livingstone,
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Brenda Murray, Kelly Finnen,
Laurie Prout, Brenda Pincombe,
Bonnie Keyes, Wendy Beaver,
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Way-out; Kathy Wells, Gail
Fuller, Cathy Holtzmann,
Heather Dougherty, Launa
Fuller, Fiona Kennedy, Denise
Wyatt, Brenda Brintnell, Cathy
Vriese.
Hawks
— Continued from page 6
Ken Needham were the Irish
scorers in the second.
Five in third
Five goals in the third period
powered the Hawks to their 6-2
win over the Irish in Lucan,
Wednesday.
Larry Haugh scored the only
goal of the first period and
Dennis Carty tied the count in
the second session.
Joe O'Rourke made the score
2-1 for Exeter early in the third
and Larry Haugh followed with
the winning score at 4.20.
Tom Hodgins notched the
final Lucan goal and the Hawks
then fired three unanswered
goals to cinch the victory.
The final Hawk tallies came
from the sticks of Ron
Lindenfield, Joe O'Rourke and
Haugh who completed his hat
trick performance.
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