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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-17, Page 27WIN ODDFELLOWS CURLING — A rink from the Exeter Lodge 67 won the Oddfellows St. Clair District 4 curling championship in Sarnia recently. It was the second straight victory for the Exeter team. Above, District Deputy Grand Master Chester Brown of Sarnia presents the trophy to Ross Hodgert, Gord Ross, Bill Rowe and Ernie Ross. At the right is bonspiel chairman Bro. Harold Elliott, also of Sarnia. T-A photo Deciding game last night Jets even in OHA playoff Mens Monday R. Munn 735 C. Murray 645 M. Brintnell 706 K. Rader 615 B. Hogg 712 B. Farquhar 741 A. Finlayson 794 B. Sanders 680 H. Holtzman 764 W. Peitsch 639 Mens Wednesday D. Traquair 671 M. Brintnell 736 B. Hogg 685 F. Wells 625 A. Flynn 685 M. „Cushman 709 G. Stire 705 B. Barnes 606 Tuesday Ladies H. Daniel 592 J. Cleave 531 a. Fairbairn 618 M. Hunkin 501 G. Tripp 573 B. Hearn 725 B. Sangster 619 V. Flynn 581 D, Morley 554 L. Latulippe 675 C. Horrel 526 P. Gower 485 7 97 0 108 7 58 0 22 5 101 2 103 5 134 2 91 7 104 0 64 5 94 2 96 5 64 2 85 4 113 3 68 5 108 2 72 7 98 4 44 3 114 2 53 5 83 7 125 0 111 58 5 100 7 115 0 74 0 21 UILASS ADDS ATOUCH OF CLASS 1 ITI-TT 100% Brass Queen Size SAVE 20% OFF REG. PRICE Yjonthron's ?fflensall Best dressed talk wardrobe Ailsa Craig's 4-H Club, "Ailsa Craig's Best Dressed" met Wednesday at the former Ailsa Craig Public School. The girls discussed wardrobe, color scheme and pattern alterations under the guidance of their leaders, Mrs. W. Cham- berlain and Mrs. D, Ingham. Much time was spent on wardrobe charts and colour activities, In preparation for the next Aft meeting, the girls were asked to go through their closets and in- sure that their wardrobes are in the correct categories. Two alterations on patterns were completed by each of the girls. For roll call each girl reported her basic colour. Blue proved the most popular amongst those present. Owxir Wet" Take my word, an order from Dixie Lee "AS GOOD AS GOLD" is IXlQ mod Minim • , 31 1 MAIN ST., S. TAKE-OUT A!"/Afrilr4) IP*4 Wir4/41 235-2665 5 2 5 2 7 0 5 2 61 91 82 97 127 88 69 29 7 0 7 0 0 59 88 110 45 113 66 105 90 76 73 72 66 62 61 55 39 33 25 CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. Exeter Brarich is pleased to offer the following services to its members at 430 Main St., Exeter Shares . Loans Chequing . .. . . . .. • t Term Deposits R.H.O.S.P. R R.S.P. Canada Student Loans ...Mortgage Loans *Weekly study sessions at Ailsa Craig church Off 250/0T05070nnt and so are the savings By JOY SCHEIFELE The Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church is holding study sessions at 8 p.m. each Thursday with film strips — a good Lenten study and fellowship on an ecumenical level. Also the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian church has issued an invitation to one and all in the community to their Easter Thankoffering Service and Family Night on April 3 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Cora CarnerOn of Strathroy will be the guest speaker. The executive of the London Conference of the United Church recently had on its agenda the appointing of a sub committee to study the request of the Brinsley congregation, currently under the charge of Ailsa Craig, for permission to unite with the Crediton charge. Such study is to be taken up with the two Presbyteries 'concerned. Results will hopefully be known by the time of Conference in May. Renovations in the older part of the Nairn Mennonite Church are continuing. Volunteers from the congregation gather each Monday evening renovating, repairing and completing work. Also the congregation is planning a retreat for its leaders and committee members, April 16 at the Village Inn, Grand Bend. The 82nd annual Lob-East Williams Sunday School Rally has been scheduled for April 2 at the Christian Church of Disciples of Christ at Poplar Hill for both Sunday School teachers and their students, as well as other in- terested persons. The Covenant Players will again give help and -leadership in communicating the gospel. Kirkton couple return home By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS -Kirkton 4-H No. 5 Club had an exhibit at the Farm Show at London last week. Their exhibit was "Party Ideas." Mrs. Lorne Marshall visited last week with her son Bill and his wife and family in London. Mrs. Heber Shute and Mrs. Carman Park holidayed in Florida for a couple of weeks. Love in Action was the theme last Friday for the World Day of Prayer at 11 a.m. Guests with Kirkton United Church Women were Woodham and Anglican ladies, Mrs. A. Eveleigh, Mrs. C. Switzer, Mrs. W. Selves, Mrs. R. Shamblaw and Mrs. R. Paynter took part in the service after which all were invited down stairs for Pot Luck dinner. Dr. & Mrs, Norman Amos arrived home Saturday after holidaying in Florida for a couple of weeks. The Preston Jesters scored a resounding 10-4 victory over the Lucan-Ilderton Jets Tuesday night to even their Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior league quarter-final series at two games apiece. The fifth and deciding game was played in Ilderton last night, Wednesday. The Jets had taken a one game lead in the series with a 4-3 win in overtime Friday night on home ice in Ilderton. The Jesters broke Tuesday's game wide open with five goals in the second period to take a 7-2 margin on the scoreboard. The first score for the Jets came at 16.10 as Brian Murphy was successful on a power play with assists going to Rick Fifield and Jack Chipchase. In the middle frame at 11.41 Brian Murphy scored again for the L-I club this time as he broke away while the Jesters were attempting to put in a power play into operation. The final two goals for the Jets came in the last five minutes of the third period. Ed Robb hit the mark at 15.44 on a pass from Bill Bannerman and Ken McCut- cheon registered with only 18 seconds left in the game on a play set up by Doug Galloway and Scott Graham, The Jets were called on nine of the 15 penalties called by referee Bill Brethauer. John Robertson and Lorne Daer shared goal tending duties for the losers. Winner in overtime Friday's victory for the Jets came in sudden-death overtime after the two teams had gone through a hard fought battle for 60 minutes on even terms. Brian Murphy's second suc- cessful shot of the game gave the Jets the' win and a two games to Appointments to Cancer Society Margaret Cocquyt and Audrey Harloff of the Lucan-Biddulph Branch of Canadian Cancer Society have been appointed members of the official Mastectomy Visiting Team for the London Middlesex Unit giving them visiting rights at the Cancer Clinic, Victoria Hospital. one lead in the series. With the clock nearing seven minutes in overtime Jets defenceman Barry Baynham battled his way into the corner to the side of the Preston net and passed out in front and Murphy was able to tip the puck into the net to send the large Ilderton crowd home happy. The first period belonged to the Jesters as they were able to take a 2-0 lead after the first20 minutes of play. Hitting the mark for the visiting Preston team were Dave Schnurr and Cam Brosby. At 8:28 Terry Johnston moved close to the Preston net and dropped the puck back to Brian Murphy who found the scoring mark from about 30 feet out. Bill White also assisted. Scoring came thick and fast near the halfway point of the third period. First the Jets scored twice to take the lead but the Jesters bounced back to square the score. The only scoring in the middle Sunday Mixed J. Gage 651 G. Hippern 567 J. Smith 696 R. Kenney 544 L. Stire 712 G. Bouwman 553 B. McNutt 563 M. Moody 502 Friday Mixed B. Reynolds 648 K. Brown 557 B. Sanders.621 L. Stewart 477 W. Beattie 701 B. Walper 499 Monday Afternoon Men C. Hendy 592 R. Collingwood 498 B. Etherington 413 W. Shapton 406 Ladies curling Busche 7 — Taylor 3 Russell 11 Mousseau 8 Marshall 12 — McDonald 4 McDowell 8 — Simmons 6 Hodgert 13 — Hackwell 3 Burton 13 — Boyle 4 Gregus 6 — Teevins 5 Coates 8 — Tryon 3 McDonald 6 Mickle 6 Shapton 11 — Strang 1 Coleman 13 — Lovell 6 Davison 6 — Timmerman 6, frame came at the 1:10 mark as a Jets power play was successful. Bill Bannerman was the marksman on a three-way combination with Rick Fifield and Brian Murphy. Only two and a half ,minutes later Bill Bourne was in the right spot in front of the Preston net to deflect in a shot from the stick of Bill Bannerman. Scott Graham also drew an assist. Just 45 seconds had elapsed when Murray Markle of the Jesters fired the puck behind Lorne Daer and score was tied at 3-3 and set up the overtime session. The Jesters took 10 of the 15 penalties called including a two minute sentence to John Leclair in the second period immediately following a goal by Brian Mur- phy. Leclair asked the referee to check the validity .,of Murphy's stick and when it was found to be within the regulations, Laclair was penalized. Wed. Morning Ladies L. Snell 620 D. Munroe 550 A. Wilson 648 N. Coleman 545 Senior Citizens G. Webster 399 R. Collingwood 418 C. Hendy 437 A. McDonald 257 H. Truemner 290 B. Etherington 256 Lucan Ladies DM L. Dickson 599 SP L. Mosurinjohn 667 IS M. Jefferies 681 CO S. Wilcox 541 FS H. Williams 566 RO P. Hirtzel 584 RP N. Galloway 573 LO J. Gwalchmai 593 HH S. Redick 687 CC P. Hodgins 577 CA L. Herbert 628 HT W, Hardy 520 Mr. & Mrs, Eric. Luther, Hensall, led the Sunday evening song service at Huronview sponsored by the Christian Womens Club. Glenn Slade, a nephew of the Luthers, assisted with instrumental numbers. The Huronview orchestra provided old tyme music for Monday's activities in the Nor- mal Care Sitting room followed by a sing-a-long. The musical program for "Family Night" was provided by the Pepper sisters of Hensall, Watson Webster, of Clinton and the Huronview Orchestra. Brenda, Joe Ann, Laurie and Marilyn Pepper sang several Country and Western numbers as well as two sacred songs and helped to lead the sing song. Watson Webster entertained with mouth organ selections and joined the Huronview Orchestra for some Old Tyme and Irish tunes. Morgan Dalton sang a favourite "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" and Miss Ellis thanked the guests on behalf of the residents, By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Charles Browning Jr. entertained Saturday to a ninth birthday party for their daughter Heather and to the latters parents Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Kenneys 34th wedding an- niversary. Also present were Mr. & Mrs. Harold Higgins and Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Shephard and Fred, -Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Browning Sr. Crediton, Mr. Lee Browning and Sue Johnson, Windsor, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kenney and Derrick Centralia and Mr. & Mrs. Allan Browning, Winnipeg. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Browning, Winnipeg returned home Tuesday afer spending the weekend with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Charles Browning Sr, Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mrs. Joe Thornton visited Friday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. George Cameron and Mrs. Ella Hulley, Brucefield. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator Page 27 and girls and Mrs. Joe Thornton spent Sunday, March 6, with Mr, & Mrs. Ed Regele, RR 4 Walton. Earl Haist is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Clinton, visited Sunday with the lattees mother Mrs. Lawrence Hill, They also visited with the formers father Wm Preszcator, Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, 00141401* • NOTICE To The Residents • of the TOWNSHIP OF HAY Building permits are required for renovating, demolishing and constructing all types of structures in the Township of Hay. Applications for Permits are to be directed to: MR. HARVEY CLAUSIUS, BUILDING INSPECTOR, 29 Edward St., Zurich, Ontario Tele. Account #236-4307 W. C. Horner Clerk-Treas. Twp. of Hay AL BR FL KO SP RO C4 DD SU EF CO TB BS YW TA BL BO AJ AH WH PP PK AL HD BB RO LO MM PO UD TN CF DN RR FR LO BB AF TC TB CO MP CH OG BOWLING SCORES AOC Going Out4Of BUSINESS SALE Starts March 17r WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE Many Extra Specials Bridal Headpieces , a Bridesmaid Hats 1/2 Price 60" German Trevira '2.50 Yd. Reg. 6.50-10,95 yd, Drima Thread 100 yd. spool 29' Reg.42d Flowers 10€ ea. Feathers 254 ea. Straw Braid 25€ & 354 );d. Tulle 254 yd. 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