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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-15, Page 7srd milk really is .1111, the ECONOMY' food Wholesome Homo Milk coats less Than,- a glass; and slimming skim milk it; less than 30 a glass. Truly, milk is the economy health food, Trade-In CHEAPIES '53 to '56 Variety PRICED FROM 5 6 5.00 to $495.00 DRIVE THEM AND MAKE US AN OFFER! * DELIVERED & SERVICED 5,TEMP. HEAT CONTROL * PORCELAIN DRUM * SAFETY SWITCH. * AUTOMATIC TIME CLOCK CONTROL • 9-POUND DRY LOAD TOM URLI Arva- Call Collect GE 24916 Open ,t vtitirtgs Saturdays 111 Stid 17.1' 11:1 Minors make loop debut clip Lambeth in three tilts Uses six shells bags five. deer The Times,Advecate, November 11,5/ 1962 Pags on single points off long hoots by Broderick and Brian McAr- thur. Members of the squad were: Ken Davidson, Brian McArthur, Fred Simmons, Ron Broderick, Charles Snider, Michael Kear- ney, John Loader, Bruce Fut- Cher, Ron . Ferguson, Jim Gif- ford, Jim Hackney, Ronnie Am- erongen and. Ronnie Lindettfield. Pontiacs win semi-final The Pentiacs gained a berth into the final tilt when they scored a thrilling 12.6 win over the Ramblers in the semi-final contest, They opened the scoring on a 15-yard run by Melvin Whiting for a 6.0 lead, but 'Enke Nagel tossers a 25-yard pass to Don- ald Campbell to knot the count -Please turn to page 8 Loader, Barry Balnham, Bill rairbairn, Frank DeVries, John ,ftoloson, 'Ricky .Weber, Ron Janke, Jim .Kearney, .Graham llern and Bruce BANTAM-Clen Stires, David Elston, David Burke., Scott Burton, Peter Lawson, Bob Grayer, Mark Minton,_ Glen Overholt, Paoh Mason, Ken Davidson, Brian McArthur, tan Howard, Bob Beaver and Bandy Weber, MaePhee, Craig Davidson, Larry Bon Cornish, Mike Cushman, Bob Marchild OP, Peter De- Vries, Bob. Burns, Larry Stires, Jack Glover, John Lock, Ron Broderick, Don Wright, Allan Thompson and Doug Parker. Hefty midgets win Cutting his team down front close to 40 hopefuls, manager Lloyd Cushman had an RCAF Centralia's "Gay " Cup, abundance of top players in _which started out as a minia- the lineup and they dominated play against their scrappy op- poit lion Boba Burns started the team off in the early minutes of lite game when he teamed up with Doug Parker to blink the light behind Frank Weston. John Lock, showing no bad effects from an injury which sidelined him all last year, up- ped the margin to 2.0 and Larry Stires blazed a hard slap shot into the net near the mid- way mark to give the locals a 3.0 lead at the end of the first period. Valiants cop crown in EPS football loop YOUR CHOICE. Free Electric Blanket or Free Installation or Outside Dryer Vent Exeter leanta made a sue geS640. debut in .the Shamrock in 'nor league. Wednesday, whipping three opposing clubs front Lambeth in a triple- header played in Exeter, Ali three local entries out- played their foes ,desipte the fact the coaches had only .0141 hour practice time in which to whittle the prospects clown to manageable 'numbers and get them organized for the games. The pee wees slatted the night off on the right foot when, after „spotting Lambeth: a goal in the first minute, came roaring back to blast home six unanswered markers in a 6-1. win, Ricky Weber evened the count at 1.1, at the 5:25 mark and John Raloson gave them a lead in less than a minute on a play with Frank DeVries and, they never looked back. John Loader and DeVries upped the margin to 4.1 at the end of the first and Bill Fair- bairn and Ran Janke added a single in each of the next two frames to extend the margin. Graham, Hem, Rahman, Janke and DeVries picked up an assist each to be two-point men for the locals, while Rick Brintnell played a steady game in the nets, although be wasn't tested too often. Atoms tie 141-Z - Continued from page 6 Maintaining their wide share of the play, the Combines up- ped the margin to 3-1 shortly after the mid-way mark of the period when Kyle and Shaddick picked up their third scoring points when Bob Johnston blink- ed the light, Kyle set the pair up on a clear break on the Watford net, and after faking a shot, Shad- dick dumped the puck on John- ston's stick and the speedy for- ward made no mistakes. Watford come back The Atoms whittled the mar- gin to 3.2 at the 5:0L mark of the final period when Larry Burns took a pass from Lyle Moffat to beat Harry Moir. The Combines managed to hold their one-goal margin un- til the 16:05 mark of the final. period when Sam Quick picked up a loose 'puck in their end and heat Moir on a low drive to knot the count. There were only five penalties called in the tilt with the hosts picking up three, Livermore hot in Belmont tilt Lawson Leads laantams. Lanky Peter Lawson, one of the better youngsters in the local minor setup, proved he won't find too much difficulty in making the jump from Poe wee to bantam as he potted a. pair of tallies to lead, his squad to a 5.1 win. Paul Mason .teamed up with Mark Hilltop to give the locals a 1.0 lead at the 3:05 mark And Brian McArthur made it two near the end of the stan- za, Speedy Glenn Overholt ex- tended the margio to 3-0 •at the 8:05 .mark of the initiate frame before Lambeth finally heat starry Glen Stires at the 12:50 matte, However, Lawson teamed up with Bob Grayer and 'David Burke in less than two mMules for his first goal and added ihs second on a play with Scott. Burton at the 1.3:53 mark of the final frame. Speedy Peter DeVri.es work- ed the margin to four goals after only 15 seconds of play in the middle stanza, but Lam- beth ,shaved the lead to 4.1 when Wayne Moses beat Cal- lum MaePhee. However, the Exeter crew were really flying in the final stanza when they came back to outscore their guests 4-1. Gary Parsons .led the spree with a pair of :markers, while Mike Cushman and. Lock add- ed a single each. The lineups for the three Ex- eter teams were as follows; PEE WEE - Rick Brintnell, Phil Howard, Merle Idle, John By GEORGE LEE The powerful Valiants copped the Exeter Public School foot- ball charnpionship this week when they scored a hard-fought 8-6 win over the Pontiacs. The winners opened the scor- ing in the tilt when Jimmy Gifford intercepted a pass by Melvin Whiting and then took. a pass from his own quarter-. back, Ron Broderick, to race. into the end zone for a touch- down. However, the Pontiacs quick- ly evened the count when Whit- ing grabbed the kickoff and raced back the sidelines to make the score 6-6. The score remained knotted until the final stages of the game when the new champs scored their margin of victory' rillIIIIIIIIIIINIII.1111111111111111111111111111111114 BAGS FIVE DEER ... Gordon Rata with F/L. Norm Poire leading his Western squad against die Eastern crew tinder their cap- tain, FM Donovan, The teams have split the games in the past two years and will he going all out to bring football supremacy to their side, They will be aided by eight pretty cheerleaders lroni S HD HS. Plan half-time show A program has been planned. at half time and will feature a. live-minute show presented by the majorettes, students in grade eight at the public school. The station band will also perform and the prizes for the best floats will be presented, Co-ordinator for the event is Fifa 'Bill Johnston, who reports that "all we need now is good weather", Hawks edged - Continued from page 6 although the smallest player on the ice, was one of the most effective players for the Hawks along with the Boyle boys, Jones and Turvey. „ The Hawks defense appeared weak at times and failed to cover up for their goalies as well as experiencing difficulties hitting their forwards wth passes Manager Cy Blommaert coached the squad in the absence of Reg McDon- ald, away on a hunting expedi- tion , . . Most of the fans appeared to be in agreement that, with more practise, the Hawks should he a top con- tender. "Of course I still take an in- terest in what you do-ail day I've been wondering what you VIA in those pancakes this morning." See and Drive "SUNSHINE" THE NEW '63 Prices with the Sunshine Special! Great combination! 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Parade marshall for Satur- day's affair, LAC Joe Berthe- let, reports that close to 30 dec- orated cars, floats, bands and marching units will take part in the gigantic parade. The RCAF band and the Exe- ter Legion Pipe Band will pro- vide the marching music for the group and will be assisted by an eight-member -majorette team from 3'. A, D. McCurdy public school., The Boy Scouts and Cubs will join the parade as well, along with the many gaily decorated ears and floats, many of which are being entered by Exeter businessmen. The parade will form at the recreation hall near the main gates and will then proceed along the streets at Huron Park at 1:00 p.m. Following the parade through Huron Park the floats will tour the quarter mile track at the playing field where they will be judged, The football game is expected to commence around 2:00 p.m. liensall-Zurich Combines made their Shamrock loop de- but rather auspicious, Wednes- day, posting a 12.8 triumph over Belmont in a free-wheeling con- test on the losers' ice. Ron Livermore, an addition from the Clinton juveniles, paced the attack for the de- fending champions with a four- goal output, while captain Wayne 'Willett bagged a hat trick. The Combines spotted Bel- mont a 1.0 lead at the 'mid- way mark of the first period, and after Livermore had even- ed the count in a little over a minute, the homesters took another lead at the 1. , ,7.05 Mark. Flowerer, Livermore team- ed up with Craig . Chapman to pot, two goals in the final minute of play, netting them both in only 15 seconds. The teams exchanged a pair of markers in the opening minutes of the middle stanza, but the Combines then took control of the game by blast ing home four markers before the mid-way mark. Leading 9.5 at the, start of the final period, the northern squad matched each of the three goals Belmont whipped past Harry Moir, Who was re- placing Dennis Mock who Sus- tained a severe head tut when hit wills a puck in a practice, StMday. The other Combines scorers were Craig Chapman, Bill Shaddick, Gerard Overholt, Steve :Kyle and Larry Bedard, each picking up a single. Chapman. also assisted on three tallies to Pick Up feet scoring points, while Bruce Horton assisted OR a pair. 'rise.tehnont -scoring was divide evenly between Clare Pogue, Wayne Cornish, Hugh Brookes. Wayne :Hinge, John Cox, Port Holmes, Lee Brookes and Leo Wiles. Fan Planting Replica of Grey Cup no longer miniature FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS Being in .the right place at other three were bagged at dif.. the right time constitutes one ferent times. The largest of of the prime requisites of a the five was ap eight-pound successful deer hunter, and buck, while he also shot three Gordon 'Ratz, RR 3 Dashwoocl, other bucks and one large can certainly attest to that. doe. Katz was in the right place, Gerald. Godbolt, Exeter, and at the right time on five oc- Roy Ratz„ Shipka, .also seared casions during an, expedition in direct hits to bring the party's the ,Johnston Harbor area last total to seven. week and, combined with some However, despite their good exceptional shooting, bagged luck, deer were . reported fairly five deer. scarce in the area and very The ardent hunter termed his few parties came close to bag- unusual success "a once in a ging their limit. lifetime feat", The men, who were guests at Al o ng wtih eight other area the hunting camp of Harvey shooters, Katz spent only two Ratz, pinto, .reported than an days limiting in the Tobermory adjoining camp of hunters bag- area .and used only six shot- ged a 300-pound bear in the gun shells to record his record area, And, he reported he may Members of the 'party other have needed only five shells, than the successful shooters in- as a companion reported one eluded: Harvey Ratz, Karl of the deer appeared to drop Guenther, Harold Vincent, liar- before Blitz pumped an Insur- vey Adams, all of Shipka; Al- aoce shell at it, herd Gaiser, Creditors; Carman He felled two of the deer in Lovie, Grand Bend, and Albert successive, shots, while the Hawkins, Thedford. 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