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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-06, Page 7in the middle frame as he win over -the RCAF crew by an. scored after only .25 seconds of 11.a margin. Way and lie followed by Moore's The visitors were held to a third tally of the night at the 2.1 lead in the first period, but 444. Mark, came roaring back to of tseore their hosts by .a 4.0 count in the middle frame and 5.2 in the final, Speedy Joe Grundy aetually scored enough goals to heat the :Ha Mu sieglehandedly, blink- ing the light four times behind Joe Gillis, Gary Gundscho addled three markers to the w inning cause and prolific Ab Martin contri- buted a pair, while Art Me- earthy and Bill. Clemens dented CE clipped the twine once. .Bob Ross picked up .Centra- Ha's lone goal in the first stan- ‘.on 'home 'ice za, while Claude Audet and captain Yves Garrand. added the goals in the final 20 mm- Playing before a disappoint- Mos. ing crowd of only 75 in the Milverton picked up nine of Exeter arena, Thursday, the the 12 minor penalties called Milverton Topnotchers spoiled in the match, but Centralia the home debut of the Centra- couldn't get their power play lia Hawks when they scored organized well enough to take their second straight decisive advantage of the extra man. JUNIOR HOCKEY The :homesters started to coast with their comfortable margin and, were contented with a goal by :Pletcher At the 15 - second math of :the final period as theY posted their second win in three starts, Lucan-Ilderton picked up five of the nine minor penalties Called in the one-sided affair, Blue- Grim Flower MO (1 o. end four Herat soon:, Pretty thtesorrid of MO Otait flower Nit (I bz), Bath Cubes 6r14 Heart Soaps. $2.50 Hand and body talon with Itatiel•Pek Dusting powder. June 061'61114in ire editor. 215 $ fluffy Milk Eaih 14 at,) with lath hoop in Blue dcois• fro- Oconte4 $330 DuneGei opium Beth Mlt,Tra rel. PeirThisited-POWdertlierid entt 13erlytblierre $4.00 Shop :for 'our GI FTS at , UNTLEY DRUG STORE t 1 • . -"MVP EXETER I'D '4 Telephone* OnlariO 235.1070 A HOME'S BEST GIFT C Hopper-Hockey now displays nearly a full show- room of excellent quality occasional chairs, which make a most-welcome gift 'to any family. 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Top, totchers moved into sole nos- session of first place this week in the OHA despite a loss to the Philipsburg -Chem The leaders started the week by spoiling Centralia's home opener with an 11.5 romp in Exeter Theraday, and .after dropping a 0-4 decision to the Chevs bounced back to drub Forest 104 inlverton, aAy. The two wins gave the new club a total of eight points. Following closely in second place are the SeittOrill Townes who kept their win streak intact at three games with a 9.2 win. over Mitchell in their only ac- tion, The undefeated. Philpsburg Chevs share third with Liman- 11derton Combines, each team Having won two games. Follow- tug are Centralia and Forest, who have each managed one win so far, No home games Neither Centralia or Lucan- 'Merton play home games on their regular nights this week, but they have one game on the road- Lucan-Ilderton travelled to 'Philipsburg last night (Wednes- day) and the Hawks play in Forest tonight. Lai paced by Moore Lloyd Moore, a graduate of the Exeter minor hockey setup, scored three goals in Lucan, Friday, to pace the Lucan-il- derton. Combines to a 10.3 win over the winless Clinton Thun- derbolts. The visitors managed to stick with last year's Big Eight champions for part of the first period, but after that they were never in the contest as the hosts dominated play. Lucan-Ilderton jumped into ft 4.0 lead in the first six min- utes of the tilt on a pair of goals by Barry Hearn and singles by Moore and Don Fletcher, hut the Thunderbolts fought back to • cut the lead in half on markers by Robertson and McNutt. However, Moore came hack with his second of the night at the 14:10 mark on a play with Ken Loft and Stu O'Neil pushed the lead to 6.2 before Gingras beat Straehan at the 17:41 mark. The .Combines upped their margin to 7.3 at the end of the period when roach Max O'Neil dented the twine on a play with Hearn and Dusty Aldis with only 30 seconds left in the pe- riod. Harry Wraith wasted little time in getting the team going — Continued from page 6 blasted a hard drive into the tipper corner behind Wade. The Lakesides continued to threaten throughout the remain- ing minutes of the period, but the Hawks came roaring back in the third and Gerald Mc- Bride gave them a push when his point shot slipped into a small hole near the post. They upped the lead to 5-3 when Chapman finished off a play with Jones when they had a man advantage and Jones came back in less than a min- ute to pot their final marker. With 'their lead, they started to coast:, and Wade made five sensational saves in the last of the stanza before giving up the final Forest marker to Cur- ran at the 19:15 mark. Forest picked up eight of the 13 penalties which included four 10-minute inisconducts, three to Forest and one to Exeter's Bill Heywood. Lose close tilt with St. Marys St, Marys Legion overcame a 5-3 deficit in the final half of their game with Exeter Hawks on Wednesday to post: a 6-5 win on their home ice, sending the visitors to their eighth straight loss, The hosts started out in high gear and with John Stevens and. Tack Near pacing the attack, beat John Wade for two goals Fourteen teams have opened play in the newly organized Exeter Public School volleyball league with divisions for both junior and senior girls And boys. The grade five and six girls' loop cOmmeneed last Tuesday and. games to. date show the Roses And the Violets lied for top .spot with one win each, Tbe Roses upended the Petunias 0-7, while the Geraniums were plowed under by a 9-0 count by th e vi o le ts. In the b'-ys' division. in tile junior grades, the Dandelions look a commanding lead with two wins in the three-team grouping. They clipped. the Thistles by a close 12-11. mar- gin and were extended to over , time before clowning the Dan- delions 17-15. In the senior girls' race, the Poodles • moved into top spot with a pair of wins, stopping the Terriers by a 14-7 margin and clipping the Scotties 15-6. In the other senior loop, tile Hawks and Sea Gulls share top spot with a win each, The Hawks grounded the- Owls by a slim 15-12 count, while the Sea Gulls dropped the Crows by a 15-10 margin. Reporters for the league in- elude: George Lee, Barry Baynham, Jimmy Gifford, Kar- en McArthur, Beth Goman and Ruth Anne Kerr, Members of the team are as follows: 13 ii k e. .eJoanne- Mary Wilson, jAnet Eckr, Yvonne Romsn.ulk. GERANIUMS--. Sheila 'Willed Judith Walters, Kathy McDon- Aid, Ruth Ann Kerr, Judy Jory, Michelle Harrison, eClie- ryl. Parsons, Kathy Cann, Dor- een :Willis. 3and 0 APT!. PAIIPat-Ictfts— Carl Wurm, Jim Hackney, RIM Anierongen, Larry liatigh, Gary Comphell, Darrell Wyatt, cJiMMY:Gtf • ford, Jim Kearney, Dav i d Moore, John Pinney„ .Jimmy Parker, ,lack Kraft. THISTLES— Ron Moore, Da- vid Ashley, Ron Janke, Ron Lindenfield, Marvin. Bower, eBarry Baynham, Ri e- hard Laughton, Bruce Fuleher, Ger- aid Wilson, Denton Gaiser, Rie- ky Brintne11, WILD CARROTS — Law- rence Bieber, Allan MacLean, John Brills, George Campbell, 03°1) Moore, Billy. Hooper, Frank De Vries, Michael Me- Laughlin, Ronnie Ferguson, Barry Tiernan, Robert Sand. ers, SENIOR GIRLS POODLES — Roberta Gras- sick, Penny Preszeator, Judy Estey, Gail Shipman, Susan Bailey, Sheila Keller, Elizabeth Ellerington, cMargaret Bosch, Betty ,Jean Hamilton, Marie Corey, Geordie La ughton, TERRIERS — ;Joan .11eywood, Nancy Brady, Pauline Wells, Carol Shapton, Linda Wells, ['Trudy Stover, Susan Gibbons, Phyllis Allen, Patsy Bridges, Lynda Blanchard, Karen Mc- Arthur, SCOTT] ES — Barbara Wells, Julia Heywood, Paulette Schroeder, Helen ,Tory Eleanor truher, SEA GULLS John Godbolt John Loader, Norman limey David Burke, Graham liern, .handy ,;!ones, Gary Noonan, Han Zeehuisen, eGordie Green- acre, Morris Wediake, Bev Prest, Fair essays win prizes Elaine Townshemi, a pupil at 55 5, Ooderich township, has been declared. the winner in a fall fair .essay competition for District 8 (Huron-Perth), Topic for the competition was "The School Program at our Fair". Gwen. Finkbeine.r, a grade 6 My Grateful Thanks greatly appreciate the splendid support I received at the polls Monday and. I shall try my best to justify your confidence in me. Fred Wright t ti ll .I in the first, minute and 33 sec- onds of the game. Terry Seymour teamed up with Frank Boyle to whittle the lead to one goal at the 7:03 mark, but Vic Noble erased that tally five minutes later to give St. Marys a 3-1 margin. However, the Hawks really started to move in the last half of the period and left the ice with a 4-3 margin as Bob Jones, Mike Cushman and Rick Boyle picked up singles. Boyle pushed the lead to two goals in the early minutes of the middle period on his second goal on a three-way passing play with Jones and Frank Boyle and they appeared to be heading for -their first win. However, Noble potted his second of the night at the 14:01 mark and. Stevens knotted the count with a tally in the last second of play in • the middle period. The teams battled on even terms throughout the first half THE M OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS BY 5 and 6 JR, GIRLS ROSES — Janice Loader, Ka- thy Bentley, Janet Davis, Bren- da Brintnell, Kathryn :Halt, cJill Harness, Marcia Adams, Jane Thompson. PETUNIAS — Nancy Gifford, Libbie Mickle, Judy Ferguson, -Joan Campbell, cBeth Goman, Stanlake, cDarlene Parsons, Billie Westover, Miriam lliltz, Anna }fern, Joy Seldon, Elea- Peggy Pryde, Grace Thomson. nor Robbins. VIOLETS — Connie Mackie, SENIOR BOYS Judy Glover, Sherry Ford, Jane Tuckey, Ruth Snider, Judy HAWKS—Gregg Wragg, Mike Kearney, Barry Southeott, Ba- sil Crawford, David Frayne, of the final period before Stev- Ron Durand, Ken Davidson, ens scored his third of the night Donald LarrynelleRCoanMpBbreoldl,errek, GeoBrringte- at the 11:49 mark. • Despite the concentrated ef- Lee. forts of the Hawks, the tally OWLS—Don Scott, Bill Fair- turned out to be the winner bairn, Merle Idle, Rocky as they just couldn't find the Abram, Lester. 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