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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-04-25, Page 3SAVE!N NEW (not retreads) , NYLON TIRES FIRSTS (not seconds) For Compacts & Standard Cars For Big Cars 760/15 800/14 850/14 *theta 12 45 and many n88 590/13 600/13 500/14 520/14 600/16 670 250/1 /14S and many others ONLY 6.63 WITH CLASS "A" TRADE not morn than two- thirds worn. Add 11.10 Ear tubelesi USE THE CASH BONUS COUPONS FOR WITH CLASS 0A,, TRADE - not mo ts than two-thirds worn, Add $1;50 for titheless FREE INSTALLATION Times-Advocate, April 24:,, 1914 Page Bowlers win trophies, too PEE WEES WIN 'C' TITLE By DON .139Q.Ar PRAWIT Director Recreation Rlcix Brintnen came PR with proh4hly hiS best stop of Vie entire tourney as the second stanza got underway, Johp Mgr! Lean broke loose frPm. centre and came racing in alone, tried to pull 13rintnell out of position but the young goalie refused to budge and smothered the elope In drive, Seconds later as the play moved back PP ice, Bill Fair, bairn combined with. Heyritiant and .Hayter to up the score to 3-0. The same combination were again successful near the ten Minute mark, this time Hayter getting credit. Graham Heim and Hayter wound up, the winner's scoring after Doug Phillips and John McLean had put the Seaforth kids into the scoring column. Hern notched his score as he chased a rolling puck down the ice and beat a sliding goalie to the draw to fire into an empty net. Frank DeVries Graham Hera Jim Hayter Barry Bayphain Bill Fairbairn Ricky Weber Philip Howard John Roulston. Marvin Bower Bruce Fulcher Ron Janke teytex'.1w15140.0111,4cDPnt, -er. hPnle as he WaetlIrnedaret.ind by the .defence .directly front of the net,. Peteneenlen. PhiliP. Howard, whue not being credited with. any .goals throughout the tourna, rnent, Napa standout at the blue- line and was very „effective moving the puck from ;his own Co-captains Barry Baynham and John Loader received the Elston Cardiff trophy .troin,tbe Huron MP in apost,gameeere, mony, TOURNEY SCORING PARADE G PT.S. 7 5 12 7 5 12 7 5 12 4 8 12 4 7. 11 1 a 4 0, 4 4 2 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 Plan to fete minor teams Two teams Of local bowlers were successful in winning tro- phies in the finals of the Lake Huron Zone Recreation Five Pin Bowling championships .at Lis- towel Saturday. Both girls' and boys' teams in the 14-and-.under Innis) r classes came hOme with a- wards. The five member girls' squad rolled a three-game total of 2674 to, easily outclass all other opposition. Also in the boys section, the locals had little trouble walking off with the top prize with a team total of 2682. In addition to team awards, three trophies came to Exeter for individual efforts. Darlene Snell led the junior girls division with a 619 triple and Sue Ann Lindenfield was tops in the single game depart- ment rolling a nifty 249. Hank Gosar led both depart- ments for junior boys scramb- ling the pins for a 314 single and a lofty '744 three game ef- fort. Since one bowler can only claim one trophy, Hank brought home the high triple prize and a Goderich youngster next in line was awarded the single laurels. The senior boys' team lost its division to Walkerton by a mere 42 points. Junior Girls DarleneSnell, 619; Sue Ann Lindenfield, 581; Barbara Skinner, 502; Penny Preszcator, 489 and Phyllis Madge 483. Junior Boys -- Hank Gosar, 744; Bill Farquhar, 530; Bryan 'Baynham, 527; Doug Beaver, 449 and Jim Gifford, 432. defender, picked up his own rebound and flipped the puck home. HATTER STARS Scoring leader of the morning contest, Jim Hayter came back to lead the attack again, gaining credit for, a bat-trick in the final 0-2 victory, The Seaforth boys came out with lots of fire and held con- trol of the play for the first two minutes until the locals get rid of some of their tension. Hayter slamtued in the first goal at 2,40 in a wild scramble around the Seaforth net as Barry Baynham and Bill Fairbairn helped keep up the pressure, Goal number two came a few moments later as the result of some fast thinking, Graham Bern, retrieving the rubber behind the opposition nets, saw the goalie at the far corner and quickly brought the puck around in front and into an open corner. This Sahirday, four teams will journey to Sarnia to par- ticipate in a south western coun- ties tournament. Also on May 11, a mixed team is slated to participate in a tournament at. Kitchener, By the way, energetic Ruth Durand, who spearheads the bowling program, reminds us that the Exeter Minor Bowling League banquet is scheduled for next Monday (April 29) at 6:00 pm sharp at the Legion Hall. All bowlers who registered to play in any of the leagues this year are welcome to attend. PL A YGR.0 UND,SWIlVIMING The Exeter Kinsmen Club, which has done such a fine job in the past sponsoring various activities, has approved the op- eration of the playground and swimming program again for this summer. The overall operation again will need six playground super- visors, a swimming instructor, an assistant swimming instruc- tor and a lifeguard for the summer months. Anyone who is interested in any of these jobs should answer the ad shown in another section of this paper in regards to qualifications etc. TEEN TOWN DANCE Exeter Teen Town Club will hold another dance in the Exeter Arena this Saturday night start- ing at 8:00 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend the event which will feature an orchestra out of Goderich. JUNIOR GOLF CLUB We have had a few inquiries about the operation of a junior golf club again this summer. A junior club will operate but we will have more about this program in next week's paper. Inquiries are also beingmade about gOlf instruction. Any adults who would like special instruction are asked to leave their names at the recreation office or out at the golf course. If enough apply, a school will be held. For JUNIORS, TEENAGERS and SENIORS, at LESS THAN CLUB PRICES MINOR HOCKEY BANQUET The Exeter Minor Hockey As- sociation will officially con- clude its 1,962-63 winter Pro- gram with a hockey banquet In the latter part of May, Efforts- are being made to secure a National Hockey League player as a guest speaker, At this official windup, all house league teams as well as all-star entries will receive recognition for their efforts. I would just like to mention a word about the Exeter Kins- men midget series with Hunts- ville Lions. Hunt sv ill e sin- cerely appreciated the hospit- ality given to them by Omer Stringer, Jim Hennessey, Val and Doug Gould, Mr. and Mrs. George Rether Sr" Rev. and Mrs. Bren DeVries and Mr. and Mrs. Gord Baynham who billetted boys in their homes. The Exeter Kinsmen midgets along with their manager, Lloyd Cushman, and coach thank the Exeter people for their loyal support over the season. The standing ovation given to our lads at the end of the last game was very "moving" to all and helped to make the defeat a little less disheartening. Onte again, thank you! L.H.Z. BOWLING Exeter minor league bowling program continues to pay off. No less than five of the 12 Lake Huron Zone trophies were won last Saturday morning by local youngsters in the L.H.Z. final. Last week, 31 teams partici- pated in a Southern division tourney at Exeter while another 16 competed at Walkerton in the northern group. This past Sat- urday, the winners from the south and north met head-on to declare Western Ontario cham- pions. Darlene Snell, Sue Ann Lin- denfield and "Hank" Gosar won individual honours while the Exeter junior girls and boys teams swept their respective divisions. -continued from page 4 featured the game. Eight pla- yers glared equally in ringing up the night's total,. Frank de Vries fired number one of his team's trio in the first fifteen minute period on a play with line-mates Graham Hers and Rick Weber, .Bruce Ftlinher and Weber added singles on unassisted tries to round out a productive Opening frame. Both teams slowed conside- rably In the second with the result the scoreboard remained unchanged. Five goals in the final six minutes of the game wrapped up an easy victory and a berth in Saturday's semi-final. Jim Hayter nabbed the first as the result of blocking a Ridgetown attack at centre and moved in alone to pick the far corner. Coming back on the next rush, Barry Baynham tipped in Bill Fairbair n' s relay under a sprawling goalie. Marvin Bower, with help from Ron Janke, notched goal number six as they caught the opposing defence out of position, Graham Bern and Fairbairn finalized the scoring with sing- les, forty seconds apart. The former grabbed a rebound on a long drive from Philip Howard and the latter culminated a triple passing affair with his line-mates. HAYTER STOPS Jim Hayter, the Dashwood replacement for the i njured John Loader came up with a pair to spark the 4-1 decision over Harriston. Defence star Phil Howard carried the length of the ice to set up goal number one. His pass hit successful marks- man Frank de Vries directly in front of the net for the score. The top scoring line was responsible for the balance of markers, two in the second and one in the closing session. Hayter's two were fired on passes from Barry Baynham. The second came on a power play with Exeter enjoying a one-man advantage. Bill Fairbairn added the other as he combined with his two line-mates to go the length of the rink. Harriston's lone reply came from the stick of Terry New- man as he outdistanced a lone CATCH THIS HOT ONE! These two Exeter bowling teams won the Lake Huron zone cham- pionships at Listowel Saturday and several members won individual awards. On the junior girls' team are: top, from left, Sue Anne Lindenfield, who captured the high single trophy; Penny Preszcator, Barbara Skinner; bottom, Darlene Snell, high triple, and Phyllis Madge, The junior boys' championship team included, from left, Hank Gosar, high triple; Barry Baynham, Bill Farquhar, Jim Gif- ford (with trophy), and Douglas Beaver (absent). --T-A photo. BOYS' Fielder's GLOVE By MRS. W. MOTZ Bradley McKee of London spent the Easter holidays with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein. 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A lot of travelling was involved in the hunt for tournament and provincial honors and most of 'this was provided by the coaches and parents who took care of expenses out of their own pockets. Congratulations to everyone connected with the Exeter Minor Hockey Association! Rev. Bren DeVries, chairman of EMHA passes along his appreciation for everyone's co- operation and states this was the most successful season 'for the entire program in his five years in Exeter. He feels that all of the teams, regard- less of where their travels took them, were a credit to the community. Rec Director Don "Boom" Gravett sends along his thanks to everyone in the winter pro- gram: "By far this has been the most productive hockey season for the EMHA right from the house leagues to all-star category. The youth of Exeter and district have had a banner year. As rtec Di- rector, I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to everyone who had anything to do with the minor hockey program, whether they were a car driver, sponsor, manager or coach. Your willing- ness to co-operate and untiring efforts over the past six months made this all possible. "The name of Exeter is known and highly respected all over Ontario and no matter where our teams played, win or lose, remarks Were re- ceived to the effect our 'boys Were a fine bunch of gentlemen. To me this makes the entire sea- son worthwhile not only in the building of hockey champions, but in a more important aspect, the moulding of sound character in our youth. Con- grattilationa for a job well done." The just-concluded minor puck Sea8011. Was a bang-up success from ,another angle, Vor the first time the entire minor program was operated on a sound financial basis, ending on the black side of the ledger. Congratulations again to the EMHA, the able Rec Director and all of the players from Squirt to Midget, in making this an outstanding season, 4361 Main St. Exeter Milton Robbins t. Son .Ltd.- .285,0160 Alley Oats