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A50497 SNELL BROS. LTD. CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE 450 Main S. EXETER 235-0660 Page . Time-s,Acivocate, February 17, 1966, FOR Ak.t, -poop. $PPRTS, Sy 41.m. 10;sell. Bank Boys hold top Tot in Rec hockey Third place hopes fade with Hawks' 6 defeat and Graham goaltenderJim New- by appeared a bit rusty after his one game layoff as Bill Shaddick picked up a hat trick and Cy Blommaert, Dick Bennett, Bill Gilfillan and. Red Loader fired single markers for the Old Tim- ers. Jack Glover scored four times for the losers while Jack Stephen picked op a pair and Jim Mac- Donald tallied once, Pete McFall& three goal per- formance paced the Bankers to their 8-6 win over Crediton. Jim Ruseell added a pair of goals to the winners' total while single tallies came off the sticks of Lloyd Moore, Jim Sandford and Bill Heywood. Defensive stalwart Stan Lovie fired a pair of goals for Credi- ton while Dick colter, Dan Light- foot, Jim Finkbeiner and Doug McBride each scored once. The Exeter Bank Boys assured themselves of at least a first place tie in the Exeter aec Hockey League on Thursday night as they edged Crediton 8e6. With only two games left in the regular schedule the Bankers hold a four point lead over second place Crediton 17-13. The Old Timers clobbered last place Graham and Graham 16-7 in the first game of the night and now trail Crediton by two points in the standings. In this Thursday's games the oldsters will have a chance to take a share of second place when they meet Crediton at eight o' clock while the Bankers could wrap it up with a victory over G and G in the nine thirty game. Center Terry Bourne and Ron Horn paced the Old Timers in their rout over the London club on Thursday by scoring five and four goals respectively. Graham Next step., the playoffs The chances of the Exeter Hawks finishing third in the Shamrock Junior D League this season were dimmed Tuesday night when the locals were de- feated by the sixth place Point Edward Redmen 8-6 in Exeter. The Hawks who trail third place Strathroy by one point must now defeat Point Edward in Point Ed- ward tonight (Thursday) in order to finish third. Bob Livermore and Fred Lamb scored goals within seven min- utes of the first period but the visitors came back to tie the score. The locals then scored two more goals with Bill Chip- chase and Livermore blinking the red light but the Redmen again tied the score as netenind- er Rick Stade had a little trouble getting into the groove, The two clubs traded second period goals as. John Cooper put the Hawks into a temporary 5-4 lead only to have Point Ed- ward's Bill Chivers knot the score again. The visitors struck for two on a long drive from the left point and Livermore added his second goal V the night as the locals held on to a 6-5. lead at the end of the middle stanza. Rick Stade in the Exeter net and his defense combined. to blank the Hatters in the fthat 20 min- utes as. Livermore and Dennis Morrissey ended the scoring with goals at 9;55 and 19;50. Mor- rissey's marker came with the Belmont goalie on the bench as the visitors had removed him in a vain attempt to get back into the game. The Hawks picked up seven of the 15 penalties that were handed out during the cleanly played fast tilt with defenseman Bill Bourne serving four minors. goals in the third frame te take a 7-5 lead before Fred Lamb converted a passout from Den- nis Morrissey to cut the deficit to one goal. The locals began to press after Lamb's goal but it was Point Edward who scored to go two goals up when Gary Clarke picked up an errant Hawk clearing pass and walked in un- molested. In the dying minutes coach Earl Wagner removed Stade for an extra attacker but the locals were unable to salvage the tie. Only ten penalties were called in the loosely played tiltwithfive minor infractions going to each club. The Hawks split two Shamrock tilts last week losing '7,4 in Strathroy on Thursday and then taking an 8-5 decision over Bel- mont on home ice on Friday night, Their '7-4 loss to Strath- roy was an important contest but the locals were unable to defeat the fast skating southern crew who have beaten the Hawks twice this season. A total of 210 fans were on hand In the Exeter rink on Fri- day to see the locals defeat Bel- mont 8-5 for their first win of the season over the second place Hatters. Chunky Bob Livermore paced the local club with three goals against the Hatters who had previously defeated the Hawks by scores of 6-5, 3-2 and 4-3, Ron Broderick's goal at 2;54 of the first frame put the Hawks in front and Livermore's marker at 6;41 gave them a 2-0 lead before the visitors came up with four straight goals to take a 4-2 bulge at the end of the first period. The Hatters were as- sessed with four of the six minor penalties that were meted out in the initial frame but still man- aged to outscore the locals. The Hawks line of Livermore, Fred Lamb and Bill Chipchase started to press at the outset of the middle period and Lamb con- nected for two picture goals to knot the count after only five minutes, Larry Willert scored LOSE TO STRATHROY The third place Stra.throy Rockets came up with three sec- ond period goals on Thursday night and then held on to defeat the Hawks 7-4 to even their re- cord against the Hawks to 2-2, The winners led 2-0 in the first frame before Bob Livermore cut their lead to one goal with five minutes remaining in the first stanza. John Cooper put the Hawks into a 2-2 tie with a goal at 3;10 of the second frame but that was as close as the locals came as Strathroy scored three unanswered markers before the period ended to take a 5-2 bulge. Each club scored twice in the final period with Fred Lamb and Larry Willert tallying for Exeter. The home club picked up nine of the 16 penalties that were called in the contest. Midgets win 4-2, take 2 straight in playoffs iiailiiiimumninumagifitimiuMnanainaatimiiiiiiinulannommaiuunaminamaimmumaniati The Exeter Junior Hawks wind up their regu- lar Shamrock Junior D schedule this week with two postponed games with Point Edward and the local club should start their first round of playoffs next week against either Port Huron Beefeaters or the Belmont Hatters. At this writing coach Earl Wagner and his Hawks are one point out of third place with two games remaining while the third place Strathroy Rockets have completed their schedule. If the locals come up with a win in one of the Point Edward tus- sles they will take over third place and face the league leading Port Huron club in the first round of playoffs. If, however, the Hawks fail to defeat the Redmen they will finish fourth and face Belmont. Both Belmont and Port Huron should provide the Hawks with a lot of competition as the locals have been able to manage only two wins in eight meetings with these clubs. Last year's league cham- pions will have to make an all out effort to repeat as the best club in the circuit. After the Shamrock League playoffs the Hawks will play off with Belmont, Mount Brydges and Strathroy for the right to continue on in OHA Junior D competition. Although they have yet to complete their reg- ular schedule the three Exeter minor teams are cur- rently in the midst of a round-robin playoff series with Stoneybrook and Strathroy for the right to rep- resent the Shamrock grouping in Ontario Minor play. The local pee wees and midgets have come up with wins in the playoff series but the Legion Ban- teams are still looking for their first victory. The Exeter Midgets have recorded wins over Stoneybrook and Strathroy while the pee woes defeated Strathroy after losing their first game to Stoneybrook and are still very much in the fight. After the round-robin playoff the teams will split into divisions to play for their loop titles. The Exeter Squirts will start their OMHA playoffs next week when they square off with Stoney- brook. ICE FISHING One of the favourite winter pastimes in this area is ice fishing and several local groups have made the trip up to Lake Simcoe to try their luck in the last few weeks. For the most part conditions have been good at Lake Simcoe with the ice running about 12 inches thick and if the present weather conditions continue the next few weeks should be very productive for local ice fishermen. One of the most successful groups to make the journey was Gar Johnston and Eric Ostland of Exeter and Al Hildebrand of Seaforth who landed nine• lake trout up in the Huntsville district last week- end. The local group was fishing in about 100 feet of water with Ostland coming up with a 10-pounder for the biggest of the day. Bob Fletcher, Woody Davidson, Reg Stagg and Don Mousseau were one of the first groups to make the journey but they failed to land any fish and will be going up again later on. Last Sunday Bill Belling, Har Holtzman, Reg Stagg and Bert Ostland landed a dozen whitefish while Bill Snell, George Eisenschink and Bill Kell also had some success on Lake Simcoe. RUSTLINGS — Two busloads of hockey fans from Exeter and Dashwood made the trip to Detroit for the Red Wing-Montreal contest last Sunday. Ex- cept for the score the game was one of the best of the season . . . Jerry Finnen 302, Bob Pooley 317, Jack Fuller 320, Bob Moore 325 and Marty McIntyre with 307 joined the 300 club at the Exeter Lanes last week while Verla Smith took over the high single in the Ladies' Intertown with a 309 in Seaforth last Saturday . This year's Exeter Figure Skating Club's production "Holiday on Ice" is expected to be the best ever with skaters from the area displaying their training . . . The already undermanned Exeter Hawks' defense corps suffered another blow on Fri- day night when stalwart Larry Willert banged his knee on the goal post. Willert, who will likely not see any action until next week, joins Craig Davidson and forward Bob Moir on the sidelines leaving only Bill Bourne the only healthy rearguard . . . Don't forget the third annual International Hockey Tourna- ment at the Randall Arena at RCAF Centralia this Saturday and Sunday. Three Detroit clubs will play the Centralia minor clubs with Mount Carmel facing the Centralia Mites in one of the opening contests. added a singleton. Larry Haugh picked up assists on bothLinden- field markers while Chris Rid- dell helped out on the first tally. Don Farrell and Joe O'Rourke garnered assists on Braid's goal. first two frames made a fine comeback to tie the game in the third period only to lose 4-3. Ron Lindenfield paced the win- ners in the losing cause with a pair of goals while John Braid The Exeter Midgets came up with four straight goals after spotting Strathroy two to record a 4-2 victory and remain un- beaten in Shamrock League play so far this season. The locals' Wednesday night win was the second straight in their round- robin playoff series with Stoney- brook and Strathroy. In other Wednesday games the local pee wees evened their round-robin record at 1-1 with a 6-4 win while the Legion Bantams dropped a close 4-3 decision and are still looking for their first win in the series. The local midgets who seem to excel when they have to come from behind overcame a 2-0 def- icit to defeat Strathroy 4-2 in the third game of the night, John Loader scored his first goal of the game late in the first period to cut the Strathroy lead to one goal and then after a scoreless second frame goals by Bill Taylor, Loader and Pete Lawson gave the Exeter squad the victory. Exeter goalie Glenn Stire al- lowed Strathroy two well earned markers in the first frame but then settled down to play a very steady game the rest of the way. A five goal outburst in the third period carried the Exeter Pee Wees to a 6-4 win over the visitors in the first game of the night as the locals brought their round-robin record to 1-1. The two clubs played to a. 1-1 tie in the first period and Strath- roy held a 2-1 advantage at the end of the second before the locals turned on the pressure. Steve Riddell scored Exeter's first goal with Brad Klumpp pick - ing up an assist on the play. Larry Davies led the third pe- riod uprising with a pair of mar- kers with Rick Perry, Russ Har- rington and Pete Glover adding single goals. The Exeter club picked up seven of the ten penalties that were handed out in the rugged contest. The hard luck Legion Bantams lost their second straight game by one goal when Strathroy's Tommy Anderson scored the win- ning goal in the dying minutes of the third period. The locals who trailed 3-0 throughout the iris cinch playoff spot for B-B conference title The South Huron Senior Girls basketball squad remained un- beaten on Friday when they de- feated St. Marys by 9.20-17 score for their fifth straight Huron- Perth triumph. Their win in the Stone Town assured them of a place in the post season playoff for the conference title. In other games that were play- ed on Friday the local junior girls dropped a 17-15 heartbrea- Coach Pat Hergott and her ju- nior girls put up their best game of the season but still lost to St. Marys 1'7-15 when Liz Rogers scored in the first overtime pe- riod. The local cagers came from behind with nine points in the second half but were unable to carry their advantage into the overtime session. The South Huron squad's rec- ord now stands at one win and ker in overtime while the se- nior and junior boys squads lost to St. Marys by scores of 60-45 and 54-52. The St. Marys club gave the local senior girls a battle com- ing up with nine big points in the fourth quarter to cut South Hu- ron's lead to three points at the final buzzer. The winners out- scored St. Marys 4-0 in the first quarter and held a 10-3 edge at the half before St. Marys perked up with 14 of their 1'7 points in the final half. Lynn Lesnick led the locals with seven points for the af- ternoon while Iris Marshall pick- ed up five points on two field goals and a free throw. Linda Hunter-Duvar and Anne Mickle with four points each rounded out the South Huron scorers. tively. Dave Taylor and Gary Ford each contributed five points to the South Huron cause while Bob Wolfe with four, Bryan Bayn- ham with three and Charles Keat- ing and Tony Leversedge with two each completed the scoring list. The South Huron Juniors put on a last quarter drive with13 points but were still on the short end of the 54-52 final score. St. Marys held a 34-24 lead at the half but the locals came on strong in the second half to cut the winners lead to two points before the final buzzer. Tim Ockenden and Bob Perry were the top South Huron point- getters with 13 and 11 respec- tively while Al Knight was right behind with ten. Ray Riddell hooped six points for the locals and Ron Durand and Bruce For- rest added four each with Gary Ockenden and Charles Sni- der each picking up a pair. All four South Huron squads get back into action on Thurs- day afternOon with the boys play- ing in Stratford against Strat- ford Central and the Stratford Central girls teams coming to Exeter to complete the Huron- Perth regular schedule. three losses with one game re- maining. Sandra Leversedge with seven points and Judy Rath and Barb Elliott with four each looked af- ter the Exeter scoring. BOYS TEAM LOSE Both the senior and junior boys lost their games on the ho me court and now have identical records of one win and four loss- es. The St. Marys Seniors scored 19 points in both the first and third quarters and were never behind in the game. The locals outscored the winners 19-10 in the final period but were unable to make up the deficit. Glenn Shipman and Bruce Sampson were the only South Hu- ron to hit double figures as they hooped 14 and 10 points respec- Exeter rink is Ontario winner PeeWees and Midgets both register wins Sergeants by a 9-1 score. The fourth place Sergeants now have 72 points while the Corpo- ral B have 83 and are currently holding down third place. The Airmen B team have 69 points while the last place Airmen A have 67. Joe Berthelet who has led the league in games won since the start of the season still holds the top rung with 30 while Lloyd Greenacre is next in line with 29. An Exeter rink skipped by Art Clarke defeated rinks from Wing- ham and Listowel to win the On- tario Curling Association "Colts" playdowns for District 14 at RCAF Clinton last Satur- day. The Clarke fOursome who competed with rinks frOm Clin- ton, RCAF Centralia, Wingham, Listowel, RCAF Centralia and Mitchell will now represent Dis- trict 14 in the Division winners playdowns that will be held at the Exeter Curling Club on February 24. The local foursome overcame an 11-3 deficit to defeat Wingham 13-12 in their 12 and first game but had little trouble in defeating Listowel 13-5 in their second en- counter. Members of the winning rink were Jim Hewitt, Ray Murley and Dwayne Tinney. LADIES IN PLAY OFFS Competition in the seated draw of the Exeter Ladies Curling Club is down to the playoff stage for the Co-op Trophy. Thursday winner Barb Bell defeated Wed- nesday champ Jean Weber and will now Meet the Bernice Cann foursome for the second draw title. The Cann rink gained a bye into the finals because of her high point total in the second draw. ()thee therebere in the Cann rink include Melvateker, Louise ROIeoteoe and Molly Burke while Ada Dinney, Anna Bailantyne and Mari Pollen make up the Bell foursolte. Tight race for lead in dart league play Your board of directors, who without remuneration donate their time for the good of the community within the scope of your credit union. Front row: C. J. McCurrie, director; H. Broom, vice-president; C. E. White, president; E.Gingerich,directar; Colin Copeland, director. Back tow; Gordon Smith, Jack Boulanger, D. 1. Sweet, H. Dougherty and Harold Patterson, general manager. 5% DIVIDEND 10% PATRONS' REBATE At its annual meeting members of The Exeter Community Credit Union ap- proved a 5% dividend on all shares and a 10% interest rebate on borrowed amounts. With this step your credit union has reached a position where it has to take no second place to any financial organization in serving its mem-bers, Your active participation will enable the Exeter Community Credit Union to grow even further for greater financial stability of the community it serves. Your Credit Union advises you not to borrow needlessly. But when you need that extra money your Credit Union will help you at the lowest rates possible. IT PAYS TO BE A MEMBER EXET ER COMMUNITY Devon Building CREDIT UNION Harold Patterson, Manager RCAF hockey inter-Mess loop The first place Airmen whipped the NCO's by a 14-3 snore last Tuesday night to remain on top of the RCAF Centralia Inter- Mess Hockey loop, two points ahead of the 8eGotid place Of- ficers. The Officers who now have 17 points to the Airmen's 19, clobbered the Cadets by an 11.1 score on Thursday to stay in contention for first place. The third place Cadets now have a total of ten points while the NCO's hold down fOurth with eight. Al Josey of the league leaders is the leagues' leading scorer with 33 points on 13 goals and 17 assists while Russ McLean of the NCO Mad IS top goal pro- ducer with 18 to his credit. The 'moon is a quarter of a million miles distant, The Exeter pee wees and mid- gets came up with wins Monday night to keep their playoff hopes alive but the local bantams ab- sorbed their third straight defeat and are now virtually eliminated from Shamrock round-robin play. The three clubs will meet Stoney- brook in Strathroy on Sunday for their final game in the play- off and the pee wees who edged Strathroy 3-1 on Monday need a victory to remain in contention while the midgets, after Monday's 7-3 win over Strathroy, have their series all but wrapped up with a 3-0 record. Two goals by tarry Smithers and steady goaltending by Jim Brown carried the local pee wee club to their second straight round-robin series win. Smith- ers Opened the scoring with a power play goal in the first frame and Brown took over froth there to blank Strathroy until the final rhinute of the game, After a scoreless second per- iod in which both goalies made big saves John grampp snored What proved to be the winning goal at 8;16 and Smithere put the toe cats into a 3-0 lead minutes later. Brown lost his shutout with less than a minute remaining when he was cleanly beaten with a ten foot shot. Both the Plumbers and the Sharpshooters suffered 3-2 losses on Friday night in the Exeter Legion Mixed Dart Lea- gue to remain 1-2 in the race for the league title. The Plumbers who lost to the Itchy Four have 53 points while the Sharpshoo- ters have 52 after their lose to the Blue Birds. In other Friday games the sixth place Featherflights edged the Cleaners 3-2 while the sev- enth place Legionnaires blanked the last place Champs 5-0. The third place Blue Birds currently have 45 points with the Itchy Four right behind with 43 points, The Cleaners and Featherflights are deadlocked in fifth place with 42 each while the Legionnaires and Champs have 41 and 22 points respectively. KeithBrintnellof the Blue Birds still leads all the men in games won for the season with 2'7 while Anne Romaniuk Of the Sharpshoo- ters and Mare Edwards of the Itchy Four are tied in the ladies division with 12 games each. LEGION WINS The Exeter Legion defeated the Airmen A squad by an 8-2 score last Wednesday but still trail the league leading Corpo- ral A club by nine points in the RCAF Centralia Inter-Mess Dart League. The leaders also came up with an 8-2 triumph to bring their point total to 110 while the Le- gion has 101. Besides the Cor- porate win over Airmen B, the Corporal B squad whipped the Six different ones shared in the scoring as the Exeter mid- gets continued their domination of the Shamrock loop with a 7-3 win over Strathroy. The locals swarmed all over the losers net from the beginning and at one time in the game held a '1-0 lead alter leading 2-0 at the end Of the first and 3-0 at the end of the second frame. Goalie Glenn Stire lost his shut- out about midway in the last per- iod. Pete Lawson paced the win- ners attack with a pair of tallies while single markers came off the sticks of Bruce Forrest, Bill Fairbairn, Mike Hoy, Jim Hayter and John Loader, By virtue of their victory the Exeter club earned the right to represent the Shamrock League in Ontario Minor cornpetitiOn. The Exeter Bantams played loosely in the first period allow- ing Strathroy to take a 3-0 lead as they lest their third straight contest on Monday. It was the local club's second loss to Sttath- roy in the round-robin series. The winners led 4-0 before ItandY Parsons scored the first Exeter goal in the second frame. Larry Hugh picked up Exeter's second goal in the 6-2 loss in the last period.