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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-30, Page 6VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND The Village of Grand Bend invites application Beach for the following, for the '72 Season. Bath House: A person or persons to manage and maintain the Bath House and Washrooms on the Main Beach. Parking Lot attendant for the parking lot located on the Main Beach. A person or persons to cut grass, maintain flower beds, etc. at the Village Green Areas. Applicant to provide own lawn mower and gardening equipment. Applicant should possess a "Green Thumb", be genuinely interested in gardening and the appearance of their work. Qualified, sincere persons only need apply. Applicant must be 18 years or over, and although the work is not strenuous, the Responsibility is Great. None of the above are contracts. Simply state qualifications, experience, and rate of Pay per hour. For further information or additional particulars feel free to contact the Committee Chairman. Applications must be in the hands of the Clerk by 5:00 p.m. Monday, April 3, 1972. Mrs. Gladys Crumplin Murray A. DesJardins Clerk.Treaturer Committee Chairman Beach Parking: Parks: Lifeguards: Note: OHA INTERMEDIATE 'B' PLAYOFFS Friday, March 31 Game time 8:15 p.m. JACK NAIRN HURON PARK Arena Ingersoll Marlands VS. Lucan-Ilderton Jets SIXTH GAME IF NECESSARY HURON PARK ARENA Tuesday, April 4 8:15 p.m. Clarke Drainage and St. Marys Cerhent are Jet Supporters \I\ OHA Semi-Find HOCKEY PLAYOFF EXETER ARENA Fergus "Green Machine" vs Exeter Hawks Sunday, April 2 2:00 p.m. Fourth Game of Best of Seven Series Sixth Game — If Necessary 8:30 p.m. EXETER ARENA Thursday, April 6 WE NEED USED CARS AS TRADE-INS on 1972 Chevrolets & Oldsmobiles 23 — '1972 Models to choose from Vegas, Novas, Chevelies, Chevrolets, Cutlasses, Oldsmobiles Chevrolet Trucks SEE OUR SELECTION NOW * a OK USED CARS 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500 STATION WAGON, power equipped, radio, etc. Lic. 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The Home Of Guardian Maintenance '2395 1995 1695 1895 1395 995 1995 1295 1095 DNA Junin:ill° Page 6 Times.Advocate, March 30, 1972 FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Rosa Haugh 'Green Machine' proves tough test .awks rebound to knot semi-final -Go Hawks Go The Exeter bantam hockey team, their coaches and some parents spent an enjoyable weekend in Trenton, Michigan, The bantams participated in a doubleheader with the Michigan team and won both games by scores of 9 -2 and 6 - 2. Coach Ray Brooks said the reception received by the Exeter contingent was "tremendous." The coach added, "The hospitality was terrific and they made us really feel. at home. The parents of the Trenton boys, treated us to a social night, Saturday night." The Exeter team presented their Trenton hosts with an Exeter Hawks puck and an autographed bantam stick. In return, the locals received pennants, In Saturday's opening game, the Exeter team broke the game wide open with seven goals in the third period to win going away 9 - 2 at the St. Clair Beach arena. Dave Regier scored, the only goal of the first period to give the Exeter club a 1 - 0 lead. In the second period, each team scored once with Larry Clarke registering for Exeter and Flaishans replying for Trenton. Brian Taylor scored twice to lead the third period Exeter scoring attack. Adding single goals were Larry Clarke, Steve Schroeder, Randy Regier, Howard Schenk and Doug Osgood. The lone marksmen for Trenton was Sa ttler. The two teams were right back at it Saturday morning at eight o'clock at the Detroit figure skating club arena. Larry Clarke was again a two scored two quick goals to put Zurich in front 5 - 3. Bill Chip- chase came back at 8.18 to score for Hensall but within two minutes Bob Merner and Bob Johnston had counted for Zurich to end the game scoring. Chipchase Stars In Wednesday's 8 - 6 win for goal scorer for the Exeter club in Sunday's 6 - 2 victory. Clarke opened the game scoring at 7,05 of the first period. About a minute later Doug Osgood scored Exeter's second goal on a pass from Steve Schroeder. ' Before the first period ended, Howard Schenk put the Exeter club up three goals on an unassisted effort. Brian Taylor increased the Exeter margin to four goals at the .12 second mark of the third period before Roberts scored to put the home club on the scoreboard for the first time. At 5.04 Larry Clarke fired his second successful shot with the assist going to Brad Roelofson. Only two minutes later David Jump scored for Trenton on a three-way passing combination with Ken Peacock and Scott. At the halfway mark of the final period Randy Regier closed out the Exeter scoring with passing help from Brian Taylor. The Exeter contingent included manager Bob Osgood, coach Ray Brooks and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pinder, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schenk and Mr. and Mrs. Russ Clarke, The coach of the Trenton team is Gary Flaishans. In Shamrock playoffs, Exeter defeated Huron Park 4 - 1 this week. Randy Regier was the top Exeter scorer with two goals while single goals were notched by John Van Gerwen and Brian Taylor. Hensall, Bill Chipchase was the scoring star with a six goal performance. The other two goals for the winners were fired by Ken Smale. Fred Lamb was best for Zurich with a two goal effort while Dick Bedard, Gerald Schantz, Bob Merner, and Bob Johnston added singles. The Exeter Broncos par- ticipated in two novice playoff series this week and broke even in a pair of games. In Ontario Minor Hockey Association Novice "B" playdowns on Exeter ice Sunday afternoon, the Broncos edged Petrolia 3 - 2 to tie their best-of- five series at a game apiece. The third game is in Petrolia Saturday at four o'clock with the fifth back in Exeter Sunday af- ternoon at five o'clock. The first game of the Shamrock playoffs in Lucan Tuesday night saw Lambeth down the Exeter club by a score of 6 -2. The second game of the series will be played next Wednesday in Lucan. Bogart gets Winner Dave Bogart scored the win. ning goal in the 3 -2 win over Petrolia with less than two The Exeter Hawks continue with a very impressive playoff record and are in a good position in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" semi- finals. After losing only their second game since the playoffs got underway more than a month ago, the Hawks bounced back at the Exeter arena, Tuesday night to score an impressive 6 - 3 win over the Fergus Green Machine. The series is now tied at one game each as the Fergus club scored an 8 - 2 victory on their home ice, Sunday afternoon. The third game is slated for the Fergus arena, Friday night at 8.30 with the fourth back in Exeter Sunday afternoon at two dclock. The fifth goes to Fergus Tuesday night with the sixth in Exeter Thursday, April 6, if necessary. The seventh game is scheduled for Fergus the following night, The Hawks reached the semi- final round by disposing of the Simcoe IGA's in four straight games. The fourth win was achieved in Simcoe Wednesday night by a 5 - 4 count with a rally in the third period, The Hawks playoff record now reads 13 victories in 15 starts. The only defeats suffered so far in playoffs by the local juniors were to Clinton in the first round of league playoffs and Sunday's loss in Fergus. Fergus reached the semi-final round with two very lopsided wins over Southampton by scores of 20 - 1 and 21 - 3. After the second game, OHA officials ended the series which was originally slated for a four-out-of-seven set and sent Fergus against Exeter. Good effort Tuesday night's win over Fergus was achieved by a good solid team effort by every member of the Hawks. After a momentary lapse in the first couple of minutes of the game, the Hawks stayed with the fast skating Fergus club and kept their high scorers well in hand. The Hawk forwards turned in an excellent forechecking and backchecking game keeping the Green Machine fairly well disorganized throughout most of the game. Fergus started out quickly and would have scored two or three times in the early minutes except for the sensational saves by John Hayter in the Exeter nets. Male curlers in playoffs Playoffs are underway this week in the final draw of the season of the Exeter men's curling club. Gord McCarter guided his rink to first place in the Monday division with 561/2 points and received a bye into the cham- pionship final. In semi-final action, Dick Roelofson's rink winners of Tuesday play edged, Thursday winner Mac Hodgert in a sudden death playoff by an 8 - 7 score Monday night. Other members of the McCarter rink are Ed Miller, Bill Lamport and Murray Dawson. Joining Roelofson in the final are his team-mates Bill Dougall, Jack Underwood and Grafton Squire. Making up the balance of the Mac Hodgert rink were Jack Switzer, Harold Foster and Hans Gerstenkorn. The only goal of the first period came when Bob Rowe completed a three-way passing effort with Pete Glover and Rob Linclenfield, The Hawks actually broke the game wide open with four goals in the second period while Fergus were able to score on only two occasions. Pete Glover was johnny-on-the- spot at the .32 mark of the second period to fire a shot into the Fergus net from fairly close in, Assists went to Bob Parsons and Rob Lindenfield. Randy Fleming, one of the top Fergus performers was able to break clear behind the Exeter defence and made the score 2 - 1 at 5,35 of the second. It took the Hawks less than a minute to get the two goal lead, back again. This time it was Brian Bestard with his first of two successful shots on a play started by Pete Kleinstiver and Perry Stover, The second and last goal of the second session for the Green Machine came from the stick of Steve Schwint near the halfway mark, Brian Bestard was back on the scoreboard at 14.45 firing in a hard shot on a very sharp angle from the left side. Perry Stover carried the puck over the Fergus blueline and hit Bestard with a good pass as he was flying down the left side. The score went to 5 - 2 in favour of the Hawks at 18.02. This time Shane McKinnon blasted a shot from the point and Ron Lin- denfield was able to deflect the puck into the net. Larry Haugh also assisted. The two clubs each scored once in the third period. Bob Parsons was the Exeter marksman on a combination effort with Jim. Guenther and Pete Glover, The final Fergus goal was shot by Randy Fleming, Referee Bill Shaddick called a total of 29 penalties, all minors with the Hawks being assessed 14. The attendance was 924. Good Start In Fergus Sunday, the Hawks started off in good style and held a 2 - 1 lead well past the halfway mark of the second period, Pete Glover registered the only goal of the first period on a play originated by Bob Rowe. Randy Fleming with his first of three goals put the home team on the board at 2.07 of the second before Jim Guenther fired in a hard slap shot on a pass from Bob Parsons at 7.40. The Exeter lead held up until 13.07 when Randy Fleming tallied again. Before the period was over Bruce Boyd and Sandy Fleming had upped the Fergus lead to 4 - 2. Fergus dominated the third period and scored four unan- swered goals. Kim Beirnes scored twice while Randy Fleming and Steve Schwintadded singles. The doctor told him to slow down, so now he's chasing older women. To hockey fans in the area that are not rabid fans of the Exeter junior Hawks, we would suggest a good place to spend a couple of hours this Sunday afternoon, The Hawks currently in the thick of the battle for the Ontario Junior "D" championship will be meeting the strong Fergus Green Machine in the fourth game of a best-of-seven series at the Exeter arena at two o'clock. This portion of the column was written after the Hawks gained an impressive 6-3 win over Fergus, Tuesday night, After suffering an 8-2 beating in Fergus Sunday, the Hawks showed their typical fortitude in never giving up and their ability to come from behind, This year's version of the Hawks is one of the best junior clubs seen here in quite awhile and the boys need the full support of the sporting community. The Fergus team nicknamed, "The Green Machine" will have a lot to say yet about the Hawks going all the way to the Ontario title. The big machine from Fergus is a fast skating aggregation and three or four of their faster skaters have a real knack of slipping in behind the opposition defence. All we can say is, "If Fergus eliminates the Hawks, they will certainly know they have been in a real series." Best of luck to manager Bob Baynham, coach Bob White and all the Hawks as they attempt to bring the Ontario title to Exeter. GO HAWKS GO. Figure skating season ending A very successful year for the Exeter figure skating club comes to a close within the next week. The actual skating ends Tuesday,. April 4 with the final test day when most of the youthful members of the club try tests of varying degrees. Saturday night of this week, the club is sponsoring a fund-raising dance at the Exeter Legion hall. Music is being supplied by the Bluetones. Area hockey school Of interest to many young hockey players in the area is the recent announcement that a hockey school will again be held at the Huron Park arena this summer. This year's project is being called the Huron Summer Hockey School and the staff includes five top notch hockey and physical education instructors. Ron Mason, who was on the staff at the hockey school for the past two summers will be in charge this year and will be bringing back Bill Mahoney and Brian Gilmour, who were also here in previous years. Mason, a former junior hockey star in Seaforth is now head coach at Lake Superior State College in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Bill Mahoney is head coach at McMaster University in Hamilton and has done extensive research into hockey testing and is a past president of the Canadian Hockey Coaches Association. Coaching experience at McMaster and McGill Universities gives Brian Gilmour all the qualifications necessary to be invaluable to a hockey school of this nature. We ran into Ron Mason at the Young Canada tournament in Goderich last week and he told about his plans for the upcoming hockey school. Each boy will receive three hours of ice instruction daily with an additional hour and a half in specialized conditioning exercises for hockey. Mason said his school will be putting special emphasis on shooting ability and each boy will receive personalized skating instruction. Four weekly sessions will be operating at the Huron Park arena from July 17 to August 12. Correction On these sports pages in last week's issue a picture of the winning rink in the ladies' curling club bonspiel was shown. The accompanying information said all proceeds would go to Bunny Bundle. That was incorrect. The South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded will be receiving the complete proceeds. While talking about the Mentally Retarded, we would like to tell our readers about a very important sporting event slated for Exeter Community Park on Saturday, June 3. A summer Olympics with all track and field events included will bring retarded children from many parts in Ontario. We will bring further information on this event as time progresses. Broncos break even in novice playoffs minutes remaining in the game on a pass from Brian Mercer. The two teams traded first period goals with Dan Bell registering for Exeter on a pass from Bogart. In the second session, Bogart scored the only goal on an unassisted effort. Petrolia tied the score at 2 - 2 at the 6.15 mark of the third period. Doug Hoffman was in goal for the Broncos and turned in an outstanding performance. The only Exeter goals in the 6 - 2 loss to Lambeth were notched in the first and third periods. Jeff Fuller was the goal getter in the initial period with Dave Bogart assisting. The third period score came on a three-way passing combination with Steve trail finishing off a play started by Preston Dearing and Jeff Puller. The Zurich Flyers won the South Huron intermediate hockey league championship Friday night in Zurich by downing the Hensall Cascadians 7 - 4 in the seventh and deciding game. Hensall had forced the seventh game by pulling out an 8 - 6 win on their home ice, Wednesday night. The game was close from start to finish. Zurich took a 2 - 0 lead after the first period only to have Hensall come back with three unanswered goals in the second period. The Flyers tied the count at the 2.41 mark of the third period and then took advantage of a five minute Hensall penalty to score four times and salt the game away. Paul Corriveau and Dick Bedard were the Zurich goal getters in the first period while Charlie Schwalm, Bill Taylor and Ken Smale scored in the middle frame for the Cascadians, Fred Lamb scored for the Flyers on an unassisted effort at 2.41 of the third period to tie the score at 3 - 3. With Craig Chapman off for butt ending, Gerald Schantz Brinsley leads in Ausable final Brinsley downed Lieury 4 - 1, Sunday night at the Exeter arena to take the first game in the best- of-seven final for the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league championship. The second game was played last night, Wednesday with the third slated for the Exeter arena, Sunday night at seven o'clock. In the consolation final, Ailsa Craig downed Shipka by a score of 5 - 2. The second game will be played Sunday night at nine o'clock. The Brinsley goals in the opening final win were scored in single fashion by Jim Thompson, George Tryon, Bob McIntosh and Jim Glavin. The lone Lieury score was shot by Stan Harwood. Larry Heaman scored twice to pace the Ailsa Craig win over Shipka. Chipping in with single goals were Tom Dobbinson, Joe Regier and Bob Donaldson. Scoring for Shipka were Brian Hodgins and Rene Boogemans. SOUTH HURON CHAMPS — The Zurich Flyers won the South Huron intermediate hockey championship Friday night with a 7-4 win over the Hensall Cascadians. Above, manager Jerry Rader and playing coach Dick Bedard receive the league championship trophy from Bob Galloway. T-A photo Flyers win championship in South Huron league Bantams successful on jaunt to Michigan