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Motorcycles Sales, Service, Parts. Remkes Enterprises R.R. #1, Centralia Hwy. 4, South of Exeter Phone 228-6281 MIXED CURLING WINNERS — The Doug Parsons rink won th overall championship in Saturday's mixed bonspiel sponsored by Maple Leaf Mills and Kongskilde. 1-rom the left are Doug and Norma Parsons and Lloyd and Doris Hackney.' T-A photo Second teams lose to Pelham, pee wee game most exciting LSMFT LARRY SNIDER MEANS FOIE TRANSPORTATION GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY CLEARANCE OF DISCONTINUED LINES OF LADIES' TOPS • SWEATERS , 2 PCE. SUITS Highway 4 - South of 'Clinton at Midgets lose to Aylmer after six playoff wins Middle stanza and after several good scoring chances, finally got on the score board when Dave Bogart slid a puck into the net to finish off a play with Paul Pooley and Randy Parsons. They evened the count in the J. Cooper 636 81 V. Lindenfield 594 5 108 .. S. Kingma 572 5 67 P. Gower 444 2 21 Y. Jaques 544 2 51 Number 7 turned out to be anything but lucky for the Exeter Kinsmen Midgets, Monday. They travelled to Aylmer to open their OMHA quarter-final series and were seeking their seventh straight playoff victory, However, Aylmer scored a 3-2 overtime win to take the first two points in the best-of-five series. The two teams will meet in. Huron Park, Friday, for the second game at 8:00 p.m. The third battle will be back in Aylmer on Monday. Men's Monday SU H, Holtzman 675 FL M. Brintnell 730 SP B. Nicol 819 AL RO KO B. Farquhar 762 C. Snell 572 R. Hippern 695 W. Pearce 757 DD 0. Jaques 666 EF A. FinlaySbn 751 C. Athill 655 BR Mens Wednesday R. Haugh 794 TA G. Lavier 546 Al P. Brintnell 676 YW H. Bischoff 654 TB CO D. Jackson 862 BL J. Glover 660 G, Stire 695' BO B, Hogg 675 BS Monday Afternoon Men C. Hendy 575 B. Etherington 501 W. Shapton 460 B. Elgie 451 Ladies Thursday K, Bierling 569 SS R. Eveland 531 SP J, Dougherty 547 TB R. Negrijn 744 GY N. Dowson 622 IN M. Skinner 519 HG NG M. Foster 610 H. Wells 501 JS M. Campbell 589 TS M. Sams 671 TL Tuesday Ladies G. Webster 613 2 83 All Didn't Bowl 40 WH A. Fairbairn 603 5 104 PP G, Tripp 667 2 76 AL B. Hearn 635 5 113 HD B. Sangster 614 2 106 BB V. Flynn 555 5 56 RO Luck was certainly not riding with the locals in the playoff encounter. They hit two goal posts, had one goal called back and were continually thwarted by a quick-handed Dale Wood in the Aylmer nets. Aylmer took full advantage of the home ice and the rousing support of over 200 hometown fans to open up a 2-0 lead in the first period before the Exeter players could get untracked. However the locals started taking the play to Aylmer in the RR AF LO TN BB CF FR DN DM SP FS CO IS LO RO RP HH CC CA HT third on a short handed effort when Dennis Preszcator blocked an Aylmer pass and fed a lead pass to Paul Pooley. Pooley cut in from the boards and deftly side-stepped the lone Aylmer defender to get a clear registered a 5-1 win in the second outing. Exeter's entries will travel to the Niagara Falls area com- munity for the third game in each series this Saturday. If a fourth game is needed, it will be played on Sunday. The battle between the two Pee Wee teams in Saturday's opening game was one of the most ex- citing played at Huron Park this winter and both teams made several end-to-end dashes to keep the fans on the edge of their seats. Pelham jumped into an early 2- 0 lead in the first period, but Exeter rebounded to knot the count at the end of the first stanza on goals by Trevor Boyle and Brian Blackburn. Jamie Chaffe drew assists on both plays. Exeter then shot into a 3-2 lead in the second when Boyle scored his second goal of the game on an unassisted effort. The visitors came back with two goals mid-way through the second and then Exeter tied- the score at 4-4 when Tim Bean dented the twine with the assists going to Blackburn and Ted Oke, There was no scoring in the final period, but John Osgoode and John Robinson were called on to make several key saves in the opposing nets. Exeter captain Jim Siddall had two chances to break the tie in the final minutes of the third, his last effort being the tie in the final minutes of the third, his last effort being a solo dash ' with about 30 seconds remaining, but he was thwarted by Robinson. Pelham finally scored the winner with two and a half minutes left in the overtime session with Exeter again missing on a couple of valiant efforts to get the equalizer. In Sunday's game, Exeter jumped into a 1-0 lead in the first period on an unassisted goal by Brian Blackburn, The visitors knotted the count early in the second frame and then took a 3-1 lead with two quick goals in the first minute of the final stanza, They upped the count to 4-1 with another marker with two minutes remaining in the contest. Captain Brian Gula paced the Pelham attack with two goals. He scored four in Saturday's tilt to give him six of the nine the visitors scored in the two weekend games. Bantams thumped Pelham Bantam 2 scored five consecutive goals in the second period of Saturday's opening tilt on their way to the 9-3 margin. They opened up a 2-0 lead in the first, but Exeter whittled that by one early in the second when Rob Dekoker scored on a play with Don Beaver. However, the roof fell in for the locals as. Pelham came up with their five goals later in the middle stanza to pull the game out of reach. The teams traded goals in the final 15 minutes with Don Beaver and Steve MacDonald scoring for Exeter. Drawing assists on the plays were Bruce Shaw, Allan Gais'er and Dave Newton. In Sunday's match, Pelham scored twice in the first, once in the second and twice in the third to build up a 5-0 lead before Exeter finished the game scoring with a tally mid-way in the final. Don Beaver was the marksman with the assist going to Rob Dekoker. uollanamaawaamonamanaaanam,,- rrogiA • good feelin' comes with, In the early minutes of the overtime, Exeter shoved a puck across the line in a goal-mouth scramble, but unfortunately it was a split second after the referee had blown his whistle and the score was disallowed. With just under four minutes remaining, Aylmer got a lucky bounce at their own blueline to get past an Exeter defender and they finished off the play by jabbing the puck behind Roger O'Brien on a screened shot. Exeter had a couple of good shots in the final minutes of the extra 10-minute period, but they were just off the target or were deflected at the last second by Aylmer sticks. The contest was a hard-hitting affair with Aylmer being assessed 14 penalties and Exeter a total of 11. The local players and team officials expressed confidence that they could even the series at Huron Park this Friday, especially if they can muster the type of fan support that Aylmer enjoyed in the opener. • It was Exeter's first real tough encounter for the past two weeks after a comparatively easy series with New Hamburg. The Midgets eliminated New Hamburg in. three straight games, finishing off with a 0-3 win in Huron Park, Friday. New Hamburg opened the scoring in the first minute of the middle frame, but Exeter came back with six straight goals and then allowed the visitors a pair as they coasted through the final minutes of the contest. Perry and Paul Pooley had two goals each for the winners, while singles came off the sticks of Dennis Preszcator and Ran- dy Fisher. Brian Mercer had three assists, while single points were added by Dave Atthill, Preston Dearing, Ron Bilcke and Dennis Presz- ca tor. . In a Shamrock playoff en- counter, Saturday, Exeter posted a 5-2 win over Ilderton. Scoring in that one were Preston Dearing, Dave Bogart, Brad Taylor, Ron Bilcke and Perry Pooley. Paul Pooley had two assists, while singles went to Taylor, Perry Pooley, Atthill, Dearing and Fisher. 01 • 4., Fail to get breaks At Huron Park, Friday 2 78 5 47 0 87 7 108 5 122 2 57 7 76 0 19 0 56 7 118 Bowling Scores Ladies Wed. A.M. R. Berends 483 N. Coleman 497 L. Snell 559 Senior Citizens R, Collfngwood 366 R. Broderick 314 C. Hendy 378 Friday Mixed McFalls 753 5 103 M. Koricina 502 2 50 C. Doxtator 631 5 81 R. Gridzak 556 2 61 R, Durand 735 7 101 L. Wein 655 0 43 Sunday Mixed G. Tripp 592 7 90 I. Moody 507 0 27 B. Barnes 827 7 86 B. England 540 0 49 G. Bierling 586 5 59 M. Morneau 623 2 86 M. Samis 703 5 116 B. Smith 713 2 75 Lucan Ladies K. Haskett 598 93 L. Mosurinjohn 780 76 J. McComb 596 67 B, English 600 66 H. Eaton 695 66 L. Ellyatt 626 57 J. Ankers 561 56 P. Riddell 548 55 S. Noyes 597 53 P. Hodgins 600 32 L. Herbert 519 29 J. Squires 482 23 Ladies Curling. Tryon 10 — Teevins 7 Burton 15 — Hackwell 3 Gregus 10 — Pfaff 5 Hackney 9 — Coates 6 • Taylor 15 — Russell 3 Simmons 8 — McDonald 6 Busche 9 — 1VIousseau 5 McDowell 7 — Marshall — Mickle 4 — Timmerman 11 Coleman 12 — Shapton 4 Lovell 7 — Strang 5 A wolf is a man who believes in life, liberty and the happiness of pursuit. 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BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY Pelham Bantam and Pee Wee 2 teams grabbed 2-0 leads in their best-of-five OMHA quarter-final series with Exeter in weekend games played at Huron Park. The visiting Pee Wees scored a thrilling 5-4 overtime win on Saturday and came back with a 4- 1 verdict on Sunday, while the Bantams trounced Exeter by a 9- 3 margin, in the opener and Dart lead continues The lead of the Sassenachs in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league has been increased to an even 10 points. The league leaders now have a total of 79 points while the Doublers are in the runnerup spot with 69 points, The Winkers, Robins and Flying Highs are deadlocked for third place with 66 points apiece. The DR's are sixth with 64 points, the Itchy Niters are next with 62 and the Scotties and Outlaws each have 61 points. 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