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Citizens News, March 2, 1977
HOW SWEET IT IS — Don McKellar, left, gets congratulations from
his linemates. after scoring one of the six goals in Sunday's win for the
Hawks. Others from the left are Matt Muller, Tom Hayter, Kim McKin-
non and Phil Knight. Not sharing their enthusiasm is the Mt. Brydges
goalie as he digs the puck out of his net.
Hawks back to winning ways,
ut still down one in playoffs
The Exeter Hawks started
working themselves out of ahole
Sunday night when they scored a
6-2 verdict over Mr. Brydges in
Zurich.
It was a "must" game for the
Hawks, who dropped their first
two games to the Cougars in the
league's best -of -seven semi-final
series. Mt. Brydges won the
opener in Zurich a week ago and
then came up with a 4-3 margin
on their home ice, Saturday, to
put the Hawks into the hole.
Coach Ron Bogart said he
and the players were at a loss to
explain the first two defeats to
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the fifth place Cougars. They held
a team meeting after Saturday's
contest in an effort to come up
with some solutions to their
predicament.
"We've been outplaying
them," he said, "but not out-.
scoring them."
Bogart said the only problem
area appeared to be in the
number of penalties being picked
up by the Hawks. This has
allowed Mt. Brydges several
power play opportunities and
with the league's top scoring line
on the ice, it has been costly.
The same situation prevailed in
the opening game of Sunday's
contest when the Hawks opened
an early 2-0 lead and then wat-
ched Mt. Brydges come back
with two power play goals in the
final three minutes to even the
count.
However, the league champs
scored three unanswered goals
in the middle frame and a single
in the final 20 minutes to cap the
win.
The Hawks took seven of eight
penalties called in the first
period, and appeared to be
sealing their own fate with the
penalty parade.
However, they regained their
"cool" in the final two periods
and took five less penalties than
Mt. Brydges and scored their
final two goals on power plays to
whittle the Mt. Brydges lead to 2-
1 in the series.
The fourth game will be played
in Mt. Brydges on Saturday and
the fifth will be back in Zurich the
following. night.
Ken Pinder paced Exeter to
their 6-2 Sunday win with two
goals and two assists.
John VanGerwen, Don
McKellar, Brian Taylor and Phil
Knight scored the singles. Fred
Mommersteeg picked up three
assists, while VanGerwen, Rick
Ingram, Gerald Weido and Steve
Jennison picked up single assists.
A squeaker
Saturday's contest in Mt.
Brydges was a heavy hitting,
clos' contest with the hosts
scoring the eventual winner on a
power play mid -way through the
final period. It was their second
goal of the game with the Hawks
shorthanded. Exeter picked up 22
penalties in the contest to keep
themselves in trouble throughout
most of the contest.
They lost Matt Muller with a
game misconduct in the second
period and Steve Jennison had to
retire in the first after taking a
butt end near his eye that opened
up a deep gash.
Mark Johnson was given a
match penalty for the infraction,
which was only called after
Exeter players put up a strong
protest to the referees who had
apparently . missed seeing the
incident. Johnson will be under
suspension until the OHA hand
down a decision- regarding the
situation.
The teams traded single goals
in each of the first two periods to
enter the final 20 minutes with a
2-2 tie.
Mt. Brydges scored in the early
seconds and again near the
midway mark to open a two goal
spread, and while the Hawks
scored at the 18:55 mark, they
MOVE OVER — Heavy hitting has been a feature of the Exeter -Mt.
Brydges series as evidenced from his play along the corner as Exeter's
Gerald Weido and Jamie Gould battle for position to get the puck.
couldn't get the equalizer.
John VanGerwen, Gerald
Weido and Rick Ingram scored
the Hawks tallies, with assists
going to Ken Pinder, Ingram,
Weido and Brian Taylor.
New rep
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The Federal Business
Development Bank, a Crown
Corporation promotes and assists
the growth and creation of
Canadian Business Enterprises,
par ticularly those of smaller size.
Specifically, the Bank provides
direct financial assistance (term
loans), management counselling,
training, and information on
government programmes
available to Canadian Business.
John MacKenzie, with several
years business banking ex-
perience, has been assigned the
responsibility of servicing the
requirements of businessmen in
the Exeter/Zurich zone. While
John will be operating out of the
Stratford Branch office, which
services the Counties of Perth
and Huron, he will be in his
assigned area several times
monthly to conduct follow-up
feasibility assessments and to
respond to referrals from local
financial institutions, realtors,
and chartered accountants on
behalf of their clients. In ad-
dition, he also "sets up shop" at
Les Pines Hotel, Exeter on the 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays of each month,
for the ,purpose of conducting
confidential interviews with local
businessmen directly. The actual
dates of his visits are pre -
advertised in the Zurich Citizens
News monthly.
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