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Times-Advocate, 1981-02-25, Page 11WIN B OF M TROPHY — An Ilderton rink skipped by Ruth loft won the first and overall draw of the Wednesday's Bank of Montreal ladies curling bonspiel. Above, Exeter branch manager Ailan Johnston presents the trophy to Ruth Loft, Eleanor Bloomfield, Marjorie Charlton and Mildred Warner. T -A photo SECOND DRAW WINNERS — A Seaforth rink skipped by Bea Dawson of Exeter won the second draw of Wednesday's ladies curling bonspiel sponsored by the Bank of Montreal. Above, bonspiel co-ordinator Jeannette McBride presents prizes to Bea Dawson, Marg Fleming, Joan Beuerman and Elsie Beuerman. T -A photo HEARING TESTS No Obligation EXETER PHARMACY Thurs., Mar. 5 - 1 to 30 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes _Weikne • HEARING AIDS J. D. FAIR Hearing Aid Service 145 Ontairo St. Stratford WHEN WE PREPARE YOUR TAMS WEBACK UPWHAT WEDO. �• If your H&R Block - prepared tax return is questioned, we step in to represent you to the district taxation office, all year round, at no extra cost. < <G We know all the tax laws, and we double-check your return before you sign it. Well take your place, because nothing can take the place of good solid service. This year be sure. THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS H&R BLOCK We can help you with Ontario Tax Credits. 429 Main St. Exeter, Ontario 235-1901 Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5 Appointments Available RRSP viz percent (15.03% annualized equivalent) At this rata Interest is up at VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST VG Since 1844 Exeter. 425 Main St. 235-0530 Membet: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Three minor teams get double wins Three Exeter minor hockey teams posted double victories this week as they prepare for the upcoming Shamrock league playoffs. The Shamrock league will again stage tournament - style playoffs. The top three teams in the northern division will play against the top three from the south for the "A" title, while the bottom three teams from each division will meet in the "B" playoff. Exeter will be hosting the atom"A" tournament this Saturday, getting underway at 9:OOa.m. at the rec centre. The local atoms, however, will be in Goderich for the "B" championship. It is also slated for Saturday. The Exeter midgets go to Parkhill for Saturday's "A;' playoff and the novice will compete for the "A" title in Belmont, also Saturday. The bantams will be in Mt. Brydges the following week- end and the pee wees will travel to Lambeth on March 8. Bantams win pair The Exeter bantams posted a 5-2 win over Hensall in an exhibition game at the rec centre, Sunday, bringing their win total to two for the week. Steve Batten paced the win with a pair of goals and the singles were fired by Marty Taylor, Sean Whiteford and Scott Lovie. Steve Gould picked up two assists in the game and adding the singles were Mike Tiedeman, Whiteford, Jeff Pfaff and Darren Vandergunst. Randy Bilcke and Todd Goudie scored for the visitors with the assists to David Skea, Tim Easter - brook and Darren Moir. In a Shamrock league game, Wednesday, the local bantams surprised Goderich with a 3-1 verdict at the rec centre. Exeter opened the scoring in the first when Steve Gould took a pass from Steve Batten to skate in from the left side to put a puck through the feet of the Goderich netminder. They increased the lead to two early in the third when both teams were playing two men short. Scott Bogart took a pass from Mike Tiedeman, put a neat shift on the goalie, and then fired the puck into a gaping net. Steve Batten scored shortly after on an unassisted effort with the teams at full strength to put the margin at 3-0. Goderich finally beat Rick Gilfillan when Peter Stahl skated in unmolested,the locals who were playing without three of their stalwarts, shut them out the rest of the way to record their second league triumph. Midpest score 17 The local midgets scored 17 goals in their two wins this week, with eight of them coming in an 8-6 romp over East London on Sunday. Playing in London, Dave Underwood scored four goals and recorded two assists to pace the win. The single goals were fired by Steve Batten, Scott Pincombe, Mike Clark and Scott Brintnell. Paul Smale recorded three assists to lead in that department and singles were given to Scott Batten, Jim Siddall, Dennis McBride, Jeff Rowe, Mark Vandergunst and Steve Prout. Exeter picked up 16 penalties and East London served 15 in the chippy af- fair. The Exeter midgets avenged an earlier loss to Zurich when they pounded the visitors by a 9-3 count at the rec centre, Wednesday, despite serving 12 of the 16 penalties called in the hard- hitting affair. Mark Vandergunst, Scott Pincombe and Dave Underwood fired a pair each for the winners with the singles going to Jeff Rowe, Mike Clark and Dave Hayter. Brintnell added four assists while Clark and Underwood had three each. Single assists were recorded by Pincombe, Paul Smale and Steve Prout. Brian Horner scored all three Zurich goals, two of them on unassisted efforts. Waxers in tourney The Exeter novice crew posted a 2-1 win over Mit- chell in their first game of a tournament in Seaforth, Saturday, but fell to their old nemesis from St. Marys in the second game to bow out of the event. Alan Blommaert scored both Exeter goals in the first contest to get the most valuable player award. Both were unassisted efforts. In the second game, St. Marys scored in the second to take the lead and then added two insurance markers in the third despite the fine play of Exeter netminder Harlen Tinney. Tinney was named MVP in the contest. Sunday afternoon at home, the Waxers scored a 3-0 win over Parkhill. Blommaert had another two -goal per- formance and Robbie McLelland picked up the single. Mark Burton and Todd Hunking had assists and Tinney recorded the shutout. 111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111.1111111.1 Give Yonreelf Setter Odder 1% -w r- t— .+w .y .•••• r.••••••.w ,. r_ , «... 4.. w . ••••••••••• Mph Blood Pressure Trost N ....nd INe. Lose two others Times -Advocate, February 25, 1981 Pogo 11 • Mohawks beat Centralia in South Huron The Exeter Mohawks scored only one victory in three starts this week in the South Huron hockey league. They started the week right with a Monday 7-6 win over the Centralia Marauders. Thursday, they dropped a 11.6 decision to the Hensall Sherwoods and Sunday were on the short end of a 9-1 count to the Zurich Buckeyes. In the loss to Zurich, Ken Bergman fired the only goal for the Mohawks on a pass from Brad Daters late in the second period. The Buckeyes took a 3-0 first period lead on goals by Jeff O'Brien, Kim McKinnon and Kerry Bedard. Assists went to Kris Bedard, Ron Rader and Marvin Merner. Hitting the mark for Zurich in the second period were Randy McKinnon, Jeff O'Brien, Pat Bedard and Gerald Weido. Mike Clarke, Kim McKinnon and Rick Schilbe each picked up two assists while Gerald Weido assisted on one score. Rick Schilbe and Mike Clarke wrapped up the Zurich scoring in the third period on plays started by Steve Bedour and Ron Rader. The Buckeyes took six of the 10 minor panalties called by referees Bill Smith and Ron Watt. Lose to Hensall Thursday's game between the Mohawks and Hensall Sherwoods was featured by a wild and wooly third period in which eight goals were scored and a rash of penalties occurred in the last five minutes of play. The Mohawks scored two power play goals in the first period and were ahead 3-2 at the end of the first 20 minutes. After Dwight Consitt and Jamie Caldwell counted early for Hensall, Wayne Parsons converted a pass from Dave Jackson on the first Exeter power play and Ken Bergman scored on an unassisted effort and the score was tied. The Mohawks went ahead at 14:46 of the opening session on a successful shot by Brad Daters on a pass from Ken Bergman with Hensall againplaying a man short. The Sherwoods regained the lead in the second period and were never headed. At 52 seconds of the second period, Ken Bergman scored again for Exeter on a three- way effort with Larry Bourne and Brion Penhale. The Sherwoods bounced back with three goals in the next seven minutes of play and were in front to stay. Steve Knight, Murray Connolly and Jamie Caldwell were the Hensall marksmen. Knight's score came on a power play. Rick Ingram assisted on two goals while Lloyd Allan, Gary Davies and Steve Doublers lead in Legion darts The Doublers scored two points Friday night while the Evil Eyes could only gain a single point in regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. As a result the Doublers have widened their first place lead over the Evil Eyes to two points. This week's scored were: Scotties 5 Sassenachs 0 Rowdy Ones 4 Out of Space 1 Last Chance 4 Evil Eyes 1 CB'ers 4 Canscotts 1 , DR's 4 Jaams 1 s '; Outlaws 3 ShiphuntetW:-2 Itchy Niters 3 Doublers 2 Winkers 3 Family Affair 2 Friday's schedule is as follows 8 p.m. Sassenachs vs Outlaws Out of Space vs Winkers Shiphunters vs Scotties CB'ers vs Rowdy Ones 9 30 p.m. Family Affair vs Doublers Canscotts vs Itchy Niters Last Chance vs Jaams Evil Eyes vs DR's Locals high up in draft The recent report issued by the Ontario Junior Hockey League scouting bureau lists two graduates of the Exeter minor hockey system. Dave Shaw was rated as number 19 and Tom Coates listed as 49th on the list. Both are playing this year with the Stratford Cullltons junior "B" team. The midget draft by 011A Junior "A" teams will he made on May 20. Knight each helped on one. Rick Ingram and Ken Varley scored for Hensall early in the third period on passes from Gary Kyle, Jamie Caldwell and Jim Ferguson. TheMohawksretaliated on a score by Jim Guenther on passes from Ken Bergman and Brad Daters before Rick Ingram counted for Hensall with the assist going to Steve Knight. Jeff Fuller fired the final Exeter goal on passes from Luc Gagnon and Dan Webb at 13:24. In the next five minutes, Jamie Caldwell scored three times for Hensall to put the score out of reach of the Mohawks. Beat Marauders Ken Bergman's second goal of the game with four minutes Left in the third period allowed the Mohawks to edge the Centralia Marauders 7-6 in Monday's action. The Marauders moved ahead 3-1 in the first period on goals by Randy Somer- ville, Rick Funston and Perry Knee. Getting assists were Bill Hodge, Tony Underhill, Mark Cronyn and Rich Lather. The lone Exeter goal came from the stick of Tom Ryan with Luc Gagnon picking up the assist. The Mohawks cut the Centralia deficit to a single goal in the second period as Luc Gagnon converted a pass from Mike Anstett and Tom Ryan registered on an unassisted effort. The lone middle frame marksman for the Marauders was Randy Somerville on a three-way effort with Perry Knee and Pete Wuerth. Matt Muller scored for Centralia on a solo dash early in the third period and then Exeter scored three in a row to go ahead. Ken Bergman hit on an unassisted effort and Jeff Fuller fired two successful shots in 21 seconds with Mike Anstett and Tom Ryan assisting. With five minutes to go Matt Muller hit for Centralia on passes from Dick Lord and Mark Cronyn to tie the score and set the stage for Ken Bergman's winner on passes from Brad Daters and Larry Bourne. SETS RECORD — Chief Scram set a record at Western Fair Raceway Friday night by winning his tenth straight race. The four year-old pacer is owned by Sanford Reid of Ailsa Craig. The picture above was taken after his second win in October. From the left are groom Pat Hodgins, traiwer Art Hodgins, driver Terry Kerr, Ron and Cecilia Clark and Jean Hodgins. Chief Scram sets WFR track record Chief Scram, a four year- old pacer owned by Sanford Reid of Ailsa Craig has up- ped his unbeaten string to 10. Trained by Art Hodgins of Clandeboye and driven by Terry Kerr, Chief Scram easily won the final race at WFR Friday night in a time of 2.05 3/5 Chief Scram was expected to race again Friday night in London. but. not enough en- tries were received. Race secretary Terry Provost told the T -A Tues- day morning. "Only Ideal Pleasure and Dwye were willing to race. so. we had to cancel it." COiT1Pu FiEFIJ WHAT DO WE DO? • WE handle Trust Company GIC's, RRSP's, IAAC's. See us for best rotes. • WE do Tax Returns. Personal an, d Company. • We do bookkeeping, Cash FlowsT4's & T5's. • We provide CANFARM agency service. See us at 22 Ontario N. 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