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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-26, Page 9IN BETTER GASOLINES 13 ,A research gives you better petroleum products, filtered before they leave our trucks. .AND BETTER SERVICE 1‘liddleton and Genttner's three trucks- assure you of the but in service. par• ticularly important during the busy farm seasons. Middleton & .'Genttner 235-2411 'Exeter • Luxury Cooking AT A MODEST PRICE Pull 'N Clean Oven PLUS French Doors! The best buy in the carload! The Cus- tom Imperial model with full-width storage drawer, built-in meat ther- mometer, infinite heat surface elements, 8" heatminder burner, Save $124,95, List $399,95. CARLOAD BARGAIN PRICE '275 WITH TRADE Pull 'N Clean Oven Only Frigidaire strings You the wonderful oven that slides out at a touch for cleaning, and you can get the faMous "Pull Clean" oven in this 30" deluxe range with a host of other Frigidaire icfeatt Interior even light, built-in electrit clock bhrl nolo', •glass in'oven deer, full-width storage drawer, List pride, $319.93. Save a full $100, CARLOAD BARGAIN PRICE 239 WITH TRADE, Budget Value! 22" 4-Burner BUILT-IN CLOCK AND TIMER LIGHT IN ,OVEN UTILITY DRAWER 1E5 Save $44.95 LIST PRICE $219.95 CARLOAD BARGAIN PRICE 175 WITH TRADE A Dream Range at a 'Buy Price! Vho'd ever dream even Frigidaire ould pack so much "good cooking" Ito a mere 30 inches of range . nd then to have Drysdale offer it t such a low price! Beautifully 'wrapped" in the exciting sheer look -newest, lovliest look your kitchen an have. Frigidaire features include ;iant 23".wide oven, with glass in oor, built-in electric clock and time signal, full-width showcase light- ing, oven signal light, full-width storage drawer. The list price is $309,95. Look what Drysdale is selling it at I 0 Carload Bargain WITH TRADE Prices include delivery and full guarantee DRYSDALE Crest Hardware.. Phone 11 YOUR FRIGIOAffit ALtk FOR EXETER; NENSALt, AND titstRiti Henson The ,Nxeler bantams took a giant step towards gaining a berth In the "D" final in the Georgetown tournament when they came up with.a 4.1 win over Port Dover hi the first of their two-game series on Wed- nesday morning, The locals carried their three- goal margin into the second game in the afternoon .and if they .manage to win the series, they will enter the final to be Played on Friday at 5:00 p.m, The locals took it slow and cool in their big Win against Port Dover and completely baf- fled their foes with their slow, .aeCtirate paSSIng ga me. 004th Dusty Burns reported, that Port Dover out,,skated his kids in the first few minutes, but couldn't cope with their play after that, as the locals. slowed the game right down and made Port Dover play their type of hockey, "They were just standing Snipers, goalies hot, Watford ousted 11-1 Stogie and Bob Burns. The Exeter six upped their margin when coach Dusty Burn's son Bob took a pass from Grayer at the 8:.1.4 mark to dent the twine on a low liner. Walkerton fought hard to get back in the contest in tile last period, but. McPhee held them at bay along with some stellar support from his defense. McDonald stars Rick MCDonald, who sat the first game out, paced the lo- cals to their win in the second as be blinked the light on two occasions. Once again, the teams played to a seorless tie in the first stanza but the locals wasted little time in taking the lead in the second when Burns took a pass from Grayer to dent the twine at the 1:32 mark. They upped the count to 2-0 at the 6:55 mark when. Grayer finished off a neat three-way passing play with Stacie and Burns as the first line con- tinued to he a threat every time On the ice, Walkerton finally got back in the game i,I,, the 8:46 mark when Jim Brindley beat alter- hate goalie Rick Benning and Seven of Burns' crew dented they knotted the count three the twine in the second game minutes later with Larry Merau as they baffled Watford with doing the honors. their well-timed passing at- However, McDonald pulled tack. the locals back into a 3.2 mar- Stade started them off on a gin in the late minutes and play with Grayer and Noble Storie upped the lead to two in the only goal of the first goals after only 56 seconds of period and after Redman play in the final period with scored for Watford on a long Burns and Grayer once again shot in the second minute of drawing assists. Play in the second they corn- Walkerton managed to shave pletely dominated play, the lead to one goal again at Bob Benning got his first the 13:03 mark on Brindley's goal of the tournament at the second marker, but McDonald 6:40 mark and Burns came pulled the game out of reach hack in exactly 15 seconds to only 50 seconds later with up the margin to 3-1 and Brian Marchilton setting him up as liaynham came through with he did on the first. his initial counter later in the period to boost their margin to three goals with Doug Stan- lake picking up an assist. Bob Burns Marchilton finished off a play Rob Grayer Boll Stolle with McDonald and Allen at Ricky MoDonald..... , the 3:40 mark of the final and Dominique Marohllton Allen came right back on a Bill Allen ... .... Bob Benning play with McDonald a minute rick Sehroeder later and they coasted to their Brian Ba,ynham easy win with Grayer teaming Doug Stanlake John Noble up with Benning just before Larry 1111Iert the mid-way mark to cap the Glen Overholt scoring. Paul Mason Ron Cornish „.... . ....... Ron Broderick . . ...... 0 Callum MnPhee. (goal) Click 'Benning (goal ) PEE WEE SCORING 1 Pet er Gawson 7 Bill Fair hal . .......... I John Loader A Barry Baynham ...... , 1 2 Graham Horn , 1 I Donald ram obeli 11 I t Randy Weber . . ........ 1 1 Allan Iler 11 0 0 Ricky Weber n n 0 ferank DeVries , 11 0 6 Douglas Beaver Philip Howard 0 n Merle. idle 0 6 0 David Burke (I 0 f) Ron Durand' .. 0 0 Glenn Stires (goals Ricky Brintn el I (sub-goal) SQUIRT SCORING 0 A P Larry Baugh . ... . ....... 4 5 5 Jimmy Guenther A 4 '7 Randy Parsons ... ............. 2 1 I Bruce Fulcher I 2 2 Pommy Prout 2 0 2 Ronny Janke I. I 2 Denton Gaiser 0 2 2 mull), Bower 0 1 1 ,tin, Parker 0 0 0 Joey MarchIllort A 11 0 Larry Smith 0 0 0 Brad KJun)pp A 0 0 Joey Cosgrove 6 0 n David [Tinton . .. .... ......, 0 0 0 Don Shane (goal ) Gordon McDonald (sub-goal) Exeter Motor Soles Feed Dobbs, Go go 235,1130 235.1250 Fred 235.0865 THE Strikes Over ..1 The strike at the Chrysler Plant is over and new cars and trucks are starting to roll off the lines again. We expect some deliveries this week. PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY The Dart operation has been proven in PERVORMANCE — ECONOMY — SAFETY' by happy owners since its intrOdtietion. SPECIALS Choice of 3 Siroccos 0958 and 1950) $593.00 to '$795,00. BANTAM A P 1 10 fi 11 5 '3 .5 '2. 5 2 2 2 6 in an equal display of of- fensive and defensive strength, the bantams advanced to the semi-final round with an .11-i verdict over Watford in their two matches, Tuesday. Paced by Callum McPhee's second shutout they posted a 4.0 count in the opener and came back even stronger in 41w night-cap backed up by Rick Burning to emerge with a 7.1 count. The locals got rolling in the. first period of the opener with Bob Burns denting the twine at the, 9:10 mark on a play with Bill. Allen and Rorie and then Dominique Marchilton gave them a two-goal lead with his first of two, three minutes later, with Allen and McDonald helping out. The first line upped their margin to 3.0 with the only goal of the second with Grayer doing the honors on a play with Burns and Stogie, They continued to dominate the play with their accurate passing game and Marchilton scored on a solo effort at the 3:48 mark of the final stanza to cap the win. Seven score SCORING 5 2 Stop Walkerton in initial games Paced by the stellar net play of Callum McPhee, the ban- tams started out on the right foot in the Georgetown affair with a hard-fought 2.0 win over Walkerton and came right back to oust the northern crew with a 5-3 win in the second match, It was the second time this year the Walkerton crew have been shoved to the sidelines by the locals, as they met in the WOAA "B" championship. Playing on Monday morning, "the teams battled to a score- less draw in the first period as the locals couldn't get un- tracked, but it took them only seven seconds in the second period to grab a lead they never relinquished, Bob Grayer was the marks- man on the play .after moving the puck into the Walkerton end on a play with his two .eates on the first line, Bob The, Timo4.-441(944.10/ A.Frit 26i 1962 A around watching, our kids at times", Burns stated, "'and they just couldn't figure out: how we were controlling the May as our guys appeared to be practically standing still". _However, their short quick passes never strayed from their marks and they controlled play throughout much of the game. Exeter jumped into a 1.0 lead in the first period when Bob Grayer scored his fifth goal of the tournament on a play with Rick Schroeder at the .0:11- mark, They protected the lead with Callum McPhee comingup with some good saves and they up- ped their margin to two goals at the 5i30 mark of the middle frame on a goal by Bob Stogie with Rick Schroeder again set- ting up the tally. The goal was the only score of the middle period, but they wasted little time in hitting tile score sheet in the final stanza when Bob Burns dented the t w i ne a t th e 1:50 inark on a play with his mates, Bob Gray- er and Bob Stoi'ie, Port Dover finally broke through MePhey's defense to whittle the margin to 3-1. at the 4:40 mark, but Larry Willert got that one hack shortly aft e r the mid-way mark -to cap the scoring. It was the first goal of .the season for the smooth- working defensive stalwart. Both teams picked up four minor penalties in the contest. 'Vs YOUR A.F..,ARNA AGENT .Pays dividends.. „ SQUIRTS OUSTED Captain Jim Parker and Denton • Wiser will be able to lake off their "long-johns" for the rest of the year now after .tbe Exeter squirts were ousted in the Brampton tournament on Monday. The pair were among the 'four who were members of last year's "D" champions, but after ousting Elora on Sat- urday in two games, they were pushed to the sidelines by a big, fast squad from Winona. However, the locals put up a valiant effort before they wilted under a third period spree in the final period of the second game. IT COSTS EVEN LESS N THE VERY BEST ! ardware WITH -FEATURES:70 Five straight at ,qoa!getown Bantams near lead Pt„ Dover six 4-1 NO TO Drysdale HERE'S WHY WE BOUGHT A WHOLE CARLOAD: Every merchant knows a carload shipment is the most economical way to Puy anything, And we wanted to offer you the very lowest possible prices on these fabulous new Frigidaire appliances. So we took the plunge . . bought a whole freight car full of quality Frigidaire products. And we're passing them along to you al absolute rock-bottom prices! Look them over. Compare these values. Now, more than ever, it costs no more to own the best when you buy Frigidaire! We bought all the '61 Ranges Direct from the Montreal Plant illaikAinekiiiiri .