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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-03-05, Page 7JM01114m0f401#41044011Amomlygol;WinfastlittlAJJ.1414.Aing14111,0ifioniAltoi4piowliot!A Rec news Schedules .end JACK NAIRN , leads team scoring 1/) WITH 71 THE PAYMEARX • 4 LOT OPIAP _ AVE ro MAKE, NEE9 A 15-D4Y 004711 MOPE- THaf 4 45-119 WEEI CYCDP3GY,;,,Sta: TfZEASUtZe OFP(CIALS SAY 11-IA7 A iDOLLAiZ 5111 LASTS ONLY ABOUT SEVEN MONTHS MUST HAVE MEANT MI NUTES' For a good buy in a good used car come to Ron Dale Auto Sales. Each used car we have iS a real value, Now is a fine time to select your car, while our stocks are up. RON TO SALES I 'Toyota SALES 4,16E8111qj RA010 EQUIPPED ,SAiit,towiNo Pius,623SA1/10 EXETER PLEASE NOTE As Of April 1 — Our Service Dep't. 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Down one game, the Jets went to Elmira Wednesday night and blew a four goal lead losing to the Polar Kings 8-7 in IVAN , and MICKEY'S GULF Phone 2:8-2257 GRAND BEND SEE THEM TODAY! Come In And See THE NEW AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA • NEW COLORS • NEW MODELS ALSO SEE THE • AUSTIN 1800 • AUSTIN MINI FOR 1970 SEE THESE QUALITY USED CARS 1968 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2-door hardtop, 6 cyl., automatic J55365 1968 MONTEGO 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, 302 motor, 15,000 miles, like new, seven wheels H79071 1965 METEOR $00 Rideau. Radio, power steering and brakes. H78764 1965 PONTIAC Parisienne 2-door hardtop, radio, automatic, power steering, power brakes.. H76642 1964 METEOR SEDAN 4-door, power steering and brakes, radio H76905 1963 DODGE SEDAN 6 cyl., automatic J54628 1962 FORD HARDTOP 2-door, radio, automatic H78765 Coming Soon . . . 1968 MERCURY PAR K LANE 4-door hardtop, auto- . matic, power steering, 4,800 Miles, better 'than new, SOUTH -END SERVICE Exeter 2354322 OMEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT overtime and were faced with elimination. Back on home ice at, the Huron Park arena, Friday night the Jets were victorious by a score of 6-3 and were back in winning form. • This followed with a 4-1 win right in Elmira Sunday afternoon and they capped the comefrorn-behind series win with a decisive 9.2 win at Huron Park, Tuesday night. The L-I boys move into the finals against their arch rivals, the Durham Huskies in a best-of-seven series, The first game will be played in Durham, Friday night with the second at the Huron Park arena, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, Playing coach Jack Nairn and former coach Steve Storey led the Jets scoring in the last three games. Nairn scored ten goals during the three wins and Storey notched a hat trick in the deciding contest. The series continues in Durham, Tuesday with a fourth game back at Huron Park, Friday, March 13. START EARLY In the deciding game at Huron Park, Tuesday, the Jets wasted little time in showing their faithful fans they were out to make amends for a poor showing in their first two starts. Former playing coach Steve Storey took a pass from Doug Galloway before one minute had elapsed in the game and put the puck behind Zenas Buehler in the Elmira nets for his first of three goals for the night. About six minutes later, the score was even when Laverne Miller fired a successful Elmira shot. The Jets scored three times in a space of less than four minutes near the halfway mark of the second period to put the game Winter came early to the Pinery this year, and on December 19, the Park was officially open to the public. Heavy snowfalls made it possible to open the ski hill and toboggan hills without having to make artificial snow. Snowmobile trails were in excellent condition with some alterations made to last year's trails. Separate, parking Jots were 'designated for snowmobile users, with the trails from the ski hill parking lots being discontinued. This has eased the parking problem at the ski. hill. The Department has purchased a new Ski-Doo for park patrol and first-aid which replaces the rental snowmobile previously used. Because of moderate temperatures and a lack of frost in the ground, the skating rink was not suitable for public use, until the New Year. Since the opening, the ice has remained in excellent condition and 1,583 persons used the rink during the month of January. Th'e toboggan hills have been kept in good condition since December 19, and 1,745 persons have utilized these facilities. As more persons are using the facilities on weekends this year, the number of skiers has increased to 1,384 on the hill not using the ski tow, and 2,024 using the tow. Winter rates have undergone a change this year, with a charge of $1.00 per vehicle; $1.00 per ski tow ticket,. and $2,50 per night for camping. The charges of 50c per person over 12 years of age, and $1.00 for Snowmobiles, brought into the park on trailers or trucks, have been discontinued. Up to February 1, 1,598 snowmobiles have entered the park on trailers and trucks, and an additional 226 snowmobiles have entered by their own power. Snowmobiling is fast becoming the most popular winter sport at the Pinery. The Pinery is one of the three provincial parks in Ontario which have opened for winter camping. One comfort station has been winterized, and approximately 100 campsites in Area I, Riverside Campgrounds, are being plowed and maintained. Winter camping has aroused much interest and each weekend sees more campers utilizing the facilities. From December 19. to out of reach of the visiting Polar Kings. Doug Galloway started the three goal scoring splurge with an unassisted effort at 6,46, and in quick succession, Storey and STEVE STOREY , gets hat trick Jamie Robb were on the scoreboard. Don Duke fired the, last Elmira goal with time running out in the second period. It was all Lucan-Ilderton in the going-home period with five different players sharing scoring honors. Ron Cauduro, Jamie Robb, Doug Galloway, Steve Storey and Dusty Aldis were the goal getters with Steve Proctor, Rick Bradford and Cauduro gaining the only assists, Action in the third period was marred with several fights. With less than a minute to go Jacques Cousineau received a major penalty while Glen Read February 1, 66 campsite permits have been issued; nine with tents, 14 with tent trailers and 43 with trailers. The concession was again opened in the Ski Chalet and the store restaurant was opened for snowmobilers, Last year the Chalet was the only place where snowmobilers could purchase refreshments and snacks and get warmed up. On Saturdays and Sundays the Chalet was.always overcrowded and it is hoped that The condition of Bob Hoffman of Dashwood was reported as "much improved" from Kincardine General Hospital, Tuesday evening. Hoffman, a member of the Dashwood Bears hockey club was injured in a game in Ripley, Friday night. He suffered a fractured skull and lacerations of a brain casing and was in critical condition for several hours. BOB HOFFMAN The Dashwood Bears had little trouble in disposing of Ripley in four straight games in their Western Ontario Athletic Association Intermediate "D" group final. The Tigers were victorious in Ripley, Friday night by a score Of the Polar Kings was assessed a major, game, and match misconduct far 'his antics. At the end. of the second. period, veteran Elmira performer Jpe Grundy was ejeeted. from the game. - NAIRN PROVIDES WIN In Elmira, Sunday, coach Jack Nairn provided the Jets With all the momentum they need in winning 4-1 to put the series on even terms, Nairn scored with only four seconds to go in the first period to tie the score at 1-1 and provided a pair of insurance markers in the third session. Philip Hahn put the Kings out in front on power play halfway through the initial period. Doug Galloway and Steve Storey assisted on Nairn's first marker. Jacques Cousineau notched the only goal of the second period with Jim Bender and Don Urbshott assisting, SAME STORY It was the same story at the Huron Park arena, Friday night with Jack Nairn providing most of the Jet scoring power, After Don Selling had put the Polar Kings in front at the five minute mark of the first period, Nairn came roaring back with three straight goals to put his club on the right side of the scoring ledger, Nairn's first tally was unassisted while Doug Galloway and Steve Storey were instrumental in setting up the other two. The Jets completed their game scoring in the second period with goals from the sticks of Steve Proctor, Doug Galloway and Nairn. Getting second period assists were Jacques Cousineau, Jamie Robb, Dave Webster and Galloway. the opening of the restaurant will relieve the pressure at the Chalet. In addition to the previously mentioned winter sports, the fishing season for brook and brown trout in Pinery Park is open from January 1 to September 15. Approximately 20 anglers have tried their luck — but with no reported. success. Fishing licenSes are available at all Park Offices. of 8-3 to earn the right to move into the WOAA league final. Their opponent in the final round was not known at press time. Bill Schade and John Becker each scored twice to lead the Bears' scoring in their latest outing. Coming in with single goals were Stan Lovie, Bill Hoffman, Glenn Overholt and Larry Lovie. "Martha doesn't miss much that goes on in the neigh- borhood!" Panthers 10 6 2 22 Blues 3 14 3 9 In Bantam, the Slow Motions defeated the Punchers 9.5, Randy Gilfillari and Grant Wach scored three each while Dennis Doidge got two and Doug Fairbairn one for the Slow Motions, Perry Stover scored all five Puncher goals. Teen Town dance, Saturday from 9 to 12. GAMES THIS WEEK PLAYOFFS 9-10 Boston vs North Stars 10.11 Montreal vs St, Louis 11.12 Squirts & Mites 1-2 Panthers vs Seals 2.3 Detroit vs Blues IIEC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Thursday, March 5 8-9:30 Snell's Shell vs Huron Park 9:30.11 Bank Boys vs Newby Tire Minors win in▪ Shamrock In the first round of Shamrock "B" playoffs two Exeter clubs gained close wins in their opening games against Dorchester. The Exeter pee wees blanked Dorchester 1-0 while the bantams edged their opposition 5-4. Steve Schroeder scored the only goal of the pee wee game on an unassisted effort at 5.50 of the second period. The Exeter bantams scored three times in the first period and were never headed on the way to their 5-4 win. Perry Stover scored twice in the opening period and John Wuerth notched a single to get the locals off on the right foot. Brad Datars upped the Exeter goal total to four in the middle frame and John Muller completed the scoring with a third period goal. SMILE. 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In the playoffs Boston will play the North Stars while St, Louis plays Montreal in the best 2.3 series, FINAL W L T Pts Boston 18 0 0 36 Montreal 7 10 1 15 North Stars 7 11 0 14 St. Louis 5 12 1 11 In squirt hockey there were eight goals scored. Dave Robinson, Preston Dearing and Paul Gaiser scored two while Tony Mattucci and Willie Northeott scored singles. Detroit defeated the Blues 4-3 in the last 15 seconds of the game as Steven Willert scored his third goal to lead the victory which moved them into second place. Marty Becker scored the other goal. The Blue goals were scored by Hugh Ryan and Randy and Dave Regier. The Panthers and the Seals tied 3-3 as Ken Pinder tied the game in the last minute to give the Seals a point, Wes Rhude, Robert Heard and Ken Finder scored singles for the Seals. Howard Schenk scored two and Wally Fydenchuk a single for' the Panthers. The Seals will play the Panthers and Detroit plays the Blues in the best two out of three series. FINAL W L T Pts Seals 11 5 2 24 Detroit 10 5 3 23 Thnes,A. dvoofe, March. 1970 Large crowds make use of P . nery s winter faci i les •I • t • • Bears win playoff, player suffers injury '2" Special Price THIS WEEK ON4Y 1895 ALL PARTS REWIRED ARE EXTRA Drop In And See Us Today or Phone Centralia 228-6310 HARRY HAK GERALD GROOTHUIS Firta Helps To Lower the Cost of Motoring