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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-02-03, Page 7• Ladies' Winter Coats & Jackets, Pant Suits, long dresses, suitings, coatings and dress materials • Men's Winter Overcoats • Students' Su its & Sportcoats • Men's Sweaters, • Men's & Boys Pants PHONE 235-0852 EXETER For For A Suit? Looking Our House of Stone SAL E Made To-Measure Suit Is Being Carried On $AVE UP TO $25 On One of These Fine Garments FINAL CLEARANCE Many other outstanding bargains in all departments F.A. MAY & SON SLACKS for SPRING E Thanks Poe Shopping at Manights Drop In And Get A Sneak Preview Of Our DOUBLE KNIT Len McKnight & Sons MEN'S WEAR mow x MA IN St EXET841286.2820 iiiiiiiffilIniontilliottinitifiuminionoifififlifitiottimituoyonothotioutoigiffifiltifitioifir7; CANADIAN CANNERS CURLING CHAMPS — The grand championship of the annual Canadian Canners mixed curling bonspiel was won by an Exeter rink. Local Canners plant manager Jack Urquhart presents prizes to from the left, Mary and Harry lathers and Audrey and King McDonald. T-A photo SOUTH HURON HOCKEY BEAT SPECIAL French Fries ANY ORDER 2 FOR THE 1 PRICE OF Re-Opening This Weekend Fri. 8( Sat, Sunday 8;00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. 12:0 Noon until 9:00 p.m, The DERBY DIP South End — Exeter ns-2541 Chocolates in Attractive Heart-Shaped Boxes Priced from 75c to $7.25 * * * Full AsSortment of Carlton Valentine Cards CDISCOUNT MIDDLETON Drugs PHONE 235-1570 EXETER iR8.1itnn R News R nnthl FEBRUARY 1972 DO yov HAVE A CHIRONIC COUGH? If you have a cough that has been hanging around fora month or more than you have a chronic cough. It doesn't matter that you only cough at certain times; morning, night, etc. If its more than a month, it's chronic. CHRONIC COUGH IS A SYMFT014 A chronic cough is not by itself a disease but rather is a sign of something wrong with your breathing apparatus. A cough medicine may help the cough but it could be masking the underlying illness. It is usually not wise to take cough medicine for more than a week or so unless your doctor tells you to. SOME CAUSES OF CHRONIC COUGH The most likely causes of chronic cough are tuberculosis, lung cancer, bronchitis, bronch- iatasis (pus pockets form along the tubes), em- PhY,sema and other respiratory diseases. TREATMENT MUST START EARLY The instant you realize that you have a chronic cough, see your physician. He can make a num- ber of tests to find out if a respiratory disease is the cause and start the proper treatment early. 11 FIND OUT WHY If you are going through too many bottles of cough medicine or you always seem to have a package of cough drops with you, do something about it. Sure, we sell these products but we would rather you be positive that your cough is something minor. 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Reverse I of Form Friday night's contest at the Exeter arena was an exact reversal of the game in Lambeth, Wednesday between the same two clubs. This time the Hawks took.a 2 lead after the first twenty minutes of play and although the Flyers tied the score for a few moments in the second period, the Exeter club never fell behind, The first period Hawk scores were fired by Jim Guenther and lion Lindenfield with Larry Haugh assisting in both in- stances. The lone first period Lambeth goal was shot by Al Grondin. After Greg Steels tied the score temporarily early in the second frame, Jim Guenther was back with his second score, this time on a solo effort and Bob Rowe registered with the help of Bob Parsons in less than two minutes to put the Hawks out in front 4 - 2. Before the period was over Perry Stover blinked the light behind the Lambeth net on a play started by his lone-mates Brian Bestard and Pete Kleinstiver, Dennis Toth tallied for Lambeth. In the third period each team was able to score one goal, Ron Lindenfield was the Exeter marksman with assists going to the defence combination of Robert Lindenfield and Jim Guenther, Dave Peterson closed out the Lambeth scoring. Excitement was livened in the late stages of the game when Lambeth was awarded a penalty shot, Jim Guenther allegedly threw his stick at a Lambeth forward with 23 seconds left to play and the free shot was awarded. Goalie John Flay ter rose to the occasion and blocked the shot from the stick of Greg Steels as the Lambeth forward tried to work in close. While the penalty total was low, the Hawks drawing 10 of the 19 infractions called by referees John Slota and Fred Kelso of St. Thomas, the Exeter club scored twice on power plays, Jim Guenther in the second period and Ron Lindenfield in the closing stanza were able to score with a Lambeth opponent sitting in the penalty box. Quick Scores Settle Issue Two goals within seven seconds of each other in the third period allowed the Hawks to post Sun- day's 4 1 win over the Braves in Tavistock. The teams traded single goals in the first period. Pete Glover fired the Exeter marker on an unassisted effort while Bruce. Bender tallied for Tavistock on a shot from behind the net that was helped in by a Hawk defender. The only marker of the second period came on a three way passing effort with Peter Kleinstiver firing the puck home on a play started by Ron Janke and Brian Bestard. At 9.47 of the third stanza, = ••• Z6. mommm. MEN'S "A" LEAGUE PA (J. Fulop 755) 7 67 RB (R. Heywood 733) O 75 RO (A. Flynn 729) 7 89 167 (C. Atthill 662) O 54 UN (J. Fairbairn 855) 7 51 DU (D. Appleby 640) 0 46 1GA (J. Darling No change in Ausable The standings in the Ausable Rec hockey league remain un- changed as the result of Sunday's usual double header. Ailsa Craig downed Lieury and Shipka defeated Brinsley by identical 5 - 3 scores. Ailsa Craig continues in first place with 19 points with Shipka right behind with 17. Brinsley is next in line with seven points and Lieury is in the basement with four points. Bob Donaldson went on a scoring spree to notch four goals and pace the Ailsa Craig club. The other goal came from the stick of Dave Collins. Scoring in single fashion for Lieury were Stan Harwood, Louis -Slater and Sonny Slater. John Becker's two goal effort was best for Shipka with Barry Clarke, Bob Galloway and Wayne Desjardine adding single goals, George Tryon picked up a hat trick to account for all the Brinsley scoring. Larry Haugh scored for the Hawks on a play set up by Ron Lindenfield on a power play and only seven seconds later speedy Steve Murley romped in alone to end the scoring for the night. Rec race tightens up The Bank Boys retained, their five point first place lead in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league as they held Newby Tire to a 5 - 5 draw in one half of Thur- sday's usual double header. The Bank Boys are out in front with 17 points, the Tiremen have an even dozen points while the Vikings are third with 11 points and the Juveniles trail with four points. In Thursday's other game, the Vikings edged the Juveniles by a 4 - 1 score. Pete McFalls scored two goals to lead the Vikings win while Al Rundle and Gary Balsdon not- ched one score apiece. The lone Juvenile goal came from the stick of Rick McDonald. Scott Burton turned in a hat trick performance to pace the Bank Boys scoring attack. Adding single goals were Bill Farquhar and Paul Mason, For Newby Tire, Torn Watt was top scorer with a two goal effort. Single goals were accomplished by Doug Kerslake, Randy Par- sons and Ron Broderick. Amin. .m/sgo .•••••=••• A.M.—•••• 41mr-"=•• 101••••• .••• ••• •NO yrwaro ,•••••••., .1• A. Nea1693) 5 FA (A. Hunking 659) 2 CA (W. Beattie 856) 5 SP (K. Jorgenser1767) 2 C4th (E. Matzold 765) 5 SU (H. Holtzmann 666) 2 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE OU (H. Bischoff 670) 7 TR (B. Brock 588) 0 PE (G. Bierling 743) 2 DO (C. Wein 806) 5 BE (R. Cockwill 636) 4 NO (G. Ford 704) 3 DU (L. Hockey 702) 5 MF (L. Smith 689) 2 HH (J. Gooch 565) 2 WO (R. Dickey 706) 5 CT (R. Carswell 650) 0 WI-1 (R. Hayes 678) 7 MEN'S INTERTOWN Exeter No, 1 Goderich Stratford Mike's Lanes St. Marys Clinton Cloud 9 Stratford Valiants Stratford Bowl Mor Mitchell Clinton Crown Lanes Stratford Centre Restaurant Exeter No. 2 Zurich LADIES'"A" LEAGUE (M. Edwards 580 ) 5 (P. Haugh 644) 2 (J. Cooper 739) 7 (G. Webster 654) 0 (N. Dowson 649) 5 (M. Pritchard 636) 2 (B. Sangster 762) 5 (L. Farquhar 702) 2 (G. Farquhar 688) 7 (J. Cooper 649) 0 (S. Chappel 587) 4 (H. Thompson 518) 3 LADIES'"B" LEAGUE (J. Hayman 668) 5 (M. Bridges 526) 2 (W. Kerslake 594 ) 5 (O. McLeod 538) 2 (D. Wein 617) 4 (J. Glavin 617) 3 (B. Bierling 809) 7 (K. McLellan 558) 0 (R. Greene 501) 7 (J. Simpson 4 9 0 ) (B. Campbell 629) 4 (5, Pratt 756) 3 MIXED LEAGUE (J. Goldsmith 682) (B. Reynolds 672) (W. Pearce 717) (S. Wightman 534) (P. McFalls 720) (S. Chappel 664) (0. MacDonald 640) (K. Snedden 564) (J. Forrest 570) (J. Heywood 636) (S. Burton 694) (G. Wilson 643) (A. Flunking 693) (W. Campbell 550) (R. Schroeder 747 ) (H. Minderlein 611) (E. Horn 584) (A. Lovell 529) BANTAM BOYS (5, Pearce 344) (D. Hoffman 305) (B. Mercer 351) (B. McDonald 264) (S. Rodgers 247) (D. Bogart 297) BANTAM GIRLS & PEE WEES EL (L. Shipman 217) 5 BE (S. Gilfillan 219) 0 Gl (B. Anderson 225) 5 u (M. Ferguson 225) 0 ZG (P. Inch 231) 3 CR (S. Zachar 231) 2 JR. & SR, BOYS & GIRLS AT (G. Penhale 410) 3 CC (E. Bowerman 363) 2 KED (M. Dougherty 359) 5 ST (G. Fuller 339) 0 CO (W. Gilfillan 406) 5 DV (S. Campbell 361) 0 LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE RE (J. Nurse 641) 2 CS (K. Simpson 672) 1 SC (C. Glenn 767) 3 FE (W. Hickson 615 ) 0 LH (W. Smith 744) 2 IG (H. Mayo 651) 1 CH (G. Dunlop 632 ) 3 The Lucan-Ilderton Jets travelled south Saturday and protected their season un- defeated streak in exhibition hockey play. The Jets who scored four times in the third period to defeat the Lima, Ohio Chargers 7 - 4 now have gone through 23 games without suffering a defeat. Getting back to Ontario op- position the Jets will host the Ingersoll Marlands at the Huron Park arena, Friday night at 8:30, The Jets rallied quickly in the opening period after being down one goal to go ahead 3 - 1 and were never again headed in a rough and tough contest that produced a total of 26 penalties. Lucan-Ilderton playing coach Jack Nairn was ejected from the game with one minute to go in the first period and another usually mild mannered Jet Pete Loveless received a misconduct penalty later in the game, Lima playing coach John Goodwin scored the first goal of the game at 1.42 to the enjoyment of the packed house of more than 1,800 spectators. Goodwin spent nine years with the Fort Wayne Comets of the International league before joining the Ohio semi-pro club, The Jets top scorer of the night Dick Doughty knotted the count GR (H. Dietrich 567) 0 5 SO (G. Donaldson 654) 2 18 KK (R. Munn 556) 1 16 LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE DA (K. Haskett 623) 3 89 CC (W. Harding 697) 7 81 SP (J. Sovereign 568) 7 80 RA (M. Parnell 576)" 4 59 HH (L.Scott 631) 3 58 IS (H. Eaton 710) 5 58 FS (J. McComb 498) 0 44 RO (P. Hirtzel 586) 5 42 SH (A. Scott 617) 2 38 HO (E. Hirtzel 531) 2 35 HB (M. McCo11641) 4 33 CO (M. Hardy 515) 0 22 LUCAN COLLEENS TD (H, Shipway 627) 5 84 BO (N. Densmore 671) 5 67 PI (I. Hodgins496) 2 65 PE (L. Hayter 608) 5 60 BD (M. Root 537) 2 55 RO (A. Craig 476) 2 28 Hensall9- Zurich 6 Craig Chapman and Ken Smale each scored two goals to lead the Hensall Cascadians to a 9-6 win over the Zurich Flyers. Adding scores in single fashion were Robert Goetz, Bill Soldan, Gary Kyle, Mike Hoy and Charlie Schwalm. The Zurich goal scoring was well spread around with Aubrey Bedard, Bob Farquhar, Glen Overholt, Ron Desjardine, Fred Lamb and Paul Corriveau getting one marker apiece. Dashwood 7 - Huron Park 4 Stan Lovie's two goal effort was best as the Dashwood Bears downed the Huron Park Plugs 7- 4, Getting one goal apiece for the winners were Bill Hoffman, Joe Regier, Jim Hoffman, John Becker and Randy Becker. 20 Terry Millman fired three 7 successful shots to pace the Huron Park scoring attack. The other counter came from the stick of Rick Funston. Zurich5 - Hensall 3 Three goals in the third period allowed the Zurich Flyers to post a 5-3 decision over the Hensall Cascadians. The Zurich scores were fired by George Suplat, Bob Merner, Kevin McKinnon, Ron Desjar- dine and Earl Wagner. Replying for Hensall were Charlie Schwalm, Gary Kyle and Bob Carlisle. Zurich 6 - Huron Park 4 Fred Lamb notched a pair of goals to lead the Zurich Flyers to a 6-4 winover Huron Park, Other Zurich goal getters were eight minutes after the Goodwin marker and the game was' all tied up, Newcomer Bob Knack supplied the.assist on the first L-I goal. Knack has been performing with Harmony in the St. Marys and district rural league and has scored 65 goals in 24 games, The Jets went ahead to stay at the 14.59 mark with Jacques Cousineau backhanding the puck into the net on a pass from Terry Bourne, The score rose to 3 1 late in the first period when defenceman Bill l3ourne intercepted a Lima clearing pass at centre ice and broke in all alone on goal to find an opening in the net, The only goal of the second period was chalked up by Mike Chartrand of the home team Chargers. The third period was less than a minute old when Dick Doughty broke free inside the Lima blueline and blasted a shot that bounced off several defenders and into the net, Shortly after the eight minute mark Doughty was back to complete his hat trick per- formance. This time it was defenceman Don Urbshott sending the puck behind the net to Bob Knack Who hit Doughty with a perfect pass and the puck was in the net on a quick shot from about 20 feet out. Only moments later Jacques Cousineau's pass sent Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor free on a two-on-one break and Proctor made no mistake as he fired in a shot from short range, Charger coach Goodwin was back with his second successful shot at 12.14 to cut the Jet lead to 6 - 3. About a minute later, one of the best passing plays of the night produced the final score for the Jets. Barry Baynham set up Steve Storey and the veteran right winger blinked the red light quickly. Ron Desjardine, Kevin McKinnon, Glen Overholt and Bob Johnson. The scoring for Huron Park was taken care of by Rick Funston, Larry Brintnell, Glen Neal and Terry Millman. Huron Park 7 - CCAT 4 Terry Millman scored three times as the Huron Park Plugs downed the Centralia College Saints 7 - 4. Close behind with a two goal effort was Bob Lammie while Bob Pinter and Don Hart added singles. Doug Harding with a two goal performance was best for the Saints while Bruce Harding and Mike O'Neil notched one goal each. CCAT 6 — Huron Park 1 'Gordon McKay fired three successful shots to pace the Centralia College Saints to a 6 - 1 win over Huron Park. The other goals for the winners were registered by Bruce Corrigan, Ted Brown and Don Ceasar. The lone Huron Park score came on an unassisted effort by Rick Funston. Hensall 7 — Dashwood 6 Ken Smale's second goal of the night with only a minute to go in the game allowed the Hensall Cascadians to edge the Dashwood Bears 7 - 6. Bill Chipchase also scored twice for the winners with singles going to Charlie Schwalm, Craig Chapman and Murray Bell. Bill Hoffman was best for Dashwood with a hat trick per- formance. Adding singles were Bob Morrissey, John Becker and Jim Glavin. Jets goal tender Lorne Daer was injured with about three minutes to go and was replaced by Don Stewart, With a minute and 40 seconds to go Mike Eves scored for the Chargers to complete the game scoring. 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