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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-04-06, Page 7Accurate - durable - simple to read and operate SINGLE ANIMAL SCALE Capacity 3000 lbs. Basic unit donsists of steel box frame, platform frame, levers, weatherproof beam box and top reading beam • No stooping or bending to read weight - graduated 500 lb x 1 lb. With end user's farm certificate Save Over $80.00 SALE PRICE if rla 735.98 See It TODAY The Al) New AUSTI N MARINA Compare it with any of the foreign or domestic compacts PRICED AS LOW AS '2395 South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment If we can make you an expert, we can make you a customer. Buying a suit is a little more involved than most men think. There are things you have to look for besides fabric and style. Things a lot of suits don't have, We know what they are. And we'll tell you what they are, because we're not afraid to make you an expert on quality. That's all we sell. For instance, our exciting new collection of suits for Spring and Summer wear by 'Botany"500.- represents the finest in fabric,-workmanship and design, as well as the latest in dramatic new fashion. So ltivhy not come in soon and let our expert salesmen show you the fine points of these suits. The more you know, the more you'll appreciate what this great new 'Botany"500' collection can offer yout George Bert's .51,1193fre Vriese MAIN ST. EXETER Thrte$-Advocate, of 1972 Nye :7 Jets making. another try for title Three unanswered goals in the second period at Huron Park Friday night allowed the Jets to post the 6 - 3 victory and the right to move against Napanee in the final. The first period was even with each team scoring once, Dick Doughty notched the Lucan- Ilderton goal on a three-way effort with Jack Nairn and Pete Loveless, Dave Peden replied for Ingersoll. In the second session, it was Terry Bourne converting a pass from Barry Baynham, Doughty scoring again on an identical play with the same two mates and Doug Galloway tipping in a point shot from the stick of Ron Cauduro, The final frame scoring was even with each team scoring twice to maintain the Jets margin of victory, Ray Lisk was a double scorer for Ingersoll while Bob Knack registered from Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau and Dick Doughty completed a hat trick performance on a solo effort. Ingersoll pass inside the blue line and blasted a quick shot into the net. In the third period it was Jarrtie Robb scoring from Jacques. Cousineau and Bob Knack, Tom Murphy scored for Ingersoll to spoil the bid of Lorne Daer in the Jets net for .a shutout. 1041J . PS Allps lit sbary rkini 0r.V. ."*. • ''''' (R. Eveland 552) (A. Wallace 584) (N. Becker 579) (K. Kirk 518) (A. Mallard 517) (A. Ford 605) (E. Turvey 516 ) BANTAM GIRLS & PEE WEES BE (S. Gilfillan 247) 3 20 (S. Zachar 207) 2 (J. Skinner 200) 5 (P. Inch 295) 0 (J. McLean 241) 5 (L. Shipman 253) 0 BANTAM BOYS (D. Bogart 313) 3 (R. Belling 302) 3 (B. MacDonald 292) 5 (E, H-Duvar 395) 0 (B, Mercer 434) 5 (R. Carnie 336) 0 JR. & SR. BOYS & GIRLS (G. Penhale 386) 3 (S. Pfaff 334) 2 (G. Fuller 346) 5 0 (B. Ferguson 426) 5 (D. Holtzmann 433) 0 LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE (League Champs) Group A (B. Storey 714) 30 (W. Harding 642) 28 REMINGTON Mighty Might CHAINSAW Portable pumping power Webster SALE PRICE EL Ertl-Fi0A1R COMPRESiiOrt 2488 55 83 Regular Value $29.95 lust pl Ig ink, the irrgarittte lighter ail Your car or attach la any 12 volt battery Take the Electra-A,, Cian- pressia with you wherever drive and you'll always have air paina.r on tap 1/2" DRIVE METRIC SOCKET SET 22" SUPER CLIPPER 31/2 h.p. LAWN MOWER Regular Value $92.95 PRICE 8288 KIPen 1111,iitt. `it SyStOnl hl,) Hogging y. iia ,:a Hugging 1.15 dat tit your eyliiidttr • Aut••tildgiu i'ar. buf0t.r. N., adiust...hotelesh . Flemp‘.ithle rtrtitpvtka fuel tank a MOON LhiStled a. Wk.* mid Hai It SALE Regular Value $19.95 SALE 16 88 PRICE •,14` V`. 7 ,4% l• .1.1V. 501.. . r. ,. .4 1, la •.1) ;.• .•4 • ocw. chwa• h•i• at W. • I %thiii E1.1” - 124.U. *It t v. 0 SINGLE ROOM DIVIDER See Us For Your Spring & Summer Needs Divider consists of •2 plastic :parte(9 each ap- ptoximately 23" x 36",'2 black adjuSlable poles, 94" to 99" . and: necessary bardWare. te,in No. 512.095 Oladk :Panels and 2 poles netn.,No. S1-899 'Gatti' panels and 2' poles Regular Value $20.95 ea,, • • SALE PRICE Exeter District • Jacobsen Lawn and Garden Equipment • Water Sports Canoes • Woods Camping Trailers POR SALE On RENT Jim Gaunt Enterprises • • rto MEN'S "A" LEAGUE 167 (P. Lavier 783) 7 92 DU (B. Baynham 633) 0 80 PA (L. Little 757) 5 107 UN (B. Osgood Sr. 682) 2 80 RO (.1, Fuller 747) 7 121 SU (H. Holtzmann 767) 0 81 FA (J, Campbell 706) 5 96 CA (T. Mattucci 622) 2 111 RB (J, Russell 756) 7 101 et IGA (D. Ellison 652) 0 76 C4 th (E. Matzold 818) 7 137 SP (L. Hodgins 708) 0 94 RIVIVXMOOMOMMILIIMMIMOMMANIMMENSIMMIS71 DU (J. Fahner 643) 5 108 FS HH RA MEN'S "B" LEAGUE WH (D...Cu(Ien 581) 2 62 OU (R. Reynolds 759 ) 5 142 TR (L, Hamilton 585) 2 88 AH CH HD MM HG 1\41 FF SS LE 0Q PP BB HU AC MM TT HD SP WB LE IB HS BL GY WO BE MF OD HH PE (Default) 0 77 NO (G. Kirk 670) 7 115 CT (H. Brand 531) 0 36 BJ TI RO NH SD WI AT co ST DY KED CC DA SP CC CR GI ZE LI EL LADIES' "A" LEAGUE (G. Webster 601) 7 (M. Edwards 617 ) 0 (P. H-Duvar 669) 5 (G. Farquhar 699) 2 (D. Munroe 707) 5 (C. Hockey 631) 2 (N. Quinn 545) 4 (M. Holtzmann 724) 3 (S. Brintnell 528) 7 (B. Sims 515) 0 (L. Fuller 593) 5 (J. Heywood 584) 2 LADIES' "B" LEAGUE jJ. Dougherty 545) 5 (B. Cunningham 541) 2 (J. Sedlak 596) 4 (M. Wells 734) 3 (M. MacDonald 562) 5 (B. Southcott 679) (A. Heath 551) (0, Mal 665 ) (J. Glover 707) (H. Minderlein 583) 7 116 0 76 7 133 5 120 2 47 2 7 0 5 2 7 0 94 82 79 122 133 81 80 116 77 51 112 99 108 141 130 62 107 68 139 29 109 33 113 94 21 41 19 33 31 48 46 32 25 56 19 56 35 24 38 35 37 • Final tests for skaters The final tests for members of the Exeter figure skating club were held Tuesday at the Exeter arena. The youngsters passing the tests sanctioned by the Canadian Figure Skating Association are as follows; Preliminary Figures - Wanda Newby, Preliminary Dances, Dutch Waltz - Ronnalee Bogart, Brenda Hodgert, Patti Lou Shapton, Jayne Hayter, Kathy Livingstone, Joan Pym, Lynne Van Wyck, Katrina McAuley. Canasta - Kelly Gaiser,.Bar- barn Armstrong, Brenda Pin- cornbe, Laurel Hodgert, Brenda Pinder, Lynne Mercer, Cindy Beaver, Sheila McLeod, Diane Hodgert, Sue Anne Becker, Brenda Fletcher, Kelly Kinnen, Swing Dance - Wanda Newby, Judy Brittain, Katrina McAuley, Junior Bronze, Fiesta - Vicki Miller, Cathy Fuller, Linda Elder. Willow Waltz, Eleanor Salmon, Linda Motomura. Ten Fox, Julianne Brittain. Senior Bronze, 14 Step, Linda Motomura. Junior Silver, Rocker Foxtrot, Launa Fuller, Nancy Underwood. SH HO CO HB IS RO (J. McComb 537) (H. Hardy 544) (J. Ovens 488) Group B (A. Scott 651) (E. Hirtzel 658 ) (S. Wilcox 624) (C. Cubberley 550) (H. Eaton 564) (P. Smith 547) = Amovalann 4111•••- •••• 1.11•1••••• 26 07 25 70 23 15 27 90 27 80 26 33 26 20 25 35 24 66 Meet defending champs The Luean-Ilderton Jets are back in an Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "II" final after an absence of one year. The Jets polished off the Ingersoll Marlands in five games in a semi-final round and now meet the Napanee Comets for the provincial championship, The Comets are defending champs having defeated the Durham Huskies a year ago. In the 1969-70 series, the Jets downed the Comets for the Ontario title, Each club has eight new players since they last met in the finals, The Jets completed the Ingersoll series with a4 - 1 win in Ingersoll Wednesday night and a 6 - 3 decision at Huron Park Friday night, The championship series, a best-of-seven affair opens at the Huron Park arena, Saturday night at eight o'clock with the second contest slated for the same place Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, The next two games will be played in Napanee the following weekend. Off to flying start While the Hawks only scored one first period goal in Fergus Friday night, they came out flying from the opening whistle and missing a hatful of scoring opportunities in the first couple of minutes. The first Hawk score came at 3.40 when Perry Stover was able to display good puck control. Stover broke over the Fergus blueline with only one defender back. His shot was blocked by the defenceman but he was able to poke the puck through the Fergus player's legs and although get- ting turned around was able to slide the puck into the net. With only 30 seconds to go in the initial period, Hawk goalie John Hayter came up with a spec- tacular save as Kim Biernes broke in all alone. The second period was only a minute and a half old when the Hawk lead suddenly rose to two, Larry Haugh got the face-off right back to Ron Lindenfield and before Fergus goalie Torn Broderick could blink the puck was in the net. At 4.02 of the same period, the Hawks moved three goals in front on a good passing effort with Pete Glover converting a pass from Bob Parsons. The Green Machine hit the scoreboard for the first time at 6.42 as Mery Griffin broke loose behind the Exeter defence and made a good play to pull Hayter out of position. Steve Schwint was on the firing end of the second successful Fergus shot near the end of the second period. With only two minutes gone in the final session, Terry Bolger tied the game up for Fergus. The winning goal for Exeter coming at 6.08 was due to per- sistent checking by Bob Rowe, Pete Glover and Steve Murley, shortly after the latter returned from serving a penalty. Murley got the puck loose to Glover and he scored on a quick shot. The insurance tally came about on a similar effort, This time Murley poke checked a Fergus man coming out of his own end, kicked the puck past another - Continued from Page 6 same player scoring the goal that started the play underway. Bob Rowe picked the puck up behind his own net fired a pass out the right boards to Pete Glover who in turn hit a high flying Rowe in the centre ice area and he went roaring into the Fergus end and scored from close in. The largest crowd of the season 1,356 was on hand to watch ex- citing playoff hockey, Several members of the Simcoe IGA's eliminated earlier by the Hawks were in attendance. Hawks in finals defender and slapped a shot high into the net, In the last minute of play, Jim Guenther of the Hawks and Ron Driscoll of Fergus engaged in fisticuffs which ended quickly when Guenther flopped on top of his opponent. Another exciting wrestling match took place at the same time with Pete Glover and Bob Rowe containing Brian Bestard who wanted to join in the fray. The Fergus arena was jammed with the largest crowd of the season, 1,397 to see Fergus lose their first game of the season on home ice. WI plays euchre game More than KO fans were in attendance for the largest home crowd of the season for the Jets. Score early In Ingersoll Wednesday night, the Jets started scoring early with two first period markers. The scoring started at 5.31 with Pete Loveless finishing off a EXTRA POWERFUL 5 H.P. 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Before the period was over Bob Knack counted on a hard slap shot with the Jets playing a man short. The only goal of the second session came from the stick of Jamie Robb as he intercepted an 4.25 2.30 3 cans 39C 48 cans 5.99 5.49 3.25 1,49 teilephtni 235-2081 228-6716 CENT13ALIA BESIDE THE CAA. STATION viiimminimiliolooLdif A .4r BATHROOM. SPACE SAVER. Two rthathellAd cabitiers and srialf far ,canvanient bathroom tlarage art Iwo odjusta*. 4hrOrner pales, rt Chrome towel helrfor inoluddr) Cabinet $(2e Approx. witle x high 4t-1'2' -deep Cheerio (inlay extend froth- ' to .11eguter V alu WAS -• SALE PRICE, 19 69 THREE HOCKEY PLAYING BROTHERS -- Before Sunday's game with Fergus, two of the Exeter Hawks took time out to pose with their brother, a member of the Exeter Waxers, a mite club. Shown from the left are Ron, Rick and Rob Lindenfield. T-A photo 106fXV. .••,• • • , --=-- = = ELS = = = == = = By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Elimville Euchre for the Women's Institute was held Monday evening with seven tables playing, Winners were: ladies' high, Ruth Skinner; ladies' lone hands, Mrs, Floyd Cooper; men's high, Lawrence Beckett of Woodham; men's lone hands, Tom Emery of Lucan. There will be another euchre at the hall April 17. Personals Mr., & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family visited Friday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Ken Lovie of Shipka, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley and Karen of Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper. Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wilts and family of Blyth visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eagleson of Chatham, Mrs. Verna Johns of St. Thomas visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Don Parsons of Hensall and Alvin Cooper visited over the holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Harry Murch of Petawawa, Mr. & Mrs, Ross Skinner were pleasantly surprised Sunday evening when their relatives came to honor them on their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Coates, Judith and Cathy of Exeter, Jim Neil of Credi ton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman. and Anne. Elaine Pym returned to her home on Friday from South Huron Hospital. A number of Young people attended the Easter Sunrise Service and Breakfast at Thames Road Church Sunday morning. LUCAN COLLEENS TD (A. Clark 520) PI (I. Hodgins 533) BO (C, Van Bussel 627 ) PE (W. Avery 583) BO (M. Root 521) RO (V. O'Brien 497) 0 119 5 110 7 96 7 95 0 83 2 45 Works large gardens or small acreage with ease For ettortless 'trouble tree mowing Fully guaranteed