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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-30, Page 9BUSY CUTTING FIGURES — More than 190 youngsters are registered this year with the Exeter Figure skating club in the biggest program ever undertaken here. Above, club pro Brad Loosley helps Suzanne Mathers with her patch work. 'F-A photo Hawks win second to lead Rec league LUCAN COLLEENS CH (H. Shipway 616) 7 28 AC (T. Langford 517) 0 27 DI ((a. Brophy 551) 6 25 TV IC. Vant34ssel 547 ) 0 19 HS (A. Clarke 4$9) 2 14 TB (R. Cunningham 596) 7 13 1968 Chevrolet Impala custom 2 door hard- top, V-8 automatic power Steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl roof. 1967 Chrysler Newport 2-door hardtop, V-B automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. 1970 Volkswagen 2-door, radio, gas heater, chrome wheels, white with red interior, asking $1095.00 Hodgins AUTO SALES CREDITON Tie for first in ausable After Sunday's double header in the Ausable Valley Rec hockey league a tie exists for first place in the league standings. Lieury dumped Ailsa Craig by a score of 12-3 to move on even terms with that club for first place. Each have six points to their credit. The Shipka Bulldogs with a 6-3 win over Brinsley moved into third spot with three points. Brinsley trails with a single point. Harold Ropp led the Lieury scoring with a three goal perfor- mance. Next in line with two goals each were Ernie Schlegel and Gerald Nordernanns. Checking in with one goal apiece were Sonny Slater, Paul Glavin, Lewis Slater, Murray Dixon, Wayne Ropp and Paul Glavin. Scoring in single fashion for Ailsa Craig were Gwen Griffiths, Larry Dobbinson and Gary Collins. Two goal efforts by Shane Burley and Bob Lovie paced the Shipka win over Brinsley, Larry Mason and Brian Hodgins notched single markers. Lawrence Amos, George Tryon and Bob McIntosh with one successful shot each took care of the Brinsley scoring. Test Drive YOUR Best Buy . TODAY • 1972 FURY 111 Hardtop • 1972 DODGE Sedan • 1972 CUTLASS Hardtop • 1970 CHRYSLER Hardtop • 1970 CHRYSLER Sedan DOBBS MOTORS LTD . Main at Wellington, Exeter 235-1800 Evening 235-1130 Let your ears and nose help alert you to sudden car problems. Pull off the road at the first hint of unusual noises or strange smells from your motor. An icy road surface when the temperature is just below freezing is twice as slippery as it would be at zero. Electors of Seaforth, Bayfield, Stanley and Tuckersmith VOTE Marilyn (Molly) Kundet Having completed two terms as your represen- tative on the Board of Education, I again seek your support. I am satisfied the ex- perience I hcnie gained will be of value to, you. Somewhat disappointed By PATRICK LEPRECHAUN Wednesday, the Irish lost to Belmont, This is the first time this year I was just a little disap- pointed in their play. The third period they seemed to lag a little and lost 5-3. Craig Corman scored two goals for the Irish and Rick Funston came up with one. Friday, the Irish travelled to Mitchell and redeemed themselves by bringing home a win. This was exceptionally good hockey. There were only six penalties handed out to each team and these only minor ones. At the end of the first period the score was 3-1 for the Irish with goals by Mike McIntyre, Craig Corman and Brad England. In the second Mitchell came back with three goals to make the score 4-3. The third period told the tale. The boys came out to win and pumped in three goals to Mitchell's one, Brad England and Mike Wraith got a goal each early in the period and Craig Corman got the winning goal at 14.50 of the period making it 6-5 for the Irish. I don't think I have ever seen a happier team, If you want to see good hockey come out to the Irish games. The Irish met Exeter last night. These two teams always have a good game when they play against each other. Friday the Irish travel to Exeter for a return game. Next Wednesday, December 6 Tavistock are guests of the Irish. Don't 'Fumble' These Deals You Won't Find Better Ones . . . East or West 71 GALAXIE 500 Country Sedan, 6 passenger, loaded with extras, including deluxe luggage rack, ps, pb, auto, radio, dark blue X24982 You're stealing it at 1971 MERCURY MARQUIS 2-door hardtop, loaded, driven by a quiet reserved business executive, K44409 1972 MUSTANG MACH 1 351, 4 barrel, high performance engine, Hurst shifter, body side tape, rear deck spoiler, radio with stereo tape, console instrument group, only 17,000 miles, K43598 1969 MUSTANG 2-door hardtop, V-8, auto, pb, ps, radio,green with white vinyl roof, lady driven, less than 18000 miles, 661215 1970 MONTEGO 2-door hardtop, brought up in the farming industry, J29148 1969 GALAXIE 4-door hardtop, a solid blue car, been here too long, Take my breakfast away at , K57140 1971 PINTO 2-door hardtop, automatic, lady driven, H76281. 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The trio of Stratford markers were scored by Mitch Kennedy, Jerry Hishon and Bob Jeffrey. In the second period, the Perths fired two more goals to take a commanding lead before Dave Revington notched his first of two goals on a pass from playing coach Jack Nairn. The Jets put on the pressure The Lucan-Ilderton Jets broke even on a pair of Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" games during the week and kept their season record even with four wins and the same number of losses. Sunday afternoon on home ice, the Jets came roaring from behind in the third period to down the Bothwell Barons 5-3. Tuesday night in Stratford, the hometown Perths scored a 6-4 win over the Jets, The Jets will be in action on two occasions this week and both games willbe played inthe friend- ly confines of the Ilderton arena, The Woodstock Royals will supply the opposition for the club Friday night at 8.30 while the Stratford Perths will be in Sunday afternoon at two o'clock for a return clash, Slow first period • In Stratford Tuesday night, the Jets were off to a slow start as the Perths held a 3-1 lead after the first twenty minutes of play. The Jets actually scored the first goal but the lead didn't last • Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER The .Centralia College Saints came up with a win and a tie this week to stay in front in the South Huron hockey league. The Saints were held to a 9-9 tie by the Shipka Bears and pulled out a 6-5 decision over the Zurich Flyers, In another contest, the Hensall Cascadians edged the Huron Park Plugs 5-4. Hensall opened up a 4-0 lead over Huron Park by the halfway mark of the second period but were forced to hang on for the 5-4 decision as .the Huron Park club finished strongly. Murray Glanville was the top Hensall marksman with a pair of goals. Murray Bell put the Cascadians on the scoreboard early with an unassisted goal at the 37 second mark. Jim Cooper made it 2-0 on a three-way effort with Ian McCallum and Murray Glanville and before the period was over it was Glanville scoring with help from Cooper. In the second period, Glanville notched his second goal with the assist going to McCallum. Huron Park scored twice in the last two minutes of play in the middle session. Allan Parsons fired the first one on a pass from brother Bob and Bob Pinter registered with help from Joe Regier and Terry Millman. At 12.30 of the final period, Ladies curling J. Taylor 12 - D, Shapton 1 N, Parsons 13 - S. MacDonald 6 L. Learn 11- S. Mousseau 4 D. Coates 7 - A. Bray 6 D. Prout 9 - B. Dawson 7 M. Murley 9 - H. Burton 4 G. Gregus 17 - H. Webber 1 A. McDonald 8 - E. Busche 7 H, Mickle 5 - A, Etherington 5 J. Lovell 7 - P. Simmons 6 W. Marshall 15 - M, Strang 0 If you're a smoker, clean the inside of your windows • regularly. Tobacco smoke forms a film on glass. in the third period and by the 16 minute mark had scored twice to cut the Stratford margin to a single goal. Revington scored again from Nairn at 6.24 and Doug Galloway blinked the light at 15,45 with passing help from Jack Nairn and Jamie Robb on a power play. With the Jets applying more pressure in an attempt to get the tying goal, Jim Betts salted the decision away for the Perths with a goal with only two minutes left to play. Fairbairn wins it Two goals from the stick of former Exeter junior star Bill Fairbairn gave the Jets their 5-3 win over Bothwell on Ilderton ice Sunday afternoon. The score see-sawed back and forth throughout all of the game with never more than one goal separating the two clubs until Fairbairn put the game away in the last five minutes of play. The only goal of the first period came from the stick of Jack Nairn on a 40 foot blast after taking passes from Terry Bourne and Jim Pinnegar. In the second period, Ivan Wairner and Gary Hamilton scored for the Barons and Jaques Cousineau replied for the Jets to put the two teams on even terms at the end of 40 minutes of play. Doug Pugh shot the visiting Bothwell club ahead at 8,55 and then manager Don Urbshott drilled a hard shot from just inside the Bothwell blue-line which hit a defenceman and deflected into the net. Both goals by Bill Fairbairn, the winning and insurance markers came on power plays. The first came on a high shot on a play started by Jamie Robb and Bill Dunnell. The second successful shot was set up by Jacques Cousineau and Robb and was along the ice on a tip-in. Lorne Daer in goal for the Jets played a strong game especially in the third period wheel he stopped a Bothwell breakaway. was next in line with two goals while single goals were notched by Dennis Doidge, Rick McDonald, Brad Datars and Den- ton Geiser. Bill Van Bergen with two successful shots was best for the Cougars. Checking in with single goals were Pete McFalls, Gaylen Josephson, Gary Balsdon and Ron Dougall. Leading the Les Pines scoring with two goals was Fred Wells. Getting one goal apiece were George Bruneau, Scott Burton, Art Gillen and Tim Ewert. Gary Parsons took care of all of the Newby Tire scoring with a hat trick performance. The senior Hawks won their second consecutive game in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league Thursday night with a 9-6 win over the Cougars. The Hawks, formerly known as the Juveniles now have four points to lead the league stan- dings. The Les Pines club as the result of a 6-3 victory over New- by Tire hold down second spot with two points. Bringing up the rear are Newby Tire and the Cougars with a single point each. A top performer with last years Exeter juniorHawks Steve Murleyscored three times to lead the Hawks scoring in the winover the Cougars. Ron Lindenfield, a line-mate of Murley's last year 111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BOWLING SCORES 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111811111111111111111111161 MEN'S "A" LEAGUE RB (P. McFalls 811) 5 46 SU (H. Holtzman 695) 2 16 RO (B. Farquhar 709) 5 50 LP (W. Beattie758) 2 47 SP (R. Smith 646) 7 53 167 (C. Atthill 574) 0 27 UN (S. FraYne 697 ) 5 37 PA (J. Fulop 704) 2 39 FA (ID. McKnight 788) 5 26 C4TH (E. Matzold 755) 2 45 1GA (J, Darling 700) 7 40 DU (D. Carey 775) 0 36 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE NS (B. Hogarth 636) 5 36 BL (D. Brintnell 707) 2 2 HH (J, Gooch 504) 0 18 DID (B. Callingham 666 ) 7 47 WO (B. Bannerman 852) 7 45 HB (Default) 0 12 oU (R. Reynolds 661) 2 30 AC (B. Laye681) 5 35 PD (G. Stires 700) 0 49 IMF (J. 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