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BONUS COUPONS ON ALL PARTS (mom TIRE MOM,COMItiltaVa* MOORE SMALLEY LTD, 444 Main St. Exeter 2354160 * Two Technicians and 3 Service Bays For YOUR Convenience (11111101F111 TIRE Jets win first of finals, next games in Bothwell AN INTERNATIONAL FACE-OFF - Exeter Mayor Jack Delbridge dropped the first puck Saturday as Robert Longton of Trenton, Michigan and Exeter Waxer Scott Pincombe are ready to start a mite exhibition game. In the background with flags of the two countries are Wanda Newby and Brenda Pincombe, Shipka eliminates students Thines-Allyccate, March 1$, 1973 Pao* 7 The Lucan-Ilderton Jets ex- perienced little trouble in win- ning the first game of the Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" semi-finals at the Ilderton arena, Sunday afternoon, The Jets scored five times in the second period on the way to a 9-3 victory over the Bothwell Barons, The second game was played in Bothwell last night Wednesday and the third will also be in Bothwell Sunday afternoon, The teams then return to Ilderton for the fourth and fifth games scheduled for Friday March 23 at 8.30 p.m. and Sun- day, March 25 at 7.30 p.m, The series is a best-of-nine affair, In Ilderton Sunday afternoon There will be More aluminum in cars of the future, because it's lighter than steel, It's used in the 1973 shock-absorbing bumpers. it Defective ignition, spark plugs, wires and points can con- tribute to smog-producing elements, as well as cut down on your gao/ine mileage. When you leave the turnpike for refreshment after a long run at high speed, let the engine idle for three or four minutes before shutting off the ignition. Gives the cooling system a chance to do its job. The average full-size car travelling between 75-80 mph will consume about twice as much gas as it would at 50 mph. To save save brakes, anticipate stops ahead, Ease up on the accelerator and slow down when you see a red light. You may not even have to brake. To save wear and tear on your car on your wallet, we anticipate trouble BEFORE it happens at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! the Jets got off to a slow start as they were able to notch only a single goal in the first twenty Minutes of play. Jacques Cousineau registered on an unassisted effort with the game only 18 seconds old. It took less than a minute again in the middle session to produce a goal. Dave Revington com- pleted a three-way effort with Pete Loveless and Don Urbshott. Then in quick sucession Loveless scored two goals and Steve Proctor and Jamie Robb added one apiece, , The first Loveless score came as he took a rink-wide pass from Barry Baynham and the second with help from Jack Nairn with the Bothwell goalie down and out of the play. Proctor tallied on a slap shot from the left paint with assists going to Terry Bourne and Tom Hodgins and Jamie Robb scored as Bill Fairbairn dug a loose puck out of the corner, Gary Chinnick put the Barons on the scoreboard for the first time with a successful slap shot Pre-game festivities at the Exeter arena Saturday af- ternoon took on an International flavour as the two teams traded mementoes before the first puck was dropped. No, it was not a World cham- pionship game between Canada and Russia, but an exhibition mite hockey game between the Exeter Waxers and their mite counterparts from Trenton, Michigan. The hockey youngsters from Trenton presented plaques and pucks to the Exeter boys and in return received plaques and pennants for remembrances of their two-day stay in Exeter, Exeter's Mayor Jack Delbridge was also on hand to drop the first puck and officially start the return visit to Exeter. The Exeter mites and novice teams were in Trenton a week Pee wees lose in Shamrock playoffs In a hard hitting Shamrock league pee wee playoff game Wednesday night, St. Thomas edged Each by a score of 3-1. Each team scored one goal in the first period and St, Thomas notched a pair of unanswered goals in the third period to take home the victory. Before four minutes had elapsed in the first period, Jamie Hennessey put St. Thomas out in front but it took the locals only a minute to get back on even terms, Randy Fisher was the suc- cessful Exeter marksman with the assist going to Brian Mercer. Chris Murray scored both St. Thomas third period goals. Lead increases With six weeks of competition left in the regular schedule of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Sharpshooters have upped their point total to 74 and an eight point bulge over the runner-up Dart Sharks Sharpshooters 5 - Shiphunters 0 Quiet Ones 5 - BJ's 0 LateNiters 4 - Doublers 1 BA's 4 - Canners 1 Dart Sharks 3 - Dark Angels 2 Featherflights 3 - Itchy Four 2 Scotties 3 - Swimmers 2 DP's 3 - Winkers 2 8 p.m. Itchy Four vs Swimmers Scotties vs DP's BJ's vs BA's Doublers vs Sharpshooters 9.30 p.m. Dart Sharks vs Winkers Featherflights vs Dark Angels Quiet Ones vs Canners Shiphunters vs Late Niters with less than two Minutes remaining in the period. In the third period, the Jets scored three times before Ab Smith and Chinnick replied for Bothwell late in the game. Bill Fairbairn scored from Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau, Dave Revington deflected in a pass from Jack Nairn and Cousineau took a pass from Robb as the pair broke in on a two-on-one break. Rodeo champion The Ontario Rodeo Association held their Annual banquet at the Holiday Inn, liespeler, Saturday. Barry Mousseau of Hensall was honored as Saddle Brom champ for the third year in a row and All Around Cowboy for Ontario in 1972. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau and is serving his apprenticeship with McKay- Cocker Construction of London and now attending the George Brown College of Applied Arts earlier and gained three victories in four starts. This week the Exeter teams again won three times, but in a little different manner. In Saturday's openers it was a clean sweep for Exeter as the Waxers won the mite game 5-1 and the Broncos were successful by a score of 3-2 in the novice division. Sunday, Trenton won the mite game 3-1 and Exeter was vic- torious 1-0 in the novice contest. About 45 adults made the trip with the Trenton teams and were entertained by the Exeter parents at a Saturday evening party at the Exeter arena which included skating. The Michigan adults stayed at a Grand Bend motel while the hockey players were billeted with Exeter youngsters Saturday night. Prior to the skating party Saturday night, the fathers of the Exeter mite and novice teams met in an exhibition game of hockey. Yes, it was supposed to be hockey. Despite erroneous reports on the scoreboard, the final outcome was 1-0 for the fathers,of the mites. In Saturday's mite game, the Waxers spotted Trenton an early first period goal and then bounced back to score five straight goals to post the 5-1 win. After Robbi Dunn scored for Trenton, Dave Underwood tied the count on an unassisted effort. Bill Glover followed with another solo goal before the first period was over. The second period was scoreless and Dave Shaw took over in the scoring department in the final frame. Shaw fired two goals all by himself and then provided an assist on Scott Batten's successful shot. Two late third period goals by John Drabczyk provided the Trenton mites with their 3-1 Sunday win, He was also responsible for his team's other goal in the first period. The lone Exeter goal was fired by Dave Shaw as he converted a pass from Bill Glover at the one minute mark of the second period. In Saturday's novice game, the Broncos scored the first three goals and then held off a bid by Trenton which fell one goal short. Jeff Fuller notched two of the Exeter goals and Mike Taylor scored the other. Scoring for Trenton were Scott Muir and Gary Abate. Sunday's novice contest was close from start to finish with Mark Parsons blinking the light at 833 of the third period to provide the only scoring in the game. The assist went to David M, Bell. The Shipka Saints wasted little time in eliminating the Centralia College Saints in the semi-final round of the South Huron Intermediate hockey league, The Shipka club opened the series Wednesday with a 7-4 win, scored a lopsided 13-3 decision Friday, squeaked out a 4-3 ver- dict Sunday and wound things up Tuesday night with a 7-4 victory. Bill Hoffman fired four goals to lead the Shipka win in the final game, Tuesday. Adding single goals were Bill Bowden, Dennis Morrissey and Stan Lovie, Scoring in single fashion for the College club were Doug Hum- phreys, Don Hewitt, Brian Bogden and Ted Brown. In Sunday's win over the College, Shipka scored three goals in the first period, added another in the second and held off a third period threat to win 4-3. 13111 Hoffman, Larry Laye, John Becker and Bill Bowden were the Shipka marksmen while Doug Humphreys, Dwight Hargreaves and Gord McKay replied for the college. Friday night, Shipka had little trouble in overpowering a shorthanded College crew by a score of 13-3, A formal Centralia College dance reduced the hockey team roster Bill Hoffman fired four goals to lead the Shipka attack. Next in line was Stan Lovie with a hat MOTO-MASTER Heavy Duty Brake Fluid 16 OUNCES .89 Meets SAE specific- ations J1103. Safe for all parts. trick performance while Bill Bowden and Dennis Morrissey each scored a pair of goals. Single scores were shot by Jim Hoffman and John Becker. The College goals came in single fashion from Dwight Hargreaves, Bruce Corrigan and Doug Humphreys, In the first game of the series, Dennis Morrisey led Shipka with a three goal effort while Bill Hoffman and Shane Burley each scored a pair of markers. 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