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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-03-29, Page 9well in the first minute of play and his club managed to stay ahead until the halfway mark of the third period, Warrener tallied again near the 17 minute mark before Bill Fairbairn put the Jets on the scoreboard for the first time on a play started by Robb and Proctor. In the second period it was the same story with the Barons doubling the score on the Jets, Warrener and Gary Johnston were the Bothwell marksmen while Wally Parkinson replied for the L-I club on passes from Dick Doughty and Bill Bourne, Early in the third period, Johnston put the Barons three goals up, In quick succession, Bill Donnell, Jamie Robb and Pete Loveless scored for the Jets to tie the score and set the stage for Pinnegar's winning shot, Second period spurt Friday night at Ilderton, the first period of the game was close with the Jets holding a slim 2-1 margin. But, the second period was a different story. The Jets scored no less than eight times in the middle frame to break the game wide open and finished off with three more in the = EXETER MEN'S A C4TH A. Finlayson 738 7 104 IGA A. Neal 715 0 78 PA L. Little 732 7 88 SU M. Wallace 619 0 42 UN J. Hennessey 717 5 84 SP G. Pratt 702 2 129 FA C. Blommaert 689 5 69 167 C. Atthill 697 2 67 LP B. Baynham 650 5 114 RB B. Sanders 697 2 112 RO J. Fuller 783 7 128 DU S. McNair 795 0 77 MIXED (FRIDAY) VA J. Ellerington 665 7 116 LG O. Jaques 611 0 70 FC R. Durand 667 7 85 MI B. Sanders 690 0 109 CH B. Reynolds 673 4 80 MA M. Dykeman 591 3 86 MIXED (SUNDAY) BB S. Glanville 542 7 110 IN E. Preszcator 495 0 81 UN S. Skinner 530 7 111 OC Forfeit YS R. Tiernan 802 7 74 CF R. Hippern 613 0 107 MP D. McKnight 805 5 136 BU N. Galloway 701 2 76 PEE WEES BU S. Jensen 190 5 30 ZE S. Finnen 149 0 25 GI L. Hunter-Duvar 205 5 30 AI R. Finnen 155 0 5 LI K. Van Rompaey 193 5 23 MI M. Ferguson 293 0 37 LADIES A PP C. Arthur 630 7 113 PE A. Mollard 646 0 42 HG M. Goodwin 663 5 124 HU J. Russell 593 ^2 66 HD P. Hunter-Duvar 701 7 123 FF I. Angyal 624 0 98 DO R. Lessard 573 5 73 BB L. Farquhar 663 2 90 CH J. Bell 599 5 86 AH J. Grant 556 2 103 SS M, Boltzmann 661 4 100 MM G. Farquhar 734 3 108 LADIES B WB B. Marche 518 7 95 SP L. Rowe 496 0 61 MM B. Miller 596 7 145 HS J. Simpson 569 0 71 HO B. Bierling 693 7 110 KK B. Campbell 628 0 93 GY J. Glavin 585 5 108 AC D. Brady 543 2 98 BL D. Prance 578 5 120 HH N. Dowson 653 2 118 Lady curlers reach finals Rinks skipped by Marg Murley and Dorothy Prout will meet to decide the third draw cham- pionship of the Exeter ladies curling club. The Murley rink composed of Lorna Russell, Shirley Finnen and Jean Snell won the Tuesday division and defeated Thursday's winner Win Marshall in the semi- finals. The Prout foursome made up of Helen Webber, Betty Coates and Pat Cottrell won the Wed- nesday section. Other members of the Marshall rink were Ruth Skinner, Pearl Budden and Hazel Westcott. Runners-up in the three divisions were rinks skipped by Doris Hackney, Shirley Mousseau and Helen Burton, Watch and Clock Repair Complete Engraving Service JACK SMITH Je welder 213 Pryde Blvd. Exete0 235-1926 REDI-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 Squeeze out win Sunday night, the Jets scored four times in the third period to gain the 6-5 decision over Both- well. A 20-foot slap shot from the stick of defenceman Jim Pin- negar at 18.27 of the third period produced the win, Assists went to Jamie Robb and Steve Proctor. Ivan Warrener scored for Both- News By ALVIN WILLERT Don TaylorMotors and Cowan's B.P. played a very close game with the final score ending in a tie, David Bell was top scorer for B.P. with four goals to his credit and Rick Lindenfieldscored a hat trick". For Taylor's Wayne Parsons scored five goals with single goals by Donny Beaver and David Bell. In the second novice game Conklin Lumber and Lankamp's Esso played through 50 minutes of hockey unable to score at either end. Both goalies Steven Wells and Doug Hoffman came up with some great saves. With only a few minutes left in the game Doug Fletcher was able to put one past Hoffman to win the game 1 to 0 for Conklin. This Saturday: Conklin - Esso 9 Taylors - Cowan's 10 - 11 Squirts 11 12 Mites 12-1 There will be no Pee Wee or Bantam hockey this Sat. Due to the small number of players turning out the last two weeks it was decided to discontinue the hockey, So for the next two Saturdays we will be holding public skating from 2 to 4 p.m. The Jr. Hawks were eliminated by Mitchell Hawks in the seventh and final game of the series. On behalf of the players, Coach and Exeter Minor Hockey Association I would like to thank all the fans for the support given the team this year. We had a successful year and will be back with another good team next year. The Exeter pee wees are in the midst of a best-of-five series with Petrolia pee wees. The Exeter team has won the first two games with the third game at Petrolia on Wednesday. If a fourth game is necessary it will be played here on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. a decisive 8-1 win. Bill Hoffman with a hat trick performance was best for Shipka in the scoring department. Next in line with two goals was Jim Hoffman while Bill Jennison, Dennis Morrissey and Bill Bowden picked up single goals. The lone Zurich tally came from the stick of Glenn Overholt, LSMFT 1971 NOVA SEDAN 6 automatic, radio, 33,- 000 actual one-owiLer miles Licence DFX432 1965 \ RAMBLER 350 4-door, 6 automatic, certified, one owner. 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, steering and windows. Licence DFX798 1967 Plymouth Belvedere 4-door, 6 automatic, radio, one owner. Licence DFY624 1970 Chevrolet Impala Custom 2-door hardtop, V-8, power brakes, power steering, radio. 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Jack Nairn, Pete Loveless, Tom Hodgins, Jamie Robb and Terry Bourne each scored two goals to lead the Jets scoring attack, Checking in with single goals were Steve Proctor, Dave Revington and Jacques Cousineau, Ivan Warrener and Kent Byrnes were the Ione Both- well goal getters. Defenceman Barry Baynham was the top play producer with four assists for his night's work. Doctors agree that the emotional stability of the driver is very important to traf- fic safety, In other words, don't drive away mod! The Lucan-Ilderton Jets hold a font- game to one lead over the Bothwell Barons in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior "B" group semi-final series. After the Jets won the first two games of the series, the Barons came back with a 6-2 win on home ice Wednesday night. Back to the Ilderton arena for the next two games it was a different story with the Jets winning 13-2 Friday night and 6-5, Sunday, The fifth game was played in Bothwell last night, Wednesday with a sixth if necessary back in Ilderton Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, If the carburetor floods when you try to start the engine, depress the accelerator pedal to the floor, and hold it there while you turn the key. High speed driving is not only dangerous — it also eats gas. THEY SHOWED APPRECIATION - The Lucan-Ilderton Jets staged a Don Urbshott Appreciation night at the lIclerton arena, Friday to honour the team's manager. Above, left, playing coach Jack Nairn presented Urbshott with an oil painting of himself while his wife Elvie holds the roses presented by Jamie Robb. photo. T-A photo Good performance The Barons turned in a good solid team effort on their home ice Wednesday night as they defeated the Jets 6-2. Brian Hind took care of the Jets in a scoring way all by himself with a four goal performance. The other Bothwell goals were notched by Kent Byrnes and Gary Chinnick. Tom Hodgins registered for the Jets in the First period on passes from Dick Doughty and Barry Baynham and the other goal was shot by Steve Proctor in the second period. Assists went to Jim Pinnegar and Baynharn. If you drive a station wagon with the rear window open, ex- haust fumes may be sucked in. Be sure to keep a front window open, too. goals were Jim Hoffman and Larry Laye. The Zurich Flyers and Shipka Saints are all tied up at two games apiece in a best-of-seven series to decide the grand championship of the South Huron Intermediate hockey league. After Zurich took the opening game, Shipka came back to record a resounding 8-1 win Friday night and squeeze out a 7- 5 overtime win, Sunday, Tuesday night it was the Flyers turn to win as they took a 7-4 decision to square the series. The fifth game will be played Friday night at 8.30, the sixth Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and if a seventh game is necessary it will be played Tuesday night at 8.30. All games are at the Zurich arena. John McKinley scored three goals to lead the Zurich win, Tuesday night. Glenn Overholt checked in with a pair of scores while single goals were registered by Ron Desjardine and George Suplat. Dennis Morrissey with a two goal effort was best for the Shipka Saints. Adding single 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111161111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Exciting Overtime • Friday's 7-5 win for Shipka Some toy manufacturers are putting seat belts into their 1973 toy cars. = Shipka, Zurich deadlocked South Huron final all even PD Ott DI) MF BL 1111 AC 1)1.1 WO NS LR MENS B G. Stire 705 2 113 J. Brintnell 665 5 98 G. Spencer 641 4 100 J. Brand 608 3 140 D. Brintnell 701 2 46 J. Gooch 615 5 76 B. Laye 630 5 110 O. Jaques 633 2 125 B. Bannerman 736 7 91 Default 0 S. Metcalfe 747 7 111 came in an exciting overtime period as the winners scored three times and Zurich could reply with only a single score. With the score tied 4-4 at the end of regulation time, George Suplat put the Flyers ahead 5-4 for a short time. Dennis Morrissey quickly tied the score for Shipka and Bill Hoffman netted the winner. Before the ten minute session ended, Larry Laye found the range to give his club the insurance goal. Morrissey notched two other goals in addition to his overtime score. Bill Bowden also scored twice, Other Zurich goals were not- ched in single fashion by John McKinley, Kevin McKinnon, Glenn Overholt and Ron C orriveau Friday night, the Saints scored three goals in each of the first two periods as they went on to record All our cars are inspected for safety at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDONFordD2e2a7l-e4r191 Huron County's Largest Drive in soon! We won't let you drive it away unless it meets our high standards! Skaters pass figure tests The Exeter figure skating club held the final Canadian Figure Skating Association test day Monday at the local arena. Skaters from the Huron Park and Exeter clubs participated and achieved a pass percentage of 95. Successful skaters were: Preliminary Figures - Laurie Prout, Carrie Blackburn, Laurie Ross, Kathy Funston, Kelly Geiser, First Figure - Cathy Vriese. Preliminary Dances - Dutch Waltz - Debbie Taylor, Donna Prout, Sheila Eisenschink, Brenda Wilson, Chris Cathcart. Canasta Tango - Kathy Funston, Tracy Campbell, Julie Nash, Laurie Prout, Patti Lou Down, Laurie Ross, Dannette McLeod, Carrie Blackburn, Darlene Davis, Cheryle Chapman, Ronnalee Bogart, Kathy Livingstone, Patti Lou Shapton. Swing Dance - Kelly Finnen, Lynne Brooks, Brenda Pinder, Lynn Van Wyck, Sue Ann Becker. Junior Bronze Dances - Fiesta Tango - Jodi Finnen, Cindy Beaver. Willow Waltz - Vickie Miller, Barbara Parsons, Judith Brittain, Wanda Newby. Ten Fox - Cathy Vriese, Brenda Pin- combe. Senior Bronze - 14 Step - Julianne Brittain. 7 70 0 45 PP M. Horrell 511 TT H. Wells 511 LUCAN COLLEENS DI D. Brophy 649 CH E. Hodgins 554 AC M. Root 598 TB W. Sherville 482 HS B. Porter 583 TV M. Dykeman 517 LUCAN MENS RE E. Morgan 810 LH B, Smith 681 HR G, Snider 642 GR G. Van Geel 551 BS B. Ankers 605 CH J. Leitch 657 FE D. Gwalchmai 697 SP A. Mercer 504 HF C. Elson 642 SC C. Glenn 648 By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE John Miner, Port Rowan spent a few days last week with Robert Bray. Charles Miner, Exeter, Robert Bray, Keith Passmore, and John Miner motored to Port Rowan Saturday and spent the weekend with Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner. Mr. & Mrs, Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and Ruth and John Miner were Friday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Case de may, Sandra and Shari, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Coates, Exeter visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Chas Jeffery. Joanne Bell, Hensall visited a few days with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Connie Francis, Kirkton spent the weekend with Connie Jeffery. Mrs. Madge Luther, Gorrie was a guest for dinner on Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Patterson, Exeter were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde. Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs, Paul Passmore on the birth of their son last Thursday. The choir had a social evening. at the home of Beth Passmore Thursday evening. After choir practice, court whist was played. Prizes awarded were ladies high, Agnes Bray; ladies low, Janet Bray; men's high, played by a girl, Diane Hodgert; men's low, played by a girl, Carolyn Kellett. Members of Elimville and Thames Road Hi-C and Youth Fellowship Groups motored to London Sunday to see the show "Sounder". 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