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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-13, Page 8By MIKg WRAITH this past week. Although Lucan In atom division Lucan lost to was shutout, several players Dorchester 3-9 in their only game gave it all they could. including GIFT$ FOR TALL CAMERAS Kaciak tavqtratic 20 Gift Set .. CHOCOLATES 4..CANDY Iiia0Magic, lair y liax anti Turtles In Half Ppunct r.2-PopndBoxee Boxed Chris trrIOS Cards 90010.10.....,...-.....vo..--v.m. FOR HIM 6 'Yardley Musk f,Of Men Cologne • . , ... , $3.5 0 d lode Eest After Shave . , • $1.35 and $3.95 rn S5.00 dOld Spice Ship's Lante After Shave , , .... , „ , .... .. ri Canoe So d Colog e ne . • • • • . S5.00 PA New Super 90 • . ...... ........ $35.95 Ilit Philishave Electric Shavers Medico Pipes 11.1,1t • • .. • ..... 52.95 to $9.9 5 . • • ...... $5,00 to $17,00 144k14 Ilkley Billfolds ..1...-10,..........lob--.4..:40.4. 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Calculated to be most appreciated SOW, REMINGTON 1040 Full Feature PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Jerry Mothers 2351840 Phone 92 Main St. TYPEWRITERS Exeter OFFICE EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE Dealers For The Following Brand Names • REMINGTON RAND • VICTOR • SMITH CORONA • COMMODORE • BURROUGHS Sales and Service Drive carefully WADE Agency R. T. (Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto — Fire — Liability — Glass Sickness and Accident Income Life — Pensions — Surety Bonds, etc. I u.auid be happy to discuss your particular insurance needs. Call today or at renewal time. Phone Luton 227-4061 a good note blasting Tavistock 16- 5 here on Wednesday night. As in the last couple of games, Mike McIntyre was the main reason for the Irish triumph as he scored five goals to lead Lucan, With the Irish holding a 7-5 lead heading into the third period, the home team exploded for 9 unanswered goals to walk away with the victory. Jeff Park, Ron Funston, Brad England, Brian McNeil added two goals with singles going to Mike and Marty Wraith and Ed Robb. Gary Herr and Garry Isaac each picked upfour assists, Lucan travelled to Clinton Friday night and its too bad Lucan couldn't have taken a few goals from Wednesday's game with them as they were defeated 7-5 by the Mustangs. Lucan goals came off the sticks of Harry Dickson, Ron Funston, Jeff Park, Gary Herr and Mike Wraith. In Sunday's game it was the same story, not enough goals, as the Lucan club dropped a 7-4 decision to the Mitchell Hawks. Lucan was never ahead in the game and just couldn't get untracked. Mike McIntyre, Brian McNeil , Mike Wraith and Ran Funston scored the Lucan goals. Figure Skating Each Tuesday evening the 137 registered figure skaters are working hard to learn and to improve their figure eight's etc., under the direction of Pro Sandra Wynne of London. House League The Lion's Club sponsored house league hockey has outgrown its usual four hour slot each Saturday morning and has reserved another hour to ac- commodate all the youngsters and youth who have registered. This bodes well for the future of hockey in this Irish village. Lion's Bingo winners The annual Lions Club fowl bingo was held Monday night in the Legion Hall with winners of chickens as follows: Dorothy Leitch, Doris Butler, Hazel Ovens , & Betty Ankers. Carl Neil and Lawrence Allen. Turkeys were won by Marguerite Greenlee, Edith Mulholland, Wilma Avery, Florence Young, Kathleen Neil, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson. Share-the-wealth games winners were Marg Avery, Betty Ankers, Jean Miller, Irene Egan and Jean Johns. Mrs. Harold Butler Jr. won the draw for the big turkey. Legion Fowl Bingo A successful Fowl Bingo was held by the Royal Canadian Legion members in their club rooms on Friday evening. Salesman: "There's a lot to be said for a car that has pleased, not just one, but a large number of owners!" -ft,4 :iCt7N* Tz 4 it, wtoFriday, Dec. 14 "(,)07.T° Saturday, Dec. 15 v Building 101 - Vanastra Franchised WATF"..5. ti%=;57:Z.5.4%)tia;:fA ;Z'AXZ/Z;X$ZWZ 55 5 *' , A - We have a complete stock of all new lines of '74 model YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES ALSO '74 YAMAHA MOTORCYCLES IN STOCK TOO. During our opening all new machines sold will be provided ' with license and registration free of extra charge. ACTION SPORTS CENTRE Dealer for YAMAHA Snowmobiles & MANY DOOR PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY EACH DAY GRAND OPENING SPECIALS 2 ONLY YAMAHA SL 292 Now 1973 with some shipping marks. Suggested list $10 95. '669 1 ONLY YAMAHA EW 643 Brand now '73 Factory condition. Full warranty, Electric start, tachOmotor, apoodornotor and tbrqua cone/yolk. 42 H.P. Suggested list $1095. $1295 OUR USED MACHINE STOCK IS DEPLETED BUT WHY BUY USED WITH PRICES LIKE. THESE FREE COFFEE, DOUGHNUTS AND POP!! NOTE- WE WILL BE CLOSED THE MORNINGS OF DECEMBER 13 & 14 Our first customer and our 100th customer will receive "Free" a pair of Snowmobile mitts Beside Archer's Farm Sales & Service 1 ONLY NEW '73 YAMAHA GP 433 Now '73 twin cubs with tadh and spoodornotor. 3$ H,P. Suggosted lie $1445. $1049 1 ONLY YAMAHA EL 433 Now 1973 with slight shipping marks, Elec- tric start, tech and spoodornotor - Suggiested list $1445. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. GIANT 3 DAY SELLABRATION Sunday, Dec. 16 1 :1.mT° 482-7884 Motorcycles 1049 Door-Buster SPECIAL CASTROL 40-1 OIL 24 OTS TO-THE-CASE A$54.00 VALUE WHILE THEY LAST $29.00 (NO BROKEN CASES) We have acquired the sendOee of JOHN WALSH de manager Mr. Walsh has S mire six- parlanct in motorcycle and small engin" repairs, Plus Yeats isporionco as 0 teacher of motor6yOlo Mechanics at North Bay, N W w N ALL THE Latest Fashions IN SNOWMOBILE SUITS AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCK NOW WATCH FOR HOURLY SPECIALS SEE SANTA FROM S TO 9 PoM. SAT. DEC. 1 5 AT ACTION SPORTS -CENTRE optima SIMPLICITY AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER only $279 MIXERS, BLENDERS, DEEP FRYERS, KETTLES, TOASTERS, IRONS INMAN'S HARDWARE & FURNITURE Phone 237 3681 Dashesood goalies Mark Grove and Tim Culbert who turned in a fine performances. Lucan pee wees hosted Dor- chester Friday and went into the third period holding a i-0 lead on a goal by Paul Snoyes. However, with seven minutes remaining in the game, the roof caved in on Lucan, as Dorchester scored three times to come up with the win. Bantam action saw Lucan defeat Dorchester 3-1 but the score should read Ken Holland 3, Dorchester I. Ken scored all Lucan goals to lead the locals with Rick Freeman and Martin Clarke each getting an assist. In midget play Lucan built up a 4-0 lead going into the third period and then had to hold off a late Dorchester rally to post a 4- 3 win. Lucan goal scorers were Pat Holland, Cord Moon, Randy Kraut and Marty Wraith. The Lucan juveniles dropped two games over the weekend losing 6-2 to Forest in Lucan and 7-2 to Parkhill, In Saturday's game, Lucan was never in the lead against Forest and never really threatened the visiting club. Gerald Spruyt scored the first Lucan goal and Randy Mann deflected a Dave Smith shot from the blue line for the other. One of the main reasons for the loss to Parkhill on Sunday was the lack of shots on goal against Parkhill. Lucan managed only a few shots with two of those going in. Brian Noyes and Gerald. Spruyt scored the Irish goals. The Lucan Irish started off a busy week in OHA Jr. 'D' play on Regular session for Kinette club The November meeting of the Exeter Kinette Club was held at the home of Vice-president, Linda Sanders. President Wanda Reynolds opened the meeting with the Kinette Song and grace. A pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. The District Convener Ann Gammage and District Bulletin Editor Marlene Warwick were guests of honour from Blenheim. There were eight Kinettes present and convener Ann Gammage presented Elsie Willis with her Kinette pin. Kin wife ThelmaFinkbeiner was also a guest at the meeting. The business portion of the meeting included a letter from District requesting the club's assistance as Blood Donors. A request was received from the local branch of the heart fund for assistance as canvassers. The Kinettes are having tickets prepared for their Christmas Doll draw (Sweet Cookie). Pci ye a Times-Advocate, December 13i 1973 Fi9ure skaters total 137 HQIIand leads Lucan bantams Parents and school trustees will be given free access to schools under the new Con- solidated Education Act which was given first reading in the Legislature last week. Under the new Act, parents and school trustees are designated as school visitors and will be able to visit a school at any time. The designation was previously limited to clergymen and members of the Legislature. A parent will be able to visit a school at which their child is enrolled. School trustees may freely visit any school within the board he represents. In presenting the new Act, Education Minister Thomas Wells said that the consolidation is more a refinement; of the five acts; The Ministry of Education Act, The Schools Administration Act, The Public Schools Act, the Separate Schools Act and the Secondary School and Boards of Education Act rather than an introduction of major policy changes. The consolidation, he said, has removed duplication, am- biguities and obsolete references, making the document much less complex and therefore much easier to use. Mr. Wells said that the Con- stitutional position and special identity of the Roman Catholic Separate Schools has been retained in the consolidation. The Act requires that to be eligible for election as a separate school trustee a person must be a resident of the board for which he is running and be a separate school elector. Mr. Wells said that between now and the next session of the Legislature the Ministry will welcome comments and suggestions about the new act, They will be given consideration before the Bill is reintroduced at the next sitting of the Legislature, Mr. Wells said that the act will also be given thorough study by the Legislature's Standing Com- mittee on Social Development. Snowmobiles bring gripes Snow brings snowmobile complaints. That's becoming a fact of winter life and this week was no exception. Exeter OPP received three snowmobile complaints early Tuesday evening, two from Huron Park and one from Crediton. The latter involved persons driving across private property, while the Huron Park complaints were aired over noise. Students at the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology advised police they couldn't study because of the noise being created by snowmobiles. egtscfA YoMtA,te )e5XP-ZeielPAt eiMuiAlefltAleIe.i3eAsAY*AY:FXPStSMAes,A5:eUtslies ettaelsOsArsOtAleA/reies:e 4