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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-24, Page 7Notice DOGS in DaShWOOd must be tied at all times Any dog running at large will be picked up by the dog catcher. YES WE CAN $2,000 $50,000 214 & 3rd mtges. We are now making loans on all types of properties in your corecl. Call direct collect — Prompt Investment Corp., 330 Bay Street, Toronto, 366-9586 ens. 231-8146. Low Cost, any purpose, Ontario wide service. Notice . . To Businessmen of Grand Bend and others who made donations to the Grand Bend Santa Claus parade. The committee would like to express their sincere thanks and give the following report. Monies Collected $448.00 Expenses .... $256.50 BALANCE $191.50 GRAND BEND PARADE COMMITTEE Orval Wassmann, Denis Mathers, Esther Warner, Wayne Wassrnon,n, Murray Des Jordins, Robert Sharers. International Hockey At Its Best! Be On Hand For All The Excitement During Exeter Minor Hoc key Days cictraty. 2 BIG DAYS Sunday Ls January 27 6 Teams From Trenton, Michigan, Will Play Weekend Double-Headers With Exeter Teams iraqt 4.i• , • A A COME AND CHEER THE KIDS AND MAKE OUR GUESTS WELCOME SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 9:00 a.m. - Don Taylor Motors vs Conklin Lumber 10:00 a.m. - Cowan's B.P. vs Lankamp Esso 11:00 a.m. - Novice Houseleague (8 And Under) 12:00 p.m. - Exeter Atom B vs Zurich 1:00 p.m. - Exeter Bantam B vs St. Marys 2:00 p.m. - Exeter Novice A vs Trenton 3:00 p.m. - Exeter Atom A vs Trenton 4:00 p.m. - Exeter Pee Wee A vs Trenton 5:00 p.m. - Exeter Pee Wee B vs Trenton 6:00 p.m. - Exeter Midget A vs Trenton 7:00 p.m. - Exeter Bantam A vs Trenton Teams from Trenton and Exeter have built up a friendly rivalry in recent years with visits between various teams from the communities. This year's outing will be the largest undertaking ever with six teams coming to Exeter this weekend, The local youngsters will be returning in March, In last year's visit here by two teams, Mayor Jack Delbridge dropped the puck for the opening faceoff between Trenton's Robert Longton and Exeter Waxer Scott Pincombe. In the background with flags of the two countries are Wanda Newby and Brenda Pincombe. SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 11:00 a.m. - Exeter Novice A vs Trenton 12:00 p.m. - Exeter Atom A vs Trenton 1:00 p.m. - St. Marys Pee Wee A vs Trenton 2:00 p.m. - Exeter Pee Wee B vs Trenton 3:00 p.m. - Exeter Bantam A vs Trenton 4:00 p.m. _ Exeter Midget A vs Trenton ADMISSION — $1.00 Per Day or $1.50 For Both Days this Advertisement Sponsored By The • Larry Snider Motors • Derby Dip • Mathers Motors • Victoria & Grey Trust • Russell Electric Following Supporters of Minor Hockey • Exeter Bowling Lanes • Les Pines Motel • N. T. Monteith Ltd. • A & H Superior Market • Custom Trailers Ltd. Storage Ltd. Exeter Produce at Times-Advacate, January 24, 1974 Pc,gA 7 REC NEWS Minors to celebrate By ALNIN WILLERT Games this week, Thurs Rec, 8 9,30 Usborne vs Les Pines 9:3041 Sr. Hawks vs Newby Sat,.Rec, 9-10 Conklin Lumber vs Don Taylor Motors 1041 Gowana BP vs. Lankamps $S0. 1142. Novice. 12-1 Atom B vs Zurich 1- 2 Bantam B vs St, Marys 2-3 Novice vs Trenton 3-4 Atom vs Trenton 4-5 Pee Wee A vs Trenton 5-6 Pee Wee 13 vs Trenton 6-7 Midget vs Trenton 7-8 Bantam A vs Trenton CANADA FITNESS AWARDS Three students of Exeter Precious Blood school recently received their awards of excellence for participation in Canada Fitness, Above, Huron-Perth Separate Schools physical education consultant John McCarroll presents the awards to Mary Vink, Lucy Van esbroeck and. Vincent Winters. This Saturday and Sunday the Exeter Minor Hockey Association will do its little part to help celebrate minor hockey week in Canada. Six teams are coming here from Trenton Michigan to play Exeter teams, As well the Atom 'B' team will play a team from Zurich and the Bantam `13' team will play a team from St. Marys. This will make eight regular hockey games to be played on Saturday plus the two houseleague games by the Atoms, Saturday morning at their regular times. The small Novice players will be on the ice for their regular session from 11 to 12 a,m, From 9 o'clock in the morning tip to 8 o'clock at night there will be a hockey game played each hour for these 11 hours, Tickets are on sale at $1.00 per day or the complete hockey program Saturday and Sunday for $1.50. On Sunday only the six American teams will be here to play games. The hockey starts at 11 a.m. and finishes at 5 p,m, The Exeter Pee Wee team has to go to St, Marys Sunday to continue in the next phase of the Legion Zone tournament. Our team as winners of the tour- nament held here earlier in January will be in St. Marys. To fill in for the Exeter team the St, Marys pee Wee team has con- sented to come to Exeter and play the Sunday game against Trenton. The Hawks lost their game here Friday to Mitchell but put up a good game. Five regulars were missing but with a little luck could have won. They have two more games to play before play-offs, Clinton here this Friday and Mitchell the next week. It looks as if the Hawks will finish sixth which means the first play-off would he with the third place team. The play-offs are one and four, two and five and three and six. Cowan's B,P. won their second game in a row with a 24 decision over Don Taylor motors. Dave Deibridge and Bill Simmons each scored a goal for B.P. Ed. Cosman scored the only goal for Taylor Motors. Lankamps Esso defeated Conklin Lumber 3-1. Leon Jen- son, Bruce Shaw and. Wayne Smith were the marksmen for Esso, The line goal scored for Conklin was by Kevin Glasgow, There is a need for more Senior Citizens for bowling.' We have about a dozen people interested so far. At the least perhaps 18 to 20 persons before a start can be made in regards to bowling, Jets win over Patriots, head for Reno series The Lucan-Ilderton Jets im- proved their scoring records this week as they scored decisive wins over the Michigan Patriots in an Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior series, Friday night in Ilderton, the Jets accomplished a 12-3 victory and Saturday afternoon in Utica, Broncos cop first place The Exeter Broncos completed the regular schedule of the atom division of the Shamrock minor hockey league this week and clinched first place. The 13roncos coached by Roh Horn downed St. Marys 5-2 Wednesday night and continued their winning ways with a 5-1 victory over Strathroy Saturday. The season record for the Exeter youngster reads 11 wins, three losses and a pair of ties good for 24 points. During the 16 games they scored 66 goals while giving up only 35 to the op- position. David Bell led the Broncos scoring attack in the win over Strathroy with a pair of suc- cessful shots, Adding single goals were Peter Tuckey, Rick Lin- denfield and David Underwood. Picking up assists during the game were Bill Glover, Dave Jackson, Dave Shaw and Scott Pincombe. The victory over Strathroy was accomplished with a good team effort. Kevin Parsons, the only double scorer for, the Broncos started the counting as he completed a three-way passing effort with Dave Jackson and Bill Glover. The next score came on a solo effort by David Bell and then David Underwood took a pass from Bill Glover to put the puck into the opposing net, Kevin .Parsons was back with his second goal of the night with the assist going to Dave Jackson and 'Rick Lindenfield completed the scoring on an unassisted performance. Michigan it was a resounding 14-1 win for the L-I club. The Jets were in New Hamburg last night, Wednesday to meet the Screaming Eagles in their only league start this week. Friday morning at 8.15 they leave the Detroit airport on a flight to Reno, Nevada to meet the Reno Aces in Friday and Saturday night contests. In 'the Friday night win, playing coach Jack Nairn led the scoring parade with a hat trick, Counting in single fashion were Pete Loveless, Jacques Cousineau, Terry Bourne, Steve Proctor, Barry Baynham and Jamie Robb. Rick Fifield was the top goal producer in Utica Saturday night ,with_four • successful„sbots, Next in line with two goals came Pete Loveless. Getting one goal apiece were Jamie Robb, Dick Doughty, Tom Hodgins, Jacques Cousineau, Dave Revington, Doug Galloway, Terry Bourne and Jeff Craig. • Lorne Daer and Don Stewart shared goal tending duties in both games against the Patriots. Waxers drop close verdict The Exeter Waxers dropped a close 3-2 decision to Goderich at the Exeter arena Friday night in a novice exhibition game. After each team had scored a goal in the first period, the Waxers jumped ahead 2-1 early in the middle frame only to have Goderich come back to score two unanswered goals in the third period. Todd Rittinger notched the first period Goderich marker while John Kernick converted a clearing pass from Brett Batten to account for the Exeter goal. Kernick on an unassisted effort put the Waxers ahead tem- porarily in the early minutes of the second period. The third period Goderich scores were fired by Brent Fisher and David Gallow.