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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-21, Page 7When you jam on the brakes, you slosh fuel, so it turns into vapor more quickly, Result? Loss of fuel before it even gets to the engine, USED CARS 1971 SPITFIRE, dark green. ticence ECR449, COMING SOON 1973 VEGA Hatchback, 4- speed. 1973 FORD GALAXIE 4-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, 14,1500 miles. \1970 MAVERICK 2-door, WANTED! Good Used Cars . . . WE OFFER TOP PRICES ON GOOD, CLEAN UNITS Orders Taken Now For Michelin Snout Tires ALL SIZES South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment it* Separate School Supporters For .E xeter oncl Township of Stephen, V$borno and ports Of McGillivray and Oiddulph Elect Greg Fleming To. represent you on the Huron-Perth Separate School Board Plymouth F(111 • 11S11.1,11.I dodge SALES/SERVICE =LI Still Some Great Buys Left A-1 LOW MILEAGE DEPENDABLE Used Cars HARD TO FIND MODEL 1972 GMC Sprint Finished in sunstone Economical 6 cylinder stick shift tape player, mag wheels, only 45,080 miles Licence C32857 '2995 It's a car . . . it's a truck . . or it's both! 1972 DODGE MONACO (full size) 2- door hardtop, fully equipped, just like new. Only 49,790 mites, Licence CYD165. $2595 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 (full size) 2-door hardtop, fully equipped in- cluding air conditioning, 62,368 miles. Licence FFU230. $2395 1969 CHEVY NOVA (compact size) 4- door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic. Sen.. sible,economicaisize, just 45,185 miles. Licence CZN449, $1995 1968 MUSTANG' 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic. Nice! Licence BBT199 $1595 TRUCK SPECIALS 1973 DODGE 1/2 -TON PICKUP long wide box, V-8, only 32,246 miles. Licence C31031 $2995 1969 FORD 1/2 -TON PICKUP long, wide box, V-8, 60,112 miles, Licence P53745. Before reconditioning. $1395 1964 FARGO 1-TON STAKE, with box, rock and hoist. Ready to go to .i.york. Licence C31223 $895 • OPENS SATURDAY • TERMS OF COURSE * TRADES WELCOMED Thompson-Warner. - MOTORS LTD. GRAND BEND 238-2391 "Nice People To Deal With" Overinflation weakens the cord body of the tire by reduc- ing its ability to absorb road shocks, Makes for a stiff ride, too. For the smoothest ride, drive a beauty from Larry Sniders. You'll get first- doss tires too, each inflated to op- timum pressure. Larry Snider • MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! OHA Continental • * t See Ontario's Best Amateur Senior Players In Action Woodstock Royals VS Two draws for S' clubs In a Shamrock "B" league tripleheader at the Exeter arena Sunday night the Lucan bantams downed Exeter 9-3, the atom teams from the two towns played to a 1-1 tie and the pee wee game ended in a 2-2 draw. Danny Becker was the Exeter goal getter in the atom game while Steven Glenn replied for Lucan on a pass from Jeff Shipley, Scoring for Exeter in the pee wee deadlock were Peter Tuckey and John Stephens. The Lucan marksmen were Brad DeGraw and Mark Edginton. Ron Glenn scored twice to lead the Lucan bantam scoring. Notching one goal each were Martin Clarke, Martin Duenk, Calvin McCallum, Kyle Pederson and Jim Hayter. The Exeter marksmen were OW•PRICED„ LOW GAS BURNERS! 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Super Bee- tle, one owner, low mileage. Licence DFW990 $ 1 895 Don't Miss This One 1973 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl top, only 13,000 miles DJE815 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Fast Back, automatic, one owner, 33,000 miles. Licence DJH253 $1995 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Station- wagon, one Owner, low mileage. Licence DDC498 $1895 '3495 1970 TOYOTA 1900 Coupe, completely reconditioned. Licence DHL469 $995 DON TAYLOR MOTORS Exefer 235.1100 Us!, . •4111k, 1195 "2495 "3195 "2995 1974 FORD CLUB WAGON 5-passenger, V-8, $4195 automatic, 28,000 miles, power brakes, radio, 1974 FORD TORINO 2-door hardtop, 302 V-8, t automatic, power steering, radio, radial white 41 3195 sidewall tires, 15,800 miles. Licence DAD165 1973 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON, 2300 c.c. engine, cruise-omatic, transmission, radio, deluxe roof rack, wood grain panelling, white sidewall t 2995 tires, electric rear defroster and accent group. 3 Licence DF2372 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON 6 passenger, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, deluxe roof rack, one owner. 1972 PINTO WAGON 2,000 c.c. engine, automatic, radio, fully winterized and ready to go. Licence DHJ608, 1972 GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, one owner. Licence DFU565 1972 BUICK SKYLARK 4-door sedan, 350 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Licence DHC417 1971 FORD LTD. 4-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, vinyl roof, white sidewall tires, power steering,• power brakes, AM radio with rear speakers, rear defogger, tinted glass, power win- dows, heavy duty suspension, 43,000 miles, one owner. Licence DFU446 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4- door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, etc. Licence DHA229 1969 METEOR RIDEAU 500 4-door sedan, 302 V-8; power steering, power brakes, automatic, Licence DHA789 uniunitinionitimintintuminuninnu Remember it's "2595 9895 "1395 Larry Snider Motors sense to see Snider's "Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer LIMITED EXETER 235..1640 LONDON 227.4191 Open Weekdays Until ,9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 iminumulumiaminiimmimeminimmienimitimiumimuilmomieri ON SAFETY ,. INSPECTED USED CARS a111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 SPORTY SPECIALS 1974 MUSTANG II GHIA 2-door hardtop, 4-speed transmission, 2300 c.c, engine, dual racing mirrors, vinyl roof and wide body side moulding, radial white sidewall tires, finish- ed in pearl white with cranberry interior. Licence HMN019 $3795 1972 AUSTIN MARINA GT 4-speed, 4 cylinder, radio, steel belted white sidewall tires. Licence DHJ469. "2295 1974 MUSTANG II, 2300 C.c. engine, 4-speed transmission, convenience group, rear window defogger, AM radio, body side moulding, 8,600 miles, white sidewall tires, wheel covers, Licence DFZ815 1195 W1111111i11111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111 The their .Jets lose first game Lucan-Ilderton Jets lost first Ontario Hockey Carbon, oil or other foreign deposits on insulators of spark plugs can cause the misfiring that wastes gas. HOCKEY DRAW WINNER — The second 50-50 draw sponsored by the Exeter Minor Hockey Association was won by Barry Willert, RR 2 Hensall. Barry in the centre is shown with draw chairman George Pratt and president Ron Horn. The prize was $316. T-A photo Bantams, pee wees victorious in Shamrock 'A' loop play Almost started a stampede on a road in upstate New York recently.' Seems wind blew down a price sign at a gas sta- tion, uncovering the sign um• derneath - featuring 1958 prices! Try a silicone spray on the radio antenna, ,to inhibit battery post corrosion and to soften the sound of a noisy speedometer cable, Brian Mercer and Dennis Preszcator provided assists on the goal by Van Gerwen. Late in the second period after Kincardine had come back to even the score, the Pooley brothers teamed up up to put the locals back in front. Perry was the marksman with help from Paul. In the third period Kincardine scored four times while the Exeter youngsters could hit the mark only twice. - Brian Mercer converted a pass from Randy Parsons and Perry Pooley scored on 'a three-way effort with Dave Bogart and David Atthill. St. Thomas pulled their goalie and went with six forwards in the last 47 seconds in an attempt to get even. They were helped by two Exeter penalties but goalie Paul Gaiser was able to keep the tying goal from being scored, The exhibition bantam game with Kincardine was close from start to finish with first one team and then the other holding a slim lead, The Exeter club took a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period on goals by Paul Pooley and Paul Van Gerwen. Pooley fired his goal on a pass from David Atthill in the first minute of play, Association Senior Continental league hockey game Sunday afternoon, On home ice at the Ilderton arena the Jets were defeated 9-6 by the Preston Jesters. The jets season record now reads three victories and one loss. The Jets will be back in, action on two occasions this week. Friday night they travel to Durham to meet their old arch rivals the Durham Huskies and Sunday night at 8 p.m. they will be back in Ilderton to face the Woodstock Royals. Fail to recover In Sunday's loss to Preston the Lucan-Ilderton club were on the short end of a 6-0 score by the 12 minute mark of the second period and were never able to really get back in the game. The first period ended 2-0 with Tom Watkins and Dave May registering'for Preston. Early in the middle frame May came back with two more successful shots and Randy King and Bob Hetherington also counted to bring the Jets deficit to six goals. Before the second period was over Rick Fifield put the Jets on the scoreboard for the first time as he completed a passing combination with Terry Johnson and Don Carter. Goals came thick and fast in the third period with the goal lights blinking on eight occasions. At the 12 second mark Pete D'ArcyputiPreston,backinto a six goal lead. In the next seven itninutes the Jets started to roll and were able to score three times and cut the Preston margin to three goals but that was the closest they were able to come. At 1.19 ,Jamie Robb scored on a paSs directly from the face-off circle from Jacques Cousineau. Next came Rii.k Fifield com- pleting a three-way effort with Bill Fairbairn and Terry John- son, Shortly after the eight minute mark, Doug Galloway was able to put the puck in the Preston net from a scramble. Assists went to Jamie Robb and Bill Dunnell. In the final half of the period, each team was able to score two goals. Doug May fired his fourth goal of the game and Pete D'Arcy notched his second to complete the Preston total. Don Carter fired both closing goals for the Jets. The first came on passes from Rick Fifield and the second with passing help froth Bill Fairbairn, In the shots on goal depart- ment, the Preston club led 35-30. LorneiDaerandlSonnyPennington shared goal tending duties for the .1 'Jets. 3 47 7 59 0 9 7 34 0 29 In two Shamrock minor league "A" tripleheaders the Exeter pee wees and bantams each won a game while the midgetS loSt both contests. Wednesday at the Exeter arena St. Thomas took the pee wee game by a score of 3-0 and the midget contest 4-1 while Exeter was best in the bantam game by a 2-1 count, Monday night back in St. Thomas the pee wee score was reversed with Exeter winning 5-3 and St. Thomas taking the bantam game 5-2. St. Thomas won in midget 3-0. In a Saturday exhibition game in Kincardine the Exeter ban- tams dropped a close 6-5 decision to Kincardine. In. the Monday pee wee win over St. Thomas, three Exeter goals in the last five minutes of play assured the victory. Larry Dawson fired what proved to be the winning goal on a pass from Mark Parsons after Jeff Fuller had tied the score on a three-way effort with Ed Willis and David Bell. The fifth Exeter goal was fired by Mark Parsons with assists going to Wayne Parsons and Doug Fletcher. ,,Scoring first period Exeter markers were Larry Dawson and Wayne Parsons. The . bantam game produced only one first period goal with Perry Pooley registering for Exeter on passes from Paul Pooley and Dennis Preszcator. St. Thomas scored two quick goals in the early minutes of the second period and added another in the third before Paul Pooley converted a pass from Randy Parsons for the final Exeter marker. The only Exeter goal in the 4-1. Wednesday midget loss to St. Thomas came late in the third period on a goal by John Van Gerwen. The assist went to Peter Kincaid. The Exeter bantams came back from an early deficit to score Wednesday's 2-1 won over St. Thomas with single scores in the second and third period. Paul Pooley took a pass from brother Perry to notch the tying goal and Randy Parsons con- verted a pass from Brian Mercer to get the winning marker with eight minutes left , in the game. 7 48 0 18 5. 41 2 21 7 43 0 43 7 22 0 9 5 44 2 26 5 32 2 30 7 26 0 2 5 45 2 41 5 17 2 39 7 37 25 FA G. Stire 604 MP A. Neal 736 BL S. McNair 550 BB B. Beierling 792 DO H. Hillman 664 Senior Citizens 1 H. Wells 299 2 G. Hogarth 276 3 A. Frayne 370 4 W. Shapton 314 5 G. Webster 387 6'' A. McDonald 238 M. Neil 238 Lucan ladic.s Exeter Men's 'A' RO J. Fuller 742 . AL R. Hippern 742 CU F. Wells 697 KI T. Humphreys 630 SP R. Smith 762 C4T14 D. Jackson 789 G. Webb 715 FL K. Lovell 527 DD J. Russell 758 167 W. Beattie 844 Exeter Men's 'B' ;OE G. Hunter-Duvar 590 SP D. Smith 565 FR D. Heywood 563 GR R. Huntley 512 BS J. Brintnell 724 TA B. Nicol 749 'GT 0. Jaques 641 CP B. Reynolds 605 AJrs, B, Barret 583 EF Default Tuesday ladies HD P. Hunter-Duvar 656 PKP D. Riddell 514 HG N. Coleman 751 PP N. Becker 633 MM A. Prout 645 HB D. Wegg 460 LC G. Obre 608 PDP D. Bourne 547 Ali M. Holtzman 589 FF M. Edwards 621 , , AB S. Smith 586 PS B. Cochrane 612 Thursday ladies AR S. Martene 569 BL T. Stagg 715 GG R. Luther 611 GY J.,Glavin 575 H11 J. Simpson 532 - IN N. Dawson 622 JS 0. Jessop 434 MM J. Sedlak 582 SP R. Weber 514 SS C. Holtzman 607 AC D. Brady 606 ST A. Struyke 502 Friday Mixed MI P. McFalls 759 DS M. Triebner 561 CH C. Murray 768 LG ' P. Humphreys 656 OC S. Wightman 658 MA B. Reynolds 767 Sunday Mixed DN A. Bouwman 723 CF R. Hippern 666 UN S. Skinner 541 ON B. Heywood 505 AK T. Merrigan 588 5 47 7 40 5 36 2 30 2 28 2 24 , 0 23 5 21 7 20 5 12 2 11 0 2 M. Murphy 566 C. Greenlee 619 M. Elson 532 M. Young 562 L. Morley 542 H. Williams 563 B. English 524 M. Parnall 596 T. Carty 586 B. Hickson 454 P. MacDonald 419 J. Jervis (spare) 435 B. Coughlin 434 SP IS HR DA RO FS CO RA GE CA RP HT Lucan-Ilderton Jets SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 8:00 p.m. ILDERTON ARENA Copperstone Refrigeration and D.A. Inglis Contracting are Jet Supporters 5 46 2 24 5 59 2 44 7 58 0 9 3 21 4 24 0 40 7 35 5 32 2 25 7 31 7 61 5 39 7 43 5 25 7 47 0 31 2 29 0 29 2 39 0 28 0 15 7 52 0 29 5 46 2 37 5 12 2 34 7 39 0 42 5 39 2 29 4 23 Derek Regier, David Atthill and Derek Vandergunst. In an atom "B" game at St. Thomas, Saturday night the home team trounced Exeter by a score of 8-1. The lone Exeter marker was shot by Jim Siddall on a pass from Dale Jones. FREE Installation & Complete it Balance With Each Tire .29.95 '31.95 '27,95 31.95 37.95 rJ6' ti Q so 0F'1 7Eix 14 G78 x 14 560 x 15 078 x 15 L78 x 15 MICHELIN STEEL BELTED RADIAL SNOWS , All Sizes' in Stock From $50 B.F.Goodrich Trailmaker LARGE STOCK OF MOST SIZES THOMPSON-WARNER TIRE CENTRE $AVE! E., :.- ..,... lll , l ,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,o,,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..i,,,,,imui,,,,,,, PERMANENT $795 i ANTI-FREEZE Gallon ?.., F. = Cdsh & Carry F. ..: ..t.ii l Jo l ilimiiffiumitiimiiiifflibiliiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiiilio.iffii lll et.E. . Div. Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. GRAND BEND 08,1391 AT OUR SUNOCO — OPEN 7 DAYS TO 10t00 p.m, RIMS IN STOCK Er"OF COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE THEM ON MOST CREDIT CARDS