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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-30, Page 9evE USH ED CK ICES If you don't believe us, just look at our low prices on FRIENDLY RIVALS — Members of the Exeter and Zurich pee wee teams traded friendly greetings before meeting in Minor Hockey Day, Saturday, From the left are, Peter Tuckey and David Bell at Exeter and Greg Kirk and Jeff McKinnon of Zurich. T-A photo MAXWELL HOUSE Instant $ 1 6 9 Coffee ,oz McCain's Frozen French C $ 13 Fries io CBS. RO STS * Round Bone Shoulder * Blade * Short Rib Essex Sweet Pickled. Cottage Roll LB. Schneider's Bacon LB. 99' sirs Libby Spaghetti Palmolive Liquid 32 oz 14 oz. 65' $ 29 4 Per Pkg. Risen Shine 3 14 oz. 89c pkgs. Catelli Macaroni In an Apothecary Jar 1 lb. Value $2.98 99' PRODUCE FEATURE Celery Hearts 35' Other Frozen Food Features Frazer Vale 1 21 Cream Pies 14 oz 75' Chocolate, Banana, Coconut Cream Fish fit Chips 24 oz. Banquet NEW, ENLARGED FACILITIES . 1/2 Mile South of fhe Dashwood Main Interection — Beside the Dashwood Ball Diamond 111111i11111111111111111 iiiii 111111111111111111111 iiiiii I iiiiiii iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii iiiiii min iiiii MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Dashwood 237-3314 HP pee wees get two wins The Huron Park pee wees scored two victories this week in Shamrock minor league hockey action, In the first game Tuesday the Huron Park youngsters edged Dorchester 2-1 in Belmont and Saturday they scored a 4.2 win over Ilderton on home ice at Huron Park. In the win over Dorchester, Robbie Funston notched the first goal on a pass from Tony Underhill and Richie Lather registered on a combination with Tony Underhill and Benji The Huron Park goals in the victory over Ilderton were fired by Tom Dinney, Harold Borden, Tony Underhill and Ralph Wells. Hitting the mark for Ilderton were Bill De Kay and Wayne De Vries, In a recent Shamrock doubleheader the Huron Park midgets and bantams lost to Dorchester by identical 5-1 scores. Mark Cronyn was the successful HP bantam marksman on a pass from Ross Black and Randy Somerville scored for the midgets as he converted a pass from Jim Moffatt. The Huron Park atoms downed the Exeter "B" team 5-2 in a recent game which was called in the third period when Exeter goalie Scott Hartley suffered a severe ankle injury. Steve O'Neill and Terry Hodgins each scored two goals for the HP club and the odd counter was fired by David Murray. Murray picked up three assists. O'Neill and Hodgins each assisted on two scores. The Exeter goals were scored by Trevor Boyle on a pass from Jim Siddall and Graham Solomon on a three-way effort with Scott Brintnell and Trevor Boyle. Start OMHA playoffs Exeter's minor hockey teams hit the OMHA playoff trail this week. The local pee wee, bantam and midget teams will hook up with Byron in the first round with the winners to advance against the winners of the St. Marys- Strathroy playoff. The best-of-five set will open in Byron Sunday afternoon. The pee wees will play at 1:30 p.m. followed in order by the bantams and midgets. The games will be played at the West Lions Park. Second games for all three teams have been scheduled back in Exeter on Wednesday, February 5, with the pee wee game slated for 6;30 p.m, The Exeter juveniles will meet St. Marys in their first round, Dates have not yet been finalized but it is expected the set will open in St. Marys on Wednesday night with the second game back in Exeter next Sunday. Exeter's atoms will face Strathroy in their first playoff round. The opening game will be played in Exeter this Sunday at 5:30 p.m. with the second game scheduled for Strathroy on Wednesday. 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Varley 165 Juniors 7 104 . 0 44 0 56 7 105 7 45 0 60 0 21 7 73 5 89 2 38 2 49 5 69 Pee Wees Friday Mixed W. Reynolds 598 P. McFalls 718 H, Kingma 642 C, Murray 717 0. Jaques 689 T. Bernard 590 Lucan Colleens 4 64 GA A. Scott 525 3 99 ST I. Shipway 541 4 57 PE S. MacDonald 569 3 88 ST I. Hodgins 586 5 63 BS A. Clarke 633 2 28 AM D. Brophy 596 MA MI ,DS CH LG OC P. Cooper 361 K. Dale 214 N. Tzauaris 231 P. Dougherty 215 I. Peitsch 252 J. Mol 280 SF KK BC PP BU CH MM PKP AB HB FF PP LC PS HD AE BL GG GY HH IN JS MM SP SS AC ST Tuesday, Ladies HQ , , B. Saugster 629 PDl' M. Horrell 521 AH G. Bierlin 563 L. Pincom e 678 D. Riddell 567 C. Isaac 517 M. Glover 546 J. Cooper 567 P. Haugh 693 L. Bower 575 B. Cochrane 302 P. Hunter-Duvar 649 Thursday Ladies' C. Miners 658 D. Dobson 666 R. Luther 626 M. Samis 626 J. Hayman 554 J. Simpson 536 N. Dowson 595 R. Greene 587 B. Miller 539 R. Eveland 591 C. Holtzmann 587 M. Bridges 595 H. Edward 474 5 5 3 2 5 0 7 2 2 7 4 0 53 95 80 75 46 76 53 60 48 73 55 38 SP IS DA HH CO" RO FS RA GE RP CA HT AkeitivisacztoAr first and still the finest 13 Cubic Foot Frost Free REFRIGERATOR $ 41 9 Left or Right Hand Door KNS413W WHITING'S • Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) • Antiques & Things MAIN ST, 235-1964 EXETER WE TAKE TRADES Mohawks continue to lead, planning SH all star game The Exeter Mohawks continue to hold. down first place in the South Huron Intermediate hockey league according to statistics released Tuesday by president John Ansley. The Mohawks are ahead with 21 points, the Zurich Flyers are second with 18 points, the Shipka Colonials are third with 15 points and Centralia College and Jura finish off with nine and seven Points respectively. The top point getters for each club are Mike Cushman of the Mohawks with 36 points, Glenn Overholt of Zurich 35, Charlie Buamn of Centralia and Dave Sheppard of Jura each with 23 and Larry Laye of Shipka has 22 points. The league this year will be presenting trophies to the most improved player, the most valuable and the best defen- ceman, 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11111111111111111111111111111i 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Exeter Men's 'A' Sunday Mixed 167 W. Beattie 746 7 DD P. McFalls 673 0 SU J, Fairbairn 656 5 FL B. Dougall 596 2 AL T. Lessard 701 5 RO J. Fuller 789 2 CU F. Wells 777 5 KI G. Dauber 675 2 SP R. Smith 762 5 C4TH D. Jackson 709 2 • ,•• Last • Call! January Sale of Men's Fashions EE ENDS SATURDAY Still Many Bargains _ = =..:- • Jackets • Suits = F.1. • Pants • Shirts • Sweaters = • Top Coats • Sport Coats 1 = F... 14.- E = :,- SAVINGS ' 1/2 PRICE = F. 1 UP TO = F. = E Ei = i.--.• = F.- Raeodoo AND = E. = = = 5 = TA Settememag LTD.Pc E--- = L3 Style Shop for Men 5. = -5. ▪ MAIN ST. . EXETER rTillitilii1111111111111111111111111101111111111111811111811100111111111801111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIII110111111111117i The column that's read for a purpose . . • r ' 111A1k1 i p • by Scotty Hamilton If YOU have a problem , .. and who hasn't? you are invited to mail it to IMPACT! c/o this paper. This new feature has been designed, to help you, the reader, solve personal problems, so use it, it's FREEI Some letters of general interest will be published in this column each week. Alt letters must be signed, but we will not publish your name. We GUARANTEE, however, that every letter received will be answered, provided a stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed. EXETER ag/ xaminations arranged doctors prescriptions filled Allek e PalppitieT \o) GN, OPTICAL SIIOPPE /0 c\ .i) Nov"' 235-0511 405 MAIN ST, EXETER 235-1070 or 235-1570 373 MAIN PHARMACY LTD. ST, rkw ,_,1.)6e. ' Wte",1(--:--7- '''' Ao , FUNERAL HOME 370 WILLIAM ST, 235-1220 EXETER Recently we purchased a Doberman Pinscher pup and sent her to a kennel which was supposed to specialize in all phases of dog training. They charged us $200 cash in advance, for an obedience training course. Well, after a month we picked her up, and she's a lit- tle better than before, but certainly nothing near being well trained. We feel that this $200 was a complete waste of money and have complained to this trainer to no avail. "IMPACT" has investigated this kennel and its owner quite thoroughly, and believe us, his record as a dog breeder and trainer is second to none. He claims that pups are similar to children, some are very bright while others are extremely slow to learn. Your's, unfortunately, was one of the latter, and the trainer produced a paper signed by your husband, that there was no guarantee, and also that he was not responsible for the animal while in his care. His fee is justified, he states, because of the time he spent with your dog, plus feeding, grooming, etc. SEE US FIRST FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS 411 MAIN ST. H&K SPORT CENTRE 235-2261 EXETER 5O% ,OFF TROPHIES Engraving on Premises 41110. '''T ma Live Entertainment ELECTRICAL • AIR PLUMBING • cbi.fink • REFRIGERATION 262-2114 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS CONDITIONING HENSALL SHEET METAL • HEATING NORANGE N I G Chadagtb G H H T 1 NITE T L I \CLUB L Y Y Plus Weekend Entertainment at our DOWNTOWN SHILLELAGH BOTH LOCATIONS IN LUCAN A couple of months or so ago, I bought a car for cash, which was a private sale. This car has been nothing but a headache ever since. It's once again in the garage, and my mechanic now tells me, that the mileage has been altered. I've managed to get hold of the former owner, but he strongly denies this. I feel that I have been taken . .. what can I do? Unless you can obtain a service receipt from some place where this car had work done, and it showed a higher mileage than when you bought it, then there's nothing that you can do, to our knowledge. When you buy an automobile from a registered dealer, he is regulated by the Motor Vehicles Dealers Act, which means, among other things, that anyone on his staff altering an odometer could cost him his dealer's licence. This also applies to registered mechanics, as well as car leasing firms, but when you buy privately, you "Take Your Chances!" Too bad you didn't have your mechanic check it out BEFORE you parted with the cash. Exeter Flowers & Gifts (4. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS 7i1A, BUY OR LEASE Atto...n, os, Ben J. L. HOOGENBOOM 509 MAIN STREET 235 0111 I bought my husband a pair of shoes for Christmas from a large department store. The shoes they sold me were the wrong size, and as a result he got a blister on his heel which burst causing blood poisoning. He had to get penicillin shots, but he could have lost his leg, or his life. We think we should sue this company, what do you think? Well, madam, we are neither in the shoe or sue business. To find out if you have a valid case, you will have to consult a competent lawyer. In the meantime "IMPACT" has contacted this store, not located in this area, we might add. This store claims that they know nothing at all about this matter, as, ap- parently, you hove never bothered to visit, write or phone them, so they are completely "in the dark." They are very willing to discuss this problem with you per- sonally, and naturally wish to examine the shoes in question, This all sounds perfectly logical to us, but, of course, the final decision is up to you and your husband. 001114111111NOMMIMOIMIIIMMAIMINININIM We get results! Henson FEED - PETROLEUM ELEVATOR A complete supplies, hardware clothes, boots, appliances, Henta II 262.3002 District COOP SEED . FERTILIZER PRODUCTS FACILITIES line of: general farm chemicals, work garden supplies, etc. Zurich Etrucefteld 236.439a 482.9823 Lucan Mrc' FAR LAN E REAL ESTATE BROKER EXETER 235-0541 , 2274071 London 434.8824 The candidates nominated from each club are as follows: Exeter, Gary Kyle, Al Rimmer and Larry Willert; Zurich, Ron Rader, Glen Overholt, Dick Bedard; Shipka, Dave Turner, Larry Laye, Stan Lovie; Cen- tralia, Gary Hudson, Phil Widdis, Jeff Graham; Jura, Norm Stewart, Wayne Clemens, Rick Thomas. An all star game is being planned between the South Huron league and a Goderich town loop, The game will be played at the Zurich arena and the proposed date is February 23, In the most recent South Huron game, the Exeter Mohawks and Zurich Flyers played to a 8-8 tie, 13rad Datars and Murray Glanville each scored two goals for the Mohawks and Jim Pfaff, Gus Brown, Bob Parsons and Jack Glover added singles. This week the Mohawks meet the Flyers in Zurich, Friday night and will host theShipka Colonials at the Exeter arena Monday at 9 p.m. Waxers get even break The Exeter Waxers were on the short end of a 4-1 score when they met Seaforth in a novice exhibition hockey game at the Exeter arena, Thursday night. The Waxers will be back in action to-night Thursday when they face Brussels at the local arena at 7 p.m. The only Exeter goal opened the game scoring and came on an unassisted effort by captain Steve Batten. In Zurich Monday night in an exhibition game, the Exeter Waxers scored a 5-1 victory over Grand Bend, Richard Brown scored the Grand Bend goal before the Waxers were able to hit the scoreboard. Steve Batten with three goals was tops for the Waxers while Brent Dawson and Mike Tiedeman added single scores. Rick Gilfillan played a strong game in the Exeter nets to keep the Grand Bend goal total to one, 66 FA M. Samis 674 6 87' 64 AK B. Clarke 526 1 53 41 DN J. Smith 638 4 88 24 CF G. Wilson 684 3 77 48 BE L. Luther 724 7 74 92 DO D. Mc Linden 528 0 51 70 ON B. Heywood 502 7 61 55 UN G. Sereda 506 0 67 88 MP A. Neal 680 7 95 82 BL S. McNair 534 0 11