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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-17, Page 711 HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU AT A PRICE YOU'LL LIKE 1974 MAVERICK 2-door sedan, 6 cylinder automatic, radio, etc. only 14,000 miles. Licence DAD949 1974 GREMLIN "X" 2-door coupe, 6 cylinder, automatic, radial tires. Licence DAE-278 1973 LTD BROUGHAM 2-door hardtop, loaded with extras including climate controlled air con- ditioning, AM/FM stereo, power windows, power seats, etc. Licence DFU-471 1973 PINTO runabout, automatic, radio, 200 cc engine, Licence DFY,647 1971 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, defogger. Licence DFX684 1973 FORD RANCHWAGON V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, defogger, power tailgate, window. Licence DFY963 1966 FALCON 2-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic. 4F27C Before Inspection. 1967 FORD GALAXIE 500 convertible Licence 51-17B Before Inspection. 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Licence DD0790 895 1972 V.W. squareback, radio, Licence DHK080 '2195 CONTINENTAL SENIOR CHAMPS - The Lucan-Ilderton Jets won the OHA Senior Continental cham- pionship Wednesday, by ousting the Stratford Perths, From the left are OHA convener Hugh McLean, Jets captains Pete Loveless, Doug Galloway and Jamie Robb and coach Jack Nairn, T-A photo NOM GUARANTEE Cady Moped 90.Day Warranty (from date of put, chase) on motor and I year on rest of machine, kAdftti 144111E0n I II I I EXTRA! Cash Bonus COUPONS! BRIT IBN~ Austin LeVI.ANO Cut Down on your Travelling Expenses With an Austin Marina 4, 41 4 4i• <0 /PO 60 #P,s, 11) `%00G 9y -*. 0 4:t. 4% o ..k. ,k tick V' ck- o 42-044, 0cl C) A- 44. a. 1.f1 11 fl ...4 0 CI' Trt to 3 .o'e C-% 2 rn .4 r- (--1 p 2 <4,4 GI 0 e-- 0 1:' S /i) to & 02 SOUTH END SERVICE 235-2322 Trying for Allan Cup The Lucan-Ilderton. Jets won their second Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental championship Wednesday and are now competing in the first round of playdowns leading to the Allan Cup. The Jets edged the Stratford Perths 4.2 on Ilderton ice Wed- nesday to take the best-of-seven finals four games to one. Moving quickly to Allan Cup competition, the Jets while losing twice to the defending champion Barrie Flyers have turned in excellent efforts. In Barrie Saturday night, the home team. Flyers were forced to score three goals in the third period to edge the Jets 3-2. Back in Ilderton Sunday night, Barrie was victorious, but again the game was closely played and the Flyers emerged victors by the same 3-2 score. The third game was played in Ilderton last night, Wednesday with the fourth scheduled for Barrie Friday night at 8.30 p.m. If a fifth game is necessary it will Exeter team in Ausable The Exeter Centennial Soccer . Club will enter a senior team in the Ausable League rather than the London & District SOccer Association this year, In the London group last year, the local team suffered several lop-sided defeats and it was decided to enter the area league where the team will be more competitive. That was the information three executive members provided for RAP this week as they presented their annual budget. Attending the meeting were Joe Laurie, Damien Solomon and Bill Smits. Their estimated expenses for fielding five minor and one senior team are $1,668. Grants and donations make up about half the anticipated receipts, while a deficit of $500 will be secured from fund-raising events. The budget also anticipates a grant of $200 from RAP. This will only be paid if required by the soccer group at the end of the season. RAP members agreed Monday night to finance the erection of steel cross bars at the goal posts used at the high school playing field. Cost of this was estimated at $25. Niters take dart crown After spending a few weeks in second place the Itchy Niters came on Strong to win the Exeter Legion mixed dart league regular season championship. The Itchy Niters masses a season total of 98 points four more than the runner-up Dark Angels. Members of the cham- pionship team are Annie and Gerry Lawson and Barb and Ed Hearn. Playoff arrangements have been completed and the first round gets underway Friday night. go back at the Barrie arena, Sunday night at 7.30. After the two losses and in each instance by only a goal to the Barrie club last year's Allan Cup champs, Jets Manager Don Urbshott said he was pleased with his team's performance. Urbshott commented, "It's great playing against a team like Barrie and our club can't play any better than they did in the first two games." He continued, "I'd like to win a game or two. But, it's a great experience. Give us another year or two and we'll be on par with them." "With Darrell Sly a former pro with Toronto and Minnesota in action along with other top notch performers it has been a bonus for our fans and players alike." "The Flyers had little trouble of disposing of Orillia and Brantford in the playoffs, so we are very happy with ourefforts to date." The only game in which the Flyers have failed to win on home ice this year was against the Russians and the score was 4-3. Shots were even In Sunday's game at Ilderton the Jets stayed right with the Flyers as each team fired 39 shots on the opposition goal. Sonny Pennington in goal for the Jets was sensational in keeping the score down to three goals. On Pennington's play, manager Don Urbshott said, "Sonny is a great playoff goalie. He has the senior experience, was up for the games and knew what to expect." Sunday's contest was only five minutes old when captian Doug Galloway gave the hometown fans something to cheer about. Playing coach jack Nairn. started Pete Loveless away over the Barrie blneline and his shot heading toward the goal was tipped past Barrie netminder Grant Cole by Galloway. Before the first period was completed Barrie had taken a 2-1 lead which they never relinquished. Paul. Regan started the Flyer counting while the Jets were a man short and Grant Moore registered on a scramble around the L-1 net. The second period was almost history before each team picked up their final marker of the game. Paul Regan, who was the Senior "A" league's leading scorer hit at 16.19 and only a minute later, Pete Loveless banged his own rebound into the net. Jack Nairn assisted. In the ,lirst game, Saturday night in Barrie, the Flyers. were. forced to come from behind with three goals in the third period to pull off the victory. After a scoreless first period Rick Fifield put the Jets on the scoreboard near 15minutes of the middle frame on a pass from Barry Baynharn. Fifield, the Continental's top scorer moved in on the Barrie net on a two-on-one situation and faked a pass to Doug Galloway and beat goalie Grant Cole. The second period was less than a minute old when Fifield registered again. This time the goal came on a breakaway set up 1975 Volkswagen Beetle Model 1 13761 ONLY $2,995 Don Taylor Motors EXETER by Jack Nairn., Phil Branston started the. Flyers away at 0.27 on a power play and. Jim Thompson knotted the score four minutes later. Jaci( Smith potted the eventual win- ning goal at 13.34. Thompson and. Smith are defencemen. .Robb.atiats. Perths Jamie Robb scored two .goals to lead the Jets in their 4-2 final victory over the Stratford Perths on Ilderton ice, Wednesday. Getting single goals were Doug Galloway and Jim Blake. The Stratford marksmen were John St. Cyr and Brent Webley, 95 MEN'S 21" or 23" frame Jets capture. 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