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Just Come In And Enter DRAW TO BE MADE SAT., OCT. 4 ASK ABOUT OUR 5-YEAR WARRANTY PLAN • TRADE-INS WELCOME • FINANCING AVAILABLE Don's TV SALES & SERVICE 409 Main St. Exeter NOW OPEN In EXETER .0.091;!er 2, 1975 Page ,• Service is the rent we pay for our room on God's earth.. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed. • Cement Building 'supplies Coo{ 22a-6638 Squirts end season on successful note three-Eleven other single .efforts, made up Exeter's tremendous 75 goal tally. The next event for the Exeter squirts is a 'Spring trip to. England, with exhibition .games scheduled for Liverpool, Man- chester, Preston, Wigan, and possibly Exeter (England). . On their return to Canada, the squirts will be involved in in- ternational competition via the 1976 North American Midget Cup and the Anglo Challenge 'Trophy. PROSPECTIVE JETS — The new coach of the Lucan-Ilderton ,lets Steve DeGurse chats with four new prospects at Sunday's practice session at Huron Park. From the left are coach De Gurse, Rick Martin, Bill Bannerman, Scott Graham and Randy Roth, T-A photo The Exeter squirt soccer team ended a very successful season Saturday when they scored a 2-0 victory over the Sarnia Selects, an all star team from the Sarnia and district squirt league. Earlier in the week, the local youngsters dumped Clinton 5.1 to end the Huron Minor Soccer Association season with a perfect record. In Saturday's contest against Sarnia, play was even in the first half but Exeter completely dominated, the second half, Scott Lovie scored Exeter's first goal from a corner kick early in the second half and he sealed the issue 10 minutes before full-time with a strong 15 yard drive that gave the Sarnia goal keeper no chance, In the win over Clinton Lovie also led the attack with a two goal performance. Getting one goal apiece were Rick Gilfillan, Greg Peitsch and Dennis Eisenschink, The Exeter squirts played 25 games this season, many of them in top competition and against top City opposition. They won all their home games, scored 22 wins overall, had one tie, and suffered only two losses, with an im- pressive goals record of 75-15. Centre forward Scott Lovie was top scorer for the season with 31 goals, then inside-right Jeff Pfaff came next with 11 scores, left- winger Rick Gilfillan had nine, inside-left Steve Gould six, outside-right Greg Peitsch four, and left-back George Pratt Despite rainy weather con- ditions throughout, the two football teams from South Huron District High School turned in their best performances of the young Huron- Perth Conference season. On their home field at Huron Park, the local school clubs scored decisive victories over Listowel District High School. In the opening half of the twin bill, South Huron juniors recorded a 21-6 victory and in the nightcap the seniors roared to a 62-0 triumph. The Panther teams will be back at the Huron Park athletic field this afternoon, Thursday with Stratford Central supplying the opposition. The junior contest will get underway at 2 p.m. with the senior game following im- mediately. In the junior game against Listowel, only a few minutes had expired in the first quarter when the Panthers hit the scoresheet. Jeff O'Brien took a pitch-out from quarterback Paul Van Gerwen and ran 22 yards around the end for- a . major score: Steve Beer converted and the score was 7-0. In the second quarter, Paul Van Gerwen ran 10 yards on a quarterback sneak into the Listowel end zone for six more points. The convert attempt failed. The final South Huron point getting came in the third period when Perry Pooley in at the signal calling spot took the ball over the goal line from eight yards out and Paul Van Gerwen passed to Man Mercer for a two point convert. The only Listowel scoring came in the final period on a quar- terback sneak from the one yard line. Regular quarterback Perry Pooley was used sparingly by coach Doug Ellison due to an injured finger. Guaranteed Investment Certificates Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation VG VICTORM and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Kurt Bowman, Manager Main St., Exeter 235-0530 IN ACTION — Crediton midget pitcher Paul Brooks is shown in action Sunday against Byron. Football teams easy winners, seniors chalk up 62 points Paul Van Gerwen took over the key signal calling spot and did an excellent job being named the best South Huron offensive player of the day by his team- mates. On the defensive side Ted Triebner took the player of the day award with a total of 19 key tackles. In the rushing department Jeff O'Brien led the Panthers with 103 yards in 11 attempts at the Listowel line and Paul Pooley was good, for 84 yards in 13 carries. Perry Pooley gained 40 yards in eight tries and Paul Van Gerwen was good for 10 yards on two attempts. Steve Beer averaged 55 yards on four kickoffs and Paul Gaiser returned one Listowel punt a distance of 10 yards. In the special turnover department Dennis . Pfaff recovered a fumble and Ted Triebner intercepted a pass. Two scores in every quarter In running up the 62-0 win over Listowel, the Panther seniors scored at least two touchdowns in' every quarter taking a 27-0 lead at half-time. In the opening quarter on the first series of plays for Listowel, Larry Johns and Pete Kincaid made crushing tacklesand jarred the ball loose on the Listowel 30. From this point quarterback John Van Gerwen pitched to Brian Taylor on thefirstplay and skirted around the right end for a touchdown which Paul Brooks converted. On the next series after first downs by Doug McIsaac and Brian Taylor the Panthers were forced to kick and John Gould boomed a 50 yarder into the end zone. It was fumbled and Ken Pinder recovered for the second major score. Brooks again kicked the extra point. In the second period, good pass catches by Ken Pinder and Phil Knight set the stage for a short touchdown sweep by Steve Knight with Paul Brooks con- verting. Late in the first half, Al Lovell blocked a Listowel punt and Derek O'Brien recovered. From here Van Gerwen hit Taylor for 20 yards and another score to make the score 27-0 at the half. At the break, coach Ron Bogart told his charges "if you score another 13 points and reach 40 there will be no practice Friday." The boys took the coach seriously and scored not 13 but 35 points. Wednesday South Huron's cross country team ran their first meet at Stratford Central High School. Approximately 18 high schools from this area attended this meet. The rugged terrain tended to slow down the contenders some, but in the long run everyone performed quite well. The senior girls team, made up of Kim Postill, Janet Gielen, Agnes Van Esbroeck and Teresa Voerman placed third among the high school teams. Kim Postill running strongly finished first with Janet Gielen behind her to receive second place. The midget girls also won third place among the cross country teams. Thanks to the efforts of Lucy Van Esbroeck, Dorothy Van Esbroeck, Carol Ross, Marlene Glanville, Jane Doug all, Carol De Jonge, Susan Chapman, and Kathy Livingstone the midget girls ran splendidly.Finishing third for the midget girls was Lucy Van Esbroeck. The rest of the team may not have received an award but they should be congratulated on a fine effort. Brian Mayer of the senior boys team, Maureen Muller, — Please turn to Page 10 Bogart commented after the game, "my statement turned the forces hungry." In the third quarter Ken ,Pinder scored a major on a pass from John Van Gerwen and the quarterback went two yards for another, Paul Brooks converted both. The fourth period was only a minute old when Derek O'Brien intercepted a pass and ran it 35 yards into the end zone. Brian Taylor chalked up his third touchdown on a 15 yard sweep as he was inserterd at quarterback and Marc Gelinas went two yards for the final score. Brooks con- verted all three to bring his game total to eight out of nine attempts. Marc Gelinas, a four year veteran tackle showed good speed when he was put into the backfield in the fourth quarter. Brian Taylor with three touch- downs and 155 yards in 12 carries was named the offensive player of the week and Van Tuckey took the defensive honours, Cross country for SH athletes