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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-30, Page 9tt! Graham .Arthur, MOTORS EXETER 235.117a Name The Year of the Headlines and • A Color TV • Free Use of A Camper For the May 24 'Weekend O One of the turkeys to be given away each week Nothing to buy .. . Just circle The Year You Think the Headline was printed and bring the Coupon to our service station, Join the fun as part of our 40th Anniversary of Service to Texaco Motorists Here Are This Week's Headlines: What Year Are They From? • Exeter council bans smoking at meetings • CNR closes Exeter, Hensall stations „,„ Winner of the first week's Hint: Tom and Graham weren't displaying the free turkey draw is new service station fashions, They were dressed R. E. Pooley, Exeter up for Tom's wedding. Think the Headlines are From 1935 1945 1955 1965 1975 (Circle Your Choice) Name Phone a p I I I I ,MANNA MIRITION 1,11,11.ANO YOUR BRITISH LEYLAND DEALER IS DEALING ON '75 MARINAS RIGHT NOW! 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The Lucan-,-ilderton.Jets came up with a come-from behind 4-3 victory over the St. Thomas Canadians Sunday afternoon to salvage an even split in two Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior "A" games, Friday night in Woodstock, the Jets suffered a 6-2 setback at the hands of the Woodstock Royals. Excellent hockey is in store for 14 - Exeter at Belmont Mt. .13ry.dges at Lucan LS -Lucan .at Tavistock 16 - Port Stanley at Exeter 20 .Lucan at Mitchell 23 - Seaforth at Exeter 25 Seafprth at Lucan Tavistock .at Exeter 27 - Exeter at Mitchell 28 „ Mitchell at Lucan. Exeter at Mt, Brydges Lucan at Belmont Steer This Way READY FOR HOME OPENER — The Exeter Hawks will open their home junior hockey season at the. Exeter arena Friday night at 8:30 p.m. when the Port Stanley Owls supply the opposition. At Monday's practice, manager Fred Mommersteeg chats with forward Brian Taylor who scored three goals in the first game, goalie Randy Lovie and coach Terry Bourne, T-A photo BY LARRY SNIDER High school football They're talking about a tire that can be driven 50 miles after it goes flat, with no damage, May be available in '76. Fall changeover should include a fresh refill of engine coolant. These coolants contain rust and corrosion inhibitors that begin to lose their protective qualities after a year or so. * If all your "trouble" lights - overheating, oil, etc. - go on when you turn the ignition switch, don't panic! It's just to show you that the lights are working. Vapor lock is the vaporization of gas in the fuel line that im- pedes its flow to the car- buretor, Happens mostly in summer. Faulty operation of distributor points can cause a variety of engine problems. They are easy and inexpensive to replace, and should be clean- ed and regopped a few times a year. The eight team Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" Western division schedule is now un- derway, New clubs from Mt. Brydges and Port Stanley are joining the Exeter Hawks, Lucan Irish, Mitchell Hawks, Seaforth Centennaires, Belmont Sunsets and Tavistock Braves. Another holdover club from last year the Lambeth Flyers were originally entered in.the loop but withdrew over the weekend because of a lack of players. The league in a special meeting Monday night decided to go with the original schedule eliminating all games with Lambeth and allowing all eight clubs in the playoffs. Following is the sehedule of games involving the Exeter Hawks and Lucan Irish: OCTOBER 31 - Port Stanley at Exeter NOVEMBER 1 - Lucan at Mt. Brydges 8 - Lucan at Belmont 9 - Tavistock at Exeter 12 - Exeter at Lucan 14 - Mt. Brydges at Exeter 16 - Lucan at Port Stanley 19 - Seaforth at Lucan 21 - Mitchell at Exeter 26 - Mt. Brydges at Lucan 27 - Lucan at Tavistock 28 - Belmont at Exeter DECEMBER 1 Exeter at Mitchell 5 - Mt. Brydges at Exeter 7 -, Mitchell at Lucan Exeter at Belmont 10 - Belmont at Lucan 11 - Exeter at Tavistock 12 - Seaforth at Exeter 16 - Lucan at Mitchell 17 - Tavistock at Lucan 19 - Lucan at Seaforth 20 - Exeter at Mt. Brydges 21 - Lucan at Exeter 26 - Exeter at Seaforth JAN UARY LucanuARy at Seaforth AN 2 - Lucan at Exeter 4 - Exeter at Port Stanley 6 - Exeter at Seaforth 7 - Tavistock at Lucan 9 - Belmont at Exeter 10 - Lucan at Mt. Brydges 11 - Exeter at Lucan Larry Johns was named the best defensive player of the week due mainly to 13 key tackles and Ken Pinder took top offensive honours. The South Huron junior win- ning streak came to an end Thursday afternoon when they were handed a 22-6 loss in Goderich. The Goderich youngsters came up with a strong fourth quarter performance with 19 points to overcome a 6-3 South Huron lead at the end of three periods of play. The only scoring of the first half came when Goderich kicked three single points with the aid of a strong wind. The first Panther scoring threat came early in the third quarter when Brad Taylor with a crashing tackle knocked the ball loose from a Goderich ball carrier and Mike Westelaken recovered the fumble. For the first time the Panthers were able to move the ball suc- cessfully. They went 20 yards for a major score with Perry Pooley going the final yard on a one yard quarterback sneak to put his club in front 6-3. Early in the fourth quarter the Vikings caught the South Huron defense in their only mistake of the afternoon as they scored a touchdown on a pass from a fake field goal attempt, The final Goderich six pointer came in the dying moments of the game when a Goderich per- former returned a South Huron punt a distance of 55 yards, Injuries during the game hampered the South Huron team both on offence and defence. Fullback Larry Regier and tackle Terry Luther suffered injuries which will sideline them for the balance of the season. Halfback Paul Pooley also left to join the disabled list. On the defensive side, Brad Taylor led the Panther juniors with 11 key tackles. Coming next with a half dozen tackles apiece were Ted Triebner, Jeff O'Brien and Tim Smith. Jeff O'Brien led the SH rushers with 44 yards in 10 carries and Paul Pooley picked up 40 yards in the same number of attempts. Re gular maintenance keeps your car running right longer. But when g ood service doesn't g et you the ride you want, it's time to trade in at Larry Snider Motors. Dart leaders sweep five • Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer NEW ARENA MAN — The newest employee of RAP to look after Exeter's arena and parks is no stranger to the local ice palace. Jim Guenther was a valuable member of the Exeter junior Hawks for several seasons, T-A photo Another five game sweep by the Sassenachs -allows them to remain in first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with a total of 27 points. The Scotties hold down second spot with 25 points and the Last Chance, DR's and Flying Highs are deadlocked in third place with 22 points. Members of the Sassenachs are Bob and Marg Iledley and' Bill and Dot Lenk. This week's schedule is as follows 8 p.m. Night Hawks vs Sassenachs Winkers ,vs Dead Enders Double 'W's vs Wraggtime '4' Scotties vs Supremes Austin Marina. $3375: Any way you look at it, you're in for a surprise. 9:30 p.m. DR's vs Inlaws Itchy Niters vs Last Chance Flying Highs vs Shiphunters Robbins vs Outlaws The South Huron senior girls put on a fine performance to place second in their division in the Western Ontario Secondary Schools cross country run held at the Ausable golf course Friday afternoon. Janet Gielen finished seventh to lead the local competitors among the 69 contestants. Lucy Van Esbroeck and Dorothy Van Esbroeck were next in line finishing ninth and tenth, respectively. Also competing were Heather Little, Maureen Muller and Agnes Van Esbroeck, London Central won the senior girls event with 37 points while South Huron followed with 49 points. In junior boys action, the South Huron team finishedintenth position but Paul Wareing was seventh across the finish line. Other SH junior boys in the race were Wes Abbott, Paul Van Esbroeck, Dan Mittleholtz, Mark Laye and Cliff Hicks. The Austin Marina is full of surprises. Because features you pay extra for on most cars are standard equipment on Marina, Things like radial ply tires and power front disc brakes, Reclining front seats and door-to-door carpeting, All standard. There's an electrically heated rear window A heavy-duty heater, And a special cold weather starting package to make sure you're never left out in the cold, Ever. Marina also gives you the responsiveness of rack and pinion steering, the road-handling of torsion bar front suspension, and the peace of mind of electrocoat body primer and undercoating, In the trunk, you'll find 11.5 cubic SOUTH END SERVICE - EXETER Phone 235-2322 Jet fans this weekend as they take on the London Kings in a home and home series. The two game set starts at the Ilderton arena Friday night at 8:30 p.m, with the return game at the London Gardens Saturday night at .8 p.m. The Kings and Durham Huskies broke even in two weekend games, each team winning away from home. Jets manager Don Urbshott was in attendance at the game in London and said he was im- pressed by both teams, especially the hustle of the Durham club. ' An i Ilega stick The Jets took advantage of a penalty to Wally Keating of St. Thomas in the last two minutes of the third period for playing with an:illegal stick. With the score tied at 3-3 with Keating off Randy Roth finished off a three-way passing effort with Dick Doughty and Barry Baynham. The Jets were forced to fight back from a 3-1 deficit early in the third period. Goals by Gary Thompson and Jim Eirson in the first period put the Canadians out in front. At 13.43 of the second period Jeff Craig put the Jets on the scoreboard for the first time when he was able to poke the puck in to the St. Thomas net from a scramble. The assist went to Barry Baynham, Ken Grayson formerly of the Belmont Sunsets put St. Thomas back into a two goal margin early in the final session, The Jets rebounded quickly and at 4.45 Bill Bannerman blasted in a hard slap shot on a play started by Jim Blake and Bill White. The tying goal came at 13.06 when Bill White got the draw in the St. Thomas end of the rink and slid the puck back to Jim Blade and he quickly desposited the puck into the net, Lorne Daer and Sonny Pen- nington shared goal tending duties for the Jets. Lose in third In Woodstock Friday night, the Royals scored four times in the third period to record their 6-2 decision over the L-I club. Woodstock goal scorers for the night were Tom Glover, Dan McPhee, Jack Creel, Pat Payton, John Yeoman and Don Jones. The first Jets marker came at 10.26 of the second period when Rick Fifield tipped in a shot from Randy Roth. Don Carter also assisted with assists going to Don Carter and Rick Fifield. feet of space, And under the hood, a peppy MOB engine, Everywhere you look, the Marina is full of surprises, Inside and out. But why not come in and check out the surprising Marina for yourself. When you've got over the surprise of how much car you can get these days for $3375, take it out for a test drive, That's another surprise we've got in store for you. The Surprising AUSTIN MARINA 578 Mciin St. S. — Continued from Page 8 Kincaid came up with two great plays to keep the Goderich scoring attack from reaching its potential. Kincaid recovered a fumble early in the quarter and in the later stages intercepted a pass. Goderich again had the wind advantage to start the third quarter and the South Huron defence rose to the occasion to block two serious scoring at- tempts. Dan Overholt came out of nowhere to knock away a Goderich pass and Larry Johns made a big tackle to stop Goderich short on a third down ground play, The longest gain of the season for the senior Panthers late in the third period produced the third SH touchdown. On a second down situation with 20 yards to go quarterback John Van Gerwen called a short pass to Ken Pinder who got behind the secondary and picked off a perfect pass. Pinder has now been tagged with the name "The Snake" because of his brilliant run of 105 yards. On the first play of the fourth quarter, John Gould with the wind at his back boomed the ball more than 75 yards for another single point. In the final minutes of the game the Goderich club never managed to get outside their own 45 yard line as Gould kept them back with his booming punting. Goderich conceded the final two points late in the game to, keep ball control but Larry Johns hit a ball carrier to jar the ball loose and Dan McIver recovered. Seniors second in cross country