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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-04, Page 13Intermediate "C" Saturday, Dec, 6 Lucan Cyclones VS Dresden Tuesday, Dec. 9 Lucan Cyclones VS Point Edward LUCAN ARENA 8:30 p.m. • Shoot-A-Rama • $50 Door Prize drawn last home game each month Adults $1.25 Students 754 Public School 254 Pre-Schoolers - Free ONLY 2 8 DAYS LEFT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE 5% TAX REBATE 33 New Fords in stock for immediate delivery also 16 Light Trucks and 3 Econolines The 5% tax rebate has caused our used car department to be overstocked because of an unusually high number of trade-ins. You should take advantage of this situation and trade-up today. CHECK THIS LIST OF USED AUTOMOBILES FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES. 1975 METEOR MONTCALM, four door, eight automatic, power steering, power brakes, automatic air conditioning. Licence JFN5371 List Price $5495, 1973 PINTO SQUIRE station wagon, four cylinder, automatic, deluxe luggage rack, radio. Licence DFZ372. List Price $2895. 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SALE $4995 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE station wagon, fully equipped including air conditioning, AM/PM stereo. /Licence 0E266. List Price $4495, SALE '4195 Remember . It's Sense to See 1970 PONTIAC two door hardtop, power steering, power brakes, eight cylinder with automatic transmission and radio. Licence DHA059. List Price $1995, SALE $1495 1914 VOLKSWAGEN 412 Station wagon with four cylinder engine, automatic transmission and radio. Licence DFZ939, List Price $3795, SALE $3395 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 0:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 E%.£,XMS '2/1,{{*,:§a Bachman-Turner Overdrive Polydor Not Fragile ,/lstANnt..(2/i, RAP Hockey schedule vs All six .teams see action. in. RAP hockey league 10:50 MacLean-Passmore Guess Who 10:50 Les Pines vs Ottawas. Feb. 12, Feb, $ Tire 9:25 Guess Who vs Algoma 9:25 MacLean-Passmore vs 8:00 Ottawas. vs Crediton 8;00 Guess. Who vs Crediton, Algoma Tire. Les10:50 Pines vs MacLean- PassMore 19 8:00 Crediton vs Algoma Tire 9:25 Ottawas vs MacLean- Passmore 10:50 Guess Who vs Les Pines Jan, S:.00 Les Pines vs MacLean- Passmore 9:25 Ottawas vs Crediton '10:50 Guess Who vs Algoma Tire Jan. 15 8:00 -Ottawas vs MacLean- Passinore 9:25 Guess Who vs Les Pines 10:50 Crediton vs Algoma Tire Jan. 22 8:00 Algoma Tire vs Les Pines 9:25 Ottawas vs Guess. Who 10:50 MacLean-Passmore vs Crediton ,Jan, 29 8:00 Algoma Tire vs Ottawas 9:25 Crediton vs Les Pines Bob Oke came up with a shutout last Thursday to lead the Algoma Tire team to a 13-0 victory over the Mclean- Passrnore team in recreational hockey, In other ree hockey action, the Ottawas defeated Creditor) in Crediton's first outing 6-0 and the Guess Who's snuck by Les Pines 5-4- Dale Skinner led the Algoma team in their rout with a hat trick and three assists for a six point evening along with Tony McDonald who came up with four goals. Other scorers were Bob Jones, Jim Jordan, Patti Ker- slake, Pete McFalls with two and Ed Kerslake, Bill Consitt led the Ottawas to their victory with two goals over a Crediton team who made their entry into the league this past week. Crediton was one of the two teams that entered the league after enough interest was shown to warrant the addition of two new teams. The Guess Whos joined a week earlier, Bob Brand kept the Creditor) The Precious Blood Screaming Eagles registered their second victory in a row by sneaking past a team assembled by the Times- Advocate staff, 23-22 in exhibition basketball on Monday at Exeter Public School. The Eagles led by Doug Brooks, were hard pressed by the T-A team but managed to pull off the victory with several last minute baskets. The T-A played the whole game with only five players, one of whom had to take repeated breaks in order to photograph the game. Les, "Bones" Webb was the high scorer for the T-A, followed by center Dick Jongkind, The Eagles, who are playing the exhibition ball in order to prepare for a tournament, had previously defeated team of Teachers and Parents. The first half ended in a 9-9 tie, with both teams exhibiting strong defence and an inability to sink the ball. It was the second half that opened up the game with both teams trading baskets in end to end rushes. The initial part of the game saw the T-A team being hemmed in and despite the low score, the All Stars were shooting consistently and forcing the flow of the game, It was not until near the end of the half that the T-A could start to score, having trailed at one point 9-3. Foul shots hart the T-A team as well as their inability to keep up to the faster All Stars. At one point, Brooks was bowled over by Fred Youngs as he charged up court. Brooks was given four foul shots after referee Jim McKinlay conferred with he and Youngs on the- number that should be allowed, He had a chance to wrap up the game but missed on three of the four attempts from the line. Rough play constituted the backbone of the T-A offence, while the Allstars relied on their speed and ability to run circles: around the T-A team. Referee McKinlay came into some criticism, particularly from Jeff Berendsen, who pointed out the fact that jump balls often sailed qff in the direction of the T-A players. Brooks also objected to the T-A cheerleaders being given two points for what he called "squawking", T-A player Les Webb was quick to remind Brooks that the same two cheerleaders, Sandra Rowe and Darquise Webb, lost two points in the final minute for littering. Possibly the best comment that sums up the whole spirit of the game came from Kathy Giffin, who said "the guy in the green muscle shirt (Don Stephen) is kind of cute." 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T-A photo Eagles sneak by TA in B-ball Dec. n 8:00 Les Pines vs Creditor 9.= McLean-PaSSMore. vs Guess Who 10:50 Algoma Tire vs Ottawas Dec. 18 8:00 Guess Who vs Creditor 9:25 MacLean-Passmore vs Algoma Tire 10:50 Les Pines vs Ottawas Dec, 25 No Games — Christmas Day Jan. ” No Games — New Year's Day +Note: Make-up. Parne from Nov. 20 ,,an. 7 7:00 Algoma Tire vs Crediton Feb, 24 Ottawas vs Guess Who 9:25 Algoma Tire vs Les Pines 10:50 MacLean-Passmore vs Crediton Mar. 4 8:00 Guess Who vs MacLean- Passmore 9:25 Algoma Tit e vs Ottawas 14:50 Creditor' vs Les Pines Play-efts: Begin March 11, 1976. Quarter-finals 1st and 2nd place get a bye A) 3rd vs 5th ' 13) 4th vs 6th (1 sudden-death game) players off the scoreboard while Consitt, Kevin Buchanan, John Rowcliffe, Brian Hodgins and Jim Ralph gave them their six goals, The closest game of the week, between the Guess Who's who were playing their second game, and Les Pines, saw ChrisDaniels come up with two goals, inclnding the game winner to give them. their first win of the season. Curling Tuesday Russell 12 Dawson 5 Raymond 10 Taylor 8 Exker 8 Busche 3 Mousseau 14 Shapton 1 Wednesday Hackney 6 Hackwell 4 Burton 7 Boyle 5 Pfaff 9 McDonald 5 Wilson 6 Prout 9 Wilson 6 Prout 9 Gregus 6 Coates 0 Thursday Mickle 5 Learn 3 Strang 8 MacDonald 7 Coleman 10 Marshall 3 Lovell 10 Hodgert 3 Santa knows there's no nicer gift than a musical one, lie also knows there's no better time to fill your Christmas gift list than now, during our . . . 4 DAY RECORD & TAPE CHRISTMAS untzathon! 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