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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-18, Page 14Snowmobile Raang at its Best... SEE THE PROS. IN ACTION AT Varna, Ont. between Hwys. 4 & 21 '5000 HURON CUP DEC. 27th & 28th A Very Gifted Pm/cage forthristmas SAVE $20 TOUR CENTRE =_- -;=7 MUNTZ . = = = 111111111111111111111110111111011111111111111111111111IIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111611111111111111I11111 .15 R. Greene 575 4 22 FIG M. Skinner 526 3 43 SENIOR CITIZENS C. Smith 279 G. Webster 291 K Caldwell 315 EXETER MEN'S 'B' TA A. Flynn 643 5 66 BS B, Hogg 646 2 38 ER L. Archer 634 5 33 OE D. Brintnell 583 2 8 CO D. Jackson 669 4 51 BO J. Foster 640 3 46 AJ K. Edwards 680 7 76 YW C Zeehuisen 629 0 51 HA 13. Quick 687 7 56 HP L. Hockey 643 0 21 FRIDAY MIXED CH P. Durand 730 • 2 53 MA S, Fowles 541 2 37 OG R. Gridzak 539 5 13 RA R. Miller 607 5 67 SUNDAY MIXED AB F. DuBarry 635 2 38 TR M. Nisbet 648 7 48 BB W. Glanville 623 2 45 SN K, Cooper 619 5 48 DN L. Hockey 642 4 48 CF R. Hippern 624 5 55 FA M. Samis 637 5 68 LO K. Edwards 720 3 23 MA D. Kirk 588 24 HB D. Gilchrist 536 0 23 5 64 2 37 7 35 0 51 7 68 0 18 5 71 2 48 7 31 0 52 5 51 2 41 7 61 7 47 5 41 7 85 0 42 5 69 2 34 4 37 2 62 3 69 0 32 39 3 45 7 47 0 48 5 66 2 47 7 69 0 63 LAST CHANCE SAVE 5% NOW 12 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 3—Chevettes 1—Vega 2—Chevy Novas 1—Chevelle 1--Cutlass 1—Omega 1—Chevrolet Impala 1 —Toronado Brougham OK USED CARS 1974 OLDSMOBILE DELTA SeJan, Licence DFZ861 1974 CHEVROLET BELAIR Sedan, Licence DFZi305 1974 DODGE MONACO 2-door hardtop. Licence HNK538 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU 2-door hardtop. Licence HNK689 1973 OLDS DELTA ROYALLE 4-door hard- top. Licence DFU913 1978 PLYMOUTH FURY II 2-door hardtop. Licence DFY904 1971 CHEVELLE 2-door hardtop. Licence DFW475 1971 FORD TORINO 2-door hardtop. Licence DFU069 1969 CHRYSLER 4-door hardtop. Licence JYY 460 1969 METEOR RIDEAU 2-door hardtop. Licence DHA939 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOO OK USED TRUCKS 1973 CHEVROLET 1/2 -ton stepside pick-up. Licence C68041 1972 FORD 3a-ton wideside pick-up. Licence C68346 $3995 '3765 '3295 '3195 '2995 '2595 '1695 '2195 '895 '1195 SE FROM '2795 '2495 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet - Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 EXETER, ONT, The Home of Guardian, Maintenance INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY AT ITS BEST Parkhill Midgets vs Swiss Kusnacht Midgets Monday, December 29 -- 7:00 p.m. NORTH MIDDLESEX ARENA — PARKHILL $2.50 per person. No Reserve Seats. Get yours now to avoid disappointment. Tickets available from any coach with the North Middlesex Minor Hockey Association, or mail your order to Gerry Alger, Box 354, Parkhill. Please enclose your remittdnce with your order. MARK 11- 340 & MARK II - 440 Athletics drop second game as three Exeter teams lose in minor .hockey gnter teams lost only three of their regularly scheduled Shamrock league games this week, and one exhibition game was dropped. The A's in. the 'Bantam division dropped their second game in three starts after winning their first nine in a row and the "B" team in the Pee Wee division were stunned by St. Mary's 6-2. The A's also lost an exhibition • =test during the week. The Bantam "B" team lost to St. Marys 5.0. Atom The Exeter Atom team won both its contests this past week, dropping Lucan 6-1 and defeating Smut' London 4-1. A 5 goal third period in Lucan onFriday gave Exeter their point spread as the teams had entered the period tied at one apiece. Brent Atthill took a pass from John ',Viol to put Exeter one up on Lucan at 6:27 of the first period. Jeff Lilley tied the game for Lucan on a pass from Brian Densmore with only seven seconds left in the second period. It was the only goal of the period. John Kernick put Exeter ahead to stay when he scored the first of his three goals of the game at 1:23 of the third. At 4:59 he added his second and the insurance goal for Exeter. Doug Scott made it 4.1 and Steve Laithwaite put in the fifth Exeter goal 13 seconds later at 6:40 of the period. Kernick finished off the scoring with slightly over a minute left in the. game. Kernick's second goal came while Russ Hayter was off ser- ving a high-sticking penalty. It was the only penalty called in the cleanly played game. Kernick continued his scoring ways the next game as he and Scott Brintnell came op with two goals apiece to boost the Atoms over top of South London 4-1. Kernick opened the scoring for Exeter at 5:22 of the period. He got the eventual game winner and his second just over a minute later. Both goals were unassisted. South London lit up their side of the scoreboard at 3:52 of the second when D. Smith beat goaltender Scott Hartley. Brintnell got the first of his two when he beat goalie Parkington at 7:23 of the period. Chris Van Gerwen picked up an assist. He finished off the scoring at the 9:00 mark of the period when he took a pass from Kernick to give Exeter their three goal lead. The third period was scoreless. Exeter took both of the penalties in the game. Pee Wee "B" John Queen an led the St. Marys Pee Wee team to a 6-2 victory over the Exeter team, marking the second time the St. Marys team had come out the winner in the club's two contests this year, at 3:57 of the first, He was followed by Queenan and Kevin Mitchell and then Queenan again. It took Exeter just l8 seconds to get on the scoreboard when Steve Riddell scored from Trevor Boyle. Just over a minute later, Mark Vandergunst put Exeter back in the game with a goal on a pass from Wayne Smith. That ended Exeter's scoring drive and. Queenan put the game out of reach with his hat trick goal at 3:70 of the period, Steve Tomkins finished off the scoring for St. Marys. Four penalties were called, three of them to Exeter, who managed to kill them all off without being hurt by a power play goal. Pee Wee "A" The Pee Wee "A" team had no trouble scoring goals this past week as they amassed a total of 19 in their two games, including a 12 goal shutout against Belmont on December 12, Dave Bell led the team in the rout against Belmont with a hat trick, bracketing the scoring with the first and last goals.. After Bell scored his first, he was followed by Dave Shaw with the first of his two, Greg prow with his only goal, Mark Van- dergunst with two, Hick Lin- denfield, Ed Willis and Mike Clark with one each. Exeter took three of the four penalties in the game, The next night, Bell again picked up the hat trick as Exeter beat Huron Park 7-1. Lindenfield opened the scoring at 2:34 of the first on an unassisted goal, Ed Willis scored with only 24 seconds gone in the second to put the game away for Exeter on a pass from Dave Shaw, Bell got the first of his three goals 61 seconds later and scored again less then a minute later, Kevin Parsons popped in the fifth Exeter goal 17 seconds later on a pass from Pete Tuckey. Huron Park got their lone goal at the 4:00 mark of the period when Terry Hodgins beat goalie Rick Fletcher after taking a lead pass from Rick Lather, Scott Pincombe and Bell finished off the scoring for Exeter. Five of the eight penalties went to Exeter. Bantam "8" George Reech picked up the shut out as St. Marys trundled over Exeter 5-0 in Bantam action at the arena on Friday, Steve Thomas got the first and winning goal for St. Marys after only 25 seconds had elapsed on the clock in the second period. Doug Corriveau, Simon Brittain with two and Paul Dill accounted for the rest of the scoring. Two of St. Marys goals came on EXETER MEN'S "A" J. Fairbairn 585 S. Sims 503 J. Belmont 785 A. Quinn 602 R. Munn 718 E. Webber 553 EXETER MEN'S MAJOR J. Fuller 712 W Beattie 694 A. Bedard 716 R. Smith 670 E. Matzold 714 W. Pearce 896 TUESDAY LADIES M Holtzman 563 P. Hunter Duvar 573 N. Westlake 553 B. Turnbull 632 V Flynn 473 M. Sillery 663 A. Wilson 627 J. Kyle 563 G. Hippern 599 P. Haugh 647 J. Kerslake 441 LADIES THURSDAY R. Eveland 549 R. Luther 565 L. Webber 628 N. Dowson 646 K. Campbell 610 S. Wright 581 J. Glavin 614 M. Samis 646 powerplay drives, as Exeter took four of the six penalties called. Bantam "A" The Bantam A's, who had looked invincible in the earlier part of the season showed that they were mere humans again this week, as they dropped their second game of the-year to Belmont and an exhibition match to South London. The A's did have a good night against Huron Park, however, as they trounced them 10-1, Dan Bell opened the scoring for Exeter on passes from Jeff Fuller and Doug Fletcher. Doug Brooks made it 2-1 before the end of the period. Steve Wells took it easy in the net as he faced only. two shots the whole period. His Huron Park counterpart met with.6, The second period saw more checking from the two teams, and although they were outshot only by 2, Huron Park was unable to get on the board. Exeter in- creased their lead with goals from Dave Cann and Brian Mercer, Brooks and Bogart got one more each before Preston Dearing scored a pretty goal stealing the puck at center and going in all alone to score, Huron Park finally broke the shut out held by Steve Wells at 10:23 of the third when Tim Lawrence set up Ralph Williams and Williams let go with a long low drive that beat Wells for their only goal. Bell came back and scored a fluke goal for Exeter when he shot from behind the net, hit the goalie and the puck trickled into the net. Dearing and Mercer picked up another goal apiece to make the final score 10-1. Exeter outshot their opponents 27-8 on the game, bringing coach Bon Bogart to say that "it cer- tainly shows 00 the scoreboard when a team is playing the game properly." The A's didn't play so properly in their next game, as they lost their second game of the regular season to Belmont 3-1. The third period was the downfall for the A's as they had stayed with Belmont throughout the game. Bogart gave them the lead in the first period when he took 'a pass from Mercer and Dearing to open the scoring at 7:46 of the first. Belmont came back to tie it early in the second, and added two unanswered goals in the third to give them the win. The loss leaves the A's in second spot to Lambeth, with a 9 and 2 record, The A's also dropped an exhibition game to South London by the score of 6-2, Bogart said that he doesn't feel that South London was "four goals better then us." He is looking for a rematch, feeling that the A's can do much better the next time. After a scoreless first period in which London took both penalties, London came out in the second to score three unanswered goals. Dave Bogart put Exeter on the board at 1:31 of the third when he picked up a pass from Mercer and skated in and beat the London goaltender. London picked up two more goals and a game misconduct for high-sticking before Mercer got his second goal of the game when he banged in a rebound off a shot by Dan Bell. London scored once more to finish off the scoring. Juveniles Two goals in the third period gave Exeter the margin that they Happy Yuletide Be a Red Cross Blood Donor needed to defeat the Lucan. Juveniles 7.5 in Exeter on Friday. Rick Moody opened the scoring at 5:55 of the first before Murray Connolly tied it up for LOcan.Rick Freeman put Lucan ahead. at 9:09 before Wayne Clark tied it up for Exeter. With less than a minute gone in the second, Fred Campbell put Exeter ahead again, before two goals by Murray Connolly again bounced the lead back to Lucan, Todd McKinlay gave Lucan a 5-3 lead at 10:47 of the second on a power play goal. Then xeter exploded, scoring four unanswered goals, two before the end of the period, one to Phil Panet and the other to Paul Shapton. Moody then came out in the third to score an unassisted goal for the game winner with just 35 seconds gone. 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