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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-24, Page 11'OttrolgresKtraT:tlIffitirl-att's.v., • .4- • • -• w 4., • 4., • • • • s -" • ALMIcailtlIMOIWRLAIMSMAYergrAIM=WWgtr BRITISH LEYLAND Authorized Dealer The staff of South End ' Service wish all their customers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, SOUTH END SERVICE "Where Service is Our Business" 578 Main St, Exeter 235 ,2322 0,0%io WoMOVI*44:4 Wet!' Vrista4f4441:04114AiaNa NI* Oat C;;It. P?:t4i.ot " 4 0 the 1975-76 Huron snowmobile races, The Huron Cup, started in 1973, is Cup which was the largest 3 Your patronage we hove enjoyed Good will rand friendship too, Our gratitude we'd like to show By saying "Thanks to you". We'd like to have you , each to know ,That we will always strive To keep that valued friendship And good will with us alive, We want to say to everyone Qur hearty wish sincere, A very Merry Christmas And a very Happy Year. The Arthurs Graham and Mari Tom and Carol. xsepf;gas.s:i.*VQ:sUiz34:a:ilWo•Pg0Mat•Pr.0144ip•Pii6sII&M65,14.izif;0:446.I INissUitsA6;4140:416sOiam446sVI*440.1404Illittss/46,WALItkx best Wishes this 17ristmas Wishing you the joy of a real old-fashioned family holiday. With grateful thanks for your good will. Thompson - Warner MOTORS LTD. GRAND BEND 238-2391 Open 7 Days Til 10:00 p.m. 3 3 skidoo. 4111. 1PAI marine CH RYSLER "Nice People to Deal With" Fast, Exciting N/OR ,,,,Nsearr EXETER ARENA Friday, Jan. 2 — 8:30 pAn. Lucan Irish vs Exeter Hawks ,..4••••••audelmodmilmarsaimeoniimiralommoimmimmiwour, 64,1*.fAI;itt:fttIVt44•t:rtiVt4 tff'ietvgteI?id-Wtrzivtc*'.ktt?trWtrtIlss!MV?'Vf 1; AND THE ENTIRE STAFF WISH EVERYONE A VERY AND A PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY NEW. YEAR! Larry Snider To old friends and new go our wishes for a wonderful Christmas season. THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Huron Motor Products Ltd. Pontiac, Buick, Cadillac Dealer g ZURICH ONTARIO. Zt gtenIsNlaftvggit*WAS.W.itizftvftl«Itrcqkg-tIfttl:MMtAIPIt111:6Atztid vi.lo'lvw..-14 wklvi;AtwOciiot,ftAfti',,v,i14raii4Aw,wii:apro*viitavat;**1;zi-,1'spiqriaapit>witza • •: 0 0 0 0 'LL ° 0 r, • 0 ° `4, 0 0 • 0 o .•0 '0 •O• t I 40i14 tioviak 1 We want to § ,11 join Frosty all our friends the merriest holiday ever! Thank you for everything! o 0 and wish 0 ; 3 .13 ' The Exeter Atoms swept both their games this past week in Shamrock Hockey League Action a& they beat Huron Park 5-1 and toppled Belmont 5-2. • Saturday's game against Huron Park saw both teams go scoreless in the first period before Chris Van Gerwen put Exeter ahead with his first goal of the night early in the second. John Kernick and Scott Brintell picked up assists. Less than a minute later Kernick got the eventual game winner making the score 2-0 for Exeter going into the third. Huron Park's lone marker came with 3:50 gone in the third Bobby Rock picked up the pass from Trevor Gilcrest to beat Scott Hartley who was tending the Exeter nets, Steve Batten put the game out of reach fnr Exeter at 5:25 of the third on a set up by Steve Laith- waite and Darren Vandergunst, Van Gerwen added his second goal of the game before Brintnell finished off the scoring with a minute left. It was much the same story in Belmont on Sunday, except that Peter Dearing was in the net for the Exeter team, Brintnell opened the scoring for Exeter and started an onslaught that saw Exeter get four goals in They are ready for anything the weather comes up with this weekend in Hully Gully as they are preparing for the running of -'" / -f"' SANTA' SANTA' SURPRISES — The jolly fat man arrived at the ARC Industries Christmas party Saturday bearing gifts for all. Above, Eileen Roeszler and BettAcKellar receive their gifts from Santa. In the back, volunteer Alida Struyke helps out St Nick. T-A photo. !luny Gully is ready for nowmobile championships Hat trick sparks victory professional snowmobile racing two day event. event in Western Ontario. This Hully Gully was originally year there will be competition in founded as a sales and service 15 different classes during the center in 1972, selling snowmobiles and associated equipment. In 1973 they branched out into selling motorcycles, From this base they moved into promotional activities. They have run several Motocross competitions, as well as hosting the Ontario Grass Drag Cham- pionships this year. Holly Gully now consists of three race tracks, nature trails and over 2,000 acres of snowmobile trails, offering a variety of events to Huron County families, As well as racing motorized contrivances, Hully Gully has also been the sight of such things as a Suinmerfest, Canoe Racing and a Maple Syrup Festival, The Huron Cup event was first organized by Spence Cummings, the development officer for Huron County and Randy Collins, President of Hully Gully, M.P. Bob McKinley donated the original trophy. The Huron Cup is now recognized by the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation. It is expected that this year there will be over 1,000 entrants in the 15 classes, almost 3 times as many as last years races. Cliff Johnson, original winner of the Huron Cup and Brian Graydon, of Tillsonburg, last year's winner will both be returning to race again this year. Rob Grant at 17:11 when Randy Funston and Terry Underhill set him up for the goal. Dennis 'Bierling finished off the scoring for Exeter late in the period on a pass from Parsons, 47 seconds into the second period and it was 6-1 for Exeter as Jack Glover scored from Howard Churchill, Murray Glanville scored the first of his two goals of the evening, an unassisted effort that came while Daters was off serving a tripping call, along with Jim Dingwell. Bob Parsons tallied again for the Plugs before Daters got Exeter's eighth of the night. Glanville scored again in the period, once again while the Mohawks were shorthanded. His 7unbssisted goal came with just over a minute left in the period. Bob Parsons got the only goal of the third period, to finish off the scoring for Huron Park and the game. Glanville was the hottest man on the ice for the Mohawks, as his skating and tenacious penalty killing along with his scoring kept the Plugs at bay. The Mohawks took 19 of the 25 penalties called, including majors to Daters and Gary Parsons and a misconduct to Parsons. Sunday night the name of the game was scoring as the Mohawks handed league leading Parkhill their second loss of the season. Parkhill's only other loss of the year came at the hands of the Mohawks as well. Bierling and Churchill were the big men for Exeter as they came up with four of the nine goals scored during the game. At one point in the second period, the Mohawks led 5-0 but Parkhill stormed back and the Exeter club was forced to settle for the 9-8 squeaker. The two wins leave Exeter with 8 wins and 6 losses for the season. Soccer club draw winners Recently the Exeter Cen- tennials Soccer Club sold lucky draw tickets to raise money for a trip to England in the Spring. The following is a list of the prize winners: first prize: Ed, Pountney, Exeter, $400,00 cash; second prize: Mrs. Bill Smits, Exeter, a gas barbeque, third prize: John Campbell, RR 1 Exeter, a radio; fourth prize: Jack Whitford, Downsview, a gift certificate from the Junction; fifth prize: Simon Brand, RR 1 Exeter, an Olympic Lottery ticket. Although a mild spell is not forecast before the weekend, should the snow melt, the organizers have a contingency plan, The 3/8 of a mile oval track has already been flooded and will be reflooded if the need arises so that there will be racing snow or no snow. The flooding has created a 4 inch ice base on the track. There are two amateur stock classes, with no entry fee, two Junior stock classes, also without entry fees, two ladies classes, for stock vehicles, 3 super stock class, 3 mod stock class and 3 open modified class. Entry fees are required for all the latter classes, and has awards being put up that total $2,500. The classes within the overall classes are seperated by the different size of the engines. McKinley will again make an appearance this year, starting the race at 12:00 noon. Admission is $3.00-per person with children under 12 free of charge. Hully Gully is located 2,5 miles west of Highway 4, after Huron Centennial School. It will prove to be a very entertaining weekend. Snowmobile Racing at its Best... SEE THE PROS. IN ACTION AT BULL YItJLLT Varna, Ont. between Hwys. 4 & 21 55000 HURON CUP DEC. 27th & 28th Parts Dept Howard McDonald, Parts Manager Cy Blommaert Kevin Buchanan Accounts Dept Betty Coates, (Office Mgr.) Maida Baynham Body Dept Earl Gackstetter Gerald Mason Dave Snider Tom Reid, Exeter 235-1640 `Ais!4:W Nes NiO IkigttlIkil 0/1"0.10r1hOW$1, HENSALL MOTORS LTD. HENSALL 262-2604 g The Christmas spirit reigns all over the land. Hope it fills and warms your heart with happiness."For your treasured patronage, sincere thanks. DONALD C. JOYNT - INSURANCE Main St. Hensall GREETIN 0 • 0 0 • 0 The Exeter Mohawks go into all 3 of his goals in the first the new year with a better than 50 period. percent record on the basig of two Brad Daters opened the scoring wins this past week, as they beat at 1:05 of the first on an a harried Huron Park team 9-3 unassisted goal. From then on it and snuck by first place Parkhill was Parsons' show in the first as in a high scoring battle Sunday. he scored all his goals con- Gary Parsons picked.up a hat secutively, including the game trick against the Huron Park winner at 15:59. Plugs on Thursday night, getting Ian Fowels finally beat goalie Two decisive wins s by Exeter Atoms a row before Belmont could reply. Kernick followed Brintnell who then scored his second of the game to give Exeter a 3-0 lead for the second period. Kernick scored again, giving him two goals and two assists. Brintnell picked up the assist on the fourth goal to finish off his scoring with two goals and an assist. Belmont finally got on the scoreboard with a goal by Gary Martin with just over two minutes to go in the second. Exeter finished off their scoring when Kernick and Brintnell set up Chris Van Gerwen in the Huron Park zone for the fifth goal with 33 seconds left in the third. Carl Abbott got the second goal of the game for Belmont at 3:38 of the third. It was the only goal of the period. Sugar and cookies for reindeer Dear Santa Claus Did you have a good year? Are you sure that all your reindears are feeling good? They must be very tired to ride all Christmas eve. I will give them sugar and cookies and I hope they like it. Santa Claus how can you get around the whole world in one night? You and your reindeir must be very tired after you visited milliOns of homes. I hope you will find my house too, so that I will find something Christmas morning. It is up to you what you will bring for me. Thank you Santa Claus for reading my letter. Your friend Annette Vermaeten Exeter Mohawks Service Dept Reg McDonald, Service Manager Gord Price Bob Oke, Shop Foreman Dave Somers Bill Brock Dave Gibson Marwood Prett Sales Dept Cal Wein Glen Kadechuk (Sales Mgr,) Ted Baker Larry Snider Motors FORD, TORINO, MUSTANG, PINTO, FORD TRUCKS Where Your Patronage is Appreciated