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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-11, Page 15Iw Hey Good Buddy - Drive Over The Bridge And Check This Gemtronics GTX 3336 Not Exactly As Illustrated We Are Continuing Our Hockey Equipment CCM & COOPER CSA APPROVED Helmets Come In And Check The Best Of Our Values SALE 9388 OHA Sr. Continental Don't Mi ss It ILDERTON ARENA Port Stanley Canadians VS Lucan-Ilderton Jets Friday, November 12 - 8:15 p.m. W. H. Loyens Inc. and Arva Motors are Jet Supporters • 0 • 0- 41 41' 4. 4.. 4) $2895 Plymouth 1973 CHEV IMPALA .• • 2 door hardtop, CMoUtoncktio, power steering and brakes, sharp brOwn metallic with beige vinyl 'roof and matching interior. 51,000 miles, recon- ditioned and safety checked, - Licence JND228 1971 FORD FAIRLAINE 500 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, radio. One owner. Fully reconditioned and safety checked. $1895 Licence DRZ805 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 door sedan, V8, automatic, radio, new white wall tires. Good condi- tion, safety checked. Licence DDP631 $895. 1974 TOYOTA STATION WAGON Deluxe Corolla 1600, autornatic,,hic6a reqr 13,000 one owner miles. Cannotioe.told from iiew. Licence JJA236 $2895 '1972 CHEV IMPALA 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Before in- spection, looks and runs great. Licence FKE672 $1595 1974 DODGE 1/2 TON PICKUP Features economical slant six engine, standard transmission, rear bumper, radio. Reconditioned and safety checked. $2795 STOP BY TO-DAY ON THE SPOT CHRYSLER CREDIT Vitomplon Wa me PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER "NICE PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH" 1F m".'"'9"-! GRAND BEND 238,2391 Mon. - Fri. to 9; Sat. to 6 audir u( '6'4 Alt. 4. AP4 AS II. VAI Top Quality USED CARS WINTER READY The Exeter Hawks picked up an important two points in Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" play Sunday night, The Hawks scored a 4-2 victory over the Mitchell Hawks in a game played at the Huron Park arena. It was the second game of the year between the two teams Play in Hensall, Sunday Hawks win over Mitchell Hawks have four victories, one tie and one defeat, Exeter manager Fred Mom- mersteeg was pleased with Sunday's victory saying,"It was big game for us, We were able to take two points from Mitchell.We now have two games in hand." This week, the Hawks-travel to Thamesford for a Friday night contest and will be playing host to the Belmont Bombers Sunday night. The game will be played at the Hensall arena at 8 p.m. The Exeter victory Sunday came in a well played, exciting contest with the outcome in doubt until the final Whistle. The fourth and insurance Exeter marker came with the Mitchell net empty in favour of a sixth forward and only two seconds left on the clock. Paul Pooley chalked up the first Exeter goal at 3:10 of the first period when he converted a pass from Matt Muller, Mit- chell's captain Bob Skinner evened the score with a suc- cessful shot at 13:40, The local Hawks were able to take a one goal edge to the dressing room at the end of the first 20 minutes of play as Gerald Weido culminated a three-way combination with Rick Ingram and Phil Knight. • Mitchell was quick to bounce back in the second period with the tying.goal coming from the stick of Tom Pickard at 2:54, At 6:27 of the middle frame defenceman Phil Knight put his " Exeter Hawks club in front to stay with a successful shot. The scoring play was started by Gerald Weido and Rick Ingram. Phil Knight was also the marksman on the final Exeter score which went into the empty Mitchell net vacated by ' Dave Holmes on a last ditch effort to tie the score. Phil Knight and Brian Taylor were the two stars for the Exeter Hawks selected for the McKnight Men's Wear awards. NEW SOCCER EXECUTIVE — The annual meeting of the Exeter Centennial soccer club was held Sunday and a new slate of officers elected. Back, left, Karen Pfaff, Gary Bean, John Rosenberg, Jim O'Toole, Frank Kints and George Eisenschink. Front, past president Damian Solomon, president Joe Laurie and vice- president John De Boeck. Missing were Pat Brooks and Jack Underwood. T-A photo Exeter minor teams busy, five games Sunday at HP NOW ONLY (4 quarts of oil) with the same nicknames, The first contest ended in a 3-3 tie. Mitchell continues to hold down first place with 11 points on five wins, two losses and a tie in eight starts. The Exeter club is second with nine points, but have played two fewer games than their Mitchell counterparts. The local The Exeter bantams gained an even break in two Shramrock minor hockey league games played over the weekend, Friday at Hockeyland in London, the bantam club dropped its first game of the seasonty a score of 6 - 3 to Strathroy but they bounced back Sunday at the Huron Park arena to score a convincing 5 - 0 victory over Lucan. Jeff Fuller took care of the most of the Exeter scoring in Exeter's 5 - 0 romp over Lucan. Fuller scored four of his team's five markers. Wayne Parsons assisted on two of Fuller's successful shots and single assists went to Doug Fletcher, Rick Lindenfield, David L. Bell and Kevin Parsons. Doug Hoffman was in goal for Exeter and recorded the first shutout of the season. In London, Friday, Strathroy led 3 - 2 at the end of the first period, the second session was scoreless and Strathroy out- scored the locals three goals to one in the final period of play. Atoms tie At Huron Park Sunday af- ternoon, the Exeter 'A' atoms and Belmont played to a 4 - 4 draw. Two third period goals by the Exeter boys allowed them to get back on even terms and settle for .a, Belmont led 3 - 2 at the end of the first period and notched' the only score of the second frame. Steve Gould fired the first Exeter marker on a pass from Brett Batten and Steve Laith- waite let go the second successful shot on an unassisted effort. Doug Scott was on the com- pleting end of a three-way combination with Darren Van-,, dergunst and Jeff Pfaff to put the Exeter club within one goal of Belmont early in the third period and Steve Laithwaite produced the winning goal with the assist going to Brent Dawson. The Exeter atoms played a 2-2 tie with Huron East at the Carling arena in London, Friday night. The Exeter youngsters jumped into a 2-0 lead by the midway mark of the second period but the home club was able to come back and square the score. Steve Gould was the first Exeter marksman on a pass from Scott Lovie and Jeff Pfaff fired a successful shot with the assist going to Doug Scott. In an exhibition game at Huron Park, Sunday, the Lucan atoms ran roughshod over the Exeter "B" team by a score of 9-1. The only Exeter goal was the first of the game and came on a shot by .Gary MacDonald on a three-way combination with Dennis Pym and Allan Pym. Captain Jeff Shipley led the Lucan scoring attack with a five goal performance. Jess Crawford fired two successful shots and Brent Bannerman and Lester Arts added singles. Pee wees on spree ,The Exeter pee wees went on a real scoring spree Sunday af- ternoon as they clobbered Lucan by a score of 17-1 . The game was only 55 seconds old when Tom Coates converted a pass from Mark Vandergunst and and the locals were away and flying. By the end of the first period the score was 9, - 0. First period scoring was well distributed with eight players sharing in the total. Mark Van- dergunst was the only pee wee to. get more than one goal with two successful shots. Scoring in single fashion in addition to Tom Coates were Scott Pincombe, Steve Prout, Dave Shaw, Mike Murray, John Kernick and Bill Glover. Mike Clark fired two goals for Exeter in the middle stanza and John Kernick and Scott Pin- combe added one score apiece. Steve. Riddell found his way, on the scoreboard in the third period with two goals while Dave Shaw and Mike Murray each blinked the red light on one occasion. Mark Vandergunst was the top playmaker for Exeter with five assists to his credit, The only Lucan goal came from the stick of Al Craig on a pass from Rob Black. In action scheduled for this week, the Exeter novice plays host to Belmont Friday night at the Huron Park arena at 7 p.m. and five games are slated for the same 'arena Sunday 'afternoon and evening. . The first of the five games starts at 5 p.m. and involves the two atom teams, both pee wee clubs and "A" bantam squad. 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