Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-12-02, Page 13!MERTON ARENA Preston Jesters .vs • Lucan-Ilderton Jets Sunday, December 5 - 7:30 p.m. Na-Churs and W. Robb are Jet Supporters SKATERS AND HELPERS — Monday was the first day on skates for many young members of the Exeter figure skating club and they needed some help. The young skaters are Lisa Shepherd, Mike Hoffman, Graham Arthur, Laura Wright and Scott Wedlake. Assistants at the back are Nancy Underwood, Dannette McLeod, Elaine Pym, Charlie Smith and Eleanor Salmon. T-A photo Midgets on scoring spree, atom 'A' club breaks even .44 AIWA* p How's This For .A GREAT GIFT 40, IDEA We Recommend A GIFT CERTIFICATE MEMBERSHIP Prices Before June 1/77 Men $85 Women $40 Students 17 & over $40 Students 16 & under $35 Family $145 Call Gilbert Dow 235.0707 Order Golf Equipment Early 20% Off For Members IRONWOOD "=:=1;"''" GOLF CLUB it t•V 4:4 0. 41. 4, ' to 41, 41, to 4I 41, 41, 1./ • I 'PAY DEPEND ON A 1975 CHRYSLER "CORDOBA" Two door specialty hard top, V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, AM/FM stereo, heated rear window, power windows, power door locks, power seat, automatic cruise control, air conditioning, etc., etc., etc. (too many options to mention). Locally owned. Less than 20,000 miles. Rust- proofed when new. List new $8200. Licence HND118 1973 CHEV IMPALA $5795 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, shorp brown metallic with beige vinyl roof and matching interior. 51,000 miles, recon- ditioned and safety checked. Licence JND228 $2895 1974 DART SPORT Two door, economical slant 6cylinder, power steering, automatic transmission, fold down rear seat "Hatchback" package. Canopy vinyl roof with sport tape stripes, deluxe vinyl bench seat with centre arm rest. Michelin steel belted radial tires and more. Low mileage. One owner. Rustp roofed when new. Licence DDB972 $2995 1972 CAMARO Two door sport, V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Black with parchment bucket seats, safety certified and reconditioned. Licence CWW144 $2850 1974 CORONET CUSTOM Four door sedan, small V8, automatic, power steering and brakes. One owner, 23,000 miles. Licence DDX458 $2995 1974 VEGA STATION WAGON ft) Four cylinder, automatic, radio, roof rack and air deflector. One owner. Less than 33,000 miles, Rustproofed when new. Licence HNL619 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM 'wo door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering and brakes. Smart gold finish with matching cloth and vinyl seats with centre arm rest and contrasting vinyl roof. Michelin steel belted radial tires. Licence CYN792 4*,.4 1973 CHEV VAN 20 SERIES 3/4 TON 125" wheel base, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, passenger seat, heavy duty shocks, stabilizer bar, below eye level mirrors, sliding 4 4 side door, glass all the way around, Rustproofed when new. Locally own- 4:4 " ed. Less than 52,000 miles, Must be seenl $3200 i * $250 STOP BY TO-DAY ON THE SPOT CHRYSLER CREDIT 01. homplon-iVai net Plymouth ll'iMS1 Onthir &% r nis e"; • 4' 41, •AV 0:4 41, $2095 $2395 1973 DATSUN 610, 2 door hard top, 39,603 miles. C4 Licence DAD840 $995 4:4 1969 CHEV 2 door hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, ' Licence DHM623. PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER GRAND BEND 238.2391 Mon. - Fri, to 9; Sat. to 6 "NICE PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH" FOR 1977 Top Qualify RELIABLE START USED CARS Sponsored by Hensall Minor Hockey Old Timers Hockey Goderich VS London Sunday Dec. 12 2:30 p.m. Hensall Arena Support the Hawks OHA J R. `Di Hockey Lucan vs Exeter 8:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 5 ZURICH ARENA We're celebrating 9 years of serving motorists in this area. FREE SNOW TIRES & LICENCE PLATES with every used car purchase over $500. Your Choice of a FREE Small Appliance with every car purchased now until Dec. 15, • 0 • • • • • • • • • • A FREE • SNOWBLOWER! • • • THAT'S RIGHT AT COUNTRY • CORNER YOU GET • A FREE SNOWBLOWER • • • • • • • • • • 0 Ebo • • • • • • • o, • • • • • WITH THE PURCHASE OF A BOLENS TRACTOR! • YOU SAVE UP TO '817 BOLENS IS THE ORIGINAL COMPACT GARDEN TRACTOR — NOW IT CAN MOVE THAT SNOW FOR YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE MT. CARMEL 237-3456 • Open to 10 p.m. daily* Sunday to 6 p.m. • 4,46••••••4640•4)404,•41,* USED CARS AT POCKET-PLEASING PRICES 0 1974 HORNET — four door, automatic, low mileage, one owner. Very clean. Licence DAE305 1974 VEGA — Low mileage with three speed transmission. Licence DD0449 1973 VEGA — Hatchback with radio. Completely reconditioned. Licence HDT342 7 BEETLES TO CHOOSE FROM — 1972 - 1974 Low mileage and completely recon- ditioned, AS IS SPECIALS -- 1972 FIAT — automatic transmission. Licence DM0641 $495 1969 PLYMOUTH — Coupe Fury Ill, Licence $695 DHF199 Don Taylor Motors Your Volkswagen Dealer DETER 235.1100 '2695 995 1 795 From $1595 T $2895 ed, Licence FHD509 1971 FIRENZA --automatic, safety check- $895 O ill 11111111111111111111U WWI 1111 I 1111111111111W t• *-2 E.: . L L ULL11 E-- SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ono NnM 2R0 r:11;0 5!9 262-580 nill1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/111-; Don't forget to vote Dec, 6 nightY re good feet1 comes r with, Hawks win one, The Exeter Hawks were in action on three occasions this week in Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" league play this week and came away with an even split. Thursday night in Port Stanley, the Hawks and the Port Stanley Lions battled to a 7-7 draw; Saturday night in Seaforth, Exeter club downed the Seaforth Centennaires 5-2 and Sunday night in Zurich, the Hawks were on the short end of a 7-6 score to the Tavistock Braves. The Hawks will travel to Tavistock Friday night for a return engagement with the Braves and will be at home at the Zurich arena Sunday night to meet the Lucan Irish, Game time is 8 p.m. A rash of penalties kept the Hawks in continuous trouble in Sunday's loss to Tavistock. Captain Steve Jennison was a frequent visitor to the penalty box being called for minor penalties on no less than 11 oc- casions. The Hawks battled back from a 6-1 deficit at the end of the second period with five straight goals in the third period only to lose on a Tavistock score with only 42 seconds remaining in the game. Lyle Rosendale scored two goals and Keith McKay added one successful shot to give Tavistock a comfortable 3-0 lead at the end of the first period. The first Exeter goal came from the stick of John Van Gerwen on an unassisted effort at the 30 second mark of the second period with Tavistock playing a man short. In the remaining minutes of the second session, Bill Rhode, Scott Learning and Jim Currah counted for Tavistock to up the score to 6-1. The Hawks came out flying in the third period and scored twice before two minutes had elapsed. Defenceman Phil Knight converted a pass from Paul Brooks and Fred Mommersteeg fired a successful shot on a three- way combination with Ken Pinder and Phil Knight. Near the eight minute mark, Brain Taylor blinked the light behind the Tavistock net on a pass from Steve Jennison and Scores high in Rec loop Scores were high in two of the three Exeter and district Rec hockey league games played this week. Sunday night in Hensall, Pfaff Electric swamped Les Pines 20-3 and Tuesday night MacLean- PaSsmore downed Guess Who 9-3 while Algoma Tire and Les Pines battled to a 4-4 tie. Murray Parsons scored five times to lead the MacLean- Passmore attack while Larry Skinner was right behind with four successful shots. Mark Hookey fird two goals and Mike Higgins added a single to take care of the Guess Who scoring. In the tie game, Bob McDonald was best for Algoma Tire with a two goal effort. Adding singles were Bob Jones and Toni McDonald. Gary Sararas hit the mark with two shots for Les Pines while the single goals came from the sticks of Pete Glover and Pete Anderson. The Exeter Rec hockey league schedule for this week has Les Pines and Algoma meeting Sunday night at 7 p.m. at the Hensall arena. In Tuesday's twin bill, Pfaff Electric and MacLean-Passmore tangle at 8 p.m. and Algoma Tire meet Guess Who at 9:30 p.m. four minutes later John Van. Gerwen scored his second goal of the night on a play started by ,Ken Pinder. The Exeter club put on ad- ditional pressure and were rewarded with the tying goal at 15.17, Gerald Weido was on the firing end with the assist going to Brian Taylor. Lyle Rosendale scored what proved to be the winning goal for Tavistock at 19.18, The stars for Exeter receiving the McKnight's Men's Wear awards were Fred Mommersteeg and Ken Pinder. Get early start In Seaforth Friday night, the Hawks scored three times in the first period on the way to their 5-2 victory. They completed their scoring with two goals in the middle frame. Seaforth counted once in the second and third stanzas. The game was only a little more than two minutes old when the Hawks took advantage of a power play opportunity and Gerald Weido scored on a pass from Brian Taylor. At 7.47 with the teams at even manpower Weido again hit the mark. This time passes were provided by Brian Taylor and Rick Ingram, Late in the first period, Ken Pinder put the Hawks ahead 3-0 when he converted a pass from John Van Gerwen. The two Exeter scores in the middle frame came on three-way passing combinations. Kim McKinnon hit with passing help from Don McKellar and Paul Pooley and Brian Taylor registered with assists going to Rick Ingram and Geral Weido. Get tie in third In Port Stanley, Thursday night, the Hawks were forced to come from behind with three goals early in the third period. Port Stanley held a com- manding 4-1 lead at the end of 20 minutes of play. The only Exeter marker was shot-by Ken Pinder on a pass from John Van Gerwen on a power play at 9.55. The Hawks were able to narrow the deficit to two goals by the end of the second period. Brian Taylor, Rick Ingram and Perry Pooley were the Exeter marksmen. Assists went to Phil Knight, Rick Ingram, Brian Taylor, Matt Muller and Ron Bilcke. Ken Pinder fired two suc- cessful shots early in the third period to tie the score tem- porarily. Assisting were Phil Knight and Fred Mommersteeg. Times-Advocate, December 2, 1976 Pogo 13 lose one, tie one At 7.15 Kim McKinnon put the Hawks ahead on a pass from Matt Muller only to have Port Stanely come back with the tying goal with seven minutes remaining. 111111111111111111111111111.r LSMFT Larry Snider Means Fine Trades HERE ARE JUST A FEW 1976 FORD LTD Brougham, 4 door, 400 engine, automatic air conditioning, AM/FM stereo, split bench seats, harmony color group, etc. Licence J''Y690 $5695 1975 FORD LTD 4-door, 400 engine, automatic air conditioning, AM radio with rear speakers, only 10,360 miles. Licence JYY471 $4295 1976 RANCHERO GT, 400 engine, interior decor package, rally wheels, racing mirrors. Licence C77237 $4895 1975 RANCHERO 500, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes. Licence C77567 $4095 1974 RANCHERO SQUIRE V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence C94495 $3795 1973 FORD F100 1/2 ton, Ranger XLT package, 360 V- 8, automatic Licence C90460 $2995 1975 MAVERICK 4 door, 302 V8, automatic. Licence JCNO21 $3495 1973 GALAXIE 4 door, V-8; automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes. Licence DFZ188 $1495 1971 BUICK ELECTRA 2 door fully equipped. Licence C0J257 $1495 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 The Exeter atom "A" club gained an even break in two Shamrock minor league games this week and scored a win in ex- hibition play. Friday in Strathroy, the atom club suffered their only defeat by a score of 4-2 to Strathroy. Satur- day they scored a 4-1 exhibition win over Clinton and Sunday it was Exeter 3-0 over Dorchester. The first Exeter goal in the loss to Strathroy was fired by Scott Lovie on a pass from Doug Scott and the second successful shot came from the stick of Steve Laithwaite with Lovie and Scott providing the assists. Exeter scoring in the 4-1 win over Clinton was well spread with four different goal scorers. Captain Brent Dawson opened the Exeter scoring with an un- assisted effort. Scott Lovie followed on a three-way com- bination with Doug Scott and Steve Laithwaite. Darren Vandergunst was next on the scoring line by converting a pass from George Pratt and Steve Laithwaite hit on a solo dash. After a scoreless first period, the Exeter youngsters scored two goals in the second period and one in the final to defeat Dorchester 3-0. Darren Vandergunst was the first to blink the. red light on passes from Geotte Pratt and Brent Dawson and Mike Tiedeman followed on passes from Doug Scott and Scott Lovie. The final goal was fired by Darren Vandergunst with the assist going to George Pratt. Pee Wees Victorious A strong performance in the first period allowed the Exeter pee wees to carry on and defeat Dorchester 5-3 in Shamrock minor league play, Sunday. The Exeter youngsters after giving up the first goal of the game rebounded quickly and took a 4-1 margin on the scoreboard by the end of the first period. At 1:36 of the first frame, Mike Clark completed a three-way passing effort with Bill Glover and Mark Vandergunst to put Exeter in a scoring mood, Less than four minutes later, Tom Coates converted a pass from Bill Glover and Glover came back with an unassisted goal at 6;28. The fourth Exeter marker in the first period came from the stick of Scott Batten with assists provided by Mike Murray and Steve Riddell. Dorchester came on with two goals in the second and early in third but Bill Glover fired an insurance goal for the winners on a pass from Mark Vandergunst. Atom I l's Lose The Exeter atom II club suf- fered an 8-0 defeat at the hands of Belmont in Shamrock minor league play Saturday in Belmont. Bill Gilfillan is manager of the Exeter atom club and Ron Bogart is the coach. GOALS GALORE The Exeter midgets went on a real scoring spree in Shamrock minor league play Friday with a lopsided 15-1 victory over Huron Park. The Exeter club started slowly with three goals in the first period and then picked up steam with seven goals in the middle frame and a half dozen more in the final session, Dave Bogart, Perry Pooley and Tony Mattucci were the first period Exeter marksmen, Brad Taylor picked up two assists and Paul Van Gerwen and Dennis Preszcator each assisted on one Showing a diversified attack the seven different Exeter players accounted for the second period goal getting, Firing the successful shots were Dennis Preszcator, Perry Pooley, Tony Mattucci, Brian Mercer, Dave Bogart, Paul Van Gerwen and Randy Fisher. In the third period, Tony Mattucci chalked up two goals to run his game total to four and single scores were added by Randy Parsons, Brad Taylor and Darryl Preszcator. The lone Huron Park goal came from the stick of Dave Smith on passes from Mark Cronyn and Tim Smith, Dart lead now at dozen points The Sassenachs now lead the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 48 points, an even dozen more points than the runnerups. Tied for second spot with 36 points apiece are the Flying Highs, DR's and Doublers. Next in line with 33 points apiece are the Winkers and the Itchy Niters. With 32 points each are the Last Chance, Outlaws and Robins. This week Harvey Hillman fired a 140 to tie Eric Heywood for the men's top score. This Friday is lunch night and the Outlaws and Scotties are in charge. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 P.M. Doublers vs Out of Space Scotties vs Robins Shiphunters vs Winkers Nicky Tams vs Last Chance 9:30 p.m. DR's vs Dead Enders Flying Highs vs Nite Hawks Outlaws vs Sassenachs