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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-01-08, Page 13• Down Filled • Western boots Jackets & • Tack Supplies Vests & Horse • Lee Denims Health Items Use Your Chargex SCOTT'S LEATHER SHOP 120 Sanders St. W., Exeter 235-0694 MM L. Laullippe 346 0 85 P1 M. Define 372 4 38 PO V. Flynn 329 4 46 CE E. Blommaert 358 , 7 76 WI. J. Cleave 310 0 37 At, B. Wilson 379 7 69 PP L. Farquhar 4 72 013 J. Kerslake 359 7 39 SUNDAY MIXED E. En Barry 686 M. Nisbet 624 B. McNutt 693 G. Cooper 6112 C. Smith 579 W. Denonime 626 R. Dougall 541 1). Gilchrist 508 M. Samis 696 0. Wilson 645 FRIDAY MIXED P. Durand 660 MA B. Reynolds 539 RA J. Miller 622 OG M. Plumb 540 SENIOR CITIZENS E. Caldwell 338 R. Broderick 304 C. Bendy 222 A. Prayne 325 T. Bowden 336 AB TR BB SN DN CF MA 1113 FA 11) 7 67 :37 7 79 15 50 48 57 62 50 59 24 30 82 28 7 0 5 7 2 0 0 7 Save During Larry Snider's STOCK REDUCTION OUR LOT IS LOADED WITH MANY EXCELLENT VEHICLES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 412 Stationwagon, four cylinder, automatic transmission, radio. Licence DFZ939 '2945 1973 LTD 4-door pillared hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing and brakes, whitewall tires. Licence DFY860 '2695 1973 PLYMOUTH stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, deluxe interior, woodgrain panelling. Licence CZV138. '3195 1973 FORD E100 Cargo Van with economical six cylinder engine and standard transmis' sion. Licence C68229. '2695 1970 PONTIAC 2-door, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. Licence DHA059, 1195 1973 GMC SPRINT V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radial ply tires. Licence 866-835. 1195 1972 RANCH WAGON Ford Custom 500, 6 passenger stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes. Before inspection. 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'6795 1973 FORD F100, ranger, load- ed, beautiful. Licence C76769, '3095 197/ CHEV VAN, automatic, needs some body work, as is. 195 1967 F100 half ton, as Is. Licence C71622 $495 Remember It's Sense to See Larry Snider Motors I LONDON 227-4191 EXETER 235-1640 Open Weekdays Unfit 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:60 Professional SNOWMOBILE RACING at its best Western Ontario Series ," ,.$:••-• kJ\ 4 for the Molson Awards JAN. 11 — 100% pay back JAN. 24 & 25 — Double A Sanction FEB. 15 — Grand Finale Amateur Stock Entries Welcome Entry fee $3.00 Prices are trophies RAcet begin at 12:00 noon 1:8,11 L L 14.0 *QIN q tr LI SPORTS 40. RECFMATION LTD. RR 1 VARNA 262-5809 '4195 '3895 '3495 '2295 '2695 '2995 '2895 '795 9 095 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235.0660 EXETER, ON The Honie Of Guardian Maintenance , 1975 BUICK CENTURY 2 door hardtop, 350 V8, power steering, power brakes, automatic, radio, defogger, 16,000 miles. Licence JJH037 1974 FIREBIRD sport coupe, 350 V8, power steering, power brakes, automatic, radials, defogger, 29,000 miles. Licence HMN321. 1974 OLDS DELTA 88 4 door sedan, 350 V8, power equipped. Licence DFZ861. 1974 VEGA GT Hatch Back, 4 speed, stripes, Licence HNK869. 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 door hardtop, 318 V8, automatic, power equipped, 35,000 miles, Licence DFY904. 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door sedan, power equipped, Ziebart, 37,000 miles. Licence DFU228 1972 OLDS DELTA 88 2 door hardtop, 350 V8, power equipped, immaculate condition, 19000 miles. Licence DD0635 1969 CHRYSLER 4 door hardtop, power equipped, Licence JYY460 1966 OLDSCUTLASS'S' 2 door hardtop, 350 V8, power steering, power brakes, automatic, radio, radial tires. Licence ORV229 Minor Hockey has started to gear itself up again after the lull over the Christmas holidays. Six games were played this past week, with Exeter coming up on the short end of three of the games. The three wins went to the Atoms and Bantam A's in exhibition play and the Juveniles in regular league play, Atoms The Exeter Atom team shut the door on a team from London in exhibition play on December 30, beating the Southwest Optimists 3-0. John Kernick led the Exeter squad with two goals. He opened the scorn) g from Scott Brintnell in the first period at 6:52. Brett Batten added the in- surance goal at 8:39 of the second on an unassisted marker. Ker- nick scored again in the third frame to finish off the scoring. Two penalties were called in the entire contest, one to each team. Both came in the second period, Pee Wee "B" The Exeter Pee Wee "B" team would probably rather not have played this past week, as they took two severe drubbings, 11-5 at the hands of Huron Park and 7-1 to Ilderton. Dave Newton put Exeter out in the lead in the opening minutes of the Huron Park game on an unassisted goal. Just 13 seconds later it was all tied up again as Don Stuckless converted a pass from Rich Lather to put Huron Park on the scoreboard, Newton popped in his second at 5:36 of the first and put Exeter ahead 2-1 before two quick goals by Huron Park, one to Andy O'Brien and the other to Lather put Huron Park out in front going into the second period. The Exeter squad managed to stay with Huron Park in the second period as they tied it in the first minute on a goal by Trevor Boyle from Steve Riddell. Huron Park again took another two goal lead with Stuckless getting his second of the game and Lather completing his hat- trick. Wayne Smith and Boyle, with his second of the game, tied the score and sent the two teams into the third period at 5-5. The third period was all Huron Park as they came up with six unanswered goals in the space of three minutes. Pat Devris scored the game winner and insurance goals back to back a minute apart. Stuckless picked up the hat- trick and Lather, who was scoring from every angle on the ice, added his fourth and fifth goals of the contest, Each team took three of the six penalties called in the game. An early second period goal by Trevor Boyle was the only scoring Exeter could manage againstildertonwhen they played them Saturday at the arena. Ilderton took a first period lead on goals by Mark Meulendyks and Steve O'Neil. Exeter closed the gap in the second on Boyles goal when he converted a pass from Alan Geiser just before the floodgates opened and Ilderton dumped in five goals. -- Norm Campbell gottheliat trick for Ilderton and Dave Noble • picked up a pair. Exeter took three of the five penalties called and managed to kill them all off. Bantam "B" The game between Exeter and Ilderton's Bantam "B" teams was over in the first 15 seconds when Ilderton's captain, Brian Murray took a pass from Barry O'Neil and gave Ilderton all the points they needed as they started on their way to a 12-0 rout of the Exeter squad. Brad Armitage added two more and O'Neil picked up his first of the game to give Ilderton a 4-0 lead to carry into the second period. Murray added two more to the total in the second period for the hat trick and Art Gregory and Brad Carter made it 8-0. Gregory and Rick Lee scored again in the third, along with Murray who scored numbers four and five of the game. As well as his five goals Murray had three assists. Dick Roberts, in net for the Ilderton team, picked up the shutout. Exeter took six of the eleven penalties called, including a fighting major and game misconduct late in the third period to Bishop. Bantam "A" The Exeter Athletic's long layoff over Christmas gave the CFB Royals a jump in their exhibition game played Sunday, but the A's managed to battle back to eke out a 6-5 victory over CFB. The Royals got off to a good start, beating a sluggish A's team for two goals in the first period, The A's were foiled around the CFB net by fine goaltending on several excellent opportunities. The second frame looked like a repeat of the first with the Royals adding to their total with two goals in the early minutes of the period before the Exeter club could get themselves on track. Exeter stormed back with five goals, starting with Jeff Fuller's pass to Wayne Parsons who broke CFB's stranglehold on the scoreboard. At 4:38 of the second Dan Bell got the first of his two goals on a power play effort. He was set up by Brian Mercer and Dave Bogart. Fuller converted a pass I from Dave Atthill to narrow the gap to one goal and Brian Mercer tied the score at 4 each when he took a pass from Preston Dearing and scored what Coach .Ron Bogart called a "picture goal." Eleven seconds after Mercer tied the score Bell put the A's ahead for the first time in the game. Mercer and Dearing got assists. At 3:12 of the third period CFB picked up the tying goal on a power play effort while Bell was off cooling his heels for high sticking. The final goal of the game came from Mercer, who picked up a pass from Dearing and converted into the winner. The A's will be taking part in the Silver Stick Tournament in Watford this weekend, Juvenile Two goals in the first and second periods gave the Exeter Juveniles a 4.2 victory over Dorchester in a penalty filled game played at the arena on Sunday. Steve Knight opened the scoring for Exeter on assists from Pete Kincaid and Bryon Davis. Randy Regier added to the Exeter total before the period was completed, giving Exeter a 2-0 lead for the second frame, Exeter hit first -again in the second period when Tom Hayter converted a pass from Jim Ferguson for the eventual game winner. Dorchester finally got on the scoreboard with less than five minutes to go in the period when Chuck Legg beat goalie John a Gould for the first to make the score 3-1. Bryon Davis put the game out of reach 16 seconds later, with Dorchester finishing off the scoring with one goal in the third period. Exeter took nine of the fifteen penalties called in the game, including a concurrent minor and major to Larry Clarke in the second period, Dorchester's Dave Good picked up two majors for butt ending and his fracas with Clarke as well as a match penalty for the butt ending. JAMIE CALDWELL — of Seaforth scored on this play against Exeter. Caldwell, shoved the puck behind Randy Lovie, shown sprawling, lust before Lovie could smother it. Jim Ferguson, number 2 for the Hawks clears a defender as Gerald Weido, 16, looks on, Photo by Youngs. TWO UNIDENTIFIED — Seaforth Centennaires and an Exeter Hawk watch the puck skitter harmlessly away from an open corner after Seaforth goaltender Lou Arts mode a save. Arts foiled the Hawks all but once during the game. Photo by Youngs. Exeter teams win three, lose three as Minor Hockey picks up after holidays EXETER MEN'S MAJOR 16'7 W. 13eattie 715 5 53 SP R. Smith 678 2 54 NO F. Wells 705 .4 35 DD A. Dickey 760 3 44 RO A. Flynn 699 4 75 C4 D. :Jackson 714 3 54 EXETER MEN'S "A" EF L. Christiaen 680 7 58 FL A. Pridham 704 0 37 SILT J. Fairbaitn 790 5 69 A G. Wilson 626 2 70 lie B. Quick 706 7 42 K1 J. Neil 611 0 18 EXETER MEN'S "8" TA B. Nicol 704 7 76 OE M. Briritnell 588 0 8 AJ K. Edwards 693 0 83 CO L.Stire 716 7 60 80 0, Si i re 720 7 60 BS 11. Hogg 563 0 38 VW R. Erayno 694 7 61 HA J. 'Beim on t 66 0 64 4 IIP ,i L. limit ey 680 7 32 ER Default 0 37 TUESDAY LADIES Ali 11. Daniels 420 * 3 64 111) H. !learn 462 3 50 1113 S. Kingma 326 3 44 11111111111111111101111110111116111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 RANDY LOVIE goaltender for the Exebr Hawks goes down to try and stop a shot by Seafarth's Cam Doig, number 12, as Fred 7:4 = === = = = E = ..••••• .••••••1 = 5 = = = sla• ,=t /a= Jets hammered by London; have most PIM in league The Lucan-Ilderton Jets continue their slide in the Con- tinental Senior "A" league, after being dumped 8-3 by London in Ilderton Sunday. Dave Gorman led London with four goals in the game, with other Mommersteeg, rear and Gerald Weido of the Hawks rush to help him. London markers coming from Lovie was unsuccessful, as Doig scored. Photo by Youngs. Brian Chinnick, Al Johnson, Bob Rosell and Matt Westgate. Jaques Cousineau, Steve DeGurse and Bill Bannerman replied for the Jets. The Jets are currently running the worst record for penalty killing in the league, having had 35 goals scored on them while they were shorthanded. Con- versely, they have the best SPECIAL JANUARY CLEARANCE PRICES USED CARS • LOU ARTS moved out of his crease to block a shot by an Exeter Steve Bennett and Don Heard move in to help while an unidentified Hawk (background) after the Hawk was left alone on his doorstep, Seaforth player clears the puck, Photo by Youngs, average for shorthanded goals this year, with a league record of 12.DeGurse, Randy Roth and Rick Martin all have three shorthanded goals. One of the reasons that Jets have had so many shorthanded goals and so many power play goals against them is that they lead the league in penalties, with a total of 592 minutes. Rick Fifield is the Jets leading scorer with 17 goals and 7 assists, followed by DeGurse,with 9 goals and 15 assists. Goalie Sonny Pennington is currently running a 4.34 goals against average for fifth best spot in the league.