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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-01-29, Page 7AUDREY ADKIN$ of the Exeter Figure Skating Club turns figures during practices at the Arena. Figure skating is taught at the arena Mondayse Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:15 by instructor Brad Loosely. photo by Y. Romaniuk Parkettes beat Lucan 3-1 Girls Hockey JUVENILE HOCKEY PLAYOFFS BEGIN Sunday, Feb. 1 at 8 p m See juvenile hockey at its best at the Exeter Arena Exeter Juveniles vs Byron Juveniles This advertisement sponsored in the interest of Juvenile Hockey by ' adie) ihaek U A DIVISION OF TANDY -LEATHER CO. OF CANADA LIMITED Ld UNE DIVISION DE TANDY LEATHE R CO. DU CANADA LIMITEE at K SPORT CENTRE 411 Main St, S. 235,2261 Drive Over the Bridge and Save 25 % Off ALL Hockey Equipment (Excludmg Sticks) Buy Now and Save OET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY Jerry MacLean &Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 250800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS.. BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE PRIENDIN AJ A Minor Hockey Day January 31 Exeter Arena 3111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111a AUTO PARTS AT 'REASONABLE PRICES • Antiques (Bought & Sold) • Farm Machinery • Scrap Metal • New & Used Steels • Towing Service • New & Used Building Material • Plumbing Fixtures MILLER'S AUTO WRECKERS & ANTIQUES RR 2, Crediton 234-6343. Operi 7 a,m. -9 p.m. • Standings as of 'January 13, Sassenachs *57 D.11,s ' S8 Scotties 54 Last Chance r 51 Flying Highs 51 Itchy Niters 51 Outlaws 50 Robins 49 Double W's 47 Wraggtime '4' 43 Shiphunters 40 Dead. Enders 38, Night Hawks 33 Winkers 33 Inlaws 30 ' Supremes 29 Friday's scores Robins 4 Supremes 1 Double W's 4 Winkers 1 . Outlaws 4 Flying Highs 1 Scotties 5 Night Hawks 0 Shiphunters 4 Last Chance 1 Wraggtime '4' Itchy Niters2 D.R.s 3 Dead Enders 2 Sassenachs Inlaws not played Intercounty Darts L 1, Blyth "A" .113 19 2. North Star • 72 66 3. Brussel — Dropped Out 4. Goderich B 102 48 5. Albie B 57 54 6. Clinton A 9,5 64 7 Exeter A 101 61 8. Albie A 85 69 9, Blyth B 95 61 10 Clinton B 59 91 11. Exeter 13 54 90 12. Blyth C 69 73 13. Goderich A 75 63 14. Grand Bend 51 87 ow."' ••••• = = = = = = EXETER MEN'S MAJOR FRIDAY MIXED 167 S. Irrayne 676 5 66 SP G. Pratt 745 2 71 DO W. Pearce 757 7 62 NO F. Wells 675 0 37 RO J. Bell 729 7 95 C4 Default 0 68 EXETER MEN'S "A" SUNDAY MIXED Chickens 74 Mayteeples 39 Ramblers 93 Our Gang 20 AB 53 CF 73 TR 55 MA 36 BB 59 HB 30 - SN 75 . FA 93 DN 60 LO 28 SR. BOYS & GIRLS KED I. Peitch 341 5 12 CO P. Hockey 292 0 3 ST S. Pearce 390 5 13 ' CC B. Simmons 269 0 10 DY D. Bell 351 5 „ 7 AT B. Brintne11.267 0 0 SENIOR CITIZENS Mabel Killough 394 B. Etherington 353 C. Hendy 363 I. Idle 314 T. Bowden 351 McKenny to be at Lions dinner The Sportsmen's dinner, sponsored by the Lion's ' Club in Exeter has had its ups and .downs with its guests this year bathe list is now final and it is an impressive one, The Lions had first arranged to have baseball star Willy Horton in at- tendance but Horton had to cancel his engagement because he was to receive an award the same , night. With the departure •of Horton the Lions were •without a headline speaker, but have now filled that gap. Jim McKenny, an 11 year veteran with the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL was engaged late Wed- nesday to appear at the annual dinner. McKenny, who was drafted in 1963 from the Toronto Marlboroughs, has been a member of the Leafs since 1964. He started his pro career in 1965 as a defenceman, and for the first four years was plagued with injuries and difficulties that kept him out of the lineup for most of the year. Since 1969 however, he has been a stalwart member of the Leaf club and this year, the offensively-minded def- enceman was moved forward to bolster the Leafs' offence. Along with McKenny, another Leaf of a different era, "'Feeder" Kennedy will appear. Hall of Famer Kennedy now breeds horses in St. Marys. The list is essentially the same as the original one with Tuffy Knight, WLU football coach as master of ceremonies and Tom Gorman, National League Baseball player at the top of the list, Duffin calls for restraint '1695 1971 PONTIAC 2-door. Licence CYM760. • 1973 CUSTOM 500 2-door. Licence DFZ130 '2795 1973 PINTO Squire Wagon. Licence DFZ372. EXETER 235 ,1640 LONDON 227-4191 "Your Family Health Centre" Now Open Wednesdays - 8:30 a.m ; to 6:00 p.m. Save During Larry Snider's STOCK REDUCTION OUR LOT IS- LOADED WITH MANY° EXCELLENT VEHICLES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 4 1 2 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 1 973 PLYMOUTH stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, deluxe interior, woodgrain panWling, Licence CZY138. '3195 1973 FORD E100 Cargo Van with economical six cylinder engine and standard transmis- sion. Licence C68229. '2695 1973 LTD BROUGHAM Four door hardtop, 400 cu. in., V-8 with automatic air, radial ply tires and luxury interior. Licence DHY833 '3395 1973 GMC SPRINT V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radial ply tires. Licence E66-835. 1195 1972 RANCH WAGON Ford Custom 500, 6 passenger stationwagon, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes. Before inspection. Licence DFU549. 1 695 1972 FORD F100 half ton, six cylinder, standard transmission, only 28,000 miles. Licence C67346. '2445 1972 MUSTANG sports roof, V- 8, automatic, power steering and power brakes. Licence PNIC052 '2695 1970 MAVERICK 2-door sedan, six cylinder, automatic, radial ply tires. Before inspection. Licence HNK851. '695 1974 GREMLIN 2-door, automatic. Licence DAE278. '2495 1973 CUSTOM RANCH WAGON V-8, automatic, power steering and power brakes. Licence DFZ446, '2895 1 9 7 1 MARQUIS 4-door, automatic, power brakes and steering, automatic air con- ditioning. Licence DFU340 '2995 '2595 1974 ASTRE Wagon unit, low mileage. Licence DA8920. '2695 1975 LTD WAGON, loaded. Licence JF N685. '4895 1972 VOLKSWAGEN squoreback, automatic, 6ew motor. Licence CZE770. Before in- spection. 1 395 1972 BUICK SKYLARK, four door sedan, double power, automatic, Licence DFX806. '2695 1973 GRAN TORINO BROUGHAM, four door, power steering and brakes, automatic, electric defroster. Licence DFX174. '3195 1972 MUSTANG, sports roof, 302 automatic, console, power steering and brakes, Licence FNC052. • '2695 1970 INTERNATIONAL Tandem Dump, ready to work. Licence P35785. '6795 1973 FORD F100, ranger, load- ed, beautiful. Licence C76769. '3095 1967 F100 half ton, as is, Licence C71622 '495 TWO 1967 and 1 - 1966 Ford 1/2 tons, Before inspection. Licence C67939 and C71622, '495 1973 FORD E100 Cargo Van, six cylinder, standard transmission, Carpeted and panelled throughout. licence C68229. '2895 1972 FORD E200 window van, 8 ' cylinder, standard transmission. Stock No, T-108-A 1970 FORD E200 window von, 8 cylinder, standard transmission, Stock No, 52-109-A 72, Remember It's Sense to See Larry Snider Motors LIMITED Open Weekdays Until 9:00 .aturcloys Until 6:00 I Bantams beat snow to win two game! AL S, McNair 689 7 89 SU J. Fa irbairn 630 0 87 KI D. Hockey 617 5 25 HC J. Stankewich 637 2 53 FL V. Glaab 667 5 57 EF L. Christiaen 640 2 67 TUESDAY LADIES AH S. Smith 610 2 73 HD P. Hunter-Duvar 671 7 68 MM "B. Turnbull 635 ' 5 100 SIB M. Glover 583 7 58 PI Y. Jacques 503 0 39 PO V. Flynn 592 3 56 CE P. Crawford 620 7 89 AL G. Hipperin 568 7 78 PP P. Haugh 707 4 91 LADIES THURSDAY SS S. Burton 561 7 87 CY J. Manty 540 0 83 MM S. Wright 594 7 65 BL T. Stagg 568 0 68 GG M. MacDonald 651 , 7 58 JS R. Greene 537 0 31 TL M. Samis 590 5 85 HG K. Mason 500 2 50 IN - 53 SP 42 In his inaugural message to the Middlesex County Beard of Education this week, 1976 Chairman Jim Duffin called for budget restraint and wider communication with the public. Mr. Duffin said it would be necessary to practise the most rigid budget scrutiny of any year since the Board's inception in 1969, He urged the Budget Committee to try to ensure that educational programs do not suffer and that the same level of service in plant facilities and transportation be maintained. To maintain and improve Sassenachs: Bill & Dot Lenk, Bob & Marg Hedley. D,.R.s: Walter & Ann Romaniuk, Hank & Pauline Dyck. Scotties: Harvey & Esther Hillman, Alex & Irene Jackson. Last Chance: Bold & Marg Wragg, Doug & Lois Brintnell. Flying Highs: Mike & Pearl Gans, Eric & Terry Heywood, Itchy Niters: Ed & Barb Hearn, Gerry & Annie Lawson. Outlaws: Stan Obre & Ellen Knight, Mary Richardson & Ray Snell. Robins: Bill & Dorothy Sanford, Brian & Marilyn Chappell. Double W's: Les & Darquise Webb, Dave & Joan Worby, Wraggtime '4': Greg & Marg Wragg, Joe & Doris Wragg. Shiphunters: Garnet & Bernice Shipman, Roy & Anita 'Hunter, Dead Enders: Eugene & Linda Webber, Jim & Marg Foster, Night Hawks: Jim & Amanda Hamilton, Claude Nixon & Sadie Knox. Winkers: Rob & Doris Dobson, Oliver & Willie Jaques. In laws: Ron & Jo Ann Rau, Norm Ferguson & Lois Prance. Supremes: Mid Wallace & Ann Kennedy, Sandy Nicols & Julie Higgins, LADIES INTERTOWN BOWLING H.P. High score B. DuBarry 494:Ex- eter High score P. Hunter-Duvar 627. communication with the public, Mr. Duffin sugge'Sted that one or two public information meetings be held this spring to assess whether there would be a need for a series of meetings across the County, He said he would like to see a one-time -distribution of the Board's semi-monthly newsletter to each family in the ,school system. The letter . would let families know that they could receive future copies on a regular basis through the schools. The Board instructed that this be carried out with the next issue of the newsletter, saw the A's missing a lot of passes, and being out played by the Si. Marys club. St. Marys opened the scoring in the second when SI, Marys had four shots in a row on the A's net, Poor clearing and sloppy checking resulted in the inevitable goal when St. Marys banged in the fourth shot from the side of the net. They managed only one other shot on net in the whole period, as Exeter outshot them 5-5. Exeter tied the game up in the third after Brian Mercer took a face off in the St. Marys end. His shot was stopped by the goalie who tailed to clear the rebound and Dave Bogart scooped up the loose puck and backhanded it into the net. On the game, Exeter outshot St. Marys 19-18. The A's Wednesday night game with Lambeth was cancelled. They start the playoffs February in Exeter at 5:00 p.m. against Byron. They return to Byron for the second game on the fifth. The 'other three games in the best three of five series has yet to be decided. 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Gilchrist added another goal in the second period, completing the hat trick and Jamie Denny rounded out the scoring when he converted a pass from Tony Jones. Mark Christie picked up the shutout for the Leafs in a game that saw seven minor penalties called. Bobby Rook led the Leafs to their other win over the Flyers as' he picked up a hat trick. Glen Lessard and Steve Morrissey scored the other two goals as Kevin Tripp picked up the shutout in net for the Leafs. Two minor penalties were called throughout the game Pee Wee-Bantam Huron Park 3 Exeter 3 Robbie Dekoner opened the scoring for the Exeter Avcos and Doug Medd tied it before the end of the first period, setting the tone of the game as the Avcos would go one ahead and the Northstars would come back to tie it. Steve Macdonald made it 2-1 at the start of the second, and Greg Lawrence added his first unassisted marker of the game to tie it. Jeff Rowe scored for the Avcos in the third and Lawrence tied it up to finish the scoripg off. Two minor, penalties and a game misconduct were handed out. Huron Park 3-Exeter 0 Torn Lessard from the Huron Park Penguins blanked Elaine's Panet leads. Juveniles Pairs of goals by Phil Panet and Brion Penhale led the Juvenile team to an 8.5 victory over the Delaware-Mount Brydges squad in a penalty filled game in Mount Brydges January 20. Panet opened the storing early in the first period followed by Paul ,Shapton. Delaware. then tied it up when they scored two successive power play goals less than a minute apart. Norm Smith and Bob Luckines connected for the home team. Pete Kincaid put Exeter back out in front early in the second period when he connected on passes from Randy Regier and Wayne Clark. Mike Desjardine then set up Tom Hayter to make it 4-2 on a power play gbal, Delaware's Joe Doyle added another one ;to close the gap before the end of the second. Regier and Desjardine, on a power play, cemented the win for Exeter to make it 6-3. Ron McDougall added one for Delaware before Penhale put in a pair and Jerry Wolfs rounded out the scoring for Delaware. Exeter took 12 minors to Delaware's four. Exeter also took three misconducts, to Kincaid, Larry Clarke and Fred Campbell along with a game misconduct to Campbell. Campbell and Clarke's outbursts came in the first period and the ensuing automatic minors provided the power play ; opportunities for Delaware to score on, Coffee Shop 3-0 behind the shooting of Harold Borden. Borden got the first and third goals of the game to give the Penguins their margin. Pete Heath sandwiched in the second marker unassisted. Four minor penalties were called. Bantam Huron Park was slammed Saturday when they met Dor- chester, as -Dorchester walked away with a 6-1 win. After a scoreless first period Frank Schrevis popped in the first marker. John Mark added another before the end of the period. Dan Sutton added in the third, along with singles to Ted 13ruloite, and Mark Van- denbosch. Huron Park's lone goal came in the last five seconds of play when Tony Underhill broke in all alone and beat the Dorchester goaltender to break the shutout. Girls hockey Shirley Denny's two assists were instrumental in setting up Huron Parkettes 3.1 win over Lucan in girls' hockey ac- tion this past week. Yvonne Wells converted the first Denny pass early . in the opening frame to put the Parkettes out in front. Marilyn Riley and Denny then combined with Darlene Smith on a three way passing play to put the winner in. Denise O'Brien scored the only goal for the Lucan team in the second,p before Kim Kennedy put in the unassisted insurance marker. The Exeter A's were the only team able to make it through the stormy weather of last week to compete in minor hockey. They took a 5-1 win in Dorchester on Tuesday and then eked out a 1-1 tie with St. Marys Saturday as they took part in St. Marys minor hockey day, The A's didn't take long to get going in Dorchester when Dave Atthill stole the puck at center and skated in all alone to open the " scoring after 34 seconds. Before the game was a minute old it was all over for Dorchester, after Mark Parsons set up Dan Bell for the second goal of the game. Things settled after the flurry of the first minute, and the period ended 2-0. Jeff Fuller and Wayne Parsons added a goal apiece in the middle frame as Exeter outshot Dor- chester 8-6 on the period, Dave Bogart rounded out the scoring in the third period at 3:59 when Steve Wells and Brian Mercer set him up. Just before the ten minute mark of the period, Dorchester banged in their only goal of the game. It was the only period in which Exeter was outshot, 9-2. The wide margin allowed Dorchester to tie Exeter in shots on net, 20 each. Only one minor penalty was called in the game, in the third 'period against Dorchester, The St. Marys "B" team gave the A's a little more competition on Saturday. The game was played as part of SI. Marys Minor Hockey Booster Day, and counted in league totals. A close checking first period 11111111111111111111111111p111111111111111111111111112: Support Schedule for January 30th. 8:00 p.m. Supremes vs Wraggtime '4' Winkers vs Inlaws Last Chance vs Dead Enders Flying Highs vs INiglit Hawks 9:30 p.m. DoUble W's vs Sassenachs Itchy Niters vs Robins Shiphunters vs D.R.s Scotties vs Outlaws Team Members