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To $90.00 PolOster Slacks $ 1 549 OR 2 FOR $29.00 Winter Coats . 1/2 Off Sweaters . . .1/3 Off Sweatervests . 1 /2 Off Pullovers ...1 /3 Off Gloves . . . 20% Off Ties 10% Off Underwear. 10% Off Hats 20% Off Touques 20% Off Levis :OR% 10% Off master charge wM.ua 1.0.4 Thanks for Shopping at McKnights 111111111111 CHARGEX 11111111111 Len McKnight 61 Son s Men's Wear MAIN ST. Phone 235-2320 EXETER Times-Advocate, January 27, 1977 Page 13 I Huron Park minor hockey teams won one of six Shamrock league games played this week. The only victory came when the bantams outscored St, Marys 6-3. In two other contests, St. Marys pee wees won 12-1 and the midgets by a score of 10-1. Huron Park clubs were also on the short end of the score in a tripleheader against Dorchester. The pee wees score was 2-1, the Huron Park bantams were edged 3-2 and the midget score was 6-0 for Dorchester. Ralph Wells led the Huron Park bantam victory over St. Marys with a two goal performance. Both goals came on unassisted efforts. Don Stuckless also scored on a solo dash. The other three Huron Park goals were fired by Randy Insley, Rich Lather and Steve Gibbs. Assists were picked up by Harold Borden and Rich Lather. The only Huron Park pee wee score against St. Marys was registerd by Dennis Johnston on a pass from Terry Hodgins. Benjie Hillman scored on a pass from Bob Lawrence to take care of the Huron Park midget scoring against St. Marys. Steve O'Neil scored on an unassisted effort to take care of the Huron Park pee wee scoring against Dorchester. Harold Borden and Randy Insley were the Huron Park goal getters in the bantam loss to Dorchester. Assists were provided by Mike Gallagher and Don Stuckless, In regular house league play over the weekend, both games ended in shutouts. The Bruins blanked the Canadiens 5-0 and the Canadiens in turn stopped the Leafs 1-0. Todd Lewis with a four goal effort paced the Bruins in their 5- 0 romp. Gary Harvey fired the other successful shot and added one assist along with John Hannah. David Rook was in goal for the winners and chalked up By CAROL GINGERICH Huron Park minor .hockey the shutout. the stick of Brett Batten gn g solo The only goal in the Canadiens dash. Scott'Bogort picked up the victory over the Leafs came from shutout. Les Pines win twice in recreation league, The Lucari-Ilderton Jets as the result of two defeats this week have dropped back to fourth place in the Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior league standings. Friday night in Woodstock, the Jets were swamped 10-3 by theWoods toek Royals and Sunday Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER Planning to drive in Mexico? Leave your CB radio home. Permits are no longer being issued because (North) Americans were not following Mexican regulations, * * * To check your shock ab- sorbers, bounce the car up and down hard at each wheel; when it is bouncing well, let go. 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Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer afternoon in Stratford they dropped a close 5-4 decision to the Perths in overtime. The London Kings lead' the Continental standings with 95 points, nine more than the second place Stratford Perths. The Preston Jesters are third with 34 points and the Jets hold down fourth spot with 33 points. The Jets were in Port Stanley last night Wednesday to meet the Dynamos and then they will be at home for two straight games. Friday night the Preston Jesters will visit the Ilderton arena with game time set for 8:15 p,rn • and the Durham Huskies will be in for a Sunday afternoon contest slated to get underway at 2 p.m. Despite Sunday's 5-4 loss to Stratford Jets manager-coach Don Urbshott said his team played well. He added, "We lost Jack Chipchase in the first minute through injuries and later • • • • • • • • • • • • • SNOW • REMOVAL • • is easy with • • a Bolens • • Riding Tractor on both Bill White and Jamie Robb were also sidelined. This was bound to hurt our chandes," Chipchase fell into the boards and injured his back, X-rays at Stratford hospital proved negative but he was unable to go to work Monday. Bill White was cut for seven stitches in the first period and was also taken to hospital. Late in the game Jamie Robb was struck in the face with the puck. Each team scored one goal in each of the first two periods and then the Jets surged ahead 4-2 by the midway mark of the third period only to have the Perths score twice in the last 10 minutes and force overtime. Jacques Cousineau was the first period marksman for the Jets as he completed a passing play with Steve Proctor and Scott Graham wjth only one second left. Jerry Harrigan scored •for Stratford. Scoring in the middle frame was confined to the first two minutes. Terry Warboys hit for the Perths and Randy Roth replied for the Jets on a pass from Ed Parkinson. Two three-way combinations early in the third period put the Jets ahead temporarily. Ken McCutcheon scored from Scott Graham and Bill Bannerman and Ed Parkinson finished off a play with Randy Roth and Rick Fifield. Jim Betts and Randy Stubel were the Perths scorers late in the period to set the stage for John St. Cyr's winning goal at 4:05 of sudden-death overtime. Five unanswered goals in the third period allowed the Wood- stock Royals to post Friday's 10-3 won over the L-I club. The first Jets score came from the stick of defenceman Barry Baynham on passes from Jamie and Ed Robb and Ed Parkinson hit the mark with passing help from Steve Proctor. The final score came from the stick of Jack Chipchase with assists going to Rick Fifield and . Ed Parkinson. Bantams held to 34 draw The Exeter bantams were held to a 3-3 tie by Strathroy in Shamrock minor league play Sunday. The game was played at the Huron Park arena. After Strathroy took a, one goal lead in the 'first period, the Exeter club came roaring back with a second period score and two more in the first eight minutes of the third period. Strathroy was able to battle back and hit the mark with two shots in the final minute and 35 seconds and were able to settle for the draw. The first period Exeter score came from the stick of David L. Bell on a three-way combination with Wayne Parsons and captain Doug Brooks. The go-ahead Exeter marker was fired by Wayne Parsons on a pass from Doug Brooks. Wayne Parsons also notched the third Exeter goal.. This time the pass was provided by Jeff Fuller. dPersonally Selected ALL UNITS GUARANTEED FOR YOUR PROTECTION 1976 AMC PACER, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio, 11,- 000 miles. Licence LCE331 '3995 1975 DODGE Y2 TON EXPRESS, 318, V-8, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, radio. Licence E68706 $3695 1975 AMC GREMLIN 2-door, economical 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, 17,000 miles. Licence JMC762 $2795 1975 FURY 2-door custom, power steering and brakes, radio. Licence JDZ311 $3695 1975 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 2- door hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, power steering, custom radio. Licence JFL785 '3295 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY 4-door, power steering and brakes, radio, air conditioning. Licence JJJ225 $3695 1970 VOLVO 142S 4-door. Before inspection. Licence HNL844. $895 DOBBS MOTORS LTD. Phone 235.1800 Evenings 235.1130 ' The Exeter atom II squad played four games this week and came out with an unblemished record—four losses. They dropped two games to Zurich by scores of 6-2 and 7-3, were stopped 5-0 by Lucan and ended the week with a 5-2 loss to Ilderton on Sunday. In the opening tilt in Zurich, Wednesday, Exeter watched their hosts score five goals before they found the mark for two of their own in the third period. Steve Gould and Sean Whiteford scored for Exeter, with the assists going to Scott Lovie and Gary MacDonald. Dean Armstrong and Rick Keupfer each scored three to look after the Zurich attack. In Friday's return engagement at Huron Park, Zurich again jumped into a big lead, scoring four goals in the first period before Exeter came back with three to make the contest close. However, Zurich scored three more in the second to cap the win. Sean Whiteford notched two of the Exeter tallies and Terry Zachar was credited with the other. Picking up assists on the plays were Brett Batten and Scott Lovie. Dean Armstrong had four of Zurich's goals, while Rick Kuepfer, Darcy Martin and Jeff Laporte added singles. Lucan hosted the Exeter squad in a Shamrock tilt in Hensall, Saturday and the two teams played a scoreless tie in the first period before Lucan found the range to notch three in the second and two in the third. Jeff Shipley paced the Lucan attack with three goals, while Brent Bannerman and Jess Crawford added singles. Despite the busy schedule, the Exeter squad played their best Local horses are winners Two area harness race horses were successful in recent outings at the Meadowlands track in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Saturday at the New Jersey oval, PatChes Almahurst owned by Bill Ellerington' and Bob Pooley was first across the finish line. Thursday, Missile Almahurst, owned jointly by Bill Ellerington and Lee Paul won at the same track. Both the four year-old mare and three year-old colt are sired by High Ideal. They were driven to victory by Greg Wright who is having a very successful meet at Meadowlands. WHIPPER WATSON',S Snowarama Sun., Jan. 30 game in the fourth contest of the week, losing by the slim 5-2 margin to the powerful Ilderton crew. Each team scored twice in rotation to keep the contest close until Ilderton moved ahead at the 6:20 mark of the second period and then added two insurance markers in the third. Steve Gould and Scott Lovie fired the Exeter tallies with assists going to Allan Pym on both. Paul McSpurren scored twice for liderton. Les Pines•won two games this week in Exeter and district Rec hockey league action. They outscored MacLean-Passmore 10-6 Sunday night and Tuesday blanked the Guess Who 12-0. In the only other league contest Pfaff Electric edged Algoma Tire 3-2. , Ed Grenier with a hat trick performance was best for Les Pines in Tuesday's 12-0 romp. Next in line with two goals apiece were Pete Anderson, Pete Glover and Gary Koehler, Adding single scores were Ron Moore, Gary Sararas and Doug Ferguson, In Sunday's victory Gary Sararas and Rick Moody shared Dart Sharks back in darts One of the charter members of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Dart Sharks are back in action and bring the number of teams to the necessary maximum of 16. The Sassenachs continue to lead the league standings with 63 points. The Doublers are second with 57 points and the DR's and Flying Highs are deadlocked for third spot with 54 points apiece. The Robins are fifth with 52 points followed by the Winkers, Itchy Niters, Outlaws, Scotties and Last Chance to round out the top 10. Friday's schedule is as follows: e p.m. Shiphunters vs Last Chance Dead Enders vs Robins Out of Space vs Dart Sharks Nicky Tams vs Scotties 9.30 p.m. Winkers vs Doublers Itchy Niters vs Flying Highs Sassenachs vs DR's Nite Hawks vs Outlaws Lose to Perths in overtime Jets slip back to fourth spot top scoring honours with three goal apiece. Pete Glover fired two successful shots and Larry Bourne and Ed Grenier scored in single fashion. Wally Tomasik with a two goal effort led the MacLean-Passmore scoring. Getting one goal each Were Ralph Batten, Bill Van Bergen, Murray Parsons and Larry Skinner. Single goals by Rick Davies, Melvin Wurm and Randy Gilfillan allowed Pfaff Electric to score Tuesday's 3-2 win over Algoma Tire. Lloyd Moore fired both goals for Algoma Tire, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ANNUAL SALE STARTS THURSDAY FEBRUARY '3rd at MUSIC 16 ontswill NOM, Strafford 2711960