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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-10, Page 94 /Personally Selected ALL UNITS GUARANTEED FOR YOUR PROTECTION 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA — loaded, Licence KUX730 '6200 1975 DODGE 1/2 TON Express, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, custom radio and rear step bumper. Licence E68706 '3695 1975 PLYMOUTH SCAMP — two door hardtop, economical six cylinder engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, custom radio and radial tires. Licence JFL785 '3295 1975 LE MANS — two door hardtop, nicely equipped, Licence LKN443 '3495 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY — two door hardtop, Y-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes and radio, Licence JKV663 '3295 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — four door hardtop. A real beauty. Licence DAL438 '2395 1966 FORD LTD — four door sedan, 289 V-8, automatic, power steering. A one owner car, John Dobbs made his trip to Florida, and back in this car. Licence ADB534 '995 DOBBS MOTORS LTD. Phone 235-1800 Evenings 235-1130 UNCERTIFIED BEFORE RECONDITIONING AT LOW, LOW PRICES. 1972 CHRYSLER — Four door, licence DI-10173 $11195 1971 PLYMOUTH — Four door. Licence ARV281 '795 1970 VOLVO — Four door. Licence HNL844 0 795 LOCAL RINK WINS — The annual ladies curling bonspiel sponsored by the Bank of Montreal was won Wednesday by Audrey McDonald and her foursome. Above, Exeter branch manager Doug Knowles presents the trophy to Audrey McDonald, Lois Learn, Wyn Marhsall and Alma Etherington. T-A photo Jets even in OHA playoff back on home ice, Friday Men's Wednesday C. Wurm 708 R. Frayne 696 D. Jackson 873 B. Barnes 705 D. Brintnell 639 L. Stire 703 B. Hogarth 644 B. Nicol 690 Tues, Ladies G. Bierling 585 A. Jennings 490 L. Farquhar 584 Y. Jaques 511 G. Hippern 632 P. Hunter Duvar 659 M. Goodwin V. Flynn 636 M. Triebner 587 G. Farquhar 592 J. Frayne 679 P. Gower 558 Friday Mixed R. Gridzak 685 L. Stewart 521 G. La tulippe 690 I. Fowles 561 K. Brown 594 B. Sanders 646 BL YW CO AJ TB BO BS TA AH WTI PP PK AL HD BB RO LO MM PO UD OG MP CH TC TB CO Mon, Afternoon Men G. Hoggarth 561 W. Lapton 399 C. Hendy 558 R. Collingwood 523 Sunday Mixed BB B. McNutt 663 DN R. Riley 738 5 64 2 77 Atoms defeated by Strathroy The Exeter atoms were eliminated from Shamrock playoffs this week when they lost two straight to Strathroy in a best-of-three semi-finals series. Playing in Hockeyland, Friday, the locals absorbed a 5-0 loss and on Huron Park ice Sunday af- ternoon they were nipped 3-2 when the visitors scored two goals in the final period to erase an early Exeter lead. Strathroy took a 1-0 lead in the first period of Sunday's contest, but Exeter roared back with markers late in the second and early in the third to post their 2-1 margin. Scott Lovie was the marksman on the first tally when he picked the top corner after taking a pass from Steve Laithwaite, while Steve Gould notched the second to finish off a play with Jeff Pfaff. 4 3 5 2 4 3 5 2 7 0 0 5 7 0 0 7 0 65 83 89 70 94 103 59 109 91 40 111 51 78 118 111 56 95 108 74 21 66 2 45 5 106 2 52 7 88 0 103 KO EF DD SU SP FL BR RO C4 AL DM SP CO IS FS RO LO RP HH CC CA HT FI BK BO SF NH AC BG PI OR RA GR CH IB. JS SS TL TS IN HG SP NG GY G. Stire 653 M. Looby 629 L. Hockey 659 I. Moody 499 A. McIntyre 660 G. Tripp 660 B. Barnes 663 Wed. Morning Ladies L. Siegner 529 D. Munroe 802 R. Berends 541 Senior Citizens H. Treumner 302 R. Collingwood 357 C. Hendy 362 T. Bowden 303 M. Sanders 323 Mens Monday W. Chappell 645 W. Pietsch 583 W. Pearce 650 J. Fairbairn 654 R. Smith 731 M. Brintnell 654 C. Athill 761 B. Farquhar 793 G. Black 775 M. Morneau 677 Lucan Ladies K. Watson 599 M. Murphy 754 M. Kennedy 655 H, Eaton 576 P. Davis 567 J. Hickson 679 L. Ellyatt 728 P. 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List $39.95, Now $26.88 FOR THE HOME 4835-HOLIDAY COMPONENT SET AM/FM/MPX with changer and 8.track tape player. Black out dial. Built-in changer features cueing lever and anti- skidding device. Bass, treble, balance and volume controls. Push 'buttons for loudness, scratch and rumble. Heacphone jack, guitar input jack,Ust $264.95 NOW $159.95 7122-STEREO RECEIVER. Same features as 7132 except that power output is 22 watts RMS per channel. List $279.95. NOW $194.95 FOR THE CBer's Try This 23 Channel Mecca CB10 ONLY $84.88 Drop In and See Our 40 Channel Radios DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND AT THE STEREO & CB CAPITAL OF HURON COUNTY GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY 9) Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD, Exeter 235-0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS,.. BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE ERIENGLY LSMFT 147NISFE" TRANSPORTATION 1975 GRENADA GHIA 4-door, 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, only 29,000 miles. 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Jeff Shipley and Brent Ban- nerman were the Lucan marksmen in the loss to Zurich. Against Stoneybrook, John Grace led the Lucan scoring attack with a four goal per- formance. Scoring in single fashion were Jess Crawford and Brian Haygarth, Algoma in Rec finals Algoma Tire with two straight wins over the Guess Who has advanced to the final playoff round in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. The Tiremen doubled the score 10-5 on the Guess Who Sunday and came back with a 7-2 Tuesday victory, In the other semi-final Pfaff Electric downed Les Pines 5-1 to tie the series at a game apiece. The deciding contest will be played at the Hensall arena Sunday night at 7 p.m. with the winner meeting Algoma Tire in the first of the finals Tuesday at 8 p.m, In a consolation round Guess Who will meet MacLean-- Passmore Tuesday at 9:30 p,m, In Sunday's Algoma win Gary Parsons was the top marksman with a five goal performance. Bob McDonald and Paul Ker- slake were next in line with two goals apiece while Bob Jones added a single. Jim Webb with two successful shots was best for the Guess Who. Scoring in single fashion were Doug Osgood, Jim Harvey and Morley Obre. Pete McFalls with two goals led the Algoma attack Tuesday. Adding one goal each were Toni McDonald, Gary Parsons, Bob McDonald, Dale Skinner and Jack Mayer, Jim Webb and Doug Osgood replied for the Guess Who. Taking care of the Pfaff Electric scoring in their 5-1 win were John Rowcliffe, Bill Consitt, Kevin Buchanan, Randy Gilfillan and Murray Glanville, The lone Les Pine score was fired by Rick Moody. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets and Preston Jesters are all tied up at a game apiece in their Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior playoffs. Sunday afternoon in Ilderton the Jets were on the right side of a 5-4 score but the Jesters came ba,ck on their home ice Tuesday to win 4-1. The third game in the best of five series will be at the Ilderton arena Friday night at 8:15 with the fourth contest in Preston, Tuesday. If a fifth game is Hensall club scores win Hensall atoms scored a 4-3 win over the Exeter atom 2 squad in an exhibition contest at Huron Park, Sunday. Exeter jumped into a 1-0 lead in the first period on a solo effort by Rick Gilfillan, but Hensall knotted the count in the second when Ian Munroe dented the twine. Allan Pym gave the locals another lead early in the third and then Hensall came back with two tallies off the sticks of Rody Parker and Darren Moir. Exeter evened the count at 3-3 when Bill Fisher took a pass from Sean Whiteford to beat Stephen Bedard in the Hensall nets. With ress than two minutes remaining, Hensall scored the winner when Rody Parker not- ched his second tally of the game on a pass from Darren Moir. The two teams will square off for another game at Huron Park this Sunday, with game time at 4:00 p.m. Ladies Curling Coates 6 — Teevin 4 Tryon 12 — Hodgert 2 Burton 10 — Pfaff 3 Hackney 11 — Hackwell 4 Gregus 9 — Boyle 2 Marshall 9 — Mousseau 4 McDowell 6 — Busche 3 Simmons 9 — Taylor 4 McDonald 10 — Russell 3 Strang 6 — McDonald 6 Davison 6 — Lovell 6 Timmerman 12 — Coleman 12 Mickle 10 — Shapton 3 WATCH for our NEW MANAGEMENT SALE Coming Next Week DARLING'S CLOVER FARM HURON PARK necessary it will go in Ilderton Wednesday, March 16, The two clubs should be quite familiar with each other. In the final schedule game Friday the Jesters beat the Jets 4-2. Third Period Decides The third period proved the difference in Tuesday's win for Preston as the Jesters scored three unanswered goals. , Jim Reid put the Jesters ahead in the first period and Ed Robb tied the score in the middle frame on passes from Jamie Robb and Jacques Cousineau. The third period Preston goals were fired by Jim Reid, John Chambers and Ken Crosby, Second Period Decides Three goals in the middle frame Sunday allowed the Jets to post their first playoff victory. Each team scored two goals in the first period. Brian Murphy of the Jets opened the game scoring at 4.56 of the opening period when he converted passes from Randy Roth and goalie Lorne Daer. Only two minutes later the Jets were ahead 2-0 on a successful power play attempt. Randy Roth pulled the trigger with assists going to Jack Chipchase and Brain Murphy, The Jesters struck back before the period ended to get back on even terms. John Chambers registered* at 17.27 while Bill White of the Jets was serving a double minor penalty and Jim Reid followed with less than a minute remaining. The go-ahead goal for the Jets early in the second period again came as the result of a power play. Bill Bannerman blinked the red light behind the Preston net on a play started by Randy Roth and Jack Chipchase at 2.34. Ken McCutcheon put the Jets in front 4-2 at 5.06 on a three-way combination, with Scott Graham and Bill Bannerman. Ken Stewart hit the mark for Preston near the midway mark to cut the Jets margin to a single goal but it was upped to two before the period ended. With less than two minutes to go Jacques Cousineau fired the goal which also proved to be the winner with assists going to Ed and Jamie Robb. The only goal in the third period came from the stick of John Chambers of Preston. Randy Roth of the Jets missed on a penalty shot attempt in the third period when his shot grazed the goal post. End Season with Loss The regular season for the Jets ended Friday night when they suffered a 4-2 defeat at the hands of the same Preston Jesters. The only marksmen for the Jets were Jack Chipchase and Randy Roth. Both goals came in the second period. Ralph Johnston was the only double scorer for Preston while John Chambers and Cam Crosby added singles. Johnston is ,a brother of Terry Johnston of the L-I club. Exeter's Bantam and Pee Wee 2 teams can be excused if they would rather forget the third periods in their Saturday OMBA quarter-final games in Pelham. Both teams watched leads disappear in the final 15 minutes, as the Pee Wees were edged 7-6 while the bantams dropped a 7-3 verdict. The losses eliminated both teams as Pelham had won the first two games in each series with two wins in Huron Park the previous weekend. Despite the loss, the teams came home in high spirits after an enjoyable outing. They were billeted with Pelham players for the night and then enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls on Sunday before returning to Exeter. The Exeter bantams ex- perienced a total collapse in the final seven minutes of their game, just when it appeared they could be on their way to a win. They started the final frame with a 3-1 lead, but Pelham rapped in six straight goals in those last seven minutes. Chris Mittleholtz put the locals on the scoreboard in the first period when he finished off a play with Pete Tuckey and Rob Smith. In the second period, Bruce Shaw scored on an unassisted effort and duplicated the feat after Pelham had scored their first goal of the game, The score remained at 3-1 for the next, eight minutes until. Pelham started their six-goal onslought to take the win. In the Pee Wee contest, Pelham scored three goals in the final period to overcome an Exeter lead to go on to their victory. The homesters jumped into a 1- 0 lead with the only goal of the first and went ahead by a 3-1 count in the second before Exeter caught fire and rammed in four goals to only one by their hosts. That gave Exeter a 5-4 edge starting the final stanza, but Pelham tied it up in the early minutes and then scored two more to post a 7-5 margin. Exeter whittled that to one goal with a tally 'in the final minute, but they couldn't get the equalizer. Exeter fans were disappointed in the officiating. Two Pelham goals were reportedly scored on off-side plays, while an Exeter tally was disallowed by the referees. Steve Francis paced the Exeter attack with four goals, and singles were picked up by Jim Siddall and Brian Blackburn. Francis also picked up one Assist, while Siddall, Chris VanGerwen and Trevor Boyle had two each. Graham Solomon was also in on. one of the Exeter goals. Once again,. Brian Gula was one-man wrecking crew for, Pelham as he scored three of hie team's goals. HURON PARK ARENA HOUSE LEAGUE SEMI-FINALS Sat., Mar. 12 10 a.m. Leafs VS Canadians Sun., Mar. 13 12 noon Canadians VS Leafs Watch Hockey At Its Best Third periods discistrous Times-Advocate, March 10, 1977 Page 9 Second teams eliminated RENTAL SCHEDULE SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE (Under Construction) FRIDAY & SATURDAY (a) HALL - $150. (b) BAR - $25.00 if operated by group renting hall or if operated by Board: (1) Renter receives 80% of profit (2) Board receives 20% of profit Mix, ice and cups to be purchased from Board. (c) KITCHEN - $25.00 minimum or 10c per plate setting whichever is greater. (d) ARENA FLOOR (NO ICE) - Applications considered by this Board, REMAINDER OF THE WEEK HALL For Nonprofit organizations 331/3% reduction. Bookings accepted by calling Clerk's Office, 235.0310, with confirmation to be sent out by Board of Directors, South Huron Recreation Centre, Bowling Scores