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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-10, Page 12Page 12 Times-Advocate, January 10, 1979 North needs exciting finish to win junior oil star tilt Over 400 fans braved a winter storm to attend the first Western Junior “D” league all-star game in Lucan, Wednesday, and all agreed they were well rewarded for their efforts. The northern group, coached by Exeter’s Ron Bogart, eked out a 5-4 win in an exciting, fast-moving contest between the best of the two divisions. “We should take those two teams on an exhibition schedule,” commented Lucan hockey booster Jim Freeman in discussing the game at the junior tour nament in Exeter over the week end. The game started out on an enthusiastic note due to some pre-public claims by coaches Bogart and Brian Abbey of Belmont over the apparent superiority of the two divisions. As it ended up, the north barely managed to fulfill Bogart’s claim as Ron Elliott of Mitchell drilled a shot from the point with 1:13 remaining to give the north the win. Bogart’s squad started out in high gear and opened up a 2-0 lead in the first on goals by Doug Anstett of Seaforth and Lucan’s Rick Freeman. Anstett picked up his second near the mid-way mark of the middle frame before the south hit the sheet. They whittled the lead to 3-2 at the end of the second on goals by John Killins of Belmont and Chuck Hindley of Port Stanley. The south evened the count at 3-3 at the 5:19 mark of the third on a goal by Belmont’s Jeff Thomas and he came back to give them a 4-3 margin at the 14:02 mark. However, the north put on the pressure and Paul Medd of the Irish scored the equalizer at the 16:18 mark, setting the stage for Elliott’s winning tally. HAWKS ARE RUNNER-UPS — The Exeter Hawks placed second in the Exeter Minor Hockey Association Junior “D" hockey tournament held on the weekend. Presenting the pennant to Hawks' captains Steve Jennison and Don McKellar was Exeter Mayor Derry Boyle. T-A photo Atoms lose in three overtimes The Exeter atoms made their second appearance at the Silver Stick tournament in Forest, Saturday, and went into the third overtime period before being sidelin ed by the second minor team from Sarnia. Neither team could find the range in regulation time and had the fans on the edge of the seats as they battled for the winner in the three sudden-death periods. Sarnia finally found the mark on a tally by David Pasker to settle the issue. JOHN MacDONALD Versatile Investments Inc. 190 Wortley Road, Suite 105 London, Ont. N6C 4Y7 Office Ph. 438-5386 Res. Ph. 438-2620 For Unregistered Monies - to keep pace with Inflation TEMPLETON GROWTH FUND Up 35% Jan. 78 to Oct. 78 ($10,000 invested Jan 64 to June 78 value would be $134,000) Industrial Growth Fund for RRSP, RHOSP's and Spousal RS) (Gain of 350% for period Mar. 68-Mar 78) Write or phone for an appointment in your home CCAT downs other team from Centralia In South Huron in termediate hockey league play Monday night, Cen- Hawks are most stars Five Hawks were mem bers of the all-star team chosen by Mayor Derry Boyle at the second annual junior “D” tournament in Exeter over the week end. Three of the Hawks were from Mitchell, the other two being from Exeter. *' Goalie Bob Ward was picked by Boyle for his play against Exeter in the final game, while the defensive pair elected-were Exeter’s Phil Knight and Wingham’s Bernie Haines. Knight picked up assists in Exeter’s games. The centre was Heinbuck, a minor midget from Mitchell. He scored two unassisted face-off goals against Exeter in the final and was the steadiest of the Mitchell players in their win over Wingham. Harold Davis, a former Exeter minor player from Fullarton, was chosen at left wing, while completing the team was Exeter’s Fred Mommersteeg at right wing. Despite the fact Mom mersteeg had been out of the lineup with a broken collar bone for the past four weeks, he paced the win over Belmont and was the Hawks inspirational leader both on and off the ice. BOWLING Wednesday Morning Ladies G. Beaver M. Skinner R. Berends B. Smith B. Elgie H. Kleinstiver Senior Citizens M. Sanders R. Broderick T. Yellow C. Hendy T. Walker L. Lamport Exeter Men's A J. Gage 698 R. Smith 708 L. Hodgins 708 B. Coleman 716 S. Burton 678 D. Brintnell 713 P. Durand 660 B. Reynolds 690 G. Wurm 596 B. Vandeworp 680 H. Holtzman 600 Men's Wednesday Ind. League 7 5 7 0 7 0 2 0 eight three Jay 505 493 469 435 545 533 344 302 274 304 271 270 OP SP SP C4 OB FL RO LE CB DA SU FL EX YW BS 8TH TR PE HI CC TC BB OR FA CH CH DN GT CF BL HR HP D. Brintnell 748 L. Christian 665 F. Wells 707 B. Hogg 615 B. Jones 681 M. Brintnell 631 D. Heywood 559 B. Ellyat 488 Mixed Friday S. Chappel 581 M. Koricina 491 B. Snell 558 B. Bier ling 645 W. Campbell 539 C. Murray 590 L. Webster 590 Mixed Sunday M. Barker 644 H. Roberts 524 L. Webber 621 B. Ditner 632 J. Gage 633 B. McGrath 554 Ladies Tuesday B. Hearn 444 M. Sweitzer 389 C. Moore 412 B. Sangster 456 V. Flynn 374 J. Cooper 356 D. Sevier 323 L. Webber 372 O. Essery 432 R. Eveland 404 K. Wallace 373 Huron Hope School C. Weston E. DeKorte M. Masse C. Proulx S. Hemingway Monday Afternoon B. Ellerington L. Lovell G. Busche T. Yellow T. Walker B. Elgie HD CG PP BB RO WR_____r_____ MM T. Hevwood 437 JS " ~ PK AH SP GR 5 2 2 5 2 7 0 7 0 7 0 5 2 2 5 4 3 3 7 0 5 2 5 2 50 57 57 72 57 41 54 58 41 29 31 69 62 59 55 51 42 29 25 54 25 34 79 65 58 58 53 49 62 41 58 52 91 55 64 61 51 37 73 27 49 7 7 0 0 3 3 4 3 3 7.71 4 71 0 15 123 104 91 71 68 Men 478 429 408 496 411 406 tralia College Saints downed the Centralia Marauders by a score of 6-3. In games tonight, Thurs day, the College club will be at Kettle Point and the Marauders will play host to the Hensall Sherwoods at the Huron Park arena at 8:30 p.m. Sunday night Centralia will be in Zurichi and the Saints will be in the same arena to take on the Buckeyes Monday night. In Monday’s contest, the Saints jumped into a 5-0 lead before the Marauders could find the scoreboard. Jim McCutcheon, Bobby Green and Brian Gilpin scored for CCAT in the first period and captain Glenn Weitzel and Cal McConnell registered early in the mid dle frame to up the score to 5-0. Chuck Ross was the first to score for the Marauders on an unassisted effort and Mark Cronyn added the se cond score on a three-way effort with Matt Muller and captain Ron Funston. Before the second period ended Murray Connolly counted for CCAT with assists going to Jim McCutcheon and Vince Hulsoph and Matt Muller registered for the Marauders. Assisting were Ron Funston and Pete Wuerth. The only goal of the third period came from the stick of Randy Funston of the Marauders. Providing assists were Rick Funston and Dick Lord. NITERS LEAD The Itchy Niters continue to hold down first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with a total of 56 points. The Doublers are in second spot two points back. The Winkers are in third place with 50 points to their credit, the Flying Highs have 46, DR’s 45 and Out of Space 44. Next are Sassenachs at 43 and Family Affair at 42. The CB’ers and Scotties are deadlocked at 38 points, the Sabres have 36 Outlaws 33, Nicky Tams 30, Canscotts and Shiphunters even at 29 and the Chances 27. Mike Gans has amassed the highest score for the men at 160 and Anna Romaniuk tops the ladies at 140. Walter Romaniuk has won 25 games and Barb Hearn has 21 wins to her credit. This week’s scorers were: Family Affair 5 - Winkers 0 Doublers 4 - Shiphunters 1 Itchy Niters 4 - Sabres 1 DR’s 3 - Outlaws 2 Nicky Tams 3 - Flying Highs 2 Out of Space 3 - Chances 2 Sassenachs 3 - Scotties 2 CB’ers 3 - Canscotts 2 Friday’s schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Shiphunters vs Winkers Chances vs Nicky Tams Flying High vs Out of Space Family Affair vs Doublers 9:30p.m. Outlaws vs Canscotts DR’s vs CBers Sassenachs vs Itchy Niters Scotties vs Sabres CORRECTION The 1 x 3" spruce® strapping adver tised in our current flyer, "Discount Dave's Truckload Sale", is 93" long, slightly less than eight feet as adver tised. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused to our customers. Stores in Exeter and Grand Bend Usual NIGHTTABLE -#100 I o WHHI LOTS OF FREE PARKING Fairway Road 3 STORE HOURS X MATTHEWS DESERT FLOWER DELIVERY AND CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE AT EXTRA COST 736-2151 235-1422 524-8321 238-2374 738-2221 396-3403 733-2341 744-6371 376-3181 674-5465 797-3245 296-499'1 768-1520 727-6001 734-1221 254-1143 KITCHENER WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR WEST Our Usual Cash & Carry 12.99 \ OWEH SOUND* * * Division O» J UMBER Colro Save 5.45 off our usual cash & carry price on the single wardroabe and 5.15 on the chest. KITCHENER -----U OWEN SOUND RIDGETOWN SOUTHAMPTON THEDFORD WEST LORNE WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR WEST MATTHEWS PLEASE NOTE Because many of the items for this sale have b5en specially purcba&ed. we reserve the right Io limit quantities Not all items are necessarily available at all branches All prices are cash & carry although Delivery and credit terms arc available at extra cost Amherstburg, Goderich, Kingsville, Owen Sound. West Lome. Harrow Ridgetown. Southampton MON -FRI 8 a rh • 5 30 p m , SATURDAY till 4pm Hwy 21 NOffh opposite the Sutton Perk Inn. Phone 396-3403 It 1—~~~ L-.-. Now you can give a deep- textured bold look to drab cracked ’ walls. Just add water and it's ready to use. All Prices Are Cash And Carry o vo Per Carton (30 Bricks) Covers Up To 6 Sq. Ft. ■I JI HOME CENTRES IN HARVEST HOME GOLD, HARVEST HOME BEIGE, ESSEX FAIR GREEN AND ESSEX FAIR BEIGE. Exeter, Thedford and Grand Bend open Mon Frt 8 am • 5 30 p m . Saturday till 1 p m 16 BRANCHES: AMHERSTBURG EXETER GODERICH GRAND BEND HARROW KINCARDINE KINGSVILLE KITCHENER Kitchener Out-of-town call tree 1 -800-265-8990 [nty b -c COUNTRY RUSTIC 4 Different Patterns From Which To Choose R-12 FRICTION FIT Comes in standard 15" x 48” size. Our usual cash and carry price 18‘/sq. ft. R-20 FRICTION FIT 6" thick, enough to cut your fuel bills sub stantially this winter. Our usual cash & carry 29«/sq. ft. t i —_i. ji EL Ul___LJI el—rj JLiJeSI HARBOR GRAY MON -THURS 8 A M -6 P M FRIDAY 8 A M -9 P M SATURDAYS till 5 30 PM MONDAY thru THURSDAY 8AM-5 30PM FRIDAY till 9PM SATURDAY till 5 30 PM KINCARDINE open Mon thru Sat 8 00 a m to 5 30p.m Vou. vis. M Maslsr Charge cards are as V rtAKuILA good as cash at all 16 of our branches. BEIGE, AZALEA RUST, MARIGOLD, MAYFLOWER GREEN AND POPRY RED. jt. Here's everything you could want in a beautiful carpet: a soft durable nylon loop in a choice of exciting colors with a foam rubber cushioned back that saves you the cost of buying expensive underpadding. And it’s priced now at < less than 6.50 a square yard! CUSTOM INSTALLATION by TRAINED INSTALLERS AVAILABLE AT EXTRA COST FULL SWING WITH A HOST OF SPECIAL PURCHASE VALUES Here’s a patterned carpet that will brighten any room... Most items for this big January Sale were bought in TRUCKLOAD quantities. A few items were bought in less than truckload quantities but nevertheless they were purchased in great numbers. We bought in volume so we could sell for less. A100% nylon level loop, treated with Du Pont’s famous ZE PEL carpet protector so it resists soil, cleans easier and looks bright and new longer. Save 3.30 BOOKCASE -#136 5-DRAWER CHEST NO. 105 Shines Without Waxing! 12”x12”- The Solarian floor you’ve always wanted...in convenient self-stick 12” x 12" tilles. Our usual cash & carry 99‘ each. SAFE FOR USE IN METAL FIREPLACES OR FRANKLIN STOVES Northland II Firelogs LOGS PER CARTON Take it from Discount Dave: "If you don't have adequate insulation here, you're losing heat and wasting money. Burns 2-3 hours with multi-color flame. less than 55*each (When Purchased In Carlon Lots) Shopping We bought 5 full truckloads to bring you extra value. ONLY .. FLINTKOTE DECORATIVE STUCCO Aluminum Step Ladder |9S8 k Here’s a quality ladder at a truly exceptional price! All Are 8-ft. Lengths! SMOKE Delivery And Credit Terms Available At Extra Cost T ju. J, ■ dlSCW SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 20,1979 “H ; i . jj, 589 Fairway Ro4d South near the Mall. Phone 744-6371 Jit ,1. On Highway 21 at Sprlngmount Corner. Phone 376-3181