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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-01-19, Page 11personally Selected | GUARANTEED USED CARS 1^77 VOLARE — Station Wpgon Yith economical six cylinder engine, automatic transmisslcn, power steering, p<?wer brekes and radio. Lie. # Two clubs tied for playoff spot Jets defeat and tie Perths KUX 375 1978 PRICE 4695 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME-— two door hardtop with ecommical 260 V-8 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio an| attractive vinyl in terior. Lie.# MPO 126. 978 PRICE 4795 1977 PCNTIAC PARISIENNE — two toor hardtop with all the popilar features. Driven personal by George Dobbs. Lie. # LBF848 1978 PRICE ’4995 1976 FJRY — four door salon with 31) V-8 engine, automatic, power .-leering, radio, vinyl roof and cudom velour interior. Lie. # KAL34T 1978 PRICE ’4200 1976FIAT — model 128 with front wheel drive, custom radio. Only 14,000 miles. Lie. # KUB 798 1978 PRICE ’2495 1971 FURY — four door sedan with economical six cylinder engiiie, automatic transmission, power brakes and radio. Only 35,000 miles. Lie. # HNC 837 1978 PRICE ’2995 The Lucan-Ilderton Jets won only one of four Ontario Hockey Association Con tinental Senior league games this week, but it proved to be very important. The week started off dismally for the Jets as they lost 8*3 to Woodstock, Wednesday night and were on the short end of a 5-2 count to the Preston Jesters, Friday. Things changed Sunday afternoon as the Jets edged the Stratford Perths 5-4 in overtime The Sunday victory over Stratford put the two teams into a tie for the last playoff position. The same two clubs met again in Stratford Tuesday night but the deadlock continues as the game ended in a 4-4 overtime tie. The schedule this week for the Jets calls for only two games. They will be at home at the Ilderton arena Friday night at 8.15 p.m. to the Woodstock Royals and Sunday afternoon they travel to Durham to meet the Huskies at 2 p.m. Lots of shots In Tuesday’s tie contest, the Jets held a good edge in shots on goal over their Stratford opposition. They outshot the Perths 57 to 39 with 13 coming in the 10 minute overtime session. The Jets held a 2-1 lead after the first period on goals by Gary Fera and Ron Tyler while Randy Miller replied for the Perths. Tyler who was up to the L-I club from the Strathroy Blades junior team hit on a screen slap shot with the assist going to Barry Baynham. Ray Love and Baynham provided the assists for Fera’s score which came on a power play. Each team scored one goal in the middle frame. Mitch Kennedy was the Stratford marksman and Gary Fera hit for the Jets on passes from Ray Love and Brian Murphy. In the third period, Ed Robb counted for the Jets with assists going to Brian Murphy and Gary Fera. Randy Miller and Brian Dundas scored for the Perths to send the game into overtime. LTD Phone 235-1 800 Evenings 235-1130 BEST HP GIRL — Stars were named for each team in Sun day's five game minor hockey series between Huron Park and Royal Oak, Michigan. Above, Andy McIntyre presents an award to Yvonne Wells of the Huron Park girls team. Don't ILDERTON ARENA OHA Sr Continental I Woodstock Royals vs Lucan-Ilderton Jets Friday, January 20 8:15 p.m. Wraith-Storey Hardware and Darling's Food Markets are Jets Supporters. I HOCKEY AT HP Minor hockey teams from Royal Oak, Michigan scored a clean sweep in a five game exhibition series against their counterparts from Huron Park over the weekend. The Royal Oak clubs scored two shutouts. They were 12-0 in novice and 8-0 in the atom category. The Michigan girls won their contest 4-2; the pee wees won by an 8-1 score and the bantams scored a close 4-3 decision. In the closest game of the five, Richard Lather scored two goals to lead the Huron Park bantam scoring attack. Both came on unassisted efforts. The other HP successful shot was fired by Steve O’Neill on a three-way combination with Terry Hodgins and Richard Lather. The only Huron Park goal in the 8-1 pee wee loss to the Michigan club was scored by Tony Jones with assists going to Glenn Lessard and George Tomes with only 55 seconds left in the game. The , shot by Tomes hit the goal post and Jones popped the rebound into the net. In the girls game, Huron Park took an early lead but the Michigan gals came roaring back with three unanswered goals to pull out. the victory. Carolyn Riley fired the first Huron Park goal with . assists going to Yvonne Wells and Debbie Lightfoot. The second successful shot was fired by Yvonne Wells with assists going to Barb Swartz and Carolyn Riley. Short Overtime Sunday’s win for the Jets over the Perths in overtime came very quickly in the extra session. Only 27 seconds had elapsed when Gary Fera scored to send the Lucan- Ilderton fans home happy. Terry Johnston did a lot of digging in the corner to get the puck to Fera for the winning shot. Brian Murphy also assisted. The game appeared to be won for the Jets in regulation time, but, Stratford came up with their fourth and tying goal with only 17 seconds to go. The Perths took a 3-1 lead in the first period on goals by Brian Dundas, Wayne Hurtle and Randy Miller. The lone first period marker for the Jets was fired by Ed Robb on a three-way effort with Jamie Robb and playing coach Jack Chipchase. Brian Murphy chalked up the only goal of the second period to cut the Stratford lead to a single goal. Murphy was at the side of the Stratford net at 14.15 to poke the puck past goalie Dennis Thorpe. Gary Fera and Steve Proctor picked up assists. The Jets tied the score at 3- 3 at 3.18 of the third period as Terry Johnston blinked the red light. Assisting was Jamie Robb. Ed Robb notched what appeared to be the game i winning goal at 14.22 when he pounced on his own rebound. Jamie Robb and Terry Johnston also assisted. With the Jets victory virtually in the bag, Brian Dundas grabbed the puck from a face-off in the L-I end and beat John Robertson on the short side to sent the game into overtime. Face Early Deficit In Friday’s loss to Preston, the Jets found themselves behind 4-0 by the end of the second period. Terry Gregory scored twice for the Jesters with single goals going to Jim Springall and Randy King. Scott Graham broke the scoring famine for the Jets at 7.49 of the third frame as . he tipped in a shot from the point by Ken McCutcheon. Jim Springall scored again for Preston and Scott Graham added the last Jets marker with assists going to Terry Johnston and Ian McTavish. Stay in Contention Despite an 8-3 loss to Woodstock Wednesday, the Jets stayed in contention until well into the third period. Although the Royals led 4-2 at the end of 40 minutes of play, the Jets outplayed their opposition and were still in the game until the fifth Woodstock goal was fired at 12.52 of the final session. The Jets were able to score one goal in each period. Jamie Robb was the first period L-I marksman with assists going to Ed Robb and Barry Baynham. In the second period, Brian Murphy drilled a hard 25 foot shot past Jim Brown in the nets for the Royals on an unassisted effort. Gary Fera Completed the Jets scoring in the third period as he was successful on a play started by Brian Murphy and Ray Love. Don Jones led the Wood- stock scoring attack with a two goal effort while single goals were carded by Ted Brown, Dave McLaren, Gene McLaren, Ted Long, Doug MacFarlane and Ray Tilley. List players on house league teams SAVE $ $ DURING OUR PRE INVENTORY 1 * " " 9Q% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE (EXCEPT CB RADIOS) CORD'S TROPHIES & ENGRAVINGS 3<2 Main St.F in-......Exeter 235-2261 Times-Advocate, January 19, 1978 BEAT THE WINTER BLUES! NOVICE WINNER — Steve Watson won the most valuable player award for the Huron Park novice team as they met Royal Oak, Michigan in a weekend series. The presentation was made by Jack O'Neill. JOIN A FITNESS OR SWIM CLASS AT VANASTRA CENTRE WINTER PROGRAM 1978 January 23rd to April 1 st SWIM CLASSES RED CROSS LEADERS R.L.S.S. BRONZE SCUBA PARENT & TOT KINDER GYM SWIM YOGA POOL AND HEALTH SPA MEMBERSHIP LADIES MEN LADIES CO-ED Registration January 16 to 21st, 1978 If you need a brochure or further information call 482-3544. HEALTH SPA GYMNASTICS GYM SWIM Prices slashedWINS PEE WEE AWARD — The most valuable player on the Huron Park pee wees during a weekend series with Royal Oak, Michigan was George Tomes. He received his award from Bob Lawrence. Saturdays first action in Exeter houseleague play took place between the two atoms teams after a hard practise. The two teams were made up from the players on the ice, team number 2 Conklin Lumber and team number 1 Cowans B.P. These two teams had a fast exciting game going from end to end with Steve Pym and John Osgood providing excellent goal tending to provide a score of 1-1 with Conklin Lumber’s goal scored by Terry • Zachar, Cowans B.P. marker by Gary McDonald. Those playing on Conklin/ Lumber number 2 team consists of: Steve Pym, Ken Boersma, Tim Bender., Gib Dow, Dennis Murray, Jamie Haines, Dean Murray, Jim Fletcher, Scott Baptist, Jeff Frances, and Terry Zachar. Those playing on Cowans B.P. number 1 consists of: DavidBalsdon,Marty Taylor, Tim Campbell, Trevor Blue, Bob Simms, Gary McDonald, Jeff Wareham, Gordon Austin, Richard Brasser, Mark Penhale, and Marty Francis. The pee wee bantam ac tion was as exciting as the earlier game with a little more scoring. The score was Elaine’s Coffee Shop 4, Avco 3. Elaine’s Coffee Shop goals were scored by Mark Stephens from Alex Osgood, the rest of the scoring was handled by Alex Irvin scoring two unassisted goals, with help going to Tim Bender on Alex’s third goal. Avco’s scoring was\ helped along by a three point game by Ed Cosman, two goals and one assist on Dale Jones’goal, also assisting on the goal was Jack Smitts. Those playing on Elaine’s Coffee Shop team consist of: John Osgood, Doug Cooper, Steve Coates, Ernie Szabo, Tim Bender, Alex Irvine, Kevin Heather, Alex Osgood, Steve Francis, Terry Bender, and Mark Stephens. Those playing on Avco team consist of: Paul Cooper, Gary Harvey, Jeff Taylor, Calvin Stanlake, Jeff Van Haarlem, Chris Authier, Jack Smitts, Ed. Cosman, Dale Jones, Dennis Pym, and Tim Robinson. The Atom teams are to report at 9:00 a.m. every week. 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