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We've a Pickup
for Spring
1977 Dodge Va ton
Pickup, V-8, automatic,
power steering, radio,
bumper, chrome package,
approximately 16,000
miles. D156578 certified.
*4695
1976 Dodge 16 ton
Pickup, 6 cylinder, 3 speed,
' radio, bumper, Ziebarted,
15,220 miles, just used as a
car, mint condition, D3629
certified.
*3995
1976 Ford F350 Pickup, V-
8, 4 speed, power steering,
power brakes, radio,
bumper, 750 X 16 tires, ex
tra long box can be used
for camper or big payload!
Like new, DI 6231 certified.
*3995
1975 Dodge Wl'00 4X4,
4 wheel drive pickup, V-8,
automatic, power steering,
power brakes, radio, 2
tone, Michelin tires, 16,290
miles, perfect, C99787 cer
tified.
*5395
1975 Ford 7? ton Pickup,
V-8, automatic, power
steering, power brakes,
radio, 2 tone, chrome
package, bumper, 25,230
miles, excellent DI7618
certified.
*3495
Friday Mixed League
BB G. Bierling 649 3118
CO R. Cockwell616 5114
FA B. Bowerman 659 5113
CH L. Latulippe 671 2103
RR G. Alderdice 565 6 79
Rd R. GridzakOlO 4 62
AD J. Dougherty 467 1 48
Sunday Mixed League
CF R. Hippern 723 5116
BL G. Wilson 712 2 99
DN C. Smith 560 0 93
HR S. DeGrace603 4 88
GT D. Masnisa 633 7 76
SS B. McGrath 551 3 53
Men's Monday
SP R. Smith 758 7120
FL D. Brintnell 622 0 94
CB B. Jack 631 4 36
OB D. Campbell 645 3 82
DH B. Schade 663 5 50
SU H. Holtzman 71Q 2 91
C4 A. Finlayspn729 5136
RO G. Robinson720 2 88
HP M. Morneau 739 7 72
BR C. Murray 644 0106
Men's Wednesday
TB D. Brintnell 686 5 86
YW D. Gifford 681 2 66
PP J. McNair 670 5 31
8W O. Jacques 683 2 84
FL R. LaCourse 758 5 98
BO L. Stire 761 2121
BL R. Regier 831 5114
BS B. Hogg 681 2100
Ladies' Tuesday
GR D. McNair 544 7 56
HD C. Hockey 570 2114
CG L. Dietrich 496 2 49
PP C. Moore 626 7116
BB B. Sangster 654 5121
RO V. Flynn 618 0 55
SP I. Browning 547 5 76
PO M. Lee 571 5 67
MM V. Lindenfield 585 2124
JS M. Deline 496 2 44
PK L. Webber 601 0 90
AH G. Bierling 592 5113
Wednesday Morning Ladies
A. Wilson 579
E. Deitz 578
D. Munroe 527
M. Skinner 493
R. Berends 56Q
V. Hay 451
D. Kipfer 467
L. Snell 442
Senior Citizens
E. Poore 358
T. Yellow 330
M. Sanders 295
M. McKnight 293
R. Broder ich 280
Lucan Ladies'
SP M. Murphy 644123
IS H. Eaton 715105
CO E. Burt 659102
DM L. Dickson 670 95
FS P. Davis 632 92
RP P. MacDonald 527 75
HH H. Hardy 620 70
RO M. Carter 605 55
CC A. Groenewegen 570 50
LO A. Glenn 530 48
CA M. Hardy 580 38
HT A. Holden 649 29
1974 Chev 16 ton Pickup,
V-8, 3 speed, bumper, 41,-
000 miles D1743 certified.
*2695
1973 Chev and GMC
Pickups, various equip
ment, Licence D1475,
DI8983, DI7213, As is
from
*1195
1965 Dodge 16 ton
Pickup, 6 cylinder, 3 speed,
radio, runs good but needs
a brake job. DI550 as is.
*395
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REPEATS — Phil Knight of
the Exeter hawks has been
named bast defenceman in
the Western Junior VVD"
league for the second year in
succession. His rink-long
dashes have featured his
play in the league, while his
size prompts many opposing
forwards to get rid of the
Cuck as they near the Exeter
lueline. Phil scored the win
ning goal against/Aitchell on
Friday and was tied for the
top scoring output in that
series with two goals and six
assists.
Rec playoffs
now underway
Algoma Tire scored a 3-1
victory over Pfaff Electric in
the first game of the Exeter
and district Rec hockey
league playoffs Tuesday
night.
The second game of the .
best-of-three series will be
played tonight, Thursday.
Les Pines and MacLean-
Passmore meet’ in another
first round playoff tonight.
The Guess Who and Team
No. 6 meet in the other
quarter final. The first two
contests will be played
Tuesday at 9.30 p.m. and
Thursday March 30 at 9 p.m.
Pfaff Electric wound up in
first place in the regular
standings with 34 points, one
more than the runnerup club
Algoma Tire. Les Pines was
second with 27 points and
MacLean-Passmore Tvas
fourth with 12 points. Team 6
was next with 10 points and
Guess Who completed the
standings with two points.
The regular schedule
ended Thursday with Les
Pines downing Algoma Tire
by a score of 9-4 and Team 6
blasted MacLean-Passmore
7-1.
In Tuesday’s first playoff
game, Pete McFalls, Bob
McDonald and Toni
McDonald each scored one
goal to lead the Algoma Tire
scoring.
The lone reply for Pfaff
Electric came from the stick
of Randy Gilfillan.
Bantam Il's
get first win
The Exeter bantam II
squad posted their first win
in the Strathroy Olympics,
Wednesday, pounding Both
well by a 12-1 margin. The
team also has a tie in four
outings.
Mark Vandergunst paced
the attack in the scoring
spree as he registered a hat
trick. Rob DeKoker, Mike
Murray and Scott Pincombe
fired a pair of tallies each,
while singles came off the
sticks of Trevor Boyle,
Scott Batten and Alan
Hodgert,
On Tuesday, the locals
dropped a 2-0 count to
Glencoe.
In their opener in the
Strathroy tournament,
Saturday, the locals watched
Strathroy score two goals in
the last minute and 15
seconds to record a 4-4 tie.
Trevor Boyle started
Exeter off on the right foot in
the first minute of the game,
and after Strathroy came
back with two tallies, Exeter
moved ahead by a 4-2 count.
The final three goals for the
locals came off the sticks of
Rob DeKoker, Mike Clark
and Steve Prout.
Playing against Byron on
Monday, Exeter II dropped a
3-0 verdict, allowing their
opposition two goals in the
first and an insurance
marker in the final minute of
the third.
In a weekend series with
Trenton, Michigan, the
locals dropped a 6-4 verdict
on Saturday and were
drubbed 9-4 in Sunday’s
contest.
Scoring for Exeter in the
first encounter were Mike
Clark, Mark Vandergunst,
Jim Siddall and Alan
Hodgert.
Vandergunst had a pair in
Sunday’s loss, while singles
came off the sticks of Trevor
Boyle and Steve Riddell.
The Exeter lads hosted
their Michigan counterparts
overnight, while the parents
got together for a social
evening at the Riverview
Estates recreation centre.
QUICKLY DISAPPEARED — This cake, decorated by Alberta Gregson to mark the weekend exchange between Trenton,
Michigan and Exeter bantom II players, was quickly devoured following Sunday's action between the two teams at the rec cen
tre. Shown with the delicacy are Steve Riddell and Mike Clark of Exeter and Chuck Sattler and Jammie Plemmens of Tren
ton. Staff photo
Times-Advpcate, March 23, 1978
Plan resort soccer
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The Grand Bend soccer
club is planning to operate
teams at all levels this
season from minor squirt to
senior.
Registration is open to new
and experienced players of
all ages from Grand Bend
and surrounding areas.
The club will hold two pre
season registration days,
The first sign-on date is in
downtown Grand Bend at the
Canadian Legion Hall
between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
on Saturday, March 25.
The following Saturday,
April 1, will see a further
registration session at the
Alhambra Hall in Bosanquet
Township, again between 10
a.m. and 1 p.m.
Anyone requiring further
information should contact
Ed Mommersteeg in Grand
Human love knows no cau
tion. Divine love knows no
afterthought.
Bantams win three at Strathroy,
in contention for Olympic gold
The Exeter bantam entry
remained in the running for
the gold medal at the
Shamrock Olympics this
week as they posted three
wins and a tie in their first of
seven games.
The tie came Wednesday
morning against Mooretown,
a team which had beaten the
locals by one goal on two
occasions in other tour
naments.
Exeter gained the 1-1 split
on a goal by Bill Glover
In their Saturday opener
against the home squad from
Strathroy, the locals
rebounded from a 2-1 deficit
early in the contest to post a
4-2 victory,
Ed Willis sandwiched a
goal in between the two
Strathroy markers and then
Exeter potted three in a row
to cap the win.
The other markers were
fired by Dave Jackson, Pete
Tuckey and Wayne Smith.
Dave Bell assisted on two of
the four goals.
Under the guidance of
Clarence Boyle, Exeter
posted a 4-0 win over
Atom all stars beat
novice in exhibition
Parkhill in Monday’s action.
It was Boyle’s first ap
pearance behind a players’
bench in 15 years.
Dave Underwood gave
Exeter an early lead in the
contest and the locals
rammed in three more in the
third as Rich Fletcher posted
the shutbut,
Bill Glover scored two of
Exeter’s final three goals
with the other being
registered by Rick Lin
denfield. Pete Tuckey helped
on two of the markers.
On Tuesday Exeter potted
two goals into an empty net
in the final minute to post a 4-
1 verdict over Glencoe.
They scored twice in the
second frame with Wayne
Smith and Dave Jackson
blinking the light, but
Glencoe counted one in the
third to set the stage for the.
final minute try at evening
the count by pulling their
goalie.
Bill Glover hit the net on
the first attempt and Dave
Bell added another in the
final seconds.
The Exeter atom
houseleague all-stars beat
the local novice team by a 3-0
margin in an exhibition
contest at the rec centre
Sunday.
Both teams were
preparing for tournaments
this week. The novice will
play in Lis towel and the
houseleague atoms will be
performing in Seaforth,
Marty Taylor paced
Sunday’s win for the older
lads,'scoring a pair of goals
and assisting on the third
which was registered by Ken
Boersma. * -r
Dean Murray also drew an
assist on the Boersma tally.
Four Hawks share
playoff scoring
Four players led the
Exeter Hawks in the scoring
department in their recent
six game series against the
Mitchell Hawks.
Defenceman Phil Knight
and forwards Brian Taylor,
Matt Muller and Fred
Mommersteeg each ac
cumulated eight points.
Muller was the top goal
getter with five successful
shots while Knight and
Taylor along with Ken
Pinder collected a half dozen
assists each.
Matt Miller scored four
goals in one game and
counted twice while his team
was enjoying a power play
advantage.
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