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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-03-30, Page 11ADVERTISING The shortest route to business profits S~~---------------- South Huron Recreation Centre ACTIVITIES HEAVY GOING Ron Bilcke (3) and Phil Knight’(2) move out some Belmont players after they converged on Hawks goalie Steve Beer in Belmont last week. Moving in f.rom the right are Brian Mercer and Brion Penhale, but they weren't needed as the two rugged defencemen had things under control. T-A photo Win silver at Strathroy Heading in all directions Times-Advocate, March 30, 1978 Harness horses on the move Public Skating Ksi5>W April 1st Cancelled April 2nd 1-3 p.m. April 5th 4-5 p.m.Bantams add to medal collection J Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER New York City The Exeter bantams added to their medal collection this week when they skated off with the silver medals in the annual Strathroy Olympics. They ended the event with four wins, two ties and one loss, the latter to gold medal winning Stoneybrook. This season, the bantams won the silver medal in the Ilderton tournament and copped the Shamrock gold medals. In their confrontation with Stoneybrook, Thursday, the Legion bantams were clipped by a 3-0 count. The London entry went through the tournament undefeated. In Friday’s game, the locals were held to a 1-1 tie with Forest in one of the more exciting tilts on the agenda. Forest took a lead in the first period and the equalizer was fired home by Kevin Parsons, on with Dave Newton, in the second. Playing their final tour­ nament game, Saturday, Exeter went out in style with a 6-0 shutout victory over Huron East. Rick Lindenfield paced the attack with two goals and one assist, while single tallies were registered by Dave Newton, Pete Tuckey, Dave Bell and Tom Coates. Goaltender Rick Fletcher ended the tournament in a tie with the Mooretown net- minder for top goalie in the bantam division. He, along with Rick Lindenfield and Dave Bell, were chosen to play in Sunday’s all star game. Spring is the time for contingent of pacers and changes and a number of area harness horse owners and drivers are no exception. Crediton area horseman Jim Wallace will be * heading north in about week for summer racing at Sudbury. Wallace reported Sunday (hat he was waiting for confirmation of stable ac­ commodation at the nor­ thern Ontario track and would then head north with eight horses. When the London spring meet ends June 26, Wallace will be taking off for more pacers north, It will be the fifth year in succession for Wallace at Sudbury Downs. He was the leading driver in 1975. Exeter native Jack Darling who has been steadily increasing his modest stable will be heading south of the border in the near future. Darling will take his trotters to Buffalo when the track there opens April 15. Darling was the leading dash winner at the New York track last year. Many of his victories were chalked up by Terry Herbert. Another up and coming young trainer is Dennis Morrissey of Crediton. Morrissey currently has his stable split between Western Fair Raceway and Mohawk with one pacer Failsafe Lobel racing at Meadowlands, Other area trainers and drivers such as Andy„and Ken Hardy of Lucan will be coming back to London when the winter Windsor meet comes to a close April 8. LADIES CURLING Busche 9 — Becker 5 Simmons 13 — Marshall 2 Laithwaite 12 — Hodgert : Boyle 8 — Parsons 6 Burton 7 — Hackney 3 Moffatt 6 — Pfaff 4 Grey 15 — McDowell 1 Lovell 11— Mickle 6 Davison 14 — Coleman 5 Learn 9 — McDonald 3 Cancer can be beaten 3 I Come And See Exeter's Best Selection of SKATE Several Models To Choose From < ■ djb gg PRICED FROM I V Novice club beaten at Listowel tourney The Exeter novice failed in • Marys crew. their attempt to bring home any silverware from the annual Listowel tournament, Saturday, although they gave it a fighting try. The locals outclassed in falling victim verdict to a were badly the opener, by an 11-1 powerful St. Lady in New York City got herself a reputation for dangerous driving — before she even got her license. Driving across a shopping center parking lot to pick up her husband, she managed to hit seven cars. (And with just a learner's permit, she was uninsured!) * * -> Protect your car's battery from dirt, grease, and corrosion, which can cause abnor­ mal resistance, battery­ case erosion, and elec­ trolyte leakage. + * * Fouled spark plugs may cause an engine to miss or skip when accelerating. Hove the plugs checked. * X- X- . 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CHECK BATTERY, DISTRIBUTOR, IGNITION, TIMING, CARBURETOR, FUEL SYSTEM COOLING SYSTEM, AIR CLEANER, COMPRESSION Hawks — Continued from Page 10 games in the OHA final. All the games in the series have been decided by one or two goals with the exception of a 12-4 win posted by the Siskins in the second en­ counter with the Brantford area team. The other semi-final series is also expected to get un­ derway this weekend. One of the competitors will be Wingham, a team which the Hawks beat early in the season in an exhibition game. They’ll face either Haliburton or Lakefield. The Exeter contingent at Monday’s game in Stayner were cheering for the Siskins, for the basic reason of forcing a seventh game and giving some of the in­ jured Hawks tim6- to recuperate after the Belmont series. Only Steve Jennison and Fred Mommersteeg missed Tuesday night’s practise, but both are expected to be back in the lineup for. Sunday’s opener. 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