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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-11-16, Page 18Times-Advocate, November 16, 197$ 2-door, BEST IN HURON-PERTH — A number of trophies for top performances were presented at Saturday s annual banquet of the Huron-Perth intermediate baseball league. Above, vice-president Percy Bedard presents the best pitcher award to Jim s3500 Jefs continue to have trouble with Perths in Continental loop!199S s1995 S179S Guenther of the Dqshwood Tigers while Doc Miller of Clinton accepts the home run trophy from president Bob Hoffman. Staff photo 1977 DODGE ROYAL copper metallic, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, white walls, wheel covers, body moldings, AM radio, other extras. One owner, a sharp car. Licence MBD018. 1976 FORD LTD Brougham 4- door, creme with tan vinyl roof, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, automatic air con­ ditioning, AM/FM stereo, split bench seat, many other extras. A one owner car in like new condi­ tion. 1975 FORD CUSTOM 500 2- door, medium green metallic, V-8, c somatic, power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls and wheel covers. Very good transportation. Licence JCN099. 1975 FORD CUSTOM 500 4- door, dark blue metallic, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, whitewalls, wheel discs. A real fine one owner car. Licence JFN573. 1975 TORINO 4-door sedan, dark green, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, other extras. Very clean throughout, one owner. 1974 FORD CUSTOM 500 2- door, new copper finish, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, other extras. One owner, good transportation. Licence NOY848. REAL VALUE on Five A-l Used Curs $1295 LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer The luck of the Lucan- Ilderton Jets against the Stratford Perths in the OHA Continental Senior league hasn’t change any from previous years. The Jets were not able to make any progress this week as they dropped two decisions to the Perths. The L-I club was eliminated by Stratford in last year’s playoffs. Wednesday night in Strat­ ford the Perths waltzed away with an 8-2 victory and on Ilderton arena ice Friday evening triumphed by a score of 5-2. This week the Jets will be in action on three occasions. They were in Chatham last night, Wednesday, they will travel to Woodstock Friday night and will be back home at the Ilderton arena Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m, to take on the same Chatham King Grain Maroons. Daer injured Jets goalie Lome Daer who turned in a couple of ex­ cellent performances a week ago was injured in the second period against Strat­ ford. Friday and was replac­ ed by Murray Jamieson. Goals by Randy Miller and Dave Ferrede in the third period gave Stratford enough to win 5-2. Ferrede’s goal came while the Jets were attempting to score on a power play. The only goal of the first period came from the stick of Stratford’s Jim Betts-. In the second period each team was able to fire two successful shots. Former St. iMarys Lincoln Dan Seguin notched both Stratford markers. Dave Revington held the same honours for the L-I club. Revington registered at 15:59 with assists going to Ed Robb and Scott Graham and he put the puck past Dennis Thorpe in the Strat­ ford nets less than three minutes later on a play started by Tom Hodgins. Stay even early In Stratford Wednesday night, the Jets were able to keep on even terms with the Perths for most of the first half of the game. Mike Anstett was the only first period marksman ■ to put the Perths ahead 1-0. College team gets a point in SH league Ed Robb converted a pass from Ed Parkinson at the 59 second mark of the second period to even the score on a temporary basis. Randy Miller, Tim Heinbuch and Dave Ferrede scored later in the middle frame to give Stratford a commanding lead. .Ed Parkinson counted the second and final L-I goal at 10:22 of the closing period on passes from Barry Baynham and Brian Murphy. In the third period the Perths scored four times to complete the rout. Randy Miller scored twice while single scores were fired by Dave Ferrede and Graham Snyder. Murray Jamieson was in goal for the Jets and faced a total of 63 shots from the Perths while his team­ mates could manage only 30 shots at Dennis Thorpe in the Stratford nets. Lucan rec hockey loop In this week’s Lucan Rec League hockey games yellow and green tied at 3-3 and in a high scoring game. The reds defeated the blues 10-7. Jeff Park and Mike Wraith scored early in the game for the yellows, who looked like they were going to walk away with the game until Don Murray and Gary Miller scored consecutive goals to even the count. With three minutes left to play Jim Hodgins scored for the yellows which set the stage for Tom Hardy’s tying goal with 34 seconds remaining in the game. In the second game the blues came out skating and established an early 5-2 lead over the reds, The quick start seemed to show that the blues were on their way to their first victory but the reds fought back to a 6-6 tie at the end of the second period. In the third period Daryl Wheat, Bev Chapman and Pete Martin scored for the reds before Chris Mouratzen scored a short-handed goal and his fourth of the game for the blues to make the score 9-7. Jim Thomas then scored a goal to finish the scoring. Also scoring for the reds were Brad Taylor with two and Pete Martin adding two others and Daryl Wheat adding one other beside their third period goals and George Ewer with one. Scoring for the blues besides Mouratzen’s four goals were Pete Butler with two and Don Lankin one. In the first game the three stars were Gary Miller, Gary Revington and Mike Wraith. In the second game Chris Mouratzen, Pete Martin and Brad Taylor were awarded the three stars. Brad Taylor leads the scorers with 14 goals and 19 points, followed by Mike Wraith with 13, Gord Moon has 10 and Chris Mouratzen, Don Murray, Bill Boshart and Ron Keys nine each. EXETER Final Instalment of Taxes Doe NOVEMBER 30, 1978 tPVHB Come See Our New J ifc ■ ft J ELECTRIC TRAINS During Midnight Madness LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ************* Of Course...We Hove A Full Line of Tropical Fish And Pet Supplies PAT S PET SHOP 350 Main St. 235-1951 with an r TIME COMPARISON CHART awasaki ■ -C Rolled rib roast (5 lbs.) Baked potatoes (4) Turkey (12 lbs.) Bacon (3 strips) Sloppy Joes (4) Can of Soup Scrambled eggs (2) Frozen TV Dinners A TWO POINTER — Dave bell runs the ball into the Goderich end zone for a two point convert on South Huron s only touchdown in Saturday's loss to Goderich. T-A photo are tied at Western Jacket White "Hot Shot Suit' Invader Boots Snowmobile Engine Or Goggles/Replacement Lens Ht-Too Boots MT. CARMEL ■Mi QB?—»Mi WIN SECOND DRAW — The foursome of curlers shown above won the second draw of the Exeter curling club open­ ing mixed bonspiel, Back, left, Doris Hackney and Al Beofiie. Front, Sharon O'Toole and Rena McLean. Photo by Reg McDdndld SNOWMOBILE Mon, * Sat. 10-10 Sun. Noon - 6 ABOLISH vtt^iivut ■nJL 1 Cl AVVRV oil Av EiXll XDJLiXuL/ 1 ±T.WXU\JJLVJLJli MICROWAVE OVEN In two South Huron in­ termediate hockey league play this week, the Centralia College Saints played a 5-5 tie with the Kettle Point and lost 6-3 to the Parkhill Merchants. ’* The College team will be in Hensall tonight, Thursday and Monday they will meet the Grand Bend Colonials in Zurich. Kettle Point took a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Gary Jackson, Allan Bressette and Mark George. Brian Gilpin registered for CCAT on passes from Rick Vanos and Dave Ward. The Saints bounced back in the middle period and out- scored the opposition three goals to one. Wayne Chalmers notched the first goal on an un­ assisted effort before Kettle Point scored again. Late in the period, Don Kneeshaw converted a pass from Harry Hulman and Wayne Chalmers registered on a pass from Brian Gilpin to tie the score at 4-4. In the third period, Wayne Nahmabin chalked up the fifth Kettle Point marker before Wayne Chalmers fired his third goal of the game to knot the count again,- assisting were Brian Gilpin and Rick Vanos. In the second game, Parkhill jumped into a 3-2 first period lead and were never headed. Brian Gilpin scored the first College goal on a three- way effort with Rick Vanos and Dave Ward. Next came a successful shot by John Nyenhuis on passes from Dan Kneeshaw and Kyle Pedersen. The first period Parkhill goals came from the sticks of Ernie Schlegel, Ron Lockhart and Rob Thoman. Gary McLeod and Ron Lockhart hit for Parkhill in the middle period while Rick Vanos replied for CCAT with assists going to Dave Ward and Brian Gilpin. The only third period goal was fired by Dan Lagerwerf for Parkhill, CLOTHING Warm, rugged and good looking is the best way to describe our Kawasaki snowmobile clothing and accessories. 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