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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-24, Page 9Plymouth 1(1101S1.11t Dodge rSALFSiSEFNICE 1FICWIPSON-WARNER Open 7 days "Rico People to Deed Wide GRAND BEND 2382391 War Thompson Warner Introduction 1980 Special Your New Car the best time for • Brand new 1980 Volare 2 door Look at what you get! 3 optional super six engine 3 automatic trans. I"' power steering v' front disc brakes 3 electric rear defroster P" electronic ignition P" front torsion bar suspension 3 front anti sway bar 3 radial ply white wall tires v" bumper guards front and rear I," deluxe wheel covers 3 body side mouldings V accent body stripes 3 cloth and vinyl seats v' carpeting front and rear v" 3 year anti corrosion warranty v" chrome mouldings your choice of colour and trim Limited time special Order yours to-day Or lease for only 1120 per month Offer expires Oct. 31/79 Lease price shown is based on 48 month lease and 80,000 free kilometres. Registration fee and provin- cial sales tax extra. Sale price include all options listed but excludes license plate and handling. 1.• P1163 \ 238-2391 Open Saturday and Sundays Mon. .to Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 12 Sunday 12 toy '5795 • Lucan, playing at home, forced a third and final game for the Ausable soccer B championship by defeating Exeter Centennials 2-1 in overtime, Sunday. The score was drawn 1-1 after 90 minutes regular time, and the clubs played additional time of two 15- minute halves to resolve it. Exeter had led the three- game points final by taking the first match 4-0 at Can- ner's field last Sunday. The tie goals were scored within a minute of each other in the first half of the full game. Lucan's Pete Bakker hit in a long shot at 24 minutes. The reply to it came one minute later when Exeter's Al Hern tipped in a relay by Mike Janyu of a corner-kick from Centennial centre-forward Martin DeBruyn. Lucan opened at two minutes of the first overtime half with a header from Bob Andrews. Then, at 10 minutes, Exeter's Martin DeBruyn hit a direct free- kick over a defensive wall and into the Lucan net with a perfect chip shot. But Jeff Craigmile finally put it away for Lucan with a score of six minutes of the second overtime half. The Centennials began strongly and, except for a Caughy wins Claybird test Jim Caughy scored 35 out of a possible 50 to lead the hand gun shooters at the claybird gun club, Saturday afternoon. Larry Mason was next with 29, Gord Smith scored 19, Claire Hoffman 13 and Don Averill five. The claybird club is sponsoring a turkey shoot Sunday, October 28 at 1 p.m. at the club grounds located two miles and a half west of Exeter on Highway 83 and a half-mile north. The shoot is open to everyone with shotguns, high power rifles, black powder rifles and 22's, TWO MORE McCURDY WINNERS — Taking the senior boys and intermediate girls team titles in the retest area elem- entary school cross country meet were teams from J.A.D, McCurdy at Huron Park. Back, left, senior boys Glenn Osborne, Gerry Grubbe, Derek Hippern, Mike Walden and Scott Merrylees. Absent was Gary Reeder. Front intermediate girls Bonnie Kooy, Arlene Johnson, Jody Mills, Sherry Sauder, Stefanie Jones and Juno Studerus. T-A photo Beat Cambridge in overtime Jets gain Continental split country The senior girls failed in their bid to ban their sixth straight H-P title. They placed third and will con- tinue to WOSSA, Dorothy Van Esbroeck easily won her second straight individual cham- pionship, Completing the team were Sarah McClure, Sharon Rundle, Susan Fleming, Catherine Pat- terson and Lisa Hamather. While the midget boys finished sixth as a team Steve Creces was tenth and showed excellent potential. Other team members were John Van Esbroeck, Don Reid and John Peters. "Check These Super Buys" 76 CHEV IMPALA 2 door 8 cyl. automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, electric rear window. Lic. 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The league leaders have 26 points while the Outlaws are in second with 23 points. The Sassenachs and Evil Eyes are deadlocked with 21 points and the Family Affair has 20 and the Doublers 19, The Scotties come next at 18, Out of Space and Chances have 17, Itchy Niters, Nicky Tams and Dr's 16, Rowdy Ones 15, Shiphunters 14, CB'ers 11 and Canscotts 10, TVs week's scores were: Scotties 4 - Out of Space 1 Winkers 4- Canscotts 1 Evil Eyes 4 - Itchy Niters 1 Outlaws 4 Nicky Tams 1 Rowdy Ones 3 - Family Affair 2 Doublers 3 - CB'ers 2 Sassenachs 3 - Shiphunters 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8:00p.m. Out of Space vs Dr's Family Affair vs Winkers CB'ers vs Evil Eyes Outlaws vs Shiphunters, 9:30 p.m. Scotties vs The Chances Canscotts vs Rowdy Ones Itchy Niters vs Doublers Sassenaehs vs Nicky Tams. minute and 16 seconds old when Jamie Robb put the Jets in front on a three-way combination with Barry Baynham and Bruce Red- dick. Bruce Reddick shot the L-I club ahead 2-0 at 15:44 with assists going to Ed Robb and goalie Peter Crosbie. The two goal margin lasted for only seven seconds as Rick Molinaro scored for Cam- bridge. Each team scored one goal in the middle frame. Bruce Reddick notched his second goal of the night for the Jets on a play started by Randy Kraul and Rick Banks while Dave Peace replied for the Hornets. Bad clearing passes in the Jets end of the rink led to the Cambridge tying and go- ahead goals. Hornets playing coach Dave Cressman tied the score at 3-3 at 3:04 and 12 minutes later, Bob Peace with his second successful shot gave his club a one goal lead. With less than a minute to go, Jets coach Bill White pulled goalie Peter Crosbie and sent six men to the at- tack. The move paid off as Tom Hodgins scored with only eight seconds left. The assist went to Ed Robb. Before the L-I home crowd few flat spots, played with most of the advantage and almost none of the luck. They missed at least three goals within the first ten minutes, and went wide or empty with several other chances throughout the day. The sides meet on neutral ground at Huron Park for the third and final game this coming Sunday, October 28, at 2 p.m. could get settled for over- time it was all over. Defenceman Barry Baynham broke through the Cambridge defence and sent Ed Robb in on goal and he made no mistake. The score came at 37 seconds. Peter Crosbie was strong in the L-I net as he faced 53 shots. His mates sent 35 shots towards Bob Blanchett in the Cambridge net, Fall behind early Wednesday's game in Stratford was for all prac- tical purposes over in the first period. The Perths scored four times in the first 20 minutes and were well on their way to the win, Scoring for Stratford in the first were Terry McCullough, Randy Millar, Graham Snyder and Dave Ferrede. Each team scored once in the middle frame. Morley Bosomworth counted for Stratford and Ed Parkinson replied for the Jets on a power play with passing help coming from Ed Robb and Barry Baynham, The Jets scored two goals in the first 10 minutes of the third period to cut the Stratford Margin to two goals. Jamie Robb was suc- cessful on a power play at 3:20. The play Was organized by Bruce Reddick and Rick Banks. At 10 minutes Tom Hodgins hit the mark on passes from Chuck Robbins and Hugh Mitchell, Morley Bosomworth scored two Stratford goals in the next six minutes to assure the Jets defeat, Before the period ended Hugh Mitchell scored for the Jets on a three-way effort with Chuck Robbins and Barry Baynham and Graham Don't forget to turn back your clock at 2 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 28 Two teams from South Huron District High School were winners in Thursday's Huron-Perth Conference cross country meet. Taking first place in team events were the senior boys and midget girls who repeated their feat from the recent South Huron invitational, The senior boys four and a half mile race produced a blanket finish. Matt McClure of South Huron was the winner beating a Seaforth runner by only one foot. Another foot back in the third place was Murray Wareing after leading most of the way, Doug Medd finished seventh for his best per- formance of the year. Other members of the winning team are Rodney Masnica, Kevin Eapterbrook, Mike Van Raay, Jim Regier and Mike Fleming. The local midget girls won their division by defeating a strong Stratford Central team. It was the best per- formance by a SH midget girls team and coach Joe Fulop feels they have an excellent chance of being in 85 h.p. - fastest smoothest snowmobile ever built! the top three teams at the WOSSA championships being held Friday at Ben- miller, Carla Solomon finished fourth with her best effort of the year to lead the midget girls. Catherine Patterson was right behind in fifth place despite encountering problems from the heat, Alice Dietrich stayed with the leaders most of the way and placed seventh. Others on the team were Judy Van Oss, Susan McClure, Joan Osgood and Mary Lou Rundle who was forced to drop out because of stomach cramps. The Lucan-ilderton Jets split a pair of OHA Con- tinental senior games this week but were able to defeat one of the strongest teams in the league and up their season record to three victories and four defeats. Wednesday night the Jets got off to a bad start and lost 8-4 to the Stratford Perths. The situation was different on Ilderton ice Friday night as the Jets came up with a strong performance and edged the Cambridge Hornets 5-4 in overtime. Cambridge, the newest team in the league competed last year in the Canadian International hockey league which has folded for at least one year. This week the Jets will see action on only one occasion. Friday night they meet their arch rivals for many years, the Durham Huskies at the Ilderton arena at 8:15 p.m. Robb robs Hornets Ed Robb scored at the 37 second mark of sudden- death overtime to give the Jets their 5-4 Friday victory over Cambridge. Despite holding a one goal margin through the first two periods of play, the Jets were forced to come back with a goal in the last eight seconds of the third period to force overtime. The game was only a Snyder replied for Stratford on a short-handed effort. Stratford led in shots on goal by 37-29 and took six of the nine minor penalties handed out. I LDERTON ARENA VS Lucan Ilderton Jets Friday, October 26 8:15 P.M. W. Robb, Nachurs and Inglewood Farms are Jet Supporters. HURON PARK Sat., Oct. 27 Sponsored by the Optimists of Stephen Huron Park Rec Centre at 9:30 Kids 4-12 • _AO /*/ e Durham Huskies ( OHA Continental Don't Miss.lt Lucan evens set with Centennials Pleal 000 Tigre TURKEY SHOOT Sunday October 28 1 p.m. At the Claybird Gun Club grounds. Located 2'/ miles west of Exeter on Highway 83 then 1/2 mile north. Open to everyone. Bring your shotguns, high power rifles, black powder rifles and 22's. •