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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-02-20, Page 7 (2)� DRIVE CAREFU[LY • • ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St. East, Exeter � Steer hi s Way BY LARRY SNIDER Surprise benefit in the new cars - the catalytic converter is said to (educe gasoline con- sumption. If you have radial tires, be sure your snow tires ore radials, too. Speed -control device is available as an option on some new cors. It cuts gas con- sumption by regulating the engine speed more exactly than you could. * Japanese automotive manufacturer has developed a radar sensor that will tighten your seat belt if if thinks you are going to have an accident. * An intermittent chirping noise when the front wheels are turned os for as they will go probably means the belt to the power -steering pump is loose. Have it tightened. Cor making noes Trode .1 .n for an extra -quiet new model at lorry Snrders Our con ode as smooth as they sound. too Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Dave in soon' •i GIRLS WIN IN BASKETBALL — The girls championship of Saturday's district elementary school basketball tournament was won by Exeter Public School. Back, left, Melissa Lankamp, principal and coach Jim Chap- man, Leslie Knight, Janine Hackney, Liz Vriese, Judy Webb, Debbie Webster, Karen Parsons and Joon 'Skinner. Front, Carrie Blackburn, Judy Brittain, Faye Whiting, Sheila Snider, Marilyn Cooper, Jeanette De Vries and Frances Thompson. T -A photo Fifield ties record Jets four up in Continental The Lucan-Ilderton Jets were in action on only one occasion this week but managed to hold on to first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental league standings. The Jets scored a very decisive 12-2 victory' over their arch rivals the Durham Huskies at the Ilderton arena Friday night to up Broncos out of OMHA play The Exeter Broncos have been - quickly eliminated in the second round of Ontario Minor Hockey Association Atom playoffs. After eliminating Strathroy in three straight games in the first round. the Broncos lost 2-1 and 5-1 to Byron. Scott Pincombe scored for Exeter on a pass from Dave Shaw in Sunday's 5-1 loss to Byron and the marksman in the opening 2-1 loss was Mike Clark with the assist coming from 13111 Glover. Waxers suffer . defeat in novice The Exeter Waxers dropped a 10-1 decision to Strathroy Saturday in a novice division hockey game. The lone Exeter goal came from the stick of Darren Van- derg7(nst. The Students Aid of the small west -coast college which i attend recently published a booklet of advice for girls on fraternity - house dates. titled: "What Every Young Lady Should No." Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Cool 228-6638 their season point total to 44. The London Kings are in second spot with 40 points and the Stratford Perths who held an early season lead are in third spot with 39 points to their credit. The Jets face a busy week as they are at home to the Wood- stock Royals Friday at 8:30 p.m. and the Preston Jesters Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. In their only travel engagement the Jets visit the Stratford Perths Tuesday night. Against Durham, Friday, the Jets took a 3-0 lead after the first period of play and never looked back increasing the margin to 7-1 at the end of 40 minutes of play. During the game Rick Fifield scored three goals to run his season total to 42 good enough to tie the league record. The game was only a minute old when Jamie Robb se t the Jets away flying as he co . • • , a three-way effort wit,' Barry Baynham and Bill Fair.airn. 'At the halfway mark Fifield scored on a solo effort when his team was playing a man short. Persistent checking allowed the league's leading sorer to add to his total. Barry Baynham finished off the first period counting on a three-way effort with Jack Nairn and Fifield. At 8:23 of the middle frame Terry Keeling notched the first Durham score on a scramble around the L-1 net. Before the period was over the light behind the Huskies net blinked on four more occasions. Jamie Robb fired his second of the night with passing help from .Lim Blake and Jeff Craig. Veteran forward Doug Galloway took over scoring honours at the 18 minute mark and hit the mark with two suc- cessful shots in only 10 seconds. Terry Johnston assisted on both markers and Pete Loveless helped on one. With less than a minute to go in the period Jack Nairn registered with help from Steve Proctor and Johnston. Early in the final session Jamie Robb dashed from one end of the arena to the other to complete a hat trick performance. Goals came thick and fast in the balance of the period. 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Two Huron Park clubs advancing in playoffs l'wo Huron Park hockey teams have moved into the third round of playoffs in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. The midgets disposed' of Shedden in two straight games and will now meet Langton. Dates have not yet been an- nounced. The Huron Park pee wees had little trouble in eliminating Muncey in two straight contests and will now meet Langton. The first game was played last night, Wed- nesday. Blyth Iluron Park midget wins over Shedden were accomplished in overtime. Saturday on home ice the Huron Park youngsters scorers three times in the extra period to gain a 7-4 victory and Sunday back in West Lorne it was Huron Park winning 5-3 again in overtime. The opening game victory was paced by a four goal performance by Randy Somerville. Getting one goal apiece were Perry Knee. Bob Stuckless and Brian Lather. Randy Somerville was again the top scorer in Sunday's win a two goal effort. Firing single goals were Bob Stuckless, Dave O'Neill and Jim Moffatt. T!;" Huron Park pee-wees took the first game over Muncey at Mt ?trydges Wednesday by a Wrestlers fail in bid to return H -P title The South Huron District High School wrestling team failed to win the Huron -Perth team championship for the first time in six years. Competing in Stratford Friday the South Huron grapplers were runners-up to Goderich in an eight team competition. Goderich Mike Westelaken Paul Reaburn Win H -P Crowns for South Huron Rick Bilcke picked up 130 points while the locals accumulated 110 points. St Marys was third with 91 points. • Three- South Huron wrestlers won their weight division titles and will be appearing in the Western Ontario Secondary Schools Association finals to be held in Sarnia. Friday and Saturday. They will be ac- companied by six others who placed in the top three in their respective classes. Mike Westelaken wrestling at 106 pounds won three straight matches to win his division as did Paul Reahurn at 130 pounds and Rick Bilcke in the unlimited weight division . Placing second were Mark Paton. Paul Kristoferson and Perry Sereda. Paton lost his final match by a close 7-5 score. Third place finishers were \larc Gelinas, Steve Jennison, Dave Lovell and Murton Brock. Paul Reahurn was judged the best South Huron wrestler of the week, and Rick Bilcke was the most improved merftber of the team. - The Huron -Perth dual meet championship was held at South Huron District lligh School Wednesday with "the local grapplers playing host to Goderich. in summing up the team's performance at the Huron -Perth finals. coach Doug Ellison remarked, "the boys did an excellent job- They worked hard and with a few breaks could have won again." . Ellison continued, "My assistant Ted Girard and i were very pleased with their im- provement this year We had a lot of boys in their first year of competition and they par- ticipated in more tournaments than ever before." score of 7-1 and repeated Saturday on home ice by a 4-1 count. - Ralph Wells with a hat trick was tops for Huron Park in the scoring department in the first game. Tony Underhill potted two goals and Steve Gibbs and Richard Lather fired one goal each. . Tony Underhill was the scoring leader in the second game with a three goal effort while Richard Lather added the fourth marker. The Iluron Park atoms dropped the first game of a best -of -three series to Dorchester 3-2 in another overtime game. The second game is set for tonight, Thursday in Dorchester. Terry Hodgins and John Insley were the Huron Park marksmen with assists going to David Murray and Steve O'Neill. The Huron Parkettes were in action three times this week. The best they could do was a 1-1 tie with Lucan after losing to Cen-' tralia College 2-0 and 3-2. Anne "B" Lewis scored . all three goals for the Parkettes. Midgets out of playoffs The Exeter midgets were eliminated in Ontario Minor Hockey Association playoffs Saturday by Byron after coming back Thursday to keep their chances alive. At the Oakridge arena Thur- sday night. the Exeter club scored a close 6-5 victory but fell to Byron 7-5 sat the Exeter arena Saturday. The locals never gave up as Ken Pinder tied the score at 5-5 with only 37 seconds remaining in the third period but Byron scored twice in an overtime period Sunday. The only goal of the first period was scored by Doug Osgood of Exeter on a pass' from Paul Shapton. Byron tied the score quickly in the middle frame and then Exeter exploded for two quick goals in the last 38 seconds of play. Paul Shapton hit the mark on the first one with passing help from Ken Pinder and John Van Gerwen completed a three-way effort with Doug Regier and Paul Brooks. Scoring came thick and fast in. the third period with Byron counting four times to -two suc- cessful shots by Exeter The fourth Exeter goal came from the stick of Ken Pinder on a three-way effort with Pete Kincaid and Paul Shapton. In Thursday's game the Exeter youngsters held a 5-2 lead at the end of the second period on the strength of five unanswered goals in the middle frame and were unable to hold the Byron club off in the last period. Brian Horrell and Bruce Gunn each scored two goals to head up the Exeter scoring. 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