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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-17, Page 7IIWIIIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIiIIwa1RiIIiIIIIIIf1111i11iIlIlIII]aililllllillll11unilhlofl111111ilia mon -R, • =7.r.: = r ROYAL BANK TROPHY WINNERS - An open bonspiel at the Exeter curling club Saturday sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada was won by a Sarnia rink. Exeter branch manager Roger Dowker is shown above making the presentation to skip 011ie Knopp, Brian Hatfield, Delmar Ellis and Gerry Curcio. T-A photo itilimpimmummtnitimmtimmittimmtimmtnintimittimmilimmitimmitimmilimillmmtm111 1111111111111111111111110111111111111111111114 REC NEWS Cowan's alive By ALVIN WILLERT Drive Over The 1) Bridge . . . And v $AVE on Your SNOWMOBILE THURS. FRI. SAT. ONLY Snowmobile Covers '1 4" • Suits (7 and 2-Piece) • Boots • Helmets • Mitts • Goggles Most Sizes In Stock For ALL Members of the Family • Oil • Drive Belts • Tracks • Covers • Batteries • Sparkplugs Other Parts 8. Accessories Too Numerous To Mention Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS . . . BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY Times-Advocate, January 17, 1974 Pawl 7 WADE Insurance A gency D. T. {Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto - Fire - ,Glass Sickness grid Accident Income Life- Pensions - Surety .Bonds, etc, would be happy to discuss your particular insurance needs. Call today or at renewal. time. Phone Lucan 227-4061 We've Got 'Em SNOW TIRES All Sizes Radials Included .Wfay luvfir WAGON SPECIALS 1970 FORD RANCHWAGON 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steering, power• brakes, radio. Licence DFW732 1970 FORD COUNTRY sedan, wagon, 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio. Licence DFY309 1969 FORD 6-passenger Country Squire Wagon, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, steel belted tires. '1695 '1995 '1895 Is Your Old Car Good Enough For You • If not, itileg a :new ford or good used car from , us today! 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Notchback, automatic,, $ 1495 radio. 1971 CHEV IMPALA, Custom 2-door hardtop, automatic, V-8, power brakes, power steering: Licence DDO 562 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS 2-door hardtop, V-. 8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, .2995 radio, vinyl top, electric defogger. Licence 4 FKD254 1971 FORD LTD 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, power windoWs, power seat, speed control, trQiler package. Licence DFU208. 1972 CHEV BELAIR V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, vinyl roof, radio. Licence DDE094 1970 COUGAR V-8, 3-speed, standard transmis- sion, radio, styled wheels. '2695 $2595 '2195 1970 MAVERICK Coach, 6 stick DFV748 s 1395 TRUCKS 1969 GMC 3/4 -ton chassis and cab. Licence P34303 '1295 1968 CHEVROLET Fleetside pickup, 6 cylinder, $ 1 295 standard transmission, rear bumper. 1955 GMC 6-wheel drive stake dump, $ 2295 automatic. A steal at Remember ... 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Automa- PAIR tic built-in controls adjust to provide cushioned ride at low speeds, better stability at high speeds, Ask about our 24,000 mile 24-month guarantee. 9.90 7.99 9-10 Lankamps Esso vs Conklin Lumber 10-11 Don Taylor Motors vs Cowans BP 11-1 Novice 1-2:30 No. 2 Pee Wee 2:30-4 No. 2 Bantam 4-5:30 No. 2 Bantam 5:30-6:30 Atoms vs Strathroy Senior citizens bowling will be held at the local bowling alley Wednesday afternoons, if enough people are interested. If you would like to give bowling a try call Ruth Durand, Mrs. John Varley, Ted Chambers or the Arena and leave your name and phone number. If the interest is there, bowling there will be. FRIDAY MIXED LO 0 Jaques 629 7 65 VA P. McFalls 659 0 64 MI 13, Sanders 659 7 65 MA G. Dykeman 580 0 49 CH P. Durand 681 5 82 DS B. Campbell 595 2 32 SUNDAY MIXED MP B. Budd 722 7 88 ON B. Heywood 470 0 43 UN A, Skinner 601 5 54 TC N. Koehler 610 2 84 BB S, Glanville 543 7 68 OC D. Brunton 585 0 28 IN R. Hippern 595 5 37 DO G. Bouwman 541 2 67 EXETER MEN'S A C4TH R. Wood 731 7 76 SP R. Smith 660 0 74 RO B. Farquhar 797 5 82 S & P L. Stire 606 2 58 LP J. Bell 745 4 60 SU H, Holtzman 597 3 38 DD R. Dickey 724 7 88 H & K J. Fairbairn 701 0 59 McK D. McKnight 736 5 64 167 C. Murray 704 2 51 Wrestling string comes to an end All good things come to an end sometime. That's exactly what happened to the South Huron District High School wrestling team this week, They lost their first dual high school meet after winning 68 straight over a period of six years. The loss came at the hands of Woodstock Huron Park, In other action this week, the wrestlers defeated Goderich 51-25 and finished fourth in a 12 team tournament at Sarnia, Saturday. Art Westelaken was by far the best South Huron performer. He won the 130 pound division at the Sarnia tourney, came up with the fastest pin of the week in 32 seconds, ran his unbeaten string to 20 matches and was named best wrestler of the week by the coaches. USED CARS 1969 BUICK RIVIERA 2- door hardtop, radio, chrome wheels, Michelin tires, and everything on it but the kitchen sink. Licence CNV866. 1963 MGB sports, radio. Licence CND862. 1966 MERCURY 2-door hardtop, radio, V-8, automatic. Licence DFY483. COMING SOON 1972 MERCURY BROUGHAM, with only 5,000 miles 1969 MERCURY BROUGHAM like new, radio 1966 AUSTIN A60 CLEAR OUT of All 1973 Models SAVE $$ on 1973 MGB 1973 Marina Automatic South End Service EXETER '235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment LADIES. LEAGUE T. Stagg 745 7 S. Wright 539 0 S. Martine 567 6 R. Greene 526 1 B, Campbell 623 2 67 R.A. Negrijn 552 7 63 R. Eveland 554 5 37 D. Brady 536 g 59 N. Dowson 614 5 67 A. Bishop 587 2 33 TUESDAY LADIES P Hunter Duvar 644 7 79 J. Cleave 602 0 57 D. Munroe 717 7 83 G. Farquhar 663 0 74 J, Simpson 458 0 6 P. Haugh 741 7 72 W. Reynolds 565 4 56 B. Du Barry 542 3 53 G. Webster 500 4 53 A. Mollard 538 3 33 C. Holtzman 631 2 44 I Angyal 578 5 65 SR BOYS & GIRLS S. Pearce 341 5 10 A, Pridham 350 0 6 B. Mercer 338 3 5 D. Bogart 288 2 7 S. Campbell 333 3 5 J. Darling 345 2 12 JR BOYS & GIRLS M. Gans 308 5 21 B. Anderson 276 0 16 G. Irvine 297 5 7 G. Farris 232 0 10 J. Mol 276 5 12 K. Parson 238 0 9 5 20 Cowan's B,P, finally came to life with the addition of a new player Ted Ducharme, and went on to defeat Conklin Lumber 7-0. Ron Coolman scored the "Hat Trick" to lead the team in scoring followed by Ted Ducharme with two goals and Alex Osgood and Jack Smitts each added a single to complete the scoring. Lankamps Esso defeated Taylor Motors 3-0 in the second game of the morning. All goals were of the single variety scored by Dan Galloway, Tom Jensen and Paul Dougherty. In an exhibition Novice game last Friday night Exeter defeated the visiting Parkhill team 2-1. Parkhill opened the scoring at 4:14 of the first period with a goal by Darryn Hodgins. Exeter came back with an unassisted goal by John Kernick at 8:50 to even the score. The winning goal was scored by Scott Brintnell at 14:50 of the second period with the assist 3 31 going to Brent Atthill. This 0 16 Friday night the Kovice team will 2 8 play Goderich here at 6:30. The Hawks have lost their last three games in a row, one to Belmont and a home and home BA N. Densmore 600 2 24 DO M. VanGeel 537 MIS D. Brophy 513 2 23 1 22 1 22 TB N. Lewis 586 1 25 RR T,Iipdgins.530 2 19 Wax ers even season rec ord, The Exeter Waxers. .evened. their season record with a close 2- 1 verdict over Perlchillin a novice exhibition game at the Exeter arena, Friday. The locals spotted their guests a one-goal lead and then came back with their two to win. Captain John Kernick potted the first counter to tie the game on a breakaway, while Scott Brintnell dumped the winner into the net when he snared rebound. The Waxers have now won three, lost three and have a tie. That tie was against Goderich in their first tilt of the season and the two clubs will be in action at, the local arena this Friday night at 6:30 p.m. Identical scores in Rec league Both halves of Thursday's regular doubleheader of the Exeter and district Rec hockey league produced identical scores, In the first game, Newby Tire trounced Les Pines by a 10-4 score and in the windup cntest the senior Hawks took are of Usborne township by the same score. Bob McDonald blinked the red light three times to lead the Newby scorers. Notching two goals apiece were Pete McFalls, Ed Kerslake and Bob Jones while Dale Skinner produced a single score. Scott Burton was the only double marksman for Les Pines. Single goals came from the sticks of Al Rimmer and Bill Farquhar. Gord Pryde went on a scoring spree getting six goals and a double hat trick to lead the Newby attack. Dave Bierling fired two successful shots and John Muller and Al Grant added singles. Dennis Passmore and Chris Daniels with two goals apiece took care of the Usborne scoring. BL MM AE JS QG GY SP AC HH FF HD AX HG MM IIYK PP Hli AB All PS PKP FF KED CO ST CC DY AT RA AC TT PC BB PP AL BC CH SK HD BB DD CU AL DP MF AK CO BS DN HH IS SP RO DA FS HH CO RA GE RP Sc BS RS SF Re CH FE JD LH HR RP series with Lucan, This Friday at 8:30 Mitchell will be here in what should be a good game. The Hawks have only three more games to play before play-offs, all are at home. Mitchell is here twice and Clinton once to com- plete the league schedule for the Hawks. Keep in mind Minor Hockey Days in Exeter to be held Saturday and Sunday January 26, 27, two full days of hockey. Advance tickets are on sale by our minor hockey players. Games this week Thurs. Rec. 8-9:30 Sr. Hawks vs Les Pines 9:30-11 Newby vs Usborne 98 58 67 • 54 • PEE WEES BOYS & GIRLS D, Goarly 221 Angie Wraight 221 J. Dicky 176 S, Durand 197 M, Talbot 177 B, McDonald 210 J. Pfaff 181 MENS INDUSTRIAL G. Dauber 656 F. Wells 664 S. McNair 581 A. Neal 709 IL Bishop 711 S, Harrison 647 D. Jackson 750 P. Glover 584 L, Archer 610 H. Minderlein 465 LUCAN LADIES H. Eaton 718 L. Mosurinjohn 617 M. Carter 593 E. Watson 596 H. Ewan 491 M. Elson 605 J. Gibbs 564 M, Parnall 607 T, Carty 572 J. VanGeel 465 LUCAN MENS C. Glenn 658 K. Dickson 652 S. Carter 698 G. Mercer 581 R. Hodgins 698 R. Culbert 533 D. Gwalchmai 683 P, Clarke 523 W. Smith 756 G. Snider 615 LUCAN COLLEENS A. Straatman 495 1 12 3 32 0 15 3 16 0 12 3 26 0 18 0 12 5 10 0 2 5 19 0 12 5 58 2 80 2 57 5 89 7 88 0 45 5 47 2 54 7 58 0 33 7 67 7 64 7 58 5 50 2 35 0 34 2 26 0 26 5 19 0 6