The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-03-14, Page 7IN STOCK
1974 Cornet
4-door sedan, deluxe in-
terior, V-8, automatic,
steel belt tires.
USED CARS
1969 MERCURY
BROUGHAM 4-door hard-
top, V-8, automatic, power
steering, power brakes,
new tires, only 45,000
miles.
1969 BUICK RIVIERA 2-
door hardtop, radio,
chrome wheels, Michelin
tires, and everything on it
but the kitchen sink. Licence
CNV866.
COMING SOON
1973 AUSTIN MINI like
new.
Notice . . .
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away at school for the
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WAGONS
1969 LTD SQUIRE WAGON 6
passenger, V-8, automatic, power steer-
ing, power brakes, steel belted tires.
Licence FHS955
1895
1970 METEOR MONTCALM 10-
passenger Wagon, power brakes,
power steering, V-8, automatic, radio,
roof rack, Licence DHB301
'2195
TRUCKS
1971 FORD BRONCO WAGON 302
V-8, radio, certified, Needs paint and
body work, Licence C26082
2195
1970 FORD E-300 window van, V-8,
radio, traction lock rear axle, only 35,-
000 miles. Licence C32845
'2395
1955 GMC 6-wheel drive stake dump,
automatic, A steal at
'2195
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1972 BUICK CENTURION 2-door
hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steer-
ing, power brakes, radio, power win-
dows, rear axle traction lock. Licence
DJM656
1971 CHEV IMPALA Custom 2-door
hardtop, automatic, V-8, power brakes,
power steering. Licence DD0562
1972 MERCURY MARQUIS 2-door
hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes,
power steering, radio, vinyl top, electric
defogger. Licence FKD254
1971 FORD LTD 2-door hardtop, V-8,
automatic, power brakes, power steer-
ing, power windows, power seat, speed
control, trailer package. Licence
DFU208.
1973 CHEV BELAIR 2-door hardtop,
V-8, automatic, power brakes, power
steering. Licence CXN794
1971 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, V-8,
automatic, power steering, power
brakes. Licence DTM571,
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Third game Friday March 14, 197.4 Pap..
Jets even with Kings
The quarter final series in
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental Senior play between
the Lucan-Ilder ton Jets and
London Icings is tied at a game
apiece.
The Jets won the first game of
the best-of-seven series in
Ilderton Sunday night by a score
of 7-3 and the Kings came back to
record a 3-0 shutout win in
Lambeth Tuesday night.
The series now swings back to
the Ilderton arena for the third
game Friday night at 8.30 with
the fourth in Lambeth Sunday
and the fifth back in Ilderton
Tuesday night at 8.15 p.m.
Tuesday's game which the
Kings won 3-0 featured excellent
goal tending at both ends of the
rink. Brian Wilson was un-
beatable in the London goal while
Jet netminder Lorne Daer turned
in a standout performance,
Don McPhee scored two goals
for London and Dennis Stead
added a single. One goal came in
each period.
The three Jets and two Kings
who were ejected from Sunday's
game with game misconduct
penalties were back in action.
The teams paid the $25 fine to the
OHA for each player instead of
the one game suspension.
Tables turn
Although the Jets took a 4-1
lead after the first period of play
in Sunday's opening contest, they
were forced to overcome early
pressure from the Kings,
Only excellent goal tending by
Lorne Daer in the first five
minutes as the London club
swarmed to the attack kept the
Jets from facing an early deficit.
The tide seemed to turn near
the six minute mark and in the
next two minutes the Jets jumped
into a lead which they never
relinquished.
Dick Doughty started the
counting with a good wrist shot
from near the blueline with
assists going to Jack Nairn and
Rick Fifield,
The second goal came as the
result of another long shot, this
time of the slap variety from
Jamie Robb. Tom Hodgins and
Tony Herlick assisted.
The two teams traded goals
near the 17 minute mark. Terry
Bourne was the L-I marksmen
with help from Pete Loveless and
Herlick while Jim Walker replied
for London.
The Jets lead went to 4-1 at
18.40 of the opening session on a
three-way effort with Jack Nairn
and Tom Hodgins.
Fifield was right back in a
scoring mood before one minute
had elapsed in the second period.
Winter activities
heading to end
Winter activities are slowly
coming to an end it was revealed
by arena manager Alvin Willert
this week.
The ballet classes have con-
cluded and a graduation was held
last week. Willert told RAP
Monday night that it was one of
the most successful years on
record and he commended Debi
Wooden for her efforts.
Gymnastic classes conclude
with a demonstration at the
high school, while figure skating
and minor hockey will end when
$ the ice machine is turned off oh
March 31. .
Jack Underwood, president of
the figure skating club, said the
recent carnival was a success,
despite the fact the youngsters
practiced for less than two weeks
due to the illness of instructor
Brad Loosley.
He said the club would
probably go back to holding two
shows next year and had learned
that less time was required for
practice than had been
previously used.
A father says his teen-age son
took a job-aptitude test; he was
found to be suited for retirement.
This time Jack Narin and Doug
Galloway provided the passing
help.
John Lutes counted for London
a few minutes later and Jamie
Robb chalked up the sixth goal
for the Jets near the halfway
park as he converted passes from
Tom Hodgins and Bill Bourne.
Each team tallied once in the
final frame. Brian Chinnick
scored for the Kings at 1.5:03 just
after his club had missed a couple
of open nets and bounced a puck
off the goal post,
Jack Nairn completed the Jets
scoring with help from Rick
Fifield and Bill Bourne.
A crowd of 650 watched as both
benches emptied during a fight
which broke out with only five
seconds remaining to play,
The row started when John
Gammage of the Kings took a
swing at Rick Fifield, Gammage
and Jack Criel of London
received game misconducts
while Fifield, Jack Nairn and Bill
Bourne received similar
penalties.
Lieury leads
Ausable final
Lieury leads the Ausable Rec
league final over Parkhill three
games to none.
Parkhill was leading Sunday's
game 3-2 when referee Pat
O'Brien awarded the game to
Lieury when Parkhill players
persisted in using delaying
tactics,
Dale Whitelaw scored twice to
pace the Parkhill scoring attack.
The single goal was fired by Dale
Battram,
Scoring for Lieury were Marty
Jones and Brian Ropp.
In Sunday's consolation game,
Bob Hodgins with four successful
shots was best for Brinsley. Phil
Conlin was next in line with two
goals while singles were notched
by Jack Conlin and Bob
McIntosh.
Scoring in single fashion for
Shipka were George Grenier,
Rene Boogemans, Ken Fraser
and Steve Hodgins.
Soccer club
in London loop
An ,Exter entry has been ac-
cepted into the London and
District Soccer 'Association.
Dave Zyluk, one of the local
organizers, told RAP this week
the team would be playing in the
third division of the league and
could be promoted to higher
divisions with a winning record.
However, he noted that if the
team made it to the first division,
it would be mandatory to have a
regulation field, posts and change
rooms,
He said it was "unlikely" the
team would win promotion each
year.
For the coming season, the club
hopes to use land provided by
Canadian Canners Ltd. off Nelson
or Wellington Streets.
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SWEET GYPSY ROSES — Graduates in the intermediate ballet divi-
sion performed "Sweet Gypsy Rose" Friday night at South Huron
District High School. Back, left, Heather Prout, Debbie Josephson,
Anglea Wright, Kim Taylor, Ann Steuer, Lori Stephens, Tammy
Gowanlock and Susan Gregus. Front, Kandy Dobson, Pam McCaffery,
Brenda Bell, Jennifer Gowanlock, Janet Pfaff, Barbara Morrissey, Deb-
bie Taylor and Lynn Stephens.
T-A photo
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