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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-03-28, Page 7The Exeter bantam "ft" club 'saw action three times in the Lake Huron Zone house league hockey tournament played in St. Marys during the spring break, In the opening game, the Exeter club lost 4-2 to St, Marys and were for all intent and purposes eliminated, A team from Meaford failed to show up and Exeter took over and rneL Durham and came up with a 3-1 victory. Their third start was against Ingersoll and they lost 1-0 and were out of the tourney. Ted Triebner scored the first Exeter goal against St. Marys on passes Qom Allan Jensen and Mark Wragg, The second goal was another three-way com- bination, This time Allan Jensen hit the mark with passing help from Rick and Ron Bilcke. Eugene Clarke was the sharii- Sleeping pills 'should be used with care, reminds Consumers' Association of Canada. The body develops partial tolerance after ten nights. After three months of regular use tolerance is corn- plete. The bad sleeper then in- creases the dose and tolerance again develops. As the nightly dose` approaches a lethal quantity, accidents and even deaths result and after a long period of use, the body requires weeks and often months to return to a normal sleep pattern, CAC National Office is located at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa. Complete Line of ADIDAS Now In Stock Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 Our store is big enough to serve your needs .., but small enough to be friendly. Don Taylor Motors EXETER 235-1100 Final tests for skaters The final badge tests of the Exeter figure skating club were held this week and the successful candidates are as follows: Beginners - David 13alsdon, Ronnie Lampman, Cathy'Norris, Kim Prance, Juliaqieman, Brian Topp, and Cheri Wedlake. Stroking - Cathy Coates, Judy Coates, Tracy Coward, Debbie Down, Colleen Glasgow, Nancy Jane Jeffery, Hazel Kelly, Donna Rae Lang, Jim Lewis, Murray Rundle, and Lynn Stevens. Elementary - Sue Ann Adkins, Catherine Johns, Karla Josephson, Andrea Pearce, Alan Pym, Lori Stevens and Steven Taziar. Basic - Kim Livingstone, Kelly Livingstone, Steven Coates, Darla Crawford, Melodie Long, Jeff Pfaff, Susan Tiernan and Mary Ann Hogan. Speed - Joanne DeHaan and Kathy Topp. Novice I - Lee Bloomaert, Lynne Dobson, Theresa Mac- Donald and Heather Prout. Jump - Audrey Adkins, Bar- bara Down and Bonnie Westlake. Novice II - Cindy Down, Debbie Taylor and Elaine Pym, Figures - Leigh Ann Darling. Broncos win at Brampton The Exeter Broncos won their final game in the Brampton Lions atom tourney during the spring break and finished in third place. The Broncos blanked Port Perry 5-0 to complete a tourney record of four wins in seven starts. Rick Lindenfield led the scoring attack with a pair of goals, scoring in single fashion were David Bell, Ed Willis and David Underwood, Notice . . 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South End Service EXETER 235.2322 Open Evenings By Appointment allowed them to return to the game. 1 Jets come alive With their hopes for the championship trophy of the Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior in jeopardy, Sunday night, the Jets came alive and wasted little time in shoWing the London Kings they meant business, The Jets took a 3-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of play and were never seriously threatened by London, They took advantage of their first power play opportunity with less than two minutes gone in the game. From a face-off deep in London territory, Bill Fairbairn flipped the puck over to Doug Galloway who in turn hit defenceman Jim Pinnegar with a pass and the puck was in the net. In less than a minute and a half near the midway point in the initial period, Dick Doughty and Rick Fifield hit the mark and the Jets were in front 3-0. Jack Nairn assisted on both scores. Before the first period ended Pete Loveless scored for the Jets with passing help from Bill Fairbairn and Jim Pinnegar and Jim Walker replied for London. The second period belonged to the Jets as they scored three times without a reply from the Kings. Jamie Robb scored twice and Jack Nairn added one. Robb's second goal came as the result of a dash the length of the ice and a slap shot from just inside the London blue-line. ; Jim Walker of London sand- wiched a goal between two by the Jets to complete his club's scoring in the third period. The first Jet marker was fired by Jeff Craig and it was his first playoff goal in senior company. Jack Nairn assisted, With a minute to go in the game Jamie Robb broke loose while his club was killing a penalty and Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Seat belts not only protect you - they keep you secure and better balanced in your seat while you drive. What are you carrying in your trunk? 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Samis 598 4 81 CR N. Koehler 626 2 118 BB B, Bterling 538 5 138 UN M. Sereda 562 0 8 ON F. Wells 616 7 120 OC S. Wightman 632 114 IN R, Hippern 556 81 SP L. McKenzie 558 DA K. Haskett 581 RD J, Dauncey 551 FS J. McComb 521 HH S. Noyes 605 GE Hickson 518 RA M. Parnell 520 CO B4rt 502 RP I'. MacDonald 537 2 80 5 132 3 92 4 131 5 53 2 84 0 86 7 92 7 70 0 139 RE BS RS FE Sc SF' JD RR AH AB HD HG HYH MM PP PKP HH PS FF AX ENJOYING ROAD HOCKEY — A game of road hockey is popular with most youngsters. A group of Crediton boys is shown in the above action. From the left, Brad Gibson, Mark Gibson, Tim Bushfield, Brad Wright, Jim McVeeney and Brian Gaiser, T-A photo 6662 6215 6097 6731 6383 5828 [AKAN MONS E. Morgan 673 J. Hearn 741 B, Smith 809 S. Carter 564 P. Gebel 584 D. Gwalchmai 500 C. Glenn 775 R. Rollings 645 G. Van Geel 663 B. Ankers 703 TUESDAY LADIES V. Harvey 583 S. Curtis 597 R. Durand 553 N. Coleman 594 J, Simpson 524 K. Pfaff 628 S. Brintnell 603 C. Holtzman 661 M. Holtzmann 695 A. Mollard 568 I. Angyal 653 . B, Turnbull 713 THURSDAY LADIES D. Brady 541, D. Weigand 568 S. Wright 621 M. MacDonald 533 S. Martine 615 M. E, Horrell 544 A. Bishop 619 R. Greene 537 S, Weber 594 No Team N. Dowson 677 D. Kirk 723 EXETER MENS J. Fuller 762 V. Glaab 530 G. Murray 735 B. Van Dorselaar 697 Bill Fairbairn nets winner 6142 6139 5861 5858 5901 5812 5599 5338 Car Clean-Up Car Waxing Car Washing Jets lead over Huskies SR CITIZENS 4 5 2 2 5 97 65 split the defence and walked in to score. In the 9-2 loss to London Thursday night which tied the series at three games apiece, Barry Baynharn and Jamie Robb were the marksmen for the Jets. TRY USTODAY Alley 100 1 E. Penhale 258 84 A. Frayne 418 2 D. Frayne 311 L. Gibson 229 4 93 3 H11: mWaeylls254360 73 100 9 4 Wj..PSralpetYolh99298 49 11197 5 8: 0 Gibsonggar2t 1173310 2 87 5 3 113 65 6 OG.. OBsusticahned225828 7 68 0 4 107 The Ontario Society for Crippled 3 157 Children's 21 District Nursing Offices provide a consulting 7 130 nursing service to handicapped 0 27 children and their parents in the 5 94 home through its 40 specially 2 71 trained public health nurses. Penalty shots for atom club AC GY MM GG AE PP FF JS SP HH BL South End Service The Exeter Atom "B" team put on a good performance in the Lake Huron Zone house league tournament in Hanover during the spring school break, In the first game of the tourney, the Exeter youngsters edged Kincardine 3-2 on a series of penalty shots after the two clubs ended regulation play tied at 1-1. The first overtime session allowed three players from each club to try penalty shots. A Kincardine youngster was successful on one shot and Trevor Boyle scored his second goal of the game for Exeter. The second 'round of shots failed to produce a goal and on the third try Rob Smith scored for Exeter and the opposition failed to score. In the second game, the Exeter boys lost 4-1 to Walkerton and were eliminated. Trevor Boyle was theExeter marksman. EXETER 235-2322 RO FL 167 SU Consumers' Association of Canada advises that lid con- Stfuction is important in chest freezers, A good lid will be capable of a slight twist to en- sure an effective seal even if a package is left projecting above the top line. Check for this feature when you shop for a freezer. Bantams get second try in house league tourney A goal by Bill Fairbairn at the 3.56 of overtime gave the Lucan- Ilderton Jets a 4-3 win over the Durham Huskies in the first game of the Ontario Hockey Association Continental senior semi-finals. The second game of the series goes at the Ilderton arena Friday night at 9 o'clock with the third back in Durham Sunday af- ternOon at 2 p.m, and the fourth at the Ilderton arena, Wednesday night, April 3 at 8.30 p.m, The Jets reached the semi- finals against Durham as the result of a resounding 9-2 win over the London Kings before more than 1,600 fans at the Ilderton arena. Thursday night the Kings had forced the seventh and deciding game with a similar 9-2 victory in Lambeth. Most of the scoring in Tuesday's opener in Durham came in the first period as the Huskies took a 3-2 lead. Jack Nairn and Jamie Robb were the goal getters in the initial period for the Jets. Scoring for Durham were Larry Schaefer, Mayo Paquette and Don Vipond. Robb scored his second goal of the night at 13.46 on a power play to tie the score at 3-3 and actually send the game into overtime. Jack Nairn and Bill Fairbairn assisted, For the winning goal, Bill Fairbairn found a loose puck about 10 feet in front of the Durham net as it bounced off team-mate ,Jacques Cousineau. Fairbairn made a quick move to pull goalie Brian Caley out of position and found the range with a high shot, Referee Bill Divorski of Guelph handed out 32 minor penalties with the Huskies taking 18. The only misconduct penalties were handed out to Joe Grundy of Durham and Doug Galloway of the Jets for an altercation at the penalty box midway through the first period. Divorski sent both players to the dressing room for the 10 minute cooling out period and