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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-14, Page 7$4195 MID-TOWN Auto Sales 1974 MUSTANG II 4 cylinder, automatic, radio, red With white vinyl top, Licence AXY444 $3495 1974 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio. Licence HJC776 $3695 1974 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON 4 cylinder, 4- speed, radio, roof rack, 12,- 000 miles. Licence HWW262 $3495 1973 CHEV IMPALA Custom 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger, vinyl top. Licence CXV727 $3895 1973 METEOR 4-door pillared sedan, V-B, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, automatic air conditioning, 19,000 miles. Licence CAC963 $3895 1973 CAMARO LT V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo with tape player, tilt steering wheel, rally wheels, red with black vinyl top. Licence CZX660, Stock Dispersal SALE OF elito ALL Goodyear TIRES (Including Many Snow Tires) Don't Miss The Bargains! South•End Service EXETER /35.232/ into an early 2-0 lead but were unable to hold Strathroy in check later in the game with the tying goal coming with only 14 seconds left to play. Jeff Fuller started the Exeter scoring as he converted a pass from Mark Parsons 5,50 of the first period. David Bell put the locals ahead by two goals at 6.13 of the middle frame on a play originated by Edward Willis and Jeff Fuller, The only Exeter scoring in the 7-2 midget loss to Strathroy came in the third period after the visitors had taken a 6-0 lead. John Van Gerwen scored on an unassisted effort and Ken Pinder finished off a play started by Brian Horrell, In the 6-1 bantam loss in Lambeth Friday night, the Exeter club were outskated by their opponents and their skating was erratic. The only Exeter goal came midway through the third period when Paul Pooley converted a pass from brother Perry. Lambeth scored two goals in each period and were able to get good shots away from directly in front of the net on Exeter net- minders Ted Triebner and Paul Geiser, Recreation loop gets underway The Exeter recreation hockey league has been organized for another year with at least four teams ready for action beginning tonight, Thursday. Ready to go are Ifisborna l township headed by captain Larry Skinner; Bob MacDonald leads Newby Tire; Hans Zeehuisen is in charge of the Les Pines team and Case Zeehuisen will handle the North Star entry. Tonight's rec league schedule has Les Pines meeting North Star at 8 p.m. while Usborne and Newby Tire do battle at 9:30 p.m, Skateathon successful Monday's seven hour skateathon sponsored by the Exeter figure skating club is expected to raise $1,000 to aid the club's work during the year, About 80 persons skated all or part of the marathon and about half that number went the full distance. While a number of skating club executive members participated only president Anne Prout and Karen Pfaff went the full seven hours. Recreation director Jim McKinley said several sponsors were rather surprised by the endurance shown by the two ladies. WE NEED USED CARS There's Never Been A Better Time To Trade Your Good Used Car . • • Let Us Quote You A Price Today! 1974 FORD CLUB WAGON 5-passenger, V-8, automatic, 28,000 miles, power brakes, radio. 1974 FORD TORINO 2-door hardtop, 302 V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, radial white sidewall tires, 15,800 miles. Licence DAD165 1973 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON, 2300 c.c. engine, cruise-omatic, transmission, radio, deluxe roof rack, wood grain panelling, white sidewall tires, electric rear defroster and accent group. Licence DFZ372 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON 6 passenger, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, deluxe roof rack, one owner. 1972 PINTO WAGON 2,000 c.c. engine, automatic, radio, fully winterized and ready to go. Licence DHJ608, 1972 GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, one owner, Licence DFU565 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 4-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio with rear seat speaker, automatic, temperature controlled, air conditioning, steel belted radial white sidewall tires and snows, Finished in medium brown metallic, dark brown vinyl roof and matching vinyl interior, Licence DPW0/8, 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4- door hardtop, V-S, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, etc, Licence DHA229 1969 METEOR RIDEAJJ 500 4-door sedan, 302 V-8, power steering, power brakes, automatic. 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Licence C19633. 9595 Remember . if Larry Snider Motors sense t o see Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer LIMITED EXETER 2354 640 LONDON 227.410 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 imuumimummtneffitleommintg la Ill 4 l Steer his Way BY LARRY SNIDER The new catalytic converters need lead-free gas to function properly, Guess that's why they're calling this "the year they got the lead out." A catalytic converter changes carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons in auto exhaust into harmless carbon dioxide and water, through a process known as "chemical ox- idation." The effect is the same as "bur- ning up" the pollutants, but it doesn't generate the flame and radiant heat of regular burning. Most of the Con- verters use platinum and palladium as a catalyst. Some manufacturers say the converters should be ade- quately efficient for five years or 50,000 miles. Catalytic converters are ex• pectecl to save more than the environment. Savings as high at $100 a year are mentioned, in improved fuel economy and reduced maintenance. Come see how good the new cars look, and how well they handle. You'll tell yourself! Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's largest Ford Dealer Otive in soon! THOMPSO N-WARNE R TIRE CENTRE FREE Installation & Complete Balance With Each Tire pi 14, Ar h °sstA.* Ols°5,0‘•4 ce‘s,c) 442[. C sof? P78 x 14 078 x 14 560 x 15 G78 x 15 t78 x 15 29.95 '31.95 '27.95 31,95 37.95 MICHELIN STEEL BELTED RADIAL SNOWS All Sizes in Stock From $50 = • Z." 22 XWW M+S s tF78 x 14 28.95 G78 x 14 29.95 560 x 15 25.95 ItEGoodrich Trailmaker LARGE STOCK OF MOST SIZES $AVE! THOMPSON-WARNER 1 TIRE CENTRE ntlntinnnnui,tiuttiniirH,itutYxuuiNutititifitit1411tts tttttt i41 PERMANENT $7" ANTI FREEZE Div, Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. dallon G RAND BEND 238-291 Cash & Carry AT OUR SUNOCO— OPEN' 7 DAYS TO 10:00 pan. Eiiiiiniofflinomminitnnifimiwiomontimuthr.iiimto 5 OP COURSE YOU MAY CHARGE THEM ON MOST CREDIT CARDS RIMS IN STOCK Jets break even in Erie trip, get _excellent goal tending. November 14, 1974 Page 7 Exeter Meni s Recreational BASKETBALL LEAGUE There will be a 4-team league, with two Exeter teams and two Seaforth teams. League play to begin 4'week pf December 9 Three practice sessions for Exeter team candidates will be held on Mon,'Nov. 'le and 2S, 7:00 p.m, OLD GYMN SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Players must be 18 years or older and must not be playing in another league about 850 while 600 attended Friday's contest, POWDER PUFF WINNER — Winner of the Huron trotting pony club slow powder puff races this summer was Adios Ginger Lee owned and driven by Brenda Parsons, Above, Jerry MacLean presents the Jerry Mac,Lean and Son trophy to Brenda, T-A photo Minors get four points in Shamrock loop play Great Selection WANTED! Good Used Cars . . . WE OFFER TOP PRICES ON GOOD, CLEAN UNITS In a pair of Shamrock minor league tripleheaders this week, Exeter clubs came up with only one victory and a pair of ties. Wednesday on home ice at the Exeter arena, the Exeter ban- tams downed Strathroy 8-4 while the pee wee clubs from the two towns played to a 2-2 draw. In the third contest the Exeter midgets lost to Strathroy by a score of 7-2 Friday night in Lambeth, the only point came when the Exeter and Lambeth midgets battled to a 3-3 deadlock. In pee wee play. Lambeth won by a score of 5-2 and they downed the Exeter bantams 6-3. A goal by Brian Horrell mid- way through the third period gave the Exeter midgets, their tie in Lambeth, Friday night. Jim Gregus provided the assist. John Van Gerwen notched the first two Exeter markers with assists going to Phil Knight and Brian Clarke, One combination accounted for both Exeter .goals in the 5-2 pee wee loss to Lambeth. Wayne Parsons fired the first successful shot with help from Doug Flet- cher and Doug Brooks while Brooks counted the second on passes from Parsons and Flet- cher. Four consecutive goals in the last six minutes of the second period allowed the Exeter ban- tams to score their 8-4 victory over Strathroy Wednesday. Up until that point the score was very close with Exeter holding a scant 2-1 margin. Darrell 'Preszcator opened the scoring for the locals in the second minute of ,the first period converting a pass from. Dave 4 Bogart. The second period was almost three minutes old when Paul Pooley hit the mark on a play set up by Perry Pooley. At 3,17 Rick Nydam opened the, scoring for Strathroy. Less than a minute later, Paul Van Gerwen 'registered for Exeter on a three- way combination with Randy Parsons and Brian Mercer and the scoring spurt for the winners was underway In quick succession Paul Pooley counted on an unassisted effort Darrell Preszcator banging in a pass from Preston Dearing anbd Randy Parsons scored with assists going to Brian Mercer and Dennis Preszcator, The Exeter youngsters scored again early in the third period on a successful shot from Dennis Preszcator with help from Paul Pooley, From this point on Strathroy took over in the scoring depart- ment as they scored three times but the effort came too late. In Wednesday's 2-2 pee wee tie, the Exeter youngsters jumped 1nu n m uun A-1, LOW MILEAGE DEPENDABLE Used Cars Orders Taken Now For Michelin Snow Tires ALL SIZES Sunday Mixed 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY (intermediate size) 2.2-door hard- top, fully equipped, low mileage, demonstrator. Licence FiND076 1974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE CUSTOM (intermediate size) 4-door sedan, fully equipped, only 11,935 miles, Licence HND016 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111. ,.....-- i s- a =1.i..,, 1... a I : 1 — a gs-7------.-- --:-- -----7*-. -"-•"--. - =-- ,..— —,=_:_=—;,- 11111111111111110111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM11111111111111111111I1111111111111011111111111111111 Exeter Men's 'A' SP P. Lightfoot 575 2 29 SP R. Smith 774 7 36 SS K. Campbell 646 5 37 CU J. Bedard 705 0 36 AC D. Elder 598 5 28 RO A, Neal 694 5 41 ST M. Epp 488 0 15 KT B. Dinney 611 2 19 7 39 AL S. McNair 687 DD D. Parker 804 0 18 MP A. Honking 760 4 52 167 C. Murray 646 5 24 FA M. Samis 835 3 44 C4TI-1 R. Wood 730 5 43 AK R. M. Webber 499 5 42 FL V. Glaab 637 2 9 CF R. Hippern 646 2 19 SU J. Fairbairn 762 2 15 DO C. Smith 543 5 29 Seniors BL S. McNair 630 2 9 ON B. Heywood 532 5 27 I Georgina Webster 372 BB B. Beierling 588 2 27 II Howard Treumner 334 7 32 III Art Frayne 325 DN C. Smith 610 UN G. Sereda 636 0 34 IV Charlie Smith 464 V Gordon Hogarth 288 Lucan Ladies Friday Mixed SP L. McKenzie 634 7 LG T. Humphreys 617 IS M. Greenlee 548 5 y OC P. Hrudka p 571 7 35 HH M. Elson 589 4 0 7 DA K. Haskett 563 2 MA B. Reynolds 646 7 32 RO L. Morley 531 0 MI B. Sanders 701 0 45 CO B. English 510 5 CH C. Murray 723 7 41 FS P. Davis 541 DS B. Bowerman 749 0 29 RA M. Parnali 539 Tuesday Ladies GE N. Hickson 488 L. Latulippe 679 7 51 RP J. VanGeel 482 M. Glover 607 0 20 CA B, Hickson 431 0 9 HT S. Redick 418 0 South End -Service DOUG ROBBINS EXETER 235-1533 42 33 31 28 26 23 22 16 13 9 7 2 3 7 5 2 2 D. Bourne 572 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE BROUGHAM (intermediate size) 2-door hardtop, loaded with equipment including air conditioning, Showroom condition, only 35,113 miles. Licence HND078 1972 DODGE MONACO (full size) 2-door hardtop, fully equipped, just like new. Only 49,790 miles. Licence CYD165 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 (full size) 2-door hardtop, fully equipped including air conditioning, 62,368 miles. Licence FFU230 1969 CHEVY NOVA (compact size) 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic. Sensible, economical size, just 45,185 miles. Licence CZN449 1969 CHEV BISCAYNE (full size) 2-door, 427 V-8, 4-speed high performance; Licence HND079 1968 MUSTANG 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic. Nice! Licence BBT199 • DEPENDABLE WORK HORSES EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment '0".) r 1 1 AMMIIIINO1101•11110•111110 USED CARS 1971 SPITFIRE, dark green, Licence ECR449. COMING SOON 1973 VEGA Hatchback, 4- speed. 1973 FORD GALAXIE 4-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, 14,500 miles. 1970 MAVERICK 2-door. netted the third L-1 score. Jack Nairn counted on passes from Dick Doughty and Bill Dunnell. In the second period, the Lions counted twice and Jamie Robb scored for the Jets on a breakaway as Erie enjoyed a one man advantage. The only scoring in the third period was an unassisted effort at 3.23 by Dick Doughty. Sonny Pennington with his superb performance faced 40 Erie shots and the Jets fired 28 at the opposing net. Scoring came thick and fast in Friday's game. Each team scored three times in the first period, Larry Haugh was the first Jet to hit the scoreboard con- verting passes from Steve Proctor and Terry Johnson, Rick Campbell was next converting a pass from Dick Doughty and Jack Nairn registered on a solo dash. Erie jumped in front with three quick goals early in the second period before Larry Haugh notched his second goal of the night on a three-way effort with Steve Proctor and Brian Haskett. In the third period, the Jet goals were fired by Rick Camp- bell, Jacques Cousineau, Steve Proctor and' Bill Fairbairn. Penalties were fairly even with the Jets taking six of 11 minors called. Saturday's crowd was The Lucan-Ilderton Jets on their annual exhibition trip to Erie, Pennsylvania over the weekend broke even • in a two game series with the Erie Lions. Friday night in the series opener, two late third petiod goals by the Lions sent the Jets down to a 9-8 defeat. Saturday night, backed by outstanding goal tending by Sonny Pennington, the Jets bounced back to record a 5-2 victory. The Jets get back to regular play in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental league Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the Ilderton arena when the Preston Jesters will supply the opposition. Tuesday night the Jets travel to Stratford to meet the Stratford Perths. In Erie Saturday night, the Jets jumped into a three goal lead in the first period and were never headed as Pennington blocked shot after shot. Bill Fairbairn opened the scoring at 0.56 of the first period as he took a pass from behind the net from Barry Baynham who had carried the length of the ice. Less than three minutes later, Rick Campbell scored on a pile- up around the Erie net with assists going to Jack Nairn and Dick Doughty, A power play late in the period MM PDP HB HD AB FF HG PS PP AH PKP AE BL GG GY ' HH IN ,IS MM 1973 DODGE I/2-TON PICKUP, long, wide box, V-8, only 32,246 miles, Licence C31031 P. Hunter-Duvar 675 7 41 G. Obre 560 5 48 S. Smith 542 2 27 J. Cooper 532 0 28 D. Munroe 662 7 54 2 23 P. Haugh 570 5 42 L. Grindley 557 M. Holtzman 602 7 40 D. Riddell 482 0 22 Thursday Ladies S. Martine 611 2 D. Dobson 630 M. Samis 619 5 wide box, V-8, 1971 DODGE 3A -TON PICKUP, long, automatic. Licence C31053 1969 FORD I/2-TON PICKUP, long, wide miles. Licence P53745. 1969 FARGO 3/4 -TON PICKUP, long, wide C43477 1964 FARGO 1-TON STAKE, with box, Ready to go to work. Licence C31223 • OPEN SATURDAY • TERMS OF COURSE • TRADES WELCOMED box, V-8, 60,112 24 54 34 36 20 40 31 27 box, V-8. Licence rack and hoist. 2 7 3 2 5 J. Mantey 572 J. Simpson 673 N. Dowson 661 R. Greene 466 J. 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