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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-12-19, Page 7Fast, Exciting NifOR 44vsemv EXETER ARENA * Sun., Dec. 22 - 7:30 p.m, lucan Irish VS Exeter Hawks NEW CARS All Clearing At REDUCED PRICES Until End of Year • MARINA 2 -DOOR • MARINA 4-DOOR Standard • MARINA 4-DOOR Automatic • MGB USED CARS 1971 SPITFIRE, dark green. Licence ECR449, 1973 VEGA Hatchback 4. speed, licence FKC619 1969 CORTINA GT in ex- cellent condition, 1969 EPIC 1970 SUNBEAM ALPINE Licence CYN270 1970 FIAT Licence DHL052 SAVE on GAS 62.9 PER GALLON South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment Hockey at Its Best! Played By Boys Eight and Under Fifth Annual Exeter Novice Hockey Tournament DECEMBER 26 and 27 Exeter Arena 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. each day 15 TEAMS IN ACTION Offer Good For Balance of December Only mom TIRE Phone Elly Clarke At 235.0160 For Appointment 3 Service Bays and 3 Technicians Ready To Serve You TUNE-UP 2 0 Most *Send I-cylinders I-cylinders 1 Great value for your winter tune-Up dollars/ Here's what we do • Install and/or service spark plugs, ignition points, rotor, condenser, distributor cap including 'dining' set 'Clean or replace air and gas filters • Clean battery cables • Adjust fan belt tension • Adjust carburetor • Clean or replace PCV valve (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) • Service heat-riser valve (if external), Pans extra (if required), Make your appointment today. Use your Canadian Tire CREDIt CARD Ns. e. • FREE LURE. JOB WITH ANY TUNE-UP Jets season record stands at eight Continental victories. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets upped their season record in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental league to eight wins and four losses this week. Playing on home ice at the Ilderton arena, Friday, the Jets scored a decisive 5-1 victory over their arch rival Durham Huskies, At Woodstock Sunday the Jets romped over the Woodstock Royals 9-2. The next action for the Jets is a home and home series with the New namburg Screaming Eagles. The two teams meet at the Ilderton arena, Friday night and will be back in New Hamburg Sunday afternoon for a 2 p.m. and passing efforts of the year. Dave Bogart who was the scoring star for the Exeter club with two goals started the game counting with a screened shot from the left side. Paul and Perry Pooley drew assists. After St. Thomas took a 2-1 lead early in the second period, Exeter's second goal came on a picture passing play, It started with Ron Bilcke hitting Dave Bogart at the centre red line, The puck then went to Paul Pooley and on to Perry Pooley who had sneaked behind the St. Thomas defence and he promptly scored. Bogart notched the final Exeter goal with about four minutes left in the game. He was in the right spot to deflect Ron Bilcke's slap shot into the net. Steve Skinner also assisted. On the defensive side of things, Dave Atthill turned in a strong game at the blue line and goalies Ted Triebner and Paul Gaiser were strong throughout. Exeter clubs suffered three losses in a Shamrock league "A" tripleheader played in Lambeth, Friday night. The Exeter pee wees were edged 2-1 in the bantam game which ended 3-2 in favour of Lambeth and the midget score was 5-4 for the home team. The Exeter midget scoring was well spread around with John Van Gerwen, Phil Knight, Paul Shapton and Ken Pinder firing successful shots. Doug Osgood picked up three assists to lead in the point department. Other assists went to Brian Harrell, Brian Clarke, Paul Shapton and Peter Kincaid. In the pee wee game Lambeth took a 2-0 lead in the first period and the only Exeter marker came with only 10 seconds left in the game. Doug Brooks was the Exeter sharpshooter on a play originated by Wayne Parsons and Mark Parsons. The bantam game saw an Exeter 2-1 lead at the end of the second period disappear with Lambeth scoring two unan- swered goals in the final frame. The first Exeter score came at 8:08 of the initial session from the stick of Randy Parsons during a goal-mouth scramble. Ron Bilcke and Brian Mercer assisted, After Lambeth had tied the score at 5:33 of the second period it took Preston Dearing 42 seconds to put his team back into the lead. Dearing banged the puck into the net on the rebound on a shot by Paul Van Gerwen. The Lambeth bantams have won only two games this year and both have been against Exeter. In a second start this week the Exeter bantams dropped a 5-3 decision in St. Thomas Saturday. Despite the loss the club showed one of their best skating Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Always room for one more - since they started counting in 1964, 290 babies have been delivered in one brand of im- ported car. The company is so pleased by the publicity that each baby is gifted with a $50 saving bond. contest. Take advantage In the win over Woodstock Sunday, the Jets took advantage of power play opportunities scoring four times while the opposition was short handed. With the score tied at 2-2 in the Second period, Dan Pringle of the Royals received two highsticking penalties and the Jets went right to work with Bill Fairbairn and Steve Proctor hitting the mark. Don Carter and Rick Fifield led the overall Jets scoring attack with a pair of successful shots each. Checking in with one goal each were Jamie Robb, Dick Doughty and Barry Baynham in addition to the power play scores by Fairbairn and Proctor. The Jets were without playing coach Jack Nairn, Bill Dunnell, Rick Campbell and Jim Blake for the Woodstock contest, Manager Don Urbshott handled the coaching duties in the ab, sense of Nairn who was on an out- of-town business trip. Haugh scores twice Former Exeter junior Hawks captain Larry Haugh was the top scorer for the L-I club in the win over Durham with a two goal effort. Durham notched the only goal of the first period when Joel McCrae put the puck past Lorne Daer in the Jets net. At 2.39 of the middle frame, Haugh tied the score as he whacked in a rebound on a play started by Dick Doughty and Don Carter. Shorlty after the midway mark of the second period veteran Doug Galloway carried the puck the length of the ice to split the Durham defence and put the puck on Rick Fifield's stick for a goal. Jack Nairn also assisted. Before the period was over the Jets were in front 3-1 as Dick Doughty completed a three-way combination with Don Carter and Steve Proctor. The fourth and fifth Jet goals came in the last four minutes of play. Larry Haugh scored on passes from Don Carter and Dick Doughty and Steve Proctor registered with help from Jim Blake. As Blake carried the puck over the blueline he was slashed by Terry Keeling of the Huskies but was able to complete the scoring play, At the completion of the goal a fight took place between the two. Keeling was given a game misconduct. It was his second of the seasOn and will likely result in a three game suspension. Earlier in the game, Rick Fifield and Barry Baynham of the Jets and Joe Grundy and Drew Haldane of Durham were sent off for fighting. Play early in the second period featured excellent goal tending by Lorne Daer as Steve Proctor and Jack Nairn took penalties at 5:10 and 6:29 respectively and the Huskies were unable to score, Shortly after. Daer was injured and he was replaced by Sonny Pennington. The Jets outshot the Huskies 41-28. Stalling, rough idle, bad gas mileage? You may have a leaky valve condition, es- pecially in an older car. Leaky valve condition? Maybe it's time to solve all those "old-engine" problems and get a new car. You'll get a "best-ever" ride in a gem from Larry Snider Motors. Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! Waxers defeated, despite early goal The Exeter waxers dropped a 5-1 decision to Goderich in a novice exhibition hockey game at the Exeter arena, Thursday night. It took the Waxers only a minute and 12 seconds to hit the scoreboard but that was the only goal they were able to produce. Brent Dawson was the Waxer marksman on an unassisted effort. Juveniles lose in only game The only start for the Exeter juveniles this week resulted in a 7-5 Shamrock league loss to St. Marys, Sunday. St. Marys came on strong in the last 'period with four goals, AO erase a 5-3 Exeter lead, The Exeter scoring was well spread with five different players getting one goal each. The Exeter marksmen were Randy Regier, Kim McKinnon, Tom Richardson, Dave Regier and Rick Moody. Broncos defeated by one goal The Exeter Broncos were defeated 4-3 by St. Marys in their only start this week in the Shamrock minor hockey league at the Exeter arena Sunday. The Broncos will travel to St. Marys for a 6:30 p.m.. Saturday return contest. The Exeter youngsters were out in front 3-1 at one time in the second period but were unable to hold the St. Marys club at bay. Bill Glover was the top goal getter for Exeter with two suc- cessful shots. The first was ac- complished on an unassisted effort and the second came with passing help from John Kernick. The other Exeter score came as Dave Shaw completed a three- way passing play with Scott Pincombe and John Kernick. Ausable league scores are close In the latest action in the Ausable rec hockey league Parkhill downed Mt. Carmel 6-2 and Brinsley outscored Shipka 7- 9. Jim Battram scored twice to lead the Parkhill scoring attack, Getting one goal apiece were Jim Wiseman, Adrian Vander Vloet, Jim Watson and Roly Foster. The Mt. Carmel goals were registered by Jim McCann and Ron Pickering. The Brinsley scoring was paced by a two goal effort from Bob Hodgins. Single scores were chalked up by Greg Revington, Bill Hodge, Lawrence Amos, Jack Conlin and Dave Collins. Bob Lovie with two goals was best for Shipka. Notching one each were Jim Dietrich and Danny Lagerwerf. We can often endure an extra pound of pain far more easily than we can suffer the with- drawal of an ounce of ac- customed pleasure. Middle age is the awkward period when Father Time starts cat- ching up with Mother Nature. Taylor boys edge Conklin Saturday's novice house league game at the Exeter arena was close from start to finish with Taylor Motors edging Conklin Lumber 5-4. Steve Bidtnes was the top scorer for the winners with a three goal performance , Molin Mol fired the other two successful shots. Brad Scott scored twice to pace the Conklin scoring attack. Scoring in single fashion were Steve Riddell and Walter Van Essen. BEST JUNIOR GRIDDERS — Three awards were presented Thursday to the top performers for 1974 on the South Huron District High School junior football team, Above, coach Doug Ellison presents awards to most valuable player Paul Brooks, top lineman Ken Govers and the best back Steve Knight. 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