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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-12-31, Page 7CONSOLATION TO WAXERS — With their best performance of the season The Exeter Waxers downed New Hamburg 3-1 Friday to win the annual Exeter novice "C" consolation championship. Above EMI-IA representative gorge Pratt presents the trophy to captain Steve Batten and alternates Darren Vandergunst while team manager Shirley Pratt looks on. T-A photo West Hill wins in novice 'A', Waxers capture consolation Steer his Way BY I.ARRY SNIDER A choke that isn't functioning smoothly is a gas-waster. Hpve it. checked, BIG REDUCTIONS On All 1974 Models In Stock' Come See . . Come Save . . . During Our Year-End CLEARANCE SALE 1975 MG MIDGET 1975 MGB 1975 MINI 11111.11111(01111,10111$1111,11111 lllllll 110111110111111,11I0111 iiiiiiiiii llllllll While You're Here . . . 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Licence DFU565 1972 BUICK SKYLARK 4-door sedan, 350 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence DHC417 1972 DODGE CHARGER V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Licence DP11543 1972 PONTIAC VENTURA 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, Licence DHC792 $2495 '2795 $3495 '3795 $2795 $2895 '3295 $2495 1969 METEOR 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, $ 995 power steering, power brakes, Licence DHA789 Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 221.4191 OW Weekdays Until 9,:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 C. A. McDOWELL LTD. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 Announcement RUSS CHUCK Russ and Chuck Shell are pleased to announce that effect five January 4, 1975 they are turning the ownership of South End Service over to David Lemmond. They take this opportunity to express their sincere thanks to the motorists of Exeter and ared who have favored them with their patronage since 1946. It has been most appreciated and the friendships built up will long be remembered. They ask their friends ond patrons to give the same 'con- siderations to the new owner, and take pleasure in inviting the motoring public into South End Service so they can in- troduce the new owner, South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment December 31, 1974 Page 7 Over the holidays, the Exeter' junior Hawks. were in ..action five In cold, slippery weather, watch out for ice patches at underpasses and other shaded areas. If your car is equipped with an oil-bath filter, it should be ser- viced every 10,000 miles. The oil reservoir is emptied, the unit washed with clear solvent and refilled, * Schedule for ignition timing reset depends on your car's use. The more mileage you put on, the more often the timing will have to be reset. * In case of blowout, DON'T hit your brakes! 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The wrestling team from South Huron District High School placed fourth in a 12 team tournament at Woodstock ' Collegiate recently, The home school won the meet No endorsements from OPP force In recent weeks operators of several small businesses have reported that they formed the definite impression that the Ontario Provincial Police en- dorsed a publication in which they had been asked to purchase advertising space. The community services branch of the OPP reminds everyone that the force does not solicit funds or advertisements for any purpose. Nor does the forge support the solicitation of funds or advertisements for any publication or campaign. The OPP reminds all businesses, people and residents to ensure the validity of all requests for charitable donations or solicitation for advertisements in public services publications. At this time of year many holiday-related undertakings are promoted which, in order to stay within the law, provide a nominal service for a few individuals while producing an exorbitant profit for the promoter. No one wants to restrict donations to legitimate and worthy 'charities or causes. However,. neither does one want to donate freely to the pockets of those who take advantage of this goodwill and use the funds to their own advantage. Be sure you know who you are giving to and where your money is going. Honest charities need your support. One exhibition start saw the .Hawks .run roughshod 344 over Brydges. Friday night the Hawks will be at home at the Exeter arena for an 6:30 contest with the Strathroy Felons. Tuesday theExeter club with 63 points, Forest Heights of Kitchener was second with 53 points, College Avenue of St, Thomas was third with 49 points and the South Huron team was only a point back in fourth spot. Two local grapplers won their individual weight divisions. Perry Sereda who was named the best Sli wrestler of the week won six matches, all by pinning the opposition in the 123 pound division, Turning in another excellent performance with a half dozen victories was Paul Kristoferson. Five wins came by the way of pins. Mike Westelaken at 106 pounds and Mark Paton at 123 pounds each finished third. Westelaken compiled three wins and a draw and Paton came up with four victories, Gaining fourth place finishes were Vince Winters, Paul Rit- chie, Paul Reaburn and Dave Lovell. Paul Wareing, Marc Gelinas and Don Van Raay were fifth and Cliff, Hicks picked up a sixth place finish. Atom "W. club is blanked twice The Exeter atom "B" club participated in two games over the holidays. They were blanked 7-0 by Huron Park and lost 4-0 to Dorchester. In a bantam "B" doubleheader, St. Thomas teams downed the Exeter bantams 13-2 and the local pee wees 5-1. Brad Taylor and Danny Bell were the Exeter bantam marksmen and John Stephens was the lone Exeter pee wee scorer, travels to Seaforth, Two goals in the third period allowed the Hawks to post their 0- 4 victory over Tavistock Sunday night. Harry Smits scored what proved to be the winner at 6:11 on passes from Bill Van Bergen and Steve Jennison and Van Bergen potted the insurance marker on a pass from Brian Taylor. Tavistock took a 3-0 lead after the first period of play, but the Hawks fought back with four unanswered goals in the middle frame. Gerald Weido was on the firing end of two successful shots and singles were notched by Kevin Bestard and Matt Muller, Noel Skinner picked up a pair of assists, Saturday, the Hawks were unable to get untracked against the league leading Belmont Green Giants, who have yet to taste defeat this year. The Belmont club won 7-0, Brian Taylor was the scoring star for the Hawks in the 9-7 victory over Lucan, Taylor turned in a hat trick per- formance. Rick Ingram, Wayne Regier and Matt Muller were close behind with two goals apiece. In the Hawks 5-3 loss to Seaforth most of the scoring took place in the first two periods. The Seaforth club scored two goals in the first period and added three in the middle frame while the Hawks scored twice in the second and once in the third. Brian Taylor scored both Exeter markers in the second period. The first came on a three- way passing effort with Harry Smits and Rick Motnmersteege and the second was accomplished on an unassisted effort. The final Hawks goal was fired by Gord Pryde with assists going to Gerald Weido and Harry Smits. In the romp over Mt. Brydges, Gerald Weido was the to'p Exeter goal producer with five. Donnie McKellar was next in line With four and Brian Taylor and Bill Van Bergen each picked up a hat trick. Matt Muller, John Beer and Steve Jennison each scored two goals and singles were added by Rick Mommersteeg, Gord Pryde and Steve Schroeder. West Hill, a team from the Toronto area won the Exeter novice hockey tournament "A" division for the second con- secutive year. After playing two ties in the opening rounds, West Hill came on strong to down Wallaceburg 5- 1 and 6-0 to claim the cham- pionship. St. Marys also repeated as "B" champions with four straight victories. The Stone Town boys downed Hanover 5-2 and 3-1. In the first round play, St. Marys took Listowel by scores of 5-1 and 6-1 while Hanover ousted Goderich with a 4-2 victory after losing the opening contest 3-2. Four straight wins allowed Lambeth to win the "C' crown. Lambeth blanked the Exeter Waxers 3-0 and 7-0 in the first round and edged Point Edward 3- 1 and 3-2 to win the title. Belmont used a real comeback 't-tr. taking the "D" championship. The Belmont boys dropped the first of the finals to Parkhill 3-0 and then roared back to take the second contest 5-1 and the series 5-4. The Exeter Waxers turning in their best performance of the season won the "C" consolation title with a 3-1 win over New Hamburg. Goderich won the "B' con- solation downing Listowel 5-2 and the "D" consolation went to Dorchester on the strength of a 3- 2 victory over Thedford. In the three teams "A" division Wallaceburg reached the final by defeating South London 4-1 and holding West Hill to a 1-1 draw while West Hill held South London to a 1-1 draw in the other first round game. Point Edward reached the "C" final by beating New Hamburg 3- 1 and 7-4. To reach the "D" cham- pionship round Parkhill blanked Thedford 4-0 and 7-0 and Belmont defeated Dorchester 2-0 and 4-2. The Exeter Waxers scored two goals in the first period and one in the second as they defeated New Hamburg 3-1 to win the "C" consolation title. Darren Vandergunst put the Waxers on the scoreboard at 1.33 of the first period as he com- pleted a three-way passing effort with George Pratt and Mike Tiedeman. Only two minutes later the Exeter club was in front 2-0 on a goal scored by Steve Batten on an unassisted effort. Tim Beemer scored the only New Hamburg goal later in the first period. The game scoring was corn- Jets — Continued from Page 6 help from Steve Proctor. Each team scored two goals in the final 20 minutes of play. Larry Haugh and Bill Fairbairn were the Jets sharpshooters with assists going to Jim Pinnegar, Rick Fifield and Terry Johnson, Chuck Niesen and Wayne Goetz were the last Durham scorers. Penalties were again numerous with Jack Nairn of the Jets getting a spearing infraction and a three game suspension. pleted at 3:17 of the second frame when George Pratt fired a ,suc- cessful shot with assists going to Steve Batten and Brent Dawson. In the "A" championship games, Jeff Brownleee, Gary McColgan, and John Martindale each scored two goals to lead the West Hill scoring attack. Jeff Brownlee was named the most valuable player in the "A" grouping while the "B" award went to Graham Hart of St. Marys. David Frederick of Lambeth was judged best in "C" play and the "D" award went to Steve Taylor of Belmont. For the second consecutive year St. Marys won the most gentlemanly team. The St. Marys team is managed by Murray Mitchell and coached by Larry Hossack, a former member of the Lucan-Ilderton Jets. 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 NEW CARS All Clearing At REDUCED PRICES Until End of Year • MARINA 2-DOOR • MARINA 4-DOOR Standard • MARINA 4-DOOR Automatic • MGB SAVE on GAS 62.9 PER GALLON South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open E4nings'' By Appointment the Job Right... Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix, Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES SH wrestling team finishes third in meet WAXERS IN CLOSE — This action during the Exeter novice hockey tournament shows an Exeter Waxer scoring threat vanish. A New Ham- burg player takes the puck as Darren Vandergunst and Steve Batten of, the Waxers try to get it back. T-A photo Hawks get three holiday victories