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EXETER MEN'S MAJOR
W. Pearce 769
C. Atthill 657
A, Neal 754
F, Gualtieri 719
R, Wood 878
P. *Falls 819
EXETER MEN'S "A"
G. Dauber 637
B. Whilsrnith 598
R. Hippern 702
S. Mathers 621
Har, Boltzmann 713
J. Cleave 703
EXETER MEN'S "B"
D. Jackson 743
K. Barrington 684
B. England 666
G. Wilson 695
13. Quick 712
M,Brintnell 653
B. Hogg 599
M. Cushman 631
B. Nicol 726
G. Stire 790
TUESDAY LADIES
M. Boltzmann 670
P. Hunter-Duvar 670
M, Glover 640
L. Latulippe 656
M. Bridges 516
N. McKenzie 598
M. Mathers 569
J. Cleave 578
M. Nisbet 580
P. Haugh 748
K. Hay 498
LADIES THURSDAY
B. Bowerman 713
M. MacDonald 620
N. Dowson 816
0. Jessop 504
M. Skinner 499
S. Burton 584
T. Stagg 624
R. Eveland 523
B. Soldan 564
B. Miller 649
FRIDAY MIXED
L. Latullioe 687
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MA J Kerichil f13 4
RA P. Miller 642 3
OG R. Gridzah 537 3
SUNDAY MIXED
AB S. McNair 797 2 TR R. Munn 647 7
BB G. Bierling 593 0
SN G. Cooper 586 4
13N L. Hockey 634 3
CF H. Hippern 544 3
MA W. Mauer 571 7 11B A. Salvonia 497 4
1,0 G, Wilson 677 0
FA M. Samis 733 5
SR. BOYS. & GIRLS
ST S. Pearce 520 5
IDY C. Harvey 271 0
KED MacDonald 365 5
CC B. Simmons 260 0
JRS.
LP K. Dale 285 5
RS M. Ferguson 285 0 ST T. MacDonald 225 3
CB S. Skinner 285 2
LI J. Mol 290 5 PG K. Wallace 210 0
PEE livEES
RR P. Swietzer 218 5
BB S. Heywood 187 0 RP S. Miller 186 5'
QD K, Whiteford 168 3, SP J. Musser 183 2
Ladies Curling
Shapton 9 — l3usche 6
Mousseau 11 — Taylor 7
Ecker 10 — Russell 6
Smith 8 — Marshall 7
Teevins 9 — Gregus 8
Coates. 9 — Prout 4
Pfaff 8 — Burton 7
Mickle 8 — Learn 3
McDonald 10 — Strang 4
Amos 6 Hodgert 4
Lovell 10 — Coleman 3
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LONG ON VALUI
If you're in the market for a good used car you don't
have to look any farther than Don Taylor Motors. These
are just a few of the values we have on our lot that will
provide you with many miles of trouble-free driving.
1975 RABBIT — this is a demonstrator with
only 6,000 miles. Two door custom model,
Licence No. JYY435
1975 NOVA one owner sedan with low
mileage. V-8 engine, automatic, power steer-
ing, power brakes and radio. Dark brown
finish with matching beige interior. License
No. JNK569
1974 ASTRE two door sedan with automatic
transmission, You'll get economical transpor-
tation from this low mileage vehicle. License
No. HMB004
1974 VEGA two door with three speed
transmission, This is a one owner car with low
mileage. License No. DD0449
1974 NOVA two door sedan with V-8
engine, automatic transmission and vinyl top.
One owner with only 18,000 miles. Serial No.,
279906
1973 VW SUPER BEETLE one owner with lout
mileage. This car has been rustproofed,
' License No. EZX521
1972 VW 412 SEDAN — this is a one owner
tar with low mileage. Automatic transmission.
Attractive red finish with black leatherette in-
terior. License No. DDM697
1972 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE fully
equipped. Buy now and beat the high spring
prices on, convertibles. License No, CZD749
1971 FIRENZA sedan with automatic
transmission. This car has been fully recon-
ditioned. License No. FI-ID509
TWO 1971 VW SUPER BEETLES both com-
pletely reconditioned. Take your Choice.
License Nos, THN344 dnd OFZ324.
'3795
'4395
'2195
'2295
'3495
'2495
1195
'2495 ;
'1295
'1395
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IT'S EASY to have a smooth curling surface when you use the Ice King
developed by Harry Mothers, Exeter. Shown operating the machine is
Diane Hodgert of RR 'I, Woodhom. T-A photo,
Exeter man invents
new ice scraper
CLEAN UP OF EXETER STREETS continued this week, and will for many weeks to come. The Exeter Works
Department expects to spend about six weeks trimming and cleaning trees, an operation that is expected to
cost about $45,000. Photo by Youngs
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MAIN ST. 235.1964 EXETER
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JACK LAVENDER
Whot is it about human mature
that makes it easier to break a
commandment than a habit?
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Well, there's one good thing to be
said for inflation. It fills footballs.
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The fellow who can't figure out
what to do with 0 Sunday after-
noon is often the same one who
can't wait for retirement.
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A cease-fire seems to be a condi-
Sion in which people are still
shooting at each other, but
nobody notices.
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The quickest way to become an
old dog is to stop learning new
tricks.
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Come in and shake paws at
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107 Queen St,, Henson
262-2103
when you want only the best in
chainsaw maintenance. Your
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ON AN EXCELLENT SELECTION
OF FINE AUTOMOBILES
1974 VALIANT Scamp two door, This car is in
beautiful condition with only '19,000 miles.
License No. JYY850
$3495
1974 LTD BROUGHAM four door, fully
equipped including automatic air conditioning
and AM/FM stereo. License No. DFZ667
'4295
1975 LTD LANDEAU four door, fully equipped
including a luxury interior and automatic air
conditioning. Sold new for over $8300. License
No. JCE678
'6295
1969 CAMARO with V-8 engine, automatic
transmission and bucket teats. Safety checked
and ready to go. License No. FK8496
'1495
1971 MUSTANG two door, V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, power steering. Only
39,000 miles. Needs a little body work. License
No. DFV411,
'1695
1974 GREMLIN with automatic transmission
and economical six cylinder engine. License No.
DAE278
$2495
1973 FORD Custom 500 Ranch Wagon with V-
8 engine, automatic transmission, power steer-
ing, power brakes and radio. License No,
DFZ446
'2695
1973 THUNDERBIRD fully equipped including
automatic air conditioning, AM/FM stereo and
power side windows. License No. KEH353,
'4695
PICKUP TRUCKS
1968 FORD F100 half ton with six cylinder
engine, standard transmission and camper
shell, License No. 056222 Before Inspection
'895
1973 FORD F100 half ton with eight cylinder
engine and automatic transmission. License No.
C69088
'2895
1973 FORD F100 half ton with eight cylinder
engine and standard transmission, License No.
C67706.
1695
Remember . Sense to See
LARRY SNIDER MOTORS
EXETER 23S-1640 LONDON 227-4191
Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00
Bogart's superstitions pay off in victories
A self-propelled walking-type
scraper designed by an Exeter
engineer Harry Mothers will help
maintain ice in top condition at
curling rinks.
The machine known as the Ice
King is powered by a 11 2 hp
electric motor and incorporates a
knife blade which shaves pebble
last three seasons.
The Perths go on to meet the
London Kings, who beat the
second place Preston Jesters in
their series. The winner of that
series will meet the winner of the
Durham New Hamburg series for
the league championship.
Durham leads the best or seven
series three games to none.
Hotels will
demand
age cards
If you are between the ages of
18 and 20 and want to quaff a pint
of your favorite brew at the local
drinking estuary, but are prone to
identification check, you had
better get an age of majority card
to prove it.
Hotel owners and the Liquor
Licencing Board of Ontario are
going to start demanding these
cards as the only valid, positive
source of identification in a move
le, stern underage drinking in
Ontario.
The cards, which have been
available for some time, carry a
picture of the bearer.
Underage drinking has been on
the increase since the Provincial
Government lowered the age of
majority from 21 to 18. Law
enforcement officers, govern-
ment officials and the public have
been demanding some sort of
workable legislation to reduce
the problem.
The LLBO has the power to
revoke licences of hotel owners if
they serve drink to minors, a
power they are saying will be
used more frequently and more
strenuously in the future.
To avoid owners losing their
licences, the LLBO is providing
forms for age of majority cards
to hotel owners who will be ac-
cepting the cards as the only
valid font of identification.
If a person has an age of ma-
jority card, but is not the legal
hearer, the onus and respon-
sibility is removed from the hotel
Owner.
And what do hotel owners think
of it? Herb Zimmerman, owner of
the DashwoOd hotel said it is the
first decent legislation the
government has Otte out with.
Coach Ron Bogart is
superstitious man. The Punch
Imlach of Exeter Minor Hockey
changed his clothes after his
Bantam A's dropped their game
Saturday night but wore the same
outfit Monday night as he did
Sunday when they wallopped
Sandwich West 10-3.
The no-change attitude must
have helped bring in Lady Luck
and inspire his team, as they
rolled on to win the controversial,
long series in six games with a 7-5
win in Sandwich West.
A third period rally by the A's
in the Saturday game fell a goal
short and the return game in
Huron Park on Sunday saw
Sandwich West start the com-
plaining again as they asked that
the A's remove their banners
from the end of the arena.
Sandwich West said that the
banners disturbed them and the
A's complied with the request. It
didn't seem to matter much
though, as the A's came on strong
and lambasted Sandwich West 10-
3, without the banners.
Dan Amlin opened the scoring
in the Saturday game when his
long shot from outside the
blueline fooled Doug Hoffman. It
was the only goal of the period.
Brian Mercer tied the score
when he poked in a loose puck
early in the second period. Dave
Atthill and Dan Bell picked up
assists on the goal which came at
4:32,
Mercer's goal was all the A's
could muster until the third
period Ray Bondy, on a power
play, and Ed Demers and Tom
Best on long shots from the blue
line beat Steve Wells to give
Sandwich West a 4.1 lead going
into the third frame.
Bell closed the gap a little when
he blistered a high shot past
Muzzin in the Sandwich West net
at 2:44. At 8:14 Wayne Parsons
brought Exeter within one when
he deflected a picture, pass from
Dave Bogart behind Muzzin. The
play came on a two on one break,
With 45 seconds left in
regulation time, Hoffman was
pulled from the net and the A's
put on the pressure.
'The closest they came to
heating, Muzzin, however, was
when Dave Bogart hit the post
and the game ended when a long
shot by Sandwich West slid wide
of the A's unprotected net.
Do or die coming to the game in
Huron Park, Bogart, told his
team something that he hasn't
asked of them all year. "I asked
them to win the game for me" he
said. "Did they come up big! It
was the same type of game we
played against Goderich way
back before Christmas. We were
flying!"
The A's were flying, as they
took a 5-0 lead in the first period.
Dan Bell opened the scoring from
Mark Parsons.after 61 seconds of
play and Dave Bogart scored two
before the end of the period to
account for the A's scoring.
Bogart's first goal came on a shot
from the point while the A's were
playing shorthanded with Brian
Mercer off for elbowing,
The "A's outshot Sandwich
West 13-6 on the period.
Brian Mercer scored the
eventual winner at 1:50 of the
second frame when he stole the
puck at center and went in alone
to score. Bogart was off at the
time as the A's picked up their
second shorthanded goal.
Pan Bell scored five minutes
later to make the score 5-0, again
a shorthanded goal.
The clock at Huron Park arena
stopped working with one minute
to go. This time was added to the
third period.
In that extra minute, Sandwich
West finally got on the
scoreboard when Ron Creaner
scored on a power play effort.
Dave Atthill kept the
separation at a respectable five
goals however, as he came back
to score on a power play less then
a minute later.
The A's added four more goals
in the game, as Preston
Dearing, Dave Atthill, Bell and
Mark Parsons scored.
Parson broke the long scoring
drought he had in the playoffs as
he scored his first goal on a wrist
shot from the left side.
Neil Rodgers and Ed Dennis
picked up the other two goals for
Sandwich West.
With the extra, final game
Monday night in Sandwich West,
the A's were faced with problems
from the beginning. It is exam
time for many of them and they
were tired, as they had had to
play three games in three nights.
The A's were short of defen-
cemen Monday night and Dave
Bogart, who usually plays for-
ward, rotated on the defence with
Dave Atthill. Bogart credited the
two for their stamina in taking
four and five minute shifts and
backing up Doug Hoffman and
Steve Wells in net,
The game was essentially a 7-3
game, as Sandwich West picked
up goals late in the third period to
make it a little more respectable
as the A's let up a little.
Dan Amlin put the home team,
Sandwich West, on the
scoreboard at 4:02 to give them a
1-0 lead and the only lead they
would hold during the game.
It lasted just 25 seconds as
Doug Brooks, who led the A's
with three goals and two assists
and Wayne Parsons broke in on a
two on two situation. Brooks
passed to Parsons who let a wrist
shot go from the left circle that
found the mark.
At 12:35 of the period, Jeff
Fuller popped in a rebound from.
Parsons and Atthill to give the
A's the lead and Brian Mercer
finished off the period's scoring
when he deflected Bogart's shot
from the point to give the A's a 3-1
lead.
Neil Rodgers narrowed the gap
a little before Parsons scored his
second goal of the game to put the
A's two up again. Rodgers
brought Sandwich West within
one again before the end of the
period.
The third period was all Doug
Brooks, as he picked up all three
of his goals.
After scoring at 3:09 from
Parsons, he broke the ensuing
play lip at center ice immediately
after the face off, took the puck in
alone and scored the eventual
game winner just six seconds
later. It was unassisted.
Hescored the third goal at 6:13
from Preston Dearing and Mark
Parsons.
Sandwich West added two more
goals late in the period, one to
Ray Bandy on a powerplay and
the final one to Rodgers with just
42 seconds left.
Coach Bogart had nothing but
praise for his team after the win,
talking of the different tactics
employed by Sandwich West to
psychologically out play his team
and the way his team overcame
them,
He was also highly pleased with
the officiating of both the fifth
and sixth games, saying that the
referees called everything that
happened not letting anything go,
"the way it should be."
The Ns. go on to meet Listowel
now, with the first game at Boron.
Park .on Saturday at 4:00.
The Stratford Perths finished
off the Lucan Ilderton Jets season
Tuesday night with a 6-3 win over
the Jets.
The playoff series went to the
limit, taking five games, as both
teams won two games of the first
four.
The Jets opened with a win
over the Perths in Stratford
before dropping the second in
Ilderton.
The home ice advantage
countinued to plague the two
teams, as the Jets took a 9-3 win
in Stratford Saturday before
losing the fourth game 5-3 in
Ilderton on Sunday.
Stratford's win Tuesday night
was the only win by either club on
home ice.
It is the first time the Perths
have won a series against the
Jets. They had previouSly lost
eight games and won one. The
twoleams have met twice in the
and dirt from the ice. Equippea
with single lever variable speed
control, the Ice King is easy to
operate.
In work, the blade which is
covered by a full length safety
bar covers a 5 ft width and the
finish is considered superior to
traditional hand scraping. By
using the scraper properly a
sheet can be re-finished in 10 to 15
minutes. Additional weights are
'plugged in' over the blade to
improve performance on the ice.
For storage, the blade
assembly is easily removed and a
special bracket is fitted to store
the five weights. With blade
removed, the overall width of the
machine is reduced to 32 inches.
Mothers has built a number of
Ice King scrapers over the past
few years. They are performing
well and curlers playing on ice
conditioned by the Ice King have
been so enthusiastic that Mathers
has set up a production line for
manufacture. Price of the Ice
King is $2075.
Perths dump Jets as playoff
opener goes to five games
Notice to Ratepayers
of
HAY, STEPHEN, USBORNE,
EXETER, HENSALL
PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS FINANCING OF
AN ARENA-FACILITY TO SERVE THESE
MUNICIPALITIES.
The Councils representing this area of Huron County
expect to receive direction as to the best course of action to
take in providing a recreation facility to the residents of South
Huron, Some of the alternatives facing the Councils are:
(i) restore the present Exeter arena
(ii) build a new South Huron arena and/or additional
recreation facilities
(iii) abandon the idea of an arena located in Exeter
You are asked to be present at this meeting to
guarantee that your interests will be expressed.
PLACE: EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL
DATE: APRIL 1ST
TIME: 8:00 P.M.
John Baker, Reeve of Hensall
Cecil Desiardine, Reeve of Stephen
John Finney, Reeve of Hay
Walter McBride, Reeve of Usborne
Bruce Shaw, Mayor of Exeter