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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-09, Page 7 (2)• Fast, Exciting NIOR ., ,-Nsedarr • EXETER ARENA Fri., Jan. 10 - 8:30 p.m. LAMBETH FLYERS vs EXETER HAWKS Wed., Jan. 15 - 8 p.m. PORT STANLEY vs EXETER HAWKS OHA Sr. Continental -- See Ontario's Best Amateur Senior Players In Action Stratford Perths vs Lucan-Ilderton Jets FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 8:30 p.m. , !MERTON ARENA Walloy Redi-Mix and Darling's Food Markets are Jet Supporters Drive Over The Bridge and Snowmobile Accessories • Belts • Gloves_ SAVE on I, • Suits • Helmets (..m. • Oil • Sparkplugs ' • Etc. etc. This Week's Extra Specials Double Snowmobile Trailers $225 In Stock Hockey Equipment 20% Off Hockey Sticks 10% Off Professional Style • Pool Table I ONLY 3' x 9' $129.95 Complete with balls and cues Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS .. . BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY 1 ...i. w.�-rte+• • 1 't Oda /11III ttt! ._ FIRST DRAW CHAMPS — A rink skipped by Melva Ecker won the first draw of the season of the Exeter ladies curling club. From the left are Audrey Rowe, Melva Ecker, Lorraine Alexander and Normo Parsons. • Jets take over first place, face Perths in crucial test The Lucan-Ilderton Jets en- joyed a very successful week and moved into first place in the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental league standings. This week, the Jets downed the Woodstock Royals 5-3 and 6-5 and the London Kings 7-5 before bowing 7-3 Tuesday night to the Stratford Perths. -' The' Jets lead the league wit 28 points, the Stratford club is only one point back and the London Kings follow in third place with 24 points. The Ilderton arena will be the scene Friday night for a very crucial game as the Jets play host to Stratford. Sunday af- ternoon the L-1 club travels to New Hamburg to meet the Screaming Eagles. In Stratford Tuesday night, four third period goals by the Perths decided the issue. Barry Baynham, Larry Haugh and Jamie Robb were the marksmen for the Jets. Come from behind In the Jets 5-3 win over Woodstock Sundaythey were • forced to overcome a 3-0 Woodstock lead which held to near the end of the second period. Tom Murphy, Dan Pringle and Don McPhee counted for the Royals before Jack Nairn ended the famine for Lucan-Ilderton at 17:46 of the middle frame when he scored on a scramble around the net.. Don Carter and Dick Doughty assisted.. It The Jets wasted little time in getting into scoring gear in the final session. Jim Blake cut the deficit to a single goal at 1:10 when he found the range with a backhand shot with the assist going to Barry Baynham. - Jamie Robb's slap shot from 30 feet out on the left wing knotted the score at 3:36 on a play set up by Bill Fairbairn and Jim Blake. Blake was right back to score the insurance goal near the eight minute mark converting passes from Jacques Cousineau and Jamie Robb. At the midway point of the period Robb completed the scoring with another blazing slap shot that grazed the goal post and Atoms lose The Exeter atom "B" hockey team dropped a 5-1 decision to Ilderton Tuesday night in. S11 smrock league action. The only Exeter marker came from the stick of Graham Solomon on a pass from Trevor Boyle in the third period. Introducing .. . DAVID LEMMOND Your NEW BRITISH LEYLAND Representative in Exeter WOULD BE PLEASED TO TAKE THE TIME TO SHOW YOU OUR 1975 MODELS r:�; MG %-7 MG MIDGET I. +. �' Austin Mint _—�� r (1 Triumph ,nal TR6 '>� . r , South End' A Service EXETER _, 235-2322 ?_' Austin :rte Marina . V -�°r' ->. ).) ['�] TriumphSPITFIRE lilt* :' • Agustin Marina '��'=- 4 DAVID LEMMOND ENTERPRISES UMITED • AUTHORIZED BRITISH LEYLAND DEALER bounced into the net. Blake and Fairbairn again assisted. To start the third period coach Jack Nairn reunited the line of Blake, Fairbairn and Cousineau and they responded with a goal on each of their first four ap- pearances on the ice. Erase another deficit The early situation in the 6-5 Friday win in Woodstock was similar for the Jets as they were forced to work back from a 2-0 deficit midway •through the second period. Don McPhee and Wayne Fenlon were the early scorers for Woodstock. Rick Fifield broke the Jets scoring famine with a successful shot at 8:30 of the middle frame as he converted passes from Terry Johnson and Don Carter. At the 9:55 mark, Jim Blake tied the score with assists going to Larry -Haugh and Steve Proctor. Before the period was • over veteran Doug Galloway hit the mark on a play started by Rick Fifield and Larry Haugh. In the third period, Rick' Fifield, Don Carter and Rick Campbell were the L-1 marksmen. Fifield counted from Don Carter and Barry Baynham, Campbell registered with help from Terry Johnson and Jim Blake and Carter tipped in a shot by Jeff Craig. Fifield also assisted. Other scorers -Tor Woodstock were Dan Pringle. Mike Embro aid Tom Murphy. Ken Kitching, formerly of' the Stratford Perths was a standout" in goal for Woodstock facitjg a total of 55 shots. They R6yals fired 43 shots at Lorne Daer in goal for the Jets. The fifth Woodstock score came with six attackers on ttfe ice and the net empty with 44 seconds remaining. The sensationa efforts of Sonny Pennington in e Jets net was the big reason the were able to score Thursday's 5 win in Lambeth over the Lond Kings. Pennington turned aw 36 London shots and was able to stymie- three clear cut breakaways by the Kings. Most of the scoring again took place injhe third period. The Jets led 2-1 at the end of the first period and London added the only goal of the middle frame. At 5:13 of the. opening session Harold White put the Kings into a temporary lead. A pair of power play goals near the midway mark put the Jets ahead. ' Jim Blake scored on a rebound with passing help from Bill Fairbairn and Terry Johnson and Dick Doughty counted on a pass from Doug Galloway. Jim Keon with the first of two scores evened the count in the second. Each team scored twice in the first half of the third period to keep the score even. Rick Fifield was the first L-1 marksman with help from Barry Baynham and Dick Doughty. The next three goals came with the opposition short handed. Jim Keon and Al Johnson hit the mark for the Kings and Jim Blake was successful with the assist going to Jacques Cousineau. At 12:42 Cousineau put the Jets in front 5-4 finishing off a play with Jim Blake and Terry Johnson and Don Carter fired what proved to be the winner at 17:06 on a pass from Bill Fair- bairn. Blake scored from a scramble around the London net with less than three minutes remaining. Campbell and Cousineau assisted. High Smibert scored the fifth and last London goal at :42. MEN'S DRAW CHAMPS – A rink skipped by Robbie Robichaud won the first draw of the Exeter men's curling club. From the left are Robbie Robichaud, Harvey Cowen and Joe Wilson. Missing was Rick - McDonald. T -A photo` Bestlnterest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- 1 tificates. *101/2% Guorcnteed Trust .Certificates are term deposits by which $100.00 or more can be left on deposit for periods of one ,to five years .".. interest and principal are fully guaranteed . ideal for churches, societies and associations as well as private investors ... an excellent legal investment for estate funds. All companies ,represented ore members of Conado Deposit Insuronce Corporation Every depositor is insured up to 520,600. E‘ Subject 'to change G aiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter - Grand Bend Office 235-2420 1 Win twice elsewhere Bantams lose inSilver Stick The Exeter bantams came up with two victories in three starts this week. Friday on home ice, they blanked Clinton 5-0; Saturday it was an easy 8-2 win over Byron and Sunday in Silver Stick competition In Watford, the locals succumbed 8-2 to Essex. In Silver Stick play, the Exeter club was outskated and outhustled by Essex club and failed to muster much of a scoring threat. The first Exeter goal came at 9:22 of the second period from Dave Atthill on a pass from Brian Mercer. Mercer was the second goal getter on a three-way effort with Perry Pooley and Dave Bogart late in the game. Against Byron, the locals held a 6-1 lead at the end of the first period and were never seriously threatened. Brian Mercer was Close results in Rec play Two close games resulted in Thursday's Exeter and district doubleheader at the Exeter arena. Les Pines edged the North Stars 10-8 and Newby Tire downed Usborne township by a score of 7-4. Tonight Thursday. North Star and Usborne meet at 8 p.m. and Newby Tire and Les Pines tangle at 9:30 p.m. Paul Mason scored three times to lead the Les Pines scoring attack. Next in line with two goals each were Bob. Rowe, Scott Burton orad Bill Van Bergen. Notching a single was Ian McCallum. Ron Harvey picked up a hat trick to pace the North Stars. Chris Daniels and Larry Brint- nell scored two goals apiece and Pat Zudnick scored once. Dale Skinner and Bob Jones, fired two 'successful shots each for Newby Tire. Getting one goal each were Tom Watt,- Bob MacDonald and Paul Kerslake. Scoring in single fashion for Usborne were Tim Ross, Ralph Batten. Mark Hearn and Ron Dougall. ' Broncos get 'one victory The Exeter Broncos gained an even split in two atom division games over the past week. Saturday, the Broncos lost a 5-2 decision to St. Marys and Sunday they were able to conte up with a 3-1 victory;„Byer Lambeth. A goal in each period allowed the Broncos to win over Lambeth. John Ker nick's first period goal came on an unassisted effort. • In the middle frame, Mark Vandergunst completed a three- way effort with David Under- wood and David Shaw and Shaw counted in the third with passing help from Underwood and Scott Batten. Against St. Marys. David Shaw scored for the Exeter club on a penalty shot and Scott Batten converted a pass from Mike Clark. the only Exeter performer to scpre two goals. Marking in single fashion were Steve Skinner, Randy Parsons, Brad Taylor, Darrell Preszcator and Dave Bogart. The goal by Paul Van Gerwen came with his club playing two men short. He stole the puck inside the circle and moved in on goal and scored. Dan Bell picked up two assists: while Dennits Presscater, Ste Skinner and Dave Bogart he on one goal each. • Against Clinton, Randy Par- sons was • the top Exeter marksman with two goals with Dan Bell assisting on each. Scoring in single fashion were Preston Dearing, Brian 3Lgroer and Darrell Preszcator. , ;- Good Value Reconditioned. Cars 1975 Licences Included 1974 CUSTOM 500, four -door sedan, 351 V-8, engine, power steering, power biakes, automatic transmission, radio, body mouldings, white side wall tires, wheel covers. Licence FKC424 1973 FORD RANCH WAGON — six passenger station wagon, 351 engine, power steering, power brakes, J78 WSW tires, deluxe luggage rack, front and rear bumper guards, body mouldings, tinted windshield, heavy duty - suspension, AM/FM stereo radio with tape com- bination. 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