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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-01-29, Page 7TImes-Acivacate, January 29, 11970 Pape Support Hockey February 14 fbf The Most Romantic Valentine Gift — When You Can't TELL HER how you feel! . GIVE HER Guaranteed and assured 1'l tlimuummust itt MILK IS SNACK/N' GOOD ANY TIME! Everybody Goes for the Fun Taste of Milk At mealtime . . at snack time . . , there's nothing like a sparkling, cool glass of milk. It's whole- some, nutritious and "um-m-m good" tasting, tool Make sure there's plenty of everybody's favorite bever- age on hand. Call us for home delivery, Exeter Dairy Ltd. Exeter Phone 2352144 The Lucan-Ilderton Jets started their Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B'' season, November 4 of last year and were quite confident of finishing in first place. The Jets still have those hopes but the outcome of the next two games will tell the tale. At the moment they are in a first place tie with the Durham Huskies and each team has two games left on the schedule. Friday night, the Lucan-Ilderton club travels to Fergus to take on the Thistles while the Huskies take on the Acton Tanners. The most important game of the season will be played in Durham Sunday afternoon when the two top clubs hook up. If the Jets and Huskies finish in a tie for top spot the nod would go to the former because of a better goals average. The Jets warmed up for their final two games with a convincing 9-0 win over the Cheltenham Harvesters at the Huron Park arena, Tuesday night. ROBB AGAIN LEADS Jamie Robb, the league's leading scorer continued his entire season pace by scoring one goal in each period to head the Tuesday scoring against Cheltenham. Robb opened the scoring at 5.26 of the first period taking passes from line-mates Jacques Cousineau and Bill Neil to give his club the goal that actually won the game. Parkinson, although not tested too often came up with Irish split two games hold second spot how many shoulders has your executor? 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With only seven games remaining on the schedule the H4wks have 36 points, nine In this column we continue with information regarding figure skating and its proper instruction gleaned from the handbook for Happier Figure Skating. Group Lessons — Most clubs offer some form of group instruction for beginners. This instruction may be given by the Professionals, usually at a small fee, or by advanced skaters in the club, at no extra fee. National Skating Tests — These lessons usually follow some plan for teaching the basic skating techniques, such as the National Skating Tests. Private Lessons — When your child has mastered the problem' of balance, and can stroke freely and evenly, she is ready to benefit from private instruction. You should not expect your child to be ready for the Preliminary Test (the first C.F.S.A. Test) without a fair number of private lessons, All you can reasonably expect from the group instruction is controlled stroking and, perhaps, some concept of the basic edges. Preliminary Test — There are four basic moves, or "edges" on each foot, and in order to pass the Preliminary Test the skater must show control and confidence on each. These "edges" are: forward inside, backward inside, forward outside and backward outside. It is standard procedure to abbreviate references to the edges, and thus RFO stands for right forward outside, LBI is left backward inside, etc. (If you try to read about the tests in the Rule Book, you will need this information.) The Preliminary Test also contains the two basic figure eights RFO-LFO and RFI-LFI. There is one more figure, known as the Waltz Eight which we won't try to describe here. Progress — Progress in skating depends on three main factors: The skater's natural co-ordination, Adequate instruction and Useful practice. Some children are able to do useful practice without supervision right from the start, many do not even practice carefully when a parent is watching. If you feel your child is not making adequate progress, ask yourself, "How good is her natural co-ordination?" Some children learn much more slowly than others because of poorer co-ordination. Next, ask yourself, "Is she getting enough lessons?" and, finally, "Is she attending the sessions regularly, and doing useful practice while at the rink?" The parents who can give their child more lessons, and who are prepared to go to greater lengths to encourage her to practice longer and harder, have a right to expect more progress, provided she has average natural ability. more than the Lucan Irish who hold down second spot. The Zurich Dominions are in third spot with 25 points while the Belmont Sunsets are in fourth, one point further back. The Exeter club lost a 4-3 decision in Lambeth, Wednesday and came back to home ice Friday and were only able to gain a 4-4 tie with the same team. In their next action the locals play host to the Hawks from Mitchell, Friday night at the Exeter arena with an 8.30 starting time. FAIL TO HANG ON The Hawks with a 4-3 lead over Lambeth, Friday with less than a minute to go were unable to hang onto their slim lead as Terry Davis scored the equalizer with only five seconds remaining on the clock. Davis was the only goal scorer of the first period to give the visiting Lambeth club an early lead. In the second session, Gary Evans scored his first of two Lambeth goals at 4.28 before the Hawks could find the scoring range. The locals struck quickly with time running out in the second period and were able to tie the count at 2-2. Pete Glover, an affiliated player up from the Exeter midgets was on the firing end of both goals. Glover notched the second on an unassisted effort after Larry Haugh helped set up the first Tiremen move in Rec league Newby Tire moved a notch closer to the leaders in the Exeter and district Rec hockey league but received lots of help from Snell's Shell. The Newby club outscored the Bank Boys 12-7 to up their season point total to 11, only two less than the league leaders from Huron Park. The same night, Snell's Shell edged Huron Park 9-7. Snell's follow in third spot with six points while the Bank Boys trail in the basement with a four point record. Tonight, Thursday, Snell's and the Bank Boys meet in the first half of the weekly twin bill while Newby Tire and Huron Park tangle in the finale in a crucial contest for first place. TEACHER SHOWS HOW Doug Ellison, a physical education teacher at South Huron District High School led the Snell Shell scoring with a four goal effort. Close behind with a hat trick to his credit was Pete Lawson while Larry Willert scored twice. Another three goal performance, this time from Bill Fisher was best for Huron Park. Next in line with a pair of goals was Bob Pinter while Larry Brintnell and Don Appleby checked in with single scores. TWO TRIPLES Jim Dingwell and Jack Glover each scored three times to head up the Newby Tire 12-7 win over the Bank Boys. Scoring on two occasions each were Tom Watt, Dave Wood and Ron Broderick. Dick Coulter's four goal performance was best for the Bankers. Chuck Becker, Dean McKnight and Pete McFalls completed the scoring with lone counters. scoring play, The third period was hardly more than a minute old when Barry Baynham shot the Hawks out in front for the first time in the game with Haugh and Ron Lindenfield assisting. Evans scored his second goal of the night at 16.32 to again tie the score. Lindenfield put the Hawks ahead again at 17.40 on a three-way passing effort with Ron Janke and Larry Haugh. This set the stage for the tying goal by Davis as time was running out. The score sheet of the game in Lambeth, Wednesday was not available to the T-A at press time. Minors sweep three game set Exeter's three hockey teams competing regularly in Shamrock minor play swept a tripleheader from Ilderton teams in Lucan Monday night after losing a pair of contests with Lambeth on Exeter ice, Wednesday. The local pee wees opened the night, Monday with a 4-3 win over Ilderton, the bantams followed with 7-1 romp and the midgets finished with a 5-2 win. Against Lambeth, the local pee wees were blanked 6-0 while the bantams dropped a 3-1 decision. TAYLOR IS BIG HELP Brian Taylor, while failing to actually score a goal was very instrumental in the 4-3 Exeter pee wee win, Monday. He gained three assists on goals scored by Howard Schenk, Wally Fydenchu k and Matthew Muller. The other Exeter goal was fired by Steve Schroeder with Muller assisting. TWO TRIPLES Perry Stover and Randy Gilfillan each scored three times to lead the Exeter bantams to their '7-1 win over Ilderton. The other goal was notched by Robert Ryckman. DOUBLE SCORERS Two goal performances by Peter Kleinstiver and Randy Preszcator paced the Exeter midgets to a 5-2 win over Ilderton. The other goal getter was Brian Bestard. Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotelaer Jr. of Ridgetown visited Mr. & Mrs. Bud Bailey Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Holt visited Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance recently. Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotelaer Jr. and sons spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance. We extend our sympathy to the family of the late Earl Little of Forest. Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance visited at Grand Bend last Friday. Ricky Tretzel was home over the weekend from London Teachers' College. The Snowmobile rally at Port Franks Sunday was largely attended. Gotelaer was present with his ski-doo as well as many others from this district. Swimming classes for disabled adults, sometimes combined with remedial exercises, is one of the services of The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) in many Ontario communities. BEGINNERS AT THE CHEER LEADING GAME — Each year at South Huron District High School a junior group 'of cheer leaders is taken on to assist the seniors in spurring on the school's athletic teams in their various endeavours. The latest additions are shown above. Back, left, Ann Morrissey, Joanne Burke and Carol Ann Desjardine. Front, Cheryl Clausius, Joanne Gaiser, Donna Schilbe and Mary Murley. T-A photo Jets battle for top spot, crucialgame in Durham several good stops to preserve his shutout. With less than four minutes to go in the initial frame, Doug Galloway upped the score to 2-0 by firing playing coach Jack Nairn's pass into the visitor's net. In the second session, Robb scored again this time from Galloway and Neil at 3.18. Only moments later Nairn fired a successful shot with Ken Loft providing the passing assistance. Before the period was over, Loft and Dave Webster had checked in with goals. Nairn gained assists on both with Steve Proctor helping on Loft's and Jim Bender getting in on Webster's. At the halfway mark of the third period, Ken Loft let a blistering drive from the blueline go that goalie Hary Newlove made a good stop on but Nairn jumped on the rebound and fired it home. Robb scored unassisted at 11.47 and Galloway completed the game scoring near the seventeen minute mark with Nairn picking up his sixth point of the night. Announce New Healing Substance: Shrinks Piles Exclusive heal ing substa nce proven to shrink hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue. A renowned research institute has found a unique healing. substance 'with the ability to shrink honor 'rhoids painlessly It relieves itching 'and discomfort in minutes and speeds up healing of the injured, inflamed tissue. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most important of all—results were so thorough that this improve- ment was maintained over a period of many months. This was accompliohed with a now healing substance kl3io-nyrie) Which quickly helps heal injured "cell's and stimulates growth of new tiSsue. Wow 1310-Dyne is offered in oint- ment and au. Isitory form called Preparation As' ',A. it at All drug , stores. SatiSfaction - your money refunded, Figure, 8 By CLARE STANLEY Last week I missed the deadline for the newspaper and consequently the Irish received very little press after playing some of their best hockey of the season. So far this week the Lucan lads have split the two games. Wednesday, the Irish outskated and out-shot the fast-fading Zurich Dominions, beating them by a score of 8-3. The Dominions were unable to score on Jerry Freeman in the Luc an nets until the eleven-minute mark of the third period. Then Sterling, Loader and Schilbe each scored to..spoil a perfect game for the Lucan net-minder. Captain Tom Hodgins led the Lucan attack with two goals, while singles went to Jim Hearn, Dave Revington, Jeff Craig, Mike Anderson, Dennis Carty and Tom Anderson. The three stars were all awarded to Lucan, with the first star going to Tom Hodgins, second star, Jeff Craig, and third star, Jerry Freeman, with honorable mention going to Mike Anderson for his defensive play. Lucan out-shot Zurich 37-25. In penalties Zurich picked up seven to Lucan's 11, the big loser for the Irish was Steve English with three, and in each case the Lucan club was forced to play short-handed as Steve was unable to take a Zurich player with him to the penalty box. In Belmont on Saturday night, the one hundred Lucan fans who travelled with the club had very little to cheer about as the fourth-place Sunsets taking the lead in the first period never looked back. At the end of the first period the score was one to nothing, , The second period ended 3-2, while Belmont added four goals to Lucan's two in the third period, to win 7.4. The Irish played Santa Claus giving the puck away time after time in their own end. Lucan is now in second place, four points ahead of the Zurich Dominions. The big question in the mind's of the Lucan Executive is "what is happening to Exeter and Zurich as they jockey for play-off position." Both teams are losing games which they should be winning as they try to end up in first and third place. The Lucan powers that be are confident that neither of these teams will be a serious threat if they continue to play the type of hockey that they have displayed for the last three weeks or so. Last night Belmont was in Lucan and no doubt you were on hand to agree or disagree with the man who picked the three stars. arri,ptai J EWE LLER MAIN ST. 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