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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-22, Page 9SENIORS GET A WIN — It took the senior Panthers at South Huron four games to get into high gear but they finally did it with a convincing 43-6 win over Seaforth, Thursday after suffering three straight losses. Backfielders Allan MacLean, Brian Bastard and Don Truemner are shown in the back along with linemen Brian Miller, Don Jones and Dave Hunter. T-A photo Times-Advocate, October 2Z 1970 Pao* 9 * BALLET Registration and Mseting 10:30 a.m, in the OLD Gym * GYMNASTICS Registration 10:30 a.m. in the NEW Gym Sat. Oct. 24 SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Sponsored By Exeter RAP Committee Welcome to the 1970-71 Curling Season at the Exeter Curling Club * MEN'S INSTRUCTIONAL Curling and Social Tues. and Thurs. —Oct. 27 & 29 7:00 p.m. *WOMEN'S INSTRUCTIONAL Curling and Social Wed., Oct. 28 7:00 p.m. Followed By Annual General Meeting • NEW CURLERS WELCOME Regular League Curling Starts November 2 New curlers interested in league play tall at Kerslake 235.0469 OPENING CLUB MIXED BONSPI EL Fri., Oct. 30 and Sun., Nov. 1 - Season Tickets For After School SKATING Now On Sale at the EXETER ARENA $2.00 .'Go9d For Wednesdays and Fridays 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. $ave On These And Hundreds of Other Items During Our Fall Sale Phone 235.2081 Exeter Warn 11004:04 CHUSICS 8'x 10' SIZE 10' x 12' SIZE Reg. Value $13.95 Reg. 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Pick up top quality Viceroy permanent type anti- freeze (ethylene glycol base) and be ready for rough winter weather. Viceroy gives you . . . • Maximum winter protection • Will not evaporate or boil away • Stops corrosion and rust — especial- ly effec.iye in the new aluminum engines. • Will not foa„m • Mixes with all other types of perma- nent'anti-freeze. SAVE NOW WITH LOW PRICE — BIG PROTECTION VICEROY Regular Value $2.59 gallon Item # 548.003 197 Sale Price I gallon Lucan Irish are fighters — Continued from page 8 Against Mllverton Sunday, the home club jumped in front quickly and the Hawks were unable to catch up. Milverton took' a 3-1 edge after the first period of play with the Exeter'goal being fired by Randy Preszcator, with assists going to Bob Rowe and Peter Kleinstiver. The Hawks scored twice in the middle frame while the Milverton boys were scoring on three occasions. The first Exeter tally came at 6:19 on Bob Rowe's successful shot with Brian Bestard setting up the play. At 18:37 Bestard was on the firing end on a play originated by Ron Janke. Susan Digman 2; Mickey Joe, Kevin Windsor 3; Dynamite Trigger, Charles Windsor 4. Second Division Race Time 1:49 — Nancy Hanover, Wayne Good 1; Jay, Steve 1Vlartens 2; Jimmy D, John Innis 3; Hello Hawks meet Norwich Captain Larry Haugh took a pass from Brian Campbell at 7:38 of the final period to close out the Exeter scoring for the afternoon. Dolly, Ellen Hewitt 4. Powder Puff — Race Time 2:10 — Jimmy D, Gladys Innis 1; St. Paul's Lad, Marg Cunningham 2; Mickey Joe, Gwen Windsor 3; Queen of Spades, Sandra Schroeder 4. A DO'S BEST FRIEND/ By CLARE STANLEY This year the Lucan entry in the Junior "D" ranks is being billed as the fighting Irish Six. Somehow the team has got the idea that the word fighting refers to the use of their fists rather than their ability to play hockey. On Wednesday the team opened their home exhibition series with a game against the Mitchell Hawks in which they managed to pick up 19 penalties to 16 for the visitors. The final score was 7-5 for Lucan which was the only redeeming factor in the game for the 200 odd fans that paid to see hockey. Even with local referees the Lucan team picked up the big end of the 35 penalties including a bench penalty to coach Bill Neil for remarks directed at the officials' ability. Goal scores for the fighting Irish were Kevin McCarnam and Dave Revington with a pair each and Jack Bradley, Ken Needham and Danny Calcott with singles. For Mitchell, Flanagan and Willard scored twice and Carnochen once. New faces in the Irish lineup include Danny Calcott, Jack Bradley, Bill Pearson, Kevin McCarnam. Ken Millson, Bob Evans and Ed Legg. Young Bruce Maslen played a good second half in goal for the Irish and John McLean was in his usual good form in the opening 30 minutes. The Irish were then pitted against the Lucan-Ilderton Jets on Friday night. This was somewhat like throwing Christians to the lions as the Jets mopped up the ice with the Juniors to the tune of 18-0. Hindsight is a wonderful thing but I wonder what kind of reasoning was used when the Irish accepted this exhibition tilt. Hockey is a competitive game and must be played this way by all players be they man or boy and the Jets were not about to lie down and play dead for a group of Juniors they therefore hit as hard and as often as the fighting Irish the only problem was that they skate faster, hit harder and know more about the game of hockey than our boys. This game must have been very discouraging for all and it is hoped that the Irish management will put more thought into future exhibition games. Last night the Norwich Merchants, Ontario Jr. "D" champs came to Lucan so let's hope the fighting Irish played hockey and gave the fans their money's worth. This year's team should match last year's second place finish and provide lots of excitement on the cold nights to follow. Have you 'got your season's family ticket? For only $12.50 the whole family can enjoy 15 home games as the admission is $1.00 for adults, 50c for students and 25c for children. This has to be the bargain of the year, See you next week, I hope. 1111111131111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BOWLING SCORES IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIII MEN'S "A" LEAGUE C4 th (M. Merriam 822) 5 22 L&M (A. Farquhar 683) 2 14 SU (H. Holtzmann 859) 7 16 167 (C. McDonald 603) 0 11 IGA (A. Neal 738) 5 24 SP (R. Smith 733) 2 14 FA (J. Russell 784) 7 29 RB (B. Sanders687) 0 8 RO (G. Robinson 738) 7 20 DH (S. McNair 647) 0 9 CA (W, Beattie 908) 5 26 UN (T. Van Stecg 716) 2 17 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE RU (H. Brand 670) 7 18 HB (T. Shepherd 552) 0 3 WO (R. Dickey 795) 5 25 OU (F. Brintnell 651) 2 27 CU (B. Martin 616) 5 20 TR (G. 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