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MOTORS LTD. 235.1640 Exeter 238-2036 Grand Bend See the Magnificent Seven Protect your hands. Easy to injure, difficult to live without. Talk safety. The next man May save your life. So work as a team, Use your ears. Self-defence means staying alert, in every way. litt1;0;PliPgs cciden • h.11111_g111111111111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111tiltllil111111111111111111111111111,IIllllllllllllllUllhlllllllllllllt Rec news Wide open play By ALVIN WILLERT Irish are on the move, win three straight tilts GETS PONY TROPHY — At the annual awards night of the South Huron Pony Trotting club held in Zurich, Saturday night various trophies were handed out. Above, Bev Cunningham, right receives the Langford Lumber trophy from Jim Thompson for the fastest time of the year, 1.49.2 turned in by Smoky Hal at the Zurich track. Zurich Citizens News photo. Tigers tie with Park, open season, Sunday • Face the facts; you're surrounded by hazards as you work. Too many men and women get hurt, just because they don't look after themselves on the job. The secret is to work defensively. Sharpen your self-defence — it pays off. In novice hockey this week the play was wide open. The Black Hawks were defeated 5-3 by the Road Runners. Two scorers led the Road Runners, with a hat • trick by captain Randy Parsons while Randy Fisher scored two goals. Danny Bell got all three goals for the Black Hawks. Seven to two was the score of the other game as the winless Vancouver team was trounced by Boston. Captain Brad Taylor 4 scored five goals and had help with singles by Dave Robinson and Paul Van Gerwen. Singles for Vancouver were scored by Dave Atthill and Brian Mercer. NOVICE STANDINGS W L T Pts 4 Road Runners 3 0 0 6 Boston 2 1 0 4 Vancouver 0 2 1 1 Black Hawks 0 2 1 1 In Pee Wee houseleague the Panthers lost 6-3 to the Seals. The Seal team was led to this victory by Morley Obre who scored a hat trick, the other goals were singles scored by John Van Gerwen, Gregg Beattie and Robert Heard. Stephen Baynham scored two and Doug Regier one for the Panthers. The Blues got their first win this year as they swamped Boston 8-3. Captain Ken Pinder led the Blues to the win with a hat trick while Brian Horrell and Paul Shapton each got two. The single was added by Barry Campbell, The Boston goals were scored by Brian Clarke with two and Larry Lippert scored the single. PEE WEE STANDINGS W L T Pts. Blues 1 0 2 4 Dart lead unchanged The lead of the Dark Angels in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was cut to five points after Friday's regular weekly play. The Dark Angels now have a season point total of 30 while the Doublers and Sharpshooters are deadlocked in second spot with 25 points apiece. Fourth spot is shared by the Late Niters and • Itchy Four. Friday's scores were: Doublers 5 — Scotties 0 Noisy Ones 5 — Swimmers 0 B & J's 4 — D& S'S 1 Late Niters 4 Dart Sharks 1 Itchy Four 4 Canners 1 Winkers 3— Shiphunters 2 ▪ Sharpshooters 3—Dark Angels 2 Featherflights 3 — B & A's 2 STANDINGS Dark Angels 30 Doublers 25 Sharpshooters 25 Itchy Four 24 Late Niters 24 B&J's23 Dart Sharks 22 Noisy Ones 21 Canners 20 Scotties 20 Featherflights 18 Winkers 17 Shiphunters 15 B & A's 14 Swimmers 12 D& S's 10 Mend breaks in your tooth-paste tubes (or any other kind) with a strip of sturdy Scotch tape. Saves you money, keeps tube neat. • Boston 0 2 1 1 Panthers 1 2 2 Seals 2 0 5 Games this week. 9-10 Boston vs Road Runners 10-11 Canucks vs Black Hawks 11- 1 Mites & Squirts 1- 3 Bantam 2 all star team 3. 4 Boston vs Seals 4- 5 Blues vs Panthers Teen Town will hold a bake sale this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 o'clock in Jim Fairbairn's building on Main Street. So for a sample of the younger generation's baking, come early and pick out your goodies for the weekend. Your patronage will be appreciated. The number of girls and boys taking gymnastics is on the up swing with more joining each week. A few more could be accommodated in some of the age groups, If you would like to join come to the High School and Joyce Ferguson, the instructor will take care of you. Lessons are from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. A second bantam all-star team will be formed and the first practice is this Saturday at 1 o'clock. All those players who are not on the Legion bantams are asked to come out for the second team. The two bantam teams should take care of all the bantam age players as at least 30 players are required for the two teams. The Lucan-Ilderton Jets continued their high scoring tendencies in their home opener of the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "B" season at the Huron Park arena, Sunday afternoon. The Jets won their second consecutive game quite handily drubbing the Acton Tanners by a score of 11-0. They opened the season a week earlier with a convincing win over Cheltenham. The strong Elmira Polar Kings will be at the Huron Park arena, Friday night at 8:30 to do battle with the Jets. The L-I club will be on the road Sunday afternoon as they meet the same club back in Elmira at two o'clock. The Jets wasted little time hitting the scoreboard Sunday as they scored five times in the first period to take a commanding lead. They scored two more goals in the middle stanza and closed with a four goal effort in the final 20 minutes of play. In the first period, five members of the Jets shared in the scoring. Captain Doug Galloway started things off on a three-way passing effort with line-mates Jack Nairn and Steve Storey at 7.54. Near the three-quarter mark of the period, veteran defenceman Don Urbshott scored on a hard shot from the right point. In the next three minutes the Jet supporters had a chance to cheer on three occasions. Jamie Robb fired the third goal on a play set up by Jacques Cousineau and Steve Proctor. Barry Irwin finished off the next passing play started by Larry Willert and Bob Lashbrook. With In exhibition play at the Huron Park arena, Sunday night, the Crediton Tigers and Huron Park Plugs played to a 4-4 tie. The Tigers are competing in Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "C" play while the Plugs are entered in the Exeter and district Itec hockey league. Crediton jumped into a 2-1 lead after the first period of play and increased the margin to 4-2 after forty minutes. The Plugs bounced back with two goals less than two minutes to go Willert found the net with the assist going to Robb. In the second period, the L-I goal getters were Barry Irwin and Steve Proctor. Assists were credited to Bill White, Dick Doughty and Jamie Robb. Defenceman Bill Dunnell scored the first and last goals of the third period for the Jets. Don Urbshott drew assists on both plays with a single assist going to Barry Irwin. The other goals were by Robb unassisted and Bill White from Jack Nairn and Dick Doughty. Each team picked up a total of seven penalties with majors for fighting in the first period going to Kevin Hall of Acton and playing coach Nairn of the L-I club. Wayne Parkinson and Don Stewart shared the goal tending duties for the winners. 11111111:111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111116 BOWLING SCORES 11111111111111111181181111811111111111111111111111111111111111111 MEN'S "A" LEAGUE 167 (C. Atthill 807) 5 29 C4 th (A. Finlayson 716) 2 36 L&M (B. Farquhar 747) 5 29 SP (B. Nicol 794) 2 27 IGA (F. Darling 724) 5 41 UN (T. Van Steeg 697) 2 31 OH (G. Houde 679) 5 26 FA (L. Little 732) 2 45 RB (J. Jones 658) 5 24 RO (J. Fuller 645) 2 27 CA (W. Beattie 778) 5 41 SU (J. Wallace 679) 2 22 MEN'S "B" LEAGUE MF (L. Smith 658) 7 37 OU (F. Brintnell 617) 0 36 WO (C. Butson 628) 5 41 NO (G. Kirk 643) 2 34 CU (F. Wells 702) 5 44 HB (T. Shepherd 582) 2 5 TR (G. Stire 644) 4 24 PE (R. Brintnell 662) 3 34 RU (B. Brand 665) 5 28 DD (G. Dauber 642) 2 32 LADIES'"A" LEAGU E DO (M. Lovie 539) 5 23 HD (A. Wallace 711) 2' 24 BeB (M. Holtzmann 657) 7 44 LE (N. Dowson 670) 0 11 CH (M. Edwards683) 5 41 HS (B. Sauder 647) 2 25 OB (G. Bierling 642) 4 39 BB (L. Farquhar 683) 3 34 MM (L. Pincombe 597 ) 7 38 PP (P. Haugh 615) 0 37 HG (A. Brock 665) 7 49 AB (P. Holmes 593) 0 13 LADIES'"B" LEAGUE WO (D. Wein 560) 5 30 GY (M. Salmon 497) 2 33 BL (D. Kirk 616) 7 53 MM (S. Wright 582) 0 37 HA (F. Ritchie 608) 7 41 IB (K. Kirk 510) 0 28 TT (J. Anderson 604) 5 22 AC (M. Bridges 555 ) 2 27 JS (D. Frayne 595) 4 36 DI (N. Weigand 552) 3 32 SP (E. Reid 601) 4 27 HO (B. McDonald 578) 3 Blow the whistles, bring out the Band, Run up the flag, our beautiful Irish Six are starting to move. With three straight wins, both players, executive and the Lucan fans are getting excited. Before we go any further I think the Lucan fans are the greatest in the league, showing up at every game in greater numbers and shouting themselves hoarse in an effort to make their team winners. Wednesday, Lucan beat the Zurich-Hensall Co-Ops by a 4-2 score before the largest and most enthusiastic crowd of the season. Allan Kraul was the top scorer with two goals and an assist. Kraul who last year saw limited ,action as a midget, this year is coming on strong. Tom Hodgins and Jim Hearn added the other goals. Lucan sent 14 players to the penalty box while the Co-Ops picked up only seven minors. Ron Oesch and Doug Coxon scored for the losers. John McKinley assisted on both efforts. The Irish out shot the Co-Ops 42-31. Bruce Maslen was in goal. Saturday night, 19-year-old Jack Bradley who last year was with Komoka, picked up his first hat trick of the season, leading the fighting Irish to a 7-4 victory over the Belmont Sunsets. Dave Revington, Tom Hodgins, Jim Hearn and Jeff Craig each scored once for the Irish. Joe Arnold started in the nets but was lifted in favour of Maslen in the second period. For Belmont, Ed Landon scored two goals with Bob Logan and John Willsie getting one each. Lucan led as usual in penalties getting 14 to Belmont's 9. At the end of the first period the Irish led 3-2. In the second period the teams traded goals, one each with Lucan outscoring the home team 3.2 in the final . twenty minutes. The Irish seem to have straighened out some of their early season problems. Coach Bill Neil though happy with the wins, reels that his players are not yet playing up to their potential and thinks that his team have to put more effort into their defensive play A , big thanks to the fan who was concerned enough to write a letter to the Editor of this paper re the team's efforts up to this point. It is hoped that the improved performance of the club has restored some of this confidence in the coach and executive. It might be well at this time to publish the names of the executive who are doing the paper' work for the Fighting Irish. They are President, Tom England; Secretary, Keith Kraul and. Bob Anderson the club's trainer plus Bernard Benn, Gord Barker, Bob Taylor, Howard McDonald, Larry Hotson and the manager Jim Freeman, Last night Belmont was in Lucan for a rematch, hope you enjoyed the game. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 Timas-AcIvocato, Novernbor 19, 1970 Pap. 7 • early in the third period to gain the draw. Terry Wade and Mike Lynn were the Crediton goal getters in the first period while Ian McCallum replied for Huron Park. In the middle session, Paul Young and Bob Gruber counted for Crediton with Larry Brintnell getting the Plugs marker. Ian McCallum scored twice in the first four minutes of the third period to complete a hat trick for himself and put the clubs on even terms on the scoreboard. The Tigers _open their OHA season Sunday night at the Huron Park arena when they play host to the Clinton Colts. Jets get second win by decisive margin Keep on your tees. Falls hurt more people than any other job accident, Therewarding art Self-Defence. The reward, You tame it. It's your life— enjoy it. Be a champion of SeffaiDefence• Your Workmen's Compensation Board, Ontario •