HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-16, Page 9Dear Residents of South Huron
We are a group of people who
are interested in reviving active
participation in community
theatre.
We feel there is a specific need
in the community and
surrounding area for theatrical
involvement and we know there
is a great deal of talent amongst
the people who live here, in ,all
areas of theatre.
Our primary objective is to get
people of all ages out to par-
ticipate and to enjoy themselves
with other people of similar in-
terests.
If you would like to find out
more about the group we are
meeting on Tuesday nights at
South Huron District High School
in Room 89 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone
is welcome.
Yours truly
Pat Quigley, Kevin Bisback
Gail Travers, Cynthia Gunn
Barbara Corbett, Holly Deline
Jeff Beck, Paul Idle, Doug
Carroll
P.S. If you require any additional
information please contact Pat
Quigley at the High School,
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A SENIOR SWEEP — The senior teams from Usborne Central won the boys and girls championships in a re-
cent cross country meet for area elementary schools. Back, left, Shown Troquair, Gory Cottle, tarry Dew-
eon, Dale Conlon, lomie Eveleigh and Randy Steele, Front, Mari Ritchie, Diane Rundle, Brenda Pincombe,
Kelly Kernick, Sharilyn Wegg and Natalie Stroud. T-A photo
WIN FOR INTERMEDIATES -- In the recent district elementary school cross country meet, Usborne
Central school intermediate girls won their division title and the boys placed second. Back, left, Jamie
Choffe, Greg Dougall, Jim Siddall, Tim Shute, Alan Hodgert, Ron Snelgrove and Kevin Heather. Front,
Sharon Rundle, Kim Heather, Marg Pym, Patti Willis, Brendct„.11;,d17i:;;;t Z:in;T7yl:r,,,i,,,,3..,,
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Times-Advocete, October 115, 1975 Puge 9
calling All Boys Within
15 Mile Radios of Exeter
EXETER MINOR
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
Thurs., Oct. 7:QC/ to .$;30 p.m.
Sat., Oct, 1$ - 10:30 to 12:30
EXETER ARENA — ALL AGES
Registration Fee Is $15,00
(NOTE — Boys Playing On All.Stor Teams Will
Be Assessed A Further $15,00 When The Teams
are Selected)
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/Season opener in Continental
finds two teams short :handed.
but both clubs will be at far from
full stength.
In two exhibition games played
this week, three players from
each club received match
penalties and two league game
suspensions,
Playing coaches Steve De
Gurse of the Jets and Barry
Boughner of Woodstock will be
sitting mit along with Jim Blake
and Dick Doughty of L-I and
Jack Creel and Pan Pringle of the
Royals, .
In Ilderton Friday night, the
,Jets scored a 3-2 victory and in.
Woodstock Tuesday the two clubs
battled to a 6.6 draw.
In Woodstock Tuesday, the Jets
led 6-3 after two periods of play
but the home club rallied with
three unanswered scores in the
final 20 minutes of play.
Bill White led the Jets scoring
attack with a pair of suecessful
shots and single goals were fired
by Bill Bannerman, Randy Roth,
Scott Graham and Steve
DeGurse.
The Woodstock marksmen
were Tom Glover, Pat Payton,
Paul Hastings, Gene McLaren,
Dennis Stead and Ray Tilley.
Ejected from Tuesday's
contest were Steve De Gurse of
the Jets and Dan Pringle of
Woodstock.
The first exhibition encounter
for the Jets was a rugged and
rough affair with two players on
each club ejected and suspended
The regular season in the
Ontario Hockey Association
Continental Senior "A" league
opens Friday night at the Ilderton
arena when the Lucan-Ilderton
Jets meet the Woodstock Royals
Local horse
wins again
Craig Black of Exeter and his
three year-old filly Ripper
Hancock turned in excellent
performances at the first
Western World all breed horse
show at the Canadian National
Exhibition in Toronto over the
Thanksgiving weekend,
Ripper Hancock scored high
enough in the performances to
place in the top five horses in the
Canadian National Reining
Futurity and in the finals finished
in third position.
Horses from the United States,
Ontario and Quebec competed for
prize monies totalling more than
$10,000.
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for the first two league games of
the season.
An unassisted goal by Randy
Roth, his second of the game with
only 28 seconds remaining in the
third period gave the Jets their
close 3-2 victory over Woodstock.
Dick Doughty and Jim Blake
were the Lucan-Ilderton per-
formers banished from the game
and the Woodstock members
tossed out were Jack Creel and
playing coach Barry Boughner.
The only goal of the first period
came from the stick of John
Yeoman of Woodstock when the
Jets were trying to get a power
play underway. The second
period was scoreless.
Less than two minutes had
elapsed in the third stanza when
Randy Roth brought the Jets
back on even terms with a suc-
cessful dazzling end to to end
rush.
At 8,31 of the third period, Don
Carter moved the L-I club in front
2-1 as he scored from a scramble
around the Woodstock net with
assists going to Jim Blake and
Rick Fifield,
Ray Tilley's unassisted marker
at 18;51 again tied the score and
set the stage for Roth's winning
goal on a hard shot from just
inside the blueline,
Sonny Pennington in goal for
the Jets turned in an outstanding
effort especially in the first
period when Woodstock put on
consistent pressure.
week earlier they chalked up a 7-2
win over the Lucan Irish.
The Hawks open the regular
season in Port Stanley on October
26 and will host the same club at
the Exeter arena, Friday,
October 31.
In Mitchell, Tuesday, the home
team scored their only three
goals of the game in the first
period before the Exeter boys
could get untracked near the
halfway mark of the second
session.
Randy Raykraft, Dennis
Fischer and John Culligan were
the first period marksmen for
Mitchell.
The Hawks scoring started at
7.36 of the middle frame when
Ken Pinder hit the mark on
passes from Rick Grenier and
Brian Taylor, Only,a minute later
Grenier hit on a similar play with
help from Tom Hayter and
Gerald Weido.
The third period was only 30
seconds old when Ron Rader tied
the score, converting a pass from
Gerald Weido, The go-ahead and
winning goal was registered at
9.03 from the stick of Gerald
Weido. Assisting were Ron Rader
and Rick Ingram,
Only 37 seconds later Brian
Taylor put the puck into the
Mitchell net with the assist going
to Ken Pinder. Later in the
period, Pinder notched his second
goal of the game on passes from
Paul Brooks and Brian Taylor
and Taylor hit with his second.
Assists went to Hayter and
Pinder.
The Exeter club took 12 of 25
penalties assessed by referees Bill
Walsh and Ken Hislop of Strat-
ford,
In the 9-5 victory over Lucan
the Hawks scoring attack was led
by Ken Pinder and Brian Taylor
with two goals apiece. Scoring in
single fashion were Gerald
Weido, John Van Gerwen, Rick
Ingram, Ron Rader and Steve
Jennison.
Getting one goal each for the
Irish were Cecil Nickles, Ron
Funston, Brad Taylor, Murray
Connelly and Jim Maguire.
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The Exeter Hawks in
preparation for the upcoming
Ontario Hockey Association
Junior "D" season have come up
with two exhibition victories.
In Mitchell Tuesday night, the
local Hawks scored a 7-3 win over
their namesakes from Mitchell. A
Waxers drop
close game
The Exeter Waxers opened
their pre-season hockey play
Saturday when they travelled to
Parkhill for a novice division
exhibition,
Although they have yet to have
a team practice, the youngsters
chosen for the game came up
with a creditable showing and
only lost by a 2-1 margin.
.George Pratt shot the Exeter
crew into an early lead when he
banged in his own rebound in the
first frame.
The score remained at that
until the final period when the
Parkhill crew knotted the count
and then scored the winner with
about five minutes left.
The Waxers open their regular
Shamrock schedule on October 25
when they travel to St. Marys,
Hawks are off flying,
record double victory