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A. &DOWELL LTD CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Mont: 235,0833 Office: 128.6961 Times-Adv.occite,.Npverohor 27, 197 Page 17 Hot action in Exeter minor hocke Minor hockey continued torrid peee again this past week, as seven games were played. Exeter came out . n the short end this week with only two wins, one tie and five losses. the game with a tie. Bogart said that the team did not "play well, Our basics were poorly executed and our defense made mistakes," Be also criticized the forwards for "not shooting well," Bell and Dave Bogart gave Exeter a 2-0 lead before Byron got on the scoreboard with power play goal. Exeter had successfully killed off a two man short situation before Byron put in their first point. Midget Ilderton's goaltender Scott McNair successfully turned back everything Exeter put at him as Ilderton defeated Exeter 3-0, Ilderton scoring came frorn Robbie Hudson with the game winner, captain Dave Dekay and Jeff Hartman, It was a scoreless third period. It was a rough game with over ninety minutes in penalties called as well as three game miscon- ducts for high sticking. Most of the penalties went to Ilderton. Bantam "B" HuronParkcame up with a 94 victory over the Exeter Bantam "B" team in league play on Sunday in Exeter, Rob Funston and Paul Theander led the visitors with a pair of goals each. Huron Park dominated the opening period, scoring five goals before Exeter had a chance to reply, Theander and Funston opened the scoring, followed by Jim Baird, Mike Denney and Funston's second. K, Kipfer got the only Exeter goal. The second period was a repeat of the first, except that Huron Park could only manage three goals rather then five, Steve Gibbs, Theander, and Ralph Wells came up with goals. T. Mattucci got the lone Exeter marker. It was a split in the third period, as Blair Hearn finished off Huron Park's scoring before Exeter's D. Preszcator capped, off the evening. center line that dropped and beat goaltender Doug Hoffman fnr the second goal tying the game up, They were shorthanded fpr the goal, Mercer put Exeter ahead eleven seconds later and they stayed that way until there was less than four minutes left in the third period when Byron tied the game for good. Byron outshot Exeter 23.19, Both the Goderich and Byron games were exhibition matches Nine seconds into the second to prepare the team for the Lion's period, a Byron player took a Club Bantam Tournament which long slapshot from beyond the starts at 3:00 p,m, in Ilderton, eieleueeleinieonmooefululeetuluieenuteimnimuineunminimuinniminiemie 11 1 11 1 1 11 M M FORREST ELECTRONICS UP THE COURT — The Precious Blood All-Stars, who defeated a team of teachers and pa'rents in a basket- ball game, start up the court leaving teacher Dave Zyluk and parent Roy Brooks stranded at the other end. T-A photo now has in stock Clandeboye Scouts form group, make paddles and canoe We also specialize in Base and Mobile installations and service to all makes . By MRS. DAVID KESTLE Recently a group committee was formed in Lucan for Boy Scouts. Chairman of the group committee is Ronald Burr. Lucan, secretary Marg Avery, Lucan and treasurer Linda Feke of Clandeboye. Others ,on the committee are Ted Giesen, Dale Froats, Henry Kaune, Ken Woods and Ray Brewster, all of Lucan, Wesley Stanley of Elginfield, The leaders of the Cubs are James Robertson and Willie 'eke of Clandeboye and Barb Avery of Lucan. Leaders of the Scouts are Ron Isettit Lucan, Assistant is Bruce Cornish of Lucan, Peewee "0" Huron Park lept into a two goal lead at the end of the first period in Pee Wee action at the arena on Sunday, but the lead was short- lived as the two teams finally battled to a 5-5 draw. Huron Park opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by D, Lather. Exeter tied it with a marker from Steve Riddell, his first of two, before Huron Park got their other two first period goals from J, Denny and S. O'Neill. The Exeter team closed the gap with a goal by Wayne Smith in the first minute of play in the second period, It was the only scoring in the period. The third periOd saw a scoring explosion by both teams as Exeter came up with three goals and Huron Park two. D, DeVries opened up the game for Huron Park with a goal that gave them a 4-2 lead Exeter came back with two consecutive goals from Dave Newton and Steve Riddell's second of the night before Lather tied it up for the visitors, There are 37 boys in Cubs and Scouts and they are interested in boys and would like to have all the boys in Lucan and surroun- ding area unite with them to have a good group. Parents are urged to encourage your boys 8 to 10 for Cubs and 11 to 14 for Scouts to come or contact Ron Burr at 227-4522. The boys are now making canoe paddles and will be building a canoe this winter for their project, Jim Robertson with the help of Mrs. Monika Scheidler of Lucan has been leader of the Cubs and Scouts for two years or more, has accepted the job of vice president of the Huron District, On December 1 Boy Scout calendars willbe available for 75c from any Cub or Scout. They also intend to sell Christmas trees so please keep this in mind. Investment of the group committee is being held at Clandeboye United Church on December 8 at 7 p.m. with a pot luck supper, Mr. Frank Spence provincial field executive, Hanover, Ontario, will conduct the investment, Scouts hold their meetings each Monday 7 p,m.-8:30 p.m. at Lucan Public School and Cubs are every Thursday 7-8 p.m. at Lucan Public School. 102 Richmond St. N., Hensall Phone 262-2540 all night and came within eight seconds of completing it until sloppy clearing in front of the Exeter net afforded them the opportunity of putting in their only marker of the game. Exeter did as well and better when they faced Goderich in Goderich this past Saturday. They completely dominated the play, winning the game 9-1. It took only forty-one seconds for the Exeter team to get on the scoreboard as Dave Bogart deflected the puck into the net. Jeff Fuller potted the eventual game winner at 3:42 of the period, just before Goderich got their first and only goal of the game. Dan Bell got Exeter's third and Brian Mercer, who took a pass from Dave Bogart and split the defence, beat a helpless God- erich goaltender for the fourth goal. Bogart and Mercer are one of the most potent combinations in hockey in this area and are worth watching for the future, The second period continued in the same vein, with Exeter getting three goals. Bell got his second, Wayne Parsons got one and Doug Brooks picked one up. Had it not been for the out- standing play of the Goderich goaltender, who turned back fourteen shots in the period, the score could have been much higher. Brooks got his second of the game in the third period and Preston Dearing finished up the scoring on an unassisted breakaway goal. Exeter outshot the Goderich team 33 to 20 over the game, in what coach Ron Bogart called the "very best game of the year" for his team. He cited the entire team for their examplary effort in the game. The Bantam team did not fare so well against Byron, where they were hard pressed to come out of CB RADIOS & ANTENNAS Pee Wee "A" The opening goal of the game, by Ilderton's Frank Zurancic spoiled Rick Fletcher's otherwise flawless performance as Exeter trounced the Ilderton team 6-1. Exeter went into the lead to stay with just under two minutes to go in the period when Bill Glover scored and Dave Shaw followed up a minute later. The second period saw only one goal, going to Exeter's captain Pete Tuckey who opened the scoring in the third period as well. The scoring was completed by Scott Balazs, who got twin markers for the evening, Ilderton had plenty of power play op- portunities as Exeter took four of the six penalties called in the game. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Murray Simpson and Mathew were visiting with Mrs. W. Simpson on Sunday. Bantam "A" The Exeter Bantam "A" team continues its winning fashion as they picked up a tie and two wins in play last week, Two of the games were exhibition games, Exeter beat a floundering Dorchester team 5-1 in Exeter, outshooting them 20 to 14. A rather slow first period was capped by Wayne Parsons goal that deflected in off the Dor- chester goaltender's glove. Parsons almost missed the Dorchester goal as he skated past it after taking a pass from Doug Brooks. The Exeter team came out in full force in the second period, scoring three goals. Brian Mercer picked up one on passes from Dave Bogart and Dearing. He was followed by a goal by Doug Fletcher on a low shot from the blue line. Dan Bell rounded out the scoring when he put one in that deflected in off the Dor- chester goaltender. Dave Cann slipped in a rebound for Exeter's final goal. Steve Wells had maintained a shutout Mr. & Mrs. C. Millson and Mr, & Mrs. Eugene Glavin and Leona of Huron Park were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. G. Millson, Mrs, N. Skinner and Nathan spent a few days with Mr, & Mrs, D. Kestle and Janis. Mr. & Mrs. A. Jackson of Stratford visited with Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle and Janis on Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Parmeter of St. Thomas were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. W. Feke and family. Miss Cindy Donaldson visited with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hancock and family, London for Friday and Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kestle of London were guests with Mr. & Mrs. D. Newman, Kim and Greg on Sunday. Mrs. Joan Leger, Karen and Mrs. S. McReady and Tracey of London were with Mr. & Mrs. Arn Lewis for the weekend. Brenda Scott and Debbra Lynn sang a lovely duet during the Church service Sunday. Mrs. L. Derbyshire spent Sunday afternoon in Komoka where she visited with Mr. Derbyshire who is in the Nursing Home there. Medway students are busy writing exams these days, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gibson of Guelph were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. L. Gibson and family. Earl Morgan is resting well and is corning along nicely after being taken to St. Joseph's Hospital on Friday, We wish him a speedy recovery, ' By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The first euchre party of this season was held last Wednesday evening at Shipka Community Centre with nine tables at play. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Maggie Clark, Crediton; ladies low, Mrs. Joe Carter, Exeter; mens high, Joe Carter, Exeter; mens low, Ward Neeb,, Zurich; most lone hands, Mrs, Roy Swartz, Exeter. The south group were in charge of refreshments. Personals A gift of a planter and a philodendron plant, was presented last week to Mr. & Mrs. Keith Snyder, who were recently married, on behalf of Blackbush school community and other friends in this area. Recent visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Ed Turnbull were Ed's cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott of Lucan. Fourteen ladies attended a Coppercraft Guild demonstration Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Cliff Russell. Wednesday evening guests with the Russell's were Mr. & Mrs, Roy Baynham of Kippen. Hubert Weiburg and Lorianne Latta of Waterloo visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine. Fred Weiburg returned with his son for some holidays. Mr, & Mrs. Jim Campbell of Exeter visited Wednesday p.m. with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer. Mr. & Mrs. Sid Durie and Glenn were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. J. Montague at St. Thomas. Mr, & Mrs. Don Baker and Mrs. Ken Baker visited Sunday in Stratford with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr., Bonnie, Tracey and Shellie. Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer spent the weekend in Welland where they visited her mother, sisters and brother, Mrs, ENie Comfort, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Leadly, Mr. & Mrs. Gerson Brady and Mr. & Mrs. Roy Comfort. Glenda and Tammy Morenz of Grand Bend visited Sunday with their aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Juveniles The Juveniles came up empty handed from an exhibition match with Byron and a regularly scheduled game between them . and St. Mary's. Byron snuck by Exeter 4-3 on Sunday at the arena in a game that featured penalties over prowess on the ice. Twenty-one penalties were called including two misconducts, two game misconducts and three majors. Most of the rough play came in the first period when sixteen of the calls were made, seven of them to Exeter, Byron's J, Kuchta opened the scoring on an unassisted goal early in the first period. Exeter's Paul Shapton tied it up ten minutes later. Byron got both goals in the second frame, Kuchta getting his second and R. Honsberger coming up with a marker to give Byron a 3-1 lead. Honsberger got the game winner in the middle of the third, before Clarke finished off the scoring for Exeter late in the game. It was a high scoring affair when the Juveniles returned to league action against St. Mary's in St, Mary's, as the home team came up with a 9.5 victory, Exeter got the opening two goals from Jim Ferguson and Paul Shapton before St. Mary's got on the scoreboard with a goal by Dale Dingwell. Exeter got another marker from Mike Desjardines before the period ended. This finished'off Exeter's lead in the play as the rest of the game was all St. Mary's. St. Mary's came up with five unanswered goals in the second period, two from John Baker, and singles from Rob and Jim Staffen and Steve Hearn. The third period was a. toss up Exeter got two goals, one each to Phil Panet and Steve Knight while St. Mary's continued to hold their dominating stance by picking up three more goals, one for Phil Narcaccio and a pair for Rob Staffen to give him the hat trick, Witnessess at semi-annual meet Members of Jehovah's Wit- nesses held their semi-annual circuit assembly on the weekend. The theme of the two day seminar was, "As For Us — 'We Will Serve Jehovah' ". The public address was presented by Keith McCann on the subject, "How the Kingdom of God Affects You." In his discourse he emphazised how the Bible directs our attention to God's Kingdom. Jesus even taught his followers to pray for the coming of that kingdom, 40 which is already affecting the lives of millions of people today who are being made aware of it through a worldwide educational work, There are 35,000 congregations in more than 200 lands, distributing Bible literature. It was pointed out that this kingdom of God is a real working government which exercises its rulership from heaven and will soon solve the problems now facing mankind by taking over the affairs of this world; thus restoring mankind to a fine relationship with God. The meeting place was the assembly Hall, at Norval, Ontario. 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