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Times-Advacple, Joly 14, 1977 Po • 11
Gun club at new location
NEW IRISH COACH — The Lucan Irish junior hockey executive officially signed up a new coach for the
1977-78 season this week. Above, Bill Bannerman signs up under the watchful eye of Irish manager Sob
Taylor. T-A Photo
Muller scores three
Centennials score victory
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Last weekend Bill McNutt took
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gauge. Randy Stanlake had a 21
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In addition to skeet, a trap
range is now in operation. Trap
shooting will commence every
Wednesday night at 6 p.m.
The club is also setting up a 25
yard range to be used as a small
bore hand gun and archery
range. It is hoped to be in
operation by August 15.
Anyone interested in these
sports is asked to come out to the
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Irish hire Bannerman
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When the Lucan Irish juniors
start the Ontario Hockey
Association Junior "D" schedule
this fall, they will have a new
coach behind the bench,
This week, Irish manager Bob
Taylor announced that former St.
Marys Lincoln junior star Bill
Bannerman had accepted the
position.
Bannerman, a graduate of
minor ranks in St. Marys was a
member of the LincoIns when
they won the all-Ontario Junior
"B" championship in 1961, Other
well known members of that
team were Jean Paul Parise,
Jack Nairn, now coach of the
Stratford juniors and Jacques
Cousineau.
After two years in Junior "A"
ranks with Niagara Falls and
Oshawa, Bannerman went on to a
six year career in professional
hockey with Clinton, New York in
the Eastern league.
He then went into retirement
for five years, being coaxed out to
join the Lucan-Ilderton Jets in
the fall of 1975,
The new Irish coach said he
will be stressing good positional
play with an emphasis on a good
defence.
Manager Bob Taylor in making
the announcement of Ban-
nerman's appointment said, "We
hope to have a good strong club
this year and I feel we have the
right fellow to do the 'coaching."
Taylor said the Irish would lose
only three players from last
year's team. They are goalie
Kevin Lightfoot, and Dave Smith
and Bob Cornish.
Matty Muller, with, a perfect
hat-trick, and Tony Markus, on a
late-game penalty kick, sent
Exeter Centennials to a 4-1 soccer
win over St. Pauls Sunday in
Ausable district play.
Muller, normally a midfielder,
was at centre-forward for Ron
Funston, out with an ankle in-
jury, and played the position with
style.
Two of Muller's goals, which
bring his season totol to six, were
scored in the first half, His third,
for a pure hat-trick, came in the
last half; and was capped near
game's end with a penalty shot by
Markus at right centre-back, who
deceived the St. Pauls' keeper
completely, with a rising and
curving ball.
Joe Dewys, St. Pauls' captain
and striker, took advantage of a
series of Exeter defensive
mistakes to get his club a one-
goal lead early in the game.
That lead held for most of the
first half until Muller drove the
ball in for Exeter with a right-
footed volley while airborne and
falling during some hard
scrambling in front of the St.
Pauls' net.
He followed that up about ten
minutes later by tapping a
See us for
ground ball by the St. Pauls'
keeper when the keeper badly
misjudged the play ip front of
him. Muller's third goal in
sequence was a deftly delivered
chip over the net-minder about
midway through the final half.
The Centennials had been idle
since winning the Association 'B'
Trophy in tournament play two
weeks ago, and the effects of the
lay-off were occasionally in
evidence last Sunday.
Their game sometimes had the
rythmn of a roller-coaster. Yet
Exeter minor soccer teams
won three of four games in
regular league play against St.
Marys, Saturday,
The mosquitoes romped to a7-0
victory, the pee wees blanked
their opposition 2-0 and the atoms
won by a score of 6-2. The squirt
game ended in a 1-1 tie.
Steve Gould kicked three goals
to lead the atoms in their victory.
Allan Pym was next with a two
for most of the match they
displayed the fine and interesting
brand of soccer they have worked
themselves up to during eleven
games in league and tournament
play, In its best moments last
Sunday, the club got an excellent
performance from every player
on the field.
The Centennials will be away
for invitational games within the
association at Taxandria next
Sunday. They will be at home to
meet Grand Bend at Canner's
Field at 2 p.m., Sunday, July 24.
goal effort and George Pratt
added a single score.
Brian Quinn took care of the
only Exeter scoring in the squirt
contest on a penalty shot.
The Exeter Ford pee wee goal
scorer were Doug Hoffman and
Chri Van Gerwen. It was the
Fords sixth consecutive win.
In an exhibition game, the
atoms downed Goderich 4-1 with
Steve Gould, Claude Madore,
Rick Gilfillan and Ken Boersma
taking care of the scoring.
The four Exeter clubs will meet
Thamesford Saturday morning at
the Canners field at 9.30 a.m.
Laithwaite
scores low
In Tuesday's regular ladies
competition at the Exeter golf
course, Peary Laithwaite
chalked up the low gross score,
Dorothy Kipfer was the low net
winner, Gloria McFalls required
the least number of putts and Ann
Gray was named the most honest
golfer,
The Exeter elaybird, gun club
has started to operate at their
new location, J/2 mile north of
Highway 83 on concession 3 and 4.
second concession west from
Highway 4).
Skeet shooting will be con-
ducted every Saturday afternoon,
K-W swimmers
soon to get at pool
Kirkton-Woodhana pool is
complete and should be ready for
swimmers within a day or two
according to Gerry Van Russel of
Frank Van Bussel and Sons,
Lucan.
Water has been pumped into
the pool but now the drawback is
a lack of power to circulate the
water, said Van Bussel. One end
of the pool fence should also
arrive from Hamilton shortly, he
said.
Van Bussel said there have
been a few unforseen drawbacks
during construction which have
delayed opening the pool, "There
had been a lot of people in the
pool with muddy shoes and it took
about three-quarters of a day to
clean it before we started
painting", said Van Bussel.
The original contract with Van
Btissel stipulates that the pool be
substantially completed by July
15.
Dr. Norm Amos, chairman of
the Kirkton-Woodham pool
committee said there will be an
opening ceremony when
swimming can begin at the pool,
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Jean Buswell spent the past
week with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Warner and
family, Harley.
Mrs. Marie Montgomery of
Shelbotirne visited for a couple of
days with the Buswell family.
Visitors during the week with
the Elston family were Mr, &
Mrs. Fred Elston, Detroit, Mr. &
Mrs. Heber Davis, Saintsbury,
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Lucan,
and Miss Joyce Dickey, Port
Stanley. On Sunday visitors were
Mr. & Mrs. John Spacek, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner en-
tertained the rehearsal party for
the Skinner-Bowers wedding at
their home Sunday afternoon.
Melissa Hardy of Lucan spent
the weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston.
Mrs., John Thompson (Cen-
tralia) spent the past week with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs.• J. Eaton of Chatham
and while there attended the
Robinson-Scott wedding held in
the Emanuel Church, Windsor.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair and Mr, &
Mrs. Frank Hicks visited few a
few days with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Shoebottom of Parry Sound.
Visitors Saturday with Mrs.
Vera McFalls were Mrs. Ina
Dickey and Joyce of Port
Stanley.
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If your car keeps bouncing
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dip, you need new shock ab-
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Add a 50-50 mixture of water
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New fire engine color will be
yellow, not red; firefighter
coats will be yellow, too.
Seems the bright yellow is
more visible day or night —
and many people are color-
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