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Trophies for the best defensive and most valuable players at Saturday's banquet of theHURON PARK TROPHIESD i aa- u i a . . ---------tm.vmmic (jiwycrs ui ocnuraay s DanqueT ot ineHuron Park Minor Hockey Association. Back, left, Dennis Johnston, Benji Hillman for Murray Heywood Ralph Wells Mark
Christie. Front, Edward Morrison, Dean Allen, Steve Watson, Yvonne Wells, Darlene Smith, Steve McIntyre and Willie Hoover.
B ST CONDUCT, IMPROVEMENT - The players showing the most improvement and most
gentlemanlike received trophies at Saturday's banquet of the Huron Park Minor Hockey
Association. Back left, Carol Riley, George Tomes, RussHayter, Robbie Minderlein and Tom
Dinney for Tony Underhill. Front, Tracey Walden, Mike Conlin, Dave Smith, Billy Lessard, Mike
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Times-Advocate, May 9, 1979
in season opener
A give-away goal in the
first half, and a picture score
near the start of the second,
brought Nairn Cardinals a 2-
1 win over Exeter Cen
tennials at Canner’s field
Sunday.
The game was one of four
season openers in the
Ausable district soccer
association.
Nairn went one ahead at 15
minutes when Exeter
shanked a clearing shot into
their own net. Then, at 50
minutes, Gelbert Guivouron
hit a swerving ball past
Exeter keeper Paul Van
Esbroeck to put the Car
dinals in front 2-0.
Lome Rideout, an Exeter
newcomer at midfield, got
the Centennials their single
goal from a scramble with
about 10 minutes left in the
game.
Both clubs also missed at
chances on a penalty kick
apiece.
Next week, the Cen
tennials play away at Huron
Park. Game time is 2 p.m.,
Sunday, May 13.
Exeter’s next home game
at Canner’s field will be at 4
p.m., Sunday, May 20, when
they host Lucan.T-A photoMoffatt and Jeff Hanna.
SPECIAL AWARD — At Saturday's annual banquet of the Huron Park Minor Hockey associa
tion, Bob Sommerville, centre, received an award for his contribution to the organization.
Making the presentation are association president Jack O'Neill and Alice Lawrence.
Bill Fairbairn
Continued from page 12
the Hawks.
He moved on for his final
year of junior with the
Petrolia junior “B” team.
This was followed by a year
and a half with the Petrolia
intermediates and four
years with the Lucan-
Ilderton Jets in the same
Continental senior league.
Fairbairn then spent the
next two years playing
hockey in Holland and
returned to join the Squires
last fall.
Asked about his hockey
future, Fairbairn told the T-
A, “I’ll be back in Petrolia
next year and likely until
they kick me off.”
In an attempt to get a better deal from a couple of visiting
ior "D" league installed Ron Bogart, right, ana Brian Abbey
IRISH FAN CLUB MEMBERS
coaches, the Lucan Irish of the Junior _ ______ ___ __
as members of their fan club, Saturday, complete with t-shirts. The presentation to the Exeter
and Belmont coaches was made by Bob Taylor, left. Bogart and Aobey were being honored
as coaches for the first league all-star contest played in Lucan this past winter. The par
ticipants chosen for that contest each received a memento from the Irish. Staff photo
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The Tigers scored their
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