Times-Advocate, 1978-02-23, Page 10Page 10 Times-Advocate, February 23, 1978
What went wrong ?
is UC sermon topic
The re-organized junior
choir under the direction of
Mrs. Dale Froats and
organist Miss Helen Brown,
presented two choruses at
the Sunday morning service
“I Hear About—” and “Lord
Jesus Teach Me”. Their
youthful voices and happy
smiles added much to the
service of worship.
Rev. Keith Brown con
tinued his Lenten series,
speaking from Genesis 3, on
the sermon topic “What
Went Wrong”? He said “all
problems in the world are
caused by man’s inhumanity
to man.”. “In the beginning
. .. everything was good”
and man was one of the
things. However, we have
rebelled against God,
starting with our first
parents, and this is why the
world is in such a state,
because sin is so prevalent.
Mr. Brown asked the
question “If you were God
what would you do about it?
Blow it up?” Next week’s
sermon will deal with what
God has done and will do.
Members are reminded of
the “World Day of Prayer”
Friday, March *3 at 2 p.m. in
this Church with guest
speaker Miss Jana-Lyn
Stewart of Ailsa Craig.
If you have omitted
registering for “Learning for
Lent”, please call 227-1154,
1143, 4077 or 4714 at once.
Sessions start March 1 at 9
a.m. and continue March 8,
15,29 and April 5 at 9:30 a.m.
WIN AT OWN EVENT — The Lucan atoms didn't play the perfect hosts in their annual tour
nament this week, as they kept the “D" consolation trophy for themselves with a 6-4 win over
Smithville. The players receiving the trophy from chairman Victor Grove are Lester Arts, Brent
Bannerman and Brent Fowles. Standing at the rear are coach Ken Freeman and his assistant,
Gary Hayter. Manager Doug Johnston was absent when the photo was taken. T-A photo
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Jets
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
need at least three victories
in their last four games to
gain a chance for a playoff
spot in the Ontario Hockey
Association Continental
Senior league.
The Jets are currently six
points behind the Stratford
Perths and two of their
remaining games are
against Stratford. Victories
are a must in these two
outings. Both are at the
Ilderton arena. They will be
played Sunday afternoon at 2
p.m. and Wednesday night at
8.15 p.m.
The L-I club met the
Preston Jesters last night,
Wednesday in Ilderton and
they go to the London
Gardens Tusday night to
meet the London Kings.
This week the Jets edged
the London Kings 4-3,
Friday, but, lost 3-2 to the
Durliam Huskies Sunday and
m a very key game were
defeated 3-1 by Stratford
Tuesday night.
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By DON WATT
The Lucan Men’s Inter
town bowling team suffered
their worst defeat of the
season as they only won one
game Saturday at Mike’s
Lanes in Stratford. Despite
this loss, they still remain on
top of the league and still
have two weeks in hand due
to postponement.
Sunday night, the ladies
teams got sweet revenge as
they beat the men for the
first time in three nites of
competition. They won by a
total of 340 pins to narrow the
mens lead to 770 pins with
one more nite remaining. So
the pressure is on the last
three ladies teams to pull an
upset as the men lead by
32161 to 31391 total pinfall.
This week’s Labatt’s
award was won by Bill
Abram with a score of 303.
No change
in rec loop
The standings in the Ex
eter and district rec hockey
league remain unchanged as
the two top clubs were idle.
Pfaff Electric leads with 27
points and Algoma Tire are
a point back in second spot.
Les Pines won two games
this week and hold down
third spot with 23 points.
They downed team No. 6 by
a score of 6-4 and edged
MacLean-Passmore 6-5. In
other action MacLean-
Passmore defeated Guess
Who 9-4.
Scott Burton scored three
times to lead the Les Pines
scoring against No. 6. Ron
Moore scored twice and
Doug Fairbairn added a
single.
Gerry Sararas with a hat
trick was best for No. 6.
Dennis Preszcator scored in
single fashion.
Ron Moore and Dan
McIver each scored two
goals in the Les Pines se
cond victory and,single
goals were fired by Gord
Beautenmiller and John
Gillespie.
A three goal effort by Paul
Brooks was best for
MacLean-Passmore while
Dave Quick and Paul
Gatania each scored single
markers.
Bill Van Bergen with a
three goal performance was
tops in scoring for MacLean-
Passmore against Guess
Who. Notching two goals
apiece were Ralph Batten,
Paul Brooks and Dan Bell.
Scoring one goal each for
Guess Who were Jim
Harvey. Mike Higgins, John
Hayman and Doug Pearson.
Monday Ladies — Aggie
Groenewegen 285-736, Marg
Young 264-662, Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 252-658, Louise
Sutherland 266-652, Jackie
McComb 245-636, Kit Hearn
255-626, Hazel Eaton 241-606,
Shirley Noyes 248-605,
Tammy Vanderhoek 265,
Marg Greenlee 238, Diane
Williams 236, Audrey Watt
228, Helen Hardy 225,
Loretta Dickson 223, Janet
Ankers 221, Vicki Horbanuik
220, Marg Hardy 220.
Senior Citizens —
Charlotte Barker 248-613,
Percy Williams 211, Nora
Whistle 175, Ed Armstrong
172, Marg Elliot 171.
Juniors — Shawn Porter
194-387, Ian Carroll 180-336,
David Gilmour 199-330,
Philip Clarke 166-325, Nancy
Van Geel 179-322, Mike Neil
174-319, Jeff Nevin 164-300,
Tami McRoberts 165-302,
Roger Hall 173, Jacqui Green
171, Paul Van Geel 166, Mike
Shepherd 165, Randy Hall
163, Allan McRoberts 161,
Lisa Van Geel 151.
Colleen's — Joan Dietrick
238-638, Nancy Densmore
246-629, Nola Lewis 232-601,
Janet Dawson 249, Jean
Newton 230, Marg Root 225,
Manon Blake 218, Mary Van
Geel 216, Joanne Molenkamp
215.
Wednesday Mixed — Bob
Smith 305-797, Ward Ellyatt
296-699, Lorna Ellyatt 296-
672, Alana' Hosking 233-650,
Wayne Smith 229-639, Art
Mercer 223-642, Don Ruddy
244-608, Alex Hyde 288-600,
Bruce Cornish 227, Holly
Elson 224.
Thursday Men — Don
Ruddy 287-733, Ken Eaton
264-728, Bill Neil 282-707,
Ward Ellyatt 283-703, Jeff
Park 275-688, Lyle Beatson
235-674, Bruce Parnail 231-
673, Len Smith 255-672, Bill
Abram 263-663, Jim Hearn
258-660, Earl Morgan 265,
Steve Revington 263, Don
Smith 259, Keith Dickson 252.
Friday Mixed — Elmer
Mosuringjohn 278-698, Bill
Abram 241-688, Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 244-653, Jim
Burt 232-626, Teresa Aldrich
239-601, Edie Burt 224, Ilene
Abram 216, Ron Barroll 214.
Didn't cash in
Against Stratford Tuesday
night, 'Jets manager Don
Urbshottsaid “we had lots of
scoring opportunities but we
couldn’t score more than one
goal and it came after we
were behind by three.
The Perths put the Jets
behind the eight ball with
three goals in the first period
from the sticks of Jim Betts,
Randy Miller and Walt
Bazyhewicz.
The only Jets score of the
entire game came at the 27.
second mark of the final
School eagers
win two games
victories
period when Barry Baynham
fired a successful shot on a
power play. Assisting were
Gary Fera and Pete Varga.
Scoring bunched
All the scoring in Sunday’s
game won 3-2 by Durham
came in the second period.
The second period was
only a minute old when Ian
McTavish put the Jets in
front on a play started by
Dan Smith and Scott
Graham.
In the next 10 minutes
Miles McCauley and Don
Neuman registered for the
Huskies.
Brian Murphy came back
to tie the score for the L-I
club near the 14 minute mark
on a three-way effort with
Jamie Robb and captain
Barry Baynham.
The game winning marker
was notched by Brad Deline
with less than five minutes to
go in the middle stanza.
Winner comes late
Friday night’s victory over
the London Kings came in
the final two minutes of the
third period. Ray Love
pulled the trigger for his
second goal of the night at
18.01 to send the Jets fans
home happy. Assists went to
Jamie Robb and Dan Smith.
The Jets took a 2-0 lead
after the first 20 minutes of
play. Ray Love notched his
first from Brian Murphy and
Steve Varga at 4.18 and
seven minutes later the Jets
were up two as Brian
Murphy completed a three-
way combination with Dave
Scott and Ray Love.
The Kings dominated the ■
scoring in the second period
to tie the score at 3-3 and set
the stage for Love’s winning
shot late in the game.
Randy Kozar, Tom Trevail
and Bob Marr were the
assists going to Barry
Baynham and Brian Mur
phy.
London marksmen. The only
middle frame reply from the
Jets was by Gary Fera with
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The Huron Cattlemen’s
annual bonspiel was held
Wednesday at the Exeter
curling club. The first draw
saw the Tom Moore rink
from Goderich win.
Second prize went to Brian
Lobb’s foursome from Cen
tralia Ag. School followed by
Dave Cornish’s rink from
Seaforth. Mervin Lalkner’s
rink from the Vanastra Club
picked up the consolation.
The second draw was won
by Bill Taylor and his four
some from Wroxeter. Elmer
Powe and his Exeter cohorts
won second with Gordon
Daer’s rink from Auburn
taking home third. Ben
Dietrich’s rink from Exeter
won the consolation
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Midgets win
in exhibition
The Exeter Kinsmen
midgets overcame an early
deficit to post a 4-2 win over
Lucan in an exhibition
contest at the rec centre,
Sunday.
Lucan took a 2-0 lead in the
game on goals by Martin
Duenk and Doug Latta.
Exeter then evened the
count on tallies by Dave
Bogart and Dave Atthill and
then Preston Dearing fired
the winner at the 3:49 mark
of the final period.
Jeff Fuller scored the
insurance tally into an open
net in the last minute as
Lucan pulled their net-
minder for an extra forward.
Brian Mercer ended up
with three assists in the
contest, while Bogart had a
pair and Atthill helped on
South Huron District High
School boys basketball
teams won two games of a
Huron-Perth tripleheader
■ against 'Seaforth Monday
afternoon.
The South Huron juniors
went on a real scoring spree
to blast Seaforth 72-27 while
the midgets,were victorious
49-42, but, it took two extra
periods of overtime;todecide
the issue.
The only SH loss came in
the senior division by a
score of 73-62. Dave Holtz
mann popped in 32 points to
lead the seniors in a losing
cause. Paul Brooks was next
with 14 points.
Paul Bies dropped in 26
points to lead the junior
scoring attack. Next in line
with 12 points was Mike
Smith while Doug Hoffman
scored eight points.
The three South Huron
teams are scheduled to close
out the regular season this
afternoon in Listowel, but,
the games may be cancelled
because of the teachers’
strike.
The South Huron juniors
are tied for second place
with Stratford Northwestern
with seven wins and two
losses each. Stratford Cen
tral is unbeaten.
In senior ranks, the SH
eagers are in sixth spot with
four wins and five losses.
The local midgets have a
season record of five vic
tories and four defeats,
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