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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-01-23, Page 1010 T11110/ r 23r 1940 WIN CANNERS BONSPIEL — A rink skipped by Gord Strang wpm the second draw and overall championship of Saturday's Canadian Canners mixed curling bonspiel. From the left are GOrd and Suzanne Strang and Sharon and Jim O'Toole. T-A photo WIN CANNERS FIRST DRAW — The first draw of Saturday's mixed curling bonspiel sponsored by Canadian Canners was won by Jim Chapman's rink. Above, Canners Exeter branch manager Jack Urquhart congratulates Jim Chapman, Sylvia Smith, Gerry Smith and Dorothy Chapman. T-A photo S herwoods win over Parkhill WR N Westlake 514 P C Moore 637 S REveland 614 0 33 5 95 2 58 Mans A G Black 770 J Fuller 815 H Holtzman 730 C Murray 781 A Flynn 698 L Hodgins 741 K Wurm 646 D Brintnell 669 K Mason 675 J Dewan 746 B Chadwick 652 W Denornme 609 Sunday Mixed League C4 OB SP LG RK SP CB FL OP CM HB OE 77 74 68 72 65- 57 49 30 30 15 11 7 7 5 0 2 0 75 74 63 61 40 23 5 32 2 56 5 4 55 2 5 5 82 2 75 7 91 0 74 7 60 It's Coming To Exeter Watch For Further Announcements From Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE Exeter 23541300 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS.. RUT SMALL ENOUGH TO SE' RIENDLY ill/dares Towe Sale January is the time to save on famous Fieldcrest towels, the softies but toughies in a thick, thirsty blend of cot- ton and polyester, The sale that will make you feel warm all over. 25 x 50 LUSTRE-BATH TOWEL Reg. $15.95 SALE '11.98 16x30-LUSTRE HAND TCZyll. Reg. $9.50 SALE $6.98 13-13-LUSTRE FACE CLOTH Reg. $3.75 SALE $2.7 I PIFM. 18th ,VOTE GRAEME CRAIG ...A man you can count on! 1. Did you tj'ealize that the Joe Clark Budget would have increased your gasoline cost • by 113c, per gallon? 2. Did You realize the Joe Clark Budget would hpve increased the diesel fuel cost for farmers cind fishermen by a net of 15ctper gallon. 3. Did you realize that the Joe Clark Budget would have increased the fuel cost for school buses by a net of 25ctper gallon and that increase would in{, crease school taxes by thousands of dollars per' year in Huron and Bruce Counties alone YOU CAN COUNT ON CRAIG TO: 1. Increase the' guaranteed annual income supple- ment by $35 per month. 2. To achieve energy security at fair prices to all Canadians by stabilizing Petro Canada - not destroying it. 3. To protect Canadian jobs by helping Canadian exporters by re-establishing guaranteed loans cancelled by Joe Clark. 4. A Liberal Government will regain Canada's respect around the world. This will help exporters, not hurt them as Joe Clark's embassy flip-flop did! GRAEME CRAIG IS A FARMING BUSINESSMAN, A YOUNG FATHER AND A CANADIAN WITH THE SAME CONCERN FOR CANADA YOU HAVE HURON-BRUCE NEEDS GRAEME CRAIG • FEB, VOTE GRAEME CRAIG LIBERAL Published by official agent for GraRme Craig, Walton, Ont. YOU ARE WELCOME TO VISIT YOUR LIBERAL. COMMITTEE .ROOM. IN EXETER CALL , 235-2788 GRAEME CRAIG replace Peter Crest* who was injured recently. Fink played several games fur the London Kings early in the season. Fink looked at 33 Chathain shots.. Jim. Fraser in the other net stopped all 20. Jets shots. In the .1,14 loss tO,Stratford, 5 97 7 5 93 71 0 68 7 5 61 3 6 2 43 0 5 4 42 3 2 3 2 29 2 17 GT B Hogg 684 5 70 RC B Turnbull 625 2 69 BL B Hogarth 654 7 67 MP L Mason 536 0 66 SN L Webber 642 0 64 LP . :1 Britnell 652 7 42 Friday Mixed League CO R Luther 727 5 92 CH W Webster 683 2 85 BB D MacDonald 585 5 62 TE R LaWrance 657 5 51 FT J Snell 545 2 47 UP P Lavier 793 2 41 Huron Hope K Verbeek 95 M Masse 92 E KlungeI 90 C Weston 86 Mon. P.M. Men T Yellow 446 C Smith 456 B ttherington 445 S Mitchell- 481 BLamport 408 W Shanton 406 Wed. Morning Ladies FS SP IS riM CO RP R RO 1.0 HT M Lovell R Berends V Hay J McDowell D Millar B Elgie Senior Citizens H Wells G Glenn BEtheringtort A Toonk T Yellow Lucan Ladies J Leger 571 M Murphy 665 M Greenlee 600 MJefferles 600 M Kennedy 693 L Dickson 598 S Redick 614 D 804 Ankers 587 L Herbert 550 S Johnston 615 P Dodging 605 J Hardy 519 280 272 327 295 fi 291 remaining as the Sherwood's Connelly found the range. - Allan and Ingram assisted. On Thursday the Sher- woods take on the Centralia Marauders at home while on Monday they travel to Goderich. Bowling scores In their only start of the week, the Hensall Sherwoods crushed the Parkhill Mer- chants 10-4 Thursday in Hensall. Leading the way for the home squad was Jamie Caldwell with four goals while Steve Knight added two counters. The Sherwoods took a lio6wks VS KETTLE POINT ThURSDAY 8:15 P.M. , at the South Huron Rec Centre Sponsored by LAIDLAW TRANSPORT LTD. three goal lead early in the first period as Rick Ingram scored unassisted with less than two minutes gone in the game. The other Sherw,00d's goals of the period came from Knight and Caldwell. Knight, Fred Campbell and Tony MacDonald added the assists. Following a Merchant score late in the period the Sherwoods struck for another three goals. Caldwell found the range for his second score of the game with help from Knight and Brian Campbell. The Sherwoods scored their only powerplay goal of the game with Jim Ferguson finding the range, at 13.31. Ingram and Lloyd Allan assisted. Hensel' struck for their fifth goal six minutes later as Fred Campbell connected on passes from. Ferguson and Knight. The Merchants edged their way back into the game as they scored their second goal but this was nullified by Knight's second goal of the game. Murray Connelly and Fred Campbell assisted. The final two goals of the period were scored by Parkhill. In the final frame, Cald- well notched his third and fourth goals of the game with a pair of assists from Fred Campbell and a single helper from Knight. The last goal of the game came with only 52 seconds Thursday Ladies TB J Glavin 564 ST P Seller 565 HH P Scott 634 MN M Relouw 616 IB H Daniel 605 TL B Huxtable 686 DS D Daters 510 GG B Bierling 659 LO M Cooper 574 CC L Pertschy 442 AC C Wurm 536 YS L Dykstra 514 Wed. Men Ind. 8th D Harvey 711 FL A Eveleign 625 PE P McFalls 720 BS 13 Hogarth 581 YW R Frayne 648 TR J Jarrett 542 Ladies Tuesday Ni ght JS MHern 534 CG L Dietrich 535 PP J Frayne 585 Ft E Gould 648 BB P Vea1606 HD P Hunter Duvar 67,1 MM L Latulippe 652 LP E Kni t 567 MAIM Holtzman 628 Thavh:‘Int,01,1cbreklliort.49de.114ecjpenots, prolonged losing streak. After their first win in 21 starts. over the London Kings A few weeks ago, • the Jets. losing skein has reached five again. Wednesday theylost 11-4 to the Watford. Perths, Friday they were blanked 7-0 by the Chatham Maroons and Saturday they were .0. the short end of an 6-4 count 'to the Cambridge Hornets,, The only action tWs coming week for the L-f club is. Friday night when they meet the Cambridge Hornets at the Ilderton arena. Game time is 8.15 p.m. All stars 'successful The second annual South Huron Hockey League All- Star game proved to be a big success as over 400 area hockey fans attended the game played Friday in -Zurich. Benefitting to the tune of about $1,000 from the proceeds of the game was. the South Huron Big Brothers Association, Winning the second annual affair by a score of 5-4 over the Sduth, divison was the North division. Leading the way for the winners with two goals each were Steve Knight and Rick IIngram of the Hensall Sherwoods. The other / North goals were picked by Gerald Weido of the Zurich Buckeyes, Ken Vanos of CCAT, Brian Taylor of the Exeter Mohawks and Ed Niewick of the Ag. school. Scoring for the South squad were Allan Bressett of Kettle Point, Cecil Nickles of the Centralia Marauders, Ron' Lockhart of the Parkhill Merchants, and Dave Sharpe of the Thedford Browns. Considering that the game was an exhibition contest the game was on the rough side especially in the third period with Taylor of the North and Nickles of the South being sent off for fighting with only 38 seconds left in the game. Referees Irvin and Ford and Jeff O'Brien handled out a a total of 17 penalties in the game. In Saturdey's loss to Cambridge, the lets scored three of their four goals in the third period. Ed Parkinson was the first period marksman for the Jets ,on a three-way effort with Steve Proctor and Rick Banks. In the third period, Bruce Reddick, Ed Robb and Brian Johnston put the puck into the Cambridge net. Hugh Mitchell and Randy Kraul each picked up two assists. Getting one assist each were Rick Banks and Ed Robb. Bill Wells topped the C4mbridge scoring parade with a hat trick. Scoring in single fashion were Don Wells, Paul Salvisburg, Ralph Hoppiayouri, Drew Haldane and Mark Thiel, Dan Murray in the Jets net faced 59 shots while his mates fired 27 at Bob Blanchet at the other end of the rink. Gary Brown and Jim Pearson each scored two oals for Chathem in the 7-0 By MATT AtIcCLURE Thursday the South Huron boy's basketball teams resumed action when they journeyed to Goderich for games there. All three teams suffered defeats; the midgets 66-30, the junior 62- 21 and the seniors by.a closer score, 29-24. The seniors played, in the opinion of coach Terry O'Rourke, their best basketball thus far this year, Utilizing an , effective 1-3-1 zone, the Panthers tied the Vikings 15-15 in the first half. The game continued to be close until the final' minutes when Goderich sunk 'several foul shots to ensure their win. Leading South Huron both ways was Doug Hoffman with nine points John Byrne and Matt McClure added seven and six respectively in this low scoring, defensively- oriented contest. The junior game was a rather lopsided affair. South Huron was unable to develop any degree of offence one goal pacli were :Brian Dronibolis; Al Figgins and Brian Hind. Cam Fink was in goal for his first full game for the Jets, He has been signed to Rec tourney on weekend Eight teams will be competing in a,• recreation hockey tournament at the South Huron Rec Centre this weekend. The first game starts Saturday morning at. a.m, and games continue until 10 p.m, in the evening. Sunday's schedule begins at 9 a,m, and concludes at about 3 p.m, , rtepresentipg the Exeter rec league will be Pfaff Electric, Algoma Tire,Dash- wood Tigers and an all star team from the three remaining clubs. Visiting teams will be from Lucan, Zurich, Seaforth and West Lorne. The Lucan rec team won a tournament last, against the Goderich press until the second half. Leading South Huron in the scoring department were Doug Fischer and Brian Horner with 9 and 8 points respectively. In midget play, South Huron was again out- matched as they were more than doubled by theGoderich team. However, the team continues to show their ability, to score as they managed 30 points against the Vikings. John Remick had 13 points to lead all South Huron scorers, Mike Glavin had six points and George Tomes added five, Friday, the South Huron seniors travelled to Sir Frederick Banting High School in London for a game. The team played well in the first half managing to stay .within six points of the Broncos. However, poor defense by the Panthers and good outside shooting by Banting combined to give the Broncos a 52-36 win. 3.12 of the opening period on. A combination with Ian McTavish and Randy Kraal, Bcroo:dginvrernrntsien,dutaesplaastser, from Ed Rob . In the final session, Tom HudginsandRandy scored ,frnory Brla Johnston n Kraal and Rick Banks counted with the Jets were able to hold a 2- passing help from Bob 1 lead until near the halfway Deane and liodgins. mark of the first period. The Graham Snyder with a two Perths went on to a 5-2 first 'goal effort was best for period' lead and were ahead Stratford. Getting one goal of 10 p-2laaty.th the end of 40 minutes apiece were Brent Webley, Gerry Johnston, Erie, Bruce Reddick notched, the Brubacher, Dave Ferredp firkt ,Lucan-Iiclerton goal at and. Dan Seguin. 420 Main Street' MARY JANE TAYLOR P.O. Box 696 (519) 235-1252 Exeter,Ontario NOM ISO Meet Cambridge, Friday Jets on Iasi') streak a ain 513 517 640 506 491 437 0 79 2 72 5 55 • 4173 7104 51 5 5 62 3 49 0 9 2 21 2 la blanking of the Jets. Adding ,,,weekend in Goderich. SH teams lose in H-P basketball