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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 29AREA VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — Bidclulph-Lucan school recently won the girls volleyball championship for area 2 in Middlesex County. Back, left, April Emery, Krista Mair, Jennifer MacDonald, Lezlie Hinge, Sherri Therrien, Plane Watt and coach Mme. Vlaclers. Front, Shelley Gillan, Donna McFalls, Laura lee MacDonald, Kim Blay and Janice Atkinson. Miss- ing Were Kathy Nicholson and Barb Gray. T-A photo Lucan Rec hockey Salon 174 in top spot 5's Trac II $129 Blades Head & Shoulders Shampoo 140 ml. tube or 250 ml. lotion' GREAT. VALUE Gillette Goad News Disposable Razors 2/99 Sugb, Retail 67t each Sugg. Retail $1.95 Esprit Normal or Oily Shampoo 300 ml. Sugg. ' Retail $3.59 $229 Sylvania Magic Cubes Sugg. Retail $3.72 989 Garbage Bags 1.5 ml Sugg. Retail $1.09 794 Sugg. Bic - Retail $1.39 Lighters 694 Sugg. Retail $1.49 794, Batteries $1 99 Mallory Duracell Sugg.. Retail $3.99 Kodak Film Sugg. Retail $2.47 89 C-126-12 Sylvania Flip Flash Sug. 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Canada Employment and Immigration Commission offer this CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY WHEN: January 7 - March. 25 Wednesdays 9:0Q a.rn, - 4:00 p.m. WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Par* FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: • O.M.A.F. Huron, Clinton, Ontario 1519) 482- 3428 Continuing Education, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology C) Ministry of Agrkulture Ontario and Food Huron Park, Ontario (519). 228-6691 SEND YOUR HRISTMAS GREETINGS THE EASY WAY Let over 18,000 readers see your Christmas greeting. All you have to do, is complete the handy coupon below and make sure it reaches us by Friday, Dec. 19 ow no no am IN am so No no um al gm is sat Nu IN IN al • mi ma NI IN mini as ••• es Mail to:My Christmas Greeting is 11 Times-Advocate, _ Box 850, I Eexeter, Opt. Nam U n I I 10 each ;Er I 1 • Address 'Cheque Enclosed is la at po to um us salt rrlrlrlrrrrrrgorumr11 0 20 words - Two Dollars Additional Words Note litAll Greetings Must Be Received By 'Friday, Dec. 19 RHOSP Tax Free Down Payment on the Future DeacitineIor contributions December 31 VG VICTORIA- ANDCREY TRUST Since 1844 Exeter: 425 Main St. 235-0530 Member: Canada Deposit insurance CortoratIon Hayter deked Blue goalie ° Brian Munro. Gord Moon restored the Blue's three goal lead on a powerplay goal. Brad England tried to split Salon's defense with .the puck dropping back to Moon who made no mistake. Andy Hardy also assisted on the goal. Thirty seconds later Mike Wraith stole,the puck; went in all alone, deked Munro and slipped the puck over the falling goaltender. Moon finished off the first period scoring when after a goal mouth scramble the puck rolled back to him and his quick shot beat Garrison, Don Lankin with his second goal of the game upped the score to 6-2 when he scored: at the one minute mark of the second .period: Lankin caught Garrison out of the net after another goal mouth scramble and slipped the puck into the open net viith Feke and ,Hearn assisting. Salon 174 came right back, netting four straight goals to tie the score at six each after two Perioda4 plaY- Don Couglin finished off a" two on one break with Wraith and Wilcox assisting to start things off. , Wraith came right back when he took ,a pass from Gary Miller and his screen shot eluded Munro. Miller narrowed the score to 6-5 when he found the mark with help from Couglin and Wraith. Couglin finished off the second period when he took a pass from the corner and stuffed the puck past Munro. Gary Hayter and Wraith drew assists on the goal. • Wraith gave Salon the lead for the first time in the game 7 minutes into the final period. He outraced a Blues defender for a loose puck, cut in, deked Vlunro and slipped the puck over him. Greg Roberts tied the score when he' took a pass from Harry Wraith and his screen shot was blocked by Garrison but the puck had enough momentum to cross the goal line. Bruce Cornish also assisted. Mike Wraith scored on a powerplay for the eventual game winner, his fifth of the night. Wraith stole the puck from Munro, skated around the net and fired the puck into a vacant net. With the Blues pressing, Gary Miller of Salon 174 took a clearing pass from Wraith, went in all alone and lifted a shot over a fallen Munro. Don Couglin also drew an assist on the final goal of the game, In 'the second game three first period goals by the Greets were all they needed as they upset Hagen's Hackers by a 3-1 score. Mike Anderson opened the scoring at the seven minute Mark when he took a loose puck and banged it in off the post to give the Greens a 1-0 lead. Greg and Gary Revington assisted on the play. Anderson catne right back, carrying the puck across the blue line and his shot to the short side leat Hackers goalie Wayne Parkinson. Gary Revington with help from Jim Thomas -upped the score to 3-0 on a pretty goal. Revington left 3 or 4 Hackers players in his wake and beat Parkinson With a high shot. Bill Haskett ended Greens goalie Dave Revington's bid for a shutout with the final goal of the game in the Second period, Wayne Parkinson started the play passing to Steve Storey who ACW meet Members of Holy Trinity A.O.W. Afternoon Group, -held their Christmas, Meeting and pot luck dieon Wednesday at the borne of gdythe Murdy. The Meeting opened with the usual prayers being repeated and a prayer for Preparation for Advent, The Christmas story as found in Luke, was read by 'Gladys Hedgins and Marion Hodgins, the President, save a brief meditation by Her- bert. Q'Driscoll entitled "The Ism" based on the Scripture reading, A report of the gift sent to the Prayer Partner, in lieu of "exchange gifts", was also made by Marion Hodgins who said that 70 lbs. of "goodies" had been mailed. A letter of thanks was read from the "Helping Hands" for past help in the group, stating that the service was really being used. Members voted a donation toward this work A letter of thanks also was read from Maude Hudgins. . ' Members were reminded of "Project Christmas" (formerly white gifts) ,pn Sunday, December 14 and gifts are to be brought that day, for the "adopted" family. Announcement was also made of the Sunday School's "Nearly,New" shop each Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and there are still raisins and cherries available. A humorous reading "Oh no - another food processor", was given by Joyce Sovereign and the story "The Lost Christmas Madonna" was read by Marion Hodgins, who also thanked the hostess for, loaning her home for this lovely occasion. TiatestAclueftate, it felrl eit 10, 1000 IA Stuck• For That Special Gift TRY Lawn & Garden Furniture from ARC INDUSTRIES, DASHWOOD Picnic Tables Pot Stands Chairs Combination Tables Loveseats Flower Boxes End Tables Children's Furniture Custom Made Signs Visit our Open House on December 11 & 12 Take Advantage of Tax Exemption On All Lawn Furniture Seasons Greetings RC INDUSTRIES DASHWOOD, ONTARIO 237-3667 wrimmutioniniouniniiiiimmuniminummunimmunnimmininiminitinnummumnintimumulimmnimonnommmummit By PAUL WRAITH Salon 174 took over sole possession of first place in the Lucan Rec hockey league with a come-back victory over the Blues while the Greens defeated Hagens Hackers by a 3-1 scare, In the first game the Blues blew a 6-2 lead and went on to lose to Salon 174 by a 9-7 score. The Blues struck early in the game when Dom Lankin finished off a three man breakaway at the 1 minute mark, with Andy Hardy assisting. Shortly after Jim Hearn took a pass from Harry Wraith, skated along the boards, cut in and slid the puck through John . Garrison's legs. . Hearn came right back when he deked Garrison after taking a pass close in front of the net. Don Lankin and Willie Feke assisted on the goal. Salon 174 scored eleven minutes into the game when Mike 'Wraith with help from. Gary Wilcox and Gary, found Haskett streaking down the boards. Haskett's quick wrist shot beat Revington, who played his best game of the season coming up with several fine saves. The • Green's lost one of their top scoring threats when Brian Noyes suffered a broken wrist during the game. Noyes could miss the rest of the season with the severe break.