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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-24, Page 5WRESTLING EXCHANGE — A total of 93 wrestlers from South Huron, London Banting and two Michigan schools took part in a wrestling exchange this past weekend in Exeter, Exchanging hats were Alex Irvine of South Huron and Chuck KinckerVocker of Napoleon High School. T-A photo Irish win two straight Tinun-Advecots, PoPinibst 24, 19110. halt 5A mpg, Forest bests Mohawks ,u LEAD CHEERING — the South Huron District High School cheerleaders were in action I hursday as the school's senior, boys basketball team met the California Cuties. T-A photo ggroN ardor 8olf 4 eountry NOW ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR THE 1981 SEASON • Wedding,Receptions • Special Parties • Wedding Anniversaries • Tournaments Phone 235-0990 - The Staff at Glanvilles Auto Wreckers Wish you and yours the very best in the Christmas Season and the best in 1981 Closed December 23 till December 29 and from Deceinber 31 to January 5, 1981 •:.f..i.qt.f•cre:tmicit.eigmcqmcv.i.emciNitmcmcgtetite•od.pwe*twAemcs'N Merry Christmas And A Happy New 1981 From All Of Us To All Of You. FURNITURE 235-0173 Marauders win and tie South Huron • 4) —7" • ".7-f; The Centralia Marauders picked up three of a possible four points in South, Huron intermediate hockey league play this week. Thursday night, the Marauders walloped, the Goderich Merchants by a score of 15-6 and .Senday afternoon thanks to a last Waxers out in Silver Stick. The Exeter Waxers were, eliminated in two straight games in the annual Silver Stick novice tburnarnent which commenced in Parkhill, this week, In their opener, Sunday, the locals were clipped 1-9 by Kincardine, The spectacular play of Exeter net minder Haden Tinney was a feature of the game as Kincardine carried the play to the locals. Tinney was brilliant throughout the game to keep his mates in contention. Exeter met Mitchell in the first round of consolation play and were stopped 4-0, missing several good scoring opportunities in a. game that was closer than the score may indicate. The Waxers next test comes in the annual novice tournament at the rec centre this Friday and Saturday. Fourteen teams are entered in the event. Dear Santa, Hi. „'have been a good girl, well, at least I try to be. For Christmas I would like the computer Fabulous Fred, Crayola Caddy and some tapes for my taperecorder and I am getting a bedroom of my own so I'll have anything for -my bedroom and for Christmas I would like my house to be done. I will leave some stuff for you and Rudolph, Tracy Talbot, Huron Centennial 3 3 3 E minute rally were able to gain a 5.5 tie with the Zurich Buckeyes. The only holiday season action fel. the Marauders will. be Monday night,. December 29 when they play host to the Hensall Sherwoods at the Stephen township arena. Game time is 8:30 p.m, In Sunday's tie with the Buckeyes, the Marauders were able to score two goals in the last three minutes of play. The first period was even with each team scoring one goal. Matt Muller , opened the scoring for Centralia at 7:19 on a three-way combination with Mark Cronyn and Rick Funston and near the 15 minute mark Kim McKinnon replied for the Buckeyes on a pass from Gerald Weido. Five goals were produced in the second period with the Buckeyes getting three of them. At 5:34 of the middle frame, Mark Cronyn put the Marauders into a temporary lead as he converted a pass from Rick Funston and then the Buckeyes took control of the scoring. In one munute and 44 seconds the Zurich club fired three shots into the Centralia net. It started at 6:11 with Kris. Bedard banging in a pass from Ron Rader and then Pat Bedard completed a three-way passing effort with Kim McKinnon and Greg Kirk. • Onlyseven seconds later, the Buckeyes were in front 4- 2 as Kiin McKinnon fired a successful shot on a play set up by Pat Bedard. The Marauders bounced back with a goal at 11:03 as Rick Funston scored on a pass from Mark Cronyn. With only 23 seconds left in the period, the Buckeyes regained a two goal lead. THE BEST IN F ARM MACHINERY hocke lam y • NM McKinnon completed a hat trick for the afternoon as lie hit the mark on a three- way passing effort with Greg Kirk and Gerald Weida. The Zurich 5-3 lead held up until the 16:45 mark of the third period and a victory seemed well within their grasp, Randy Somerville notched the. first Centralia goal on a play started by Mark Cronyn and with only a 'minute and nine seconds left, Blair Hearn tied the game on an unassisted effort, The Buckeyes took 10' of the 18 penalties called by referees Brian Campbell and Iry Ford.' Big second period After •Goderich led 3-2 after the first period of play, the Marauders scored eight times in the second period While their opponents could only score on one occasion. In the first period, Randy Somerville and Mark Cronyn were the Centralia marksmen with Hugh. Wilson picking up the only assist. The Centralia second period scoring was well spread around with seven players participating. Matt Muller was the only Marauder to score two goals in the, middle frame. Adding goals in single fashion were Rob Funston, Randy Somerville, Mark Cronyn, Rick Funston, Bill Hodge and Blair Hearn. In the third period Randy. Somerville and Mark Cronyn each fired two successful shots to up their game total to four. The other Centralia goal in the final 20 minutes of play came from the stick of Blair Hearn, In addition to his four goal output, Randy Somerville also picked up four assists for an eight point night, SANTA CLAUS By Mary Fleming Grade 6 Mt. Carmel School Here comes jolly old Saint Nick That merry soul that is so quick Down the chimney Santa comes Bringing children dolls and drums Here he comes all black with soot Covered with ash from head to foot Why is Santa always so gay? I know! It's Christmas day! By Mike Wraith The Lucan Irish continued their winning ways with a convincing 11-5 victory at home over Seaforth and then - winning on the road against 'I'hamesford. In Wednesday's game the Irish struck for two goals within the first minute of play and Seaforth was never able to get back in the gaine. Jeff Marshall opened the scoring at the 22 second mark when Hon Glenn found him all alone in front of the Seaforth net. Paul Medd came back for the Irish, 16 seconds later on a goal similar to Marshall's. N ewly acquired Brian Murray passed to Medd in front of the net, with Medd firing a shot along the ice past a bewildered Seaforth netminder. Murray who recently quit the St. Marys Lincoins scored the third Lucan goal when he stole the puck off a Seaforth defenceman in front of net with help from Doug Latta. Seaforth came back with a poWer play goal when a shot from the point bounced off the post, hitting Lucan goalie Kevin Woods on the back of the leg then trickling into the net, The Irish struck back less than a minute later when Jamie Shipley found the range. Jeff Edwards started the play with a pass to Paul Wraith along the boards, Wraith skated into the Seaforth zone and dropped a Pass back to Shipley. Shipley unleashed a blistering shot from 25 feet out that mesmerized the Seaforth goalie. A minute later Doug Latta knocked in a loose puck with a delayed penalty being call- ed against Seaforth. Latta's goal gave Litcan a 5-1 lead and was assisted by Glenn and Keith Hartwick. In the second period each team scored twice with Seaforth opening the scoring When a shot from .the point was deflected into the top hand corner. Hensall wins two games The Hensall Sherwoods posted two victories this past week in South Huron Hockey League action. Tuesday the Sherwoods bested the North 'Middlesex Mechants 7-4 and edged the Goderich Flyers 3-2. On Thursday Parkhill defeated Hensall by a score of 7-2. In their victory over the Merchants Sunday in Parkhill the visitors scored three goal scores in the final period to take the game. The Sherwoods picked up the firit two goals of the game on efforts by Jamie Caldwell and Steve Knight but North Middlesex put four quick goals behind Hensall goalie Dave Holmes to take the lead. The second period saw Hensall tie the game on ef- forts by Greg Campbell and Terry Caldwell. The final frame saw Knight score two for Hen- sall with the other goal com- ing from the stick of Lloyd Allan. In their win over Goderich Dwight Consitt scored two goals with Caldwell adding the single counter. Phil Petry and Dave Graf replied for the Flyers. In their only loss of the week Dave Kinsman and Ken Varley had the Sherwoods' goals. The game was on the rough side with a total of 35 penalities called. The Exeter Meltawk..S dropped a 7-5 decision to the, Forest Hoyds in South Huron hockey league play Thurs- day night at the South Huron Rec Centre. The Boyds scored three -straight goals in the third period to pull out the vic- Ivry, Evil Eyes lead darts At the halfway mark in the regular season of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Evil Eyes hold down first place with 49 points, The Doublers are in second spot with 46 points, the Winkers are third with 45 and the Last Chance next with 43 points. The Family Affair follow with 42 points, Itchy Niters have 39 and the Jaams and Outlaws are tied with 38 points. The Sassenachs have 37 points and the DR's 35, Completing the standings are the CB'ers 34, Scotties 33, Shiphunters 32, Out of Space and Rowdy Ones 31 and Canscotts 27. This week's scores were: Last Chance 4 Scotties 1 Itchy Niters 4 Out of Space 1 Evil Eyes 4 Canscotts 1 Outlaws 3 Winkers 2 CB'ers 3 Doublers 2 Jaams 3 Shiphunters 2 Family Affair 3 Rowdy Ones 2 Sassenachs 3 DR's 2 to be stopped, however se- cond effort prevailed as he knocked in his own rebound for the final Irish goal. Seaforth came back with, the final goal of the game on a breakaway of their own. The Seaforth player slid the puck between Greg Edwards legs who had replaced kevin Woods midway through the second, The Boyds look a 4-2 lead after the first period of play and the Mohawks roared back to score the only two goals of the middle session to get back on even terms. In the first period, Wayne Parsons fired the first Ex- eter goal on a pass from Dave Jackson and Luc Gagnon hit the mark on, a three-way combination with Dave Jackson and. Wayne Parsons. First period marksmen for Forest were Dave Ulrich, Rick Vanos, Jim Boyd and Doug Ulrich. Scoring for the Mohawks in the second 20 minutes of play were Dan Webb on a plc iro.m Boo, „Moore and Brion Fenhale regiStered with passing help from Jim Guenther. At the 19 second. mark .of the third period, Tom Ryan PO the MoliaWits ahead for the first time in the game as he completed a passing piaY with. Luc Gagnon and Wayne Parsons.. Scoring the tying, winning a na insurance goals later in the third period for Forest were Rob Sullivan, Jim Laird and Dave Ulrich, Forest took 14 of the 21 penalties handed out by referees Iry Ford and Ron Watt, but, only one figured. in the scoring. Murray came back with two goals 40 seconds. apart, the first on a powerplay to give the Irish a 7-2 lead. The first goal came when Murray faked a 'pass across the net to kevin Hartwick, then lifted the puck high into the net. Doug Latta also assisted on the goal, Murray then took a drop pass from Paul Medd and rifled a quick shot to the glove side with Kevin Hartwick also assisting. Seaforth came back late in the period on another powerplay, finishing off a 2 on .1. The Irish again struck ear- ly in the final period when Jeff Marshall blinked the red light at the 18 second mark with help from Keith har twick. Seaforth came back 5 minutes later to narrow.the lead to 8-4 only to have Lucan score tow goals twenty-three seconds apart. Kevin Hartwick converted a pass' from brother Keith, then Murray with his forth or the night assisted by Marshall increased the lead to 10-4. Jeff Edwards then went in alone on a breakaway, only vA1044154ftWas.rgs•N'4•Nitzl=ii:3;firM454WW:4;1044:54,0 Something to Remember Over the Holiday Season --c.„,... 4 ti ,.. ;. —.11tr_ .'itr .\.• :,:s tz? blanket of white lies the farmer's labors of the harvest season just past and the growing season soon to come. Momentarily dormant, the fruits of his labors will spring forth again to help feed and clothe a nation and a world. Even while his land dozes, the farmer and his family tend live stock and prepare for yet another year of rebirth and renewal. The farmer's continued devotion to the land is one of the greatest gifts each of us receives on this or any Christmas. A Seasonal tribute to our farmers and their families from EXETER FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITE MAIN STREET NORTH EXETER, ONTARIO MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR from our staff Merry Christmas one a and all. Hope it's abundant in joy and ▪ peace. Thanks to a▪ ' Aub and Grace Farquhar B' EXETER .„g §!illOVVLING LANESI 3 Li 235,2781 4.,,tt?kt,:?temNitiamtfttla