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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-21, Page 25Penalty -free contest TORONTO - The Hockey Devel- opment Centre for Ontario an- nounced today that the second annu- al Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes will take place from January 6 to January 22, 1989. The program, sponsored by Esso Petroleum Cana- da to Ontario's 300,000 amateur hockey players in January 1988 to help promote skills,- safety, and sportsmanship on the ice. Paul Henderson, former N.H.L. star and program spokesman had this to say, "Although everyone knew last year that the timing, the. spirit, and the opportunity for a penalty -free initiative in hockey was right on, no one. predicted the high level of success that the Penalty Free Sweepstakes achiet•ed in its first year. - The more than 2500 penalty -free games played during the 14 -days of thc contest was about double what -we expected, but the most..gratify- ing result was that over 80. percent of the teams that played penalty free won or tied the game. The message to -players, teams and coaches is very clear. Playing penalty free is not only good hockey, it is winning hockey. Chairman of the H.D.C.O., Fred Mantle added "We arc looking for- ward to an even bigger success in this year's program as coaches and players arc more faniiliar with the concept and its benefits. Winning prizes is a great incentive in -itself, but we also know now that. 'penalty free'' is a winning attitude that re- sults in winning garnes." . .. Tom .Hansen, spokesman for • Hensall Arena Events Wednesday, December 21 2:30-3:30 p.m. Moms & Tots 5:30. p m. Hensall Minor Hockey Bayfield vs Novice_ . Goderich vs Atom Thursday, December 22 1•00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating 5:30 p.m. Ringette 8:15 p.m. Rec. Hockey Friday, December 23 4-15 p.m. Figure Skating 7:30 a.m. Forest vs Hensall Old Timers 900 p.m Open Ice Saturday, December 24 - 1:00-3:00 p.m. Public Skating Closed December 25 8 26 Tuesday, December 27 1:00-3:00 p.m. FREE Public Skating Donated by Kinettes 7:00 p.m.- Broomball TIu' Arerra Staff wish everyone A Merry Christmas and a - Happy New Year This advertisemerit sponsored by: Hurondale Dairy Hensall 262-2712 • Esso and one of the key proponents of the program said, "We have had along association with hockey and arc very pleased to be a part of this positive initiative that can Only re- sult in a renewed focus on the finer aspect of a great sport." Morc than S50,0(X) worth of great team prizes will be up for grabs in the 1989 Esso Penalty Free Sweep- stakes and all amateur hockey teams across the province are eligihle to enter. The Grand Prize this year will be CCM Custom Tacks supplied through Cupolo s Sports. Under the rules of the contest,. teams may submit a Sweepstakes 'entry form for every penalty -free game they play during the contest period. If the other team takes pen- alties, it docs not destroy the eligi- bility of the penalty -free team. Each player on every team submitting a• valid entry will receive an Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes Certifi- cate of Achievement and a crest. Entry Forms are available from participating Esso Retailers, your local hockey association, and arena managers. "The large number of entries from team's across Ontario in support of •the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes last ycar, confirms the groundswell of support for good, clean hockey I have seen whcn I've talked with players, parents •and coaches from Quinte to Thunder Bay to Windsor," said Hugh P. O'Neil, Ontario Mini- ster of Tourism and Recreation. "We all want to reduce the num- ber of sports related injuries in this province. The Sweepstakes, by pro- moting clean hockey, is promoting safe hockey." In 1988, almost 4,000 individual prizes (250 team prizes) were won and more than 25,000 hockey players throughout the province were awarded the Esso Penalty Free Sweepstakes Certificate of Achieve- ment and crest. Sweepstakes winners will be de- cided February 10, 1989 by a series of random draws from the eligible entries. MARTENS BRICK ..getill," STONE MASON To all our customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Marius & Steve Grand Bend 238-2777 zat cmt tJtl Cv4.1 vts zna U V4,1 JV 90 Vc.t C7U ✓V *NI tRa C3'tl d'tl t:JC! arts Pmfamests C lace 3 Merry Christmas & A 3 Happy Year Year To AllAir: I. g 1 g g g 1 g V 3 2 3, 3 3 3 3 3 A 3 .> IIRONW if .r• GOLF '/ IJCOURSE 3 Located a mile east of Exeter, Off Highway 83 0.:o rte cur cur cur - �s sea ori tses 'No o,z oro oua %Arnes o►erwn ru ► 1 Lucan Bowling Scores LUCAN - The results of the Lu-. can Bowling Lanes. MONDAY LADIES - MAY MURPHY 277.768, PAT HODGINS 269- 715, LINDA HIBBERT 247-670, JOYCE SOVEREIGN 234.652, CAROL Wile LEMS 255-646, MARC ELSON 227- 634, BETI! RADCUFFE 300.637, PAM IIODGINS 273.633, MAR! GREEN 229- 617, LYNNE SMIT!! 250-615. MARC YOUNG 226.614, SIIERRIE GIBSON 287-612, JOAN SCOTT •228, MARION IIODGINS -224. TUESDAY Y.B.C. MIKE CAMPBELL - 194M, DENISE COWDREY - 181, SCOTT SMITH- 180, DAVID WILCOX = 169, TAMMY GRA- HAM - 166, DESMOND RODGERS - 164, BRAD GODDARD • 159, VERNA LISE WILLEMS . 158, FRASER GATT - 150. COLLEEN'S LORI HODGINS - 263.669, CINDY IIARRIGAN - 218, ELAINE McNAIR - - 217, PAT IIODGINS - 215, SHIRLEY REES . 214; JANICE DAUNCEY - 214, MARION DYKEMAN • 213, MARG CARROLL - 211, DEB BENDER 211, CINDY McNAUGITTON :211. • MEDWAY MYRT HASTINGS - 243, MARY PAT- TISON - 231, FRED KERNOIIAN • 230, MARILYN SMITH • 217, DOREEN KER- NOIIAN - 212, PAULA WEIR - 204. SENIOR CITIZENS CHARLIE GRIEVE 252-715. JIM BURT 278.681, MURIEL KENNEDY 217-625, EDDIE BURT - 212, MARION NOELS - 205, !LARRY NOELS - 203, _ IIELEN McDONALD • 199, JACK DICK- ENS - 190, FRANK DEBLOCK - 185. WEDNESDAY Y.B.C: WENDY HICKSON - 211, SIIALLON McFARLANE - 173, MARCUS APPEL- MAN-- 151, CIlR!S77NE WILSON - 143, LORI WOOD - 138, SARA -LYNN DAUN- CEY . 138, LISA NEEDHAM - 130, BLT!1 DENSMORE - 125. C.A.W. LOAL 1620 JOAN FINI(BEINER - 293,288,225- 805, GARY MELVIN 296-780, BASIL S1/ORT 262.710, LYNN SMITH 267- 683, GARRY GIBSON 313-739, PAM O'CONNOR 316-662, JOAN FOSTER 223-025, CHERYL SUIT,/ 281-624, SHEILA CHARLTON -253. WEDNESDAY MIXED DAVE JONES 244-663, LARRY MCGREGOR 278-650. BOB PIPE 257- 648. RAY VANGEEL 263-629, BILL CORNEUSSEN 237-629, BILL GARRET • 243, BILL BOS - 221, TED HALL - 225, LARRY IIEW!TT • 211, LEAZA TWADDLE • 209. THURSDAY MEN DON WATT - 269, -248, 311.828, BOB SMITI! • 272, DAVE MAWDSLEY 311-768, PETE SMITH 298.758, BRIAN ANKERS 261-734, WAYNE SMITH 271-729, FRED ALLISON 293- 709, COON BREWER 260-707, BRAD TAYLOR 279-706, RAY IIANDS 265- 690, 6S.690, GEORGE LEE 248.687, BOB TAY- LOR 245-686, BILL MATIIERS 234- 685, EVAN BUTCIIART 238-679, JACK CURRIE 269=658. FRIDAY MIXED BOB SMITH - 368, 241, 253-862, DIANE CARTY 287-672, PAUL' sum, 271.658, EDIE BURT 254.655, RAY MCROBERT 270-654, GAIL FOX 282- 649, JIM BURT 243-649, EVE SMITH 254.620, RON CARROLL - 275, WIN- NIE ROBICIIEAU - 263. INTER -TOWN LADIES LUCAN 25 - CLINTON 5, DER PEARCE 27,1•698, GLENA TRIPP 257- 647, JOAN SCOTT - 253. SUNDAY Y.B.C. SANDY HYDE 227-610, IIONEY LYN GIBSON - 272, CIIRIS SMITH • 229, STEPIIEN SNIDER - 179; LILLIE „BUCKAREFF - 172, LAURIE JONES - 170. SUNDAY MIXED JIM SMITH -297, SANDY MELVIN • 277, GEOFF MOSS - 277, CIIERYL SMITH - 268, GARY DUNLOP - 264. NOREEN HILL • 257,. JACKIE STEVENS - 255, BILL SMITH - 255, ANDY MCINTYRE - 246, LARRY GIBSON - 240, SIIARON GIBSON 239, BARB 'MOSS - 238 - Broncos EXETER - Exeter travelled to St. Marys on Saturday only to play their poorest game in December in - a 3-0 loss. If it wasn't for some brilliant saves by Jason Lindenfield, the score could have been worse as the rest of. the players skated poor- ly. On Sunday, the Broncos hosted the league -leading Parkhill team and lost a close 6-2 game. Exeter scored the only goal of the first pe- riod on a three-way passing play with Andrew Hern scoring the goal. Eric Clay and Marty DeBruyn as - lose two sistcd on this goal. Parkhill scored three goals and Exeter relied with one in the second period.: Chris McDonald scored the goal on a solo dash. Exeter hit the goal post three times and missed on several close shots in front of the net. Parkhill scored three unanswered goals in the third period to ice the victory. The Broncos will be in action next, on December as they play host to their annual Atom tourna- ment. The Broncos wish everyone a Merry Christmas and hope for -a prosperous new year. Bombers EXETER - In their only Lambton Middlesex Hockey League game last week, the Exeter Novice Bombers lost a heartbreaker to Forest. Forest got on the board at 6:22 of the first period, with Shane Dunn doing the damage with an unassisted goal. Amos Robinson picked up the shutout in blanking the local team. Marys got on the board with less than two minutes left in the first. Exeter's goals came in the third, Hawks beaten Continued from 2A from Jeff Ansems, while on the power play. The Bullsgot one back before Dickins struck for his second at 11:51, from Dubarry and Anscms, 'but Brussels regained their two -goal margin before the seczd was over. Each team struck once in the final period, with Dubarry doing thc hon- ors for the Hawks from Brcnt Nairn and Frank Wultcrkens. Next action for the Hawks is Fri- day night whcn the league-'1>vading Lucan Irish will be at the South Huron Rec Centre for an 8:30 con- test. ►t will be Minor Hockey night with prizes for the kids and a visit from Santa Claus. The Hawks will make a Boxing Day visit to Mitchell on Monday to play the Hawks at 2 p.m. WISH YOU COULD ADD A DASH OF COIAUR.' GRANAA MAKES IT EASY. At. Granada, we lave an o t . :selection of picture - perfect colour TVs. You vont fin . better•variety anywhere. Everything from spectac 1, erScreen sets to stereo remote - control colour,Monitor V's to "go anywhere" portables: And how you pay really is up to you. You can buy it, lease it i)r rent it. The choicc is yours. It's all topped oft W i l Granada's no-extra-charge."Granndacovcr" service. So come to Granad A where you can. "have it all,.have it now, HAVE I T A I.L. DAVE IT NOW. GRANADA S HOME ENTERTAINMENT Electrohomo 20' Remote Control Colour Television 48CG11 $499 or rent from $28.99 per month Based on 12 months Oscar's Video & Records, 358 Main Street, Exeter Ontario, 235.2685 lose 2-1 with Mark Glavin scoring Irom Derck Beckett. and Stuart scoring from McCann and Steve Farquhar. Stuart's winner came with 1:25 left to play. - CO.OP Times -Advocate, December 21, 1988 Page 3A Mini Hawks win, low -see; draw HURON PARK - The Stephen Glavin, picking up assists. Township Mini Black Hawk Atoms St. Marys opened the scoring be - won once, lost once and tied once ' fore Chris Glavin tied it later in the last week. fust, from Craig and Andy Glavin. Last Tuesday the Mini Hawks and Exeter Bell Atoms played to a 2-2 tie 'in an exhibition game at the Ste- phen Township Arena. On Thursday the locals beat St. Marys 5-2 and on Saturday they were beaten 4-2 by Bclgrave; in Blyth. Exeter's Ryan Soldan opened the scoring . last Tuesday, from Scott Rowe in the first -period. - The Mini Hawks ticd the game on a goal by Jeff Glavin from Andy and Chris Glavin. Exeter regained the lead later in the second on Scott Inson's goal from John Moore. Stephen tied the game in the final period, with Andy Glavin scoring again, with Jeff Glavin and Chris . night players for the game. Stephen's first goal of the second was by Craig Glavin from Andy Glavin. Then Ken Desjardinc put the home learn up 3-1 with assist go- ing to Tim Morgan and NicliPar- sons. 'The Mini Hawks' fourth goal was scored by Chris Glavin from Andy Glavin and Craig Glavin, then Andy Glavin scored the final goal from Craig Glavin. In their only league game, Ste- phen was beaten Bclgrave 4=2. Billy Connor scored both goats for the locals, from Ken Desjardines and one was unassisted. Tommy 'Connor played a strong game in goal, as Stephen had only Exeter Jr. D. Hawks vs Lucan Fri., December 23 nternational Hockey Exeter Minor Hockey Presents Sweden vs Exeter Legion Bantams Thurs., Dec. 29 7:30 pm. South Huron Rec Centre Admission $3.00, children 14 and under $1.00 Come out and support our local players ; ",,,t,t,1- f lr'i'ir,t'r 1. a • •i M • Our warmest wishes for a safe, -happy holiday season and prosperity and peace in the next year and always. We look forward to serving you in 1989 FROM THE MANAGEMENT, STAFF AND DIRE( TORS OF EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP .MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR