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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-07, Page 11Meet Mitchell, Friday Hawks beat Browns in exhibition hockey The Exeter Hawks opened their exhibition schedule on a successful note, Sunday, clipping the league's newest entry from Thedford by a 5-2 count. Coach Ron Bogart had 21 players dressed for the first outing of the season and still has another three or four players in camp who may see some action when the ex- PInK PanT►leR THE BEATLES `tet it be" Which of these great shows do you want to watch on TV tonight? Limom f The choice is yours with Video Nothing you want to watch on TV? There's always something worth watching on RCA VideoDiscs. The expanding library of RCA VideoDisc titles contains award- winning movies, concerts, sports, children's shows, educational programs and more. Now you can "go to the movies" right in your own home and save the cost of admission tickets, gas and baby sitters. How do you play VideoDiscs? Through your .own TV on the RCA VideoDisc Player. 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South Huron denied Parkhill any shots on goal, but at the same time didn't take advantage of scoring situations at the other end of the field. Workman is none- theless pleased with his team's play, especially on offence. "Halfback Catherine "Pitts" Patterson and forwaros Brenda Brand and Cheryl Cann are starting to click on offence," Workman commented. The team plays its first regular season tournament today at Stratford Central. If South Huron finishes first in the regular season, they will host the second place team in a one -game final, October 22. returnee Rich Fletcher opening the contest for the first period. He was followed by Mike Tallgell and Peter Parsons. Tadgell, a graduate of the Strathroy minor system now living in Grand Bend, shut out Thedford in the second, while Fletcher and Parson's each allowed one goal. Manager Fred Mommersteeg said he was impressed with the speed of the Hawks in their initial test against the hard-hitting Thedford squad. Pete Tuckey paced the Hawks on the score sheet with a pair of goals. Bill Glover, Ed Willis and Larry Dawson added the singles. Bryan Baker picked up assists on two of the goals with single assists going to Steve Prout, Paul Johnson, Dan Bell and John Kernick. Among the veterans in the lineup for the exhibition were Fletcher, Rick Linden - field, Dave Atthill, Brian Mercer, Tuckey, Baker, Preston Dearing, Doug Brooks, John Kernick, Dave Couse, Willis, Bell, Glover and Dawson. Graduating midgets Jamie Chaffe and Steve Prout suited up on the blueline cor- ps and other rookies includ- ed Jim Siddall, Tony Underhill and Paul Johnson. Siddall is also a graduate of the Exeter midgets, while HENSALL LEGION WINS — The Carpetbaggers three straight in Consitt and Dave Smale. Front, Missing was Gary Moir. Johnson is from the Zurich midgets and Underhill is from Huron Park and has seen action with the Lucan Irish and juveniles. Sunday's contest in Thed- ford saw the home team pick up 21 penalties and the Hawks sat out 18. Exeter took a 2-1 lead in the first and added three in the third after a scoreless second frame. J IA 11% Hensall legionnaires won the Exeter and district rec fastball championship by defeating the the final. Back, left, Steve Knight, Doug Dalrymple, Charlie Dalrymple, Rick Parker, Dwight Bill Smith, Tom Dalrymple, Fred Campbell, Brion Campbell Jim F"rq.,son and Lloyd Allen. T -A photo Introducing Selective Service Protection This option available with all '82 Volkswagens. • • CHIEFS TAKE B TITLE - The B championship of tfi'e Exeter and district rec fastball cham- pionship was won by the Chiefs. Back, left, Harold Borden, Terry Underhill, Dan Preszcator, Murray Heywood and Mike Caldwell. Front, Mike Desjardine, Dan Heywood, Jeff Linden - field and John lindenfield. 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This week's scores were: Shiphunters 4 Out of Space 1 Crusaders 4 Itchy Niters 1 Rowdy Ones 4 Jaams 1 CB'ers 4 Winkers 1 Sassenachs 3 Canscotts 2 Evil Eyes 3 C.P. 2 Last Chance 3 All In The Family 2 Outlaws 3 Scotties 2 Friday's schedule is as follows 8 p.m. Scotties vs Howdy Ones All in the Family vs Outlaws Winkers vs Crusaders Sassenachs vs CB'ers 9:30 p.m. Evil Eyes vs Last Chance Jaams vs C.P. itchy Niters vs Out of Space Shiphunters vs Canscotts. Students to sell citrus By Matt McClure The South Huron student's council plans to sell citrus fruit againthis year, to raise funds. for student activities. The ^ampaign, which begins this weekend and runs until October 19. will have students knocking on area doors to take orders. "We want to sell a truckload (2000 boxes) again. but the price will make it more difficult this year". council president. Bruce Shaw said, Friday. 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