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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-18, Page 10im s -Advo N • vember 18 1981 JUNIOR SKATING COACHES -- A seminar was held at the South Huron Rec Centre Wednesday for the member coaches of the Exeter figure skating club. Junior coaches are shown above. Back, left, Ronalyn Bell, Liz Cottrell, Laurie McLelland, Kellie Whiteford, Jodi Chanyi and Mary Birmingham. Front, Kelly Hern, Monique Aunger. Catherine Davison and Cheri Wedlake. Six second period goals Buckeyes beat Exeter In a South Huron in- termediate hockey league game Sunday afternoon in Zurich. the hometown Buckeyes downed the Ex- eter Mohawks by a score of 8-6 After the Mohawks had taken a 4-2 lead early in the second period. the Buckeyes roared back with six un- answered goals in the remainder of the middle frame to go ahead by four goals The Mohawks scored the only two goals of the final 20 minutes of play. but. Were unable to get any closer. The game was Tess than a minute old when Steve Bedour of the Buckeyes completed a passing com- bination with Gerald Weido and Mike Clarke. Four minutes later. Ray Weido made it 2-0 on a play started by Paul Haggitt and Wayne Thiel At 9 46. the Mohawks first hit the scoreboard as Dave Underwood counted on an unassisted effort. In a space of 20 seconds near the end of the period. Pete Gill and Mike Desjardine registered for Exeter with Brad Daters getting two assists and Dan Stanlake helping on one goal. The Mohawks momentum carried into the second period as Underwood con- verted a pass from Mike Clarke at 15.53. Here's where the tables turned and the Buckeyes took over. In the last eight minutes of the second stan- za. they scored six times. Ron Rader was the only Buckeye to notch two goals. They came within 16 seconds of each other with John Graham. ,Jeff O'Brien and Marvin Merner assisting. Scoring in single fashion for 'Zurich were Mike Clarke. Pat Bedard. Gerald Weido and .Jeff O'Brien. Steve Bedour and Mike Clarke each picked up two assists while Paul Ilaggitt and Ron Rader each drew one assist_ (bunting for the Mohawks in the final frame were Dean Densmore on passes from Tom Ryan and Dan Stanlake and Tom Ryan from Luc Gagnon. The Buckeyes took 10 of the 17 minor penalties assessed by referees Don Appleby "and Brian Campbell. Neither team had an effective power play as all goals were scored with the teams playing six aside. CURLING SEASON STARTS -- Art McKenzie congratulates Peter Raymond, Kay Hodgert and John Heslenga os the winning rink in the opening mixed curling draw of the season at the Exeter club. Missing was Agnes Bray. T -A photo Mens A ('4 C Black 808 SI' I. Smith 611 LF E) Brintnetl 814 Rif A Mclntvre 156 lt(t (; I.atulippe 637 St' (; Webb 668 ('R .1 Fuller 711 PA .1 l anlfaartem 676 NM (, 6'tu G(; N Whiting iiia OF: FilanDamme610 Mens Wed. 81h R Dir 7's; TN1 D lirnntnr, II 783 PF: F' Fall: 703 Y�l Fnrtcit NN K Th, rl. 618 Sunday Mixed TS N Nr<'lake 525 BE; I. N chhr•r 697 Bl, (; 11 rl:r,n ri08 AN 14 Mr Ki( h in 682 BR NR S K,ngn. Bowling scores 7 52 2 37 5 50 7 16 5 48 5 35 7 39 0 33 2 11 0 18 232 5 45 2 47 7 47 0 27 7 23 0 17 7 57 5 39 ()NB 2 16 Thursday Ladies A(' K (;cnttner 583 (1) F' Scott 5:H c1; S Wurm 724 GE S Willis 550 (;11 1 1lodgins 536 LO Ft Luther 566 L ; 11 Haley 505 ST (' I(edegeld 541 TR R Ncgn)n 670 \I 11 11 Mcfoherts 596 Wed. Morning Ladies A Nilsen It Feign. 1 Davis .f Turner I> Kipfer I Rodger<nn Senior Citizens (' Smith C Hendv T Walker E Caldwell 1 Davi, T 1'ellnu 5 31 2 30 5 46 2 45 2 22 4 37 5 19 3 37 240 5 29 522 547 528 502 569 616 342 412 326 320 299 324 Deur Customers: ! apologize for the inconvenience and sudden notice. My new location will be 415 Mc,in St. Exeter (formerly AVCO). ti is 235-1081 STUDIO '82 4(( A Unisex Hairstyling 415 Main St. Exeter OPENING NOV. 24 Theresa Grimminck 1 f MG SC ('FI OC EA FT JS 111) DS YW Wil ('I' PP TA (;T W\1• A(' Friday Mixed R McGrath 665 11 Faber 587 (' Murray 656 T Young 657 R Lawrence 696 G Snell 568 . Tuesday ladies M Bridges 5.38 B Hearn 604 (' Yearley 546 D Gaiser 534 R Baines 535 L F'mcombe 704 F' Haugh 706 K F'cnhale 505 N Rowson 565 R Bierling 622 1' Inch 545 if)6003(, ' 0 25 2 36 7 59 3 38 5 23 4 29 0 24 7 57 2 34 7 36 3 35 7 58 7 56 5 16 0 19 4 32 0 18 Winners of our draws at Our anniversary sole $20.00 gift certificate Mrs. Debra McCann RR 3 Doshwood Stuffed animals Donkey Mrs. Joan Skinner, RR 1 Centralia Brown Bear Mrs. Ferne Stewart RR 1 Kirkton Hand Puppet Mrs. Elaine Pinder Exeter, Ont. White Bear Diane Becker Dashwood, Ont. A sincere thank -you to our customers for making our 2nd anniversary sole o success. Wishing all a Merry Christmas Sandy Rowe Janes Coward 1 Police stats on increase Total occurrences being handled by the Exeter police department have increased over last year according to. Chief Ted Day. At Monday night's council� session, in response to a question from Deputy -Reeve Alvin Epp regarding the number of occurrences, Day indicated they were roughly up about 100 over last year. There were 182 handled dur- ing the month of October. Among the statistics for the month were: 10 ac- cidents with one minor in- jury and damage of $6,175, nine charges under he Highway Traffic Act, 12 un- der the Liquor Control Act, two under the Narcotics Control Act, three parking tickets issued, eight thefts, six incidents of damage to public and private property with total damage of ;205, one assault, five animal complaints, one place of business found insecure. ' During the month the of- ficers recorded 64 hours of overtime, with 16 of those being for court duty. Perhaps fewer women would conceal their age if more men acted theirs. PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS NOVEMBER Thurs. 19tIi 10-5 p.m. SIT J E TheMa CO f The Moment 8x10 Colour Portrait Only 880 oh if One special per family. No additional charge for groups. Additions portraits and special effect raiture, if avaligation.ilable, may be pur- wtth no Minors must beaccompaniedby selectionPoses our parent Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Fri. 20th 10-8 p.m. (M Sat. 21st 10-5 p.m. iAjNig MAIN STREET, EXETER FRESH LOIN BUDGET PACK PORK CHOPS FRESH! NOT FROZEN FINEST QUALITY "A" GRADE CHICKENS IDEAL FOR FRYING OR ROASTING EACH PKG. CONTAINS: 8 CENTRE CUT 3 RIB PORTION 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION 3 Ib. AVG. SMOKED PICNIC PORK SHOULDER REGULAR WIENERS 1 LB. PKG. B.+ PORK CHOPS At the DeII a :.:sen Store Sliced LB Burns Sandwich Style COOKED HAM#Z.49 Pride of Canada Store Sliced - Visking SALAMI 18 1.98 Shopsys Steak LB Pastrami or Square � % CORNED BEEF .98 Pride of Canada Vac. Packed Chunks BOLOGNA Burns Family Pack Beef BURGERS L8. LIMIT 3 PER CUSTOMER CENTRE CUT LOIN FRESH '198 LB. FRESH WHOLE CUT UP CHICKEN FRESH st 09 LB. 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No. RUTABAGAS LB. i9# ONIONS Prod. of California 0 Product of Florida LEMONS 369 TANGELOES Prod. of New Zealand KIWI FRUIT EA. SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 DOZ Prod. of Ont. Can. No. 1 59? CARROTS 2") bag 994 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. ?199 169