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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-16, Page 11Winter 1982 Continuing Education Courses A Intro. to Calligraphy Tues., Jcin. 26 A Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Tues., Jan. 26 • Computers 8 How To Use Them Wed., Jan. 27 A Estate Planning Tues., Jan. 26 e Judo for Adults 8 Children Wed., Jan. 27 e ladies Fitness 8 Dance Mon., Jan. 25 s Understanding Canadian Law Wed., Jan. 27 e Understanding Commodity Wed., Jan. 27 Futures Market (Medway High School, Arva) O Understanding Commodity Thurs., Jan. 28 Futures Market (Plover Mills School, Thorndale) c Understanding Commodity Sot. & Sun. Feb. 27, 28 Mar. J3, Futures Market II Welding A 6ddulph School, lawn ' s rMsdwey High School, Airs Lucan Area 7:30.9,30 6 sou. AiS. 6 - 10 2 seas. S19. 7:30 - 9:30 6 seas. S25. 7130. 10 8 cess. $26. 7.9 8 sets. $21 or 510 7 - 8 16 mss. 521. 7:30. 10 8 cess. $26 7 - 10 10 sess. 554. 7. 10 10 sess. $54 14, 4 days $54 Wed., Jon. 27 7. 10 8 toss. $54. C ss. 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JERRY MucLEAN & SON AUTO & SPORTS Ltd. ti y • ll " .tr j OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS �� -1• BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY W Exeter 235-0800 a � w BATTLE FOR TOILET BOWL — The football field at SHDHS was the scene of a pickup football contest every Sunday after- noon during the late fall and early winter weeks. The play concluded on Saturday when the weekly combatants chose up their teams and battled it out in the second annual "Toilet Bowl" game. Because someone apparently spiked the gator-ade, the players weren't certain who won the fun contest. Back row, left: Terry Baker, Mike Clark, Brion Horner, Dennis Ferguson, Randy Finkbeiner, Ron Ferguson, Brad Coutes and Morley Obre. Front row: Rob Willard, Jeff Musser, Scott Batten, Kevin Oke, Greg Sangster and Mark Brand. Sherwoods beat Mohawks by 7-5 A four goal outburst in the third period carried the Hensall Sherwoods to a 7-5 victory over the Exeter Mohawks in South Huron hockey league play at the South Huron Rec Centre, Thursday night. This week the Mohawks meet the Centralia Marauders in a home and home series. The two clubs meet Thursday night at the South Huron Rec Centre and go back to the Stephen township arena for a return contest Friday night. Both games start at 8:30 p.m. The Mohawks jumped into a 3-2 lead after the first 20 minutes of play. In the first minute of action, Pete Gill hit the mark for Exeter on a three-way effort with Brad Daters and Dave Under- wood. Jamie Caldwell replied for the Sherwoods less than a minute later with Gary Kyle providing the pass. It was Exeter's turn to score at 6:44 with Jeff Fuller finishing off a good passing play with Luc Gagnon and Dean Densmore. In the last four minutes of play, Dave Kinsman registered for Hensall on a play started by Dwight Consitt and Ron Bilcke and Brad Daters came back for the Mohawks with assists going to Dave Underwood and Mike Clark. Each team was able to score only one goal in the middle stanza. Rick Moody was the Exeter marksman on passes from Dean Den- smore and Luc Gagnon while Ken Varley converted a pass from Ron Bilcke for Hensall. SH senior Gagers in Petrolia final The South Huron senior boys basketball team were finalists in the Lancer Invitational this Saturday in Petrolia. In the first round the Panthers edged Sarnia Collegiate 33-28, before succumbing 67-20 to highly - ranked London Beal in the final. The team played two exhibition games last week; Tuesday, they were beaten 54-21 at the hands of West- minster Wildcats, while on Thursday they lost 65-32 at home to Strathroy. We've been spending more time on fundamentals in practice, and its starting to pay off," said coach Terry O'Rourke after the teams weekend games. Dave Woodward led with nine points and John McAllister scored seven as the Panther's shot 1001 from • CYCLE & SPORTS GRAND BEND 238-2418 COUNTRY SKI 1' tROSS �r r PACKAGE , , ak%,,,- - $KI SUITS - Men's & Ladies Plus 1 ;, / Ski underwear - gloves, toques and wax \ CANADA 'PUT SUMMER UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE • Lanterns • Stoves • Coolers • Heaters ALL IN STOCK NOW AT GREAT SAVINGS Knives - Archery - Guns Bikes - Hockey - Fishing GOL ERS Pro Balls - $17" a doz. Shoes -Retrievers - Shirts - Carts - Bags We rent CROSS COUNTRY SKIS CALL 238-2418 We have the largest assortment of DARTS 61 ACCESSORIES Bauer RUNNING SHOES 3O!/o off CHECK OUT OUR i/: PRICE RACK the foul line' ltinst Sarnia. Ian Sweet addeld 6(x points in his best game thus far, this season. Woodward had nine points and McAllister scored six as South Huron was out- matched by the Raiders in the tournament final. The Panthers, minus John Mol, Tony Wales and George Tomes, had only eight players and lacked 'height in the final.' "Our - biggest problem is outside shooting", com- mented O'Rourke after the loss against Strathroy. John Mol and Steve Riddell each had six points against the Saints. John McAllister scored five points in Tuesday's game against the much quicker Wildcats. The seniors will test their skills today when they travel to Mitchell to open the regular season, Thursday, the Panthers will host College Avenue of Wood- stock. Play darts at Dashwood The first Dashwood Hotel mixed dart tournament was held Saturday with nine teams from the area com- peting. At the end of regular play, a tie resulted between Albatross 2 and Brussels, resulting in a best two -of - three playoff. Albatross 2 captained by Terry Price, was the winner, with Brussels, captained by Bob Richardson as the runner-up. High scorer for the ladies was won by Anna Romaniuk of Exeter with 132. High score for men was won by Bob Richardson, Brussels with 167. Another tournament is planned for January. The Sherwoods scored three straight goals in the first five minutes of the final period to take a two goal margin on the scoreboard. Ken Varley scored on an unassisted effort and Brian Maher and Jamie Caldwell hit the Exeter net on passes from Dave Kinsman and Lloyd Allan. Dan Bell completed the Exeter scoring on a three- way combination with Dean Densmore and Luc Gagnon and with six seconds left Rick Ingram scored for Hensall to restore the two goal margin. Penalties were few with the Mohawks taking four of the seven two minute banish- ments handed out by referees Brian Campbell and Don Appleby. Irish win two out of three The Lucan Irish scored two victories in three starts this week and hold down third place in the OHA Western Junior grouping with 26 points. The Irish dropped a 8-0 Wednesday decision to the Exeter Hawks and then defeated Mitchell 7-3 and Seaforth 7-4. Tonight. Wednesday, the Irish will be at home at the Lucan arena to Seaforth while they travel to Thamesford Friday night and to Thedford Sunday to meet the Browns. Against Mitchell, the Irish jumped in front with two goals in the first period. Steve Thompson converted a pass from Art Gregory and Doug Latta registered on a power play with John Medd providing the pass. In the middle session, Jamie Shipley scored un- assisted for the Irish and Geoff Edwards completed a three-way effort with Keith Hartwick and captain Paul Wraith. The third period Lucan scores carne from Jamie Shipley with two successful shots and Keith Hartwick. The latter scored an un- assisted goal and provided assists on both scores by Shipley while John Medd and Steve Thompson helped on one goal apiece. Scoring in single fashion for Mitchell were Jeff Rolph, .Joey McIver and Doug Dietz. The Irish out - shot the Mitchell Hawks 49 to 35. Four third period goals provided the Irish with enough momentum to score Sunday's 7-4 win over Seaforth' The game was played in }lensall. The Irish doubled their period goal output as time elapsed. They scored one in the first period. two in the second and wound up the vic- tory with four goals in the final 20 minutes of play. Art Gregory opened the • If your car's out of shape you get rid of it, right? What if your body's out of shape? 41 Scott's Leather & Tack Shop 120 Sanders St. W Exeter Ph. 235-0694 * All Your Tack Needs * Horse Health Centre * Western Belts, Boots Hats * lee Jeans * Down -Filled Jackets & Vests Lucan scoring in the opening session on passes from Doug Latta and Jamie Shipley. In the second frame, Dave Paton scored on a play started by Art Gregory and. Keith Hartwick and Geoff Edwards converted a pass from Shipley. The first two third period Lucan goals came on power plays. Keith Hartwick provided the passes for successful shots by Paul Wraith and Doug Latta. Geoff Edwards counted on a pass from ArtGregorywith Lucan playing a man short and John Medd hit the mark on a pass from Jamie Shipley' Times -Advocate, December 16, 1981 RHOSP Deadline for contributions: December 31, 1981 VG Exeter. 425 Main St. 235-0530 M. mbc, Cans.lc lkp.su Insu, ant. 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