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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-13, Page 11Face-off time is 7 p.m. Junior all star game The fourth annual OHA Western Junior "D" all star game is all set for the Lucan Community Ce'ttre Saturday night. The game featuring the best from the six teams In the northern division against the stars of the five clubs in the south will get underway at 7 p.m. The players and officials Buckeyes squeeze win over M Two late third period goals allowed the Zurich Buckeyes to score a 5-4 victory over the Exeter Mohawks in South Huron hockey league action Thursday night at the South Huron Rec Centre. In upcoming games, the Exeter Mohawks will be in Hensall to meet the Sher - woods tomorrow night, Thursday and the Zurich Buckeyes will take on the Centralia Marauders Friday night at the Stephen town- ship arena. Centralia College Saints will be in Z urich for a Sunday afternoon contest. In Thursday's game, the Mohawks took a 3-2 lead after the first period of play. Dan Bell opened the Exeter scoring at 4.44 on a pass from Tom Ryan only to have Kris Bedard knot the score for Zurich about three minutes later on a three-way effort with Jeff O'Brien and Scott Consitt. Bell scored his second goal of the game at 11.20 to vault the Mohawks ahead on a play started by Bin Daters and Dave Underwood. The Exeter lead increased WKS to 3-1 at 13.45 on a successful shot by Tom Ryan with assists going to Mike Anstett and Dan Bell. With five minutes left in the first period, Greg ,Kirk converted a pass from Marvin Merner to pull the Buckeyes within one goal of being even. The entire second period of play was scoreless. At the halfway mark of the third period Zurich tied the score as Pat Bedard registered on a three-way passing play with Jeff O'Brien and Gerald Weido. The Mohawks. bounced right back at 16.42 on a goal by Dave Underwood on a .pass from Luc Gagnon to go ahead for the third time in the game. It took the Buckeyes only a minute and six seconds to square the score again on an unassisted effort by Mike Clarke and Clarke was right back to score the winning goal with only 33 seconds left on a play started by Marvin Merner and Scott Consitt. Only five minor penalties were called by referees Ron Watt and Bill Smith,none had any effect on the scoring. will be treated to a reception and dinner earlier in the afternoon. Bob Taylor and Claire Stanley of Lucan in charge of all arrangements. The north team will be coached .by Dave Revington of the Lucan Irish and Bob Zimmer from the Mitchell Hawks. The trainers are Jim Hearn and Barry Hodgins of Lucan. The three goal tenders for the north are Ed Dobinson of Lucan. Exeter Hawks' Rich Fletcher and Larry Kropf from Tavistock. The other Exeter Hawks to be selected are Bill Glover. Brian Mercer and Preston Dearing while Doug Latta. Paul Wraith , and Keith Hartwick will repre-` sent the Lucan Irish. Appearing from the Tavistock 'Braves will be Larry and Paul Albrecht and Goderich wins in minor play Goderich minor teams made a clean sweep of the triple -header at the South Huron rec centre, Wed- nesday, as Shamrock league action got back into gear after the holiday break. The pee wees trimmed Exeter- by a whopping 10-2 count, while thebantamsand midgets followed with 3-0 and 4-2 victories respec- tively. Mike Tiedeman scored both goals for the local midgets, with Brent Atthill drawing the assist on one. MOST VALUABLE — Exeter Hawk Brian Mercer and Southampton's George Campbell received most valuable player awards from Ron Bogart for their efforts at the Junior D tour- -noment Saturday. A player from>each team was awarded for each of the tournaments games. GOLF MEMBERSHIP Tournament bookings accepted for 1982 Prices In Effect Until Jan. 20, 1982 Junior - 18 & under.: $80.00 Ladies - $80.00 Man - $160.00 Man & Junior $235.00 Husband & Wife $235.00 Family & children up and including 18 $275.00 Irrigated Fairways IRONWOOD Located o mile East of Exeter off Highway 83. PHONE 235-0707 SUR CONVERT NOW! Last Chance lead darts The Last Chance continue to lead the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 55 points. seven more than the runnerup Itchy Niters. The CP's are third with 45 points. This week's scores were: Winkers 4 Canscotts 1 Shiphunters 4 Crusad(rs 1 Outlaws 4 Jaams 1 Evil Eves 3 Out of Space 2 Itchy Niters 3 Last Chance 2 CP's 3 All in the Family 2 CB'ers 3 Scotties 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Jaams vs Out of Space Shiphunters vs Rowdy Ones All in the Family vs CB'ers Winkers vs Last Chance 9:30 p.m. Evil Eyes vs Canscotts Itchy Niters vs Outlaws CP's vs Sassenachs Scotties vs Crusaders. ...SEE SUREFIRE'S LINEUP OF DUAL FURNACES TODAY! NM, • r. •11)I) ON NOOI) WOOD•OII COMBINATION INDFPI NDF N1 WOOD -BURNING ...and take advantage of the government's "off oil" grants of up to $800. * Whether you c hoose our simple to install wood add-on that converts your present (tuna( a to an economical dual -fuel system, or our new wood c'I('c 1ric or wood oil combinations. 51411 FIR)- has a central wood -healing system for you. 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Representing the Thedford Browns will be Ken Vanos, Paul Walker and Perry Mason. Coaching the south t Handling the goal tending chores for the south will be Todd Waldick of Port StanleDave will be Jim Simpson of Bel- Carradine a desfordBrentsSands mont and Thamesford'syJ.efr from Mount Byrdges. Hunter. Belmont and Bill `Ray Van Vleet. Trainers are Rob From Port Stanley come Height. Jeff Warren, Atkinson. Thanresford. Mike Taylor and Wayne TOURNEY TALK --- Getting together during the first game of the annual Exeter Hawk, tournament Saturday were Hawks manager Fred Mommersteeg, tourney convener Ron Bogart and Luton manager Bob Taylor T -A photo 1 Irish get even break, travel to Hensall Friday The Lucan Irish gained an even split in two OHA Western Junior "D" games played this week. Tuesday in Tavistock the Irish were edged 8-7 by the Braves and the following night on home ide ice they squeezed past the Seaforth Centennaires. 4-3. The Lucan club was in Tavistock last night, Wed- nesday and Friday night they travel to the Hensall arena for a return engagement with Seaforth. In Wednesday's Lucan win over Seaforth, all of the scoring came in the first two periods. Jamie Shipley put the Irish on the scoreboard on a three- way effort with captain Paul Wraith and Doug Latta early in the first period and Art Gregory converted a pass from Dean Scott, Bob Mommersteeg replied for Seaforth. Unassisted goals in the middle frame by Paul Wraith and Geoff Edwards wrapped up the win for Lucan. Notching the final i Seaforth goals were Kevin Denomme and Mark Mcllwain. Against Tavistock, the Irish rallied . from a 6-2 deficit at the end of the second period to make the score very close, but. they couldn't get the equalizer. The first period was even with Doug Latta converting a pass from Dean Scott and then teaming up with Steve Glenn to set up Paul Wraith for the second Irish score. Hitting for Tavistock were Paul Albrecht and Rob Froese. The second period belonged exclusively to the Braves as they scored four unanswered goals. Scoring were Tim Bean, Ken Wet- tlaufer, Brian Ju7i and Rob Froese. The Lucan boys came alive in the third period as Steve Glenn hit the mark on two occasions with John Medd assisting on both and Doug Latta helping on one. Latta who had a great night with two goals and three assists notched his Tiger Times horn Stephen Central School Plan hillbilly show Tonette - Hi! I hope you had a terrific Christmas and a Great New Year. We're back this week with a pLrr- fect column so read and enjoy. Room 2, Grade 7 and 8 Update - This is Bonnie Dillon for Room 2 grade 7 and 8 update. The teacher is Mr. Brand. The time is now for some hillbilly show down coming your way soon, don't miss it. Come and watch, bring the whole family. Like they say back east the more the merrier! See you there. So Long Partner! Mrs. Talbot was a gym, music, girl's health and grade 7 teacher for Stephen Central School for 4 years. Now she has moved and is teaching out west in a Calgary elementary school. Mrs. Soldan is now teaching at our school. - Lisa Hewitt. The grade 8 students of room 1 and 2 are choosing their subjects for High .School next year. They have to choose 8 credits out of 12 subjects for the year 82-83. There will be a meeting with parents and students of grade 8 on January 12 and in May they get to visit the High School. - Heather One game in Stephen Activity for Stephen minor hockey teams this week was restricted to one game because of the bad weather conditions. In the only contest, the Stephen midgets dropped a 6-4 decision. The verdict was in doubt to the final whistle as Monkton scored the sixth and in- surance goal with only 10 seconds remaining. Bob Rook led the Stephen club with two goals and one assist. Adding one goal apiece .were George Tomes and Colin Tripp. Also getting assists were Tomes and Russ Hayter. Browning. The Science Fair for our school will be held sometime at the end of February. Mr. Brand who teaches Science at the school has given us ideas on what we can do. The categories are physical science, biological science and general science. The 3 top winners from our school will goon competition for the county then go to a regional if they win in the county. - Leanne Stewart. Mrs. }logarth and her students are doing special events. These events are talking.about Christmas and all the nice things they got. They all have rubic cubes. - Vicki Desjardine, Tracy Ritz The students of Stephen Central School are collecting labels from cans to get tape recorders. tetherballs, etc. The label we want are Franco -American, . Aliens and Campbell's. - Tracy Ratz . On December 16 the teachers had a game of volleyball against the houscleague volleyball champs, team eight. The game proved to be hard and tedious but there finally was a winner The score you ask? - 3 to 2.for the teachers. - Vicki Desjardine. Grades 3-8 are learning floor hockey skills and are playing games. Grades 1 and 2 probahlwill play with the sticks. Boys floorhockey tryouts are Thursday and VISI t Friday. January 7th and 8th. - Jerry. Lamport. second goal on an unassisted effort. The other counters came from Latta on a solo dash and Paul Wraith from Latta. Scoring for Tavistock in the final session were Kevin Regier and Rob Froese. Carroll while 'l'hamesford Trojans will be John Denomy. Jeff McKay, Jim Sedrey and Frank Oliva. Matt Jenner, Dan O'Brien, Roger Thomas and Scott Potter will be in action from Mount Byrdges: Joe Fisher, Rob Copeland. Brad Bergey and Dave Stennett will represent Bothwell and Bel- mont Bombers will be Mark Hiepleh. Doug Wintermute, Ted Brulotte and Chris Waldick. 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