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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-23, Page 11Gunners win soccer match The Exeter- Gunners soc- . cer'teeth blasted Grand Bend 11 0 in a one-sided game Thursday evening. Jason Heywood opened the scoring inside two minutes and Fred Steciuk with his first goal made it 2-0 a minute later. Sisavay Sengkhounmany put the game out of reach with a natural hat -trick to make it 54 Jason Heywood scored the sixth and Sisavay rounded out the first half with his fourth, There were no shots on the Exeter tiff in the first half due to good defensive plays by Danny Martens. Jason Heywood, playing his last game for ,the Gunners scored'a natural hat -trick to open second half scoring and Sivic y Sengkhounmany in number 11 after one was called back for pff-side. Stephen Cregan played his strongest game of the year in midfield, assisting on seven of the Exeter goals. New comer Mark Glavin blended in well getting two shots on net and Shawn Gillespie contributed strong running and two shots on net. Alter playing the first period in the net Greg Cregan came out to contribute good strong tackles to the offence. The Gunners next target is Exeter I Thursday June 24 at the high school. Kick-off is 7 p.m. Rec fastball • In Exeter men's rec fastball play, Monday, MacLean's Sports won their first game of the season as they pounded Chiselhurst 11-5. In ; other Monday action. Osborne Autorunds surprised Exeter Ford 13-9, the Derby Dip Shakers rolled over Hen - sell 22-3, Mount Carmel edg- ed Gord's 11-10, the Good Time Chiefs blanked Win- chelsea 6-0 and Pfaff Electric Sweathogs ed$ed the Jet Boys 11-10. Wednesday play saw the Chiefs run their undefeated streak to 10 games as they crunched Usborne 13-4, Dashwood Hotel Jet Boys downed Eteter Ford 10-1, the Derby Dip Shakers pounded Chislehutst 11-0 and Gord's downed MacLean's. SCOTTIES ARE RUNNERSUP — The Scotties were playoff runnersup in the Exeter mixed dart league. From the left are "Amanda Hamilton, Henry Dyck and Irene Jackson. Missing was Kevin Nixon. T -A photo CP's TAKE CONSOLATION — The CP's won the consolation of the Exeter mixed dort league. From the left are Brian and Marilyn Chappel and Linda and Wayne Parkinson,' T -A photo w 7 : .r y -.1 ir -_.1,—I ..,+,S+yei..1 41 •s -i lam. Lots of fishing derbies to follow "°' By 8U1 McNutt Sumrr>er is fishing time and in recent years there have Ladies night at Ironwood A ladies special events night was held Wednesday at the Ironwood golf club. JD -Anne Hayman won the longest drive prize, Janet Wedlake had the shortest drive, Deb Wooden was closest to the pin, Marion Olgivie required the fewest number of putts and Elaine Skinner was the creek queen. Doris Hackney was the door prize wirer. been an increasingnumber of people following the fishing derbies. This year there are two der- bies running out of Port Stanley. One is to aid crippl- ed children; which I will supp- ly more information on later, and the other is the "Summer Salmon Search". The Summer Salmon Search is presented by The Lake Erie Salmon and Trout Club and The London Free Press. This derby will be held from 12:01 a.m. July 10 to 2 p.m. July 25 this year. The official weigh-in station will be at Stan's Marina, 244 Colbourne Street, Port Stanley. Fish Centennials win The Exeter Centennials came away with a 3-1 victory over Wallaceburg .in soccer league play, Sunday. Exeter started strong by scoring three goals in the first half. Paul Vandewalle scored the first of his twogoals on an excellent pass from forward John Van Esbroeck. A long lbw shot to the far corner beat the "Wallaceburg goalie. Shawn Rotteau beat the goalie to "a loose ball and scored into as empty net to up the score to 2-0. The third goal, areplicaof the first and was again scored by Paul and set up by John. First year player John Van Esbrceck is fitting well into the Centennial lineup. In the second half Wallaceburg came out press- ing and scored a quick •goal but it was their last. Exeter trying not to fall into a defen- sive shell started to take the ploy out of their own end. Very few chances occurred in the second half for both teams. Although- half John Flanagan went down the wing and hit the goal post from close in. It was Wallaceburg's first loss and Exeter's sixth straight win to up their record to 6-1 and take a commanding 'lead in the standings. Wallaceburg has tied three games to sit three points back. Sunday Exeter travels to Nairn at 6:00 p.m. It should be a good game due to the fact a good rivalry exists between the two teams. Nairn won the championship last year and beat Exeter in the Semi-finals. may be weighed there daily from 12 noon to 10 p.m. except the last day, it will close at 2 p.m. Only fish legally taken dur- ing the derby in Canadian waters from Port Glasgow to Port Bruce may be entered. General derby rules and fish and game laws must be followed by those entering. Entry fees are 88 person or 816 per family. Forms are available' at McNutt's Tax- idermy Exeter, Ken's Live Bait, 1086 Trafalger St. and the Outdoor Stores in London. Prizes are almost unbelievable. Grand prize for _ the largest fish caught is a 1983 Ford Ranger pickup truck. The largest Chinook Salmon will net its owner 81000 cash. It is most likely that this will also be the largest fish caught thus win- ning the truck. The largest fish caught will also be mounted free of charge- by McNutt's Taxidermy. The largest trout (probably a rainbow but who knows, brown and takers are possi- ble) will win its owner a' 7.5 Honda outboard motor. The largest Coho a 7.5 Johnson outboard. These motors list at over 81000. The largest Coho will also be mounted free of.. charge by Crawford Taxidermy. The largest fish entered dai- ly will receive a Ryabi Bait Casting reel valued at 8140.00. A draw will also be held from all entrants for return air fare for two during the "Great' Salmon Ilunt" at Toronto with Peter Sticklee in his 255 Searay fishing boat. All in all there are a lot of big prizes up for grabs. Is it any wonder there are an in- creasing number of entrants every year. 23,1982 Page 11 Weekend Freedom Machines i0 8 -hp Lawn Tractor John Deere 108 Lawn Tractor has 80 -inch mower, 8 -hp engine, and 5 -speed shift -on - the -go transmission. Rear baggerfront blade, and snow thrower available. 11111111117 INTERMEDIATE CHAMP — At Saturday night's fiddlers' contest in Hensall, Melvin Wurm presents the in- termediate championship trophy to Eddie Mole of Owen Sound. T -A photo 11 -hp • Lawn Tractors. The John Deere 111 and 111H feature a 38 -inch mower. The 1-11H has a hydrostatic drive system for one -lever control of direction and speed. Rear bag- ger, front blade, and snow thrower available. ALL IN THE FAMILY — The consolation runnerup in the Exeter dart league was won by All in 'the Family. From the left are Jim and.Marg Foster and Betty and Art Bowerman. T -A photo filmier Oaf •WEEN FEES Weekdays $4.00 Saturdays, Sun days and Holidays $6.00 •,'Wedding Receptions • Special Parties •Wedding Anniversaries • Tournaments Phone 235-1517 12 ONLY 1986 Pontiacs Thepopular model 6;000 is available in both two and four doors. Choose from brand new or com- pany executive driven cars. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE SAVINGS AVAILABLE Executive driven with tinted glass, front and rear mats, defroster, sprots mirrors, special Tamp group and four speaker system. This vehicle new would list at $11,084.10 Ser. No. 505465. Priced at Only $9083.f0 Others priced from 59083.70 MOTORPRODUCTS hOoplAsne 90114114-41111 ' ', a,• ZUwai," alri,�INO tirtlll ti!10 Junior baseballers split twin bill Th e Exeter juniors gained gained an even split in a Great Lakes baseball league doubleheader in Walkerton. The locals" won the opener 20 and were trounced 2-0 in the nightcap. In Sunday's opening con- test, Steve Pearce was the winning pitcher for Exeter holding Walkerton to only three hits over the seven inn- ing route. Best Interest 17 1/2% We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to ar- range for the highest interest being of- fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. 'subject to change Galser•Kneale Insurance' Brokers Inc. 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They were singles b • Dave Bogart, Kevin Easterbrook and Joe Becker. Exeter's starting pitcher Jeff Fuller gave up 10 runs and six hits in the first three and one-third innings. He. walked five. Brain Rader came on in relief and was tagged for two runs and the same number of hits. Seaforth Agricultural Society Midsummer Demo Derby Seaforth Fairgrounds Sunday, June 27 2 p.m. Entries: call Ken Coleman 527-0120 or 527-0398 DART LEAGUE CHAMPS — The Last Chance team won the league championship of the Exeter dart champion- ship. Above, Ron Bogart presents the RSD trophy to Don and Joan Heywood and Marg and Bob Wragg and Duff Rothbauer extends league congratulations. T -A photo FORYOUR RIGHTS Hydrostatic Drive... Hydraulic Lift! Choose from two models of 300 Series Tractors: the 14 -hp 314 and the twin - cylinder 17 -hp 317. Both havehydrostatic drive to let you change ground speed without shifting or clutching. 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