Times-Advocate, 1982-07-28, Page 13Second half victory for
Gunners soccer club
The Exeter Gunners soccer
team chalked up another
victory Thursday night with a
3-0 win over Lucan. As the
score indicated it was no easy
task with all the scoring being ,
done in the second half.
The Gunners passed from
the start and had many shots
go wide of the net. Sisavay's
shot hit the left hand goal post
and ran along the goalline to
hit the right hand post before
coping back put.
Cocain mounted a strong at-
tack which was handled well
by Danny Marten, Mark
Glavin, Dwayne Finkbeiner
and Sisavay allowing only one
shot to reach the goal area,
In Ontario
easliy handled by goalie
Shawn Gillespie,
Gunners were unlucky not
to score just before halftime
when the Lucan goalie fell on
a Fred Steciuk shot to stop it
on the goat line.
Immediately after the kick
off in the second half, Fred
Steciuk found himself alone at
the side of the Lucan goal and
lifted a high shot Over the
goalie's head to give the Gun-
ners the lead.
Sisavay had been held
scoreless by some good run-
ning by the Lucan defense but
he finally got free to blast the
Gunners second goal.
The Gunners then faced a
series of goalkicks as Fred
Skeciuk, Sisavay, Sivichay,
Stephen Cregan, Paul Char-
rette, Shawn Webster and
Shawn Gillespie continually
beat Lucan to the ball but
could not put the ball in the
net.
With five minutes remain-
ing Sisavay put the game
away with his second of the
night. Brad Glavin had
replaced Shawn Gillespie in
goal at half time and Gary
Cregan provided good relief
for the forward.
Gunners next game is
tomorrow night Thursday in
Arva.
Three million fish, hunt
'By BD' McNutt
A recent survey by Ontario
Out of 1 ..rs magazine has
brought :ether some in-
teresting facts on the
numbers of hunters and
fishermen in Ontario.
They discovered that only
one percent of sampled
hunters and fishermen belong
to the Ontario Federation of
Anglers and Hunters.
Using the fact that there
membership is just over
28,000, there are nearly three
million people hunting and
fishing in our province.
The magazine itself
reaches 200,000 readers. I
tried to get some figures on
the number of Hunting
licences sold in Ontario, but
all I could confirm was sale
of 97,500 archery last year.
If all these people would
join the provincial organiza-
tion they would definitely
form , a solid block - to work
with the government on gun
control.
Earlier I wrote about
groups of sportsmen organiz-
ing to oppose the government.
Well, a Kingston group
presented a 2,700 name peti-
tion to Natural Resources
Minister Alan Pope and they
will now get brown trout
stocked in Eastern Lake
Ontario.
Although browns are not
stocked in our area a few are
caught near Sarnia, Bayfield
and Goderich. In fact the On-
tario record came from Lake
Huron near Douglas Point.
Last year's Molson big fish
contest winners took some
super sized fish including a 40
lb., 143/4 oz. Chinook from
Bronte Creek; a 55 Ib.
Muskie from Wabigoon Lake
(another 55 Ib. has been taken
since) ; a 20 lb., 5 oz. Coho
salmon from Lake Erie; a 32
lb. Kenogamissi Lake Pike
was tops. Other top fish in-
cluded a 24 lb., 11/2 oz. Rain-
bow; 81b., 5 oz. Brook Trout;
17 lb. Walleye; 7 Ib. 5 oz.
Smallmouth and 81b., 41/2 oz.
Largemouth Bass.
Other notable fish caught
this year include Ontario
record splake 16 Ib., 5 oz; a
near record Palimino trout of
91b., 2 oz. and a Rod and reel
World RecordLake Sturgeon
from the Nottawasaga River
weighing 168 lb.
Who says Ontario doesn't
still have quality fishing?
GOLF TOURNEY WINNERS - At the conclusion of Saturday's golf tournament at the
Ironwood course to raise money for Exeter's grounds development projects, trophies
were presented t6 the winners. Above, Ted Johnson, manager of the Kentucky Fried
Chicken outlet in Exeter presents prizes to Wayne Parsons, Gabby Mol , Ross Pat-
terson and Barnie Strassburger. T -A photo
Playground to visit zoo
Thursday, July 22, the Ex-
eter and Huron park
playgrounds came together in
Exeter for a penny carnival.
The, day was a huge suc-
cess with approximately 150
children in attendance. The
morning was filled with
chocolate pie and jello eating
contests.
In the afternoon Andrew
Forgrave entertained his au-
dience with magic. Prizes
were donated by local mer-
chants which was greatly ap-
preciated by all. •
This week, the Exeter
playground will be going to
the Grand Bend zoo, Thurs-
day afternoon. Friday, July
Kleinstiver
gets ace
A hole -in -one by Lorne
Kleinstiver featured Tuesday
regular men's night at the
Ironwood golf course.
The Dashwood plumbing
contractor used a seven iron
to score the third ace of his
golfing career on the fourth
hole.
In "A" flight, Gwyn Wood -
fine carded a 40 to take low
gross honours while Larry
Johns took low net at 36. Mike
Cushman's 40 was tolls in low
gross in "B" flight and Ken
Bowen with a 32 was the low
net winner.
In "C" flight, John Morgan
scored a 42 for low gross and
Mike Anstett's 33 took low net
honours while Roy Hunter at
46 and Norm Whiting wit a 33
won gross and net scores
respectively in "D" flight.
30, the children from Exeter
and Huron Park will be going
to Storybook Gardens in Lon-
don. They will also be playing
games in nearby Springbank
Park.
We would really appreciate
Mosquitoes
beat Nairn
The Exeter soccer mos-
quitoes scored an impressive
11-4 victory over Nairn to up
their season record to three
wins, two losses and one tie.
Nairn scored early in the
game as the Exeter defense
lapsed. About -10 minutes in-
to the game, Jeff Kints scored
his first of four goals to put
Exeter'at a tie.
Chris Weernink popped in
two more goals before Nairn
came back to make the score
3-2.
Before the half was over
Tim Van dam passed to Jeff
Kints who scored his second
goal of the game.
In the second half, Exeter
rallied and controlled the
whole game with goalie Ran-
dy MacDonald, fullbacks
Doug Kells, Steven Selves and
Graham Arthur controlling
the defensive part of the field.
Taking away Nairn's attack
completely, halfbacks David
Ferguson, Henry Debruyn
and Rick Topp kept the ball in
Nairn's zone allowing Mike
Rankin and Eric Remkes to
score two more goals and Jeff
Playfoot a single. Excellent
game played by all.
Exeter mosquitoes meet
Arva Wednesday night at 7:00
in Arva to try to maintain
their winning streak.
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volunteers to help drive the
children to London, as we
have limited transportation.
The following week, the
playground will be holding a
mini olympics and kite day.
During this day, the children
will be creating their owr
kites, and then getting a
chance to fly them.
The special event for Fri-
day, August 6 is a film day.
Exeter and Huron Park
playgrounds will be meeting
to view the films Jungle Book
and Chip and Dale. Everyone
is welcome to attend and a
fee of 50 cents will be charg-
ed to non -playground
members.
Coming up will be a pop bot-
tle drive and car wash as well
as a treasure hunt. More
details will be given later
about these events.
Twins assist
grounds project
Response to Saturday's golf
tournament sponsored by
Kentucky Fried Chicken to
raise $1,000 for the Exeter
grounds development project
was poor, but, the objective
was reached just the same.
Only 15 golfers turned out
leaving proceeds at about
$200. Barnie Strassburger,
president and owner of the
Twins Kentucky Fried
Chicken franchise announced
after the event that his
organization would make up
the $800 difference.
On the fairways at the Iron-
wood club, Wayne Parsons
was the low gross winner with
a score of 78 and Gabby Mol
with a 61 was the low net best.
Other low gross winners
were Ross Patterson, Dan
Brintnell, Rick Bank, Ron
Heywood, Jerry MacLean,
Bob Brockelbank and Al
Milburn.
Taking other low net prizes
were Barnie Strassburger,
Norm Whiting, Simon van
Dam, Dave Cober, Ted
Johnson, Mike Costello and
John Cossey.
Diane Johnson was the on-
ly female competitor.
John Cossey of Tavistock
scored a hole -in -one on the
fourth during the tourney.
Times -Advocate, July 28,1982 Page 13
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LEAFS AT LOCAL HOCKEY SCHOOL — Three members of the Toronto Maple Leafs are atten • ing t e Huron
Hockey School at Huron Park this week. From the left are Michigan State hockey coach Ron Mason, Maple Leafs
Fred Boimstruck, Norm Aubin and Jim Korn and area Toronto fan Harvey Smith. T -A photo
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