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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-02, Page 14I Page 2A Times -Advocate, October 2, 1985 - .... k r',:�5. .y -aria.. �. .: ... r.. J I :.k.../. ' .A L' g. :..::.�.3;y+ .�:qp��r ,. ..,.. ..: "yam .}'S ?pB?.SA99'�Yh�.t4�i. /.? : 1. y��y 2:' g.:.'Ky 5 A �+� �pq� qq �y� r� +�.��yg�.,,y�4{',�. �^+ '�`:??R..�`� '_..�F:' v3Y5. w '.4�' .G:4�Y.�3: iY+R.RCL�.V 2�'kr7%�- n' .�l.•..�N 1�IF.f>�a:?i.....?.W:.�.: 4if .+ i:.:Ys�n'>YIF�.�?..�.r�+........�e�.'.)E..Mtx.�....'661.`G9�.�.:.�5`JE�6?.r�s'�.�':'v'tY:�C.ikl:9s�. ... x#.+'31 .�r�.`W.. .S',t3`.'<b:^ 7e:k��.... .. � iN Plenty of hockey action lined &p for Iocal Rec Centre night when they travel to Watford to meet the Generals. Doc Camp- bell has also organized a home and home series with the Arthur Tigers, the other new club with the Mohawks in this league. The home game will.be on Saturday, October 12 at 8:30 p.m. The regular schedule opens at the South Huron Rec Centre on Saturday, October 19 at 8 p.m. with the Harriston Blues supplying A mixed bag of tricks. That's exactly how one could describe the sporting scene at the moment with baseball and soccer at the local' level pretty well completed and 4potba11 at South Huron District High School underway and many hockey teams wtnding up pre -season workouts for the coming season. The Exeter junior Hawks open their 1985-86 Junior D season tonight, Wednesday in Lucan and come righ back, with two con- tests at the South Huron Rec Centre to wind up the week. One of the two new junior D teams in the northern division from Brussels will be in town Friday night at 8:30 and Sunday night at 7:30 the "Mitchell Hawks will be supplying the opposition for their namesakes. The new executive of the Hawks from president Ken Dobney down through manager Cam Stewardson and coach Pete Gill are optimistic about their team's chances this year. At the intermediate level, president Gabby Mol, vice-president Bob Rowe, manager Doc Campbell and coach Jack Chipchase are putting together what appears to be an excellent roster for the Ex- eter Mohawks. This club is moving into Ontario Hockey Associa- tion intermediate "C" ranks for the first time and will be playing opposition from the north and east. The. Mohawks start their exhibition schedule this Saturday ;;41.viler Sports Spotlight by Ross Haugh the opposition. This game is being designated as "Meet the Mohawks night". A story elsewhere on these pages lists the complete roster of the Mohawks and there are some impressive names in the lineup. To name only a few they are Rick Pikul of the Chatham Maroons, Jim Benn of the Stratford Cullitons, Brent Daw of the Clinton . x' .....:.:�:r.r:.i ":;•Si't4ry^'Sa`'Cd( 'fit Awards dinner completes soccer year The Exeter soccer club held its an- nual windup Sunday afternoon at the Rec centre. The weather was just perfect for a battle on the soccer field between parents and kids. The kids eager to show their newly acquired skills to their parents and the parents eager to show that they are really not as old as they look or as out of shape. In most cases it was the kids teams that won the semi - games. • After the games about 350 kids and parents gathered for the awards ceremony. In his opening remarks president Mratin DeBruyn introduc- ed the members of the executive, coaches. assistant coaches and referees, and touched on the impor- tance of the people involved for a smooth running soccer program Team awards were presented to Exeter 1I pee wees for winning the league and a playoffs and the presen- tation for the most successful team of the 12 teams involved in the Exeter minor soccer system. Also receiving team awards were Exeter III atom coached coached by Ray Lewis and Marie DeBruyn and to Exeter III squirt coached by An- drew Winters and Tim Rowcliff, both teams won the A playoff champion- ship in their division. Receiving an individual award was Marty DeBruyn as top scorer in the squirt division Marty scored 41 regular season goals and another 25 goals in playoff and tournament play. After the presentations of these awards, each team was brought for- ward and the respective coaches handed out the most valuable, most improved and sportmanship awards. Pictures of the winners appear elsewhere in the paper. Each player also received a crest or medal for par - Lost Flights tops After three weeks of play in the Ex- eter Legion mixed dart league, the Lost Flights are in first place with 10 points. 011ie's Best and the "A" Team are deadlocked for second place with nine points -while six teams have eight points apiece. They are the Canscotts, Odd Ones, Shiphunters, Snyde and Clyde, the Turtles and Swat. This week's scores were: 011ie's Best 4 Shiphunters 1; Lost Flights 4 Turtles 1; Snyde and Clyde 4 Smurfs 1; Canscotts 3 4 --W's 2; Odd Ones 3 Outlaws 2; Southenders 3 A Team 2; Trailers 3 Itchy Niters 2; Swat 3 Scot- ties 2. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m.: Scotties vs Lost Flights; Outlaws vs Snyde and Clyde; Trailers vs Shiphunters; 4 -W's vs Smurfs; 9:30 p.m.: Turtles vs Canscotts; Southenders vs 011ie's Best; A team vs Itchy Niters; Odd Ones vs Swat. MOSQUITO SOCCER BEST Taking individual awards for the three Exeter mosquito soccer teams at Sunday's windup event were Shawn McFaIIs, Becci Farquhar, Jason Coalman, John Paul Maurer, Sisavay Sengkhounmany and Tim Brand. T -A photo In Lucan tonight Hawks open at home, Friday The Exeter Hawks will open the regular 1111:1 .Junior '1)' season NO/ IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB 10( .'u 0`1 •+.1i11 1•.1 OI 1'1111, ant rn .Int►ti n1 Tournament Condition • 11111111111111111111 llllll 1111 lllllllllllII 11111111IIII1e Every Week Day is Seniors Day All the golf you want for only $7.00 Game must be completed by 4:30 p.rn. t111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M111111Illlr Wood For Sale tonight, Wednesday in Lucan. • The Ilawks dropped their two final exhibition games this week as they lost 9-3 to the Lucan Irish and 8-2 to the Thedford Browns. After tonights opener in Lucan, the Hawks will be at home at the South Huron Rec Centre for two straight games. The newest team in the leauge Brussels will be in for an 8:30 start Friday night and the Mitchell Hawks will supply the opposition Sunday .light at 7:30 p.m. In Thursday's loss to Lucan, the Hawks fell behind 4-1 in the first period and trailed 6-3 after 40 minutes of play. Scott Brintnell notched the first period goal on a three-way combina- tion with Steve McIntyre and Jeff Pfaff. `In the second period. Brent Atthill converted a pass from George Pratt and Dave Skea counted on passes from Don Hamilton and Sean Whiteford. Brent Martin and Scott Denomy led the Lucan scoring with two goals apiece. Adding singles were Rob har- dy, Paul Barnes, Jesse ('rawfbrd. Wayne llrbshotl and Jeff Hodgins. A goal in each of the first and third periods is the best the Hawks could do in an 8-2 loss to Thedford. Sunday. Scott Bogart with passing help from welo11111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111 Attention Sportsmen Claybird Gun Club Turkey Shootr'''-' r)•- October 6 - 1 p.m. ,c Aii.../:0000{ 21/2 miles west of Exeter Rain Date October 20 Bring your shotguns and rifles on Hwy. 83 '/4 mile north• Come out and join the fun 41... 111111111111111111111111111111111 IIIfl11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111fl111111111111111111111111 % Dave Skea and Brent Atthlu was suc- cessful in the opening frame and At- thill was the final marksman with Brian Quinn and George Pratt assisting. Shawn Shaeffer and Rob Stanfield were best for the Browns with two scores each. Hitting the Exeter net in single fashion were Mike George. Dennis Wilson. Jeff Ansems and Paul Dixon. On location or Studio ' Bart DeVrie�'"° PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS PORTRAITS ' GROUPS P l 8L I(IT Y Telephone 215-1298 • 117 Thames Rd., Easl, hetero Onl. Seamless EAVESTROUGH 4 ALUMINUM and VINYL SIDING Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows Aluminum Awnings Replacement Windows Renovations & General Construction "Free Estimates" JIM BECKER CONS1RUCTION OASHWOOo 137 3516 ticipating insoccerthis year. The final award presented was the Scott Hasselback award Presented annually by the club to the person best exemplifying sportsmanship and dedication to the game of soccer in the 'Exeter area. This years recipient of the award was Mike Cregan. Mike has been involved with soccer in this area for many years. As a member of the executive, player, coach and referee Mike has given a lot to Exeter and area kids over those years and the award was in recogni- tion of all his efforts. ' In his closing remarks Martin DeBruyn made a special mention of all the sponsors that have been so good again this year as supporters. He also made mention of the annual meeting this Tuesday and called on everyone to support the soccer club. After the final words the people pre- sent enjoyed a delicious pot luck meal. With lots of food and good cheer, fun was had by everyone and nobody went home hungry. This concludes this years soccer report. Thanks to everyone for a good season, have a nice winter and see you next spring. CLAYBIRD CLUB David Van Allen hit 24 targets to win Sunday's weekly competition at the claybird gun club. Jody Mosurin- john apd Russ Beaver were tied for second place with 22 apiece. Next in line were Fred Brintnell and John Morgan 21, Russ Gibson 20, Russ Brintnell 19, Doug Moore 18, Gerry Beaver and Jim Beaver 14, Gerard Rempel 12 and Steve Lightfoot five. iulunuununuununuu1unuunullnuuu1111m Exeter Figure Skating Club offers Figure Skating and Learn to Skate sessions Beginning Oct. 4 & 7 For information contact: Peter Aunger 235-2877 Hennie Farwell 235-0508 Patty Baptist 235-1471 1111IIIIIII111I1111111111111.1111111111,1111111111111,1,11111 Mustangs, Dale Gibson of the London Diamonds and Mitchell's Ron Elliott who played last year with the Milverton intermediates. Add to this about a dozen holdovers from last.year's team and a bunch of graduates from the junior Hawks and you have a poten- tially strong club. In addition to the Hawks and the Mohawks, there is plenty of other hockey at the local ice palace. A number of teams from the Exeter Minor Hockey Association play each Wednesday night and each Tuesday and Thursday nights it's Exeter men's rec hockey. We should not forget the Molting Hawks who take to the ice most Monday nights at 9:30 in oldtimers hockey league play. This along with the many activities of the Exeter figure skating club makes for a busy schedule for the winter months and lots of exciting entertainment of spectators. Would be fitting Most ardent Toronto Blue Jays fans may not appreciate this suggestion of ours. How about the Jays waiting until Friday night to clinch the American league eastern pennant. That would make it rather dicy, but, appropriate to win the title at home and against the major contender. rr::5:A:. r WINS HASSELBACK AWARD — Exeter minor soccer president Mar- tin DeBruyn presents the Hasselback award for outstanding efforts to Mike and Cheryl Cregon. T -A photo Cross country runners busy It was another busy week for member of the SHDHS cross country team with participation in two meets. At Westminster secondary school, Henri DeBruyn finished 10th, Mike Clark 15th and Jason McFalls was 28th. In a 20 school competition at the University of Western. Ontario, the senior girls, junior boys and senior toys placed fourth and the junior boys were fifth. Best in senior girls were Sheila Regier, Kathleen Little, Colleen Regier and Sandra Hullebusch while Rosemary Regier, Sandra Relouw, Sandra Rooseboom and Jeanette Van Esbroeck led the junior girls. In senior boys the best were Mike Clark, Jeff Wareham, Tim Teeter and Ray Lewis with Henri DeBruyn, Craig Winbow, Jason McFalls and Jay Caers leading the junior boys. Going Out of Business Scott's Leather & Tack Shop 120 Sanders St. W.. Exeter Ph. 233-0694 25 - 50% off Everything in stock * Western Boots 8 Hats * Western Belts 8 Buckles * Tack * Horse Health Supplies 1 Gold Key Lease 86 Aries or Reliant 4 cyto, 5 speed $15475 per month + freight and 7% sales tax Rate based on 48 month lease GOLD KEY LEASING will also lease any Chrysler product you choose CHR)SLE.8 • • D NA CANADA'S BEST WARRANTY 1...r/OM , i1rraa.rnw OM, P. 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