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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-06, Page 9At home to Arthur, Sunday Mohawks continue with win,. tie The Exeter Mohawks continue to turn in good performances in their first year in the Ontario Hockey Association Intermediate "C" league. The Mohawks downed the Arthur Tigers 4-2 in Arthur Friday night and Sunday night on home ice held the New Hamburg Towers to a 4-4 tie. The Mohawks will be on the road to Harriston to meet the Blues Friday night and will face -the Arthur Tigers in a return game at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. In Arthur Friday night coach Jack Chipchase found a shortage of for- wards among only 12 skaters in his lineup. With half of his crew usually playing defence, !"ie was forced to swing Barry Baynham and Randy Kraul up to wing positions and they responded with good efforts. The first goal of the game was scored by Barry Baynham of the Mohawks on a three-way passing combination with Steve Prout and Pete Tuckey on a power play. With only four seconds remaining in the opening period, Brian Mercer made it 2-0 for the Mohawks as he hit the Arthur net on an unassisted effort. In the second period Dennis Alder- man scored the first Arthur goal a( 12.03 on a power play, but only five minutes later in a similar situation Brian Mercer notched his second for the night on , passes from Barry Baynham and Randy Kraut. Each team scored a goal in the final 20 minutes of play. Dan Drayerwas the marksman for Arthur while his team was playing shorthanded and Mike Clark converted a pass from Brian Mercer for the Mohawks. Pete Parsons in the Exeter nets was sharp throughout the game and came up with good stops on three clear cut breakaways. Get Tie Late At home Sunday night, Cam Doig converted a pass from Bill Glover with less than two minutes left in the third period to give the Mohawks a 4-4 Jim D. Guenther Frayne Chev-Old Ltd. tie with New Hamburg. The Mohawks jumped into a 2-1 first period lead as Pete Tuckey counted on an unassisted effort and Cam Doig was successful on a three- way effort with Mark Cronyn and Ron Elliott. Dale Millar was the New Hamburg marksman. Each team scored a power play goal in the middle period as the Mohawks held onto the one goal margin on the scoreboard. Joe Scherer hit for New Hamburg and Jim Benn replied fc.. the Mohawks 00 a play started by Ron Elliott and Pete Tuckey. In the first 11 minutes of the final session, Joe Scherer and Rick Cressman counted for the visitors and set the stage for the tying marker from the stick of Doig. Referee Clarke Pollock called a total of 15 penalties. The visiting Towers took 10 of these including a game misconduct to coach Dave Hallman. Shots on goal were very even with Rick Pikul in goal for the Mohawks facing 34 while his mates fired 36 at Rich Baechler at the other end. MOUNT CARMEL BOYS WIN — The intermediate boys championship of the recent Huron -Perth Separate School cross cougtry meet was won by Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. Back, left, Danny Martens, Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Jeff Grenier, Kevin Glavin, Steven Vandenberk, Eugene Hartman and Sisavay Sengkhounmany. Front, Shawn Gillespie, Sean Martens, Brad Glavin, Derrick Becker, Mark Glavin, Paddy Morrissey and Brent Johnson. Business 235-0660 Home 235-1683 Aiming to serve your outomotive needs JUNIOR MIXED CHAMPS — Our Lady of Mount Carmel School won the junior mixed team champion- ship in the recent Huron -Perth cross country meet. Back, left, Rosemary Glavin, Chris Glavin, Jenny Romphf, Tara Conlin, Jodi Glavin, lan Jean and Derrick Leenders. Front, Andy Martens, Adam Jeon, Jaime Grenier, Jim Rutten, Nathan McCan Mart D-Bru n, Mike Rimmer and Donald Hodkinson. TOWN OF EXETER 1985 MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, that in compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 308, a ballot will be held for the Of- fices of. Y COUNCILLORS Six to be elected POLLS WILL BE OPEN AS DESIGNATED BELOW ON Tuesday, November 12, 1985 at 11:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Poll 1 - MARJPRIE ARTHUR'S BEAUTY SHOP 469 William Street South Auc'rey MacGregor, DRO Marjorie Arthur, Poll Clerk Poll 2 - BETHEL REFORM CHURCH BASEMENT 200 Huron Street East Pct Potterson, DRO Floy. Foreman, Poll Clerk Poll 3 - EDNA SIMMONS RESIDENCE 164 Sanders Street East 'dna Simmons, DRO Olgo Davis, Poll Clerk Poll 4 - EXETER UNITED CHURCH 42 James Street (Middle South Door) Linda Hawley, DRO Elizabeth Varley, Poll Clerk Poll 5 - EXETER SCOUT HALL 133 John Street West Leila Dobbs, DRO Doris Dettmer, Poll Clerk Poll 6 - EXETER & AREA FIRE HALL 216 Main Street South Nancy Chambers, DRO Gloria McFulls, Poll Clerk Poll 7 - SHERWOOD (EXETER) LTD. 18 Wellington Street West Glenn Fisher, DRO Pete Durand, Poll Clerk Poll 8 - EXETER & AREA FIRE HALL 216 Main Street South Maida Baynham, DRO Peg McLean, Poll Clerk Poll 9 • ELIZABETH LANG RESIDENCE 133 Main Street North Marion Frayne, DRO Marjorie Tuckey, Poll Clerk ADVANCE POLL — MUNICIPAL BUILDING 406 Main Street South Saturday, November 2, 1985 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Donna Glanville, DRO Suzanne Mothers, Poll Clerk DEADLINE FOR VOTING PROXY — NOVEMBER 12, 1985 at 5:00 p.m. 111 TOWN A ENE TIE 1 -- (OVHt t a M'Ir l i 1 f' titiittr PIAN A' MOST VALUED PLAYERS Receiving trophies at the Zurich rec boll league banquet for Most Valued Player were (back left) Wayne Gingerich, C.G. Farm Supply; Rick Walker, Dee Jays; Jeff LaPorte, Sunspots and Wayne Meidinger, Dominion Tavern. Jim Oesch, seated at front, received one trophy for MVP of the Generals and was also awarded the league trophy. Three pee wee points. The Exeter pee wees gained three of a possible four points in Shamrock hockey play this week. • Attention Snowmobilers Pre -season checkup at 1960 prices 25 point check up on your sled to ensure that it's ready for the coming of winter. Including - new regular N.G.K., spark plugs FREE 5% off any other ports required This offer valid from Nov. 1 • 16 only OnIy 995 Varna, Ontario, Phone 262-3313 Wednesday they trounced I,amlx'th 7-1 and Saturday played to a :1-3 tie with Goderich. In the draw with Goc'erich, Steve 1)uharry scored two unassisted goals for the Exeter club while Jamie Wulterkens converted a pass from Dave Dalrymple for the other. Scott Russell made some big saves to keep his team in contention. :Against Lam bet h..the local look a 2-0 first period lead as ,Alan I3lom- maert and Steve I)ubarry registered on solo efforts. In the second frame Mark Burton fired a pair of successful shots on passes from Ilarien Tinney. Steve f)ubarry and Jamie 1t'ulterkens. Three goals in the final 15 minutes of play completed the Exeter team scoring. Tim Van Dam hit on an unassisted effort, sieve f )uharry com- pleted a three-way combination with AIan Blommaert and .Jim Ahrens and David Schwind) scored with passing assistance from 1larlcn Tinney and ,faniie Bedard. RUST) CHECK Check WM► us and ws n chock your rust ✓Rust Check is strongly recommended by the Automobile Protection Association. . Rust Check is tar Superior to traditional undercoating and oil sprays. 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