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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-13, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, November 13 1985 Minor h.ckey teams are busy In rece n t games, the Exeter Wax- ers scored two victories in three starts. They downed Strathroy 5-3 and split with Goderich winning in the Lakeport town by a score of 3-2 and losing 4-1 on home ice. In the victory over Goderich, Sean McCann fired two successful shots. One came on an unassisted effort and the other on a pass from Ted Hoff- man. The other score for the Waxers was fired by Steve Stire with Jamie van Dam assisting. The only Exeter score in the loss to Goderich came from the stick of Sean McCann on a solo dash. In the 5-3 win over Goderich, Sean McCann had a five point night with three goals and two assists. He and his linemates Ted Hoffman and Mar- ty DeBruyn were on the ice for all Ex- eter scores as was defenceman Steve Cook. One of McCann's goals came on an unassisted effort while Jason Clay and Ted Hoffman assisted on the other two. Hoffman assisted on the other two. Hoffman notched the other two goals with McCann getting two assists and Gavin Snell helping on one. The Exeter Broncos picked up one point in two Shamrock atom hockey league games this week. Saturday they played to a 4-4 draw with Parkhill and Saturday it was a 5-3 defeat in Lucan. 3 After Parkhill scored the first goal of the game, the Broncos scored four straight goals to move ahead, but, the opposing team came roaring back with three more goals to create the tie. Scoring in single fashion for the Broncos were Ryan Lindenfield, Jeff Lingard, Joel Smith and Paul Char- rette. The only assist went to Jeff Lingard. Paul Woodburn notched two goals for Parkhill and singles were added by Bill Finch and Steve Vandenberk. Against Lucan, Sean McCann, Jason Heywood and Joel Smith were the Exeter marksmen and Smith was credited with the only assist. Scoring one goal each for Lucan were Jeremy Jemec, Greg Boshart, Scott Smith, Peter Gibsonand Paul O'Shea The Exeter "bantams were on the losing end of two Shamrock minor league games this week to Goderich. In the lakeport town Saturday it was a 6-1 victory for the home team and Wednesday back at the South Huron Rec Centre the score was 6-3 for Goderich. The lone goal for the Exeter youngsters in the first loss came from the stick of captain Jon O'Connor on an unassisted effort. On home ice, the locals scored ear- ly to take a 3-1 mid -second period Irish lose to Belmont, drop to second place The Lucan Irish have dropped to se- cond place in the OHA Western Junior • "D" south grouping as the result of a 7-4 loss to the Belmont Bombers who moved back into the top spot. In their other contest this week, the Irish downed the Thamesford Trojans 9-5. The Irish will be at home tonight Wednesday at the Lucan Community Centre at 8:15 p.m. to the Mt. Brydges Bulldogs and then it's on the road to Seaforth Friday night and Thedford, Sunday afternoon. In the victory over Thamesford, Wayne Urbshott, Brad Muir and'Paul Foran with two goals apiece were the - top scorers for the Irish. Getting single goals were Glenn Marshall, captain Bob Thirlwall and Paul Barnes. Colonials winners again in rec loop The Colonials defeated Exeter Inn 6-3 to extend their unbeaten streak.in the Exeter and district men's recrea- tion hockey league. In other games, the Outlaws defeated Algoma Tire 7-2, the Whalers downed Pfaff's 6-1 and Pfaff's rebounded to edge the Young and Restless 2-1. - Cam Haist and Ron Moore fired two successful shots apiece to head up the Colonials scoring. Getting one goal apiece were John Musser and Pete Tuckey. Tom Ryan, John Coleman and Tom Tordoff were the Exeter Inn marksmen. Terry Caldwell scored four times to pace the Outlaws scoring attack. Scoring in single fashion were Dave Kinsman, Dan Brintnell and Mike Stewart. Notching the Algoma scores were Gerald Weido and Larry Skinner. Dave Bell's two goal output was best for the Whalers while Ed Willis, Jeff Musser, Mark Vandergunst and Dave Semeneo added singles in the win for the Whalers. The lone Pfaff goal was shot by Jeff Fuller. Fred Campbell and Tom Hayter scored for Pfaff's in the 2-1 win while Eldon McCutcheon replied for the Young and Restless. Wayne Urbshott and Scott Denomy were the top playmakers with -three assists apiece. Bob Thirlwall was next with two assists each while Brad Muir, Brent Martin, Glenn Marshall and Dean Doer each helped set up one goal. Darcy Shaw was in the Lucan nets to face 33 Thamesford shots while his mates peppered 41 at Terry Matire at the other end of the rink. Referee Marcel Vandermark gave a total of 25 penalties with 14 going to the Trojans. Second Period Difference Four goals in the second period by the Belmont Bombers proved to be enough to send the Irish down to Wednesday's 7-4 defeat. Each team scored one goal in the first period. For the Irish Scott Denomy converted a pass form Brad Muir and Rob Clark replied for Belmont. In the second period, Brad Muir notched the first Lucan goal in a three-way passing combination with Paul Barnes and Mime Hirtzel and Jeff Hodgins followed on a similar play with assists going to Brad Muir and Mark Bannon. Russ Cooper was a double scorer for Belmont m the second period with single goals notched by John Evert and Richard Clark. Mike Hirtzel fired a successful third period shot'on a power play with Paul Barnes to complete the Irish scoring. Richard Clark and John Evert finish- ed off the Belmont goal getting with singles in the final 20 minutes of play. Hensall Men's Rec Hockey Standings at Nov. 11/85 Team W L T Pt G Blue 1 0 2 4 15 White 2 1 0 4 22 Black 1 1 1 3 18 Red 0 2 1 1 13 Scoring Leaders Name G Jamie McClinchey(W) 8 D. McGlinchey (W 1 3 Randy Parker (B) 3 J. Caldwell (B) 5 A 7 7 6, 1 GA 13 18 18 19 Pt 15 10 9 6 margin but could not hold off Goderich as the visitors notched five unanswered goals to chalk up the victory. Larry Lewis, Frank Wulterkens and Shawn Moore were the Exeter goalgetters on passes provided by Jeff Kints, Jeff Chipchase, Jon O'Con- nor and Frank Wulterkens. The Exeter pee wees split two Shamrock minor hockey league games this week. Wednesday on home ice, the locals lost 6-2 to Goderich and Friday they downed Lucan by a score of 6-2. In the loss to Goderich, David Schwindt and Harlen Tinney were the Exeter marksmen with assists going to Tim van Dam, Alan Blommaert and Mark Burton. Against Lucan, Steve Dubarry led the Exeter scorers with a hat trick performance. The other scorers in single fashion were Jamie Wulterkens, David Dalrymple and Jamie Bedard. Getting assists were Harlen Tinney, Alan Blommaert, Todd McCann, Jamie Wulterkens, David Dalrymple and Tim van Dam. Scott Amos and Paul Manders scored for Lucan. Assisting were Ed Van Kerkoerle, Graham Rollings and Pete Conlin. Swat leads Legion darts The Swat team leads the Exeter Legion mixed dart league standings with a total of 31 points, only one more than the Scotties in second place. The A Team and Lost Flights are tied for third place at28 points follow- ed by 011ie's Best 27, Southenders and Turtles 25, Canscotts 24, Snyde and Clyde, Outlaws and Trailers 21, Itchy Niters, Shiphunters and Odd Ones 18, 4 -W's 17 and the Smurfs eight. This we4k's scores were: Scotties 5 4W's 0 Trailers 5 Smurfs 0 Canscotts 5 011ie's Best (I Swat 4 Snyde and Clyde 1 Outlaws 4 Ship/limiters 1 Southenders 3 Lost Flights 2 A Team 3 Turtles 2 Odd Ones 3 Itchy Niters 2 Friday's schedule is: 8 p.m. Scotties vs 011ie's Best Shiphunters vs Smurfs Sfyde and Clyde vs Odd Ones A Team vs Lost Flights 9:30 p.m. 4W's vs Swat Southenders vs Canscotts Trailers vs Turtles Itchy Niters vs Outlaws FIGURE SKATE-A-THON eter figure skating club. Melanie Seip. t i - Participation was excellent in Monday's skate-o-thon sponsored by the Ex - Above, president Peter Aunger chats with Paul Gregus, Karen Lor ntoandT-A d Molting'Hawks lose in bronze medal bid The Exeter Molting Hawks reach- ed the bronze medal final before be- ing eliminated in the weekend Sarnia Oldtimers hockey tournament. The Molting Hawks won 2-1 over the Sarnia Old Oilers and 3-1 over the Eureka Blades. The losses came at. the hands of the Brantford - Old Boozers 5-2 and the Kitchener - Waterloo Rustys6-1 in the final for the bronze medal in the "D" category. Scott Burton scored both Exeter goals in the opening game 2-1 win over Sarnia. Ernie Ahrens assisted on both goals and Mike Cushman and Jack Chipchase each picked up single assists. In the loss to Brantford, Jack Chip - chase and Mike Cushman were the marksmen for the Molting Hawks with Ahrens again helping on both goals and Scott Burton getting one assist. The Exeter goals in the victory over Eureka were fired by Bob McDonald, Scott Burton and Jack Chipchase. The latter also picked up an assist along with Ahrens. Scott Burton converted a pass from Pete McFalls for the only Exeter score in the final game loss. to Kitchener -Waterloo. Monday night at the South Huron Rec Centre, the Molting Hawks scored four times in the third period to edge the Bridgestone Blades 6-5. Scoring honours for the Exeter Liman bowling Inter -Town - Ladies: Lucan 19)2, Mike's No. 2 - 10',t, Marg Young 302-744, Jan Capitano 262-672. Men: Lucan 21'2, Zurich 261,2, Ray Hands 336-1294, Kim Giles 283-1210. Monday Ladies: Audrey Watt 325-738, Sue Johnston 339-704, Audrey Scott 276-647, Kit Hearn 243-637, Janet Ankers 228-609, Heather Smith 238-608, Glena Tripp 220-631, Joan Scott 254, Sue Wilcox 237, Donna Overholt 232, Deb Thompson 229, Kae Haskett 227. Tuesday Juniors: Jason Woytowich 223, Sandy Hyde 204, Shawn Kraft 201, Melissa Damen 184, Jeff Bond 171, Peter Gibson 165, Angela Perry 157. Colleen's: Janice Dauncey 216-614, Vi Pickering 245-609, Lori Quinn 253-605, Tanny Vanderhoek 253, Bet- ty Murphy 238, Marion Dykeman 229, Mary Vangell 229, Margie Austin 220, Sharon Gibson 217, Ginnette Cee 216. Medway: Cal Carmichael 236-658, Janet Neaman 261-645, Jack Arnott s .41 250, Marion Barr 231, Jack Heaman 209, Edith Arnott 205. Senior Citizens: Frank DeBlock 220, Gord Higgs 213, Stan Roth 213, Wilhelmina DenOtter 198, Ed Arm- strong 174, Hilda O'Connor 160. Wednesday Bantams: David Wilcox 184, Jason Wyatt 143, Amy Damen 122, Aaron M Farland 115, David Damen 114, Lyndsay Dick 107. Wednesday Mixed: Gary Melvin 278-703, Bill Dixon 229-640, Roger Brown 242-615, Darrell Carty 233, Don Wallis 230, Mary Cadman 228, Donna Evans 209. Thursday Men: Don Watt 313-789, Carl Dunlop 325-734, Jeff Park 248-730, Morley Thompson 333-722, Ray Hands 245-689, Kevin Lightfoot 251-672, Jim Smith 240-663, Mike Wraith 244-659, Ron Dickey 232-650, Paul Smith 258-649, Ross McRoberts 222-625, Bob Graham 307. Friday Mixed: Wayne Smith 254-716, Larry Smith 309-695, Dave Smith 241-694, Bob Smith 222-633, Lynn Smith 244, Al Robicheau 242-643, Paul Smith 235, Doris Corless 229, Carol Windsor 220, Vicki Horbanuik 222. Sunday Mixed: Glena Tripp 272-742, Lenore Latulippe 268-664, Gus Latulippe 249-645, Andy Mmclntyre 272-630, Ron Mason 240-652, Bruce McKichan 202-602, Brice Harris 230, Rob Riley 216, Todd Fahner 214, Jim Smith 208. On location or Studio Bart DeVrie PHOTOGRAPHY COMMIRCIAI - WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS - GROUPS - PUIIIC,TY Telephone 21S-1298 117 Thames Rd., East, Exeter. Ont. F\ETEI2 Gllll-S - ItINGh:TTF: A\SSOC RINGETTE FUND RAISING - Members of the Exeter ringette teams ore currently selling chocolate bars. Shown here are Tina Campbell, Tiffany Tryon, Danielle Miners, Tanya Riehl, Suzanne Steciuk, Diane T A phone McCarter and Sarah Kerslake. Midget cagers going strong ment in London. Their first game was had an excellent season and have played against Ingersoll. There were much to be proud of. Congratulations defeated 38-15. Cheyenne Mosuring- girls. john was the top scorer for South Huron. Laurie Forrester and Donna Gingerich also had good games. The next match against St. Marys was victorious for the Panthers. The score was 37-24. Cheyenne Mosurin- john, Laurie Forrester and Kerry Dietz were the leading scorers. Their final match, a consolation game, was lost to Medway with a score of 44-31. Cheyenne Mosurinjohn and Laurie Forrester were the top scorers. Overall the junior bsaketball team Themidget girls basketball team of South Huron is still going strong and Wednesday the team travels to Strat- ford Northwestern to participate in a tournament. The junior girls basketball season came to a close this weekend. The Panther team suffered an unfortunate loss to'Goderich in semi-final play. They were edged out by a 22-21 score. Needless to say it was a disappointing end; the game could have went either way. Laurie Forrester was the leading scorer with nine points. Beth Sweeney followed with six. The following weekend the juniors participated in a wrap -out tourna- Badminton Club Every Thursday night abadmintoe club is run at the high school from 7:30 until 10 p.m. For a mere $10 a stu- dent has two and a half hours to learn or improve their skills. The club runs year roma and the members par- ticipate in many tournaments in the highschool and the surrounding areas. Pat Rowe is the administrator of the club. According to her this year's turn -out is one of the best ever. oldtimers were well spread atound with six different goal scorers. The only score for the locals in the third period as they fell behind.3-1 was notched by Mike Cushman on passes from Scott Burton and Ernie Ahrens. In the second frame, each team scored one goal. Jack Chipchase fired the Molting Hawks marker on an unassisted effort. Early in the finat session Ernie Ahrens converted a pass from Jack Chipchase and Frank Boyle registered on passes from Bob Jones and Pete McFalls. The tying goal came from the stick of Bob Jones with assists going to Ernie Ahrens and Walt Tiedeman. Jim MacDonald converted a pass from Jim Pfaff for what proved to be the winning goal. Legion aims are endorsed Canada's Governor-General gave formal endorsement to the aims and objectives of the Royal Canadian. Legion by signing the organization's new Articles of Faith testament at a gala dinner held at the Chateau Laurier Hotel. As the Legion's Grand Patron, Madame JeanneSauve was special _guest at the dinner commemorating the organization's 60th year of service to Canadians. Legion Dominion President Steve Dunsdon said, "We were pleased to have the Governor-General attend the ceremonial signing of our modern- day testament, the Articles of Faith. It- is an important Legion document' an symbolizes our continued pledge of service to Canadian veterans, their families and their communities." Also attending the dinner were Minister of Veteran Affairs George Hees; Chief Justice Brian Dickson; RCMP Commissioner R.G. Sim- i monds; General G.C.E. -Theriault, Chief of the Defense Staff; Jan F.E. Breman, Ambassador from the Netherlands; and Senator Jack Marshall. The Legion Diamond Jubilee year will see more than 600,000 members in 1752 branches staging special celebrations across the country. Legionnaires began celebrating the year in May 1985. Diamond Jubilee year will officially come to an end in June 1986. Ci Ingredients U for making greatt u tasting CookiesGigectOri gig Flour Rice All Purpose Cake. qig Sugar • Fruit (500 g.) .85t Dark Brown11.19 1 kg..�: • Golden Brown99C 1 kg •: 9.95 2 kg. CariZStacey's -ei ;` Creamery Butter • Sweet (unsalted) Og butter Alli Over 75 spices to choose ,51 .• from .: a25Cinnamon 1.39 1000:: r Ginger 89C 2 Nutmeg, Ma Allspice a Mon.- Sot. • 3i 9 - 5:30 +:' Closed Sunday clig • erguson• Apiaries Hwy. 84 between Hensall & Zurich • 236-4979 • a V®r Ontario Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATTER OF Section 34 of The Planning Act, 1983 AND IN THE MATTER of an appeal Bryan Tuckey in respect of Zoning By-law 13 of 1984, as amended by 24 and 25 of 1984, of the Corporation of the Township of Usborne. APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Thursday, the 5th day of December, 1985 at the hour of ten o'clock (local time) in the forenoon at the Board Room, Ausable-Bayfield- Usborne Administrative Building, Morrison Dam Site, Township of Usborne. ' for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or oppos- ing this appeal. If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be en- titled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing and wishing a copy of the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board Member or, in writing, from the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available. DATED at Toronto this 8th day of October, 1985 Explanatory Note: The explanation and purpose of this By-law is to regulate the use of lands and the character, location and use of buildings and structures and to prohibit certain buildings and structures in various defined areas of the Township of Usborne. The zon- ing by-law implements the Osborne Township Secondory Plan and provides for specific land use regulations to ensure that the policies of the Secondary Plan are realized. Several objections were received: 1. to amend Section 2.141 (definition of Sewage Disposal Facilities) to include septic tank and tile bed disposal area; and to amend Section 3.12 (Parking and Loading Spaces) by adding a new section 3.12.3 to read "no porking lot area shall be located on a septic tank and tile bed disposal area" - Resolved by By-law 25-1984. 2. to have rear portion of Frayne Chev. Olds lands (Pt. Lot 15, • Conc. 1) from HC1 - Highway Commercial to VM1 - Village Industrial - Objection withdrawn. 3. for relief from the separation distance requirements of the zoning by-law as they apply to Part Lots 26 and 27 of Conc. 3 - Objection outstanding. 40.