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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-18, Page 19• RUST1 CHECK FIGURE SKATING AWARDS — Aima Dayman, left and Louise Allan of the Hensall figure skating club present prizes to Cassie Bryn and Leann Consitt as securing the most pledges in the recent skate-athon Over Alma -Logan Broncos 'score big victory The Exeter Broncos came up with an excellent performance Saturday to defeat a. strong Alma -Logan atom team in an exhibition game at the South Huron Rec Centre by a 6-2 score. • In another Saturday game, the Broncos were blanked 4-0 by Belmont and Sunday they were edged 6-5 by Parkhill. In the win over Alma -Logan, Joel Smith led the Broncos scoring attack with a four goal effort and also add- ed one assist. Jason Heywood was next with two successful shots and single goals were notched by Mark Brintnell and Ryan Stuart. Allan McFalls and Steve Farquhar were the top playmakers with a pair of assists apiece. Helping on one goal each were Steve Farquhar, Ryan Stuart, Mark Lynn, and Fred Godbolt. Zurich bowling GB Jean Dann 729 HS Sherrie Stade 371 HT Sherrie Stade 824 HA Linda Webber 211 Thursday Morn Grand Cove Ed McArthur 468 Dan Dressel 593 Ron Seaman 451 Ted Grosz 584 Ralph Marshall 536 N. Louch 517 , Thursday Afternoon Golden Age Ed Strachan 313 - Beryl Hogg 273 T. Anderson 320 Geo. Anderson 317 HS Geo. Anderson 170 HS T. Anderson 163 Thursday Nite Mixed League AT Frank Palen 606 B John Jacobs 641 C Brad Murray 594 D Leroy Meloche 588 GT G. Desjardine 574 Saturday Men's Intertown Zurich HF Jack Fuller 1193 36 HS Jack Fuller 323 - St. Marys IIF George Wood 1111 12 IIS George Wood 293 Saturday Ladies' Intertown Zurich No. 2 HT Sherrie Stade 618 4 • HS Bev Bierling 265 Zurich No. 3 HT L. Vandenberk 686 26 HS L. Vandenberk 268 Zurich No.1 HT June Fisher 750 6 HS June Fisher 310 Mikes No 2 HT C. Dietrich 667 24 HS C. Dietrich 272 Sunday Melnick Hes. Martin Tyers 536 Grant Harper 432 Kathy Cooke 489 G. Lavinsky 439 Saturday Men's Intertown Zurich IIF' Roger Edwards 1306 HS Roger Edwards 330 35 Mikes No. 2 HE Larry Schooley 1122 13 HS Larry Schooley 276 Saturday ladies Intertown Zurich 1 HT Vicki Taylor 707 6 HS M. McCarthy 238 Bowlmor 1 HT Elaine Nigro 806 24 HS Mabel Price 287 Zurich 11 HT Donna Webster 618 IIS Donna Webster 261 Mikes 1 HT • Kelly Ilarmer 658 HS C. Weiss 226 Zurich 111 IIT Betty Datars 655 23 IIS Betty Datars 261 Mikes No. 2 IIT Debbie Palmhy 602 7 11S Debbie Palmhy 230 Sunday Melnick Res. Don Weaver 480 Grant Harper 475 Stan Briggs 464 ilia ISA Wit dilaheti chewas hetwaYGhaw hialt:liisQiplhis4rOAi tsiesitVIAthisaliisIMistllwt�iist Monday Nite Ladies League P • Doris Smith 587 RD S. Dickert 687 JS Marg Clark 660 T&C Iva Ried 660 PP C. Sweeney 527 B13 C. Denomme 641 DH Carol Prang 491 AO S. Campbell 611 OE T. Roosenboom 738 S P. Miller 538 HG S. Stade 516 GG B. Eckel 531 Tuesday Morn Grand ('aye Bill Taylor 611 Jack Worton 480 T. Anderson 474 Hazel Broad 428 HS Bill Taylor 212 HS T. Anderson 180 Tuesday Afternoon C.A.P. Group Jeff Dekort 130 David Fox 108 Wayne Duke 88 AHC Donna Jones 143 Tuesday Nite Men's League T Larry Bedard 678 FA R Vanderhock 616 K E Mommersteeg 647 B M Mommersteeg 592 HR F. Smeekens 591 DNo2 Doug Mason 570 R Jack Fuller 666 • P Ron Crown 691 N Carl Wurm 606 DH Leo Roffman 670 13 Wayne Cerny 654 A A. McIntyre 601 Wednesday Horn Ladies I,eague Beryl Elgie 513 R. Berends 527 Marg Lovell 491 HS Beryl Elgie 220 HS R. Berends 205 Wednesday Nite Ladies League S Linda Webber 680 JNo2 J. Finkbeiner 631 CF Anne Prout 617 NNB Sherrie Stade 824 C Fran Relouw 551 Waxers win over Hensall The Exeter Waxers defeated Hen- sall 6-1 in a novice exhibition hockey game and iq Shamrock play dropped a 3-1 decision to Parkhill. Sean McCann fired three straight goals in the third period to pace the Waxers to their victory over Ifensall. Getting assists were Gavin Snell and Donald lfodkinson. Ian Jean converted a pass from Steve Stire, Chris McDonald registered on a pass from Stire and Trevor Truemner was successful on a three-way passing combination with Sean McCann and Donald Ilodkinson. Scoring the lone Ifensall goal was D. Taylor. The only Exeter goal in the loss to Parkhill came from the stick of Ian Jean on an unassisted effort. Scoring for Parkhill were Josh Vermeulen, Nathan McCann and Jamie Martelle. GREETING low Santa's on his way with a sleighful of !merry wishes for you, plus a hearty "Thank You" from us, too. 1 3 3 3 3 exeler golf $t eounfrry elu6 aw r"'^�. a 41,�. Phone 235-1517 winivitva a • Against Parkhill Jason Heywood and Brad Thompson each registered two goals to pace the Broncos. Hitting the opposition net with the other Ex- eter goal was Allan McFalls. Close play. for darts Competition was very close in Fri- day's regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league Friday • night as all games finished by a 3-2 score. The scores were: A Team 3 011ie's Best 2 Trailers 3 Scotties 2 Itchy Niters 3 Shiphunters 2 Southenders 3 Snyde and Clyde 2 Odd Ones 3 Canscotts.2 Smurfs 3 Swat 2 Lost Flights 3 4 -W's 2 Outlaws 3 Turtles 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Odd Ones vs Trailers A Team vs Snyde and Clyde Canscotts vs Smurfs Outlaws vs 011ie's Best 9:30 p.ni. Shiphunters..vs Turtles 4 -W's vs Itchy Niters Swat vs Lost Flights Scotties vs Southenders Father Jim Whelihan Times -Advocate, December 18, 1985 Page 19 SpeciaU honours to LuCan native - trust persists in Fr. Jim's relationship with people to this day. - Father Whelihan coached many young men who since have risen to positions of high political office, to the upper echelons of the legal profession, to the presidencies of major in- dustries, to eminent ranks of the clergy, to positions of importance in the educational world , and mostly to the rank of husband and father of suc- cessful families. The one common thread which relates him to them all is their response as dignified humans to their fellow man. The honours which society have granted to Father Whelihan are con- firmation that his philosophy, his vi- sion of the future possibilities of the life of every young person is impor- tant to our society. His personal friendship with each person he con- tacted and the love and regard his students and friends have for him is memorialized in the goodness of their lives. FatherA helihan was born in 1902 near Lucab and attended Union School 12 in Usborne township, high school in Lucan and Windsor and the University of Western Ontario. A Lucan native, Father James Austin Whelihan has been honoured with entrance to the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame 1985 and The Order of Canada 1985. In 1954 he was named Sportsman of the Year by Booster Club of Calgary, Alberta. Father Whelihan was influential in the lives of Calgary youth for 37 years as a teacher and vice-prinicipal at St. Mary's High School in Calgary and director of athletics for Calgary Separate Schools. He was conscious of his obligation as citizen of Calgary to contribute to the well being of the city. It was in 1946 when his coaching abilities were employed by the Calgary Tornadoes, a team he coach - "ed to the Western Canada Junior 'Football Championship in 1946 and to the finals in Vancouver the following year. He assisted with the coaching of the Junior North Hill Blizzards in 1948. Likewise, he assisted for many years with the flag football league for the twelve and thirteen year olds of Calgary. No matter the age or the prestige of the position, he served the young. The achievements of the athletic teams of St. Mary's High School belie ATOM EVENT Plans are being finalized for the se- cond annual atom hockey tournament sponsored by Dave Moore Fuels. It will go on Friday, December 27 at the South Huron Rep Centre with eight teams competing. The first con- test will start at 8 a.m. with the finals slated for 5 and 6 p.m. ' Teams competing will be from Blenheim, New Hamburg, Strathroy, Ridgetown, Goderich, Thamesford, Clinton and Exeter. Hawks tourney The Grand Valley Harvesters will be out retain their championship as they battle seven other squads in the annual Exeter Hawks tournament. Ayr and Waterford will be the only other teams from outside the Western Jti for "D" loop involved in this year's event. Thamesford, Thedford and Exeter, the bottom three teams in the southern division, will be joined by the northern division Brussels Bulls and the Tavistock Braves as the other entries. ' Brussels leads the nor rn divi- sion, while the Braves a ^_urttly tied with Seaforthfo econd pl r Check with us and we'll cheek your rust Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North, Exeter 235-1100 i OPEN FOR SALES Miles Ford Sales is open now just across the road from N.T. Monteith Ltd. Check our selection and discover how much you can save by buying from us. We will be offering full automotive Parts and service at the beginning of the New Year. OUR LOW OVERHEAD MEANS YOU PAY LESS •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MILES FORD SALES Main St. S., Exeter 235-0121 a "Where you always get Miles of Smiles" An excellent Christmas Gift Idea Sportsmen 's Dinner TicketsGreeat for d. thDad Kids For the annual dinner February 4/86 Many celebrities including Gordie Tapp, Rocket Richard, Steve Samways U.W.O. quarterback, Nelson Briles, Seattle Marines pitcher and Al Bruno, Hamilton Tiger Cat Coach. Proceeds for Crippled Children Tickets available from any Lion, Dinner Chairman Gerry Prout, Wuerth Shoes, Frayne Chev-Olds, Scotiabank, Royal Bonk, Bonk of Montreal and Centralia Farmers Supply. the fact the school was, for many years, populated by fewer than 300 students. Championships came to the school on a regular basis much to the surprise of those who did not know Father Whelihan. His philosophy of hard work, respect and striving for the best had its results. Mediocre athletes were encourag- e to the limits of their talents; mpre ws expected from the gifted. Every member of the team realized his du- ty and was encouraged to give his all. The Public Schools of Calgary knew they had a friend in Fr. Jim. He was interested in students, not in their dif- ferences. If his expertise as a coach and counsellor could be utilized by anyone, he gladly offered his ser- vices. Never was there a hint of un- fair or bad competition between St. Mary's School and the Public Schools. The story is recounted of the first time Fr. Jim's football team competed in a City Championship. The organizers announced their choice for -referee and Asked Father for his selection. "Anyone who is knowledgeable con- cerning football," was his reply. His basic trust in the goodness of his neighbour was not a naive virtue but rather a polite conviction which createdrfriends and a spirit of cooperation. The same gentle sense of — mr 1 GOLF PRICES Effective until January 15th, 1986 Man $245 Lady $140 Man and wife $375 Weekday Man $185 xcluding Tuesday from 3 p.m Student rate $ 120 Family rate available Nuer \Il� 235-0707 IRONWO ititsMerfiVarfilertWCIVIMON:SWASZM WAS ShttaAnaNil eta artittft tot ~snow* gal 1 To The Citizens of Nel s 11 a a 1 1 1 Exeter and- District WE, your council, wish to extend heartfelt greetings for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It has been our privilege to serve you. BRUCE SHAW Mayor BILL MICKLE Reeve ELIZABETH BELL Clerk LAURIE DYKSTRA Dep. Clerk LOSSY FULLER Deputy -Reeve DOROTHY CHAPMAN TOM HUMPHREYS MORLEY HALL BEN HOOGENBOOM GAYLAN JOSEPHSON PETER SNELL Councillors WORKS Your works department wishes all the citizens of the town the com- pliments of the season and looks forward to serving you to the best of our ability during 1986. Signed on behalf of the men and myself. GLENN KELLS Works Superintendent FIRE It is our sincere hope that the joyous spirit of this happiest of all holidays will light up your home and your heart with peace and good will. May we respectfully re- quest that you be very careful with your Christmas decorations to avoid a tragic fire which could spoil the festive season ahead. Yours for better service. Fire Chief GARY MIDDLETON Have a Safe Holiday Your police deportment wish for you a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. May we remind you again that alcohol and gasoline do not mix. Remember the festive season is fast approaching and of this lime of year don't forget your family. If you hove too much to drink, DON'T DRIVE YOUR VEHICLE. Coll a toxi or ask someone for assistance. With the new lows ' in regards to the Breathalizer tests, drinking and driving can become very costly and a punishment such as a jo;' 'erm and the loss of your licence con be imposed. BE MUG VISER DON'T GET CAUGHT BY THE BREATHALIZER. Police Chief, Larry Hardy 1 1 1 8