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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-24, Page 14Times -Advocate December 24, 1985 SKATERS SEE SANTA — The highlight of Thursday's practice session of the Exeter figure skating dub was a visit from Santa Claus. T -A photo Remain on top Irish pick up three more points The Lucan Irish picked up three of a possible four points this week and continue in first place in the OHA Western Junior 'D' southern grouping. The Irish held to a 5-5 Wednesday tie by the Belmont Bombers and Fri- day in Clinton they registered an 8-3 victory over the Nfustangs. The only holiday action for the Irish will be Saturday night at 8:15 p.m. at - the Lucan Community Centre when the Exeter Hawks provide the opposi- tion. Minor hockey week will be observed at this game. Score earl Against Clinton Friday night the Irish wasted little time in getting on the scoreboard with four successful shots in the.first period. Paul Foran was the first t4 hit the Clinton net on a power play attempt at 8.04 on passes from Brad Muir and Grant Larsen. - Paul Barnes converted a pass from Dean Doerr, only a minute later"also on a powerplay and the newest member of the team made it 3-0 with assists going to Brad Muir and Jeff Hodgins. With only 31 seconds left in the opening session Grant Larsenscored again, this time with the Irish play- ing a man short. Early in the second 20 minutes of play, Larsen completed a hat trick ef- fort again shorthanded on a play started by Brad. Muir and Dean Schram. Before the period was over, Al �®ice• .�'/�T"s• 1 iu� n frim r a Craig counted on passes from Paul Barnes and Brent Martin and the lat- ter converted a pass from Jesse Crawford. With 51 seconds left in the game Jesse Crawford notched the final Lucan score on a pass from Al Craig. Shawn Van Bongen scored twice for Clinton and Randy Marriage fired the third goal. Belmont comes back In Lucan Wednesday, John Ebert scored for Belmont in the last two minutes of play with his own net emp- ty to get the 5-5 tie. Grant Larsen scored both Lucan goals in the first period. A shorthand- ed score came on a pass from Brad Muir and Paul Foran got the assist on a power play. In the second period, Dean Doerr converted a pass from Brad Muir while playing a man short and Bob Thirlwall counted from Wayne Urbshott. Richard Clarke led Belmont with two goals. Win contest Students living in the South Huron area were invited to enter a slogan '4• contest sponsored by the South Huron and District Association for the Men- tally Handicapped. The subject of the slogan was prevention of birth defects caused by a pregenant women's consumption of alcohol. Terry .Humphreys of Exeter won first prize. His slogan is "Something to think about". If you want your baby to be normal like every good mother would, Think before you drink for both your sakes. Current research indicates some of the effects on the baby of a woman who drank alcohol during her pregnancy are mental retardation, hyperactivity, and behaviour and learning disorders. The Committee for Public Educa- tion an awareness of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped are grateful to Bruce Shaw and others who helped promote this • contest. t . 111. '.�l, t May this Christmas gladden the hearts of all with the 4 true meaning of the season. Best wishes to all our . good' patrons. . From the staff at Exeter Motors Ltd. Rust CheckCentre 235-1100••-\c'I-Y/4/ • .• . • 11.."to-444 4.**. -,,e5fieL4 • a't+CONS evaaft =NS WV Via ma e7ei eat ma era ria ma va eat =20 a apt esiaeat cot eat 3 3 CLARKE 3 SELF SERVE 3 2 1 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 a 2 1 3 3 3 3 1 Exeter 235-0119 We're Open Christmas Dao - .9 - 6 Boxing Day - 9 - 11 New Year's Day - 9 - 11 Regular Hours .9 - .11 other days 111 3 Warm aFee.lings �Ioliday t a jobs of Christmas inspire i ou with new and happy 3 exp riences. We appreciate the 3 oppor nity to know and serve you. 2 3 ma maOft VaWaVu=,.tm eyes ma mei rya a .o ants ern__ rosy arc cat Wit lira Mat am Twas Two Days by Bradley Heron Grade 4, E.P.S. Once upon a time there lived a reindeer named Rudolph. He livedAn a little hole in the side of a snowdrift. One day his friend came over. He ask- ed him if he would out and play with him. Rudolph put on his hat and went out. They wandered far away. Soon they were lost. They tried to find their way back but they couldn't! Then they heard a huge thump. It was the dread- ed snow monster of the North. They ran as fast as they could go. Then they Young and Restless win two Rec games The Toting and TRestless were the top team in the Exeter and district men's rec hockey league this week with a pair of victories. In two high scoring contests they trounced the Exeter Inn 11-5 and won 10-7 over the Outlaws. In other games, Colonial Hotel downed Pfaff Electric 7-2 and Algoma Tire bested the Whalers 10-5. David Athill led the' -Young and Restless scoring against Exeter Inn with a hat Brick performance. Jim Rolph checked in with two goals and scoring in single fashion were Brian Taylor, • Scott Pincombe, Gary Sararas, Doug Geoffrey and Tom Steeper. The Inn goal scorers were John Coleman, Morley Obre, Steve Lightfoot, Dave Sereda and Dave Prance. In the win over the Outlaws, Gary Sararas was the top marksman with a three goal effort. Brian Taylor and Glenn Thurman each registered two scores and single goals were fired by David Atthill, Barry Mills and Dave Prout. Jamie Caldwell scored three times for the Whalers. Getting one each were Randy Parker. Terry Pee wees win over St. Marys In a Wednesday Shamrock league game, the Exeter pee wees defeated St. Marys by a score of 3-1. After spotting St. Marys an early second period score, the locals bounc- ed back with three unanswered goals. Mark Burton converted a pass from Steve DuBarry to tie the score and Haden Tinney registered what prov- ed to be the winning tally on an unassisted effort. The insurance,marker came from the stick of Steve DuBarry on a pass from David Schwindt. In 16 games, the pee wees have 11 victories, four losses and•one tie. They have scored 74 times while goalie Scott Russell has allowed 46 goals for an average of 2.8. Pee Wee Statistics G A Pts Steve Dubarry 22 .13 35 Mark Burton 9 7 16 David Schwindt 6 9 15 Harlen Tintiey 7 8 15 Alan Blommaert 3 9 12 David Dalrymple 7 5 12 Jamie Wulterkins 4 8 12 Tim Vandam 6 5 11 Todd McCann 3 6 9 Jim Ahrens 9 9 David O'Connor 4 4 8 Jamie Bedard 4 2 6 Jamie Cornish 2 2 Shuffleboard • The shuffleboard players were back at full strength with three competi- tions at the South Huron Rec Centre this week. Beatrice Richardson and Jean Hern were the Tuesday winners with identical scores of 324. Next came Wilma Davis 290, Albert Hummell 283 and Harold Davis 262. A score of 361 allowed Rena Ross to capture'Wednesday's play. She was' followed by Alva Heywood 319, Mildred Thomson 307, Ross Marshall 308 and Iva Blair 298. Thursday's champ was Marshall Dearing with a score of 412. Then came Lloyd Lovell 397, Meine Eizenga 384, Charlie Hendy 324 and John Eberle 319. to Christmas jumped behind a hill of snow. The snow monster walked right by them. Then they went on. It was get- ting late. Then they saw a cave. They spent the night there. The next day the set off again, but back at the village, Santa was worried. Rudolph had to lead the sleigh tonight. He couldn't cancel Christmas. That would be terrible. Santa got the team and set off. Soon he saw something. It was Rudolph's nose. He raced to them. They hopped in and went back to the village. Oh, and that night Christmas went just as planned! Exeter Jr. Hawks 91h Annual Jr. `D' Hockey Tournament • Fri. - Sat. - Sun. January 3, 4 and 5 Friday, January 3rd, 1986 Game (1) 7:00 p.m. Thedford vs Brussels Game (2) 9:30 p.m. Exeter vs Ayr Saturday, January 4th, 1986 Game (3) 12:00 noon Tavistock vs Grand Valley Game (4) 2:30 p.m. Thamesford vs Waterford Losers of Game (1) vs (2) Game (5) 5;00 p.m. Winners of Game (1) vs (2) Game (6) 7:30 p.m. Sunday, January Sth, 1986 Losers of Game (3) vs (4) Game (7) 12:00 noon Winners of Game (3)'vs (4) Game (8) 2:30 p.m. Winners of Game (5) vs (7) Game (9) 5:00 p.m. (con- solation champ.) Winners of Game (6) vs (8) Game (10) 8:00 p.m. (champ & runner up) Sponsors: Veal's Meat Market, RSD'Sports Den, Co-op Gas Bar Admission: Adulf $3.00, student $2.00, children $1.00 Caldwell and John Bilcke. Gerald Weido's three goals were best for Algoma Tire in their triumph over the • Whalers. Jim Jean was a double goal getter and singles were notched by Larry Skinner, Dale Skin- ner, Al Parsons, Jamie Gaul and Ed Kerslake. Jeff Musser scored two for the losers. Adding singles were Dave -Bell, Dave Hayter and Rick Gilfillan. A three goal effort by Pete Tuckey led the Colonials to a victory over Pfaff's. Cam Haist, Scott Burton, Dan Stanlake and Ken Bergmann scored in single fashion. The Outlaws won the championship of a tournament in Bayfield on the weekend as Jamie Caldwell scored all six goals in a 6-2 final win over Lucan. Rec Hockey Stats Colonial Hotel Young/Rest. Outlaws Pfaff Algoma Tire Whalers Exeter Inn W L T Pts 11 1 2 9 4 1 6 5 2 6 7 1 24 19 14 13 6 8 0 12 5 7 �2 12 1 12 0 2 Have a Merry! This yuletide season, we warmly express appreciation to all our friends. J_ h �, Auto Repair 444A Main St., Exeter 25-2277 With deepest appreciation for your friendship and good will in the past, thanks and Merry Christmas. From Norm, Barb, Randy, Janet & Iva MARTEN'S Carpet & Drapery (Formerly Whitings) 63 Main St. 235-1964 IMO Our warmest wishes for a bright and happy holiday season to all our good friends. We are thankful for your support. 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