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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-01-09, Page 15WIN ROYAL BANK TROPHY — The Bruce Munro rink of London won Saturday's Royal Bank curling bonspiel first draw and overall championship. Above, Exeter branch manager Bill Carson presents the trophy to Bruce Munro, Rob Serviss, Phil Shelley and Bill Tschirhart. T -A photo BANK BONSPIEL WINNERS — A rink skipped by Gerry Smith won the second draw of Saturday's curl- ing bonspiel sponsored by the Royal Bank. Above, Ex eterizranch_monager Bill Carson presents -the trophy to Albert Van -Dyken • Bin Brock;"-B-rian Clarke and Gerry Smith. T -A photo Rec registration tonight By Lynne Farquhar An those wishing to sign up for our new line-up of programs for Winter '85 are reminded that registration for all programs will be held tonight (Wedneday) January 9th from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre. Those unable to attend registration night, may sign up dur- ing officer hours (9-12 and 1-5) on Thursday, January 10th or Friday. January llth at the Rec Centre. The following programs are being offered for this season: Morning Trim -A -Size, Getting Fit Aerobically. Jazz 'Yorks, Ballet, Tap and Jazz. ie'1.olthiexeter Winter Sales Hours Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 6:15 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 586 Main St., Exeter 235-0660 We Install in the Winter. See us now SR-,000Deluxe Bathe fhaek satellite system frb, at everybody else's a ,A basic system price r Cali Today for Our Demo Unit •Buying from an ini established dealer • Quality, advanced tech nology system • Competitive pricing • Service after the sale • Experienced installers AID L r - s Most of all the System is backed by Radio Shack and Macleans "We service what we sell" 17•4 dolly 411ve,y re M...r,11 tu.1.1, e.J,r.ed °.e.. Oen/. Mt. Conw1. C1 e . Ce.N.1M. Nigro.. /b.. Ladies Recreational Volleyball. Mix- ed Recreational Badminton, Weight Training for Men and Women, Dough Art, Flower Arranging. Quilting and Powder -Puff Auto Mechanics. Anyone wishing additional informa- tion on programs, should contact the Rec. Centre at 235-2833. Please, no registrations accepted over the phone. We had a great turn -out last week for our "Cabbage Patch Skating Par- ty" with 80 youngsters and their "Cabbage Patch Kids" in attendance. We'd tike to thank all the youngsters for participaing in the Fashion Parade and Colouring Con- test and congratulations go to the following winners: Cabbage Patch Fashion Parade - Juke and Jena Darl- ing, Monica DeWitt and Julie Weber; Colouring Contest (7 and under) - Trista Werret, Kim Passmore and Amy Edwards; Colouring Contest )8 and over) - Hazel Snedden, Michelle McDonald and Christine Passmore. Don't forget program registration tonight ( Wednesday) at 7:30 p.m. Controversy e_s Selection of players to represent the Exeter Hawks in Saturday's all-star game in Lucan is causing some rift between local players and executive mginbers. ` Foregoing previous practices whereby the all-star selections were made by the players. the executive voted on this year's representatives. The controversy appears to centre mainly on the fact perennial team and league all-star Bill Glover was not selected this year. Gord Kirk. president of the Exeter and Area Junior Hawks Association. said some of the executive members felt they should be given some say in the matter as they are responsible for fund-raising and other team matters. He added that some felt that because Glover has been on the nor- thern division all-star team for the past four years. other players should be given a chance to play in the event as well. In addition, not everyone has been enamored with Glover's play in the last few games when he has taken some questionable penalties that have offset his contribution while on the ice. He was benched for a time follow ing one major penalty in a recoil game. •The players had a meeting last night )Tuesday) to discuss the mat ter with the coaches and manager. "i don't know what will become of it." Kirk said. lamenting the fact the controversy has arisen. Give Yourself A Break!! with an R.R.S.P. Tax Break! No Fees - No Charges Variable Rate 10% Fixed Rates 1 yr 10'%% 2 yrs 10'/.% 3 yrs 11 0/0 4 yrs 11 0/0 5 yrs 1 1 t/4 0/o CUNTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNiON LTD. EXETER BRANCH 374 Mein St Piton* 73S-0640 i11.t.r, Ou$. 1 Times -Advocate, January 9, 1985 Page 3A Waxers get Three novice points The Exeter Waxers gained three of a possible four points in novice hockey play this week. The Waxers defeated South London 3-t in exhibition play and held Goderich to a 5-5 tie in Shamrock league action. Against Southeast London, the Ex- eter club jumped into a 2-0 first period lead on successful shots by Sean McCann and- Marty DeBruyn on passes from Jamie van Dam. Trevor Taylor and tan Jean. In the third period to complete the Waxers scoring Ted Hoffman con- verted a pass from Sean McCann. A goal by Gavin Snell on a pass from Steve Stire with 34 seconds left in the game enabled the Waxers to get the 5-5 draw with Goderich. It was Snell's second goal of the game as he opened the scoring on a similar effort with Stire. Trevor Taylor also fired a pair of successful shots for the Waxers and Marty DeBruyn notched the other score. Midgets --Luse The Exeter midgets were eliminated in two straight games in a holiday tournament in Lambeth and and in Shamrock action they lost 9-3 to Mitchell. In Lambeth the Exeter club lost 4-0 to the host Lam�eth-team.aad3-2-to- Port Dover. Scoring for the locals against Port Dover were Darryl McCann and Mark Morrissey with assists coming from Lee Watt, Chris Tiedeman and McCann. Bill Lessard was on the firing end of two of the Exeter scores against Mitchell with Lee Watt getting the other. Picking up assists were Terry HENSALL REC HOCKEY W L T P Black 8 2 1 17 Blue 7 2 2 16 White 7 3 1 15 Red 6 5 0 12 Orange 2 7 2 6 Green 0 11- o 0 Top Scorers G A P J. McClinchey. Black 22 33 55 S. Knight, Black 23 19 42 D. Osgood. Blue 19 15 34 D. Moir. White 16 15 31 A. Taylor, Black 11 14 25 D. McGlinchey, Black 15 10 25 J. Ferguson, Black 13 11 24 F. Campbell, Blue 6 17 23 D. Reid, White 16 6 22 R. Parker. Blue 9 13 22 G. Koehler. Orange 11 9 20 L. Allen. Red 10 9 19 F. Laurin, Blue 12 7 19 Blue White Red Orange. Green Goals Against G (. A Ave 11 49 4.46 I 1 51 1.64 11 58 5.27 11 65 5.91 I1 119 10.82 Zachar, Roger Ward, Jim Lewis and Bryan Quinn. Pee Wees Drop Two In Shamrock minor league play, the Exeter pee wees dropped a pair of back-to-back games to Goderich. In Exeter the score was 4-3 and in Goderich the home club won by a score of 6-1. Jason Heywood scored all three goals in the 4-3 loss for the locals with Todd McCann, David 0 -Connor, Jamie Bedard and Al Blommaert get- ting assists. The only Exeter score in the 6-1 defeat came from the stick of Mark Burton as he converted a pass from At Blonuuaert. Bantams Win One The Exeter bantams gained an even split in a pair of exhibition games this week as they downed Lambeth 3-1 and lost 8-2 to Seaforth. In Shamrock league play, the locals lost 7-4 to Goderich. In the victory over Lambeth,. Steve Anderson score wo xe er oa s and both came on unassisted efforts. The other score was notched by cap- tain Jon O'Connor on a thre-way pass- ing combination with Jeff Kints and Team circus in sled action Snowmobile racing team circus is once again pleased to announce that they are being sponsored with one 1985 Yamaha Phazer snowmobile by Bully Gully, of Varna. This sled is being raced on the drag racing circuit in and around southwestern Ontario. oval racing in Ontario. and also. in sno-cross which is a fairly new type of racing that en- tails both right and left hand turns, hair -pin curves and a number of jumps. The sno-cross c an prove to be very demanding on both the driver and machine requiring. an excellent pit crew and a great team effort. Team circus is comprised of six local members: Brian Eickmeier of Kirkton is the driver. The other members include Mike Kells, Brodhagen, Rob Baxter Fullarton, Wayne Henderson and Doug Bell, -- Mitchell as mechanics. Brenda Bell, Mitchell is the powder -puff driver, competing in both sno-cross and drag racing. This past weekend the team com- peted in Owen Sound. at the Georgian Cup O.S.R.F. races. Brian Eickmeier placed first in the sport five category of sno-cross and got a third place finish. Brian led that race until the final lap when he came off a jump and skidded down the ice track machine and finish the race with a third place standing. The team is competing in Peter- borough, at the O.S.R.F. sponsored Kawartha cup races this weekend January 12 and 13. Mark Coward. Against Seaforth, Jeff Chipchase was the first Exeter marksman on a pass from Steve Anderson and the lat- ter teamed up with Larry Lewis to provide the spade work for a goal by Jeff Kints. Jon O'Connor with a hat trick per- formance led the Exeter scoring dur- ing the 7-4 loss to Goderich. Two of the goals were scored on passing com- binations with Larry Lewis and Doug Clark and the other was set up by Jeff Dalrymple and Jeff Hannah. The fourth Exeter score came from the stick of Shawn Guillet on an unassisted effort. Broncos lose The Exeter Broncos dropped a 6-3 decision to Goderich in Shamrock atom hockey action. Saturday. Jason Heywood was on the firing end of two of the Exeter scores and assisted on the third registered by Ryan Lindenfield. 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