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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-29, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, January 29, 1986 Host Seaforth, tonight EXETER PRECISION JUNIOR ENTERTAINERS EXETER PRECISION NOVICE ENTERTAINERS Irish first place lead to six points The Lucan Irish recorded two OHA Junior "D" western league victories this week to increase their first place lead in the southern division to six points over the Belmont Bombers. The Irish downed the Belmont club 4-1 Wednesday night and followed with a Saturday 4-3 victory over the north division leading Brussels Bulls. In upcoming contests, the Irish are at home at the Lucan Community Centre tonight, Wednesday, to the Seaforth Centenaires. Friday they travel to Thamesford and Sunday it's another away game in Thedford. In Wednesday's win over Belmont, Lucan goalie Doug Haskett came within 15 seconds of recording a shutout. Rob Clark of Belmont scored on a power play to break Haskett's bid for a blanking. The first Lucan score of the game came on a power play attempt as Grant Larsen completed a three-way passing combination with Brent Mar- tin and Paul Barnes. • The Irish scoring continued in the middle frame as Wayne Urbshott con- verted a pass from Al Craig and on a similar play, Paul Foran registered with passing help from Jesse Crawford. The final tally for the Lucan club came from the stick of Paul Barnes on an unassisted effort at 12:10 of the third period. Referee Marvin Simpson assessed a total of 34 penalties with 18 going to the Irish. All were of the minor varie- ty except major and game miscon- duct infractions called against Mike Valdron of Belmont and Jesse Crawford of the Irish. Come From Behind The Irish used two third period goals to chalk up Saturday's win over Scores from Zurich Lanes PORT STANLEY PRECISION ICEBREAKERS BEST IN LOCAL K OF C THROW — Winners were named in Wednesday's elementary free throw contest sponsored by the Exeter -Mount Carmel Council of the Knights of Columbus. Bock, left, Council organizer Terry O'Rourke, Kelly Manders, Steve Dubarry, Rob Pearen and Tracy Cooper. Front, Wade Suplat, Kendra Fenwick,Christina Glanville and Randy Johnson. T -A photo school basketball Bantam Sabres beatThedford The Exeter Sabres downed Thed- ford 11-7 in a houseleague game at the South Huron Rec Centre, Saturday afternoon. The Sabres jumped into a 3-2 first period lead as I)ougClark fired two successful shots and Steve Dubarry scored a single. Pete Lerikos gained two assists while Dubarry and Laurie Chalmers each helped on one score. in the second period. Jeff Rowe and Dave Bryson counted for the Sabres. Assisting were Rob Glavin, Gary Wilson, Doug ('lark and Derric McCann. • Scoring cane thick and fast in the ;()I . I 1 1 I .IZ s (1� ('I11)1111 final session as the Sabres counted six successful shots from five different players. Jeff Rowe was the only double scorer. Notching singles were Doug Clark, Steve Dubarry, Dave Bryson and Derric McCann.Playmakers were Itob Glavin, Dave Bryson, Doug Clark, Laurie Chalmers and Steve Dubarry. A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street of Dublin 345.2250 Free Delivery TICKET SELLERS -- Patty Baptist and Carol Dietz of the Exeter preci- sion skating club are ready to skate in Sunday's show presented by the Exeter precision skating show. T -A photo Huron Apothecary Ltd. J T WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST EXETER, ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS We accept most major drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. BRONCOS GET TIE The Exeter Broncos gained one point in a home and home Shamrock atom division series with St. Marys over the weekend. In a close battle in league standings St. Marys in first place leads the Broncos by four points. Saturday in St. Marys the two teams played to a 1.1 tie and the next day in Exeter, the visitors prevailed by a score of 3-2. in the first game, the only Exeter goal came from the stick of captain Jason Heywood on a pass from Joel Smith. Jason Heywood was the marksman for both scores for the Brotdci s in the Sunday contest with assists going to Ryan Lindenfield, Fred Steciuk and Allan McFalls. Monday Huron Hope Andrew Volk 123 Roy Tebow 113 Dennis Arbour 124 Monday Nite Ladies League HG Sherrie Stade 679 DH Carol Prang 582 B Cindy Dennome 501 JS Judy Crown 586 P Anne Finlay 668 S P. Miller 640 O'nE T. Rosenboom 627 PP C. Sweeney 565 T&C S. Pole 577 .. GG V. Lavery 582 RD H. Lansbergen 714 AO J Finkbeiner 561 Tuesday Grand Cove Vicki Taylor 628 Roy Broad 542 Gerri Traversey 610 HS Vicki Taylor 234 HS Roy Broad 221 HS Gerri T. 234 Tuesday Afternoon C.A.P. Wayne Duke 93 Jeff Dekort 87 Rick McCann 76 Tuesday Nite Men's League R Jack Fuller 709 TT R. Bedard 631 K L Mommersteeg 757 A Al Levier 654 N Carl Wurm 688 P Ron Dann 699 B W. Cermy 694 FA Greg Overholt 667 DH Leo Hoffman 597 H M Stokkermans 735 B Ron Bierling 578 Thursday Grand Cove Vic Abbott 495 Ralph Marshall 576 Ted Day 557 Dan Dressel 504 Ron Seaman 535 HS Dolly Abbott 185 HS Ralph Marshall 221 Wednesday Ladies League Ina Browning 523 Marion Deline 442 R. Berends 613 Beryl Elgie 468 D. Kipfer 466 Vicki Horbaniuk 531 HS Betty Smith 209 HS B. Simmons 202 Thursday Afternoon Golden Age HD Harvey Clausius 276 HD Ed Strachan 330 HD Barb Strachan 337 HD T. Anderson 235 Thursday Nite Mixed League B Harry Pennings 572 SP S. Edwards 512 D Leroy Meloche 596 C Brad Murray 575 AT Clasina DeBont 540 GT L. Meloche 524 Saturday Ladies' Intertown Zurich 11 HT Donna Webster 642 4 HS Donna Webster 243 Lucan FIT Linda Webber 720 26 HS A. Watt 258 Goderich HT Mary Helen Blue 778 24 HS M 11 Blue 274 Zurich 1 FIT June Fisher 562 6 FIS June Fisher 208 Saturday Men's Intertown Zurich HF lack Fuller 1228 30 HS Jack Fuller 297 Bowl Mor IIF Doug Bailey 1274 18 FIS Doug Bailey 306 Sunday Melnick Res Martin Tyers 581 Kaz Benjed 578 Tom Brodie 485 Gladys Lavinsky 389 the tough Brussels team. Brussels took a first period lead on goals from Kevin Ruttan and Roily Smith while Paul Barnes replied for the Irish on a solo dash. Each team scored single goals in ,the middle 20 minutes of play. Jim Bender hit for the Bulls and Jesse Crawford was the Irish sharpshooter with assists going to Bra Muir and Al Craig. At 8:06 of the third period, Jesse Crawford shot his club into a tie as he flipped in a pass from Paul Barnes and eight minutes later he notched what proved to be the winner as Paul Foran and Brad Muir assisted. Referee Gary Gravett handed out 28 penalties,The Irish were called for eight of the infractions. SOLO SKATERS — Kristin Strang of Exeter and Lisa Bedard of the Zurich skating club were solo performers in Sunday's precision skating show at the South Huron Rec Centre. T -A photo - If you wouldn't give your baby liquor when he/she is just Iittl E why would you give it to him/her before they were even bor • Published by the Public Education and Awareness Committee South Huron and District Association for the Mentally, Handicapped �.. Box 29, Dashwood, Ont, NOM 1NO IIIII (IIflhIflhIlZIIIIlIIIIIlIIIiIIIIIIUIIII 111111111111111111111111101011111111111111111111111111 1111 1111 11111 IlIlIlIll Grogan Ford, Watford Grogan Ford will be dosed Thursday, January 30, 1986 in the respect of the passing of our dear friend and parts manager, Derrick Vandergunst. He will be sadly missed by his fellow - workers and all those associated with him. 1Jaith without hope -93 as fruitless as yof.l CoQ gives so freely, Seek and ye will Lehofrt cYou worry for a tomorrow _ghat may not contr. .. rus! believe, you are his /Chosen Onr. -He tares for the sparrows, .So imagine your WOr! I.: /very hair is counted • Value lies not in !de earth. We are only travellers, my children, /mhar on the voyayef [[o llo one promises it will he easy, 34ere there's 34. o strengthen your armour, lewd s ,ra pce has set you/free, _/his Led will hut u! heaven is ours Tor e-tern-ily. Dear Betty, little Mandy and family Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Our heartfelt sympathy Larry, Bonnie Jean and Staff We're glad you asked! With Iry Armstrong and Bob Fletcher of :10/1e4e IS IT GOOD FOR A CHILD TO SEE A PARENT CRY AT A FUNERAL? Since a funeral service helps to meet the psychological needs of adults, it con also help a child work through his own griefs. The funeral will help the child learn to accept the fact that o death has occurred. One should not tell other adults, "Don't cry". These tears are the safety valves of your emotional being and you need this outlet, within good reason. of course. This suggestion applies equally well tp the children. They, too, should show their emotion, rather than stifling it. Being around other people, especially adults, will let the child know that others feel the loss of their loved one and are expressing their sorrow in a manner acceptable to society. A child con labor under the misguided and self -developed fantasy that he or she was responsible for the death of the loved one... because of something said or done which now would loom large. The love ex- pressed and the comfort extended by others will help the child to see their actions in o proper light. The decision to exclude children from funerals may be interpreted by them as punishment and become the basis for more fantasies. Call us about this. ONTARIO FUNERAL SE AWE ASSOCIATION (Incorporated) rho Funoral Homo in Exeter who is a mombor of 'h. Ontario Funeral Sorvico Association is: There's something ridiculous about a man working all day in an aircondi- tioned office in his shirt sleeves, and then putting on his suit coat to go out into the heat. y&iejee �, FUNERAL HOME IRV ARMSTRONG Haat tas taro BOB FLETCHER i