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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-19, Page 15I, - SOCCER CLUB EXECUTIVE — The newly appointed executive of the Exeter Minor Soccer Association has planned a full summer of activities. Back, left, vice-president Mike Cregan, past president Simon von Dam, and directors Gary Gibson, Steve Johns and Rene Von Bruoene. Front; treasurer Susan Dolphin, president Martin DeBruyn, secretary Linda Sanders, director Henny Parker and regtstror Diane Hart- man. - • • t WIN CHALLENGE "A" TITLE — Art Clarke presents the Exeter curling club challenge "A" trophy to Roger Dougall, Brett levier, Larry Dawson and Larry Regier. T -A photo TAKE "B" CHALLENGE CROWN — Gerry Smith, Don Boyes, Elmer Rowe and Wilbert Kernick won t e' "B" division of the Exeter curling club challenge division. At the right is club official Winston Shapton. Reader writes ,Mom opposed to hockey body c�nt�ct To the Editor: Last week's article in the London Free Press about the young, injured hockey player from Mount Brydges has prompted me to write. I am very opposed to body contact in minor sports. I feel it detracts from the game and as shown in the above men- tioned story, adds an element of risk that is totally •unnecessary. But I am in the minority judging from what I hear from other parents at their sons' hockey games - "Hit him! Nail him! Kill him! Take him in- to the boards! Cream him!" and it seems parents don't want their boys EXETER & AREA JUNIOR HAWKS Annual Meeting Date: March 26, 1986 Place: South Huron Rec Centre Time: 8:00 p.m. Nominations for executive accepted by E. Gould (235-0775),,G. Brintnell (229-8244) G. Rook (228-6393) at least two weeks prior to meeting. Please Ask for the Salesman of your choice VAI �t. r Dodge L _ - [CHRYSLER BOB LAMMIE STU McLELLAN VAC iCIIRYStER7 136 Main St. North Exeter, Ontario 238-1525 collect AO Save now on t. STIHI: quality! Stihl 028 Super with 16" bar 4 $389.95 .10•v/ The Stihl 028 AVSEQ fits the way you work with its special flush -cut design. Ideal for limbing operations or cutting firewood. Features electronic ignition, Quickstop'" Inertia chain brake, anti - vibration system and a 3.12 cu. in. engine. C.C. Rentals 8 Service 5T'II1I..° 237-3456 Mt. Carmel Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 5:30, Sat. 8 - 4 NUMBER ONE WORLDWIDE to grow up "playing" like a "wimp's ora "suck". So I must begrudgingly accept body contact in hockey. But I wonder why we cannot provide recreational hockey for those who wish to enjoy the sport of the game without the seem- ingly necessary roughness. Are minor hockey associations afraid that without body contact, teams will rediscover hockey and all the skills involved - passing, skating puck handling and team play - and perhaps challenge the contact teams ... and beat them at their own game? I will continue to support my son in minor hockey because it's what he wants, now. But I will, also, continue to sit on the edge of my seat hoping each time a child is checked from behind, he'll get up. I will continue to provide my son with the necessary equipment and I would hope that each and every parent would ensure that their sons are provided with the best equipment, too. This equipment doesn't stop with face mask, elbow pads, jock, etc. it in- cludes the best training - not only the child's but the coaches, trainers, managers, referees and, yes, even the parents. A responsible parent will demand that all these people involved are pro- vided with the proper training and credentials and that they are kept well informed all through the season of new developments and changes in methods and rules. A responsible parent will encourage and display good sportsmanship, fair play, respect for authority, co- operation and best effort. And above all, we should remember - it is only a game - not worth "kill- ing" someone over. Sincerely, Wendi Schwindt A concerned hockey mom r.tt My Attitude wilt Impress you Ron Rader Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd., 586 Main Street South Exeter 235-0660 1-800-265.7026 (Toll Free) Finals .Sunday , Times -Advocate. March 19, 1986 ic.piayoffi take tourfley format Fired C>ab Jeff 1111111er and Bob , defeated the kin -diads 3-1. Scoring tor X17, win over plait Electric this ilk. defeated, the enabled the young andItestlesa Bilinsky registered as Pfaff's the losers was Morle Obre, to finish in first place In the Exeter and district aneo's rec hockey league with 36 points, Colonial Hotel finished second with 34 points and the Outlaws were third with 32 points. Next came Algoma Timm, Pfaff's 21, Whalers 19 and the Inn-dians four. The league playoffs are being held this weekend in tournamnet fashion starting at 9 a.m., Saturday and con- cluding late Sunday afternoon. The three tap teams are meeting in Division one and the next four in Divi- sion two. Both will be round robin events. In the top section the Outlaws and Colonials meet at 9 a.m., Saturday; the Young and Restless and Outlaws tangle at 1 p.m. and Colonials and Young and Restless battle at 6 p.m. The other Saturday contests are 10:20 - Whalers vs Exeter Inn; 11:40 a.m. - Algoma vs Pfaff's; 2:20 p.m. - Algoma vs Exeter Inn; 3:40 - Pfaff's Whalers; 7:20 - Algoma vs Whalers and 8:40 - Pfaff's Exeter Inn. The playoffs resume at 10 a.m., Sunday with the championship con- test slated for 5 p.m. David Atthill scored three times to lead the Young and Restless to their win over Pfaff's. Scott Pincombe not- ched a pair and Barry Mills and Brian Taylor scored in single fashion. Scor- ing for Pfaff's were Rick Zopancic, Rick Lindenfield and Jeff Fuller. John Musser fired four successful shots as the Colonials beat the Inn - diens 9-4. Perry Stover was a double scorer and getting one each were Scott Burton, Mike Desjardine and Larry Johns. Inn-dian marksmen were Steve Lightfoot, Morley Obre, Scott Morgan and Craig Alexander. The Outlaws 13-4 win over Algoma Tire was paced by three goal effort by Dave Kinsman. Also counting were Jamie Caldwell, Pete Heeney, Terry Caldwell, Dan Brintnell and Steve Baynham. Counting for the losers were Gerald Weido, Brad Murray, Bill Simmons and Gerry Kuntz. Six dart teams get four points Scoring four points in Friday's regular play of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league were the Scotties, Lost Flights, Turtles, Itchy Niters, Shiphunters and Swat. This week's scores were: Scotties 4 Canscotts 1 Lost Flights 4 011ie's Best 1 Turtles 4 4 -W's 1 Itchy Niters 4 Smurfs 1 Shiphunters 4 Southenders 1 Swat 4 Outlaw§ A -Team 3 Odd Or1,e4 2 .• 'Snyde and Clyde 3 Trailers 2 ' Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Smurfs vs Outlaws A -Team vs Trailers Shiphunters vs Lost Flights Snyde and Clyde vs 4 -W's 9:30 p.m. Scotties vs Itchy Niters Odd Ones vs 011ie's Best Swat vs Canscotts Turtles vs Southenders • Anyone can become angry. That is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose and in the right way - that is not easy. vso Bus Trip to Detroit Hockey Game between Toronto & Detroit Sun., April 6 Phone Bob Morrissey 234-6783 - faro- _ al r 's d ,s ett EXET R TYKES WIN — The Exeter pionship'of a son. Centre, and Jeff MacLean. 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