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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-11-26, Page 20The nicest Lift of all ... is a lift for the home. by HITACHI TE -4420 28" Television • MTS stereo Broadcast ready • Audio and Video Jacks • Removable Sun Screen • 19 Function remote controls MR -6840 Microwave CHRISTMAS HOURS: Open Daily and most evenings till 9:00 p.m. Stainless steel interior Compact 1 cu. ft. Turntable to assure even cooking Page, 4A Times -Advocate, November 26, 1986 CENTENNIALS WIN — The Exeter Centennial senior soccer club were the Ausable league champs and A winners this season. Shown after their victory are, back left, Joe Laurie, Joe Martens, Dale Regier, Shawn O'Rourke, Wayne Smith, Morris VanDeWalle, John VanEsbroeck, Francis Hartman and John Flanagan. Front, left to right, Pete Czypyha, Gerald Weersink, Paul VanEsbroeck coaches and managers John Muller and Dick Lord and Paul VanDeWalle. Missing were Dave Holmes, Jerry VanDeWalle and Jack Smits. Photo by Weersink Lucan Cup set for December 5,6,7 Plans are being completed for the seventh edition of the Lucan Cup to be held at the Lucan Community Centre on the weekend of December 5, 6 and 7. Lucan Cup chairman Tom Hardy reports 16 teams will be competing for the first prize of $5,000 in the "A" divi- sion. The runnerup will receive $1,500 and the 'B' championship is worth $1,000. Four games are included on the Friday night agenda. They are Big Bill's of Fraser, Michigan versus Sar- nia; Detroit Allied against Tecumseh; Stratford Chiefs against Kitchener and Toronto Bann Con- struction meeting the Inkster, Michigan Nationals. Saturday play beginning at 7 a.m. has Toronoto International Stick tak- ing on the Michigan Masons; Aurora against Redford, Michigan; Black Creek versus Oshawa and the defen- ding champions from Fort Erie meeting the O'Leary, Michigan Hawks. The Lucan Irish Junior 'D' team will be operating a Saturday night dance. Other groups assisting the Lucan Cup committee are the Op- timists, minor hockey and the oldtimers. Hardy says play for the Cyclone Cup held in conjunction with the Lucan cup in recent years will be postponed until next spring. Other members of the Lucan Cup committee are Rick Gwalchmai, Mike Anderson, Bill Darling, John Hope and Pete Martens. Centennials win area soccer title On Saturday, November 15, the senior team of the Exeter soccer club, the Centennials, brought to a close a very enjoyable and successful season. With a record of nine wins, one tie and two losses, giving the team a total of 19 points, the Exeter team ended up on top of the Ausable Soccer League. By defeating second place Nairn, with a record of seven wins, four ties and only one loss in the last game of the season, the Centennials were look- ing forward to meeting Nairn in a four point series for the A trophy. The Ausable league consisted of teams from Exeter, Nairn, Grand Bend, Arkona, London, Lucan and Huron Park. Grand Bend took third place in the league along with the B trophy by defeating the London team two straight games. With the three top teams in the league finishing with 19, 18 and 17 points, it was very com- petitive to finish first. The Exeter team, coached and managed by John Muller and Dick Lord, had a very good mixture of older experienced players like Joe Laurie, Francis Hartman, John Flanagan, Pete Czypyha, Gerald Weersink, John Muller, Dick Lord, Paul and Jerry VanDeWalle,. Dave Holmes and John VanEsbroeck with the best influx of some younger and excellent players. These players, like Shawn O'Rourke, Joe Martens, Dale Regier, Wayne Smith, Jack Smits and Morris VanDeWalle, were very valuable to the outcome of the season. With the return of a former Centen- nial with excellent goal keeping abili- ty, in the name of Paul VanEsbroeck the team had a very well balanced defense and attack. This was proven with a record of 55 goals for and 12 against in league play. Ip the four point series to determine an A winner, the squad tied Nairn in the first game 0 to 0, won the second game 2 to 0 and won the third and final game 7 to 2. In their final playoff game, with a very quick lead of four goals, the Ex- eter team relented their attack somewhat and Nairn came back with momentum to score two goals. The opposing team then had the oppor- tunity of two separate penalty shots, but shot wide on the first one and then Paul VanEsbroeck in goal for Exeter stopped the second shot about five minutes later. After Paul's save, Ex- eter's attack came alive again resulting in three more Exeter goals. The team would like to thank John Rasenberg, a former Centennial, of JMR Electric, with outfitting the team in uniforms. Special thanks is also extended to HUSTLE AWARD — Coach and manager Dick Lord presents the Hus- tle Award to Shawn O'Rourke of the Exeter Centennial senior soc- cer club at their banquet held recently. ZIMMER'S TV DASHWOOD 237.3478 MVP AWARD — Coach and manager John Muller presents the MVP award to goaltender Paul VanEsbroeck of the Exeter Centennial senior soccer club at their bon•uet held recent) . Photo by Lord DEDICATION AND SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD — Dove Holmes presents the dedication and sportsmanship award to Joe Laurie of the Exeter Centennial senior soccer club at their banquet held recent- ly. Photo by lord Legion dart scores In Friday's regular play in the Ex- eter Legion mixed dart league, Mike SHUFFLEBOARD Competition was again for the three regular days of shuffleboard at the South Huron Rec ('entre. Beatrice Richardson with a score of 274 led the ladies, Tuesday aftewpon. Next came Mildred Thomson 211fflitnd Marion Dearing 245. Scores for the men were .John Eberle 271, Lloyd Lovell 253 and Ross Marshall 248 Wednesday the top male snufflers were Charles Tindall 323, Delmer Skinner 246 and Bud Kuntz 244 while the hest performances by the ladies w^re Pearl McKnight 308, Wilma Davis 284 and Ellen Coutts 225. High scores for six games were Meine Eizenga 463, Marshall Dearing 44:. and Howard .Johns 115 with the top four game score being Olive Essery's 256. ('regan recorded the high man's score of 140 and Amanda Hamilton was high takeout at 95. This week's scores were: Trailers 4 McGrundys 1 Odd ()nes 4 DJ's 1 Lost Flights 4 011ie's Best 1 Swat 4 Outlaws 1 Salt and Pepper 4 The H's 1 Southenders 3 Shiphunters 2 Itchy Niters 3 Smurfs 2 F'riday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Outlaws vs Smurfs Trailers vs DJ's Lost Flights vs Shiphunters Salt and Pepper vs McGrundys 9.p.m. Itchy Niters vs Stotties 011ie's Best vs Odd Ones Canscotts vs Swat Southenders vs The II's Martin DeBruyn and the Exeter Soc- cer club's executive for another job well done. It is rewarding to see the efforts by these people get some satisfaction in seeing some minor league players come up through the system and play good, competitive senior soccer. Thanks again to the people who sup- ported us and to the players who made it a very rewarding and fun year. TOP SCORER =John Flanagan presents the top scorer award to Paul VanDeWalle of the Exeter Centennial senior soccer dub of their ban- quet held recently. Photo by Lorca F. 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