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Books, Sportsmen's dinner .tickets, make good Christmas gifts
Looking for a gift for that enthusiastic hockey fan in your fami-
ly? How about a good book.
The 1986-87 edition of the Official Guide and Record Book of
the National Hockey.Leagu6is now on the newstands and has 354
pages of a wide variety of facts along with the full schedule for
this season.
The newest edition offers a number of new features. These in-
clude histories of the league. player and goaltender registers,
biographies of referees and linesmen, all star game summaries
and a transaction list detailing every trade•made by NHL clubs
from October, 1985 to June, 1986.
It's interesting to note that a large percentage of the league's
referees and linesmen reside in Western Ontario. The city of
Guelph is home for Ron Asselstine, Andy van Hellemond, Ray
Scapinello, Bill McCreary and Bob Hall while Mark Vines comes
from Elmira, Leon Stickle Ityes in Mount Forest and Bob Hodges
calls Hespeler home.
In addition Terry Gregson, Ron Hoggarth and Dan Maouelli
live in Barrie and Kerry Fraser is from Sarnia.
Individual records in the guide include those of Exeter natives
Dave Shaw and Paul and Perry Pooley.
In the 1985-86 season Shaw scored seven goals and added 19
assists for 26 points. In three games at Winnipeg Paul Pooley pick-
ed up one assist and at Sherbrooke he scored 20 goals and picked
up 21 assists and Perry had 1? goals and 19 assists also at
Sherbrooke.
Another Christmas gift
While talking about Christmas gifts, tickets are now available
for the 1987 Exeter Lions Sportmen's dinner. It will be held Tues-
day, February 3 at the South Huron Rec Centre.
Dinner chairman Brian Illman has confirmation of a number
of top notch celebrities with others being negotiated.
Definitely coming and heading the list are former Toronto
Maple Leaf star Darryl Sittler and one of the most popular and
vocal major league baseball umpires in recent years Marty
Springstead. -
Football will be well represented by Blake Marshall of the
University of Western Mustangs, one of the'best running backs to
come along in intercollegiate football in a long time and Cleveland
Browns tight end Ozzie Newsome. The latter has been all -pro for
five of the last seven years.
Sports Spotlight
by Ross Haugh.
A couple of Daves will be ih attendance. They are Exeter's
own Dave Shaw of the Quebec Nordiques and top Commonwealth
swimmer Dave WeSt.
The Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue. Jays will be each sen-
ding one representative and negotiations are continuing to get
Brian MacFarlane as the master of ceremonies.
Other distinct possibilities are Ailsa Craig native John Camp-
bell who is one of North America's top harness horse trainers and
drivers and Indy 500 winner Bobby Rahal.
Need licences to fish
For the first time in many years, residents of Ontario will need
licences to go .fishing in their own province.
As of January 1, 1987 most residents of Ontario between the
ages of 18 and 64 will require a licence to fish legally. The licences
will be available from a network of more than 3,000 vendors across
the province and will cost $10 for the year or $5 for any four con-
secutive days.
The licences are expected to produce as much as $9 million
in their first year of sale. The revenue will be used to benefit
fishermen th oughout the province.
Natural Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio who was the first
to buy a 1987 licence said, "This $9 million is in addition to the more
than $30 million the province already spends on our fisheries and
it will allow us to enhance ministry programs to protect, maintain
and rebuild this resource."
• In anticipation of the additional revenues which will begin flow-
ing in 1987, the -provincial government has already allocated
$700,000 in advance funding to begin Work on some 35 projects
across the province.
These include a community -run fish hatchery in Sault Ste.
Marie, a plan to return Atlantic salmon to the Great Lakes and
the introduction of a new strain of trout in Georgian Bay.
Ontario is the last province in Canada to institute some sort
of fishing licence for residents. In British Columbia a fishing
licence costs $13 while in Quebec the price 'is $21.
Farmers night with the Mohawks
Get out your overalls and win a prize at the South Huron Rec
Centre Sunday night.
Not only will those in attendance be in for a good hockey game
between the Exeter Mohawks and the Elora Rocks, but also get
in on Farmers Appreciation Night. -
Costume prizes for the most originally dressed farmers will
be presented and a number of door prizes will also be offered.
The same evening the magna nets will be officially presented
to the Rec Centre Board by The Twins Kentucky Fried Chicken
and,the Mohawks.
Farmers Appreciation Night
Mohawks at home to Elora Rocks.in big game Sunday night
The Exeter Mohawks will be at
home Sunday night at the South
Huron Rec Centre in one of the most
important games of the 1986-87 OHA
Senior 'B' season.
The opposition for Sunday's contest
will be the Elora Rocks who are cur-
rently tied for first place with the
Mohawks. Game time is 7:30 p.m.
Each team has won eight times,
lost three games and came up (with
two ties for 18 points They are also
very evenly matched in the goals for
and against department. The
Mohawks lead Elora by 88 goals to 80
and each team has given up 54 scores.
Farmers Appreciation Night will be
part of Sunday's important game with
Elora. Prizes will be given for the best
original dressed farmer along with a
number of door prizes. Bring the
whole family. Admission is only $5 per
family.
In addition to Sunday's game here,
the Mohawks will be in Harriston Fri-
day night to meet the Blues.
The Mohawks went on a scoring
spfee in Hillsburgh Friday night as
LEGION DONATES TO HOCKEY -- Exeter Legion representative
Bob Snow presents a cheque in the amount of $2,500 to Exeter Minor
Hockey Association president Gory Dolphin.
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tney recorded a 12-1 victory and Sun-
day at home edged the Tavistock
Royals 7-6 to t$11 even with Elora.
In Hillsburgh Friday, the Mohawks
scored the only goal of the first period
as Scott Eccles cashed in passes from
Al Gates and Doug Latta as a
HillsbUrgh power play backfired.
Brian Mercer scored three times in
the first six minutes of the second
frame to get the Mohawks off and fly-
ing. Pete Tuckey assisted on two of
the scores and captain Ron Elliott and
Bryan Baker each helped on one.
Five more scores for the Mohawks
came later in the same period as Scott
Eccles hit twice to up his game total
to three and Pete Tuckey, Cam Doig
and Bryan Baker counted in single
fashion. Double assisters were Brian
Mercer, Barry Baynham and Norm
Campbell. Getting single assists were
Ron Elliott, Rick Hart and Kris
Bedard.
In the third period, Scott Eccles
capped off a four goal night and Kris
Bedard and Cam Doig each fired a
successful shot. Al Gates gained two
assists and Pat Cyr, John Jongeneel
and Norm Campbell helped.
In addition to the great scoring
power provided by Scott Eccles and
Brian Mercer, Rick Pikul turned in a
stellar performance in the Exeter
goal limiting the opposition to only
one score.
Overcome early lead
After falling behind 4-2 early in the
second period in Sunday's win over
Tavistock, the Mohawks rallied to
score three times before it was over
to take a 5-4 lead. Each team scored
two goals in the third period.
Bantam Eagles wing
Sunday, the Exeter bantam Eagles
hosted Lucan at the Exeter arena. •
Leading Exeter to the 13-2 win over
Lucan were some strong offensive
and defensive performances. Todd
McCann lead the way with five goals
and two assists.
Peter Lerikos had a good outing
with five assists. Other scoring efforts
were by Jamie Bedard and Shawn
A high score
John Eberle recorded an extraor-
dinary score of 622 to lead the men in
Wedne'sday's regular shuffleboard
competition at the South Huron Rec
Centre. Next came Howard Johns 457
and Marshall Dearing 395.
Alva Heywood with a 417 was best
for the ladies followed by Iva Blair 368
and Pearl McKnight 328.
Eberle was also the six game win-
ner Tuesday with a score of 495. Other
winners were Ross Richardson 453
and Lloyd Lovell 426.
Pearl McKnight topped the Tues-
day ladies with a mark of 436. Right
behind by a point at 435 was Mabel
McKnight and Jean Hern scored 410.
"NOTICE"
TO SNOWMOBILERS
Memberships are Due!
(O.F.S.C.) Ontario Federa-
tion Snowmobile Clubs per-
mits and insurance on
snowmobiles are required to
use club trails.
Permits are $25.00 per
machine which includes club
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Anyone snowmobiling in the
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For dual permits contact Jack
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Heywood with two goals each and two
assists. Derek Schwartzentruber and
Laurie Chalmers both had.two goals
to round out the scoring.
The first period saw Exeter ahead
3-1 with play very close. Then Exeter
exploded with four goals in the second
and six goals in the third period to put
the game away.
Strong defensive outings by Jamie
Tomes and Andrew Thompson allow-
ed only 16 Shots on net to be scattered
over the three periods which Justin
Charrette handled easily. Total shots
on goal were 44 for Exeter and 16 for
Lucan.
In the first frame, Bill Glover con-
verted a pass from Doug Latta and
Norm Campbell registered on a three-
way passing combination with Scott
Eccles and Al Gates while Neil
Cameron replied for Tavistock.
Early in the second stanza, Paul
Albrecht, Ted Gladding and Kevin
Albrecht scored for the visitors to put
the Mohawks -behind by two. Cam
Doig started the Mohawks resurgence
at 9:15 of the middle session on passes
from Bill Glover" and Pat Cyr. Three
Standings
Exeter Mohawks
Elora Rocks
Tavistock Royals
Hilisburg Royals
New Hatflhurg Towers
Harriston Blues
minutes later Scott Eccles converted
a pass from Randy Kraut to tie the
score and Barry Baynham put his
team ahead to stay at 17 minutes on
an unassisted effort.
In the third period, Randy Kraut hit
the Tavistock net on a Mohawks
power play with passing help from
Steve Nelson and Al Gates; at 7:13
and eight minutes later Pete Tuckey
registered what proved to be the win-
ner on passes from Steve Nelson and
Brian Mercer.
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