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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-25, Page 22lDecoders available for existing systems 1 y.. Page 4A Times -Advocate, November 25, 1987 HER OWN HOCKEY TEAM - Leona Glavin emerged as the winner of S1,000 in the Stephen Minor Hock- ey draw. Here she appears with 14 of her grandchildren who play in Stephenn-Minor Hockey. Front row: Jason and Matt Glavin, and John Ruttcn. Second row: Ben Glavin, Kevin Thompson, Leona Glavin, Jeff Glavin, and Darryl Parsons. Third row: Chris, Craig, Andy and Mark Glavin, Keri Lynn and Jim Rutten. Standing behind k minor hockey president Al Hartford. Missing is Brad Glavin. Lucan Novices shut out Strathroy or more goals in the effort. Lucan Novices are undefeated in Shamrock action with nine wins, no losses and one tie. Lucan Novices blanked their Strathroy counter -parts on the week- end, shutting them out 9-0 in Shamrock Hockey action. Leading 3-0 at the end of the first period, Lucan increased their advantage by four in the second and encountered no resistance in,the third. Adam Duskocy scored Lucan's first goal of the game after he picked up a pass from Mike Wragg. Kurtis Hardy followed that with a goal when he picked up a pass from Jeremy Brown. Duskocy pumped in his second of the night unassisted before the end of the period. Ryan Carroll found the mark in the second after he picked up -a re- bound from a shot by Brent Bella- my and then Brown scored from Duskocy to make it 5-0. Bellamy added another to the list from Craig Miller and Brown put the puck in the net for the second time that night. In the third period, Josh Apple- man sparked his line with a goal. Jesse Waters and Marty Mitchell drew assists on the play. It was the same combination in a different order which put goal num- Ilderton hands BigV Bullets a tough. loss one minute later. With just 1:36 left to play, Derek Beckett scored unassisted, but Bul- lets were still three goals short. Despite an attempt to rally in thc final minutes of the game, Exeter Big V Bullets dropped a tough 8-5 decision to Ilderton last wcck in Lambton-Middlesex action. Brad Thompson opened the scor- ing after two minutes of play in the first period when he picked up a pass from Greg Agnew, but Ilderton was -quick to reply with a goal of their own just one minute later when Chris McQueen found the mark. The two teams were locked in a 1- 1 battle until 3:33 of the second +hen lldcrton's Adam "Taylor put his team Out in front with a goal. Scott Parsons tied the game at two when he scored from Thomp- son and Agnew 22 seconds later. Merton snatched the lead away from Bullets as the second period wound down, scoring three consecu- tive goals. Five minutes into the final peri- od, Jeremy Brock mounted a come- back with. an unassisted goal for Ex- eter but !Merton threw a wet blanket over them with goals at 7:18 and 8:14. Shuffleboard Pearl McKnight took the 294. top position infour games of Grace Farquhar scored 298 to mixed shuffleboard action lead a three game mixed series Thursday afternoon, edging Thursday. Ross Marshall fol- out Howard Johns who scored Lowed Farquhar with 221 while 314. . Vcrda Lightfoot managed a Olive Essery captured third ' 216 total. • position with 303 while Ray • Gertrude Hamilton placed Cottle rounded things out with fourth with 168. with VIDEOCIPHER- 11 2500R SATELLITE RECEIVER rlL= I] TL- T®`2v0 .., -- NMI NOM —.,1—MO— GENERAL INSTRUME1' , * Movies * Sports * Specials * Music * - 130 Channels CaII for a free demonstration, sight check and info packages Audio & Video Main St. Exeter 235-1520 Thedford 296-5565 -i. .. , its►► . • You'll never get hung up agaia Introducing theToro Power sh: • 1 he new Tau' Puwer Shrtt ' au: ithr nvr r plow nghl through what the snow plow leaves Iwfind Power Shift automatically puts num weight forward for a more powerful hite on winter', trnrgIa - aures Wet heavy snow. Drifts. COTtwctell snow Shift hack for top maneuverability ander ordinary snow cindiion, re.' 624 Awn Ck;ri'• Tiro dap 6 h 24' ..Irk 1.1 "� eR Exeter, Ontario (319) 233.1113 Two-year limited warraniv. 1 Lnt'11't'txi done without 'G m k nig enc ugh? At 9:52 Parsons scored his second of the night from Jason McBride and Thompson. Ilderton matched that less than Waxers suffer loss Exctcr Novice Waxers suffered an- dine scored from Tristan Hatfield other set -back on the weekend, los- and Mark Maguire to tie the game. ing a 2-1 decision to Parkhill Sun- Justin Michelson potted Parkhill's day in Shamrock action. second goal early in the third period, Bryce Hann tipped in a shot from giving his team the lead. Dave Farquhar and Brian Richardson at 5:01 of the first period to start the scoring in Sunday's match. Exctcr was able to make that sin- gle goal stand until 4:58 of the sec- ond when Parkhili's Simon Dcsjar- Exeter threatened late in the game, focusing eight shots on goal in the final minute of play, but they were unable to rally for the tie. Waxers now have a record of six wins, five losses and two tics. Bell Atoms beat Ilderton Exeter Bell Atoms avenged their only loss of the season Saturday when they handed Ilderton Atom B's a 9-5 loss, bringing thcir season record to eight wins, one loss and one tie. Craig Schwartzentruber and Ben Guenther played outstanding games for Exctcr, scoring three goals and picking up one assist each. Bell Atoms took a two goal lead in the first period after Schwartzen- truber found thc the net twicc with 'his shot. His first goal, at 3:17, was unassisted. Assists on his sec- ond goal were awarded to Ted Hoff- man and Jeff DcBlock. Early in the second, Guenther scored his first goal of the night on a pass from Hoffman to make it 3-0 in Exeter's favour. Ilderton got on the board' less than one minute after Guenther's goal was scored, but Exctcr was quick U1 reply when Hoffman blasted in a shot with the assists going to Brent Urlin and Jason Clay. Ilderton scored again at 6:12 to make.the score 4-2 for Exeter. At 7:03, Urlin connected with Schwartzentruber to score his first of the night. . Guenther and Schwartzentruber each scored once more before the period was over. Assists on those goals went to Urlin and Hoffman. Ilderton started the scoring in the third after two minutes of play but again, Exctcr was quick to answer. Hoffman pumped iri a shot from Guenther at 3:27 and then Guenther Ringette The Exctcr Petite Ringette team travelled to Mitchell, Saturday for their second regular season game, which they lost 10-6. Exctcr lcd 4-3 after thc first peri- od, but the Mitchell girls burst into the last period to take the lead and later win the game. Carrie Simpson was the sole scor- er for Exctcr, scoring four goals in the first period and two in the last. Ilclping Simpson with her efforts were Janice Sanders, Chris Morgan, Danielle Miners, and Suzanne Ste - Jenny Seiler and Rhonda Jarmuth took care of the goals for Mitchell scoring five goals each. 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