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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-25, Page 23t t 1 FIGURE SKATING SUPPORT - The Centralia/Huron Park Lions donated $200 towards the Stephen Figure Skating Club on Saturday. From left are Lois Brownlee, figure skating secretary, Janet Smith, vice-president, Fay Schenk, treasurer, president Anne Neil, and Lions president Ron Clarke. Hawks roll on to ninth win Continued from IA Brydges Friday night was cancelled by Mount Brydges' coach. Bogart expects the game to be awarded to Hawks as a forfeit because Exeter and the officials showed up for the game. Mount Brydgcs didn't cancel until 7 p.m. The issue will be taken before the board fora ruling. Sunday, Hawks jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first period and never looked back. Despite the lopsided score, Bo- gart said Hawks missed too many chances. Actually the score she have been a lot higher than it was," he said, noting th..t Seaforth goalie Bill Tremner was hot. Exeter pum- meled him with shots. "That guy was shell-shocked. He was making the big saves and we weren't cashing in when we should have." Clark Singer opened the scoring at 8:48, launching himself into a three goal night. Jim Lewis and Bryan Quinn drew assists on the play. Near the half -way mark of the first Steve Gould scored from Mark Morrissey and Scott Lovie to give Exeter a two goal advantage and then Jon O'Connor spotted an open- ing and scored at 11:48 from a well placed pass by goalie Dave Rook. Terry Casey rounded out the first period barrage with 5:40 remaining after he connected with Jeff Pfaff and Scott Bogart. Lewis and Gould added goals at Be Proud of Your Car 12:45 and 14:47 of the second. As- sists on the play went to Casey, Pfaff and Brent Murray. Seaforth made a squeak in the last three minutes of the second when Kevin Melady and Mike Betties managed to score. Singer notched two more in the third. He scored after eight minutes of play on a pass from O'Connor. Lewis potted his second of the night when he capitalized on the play combination of Tom McCann and Jeff Dalrymple. With 21 seconds showing on the clock, Singer pumped in his third of the night from O'Connor and Mur- ray. Seaforth's Rob McEwen scored his teams only third period goal. Zurich bowling results Sunday Melnick Hes. Martin Tyers - 502 Pat Gilbrook - 484 Gladys Lavinsky - 444 Tom Brodie - 442 Grant Harper 442 Harry Spice • 434 H.S. - Martin Tyers - 207 H.S. - Pat Gilbrook - 235 Tuesday Grand Cove Glory Bright - 620 Sid Thomas • 584 Bud Rhubottom - 562 Viki Taylor - 643 H.S. - Viki Taylor - 267 H.S. Sid Thomas . 233 Tuesday.C.A.P. Group Rick McCann - 100 Jeff Dekort - 110 H. Coach - Donna Jones - 192 H. Coach - Wendy Mawson - 157 Tuesday Mens» League VH R. Dann -682 6 FA O. Edwards • 775 24 TT W. Thiel - 667 12 DT T. Sweiger - 676 5, 2 GC G. Pennings - 649 24,2 K T. Smits - 699 18 IIIc J, Smits - 610 13 D A. Osgood - 553 11 BB. R. Vlemmix - 571 17 PR M. Hodgins - 588 19 Wednesday. Nile Ladies 1.eague S L. Webber - 751 GG C. Latta - 558 GB J. Dann - 638 DS W. Jennison - 566 BJ M. Mennen • 523 Til P. Redmond - 546 , Thursday Grand Cove Estates Ola Olekson - 397 Teresa Day - 502 Sally Foster - 533 Roy Broad - 461 Frank Allen - 538 Clary Flewellyn - 472 H.S. - Frank Allen - 258 Thursday Golden Age Seniors - High doubles Nora Heard - 351 Ed Strachan - 330 Lyda Gandier - 247 H.S. Ed Strachan - 196 H.S. Nora Heard - 195 Thursday Nile Mixed t.eague C J. Smith - 593 SP G. Desjardine - 618 AT F. Palen - 741 OC O. Edwards - 825 MC J. Fever), - 503 Have it custom cleaned at Kelly's Kar Kare Anything from a hand wash to complete in- terior shampoo. Done with care at the right price Kelly's Kar Kare Hwy. 21 & 84, Near St. Joseph Call for appointment 236-4468 London beats Atoms Exeter Atoms dropped two tough decisions against London teams in exhibition action on the weekend. London Sanders Pro Shop handed the locals a 6-1 loss Saturday in London. Home ice didn't help the Exeter squad Sunday. They lost 6-2 to London. Exeter's only goal of the game Saturday was scored by Sean McCann who potted the point unas- sisted with 3:21 left in the third per- iod. London took a two goal lead in the first period, added two in the second and two in the third, over- powering Exeter. Sunday's game had much the same result, though Exeter put up a good fight in the third. Atoms fell behind 2-0 in the first and 3-0 in the second, but, just 12 seconds into the third, McCann At retirement many people are faced with the important question, "WHAT DO I DO WITH MY REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN DEPOSITS?" A STANDARD TRUST REGISTERED RETIREMENT INCOME FUND IRRIFI is an excellent option to be considered. A RRIF is a tax sheltered extension of your RRSP. It allows you to pay out your matured RRSP during your retirement years when your personal tax rate is probably lower. 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Area Scoreboard Central Senior B WLTF AP Exeter • 9 0 1 81 3419 Elora 4 4 2 54 6310 Harriston 4 2 0 36 36 8 Durham 3 5 1 55 50 7 Palmerston. 2 3 2 35 34 6 Tavistock 3 7 0 45 65 6 Hillsburgh 3 8 0 49 77 4 Western Junior D North WLTF AP Exeter 14 2 1 121 45 29 Wellesley 13 4 1 138 110 27 Brussels 8 5 2 67 64 18 Mitchell 7 9 2. 96 9916 Seaforth 2 13 0 72111 4 Clinton 2 16 0 57179 4 South W L Lambeth 10 6 Thanesford 8 4 Belmont 9 8 Lucan 7 6 Mt. Brydges 8 9 Medford 5 9 T F AP 1119 66 21 3 98 74 19 1 96 109 19 4 86 7718 0 90 8216 1 79 9511 Midget Mitchell 11 - Zurich 6 Scott MacLean - Mitchell Brian Moir - Zurich Brian Clarke - Michell Brian Moir - Zurich. Randy Hoffman - Zurich Scan Hudson - Mitchell - 2 Kevin Davey - Mitchell Denis Paul - Mitchell - 2 Tim Rock - Mitchell Terry Cronin - Mitchell Jason Dietz - Mitchell Scott Bell - Zurich - 2 Jcff Keller - Zurich Scott Cook - Mitchell Peewees Hensall 13 - Zurich 2 Brian Gardner - Hensall Mark Deitz - Hensall Denrils Mount - Hensall - 2 David Stephen. - Hensall Shawn Wurm - Hensall - 2 Greg Dalrymple - Hensall - 2 Thomas Scotchmer - Hensall - 2 Chad Wi:Icrosen - Zurich Derek Cambell - Hensall Pat Regter - Zurich Shane Pepper - Hensall Atoms Hensall 6 - Gdderich 3 Mark Cooper - Hensall - 2 • Danny Taylor - Hensall Ray Beierling - Hensall Jamie Brock - Hensall Blair Moir - Hensall Ryan Million - Godcrich John Waglcr - Godcrich Ken McLarty - Goderich • Molting Hawks Exeter Molting Hawks came up with a giant 12-4 win over Zurich Has Beans November 17 in old- timer action. Ken Bergman led Exeter offen- sively with two goals and four as- sists. Keith Ahrens scored two goals and was eeedited with three assists. Jim Eiplpringham, Bob McDonald and Bob Jones scored two goals and two assists each while Peter McFatls notched one goal and three assists. Jim Pfaff potted one goal and two assists. Molting Hawks played host to Godcrich Old Dockhands November 23, but lost 8-3. Bob McDonald, Ken Bergman and Bob Jones were responsible for the Exeter goals. Times -Advocate, November 25, 1987 Page 5A Exeter is in action again tonight LIONS DONATION - Ron Clarke of the Centralia/Huron Park Lions whcn they travel to Huron Park to (right) presents a $1,000 cheque to Mike Glavin for use by the Stephen meet London Dough Boys. township arena. Mount Brydges wins 4-24,. Christmas Trees 4 For Sale Irish drop tough gamel Sfusanortgh . 5, 1 8l on 7 The two teams entered the third Hwy. 4 - 5 ft. -9 ft. pine and period in a 2 2 deadlock. spruce varieties. A momentary lapse however, cost For larger trees Lucan the game. phone after 6 p.m. Paul Hodgins scored at 5:11 and 236-4175 Terry Caldwell then Tim Ross put the puck in the net at 5:26. Lucan was unable to recover. Lucan Irish lost a gut-wrcnchcr to Mount Brydges Saturday when they failed to match two third period goals in an otherwise even game. Irish lost 4-2. Mount Brydges took the lead just 31 seconds into the game after Mike Rosborough scored from Brad Dal- ton and Don Gibson. Lucan tied the game at one when Mike Hirtzell scored from Todd Hayter and Ian Craig at 2:19. The two teams finished the period with that score intact. In the second, a goal by Mark Campbell put Mount Brydges out in front again after six minutes of play. Lucan 'held their own on the ice and, with five minutes left in the second it paid off. Scott Denomy found the mark after he picked up a pass from Joe Febrey and Jamie Greig. Crunchers grab tie Exeter Crunchers played well on Saturday tieing the visiting Ilderton team 3-3. Two lead goals by Ilderton went unanswered until 6:18 of the second period when Geoff Hann notched the first Exeter goal in an unassisted ef- fort. Ildcrton responded in the third per- iod to make the score 3-1. Exeter showed persistence and with 1:20 left in the game, Geoff Hann scored an unassisted goal. The final crunch of the game camc when Andrew Hcrn scored on a pass from Willy Partridge and Ja- son Keller to even the score at three each. Consistently good play was made by everyone on the team, especially by the defence and goalie Michael SchwindL Crunchers will travel to Belmont for their next game. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CASE TOYS ON LIFE -LIKE MODELS LE! PRICED FOR SAVINGS Realistically detailed working parts add an authen- tic touch Models are quality -built of rust -resistant die-cast metal for durability The baked enamel finish G safe for children. 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