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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-12-09, Page 17Page 4A Times -Advocate. December 9. 1987 WAXERS IN LONDON -- Exeter Novice Waxers went on a special trip to London Gardens to watch the London Knights Friday night. London blew a four goal lead and lost the game, but the Waxers seem to be enjoying things anyway. On the right are coaches Randy GilfilIan and Gary Sararas. Goderich defeated by Waxers Exeter novice Waxers pulled out a 3-1 win over Goderich Sunday at the. South. Huron Rec Centre, ex- tending their record to seven wins, five losses and three tics in Sham- rock Novice action. The two Learns fought their—way through a scoreless first period. In the second, Dave Farquhar opened the scoring at 1:53 when he pumper in a shot on a pass from Eric Clay. Ryan Soldan added to the lead two minutes Tater after he connected with Rob Lynn to score. Goderich managed their only goal of the game with 4:16 left to play in the second when Nathan Ross found the mark unassisted. In the third, Bryce Hann finished the scoring when he put the puck in the net after picking up an excellent pass from Farquhar and Ryan Beck- ett. Jason Lindenfield was in net for Waxers. Legionaires squeezed out of Clinton tourney Exeter Legionaires got squeezed out of a victory Friday night in their first game of a Clinton Ban- tam tournament when Wingham` beat them 6-5 in an overtime shoot- out. Legionaires took a 1-0 lead in the firstp,peeriod and turned it into a 2-1 advafitage in the second. Harleii Tinney put Exeter in front in the first when he picked up a pass from Jason Hern to score. In the second; Hern scored a goal of his own from Dave O'Connor and Tinney. Steve Dubarry added a goal in the third, unassisted, but Wingham was able to match the effort and tie the game. After five minutes of sudden death overtime, the game was still tied 3- 3 and a shoot-out was called for. After the first three shooters, both teams managed a goal. Exeter's point was made by Tinney. In the next three rounds, Wingham man- aged to get past Exeter twice while only Dave Dalrymple was success- ful for Legionaires. Exeter was forced to take a 6-5 loss. The tourney schedule brought Le- gionaires and Forest together Sun- day. After a scoreless first period, For- est built a' two goal lead and Exeter trailed 2-0 going into the third. Forest added two goals in the final Winter sports council receives boost The Exeter Winter Sports Coun- cil's plans to purchase a self- propelled ice scraping machine re- ceived a major boost Monday even- ing when Exctcr Minor tkx;kcy ear- marked S10,000 for the project. Several other local groups have also indicated support for the S35,000 machine which must be or- �C tIONSPIEL WINNERS -- These women captured the the title of the La- dies Club Bonspiel November 25. In the back row from the left are Sharon Passmore and Elaine McNair. In the front row from the left are Ede Boyle and Audrey McDonald. Molting Hawks Eric "Chromey" Finkbeiner came out of a prolonged scoring slump, to lead the Molting Hawks with three goals, in their 11-4 victory Dvcr Forest Wednesday. Also scoring three goals were Ken Bergman and Scott Burton. Chipping in with one each were Bob Jones; Jim Pfaff. Pete McFalls added four assists. Exeter Molting Hawks travelled to Stratford to play a strong Oldtim- ers team Sunday. Exeter lost 11-5. Exctcr scorers were Ken Bergman with two, Keith Ahrens one, Bob Jones one and Bob McDonald. Strathroy Oldtimcrs visited the Molting Hawks Monday with Exet- er winning 12-4. Keith Ahrens went on a scoring spree with five goals and two as- sists. Ken Bergman also had a seven point night with one goal and six assists. Bob Jones picked up one goal and four assists. Walt Tiedeman twb goals and two assists. Bob McDonald had one goal and four assists. Ron Moore and Jim Empringham one goal each. dered prior to January to take advan- tage of option savings and to beat a 10 percent price increase. EMHA unanimously approved do- nating $5,000 from the 1987-88 season and another $5,000 from 1988-89. The hockey organization had $15,000 set aside in a special fund designated for equipment pur- chases or emergencies. It was the profits from the last large fund rais- ing event which included raffling off a mini van and a dance. On a day to day operating basis EMHA is running close to the line with ice time rentals expected to pass the $35,000 mark this year. This executive discussed several fund raising projects and although no decision was reached a large money -raising project could be an- nounced soon. Monday was the first time a gen- eral meeting had been called partial- ly through the season. President Tom McCann said it would give those who had problems or com- plaints a chance to voice their opin- CHArStM4s pc„;,,,..+ - I 414C/iPt - ,4_- . !� Gift Certificate Golf Prices Effective until January 15th, 1988 Man 5295 Lady $190 Man and wife .... $465 Weekday Man. $220 Excluding Tues. from 3 p.m. Student rate $ 150 Family rate available IRONW OOD GOLF PASSPORT A gr• pili Id•a 40 G•t •t•t•vn yam.• of golf for th• price of t•n (S game passport )$45) RONWOO' PHONE2 -t ions. Only three parents attended who were not directly associated with running minor hockey and they were totally satisfied with EMHA indicating the board must be doing an effective job of managing hockey activities in Exeter. period, breakins Exeter's spirit and putting Legionaires out of Mb tour- nament. Exeter was frustrated by the im- pressive goaltending of Forest's Shawn Hexter. Yarnafcst A Sure Sign of Winter Fun 1988 Y`arnafest.is Here!. 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