Times Advocate, 1998-11-11, Page 2424
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Hawks lose another on
e oat game
minion_ The Exeter Jr. 1) Hawks � � jjle
hockeyT( team can't come upBut Mitchell scored what proved to bo
muck to win those one goal ithgamethe for- the winning goal at 3:10 of She second:
Exeter was edged by host.'Mltchell'3-2 either
l'he third period saw no pucks' et
on Saturday despite outshooting the throw 15 shots at theal tender Mitchell 'K pall
opposition 30-16.thoughExeter did '
Mitchell draw first blood by scoringCraig (:orriveau returns to thet l Hawks
powerplay marker at 6:26 of the fit and joip for s first time
brother Colin.
n.season
period. Exeter got on the board with 48
• seconds left in the period on a goal bylosses,
ties).'s record snow 3 1f(1�°;in.
Christian Stuckless from Jarrett Jeffrey. •
losses, - (wins,
Mitchell took the lead' again at .8:25 of
The hawks hosted Mount Brydges
the second period. Exeter responded byaflc r press yesterday, host Parkhill
evening td in up °nag°alCraig North Middlesex on Friday
(:orriveau from Bill Hodge. by and travel to Belmont on Sunday.0 p.m.
Irish. take -one step -forward
,.U(:�N . p forward two back
— The Lucan ;Ir. 7
D Irish hockey team are. play from Dunbar in the third from Neil Judson
continuing •their roller first period.
coaster
continuing
withtwo The Irish started the and (,rasford s .
beast and a tie last week. week with a 5-4 overtime Thamesford in rd scored with
Lucan toss at 1left in the game, but
beat home versus. Lucan's Greenlee scored
host Thamesford. Thamesford
Lambeth 5-3 on Sunday. scored first while short- the q
Lucan grabbed the lead at equalizer from
16:00 when Ne theal lead
handed butDunbar llenderson to send the
n got 37s game into Ietovertime..with
scored- a shorthanded . the, Irish offence rolling at 37 seconds left.
goal from Jason 3:27 of the first by scoring Thamesford scored in
Lambeth tiedsAthe ey. on the .powerplay from
with a powerPlay game Mulligan and Bob Grant. the extra frame..
wi h3 of the rP ayst. goal at Lucan'sLucan t the
Jaremchenko Scored. Mike ,Trojans 16-5 over the
The Irish then scored unassisted goal at 18:42
three unanswered owls • third period and 0/f:
K of the second period. has'
gory team playing. play
.to go up 4-1. Justin Thamesford tied things has' a ll," Bukala
playing
Mulligan scored at 13:37 K very well, Bukala said.
the first from Adam al .1ok a35. Tbe3-2 Trolead
Lucas's record is now 6-
ofWagner and then took a 3-2 lead at 7-0-1.
Lambourn, Chad :. 12:16 of the third. _
Chad Lucas's Mark Philips • The Irish host Mitchell
Greenlee scored an Chas- tied it by scoring Grsiseenlee
ee ot 7:46 of the g on the start,tand
travela8:15 punt
first powerplay at 4:33 .of the B edges on Saturday.
Mount
and Mulligan
notched his- second of the
night at 6:55 of the sec-
ond period from Kevin
Dunbar.
Mitchell. crept . to within
one by scoring the next
two goals, one .with 1:1(1
left in the second and the
- Other on the powerplay at
6:43 of the third.
Amey scored the insur-
ance goal from Greg
f lenderson with 3:14 left
in the game.
Irish co -coach Jason
Bukala was impressed
with his team's efforts on
Sunday and with one
player in particular.
"Jason Amey. played --
probably his best game in
two years," Bukala said,
, adding Amey Was
involved in all facets of
the game.
Lucan didn't fare as
well in Seaforth Friday
and lost 4-1., Derek
Graansma Scored Lucan's
lone goal on the power-
.:_.
These Biddulph Central School athletes finished in t top 10 during
dlesex Conference cross-country championships at Lon
Area on Oct. 14. From left: Julie Medd (9th U-9 girls), Celia the 10/111
girls), Luke Howitt(7th 12+ gwoods Conservation
boys), Tyson dejong (Est I0/I I boys) and Lindsay
finished fifth out of 27 schools.
Medd (9th 10/11 girls). Biddulph's team
els.
MacLean
now a '67
0T"1'A WA 'I'h:e
nation's capital gave
Exeter's Jeff MacLean a
warm welcome last week.
MacLean was. traded
from the 0111. Kitchener
Hangers to the Ottawa
"67s on Nov.. 3 . for an
eighth round draft pick in
1999/2000.
to
a_
r
MacLean was thrilled•
head- to Ottawa,
Memorial Cup contende
rated as one of the CHI;
top three teams.
MacLean was also excft
ed to get a chance to play
for coach Brian 'Killer'
Kilrea, the winningest
coach in CHL history.
MacLean played his first
game as a '67 in Belleville
Wednesday.
t: The Sarnia Sting had
- 'also shown interest in
MacLean but- .Ottawa
came through with an
unexpected offer.
three Canadian univer-
sities have contacted
-MacLean about playing
for them after 'his OIlL
career. Ile has one year
of 0111. eligibility left as an
overager.
Battling for it
Wednesday. November 11, 1998
Exeter novice girls hockey player Lauren _Taylor,
left, tries to muscle by Lucan's Ronalle Lindenfield
during their game last week at Lucan Community '
Memorial Centre. Lucan edged Exeter 5-3.
Sledders addre
Continued from page 22.
Pineridge, based in
ffensall, has about 1,000
members from through-
out .southern Ontario,
Ingram said.
Ile said those members
can generate a lot of
money for Exeter, and
area businesses when
they visit town on their
sleds. '
"To take the right away
from businesses in town
would be .an. .,awful
•
ss public
shame," Ingram said.
McCarter added man
northern Ontario and
Michigan commynities
welcome snowmobilers
with'open arms because
. of the revenue they bring.
McCarter travels
between 5,000-6,000 km
a year throughoutiOntario
and Michigan on his
snowmobile and said he,
stops in towns to buy food
and gas.
Elie said snowmobilers
Exeter Junior D Hawks
vs Parkhill at Rec Centre
Fri., Nov. 13 8:30 p.m.
South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter
complaints
'add much needed tourism
y dollars to northern
Ontario communities -
when they eat, buy
clothes, stay in hotels and
buy licences and registra-
tion.
• "Up north they live fur
snowmobiles because it's
their bread and butter,"
McCarter said.
"Four (the people in) a
town like Exeter to say we
don't need snowmobiles,
well, that's not right;"
{S1 (well r►IIQorti..I liura
Shuffleboard
Exeter
'November 5
5 Kafne winners
!toward Hodge
Marj Hodgi; ;
Estelle Chalmers
Ina Williams
Ray Warner
Betty Warner !
omitI s4 game winners
301
Ilelen Burton 274 '
Tom Williams 2655
Gil Northey 259
Doris Miller • 243
John Deweerd 215
There will be no shuffleboard
on Nov. 11.
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3,7
259
258
223 •
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liensall
November 3'
1IaM'I MI'1'well
Doris Iiamilton
Gert Eagleson
'Ione Williams
Lorne Archer
Russell Ferguson
Alice 1ltiel
Ina Williams
EXETER PARKETTE
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DONATIONS TO DATE
The Exeter Lions Club wishes to thank the, following for
their generous donations to the Exeter Parkette being
developed on Main Street. The fund raising campaign is
going well and we are confident the target date of
November 30th to have the $40,000 raised and the
parkette completed will be met. -
Previous Donations -
Exeter Toyota
John & Kathy McLean
Cliff and Kathy Grasdahl
Pfaff Electric
Exeter Business Association
Eric and Terry Heywood
Exeter Variety
Patricia and Toshio Yamamoto
Peter Armstrong and family
Total to date
$24,850
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MacNAUGHTON PARK DONATIONS TO DATE
Previous Donations $181,721
Eric and Terry Heywood -
Glenn and Erny Robinson
Patricia and Toshio Yamamoto
Hayter's Turkey Farms Ltd.
Total to date
$23950.
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
NOTE: Receipts for income tax purposes are given for
each donation and post dated cheques are accepted.
Please call John Stephens 235-2214 or Ted Jones 235-
2415 if you wish to contribute or if you require
.information.
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