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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-07, Page 17Page 16 Times -Advocate, December 7, 1983 Hawks open up 10 point lead in first place The Exeter Hawks skated to three more wins in Junior "D" play this week to open up a commanding 10 -point lead over the second place Lucan Irish. As the schedule hits the half -way mark, the locals are 14-2-1 and could conceivably wrap up first place by Christmas if they can con- tinue their winning ways. They play four games with their three closest com- petitors before Christmas and victories would allow them to coast to their first league championship in some time. The Hawks started the week with a 9-1 romp in Bothwell and then came home to beat Lucan 4-1 and Seaforth 10-5. They also received some help from Port Stanley as the Lions beat Seaforth and Tavistock to keep those teams from advancing. Tonight (Wednesday) the Hawks will travel to Lucan and Friday they host Bothwell. The Hawks now hold a one - game lead in their series with the Irish and the latter will be out to even the score. Coach Bob Rowe may have some lineup adjustments for the game as both Rick Linden - field and Brian Horner suf- fered leg injuries over the weekend and captain Pete Tuckey is also a doubtful starter due to school exams. Santa Claus will be on hand Friday night at the rec centre as it will be Family Night. Families will be admitted for an admission of $5 and kids who write letters to Santa and take them to the game will be eligible for a draw for 12 piz- zas provided by Angelo's Pizzeria. Bomb Barons The long trip to Bothwell on Wednestiay and a half-hour delay in getting the game underway failed to stall the Hawks in their winning ways, as they opened the week with a 9-1 romp over the Barons. They traded early goals with the Barons and then opened up a 3-1 lead in the first and added two in the se- cond and four in the third while Pete Dearing shutout the hosts after giving up the early powerplay tally. Dearing turned aside 32 shots in a steady perfor- mance, while the Hawks pep- pered 63 shots at the Bothwell netminder. Ed Willis, Bill Glover and PeteTuckeypaced the scoring with two goals each, while Kris Bedard, Scott Brintnell and Brian Horner registered singles. Tuckey added three assists for a five -point night and pick- ing up a pair of assists each were Bedard, Horner and Rick Lindenfield. Singles went to Steve Prout, Steve Batten, Mark Kirk, Brintnell, Rich Lather and Willis. The Hawks sat out 11 of the 19 penalties called. Rook wins duel Friday's encounter with the Irish turned into a net - minder's duel between Dave Rook and Bart Powell and the former ended up as the win- ner as the locals posted a 4-1 verdict. Both goalies were sharp and the outcome was in doubt until late in the third when the Hawks finally wore Powell down and scored on three letter-perfect passing plays. Exeter took a 1-0 lead ear- ly in the first when Tony Jones was left uncovered at the corner of the net and con- nected on a pass from Mike Clark. That was the dif- EXETER GIRLS WIN -- The girls championship of Friday's area elementary school volleyball tournament was won by Exeter Public School. Back, left, Kathy McDonald, Shelly Black, Vicki Reynolds, Brenda Balsdon, Heather Rideout, Lori Dalrymple, Patti Bierling, Spring Cushman, coach Joon Perrie and Kim Paquette. Front, Koren Hoff- man, Tracy Prest, Cheyenne Mosurinjohn, Shari Black, Kim Crawford, Shelley Skinner and Vicki Scott. Now there is a completely new plan to meet all the insurance needs of today's farm owner. With the Farm -Guard policy from The Co-operators you insure your home, contents, outbuildings, machinery, livestock, produce and suppli zs. Liability is also included 00 the co -o peiatoi v— INSURANCE SERVICES Call today for information about the many coverages available with Farm -Guard protection. CaII: V erne Gingerich 374 Main St., Exeter Clinton Community Credit Union Office Residence 235-1109 Business LIt=E • HOME -AUTO • COMMERCIAL • FARM • TRAVEL ference in the game until the third as the goalies were unbeatable. Ed Willis finished off a neat passing play from Rich . Lather at the 3:54 mark of the final stanza, but the lead was quickly cut to one again as Jeff Skinner beat Rook on a play with Steve Glenn. Brian Horner upped the Ex- eter margin to 3-1 in less than a minute when he finished off a three-way passing play with linemates Pete Tuckey and Steve Batten and then Tuckey pulled the game out of reach on a powerplay at the 14:05 mark when he and Ed Willis made three passes to finally get Powell out of position. Rich Lather also drew an assist on the play. Rook finished the game with 38 saves, while Powell had 29. Exeter took 11 of tl 20 minor penalties called ar survived a. second perio situation in which they playe two men shoi i for a fu, nunute. Bomb Centenaires Most fans were expecting a tight battle when the locals squared off with the Centenaires on Sunday, but the Hawks had little difficul- ty in posting a 10-5 win. They had earlier beat Seaforth 11-0. The home crew jumped in- to a 5-2 lead in the first and were never seriously theaten- ed'although their defensive ef- fort was not up to its usual standard as everyone ap- peared more intent on pad- ding his scoring statistics. Derek Cooper, son of former Exeter goalie Jerry Cooper, was peppered with 48 shots by the Hawks, while Pete Dearing faced 32 at the other end. Pete Tuckey, Ed Willis and Rich Lather had two goals each and singles were fired by Brian Horner, Bill Glover, Steve Prout and Steve Batten. The two -goal men also had two assists each as did Prout and 'Bedard, while singles were recorded by Horner and Scott Brintnell. Mohawks lose first, rebound to win two The Exeter Mohawks suf- fered their first loss of the South Huron intermediate hockey league season at the hands of the Centralia College Saints, but, came back to down the Hensall Sherwoods and Parkhill Pirates. The Saints defeated the Mohawks 7-5 Wednesday before the Exeter club came back to double the score 10-5 on the Hensall Sherwoods Thursday and beat the Parkhill Pirates 9-6 Sunday night. The next action for the Mohawks comes tomorrow night, Thursday at the South Huron Rec Centre with the Zurich Buckeyes supplying 1984 FARM TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM GET BACK MORE IN '84! "I'he Ontario Farm 'Iax Reduction Program, designed to assist owners of farm properties by rebating a portion of their property taxes, has been greatly improved for 1984. As in past years, residences. farmland and outbuildings will continue to be assessed together. But the farm tax rebate will increase from 50 to 600/o. And while the gross production value for eligibility will remain at $8,000 for the majority of the province, it will be reduced to $5,000 for northern and eastern Ontario (northern Ontario is defined as that area north of the southern boundaries of Haliburton and Muskoka. And eastern Ontario is the area east of the western boundary of Northumberland, Victoria and Peterborough counties). "hl hear more about these and the many additional pro- gram improvements, contact your local Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office, Application forms for the 1984 Farm "lax Reduction Program will he mailed during the summer of 1984, and will be accompanied by a brochure outlining the new program in more detail. Ministry of Agriculture and Food Ontario Dennis Timbrell, Minister William Davis, Premier I• the opposition. Game time is 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night Hugh Dietrich's goal midway through the third period and an empty net score by Steve Sage his fourth goal of the game gave the Saints their victory over the Mohawks. Peter Irwin scored the other two goals for the Frank Funston coached College club. Rick FunSton and Brian Mercer each scored two goal to lead the Mohawks in a scor- ing way. The odd goal was fired by Jeff Fuller. The loss snapped an in- credible winning streak for the Mohawks of 15 games dating back to February 13 of the 1982-83 season. A pair of goals in a space of 25 seconds early in the third period br ke a 5-5 tie and enabled the Mohawks to go on and beat the Sherwoods in Hensall Thursday night. More than half of the game scoring took place in the first 20 minutes of play as each team scored four times, but, could manage only one apiece in the middle frame. In the first period, Paul McClinchey, Rob Pryde, Terry Caldwell and Jamie Caldwell were the Hensel) marksmen with Greg Camp- bell, Paul Smale, Ken Varley and Gary Davis assisting. Brian Taylor fired two suc- cessful shots for the Mohawks with Barry Baynham, Brian Mercer and Brian Blackburn providing the passes. Mark Cronyn and Rick Funston shot the other two early Ex- eter scores. Barry Baynham assisted on both and Tom Ryan and Steve Pfaff helped on one e. ch. In the middle frame Jamie Caldwell notched the only Hensall goal on an unassisted effort and Mark Cronyn replied for the. Mohawks on a three-way passing effort with Jeff Fuller and Tom Ryan. The Mohawks blew the game wide open in the final session led by Ryan's two quick scores with Steve Pfaff and Jeff F'uller assisting. Later in the period, Matt Muller, Rick Funston and Brian Taylor added insurance goals with Ryan picking up two assists for a six point night. Helping on one goal apiece were Funston, Fuller, Mercer and Blackburn. Sunday at Parkhill in the 9-6 victory for the Mohawks Mark Cronyn was top goal producer with three while ,Jeff Fuller fired two successful shots and Brian Taylor, Rick Funston, Brian Mercer and Brent Atthill scored in single fashion. V LEMS LL ' ' — xe er • • ys were winners in a regions pu • Iic sc oo s vol ey • alt tournament when six teams competed of Exeter Public School. Shown (bock left) ore Jerry Meikle, John Windsor, Brod Mock, Jeff Dalrymple, Steve Anderson, Shawn Forsythe, Pot Hartman, coach Jim Bishop and (front) Chris Haugh, Scott Russell, Eric Remkes, Rob McKnight, John Steuer and Jeff Chipchase. Pee wees lose twice The Exeter pee wees drop- ped a pair of decisions this week in regular Shamrock minor hockey league action. Wednesday in Exeter the locals were defeated 8-4 by St. Marys and Saturday they lost in Strathroy to the home team by a score of 4-1. The only Exeter goal in the loss to Strathroy came from the stick of Henri DeBruyn on a pass from Jeff Rowe. After playing to a 2-2 tie for the first two periods of play, St. Marys broke the game wideopenwithsix goals in the third period and the Exeter club could reply on two occasions. In the second period, Henri DeBruyn converted a pass from Tom Rolph and the two combined to set up the second goal which was registered by Jeff Rowe. The final two Exeter score notched in the third period were fired by Henri DeBruyn on an unassisted effort and Doug Clark on a pass from captain Larry Lewis. Irish lose The Lucan Irish dropped both games played this week in the Ontario Hockey Association Junior D western grouping as they lost 6-3 to the Tavistock Braves Wednesday in Lucan and 5-1 to the Hawks in Exeter, Friday. In the loss to Tavistock, the only first period Lucan goal was notched by Rob Hardy on a three-way effort with Brad Hodgins and Bob Thirlwall. Jeff Skinner converted a pass from Wayne Urbshott and John Medd hit the Tavistock net in the final 20 minutes of play on a pass from Steve Glenn to complete the Irish scoring. Terry Ross was best for Tavistock with a two goal per- formance. Scoring in single fashion were Alex Balazs, Larry Zehr, Kevin Albrecht and Kevin Regier. The Irish play host to the Exeter Hawks for a return engagement at the Lucan Community Centre tonight, Wednesday at 8:15 p.m.. and Sunday night they travel to Belmont. RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS a 0 -0 c 0 0 V Clip and Save with this coupon '/s off Rental of any generator, pump, snowblower, chain saw, log split- ter, Tamper, power trowel, concrete vibrator, texture sprayer, portable welder, cement saw, high pressure v washer. a Valid till January 7, 1984 a N C.C. Rental & service Centre 237-3456 - Clip and Save. .' Mount Carmel C.C. 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