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Huron Park tops Rec loop
Huron Park took over sole 10-romp over the Bank Boys,
possession of first place in the Scoring in single fashion to.
Exeter and district Rec hockey complete the total were Larry
league with a convincing 1O1 Brintnell, Gary Beleski, Fran k
win over the Bank Boys in the Boyle, Don Appleby, Sill.
second half of Thursday's usual `Dimas and Jim Powell-
double header. The lone goal for the Bankers
The Industrial Park club now was fired by im Russell,
has a total of seven points, while
Newby Tire is in second spot
with five points. The Bank Boys
and Snell's Shell follow in the
basement with four points
apiece,
Tonight's action winds up the
first half of the schedule. Newby
Tire and the Bank Boys meet in
the first game with Huron Park
and Snell's Shell tangling in the
nightcap.
DOUBLE SCORERS
Bob Pinter and Doug Riehi
each scored twice to lead the
Huron Park entry in their
A hat trick performance
turned in by Scott Burton was
the best for Snell's as they
trampled Newby Tire 11.2,
Burton will be lost to the club
for some time, having suffered a
broken ankle in a snowmobile
mishap, Saturday. night,
Fred Wells and Don Heywood
each checked in with two goal
efforts while Pete Lawson, Hans
Zeehuisen and Paul Mason
contributed single scores.
Torn Watt and Jack Glover
each scored once to complete
the Newby scoring,
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LADIES' "A" LEAGUE
(M. Simpson 635) 5 48
(M. Kadey 602) 2 50
(D. Munroe 659) 5 78
(B. Sauder 600) 2 33
(P. Haugh 655) 7 54
(0. Essery 640) 0 46
(L. Smith 660) 1 62
(D. Geiser 537) 0 23
(W. Brintnell 800) 5 43
(G. Fisher 684) 2 55
(B. Hearn 652) 5 29
(G. Farquhar 735) 2 67
LADIES'"B" LEAGUE
(V. Stagg 700) 7 60
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(G. Gibson 489)
7 54
0 33
(J. Ellerington 549) 7 87
(P. Allen 403) 0 29
(O. Davis623) 7 60
(M. Desgroseilliers 510) 0 5
(F. Relouw 638) 7 75
(J. Dougherty 574) 0 32
(O. Wein 611) 7 76
(R. Weber 547) 0 27
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MIXED LEAGUE
(P. Durand 675)
(J. Bell 724)
(E. Chipchase 600)
(G. Eisenschink 647)
(B. Sanders 667)
(D. Wright 647)
(R, Preszcator 565)
(B. McFalls 597)
(L. Latulippe 666)
(A. Hunking 758)
(D. McKnight 636)
(G. Wilson 762)
(H. Holtzmann 647)
(N. Jones 542)
(D. Hart 616)
(J. Jones 666)
(M. Hnat 723)
(D. Browning 662)
PEE WEE
(T. Heywood 90)
(B. McDonald 154)
(G. Farris 104)
(J. Skinner 80)
(B. Baynham 106)
(D. McLeod
D. Simpson 56)
BANTAM & J R. BOYS
(V. Glaab 274)
(D. Greene 285)
(J. Darling 280)
(R. Scott 271)
(P. Pooley 317)
(B. Gunn 283)
5 76
2 56
7 31
0 27
7 40
0 64
5 43
2 55
5 54
2 44
5 52
2 51
5 60
2 29
7 44
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5 68
2 42
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1697
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1458
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2 12
5 12
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3 10
2 13
BANTAM &SR, GIRLS
(E. Sanders289) 3
(G, Fpller 326)
(T. Litt 270) 5
(J. Wack 229) 0
(S. Thompson 360) 5
(B. Ferguson 310) 0
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JR.& SR. BOYS &GIRLS
(D. Kirk 394) 3 8
(J, BrIntnell 534) 2 9
(B. Campbell 386) 5 7
(M, Hearn 306) 0 3
(R. Tiernan 368) 5 15
(D. Brintnell 360) 0 3
LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
(H. McDonald 681) 3
(D. Gwalchmai 695) 2
(A, Blake 563) 2
(F. Diernert 615) 0
(R. HOdgins 619) 1
(H, Heywood 571) 1
LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE
SP (M, Murphy 604) 5 61
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Over the holidays there are
some changes in the arena
schedule with skating sessions on
Fridays instead of Thursdays
from 2 to 4. Mothers and Tots
skating will be Tuesdays and
Fridays from 1 to 2. Bantam
houseleague on Monday 22nd
from 7 to 8 instead of Saturday
the 20th.
No public skating this
Saturday from 3 to 5 to
facilitate figure skating tests.
Take special note of the
minor hockey schedule and
Arena Activities as they cover a
period of about three weeks.
I am sorry that gymnastics
last week and next had to be
cancelled but we will continue
later in the spring to make up
for lost time.
Nine goals were scored in
squirt hockey this week. Three
were fired by Dave Robinson
while Paul Gaiser got two and
the singles were tallied up by
Doug Hoffman, Preston Dearing,
Chris Mittleholtz and Doug
Fletcher.
In novice hockey this week,
Boston defeated the North Stars
7 to 2. For Boston, Brian Horrell
and Brian Mercer scored hat
tricks, Brad Taylor added a
single goal.
Steven Baynham and Alan
Jensen got the only goals for the
North Stars. In the other game
Montreal defeated St. Louis 1 to
0.
Norm McAuley raced down
the left wing to a few feet inside
the St. Louis blueline and a
blazing shot picked the far
corner for the only goal of the
game.
In the first pee wee game
Detroit defeated the Blues 6 to
4. Detroit goals were scored by
Brad Roelofson with two and
singles were scnred by Larry
Johns, Kevin Flaro, Greg Beattie
and Steven Willert. For the Blues
Matthew Muller scored two, the
singles were scored by Dan and
Randy Regier.
In the seconl game the
Panthers defeated the Seals 5 to
2. Wally Fydenchuk scored a
hat trick for the Panthers, Ted
Thorne and Jim Gregus helped
with singles, The Seal goals were
scored by Brian Penhale and
Mike Higgins,
In bantam houseleague the
Slow Motions defeated the
Punchers 8 to 2. Slow Motions
goals were scored by Brian
Taylor with four; Robert
Ryckman with three and a single
from the stick of Gerald Van
Oesch. Perry Stover was the only
player able to score on the Slow
Motion's goalie.
KEEP FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE
DECEMBER 20
9-10 St. Louis vs Boston
10.11 Montreal vs North Stars
11-12 Squirts vs Mites
1-2 Detroit vs Seals
2.3 Blues vs Panthers
DECEMBER 27
9-10 Boston vs North Stars
10-11 St. Louis vs Montreal
11-12 Squirts vs Mites
1-2 Detroit vs Blues
2-3 Seals vs Panthers
6:30-8 Slow Motions vs Punchers
JANUARY 3
9-10 Boston vs St. Louis
10-11 Montreal vs North Stars
11-12 Squirts vs Mites
1.2 Detroit vs Seals
2-3 Blues vs Panthers
6:30-8 Slow Motions vs Punchers
At the regular weekly
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decided to purchase $150 worth
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REC NEWS
Holiday changes
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
stretched their first place lead in
the Ontario Hockey Association
Intermediate "B" grouping to
seven points by downing the
Acton Tanners in back-to-back
games over the past week.
The jets were victorious by a
9.3 count in Acton, Friday and
blanked the same Acton club
16-0 at the Huron Park arena,
Tuesday night.
Next action for the Jets will
be Sunday when they travel to
Durham to take on the Huskies
in a two o'clock contest.
Tuesday night, the L-1 club
will be home at the Huron Park
arena at 8;30 in a pre-Christmas
battle with the Elmira Polar
Kings.
A feature attraction between
the first and second periods will
be the appearance of Santa
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Claus. St. Nick will be on skates
and will have treats for all
children, twelve years of age and
under,
The jets now have a season
record of ten wins in twelve.
Starts for a total of 20 points,
Elmira is second with 13 "points
and the Durham Huskies are
right behind with an even dozen
points.
WILD SCORING
The jets scored almost at will
DAVE WEBSTER
... scores five
in every period in chalking up
the 16-0 win, Tuesday.
Dave Webster was the Jets
leading scorer, counting two
goals in the first period and
coming back with three more in
the second to complete his five
goal total for the night.
The league's leading scorer
Jamie Robb counted two goals
along with Jack Nairn and Barry
Hearn. Completing the scoring
with goals in single fashion were
Dusty Aldis, Jacques Cousineau,
Steve Proctor, Ken Loft and Jim
Bender.
Wayne Parkinson was in the
L-I nets to record his first
shut-out of the season.
Robb now has 18 goals and
20 assists to lead the league with
38 points.
DOUBLE SCORERS
The only two goal scorers for
the Jets in Acton, Friday
completed their scoring in the
first period to give their club a
4.1 lead after the first twenty
minutes of play,
Jack Nairn scored the first
goal at 2.47 with the assist going
to Dusty Aldis and nabbed his
second near the end of the
period on a power play effort
with Ken Loft and Larry
Hossack.
Barry Hearn fired his two
markers in less than three
minutes near the midway mark.
Nairn was in on both scoring
plays while Aldis helped on the
first. Bruce McDuffe scored for
the only Acton counter of the
first period.
The Jets dominated in the
middle frame with Ken Loft,
Jacques Cousineau and Dusty
Aldis hitting the mark with
successful shots.
The first four minutes of play
in the third period completed
the L-I scoring for the night with
Rick Bradford hitting the net
with a slap shot and Doug
Galloway duplicating the feat
with a shot along the ice. Both
shots were fired from near the
blue-line.
Jan Riddall and Gord Bell
scored later in the period for the
Acton club.
Another tie
for Ausable
Last week's tie for first place
in the Ausable Valley hockey
league has been broken but now
a deadlock exists for second
spot.
Ailsa Craig trimmed Lieury
15.3, Sunday to move into
undisputed possession of first
place with a ten-point record.
Brinsley and Shipka are tied for
the runner-up spot with eight
points apiece and Lieury
completes the four-team league
with two points.
In Monday's action, Shipka
downed Brinsley by a score of
8-3. This week Brinsley and
Ailsa Craig meet in Sunday
action while Lieury and Shipka
tangle Monday night.
EEDY IS TOPS
Charlie Eedy scored on four
occasions to lead the Ailsa Craig
club to their 15-3 win over
Lieury. Close behind with three
goals each were John Schenkel
and Don McAlpine.
Two goal scorers were Dave
Collins and Brent Gillis while
Gwen Griffiths scored a single
counter.
Harvey Vincent scored three
times to lead the Shipka scoring
in the 7-5 win over Brinsley,
Monday.
Bob Finkbeiner checked in
with a pair of scores and Jim
Dietrich and Rene Boogemans
added singles.
The Brinsley goals were
counted in single fashion by
Lloyd Mathers, Jack Conlin,
John Mathers, Bob Hodgins and
Wesley Hodgson.
MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
CA (B. Bannerman 770) 3 36
C4 th (E. Matzold 789) 1 32
RO (G. Robinson 737) 4 24
SU (G. Webb 740) 0 18
RS (B. Sanders 784) 3 35
FA (H. Wolfe 737) 1 35
UN
(M. Brintnell 817) 2 27
IGA (M. Robbins 704) 2 21
SP (B. Nicol 658) 3 31
TR (D. Robbins 623) 1 23
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
OU (R. Weber 670)
WI (B. Vandeworp 655)
CU (J. Rau 708)
RT (B. Perry 636)
NO (L. Edwards 758)
DD (B. Coleman 591)
WO (R. Dickey 689)
UN (L. Cooper 533)
TR (R. Anderson 773)
CJB (T. Stire 647)
MORE SPORTS ON
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A large group of skaters from
the Exeter and Listowel Figure
Skating club will be trying tests
Saturday at the Exeter arena
under the watchful eye of judges
appointed by the Canadian
• Figure Skating Association.
Junior members of the two
clubs will be trying their
preliminary first figures,
preliminary dances and junior
bronze dances.
The judges will be Miss Mary
Burden and David Rowe, both
• of London.
Similar tests for more
advanced senior skaters is
scheduled for the Listowel arena
for January 16 and six Exeter
girls are expected to be in
action.
The boys and girls pay
• registration fees involved with
the tests to the Canadian Figure
Skating Association.
The annual skating carnival
sponsored by the local club is
scheduled for the Exeter arena,
Saturday, February 21.
• Only one change
in ladies curling
Only one major change took
place in the standings of the'first
draw of the Exeter ladies'
curling club during the past
week.
In Tuesday action, Edna
Busche and her rink upped their
season total to 55 to take a
four-point edge over a foursome
headed by Ellen Knight that
have held first place most of the
way.
Rinks skipped by Helen
Burton and Marg Murley
continue to hold their leads on
Wednesday and Thursday,
respectively.
Last week's scores were:
D. Elder 9 — B. Bell 5
L. Learn 8 — M. Ecker 5
E. Busche 7 — E. Knight 3
D. Marks 8 — H. Burton 7
A. McDonald 6 — L. Dobbs 3
M. McCarter 9 — S. Mousseau 3
M. Murley 8 — P. Simmons 4
S. Raymond 10 — J. McDowell 5
J. Fairley 10 — D. Marks 3
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DA (J, Isaac 659) 5 54
(V. Bowman 654) 2 51
CC (W. Harding 639) 7 50
CC (A. Scott 688) 7 41
I-S (H. Patterson 552) 2 39
HH (M. Elson 565) 0 35
PI (N. Hickson 522) 5 23
HO (D. Rummell 507) 2 20
SH (E. Burt 527) 2 17
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By ALVIN WILLERT
of food to distribute to some of
the less fortunate families in
town. As well, $150 will be
donated to a worthy charity in
the area, Members are to meet at
the Arena on Monday 22 at 1:30
to purchase food and pack
boxes.
As a special treat to teenagers
of the area Teen Town will
present the "Copper Penny"
Tuesday, Dee. 30 at the Arena.
I would like to wish one and
all a Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.