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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-12, Page 11ADVICE FROM THE COACH — The Lucan-Ilderton Jets are holding regular practices in preparation for the big step into OFIA Senior "B" company. Above, coach Jack Nairn at the left talks with four prospective players during a Sunday drill at the new Ilderton arena. From the left, they are, Jamie Robb, Barry Baynham, Bill Fairbairn and Paul Young. T-A photo MANY IRISH ASPIRANTS — Coach Steve Storey of the Lucan Irish junior "D" hockey club has an envious job of selecting his team for this year. Storey is shown above at a Sunday night practice at the Lucan arena with prospects from different areas. The players are, from the left, Ed Legg of Burr; Brian McNeil, Ilderton; Dan CalIcott, Centralia; Jeff Park, Lucan; Eugene Glavin, Centralia and Ron Steeper, Ailsa Craig. 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Steve also has an assistant in one of our executive members, Bill Neil, • The team has had five prac- tices at the time of writing and coach Storey tells me that he had close to 40 boys at each practice. These boys are young but have strong legs and he feels they will be enthusiastic hockey players. Area schools • win openers The two senior team:, from this • immediate area in the Huron- Perth Separate schools tough football league rang up im- pressive victories in their first start of the season. Precious Blood of Exeter downed Ecole Ste Marie 25-18 and ,a Our Lady of Mount Carmel outscored St. Boniface of Zurich by 40-33. In the junior contest, Mount Carmel defeated Precious Blood 38-6. In this week's play, the Mount Carmel and Precious Blood • juniors met at Exeter Wednesday afternoon while this afternoon, Thursday St. Boniface seniors are at Mt. Carmel and Friday Precious Blood will visit Ecole Ste Marie. Ricky Bilcke led the Precious Blood scoring attack with two • touchdowns to his credit. Not- ching one major score each were Doug Brooks and Paul Van Esbroeck while Ron Bilcke kicked a convert. Danny Laporte notched two touchdowns to lead Ecole Ste. • Marie with Lindsay Laporte getting one six-pointer. The top scorers for Mount Carmel with a touchdown each were Jerry McCann, Michael Marrinan, Mark Cronyn, Gerard Brennan and Steve McCann. St. Boniface point getters were • Kenneth Van Wanderen, Ronald Denys and Ted Soudant. NOW IN STOCK USED CARS 1971 MUSTANG MACH I 2-door hardtop, radio, automatic, K42094 1967 FORD Sedan, power steering, power brakes, 390 engine, automatic radio K41001 $795 1965 COMET 2-door hardtop, tape player, standard transmission, K44017 1964 MOB, radio, new paint, driven by an old man. 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Not only for the players buyt also for the fans. At present the management is trying to set up an exhibition game so we hope to see you at the arena before the start of • the league games. Come out and support not only the team but all the many people that give of their time to make this team possible. Well, that's it for this time. SEE YOU AT THE ARENA, Football — Continued from page 10 423 yards while holding St. MaryS to only 91 yards. The first down records also in favour of South Huron by 14-4, Another team effort The junior contest was quite similar to the seniors, with the defence coming up with several key plays to get possession of the ball. Early in the first quarter, the Panthers went 44 yards in four plays to score with Paul Truemner taking the ball over from 14 yards out, Bill Wilson tossed a pass to Tim Ross for the two point convert. In the second period it was Brian Taylor culminating a 47 yard South Huron march with a three yard plunge off tackle, Tom Hayter intercepted a pass on his own 20 yard line to stop a St. Marys drive, Quarterback Bill Wilson led the team down the field 90 yards in seven plays and went over himself for the touch- down on a short plunge. Paul Truemner ran 22 yards off tackle in the fourth quarter for the final Panther score. Wayne Riddell recovered a fumble to bring a late St. Marys offensive drive to a quick halt, PaulTruemner gained210 yards on 14 carries to lead the South Huron attack, Brian Taylor was good for an even 100 yards in 12 cracks at the line. Strong tackling by Larry Johns, Steve Jennison, Wayne Oke and Wayne Riddell led the South Huron defence to their first shut-out of the season. Bill Baker was named the best offensive player of the game while Larry Johns and Seve Jennison shared honours on defence, Smile awhile . . . A genius is a crackpot who makes a screwball idea work. With proper care, the human body will last a lifetime. 1976 model cars, according to current directives, will have to be "bumpered" to withstand 30-mile-an-hour crashes. Recycling note: the grass along the highway and on median strips may someday be made of discarded automobile tires. When rear wheels lock at - slightest touch of the brake pedal, it probably means you have a faulty or leaking oil seal. * Not only does oil consumption go up when speed does — it also increases when you suddenly decelerate. Russia craims its pedestrians are the most undisciplined in the World. They cause 60% of all traffic accidents. Whether or not you plan on driving in Russia, you'll like our fine cars that stop on a dime at Larry Snider MOTOI8' LIMITED EXETER 25-154O LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon I MEN'S "A" LEAGUE DU (o. carey 672) RO (J, Fuller 726) FA (G, Hunter-Duyar 640) 167 (C. McDonald 668) LP (T. 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Mr. & Mrs. Gary Eagleson, Chatham spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sweitzer, London, and Carol Johns, Toronto visited over theweekend with Mr. & Mrs, Howard Johns. Larry Fulton, a patient in South Huron Hospital was able to be home for the weekend. Mr. & Mrs, Howard Pym and family visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Lobb Clinton. Mr. & Mrs, Alvin Pym, Exeter visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym and family. The High-C and Young People's Group are having a hay-ride on Friday evening from Thames Road Church, On Sunday there will be no church or Sunday school services at Elimville for the Thames Road Church Anniversary. The following Sunday, October 22, will he the Elimville United Church Anniversary Service with Rev. Barry Robinson in charge. Mrs. Wm. Routly attended a birthday coffee party for Mrs. Ina Taylor last Friday morning at Mrs. Taylors apartment, celebrating her 87th birthday. (K. 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Others from this area who attended this wedding were Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell, Mr. & Mrs. Er^vin Devine,' Roy Mdrehk -and Mae Thurman, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Jake Schroeder, Sue Anne, Sandra and Dennis, Harvey Adams and Alanna Masse, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Martin, Crediton, and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Russell, Windsor. ' A family gathering was held Sdnday night at Shipka Com- munity 'centre to honor Mr. & Mrs. Bob Reed, Wallaceburg on their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Reed is a sister of Mrs. Ortha Baker and Mr. Reed was a former teacher at Blackbush school. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. Bonnie and Tracey, Stratford, Gary Baker, Waterloo and Sandra, Hamilton all spent the week-end at their parents home. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard visited Friday in Bothwell with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Chris Baumgarten. Mrs. Baumgarten is in Newbury hospital, having suffered a severe stroke. Sharpshooters lead dart league The Sharpshooters hold a slim lead at the top of the standings in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league at the end of three weeks of action. The Sharpshooters are in top spot with 11 points while the Winkers are right behind with 10 points to their credit. A three-way tie for third place exists between the Doublers, BA's and Late Niters. Each have nine points. Friday's scores were: Dark Angels 4 - Shiphunters 1 Dart Sharks 4 - Quiet Ones 1 Canners 4 - DP's 1 Winkers 3 - Doublers 2 Swimmers 3 - BJ's 2 Sharpshooters 3 -Featherflights 2 Itchy Four 3 - Late Niters 2 BA's 3 - Scotties 2 This week's schedule 8 p.m. Itchy Four' vs Shiphunters Swimmers vs BA's Canners vs Dart Sharks BJ's vs Scotties 9:30 p.m. Winkers vs Sharpshooters Dark Angels vs Late Niters Featherflights vs Doublers Quiet Ones vs DP's Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, Ronnie and Sherrie visited on the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer. 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