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3 32
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BL D. Dobson 683
GG M. Sarnis 584
GY J. Glavin 506
HH J. Simpson 603
IN N. Dowson 477
JS R. Greene 440
MM J. Dougherty 567
SP S. Weber 605
SS C. Holtzman 594
Senior citizens
1 D. Frayne 378
2 H. Wells 290
3 H. Truemner 281
4 C. Smith 340
5 G. Webster 402
6 C. Smith 229
Friday Mixed
CH C. Murray 675 7 55
OC D. Brunton 556 0 1 MI P. McFalls 755 7 64
LG O. Jaques 566 0 42
MA L. Heckman 609 7 43
DS B. Bowerman 616 0 34
Sunday Mixed.
FA G. Stire 628 7 61
BL Default 0 9
DN G. Bouwman 605 7 48
AK T. Merrigan 559 0 30
MP J. Dougherty 672 5 69
BB Ft. A. Luther 677 2 41
DO E. Hillman 595 5 34
ON B. Heywood 566 2 31
('F M. Nisbet 655 7 51
UN A. Skinner 616 0 46
Lucian Ladies
SP M. Murphy 578 7 59
IS M. Jefferies 556 7 51
DA M. Young 528 7 39
HR M. Elson 521 0 38
RO L. Morley 562 5 36
FS J. McComb 544 7 36
RA M. Parnall 597 5 31
CO E. Burt 546 2 30
GE J, Gwalchmai 478 0 22
RP P. MacDonald 548 0 18
CA N. VanGeel 431 0 14
HT L. Abell 549 2 4
Lucan Colleens
ST N. Densmore 590 18
GA A. Scott 523 18
ST W. Avery 519 18
PE T. Hodgins 540 17
AM D, Brophy 586 14
BS A. Clarke 535 14
SENIOR GIRL CHAMPS — The team from J.A.D. McCurdy school at Huron Park won the senior girls crown
at a recent district cross country meet. From the left are, Wendy Hillman, Darlene Smith, Cathy Harvey,
Nina Underhill and June Barrett. T-A photo
Score two wins
In regular play in the Exeter
Rec hockey league Thursday
Rec league
night, Les Pines edged Usborne
township 4-3 and North Star
blasted Newby Tire 23-0.
Paul Mason scored two goals
to head the Les Pines scoring,
Getting one goal apiece were
Ron Moore and Rick MacDonald.
Scoring in single fashion for
Usborne were Ron Dougall,
Larry Skinner and Tim Ross.
In play tonight Thursday,
Usborne meets Newby Tire at 8
p,m. and Les Pines and North
Star meet at 9.30 p.m.
pxeter Men's `A'
C4TH R. Wood 797 7 57
L A. Pridham 591 0 11
RO B. Farquhar 773 7 59
CU J. Bedard 656 0 46
AL R. Hippern 724 7 30
SU H. Boltzmann 647 0 24
SP B. Nicol 762 5 51
167 W. Beattie 810 2 33
DD P. McFalls 709 7 51 KI G. Dauber 661 0 23
Exeter Men's 'B'
O&E D. Brintnell 794 5 37
GT B. Jones 584 2 21
FB D. Gifford 627 5 35
BS J. Brintnell 659 2 52 S&P R. Reiger 625 7 37
GR Default 0 2
CP B. Reynolds 658 5 47 EF L. Christiaen 611 2 34
,TA B. Nicol 638 5 53
D. Worby
AJrs. S. McNair 610 .? 46
Tuesday Ladies
HD R. Durand 617 0
AB C. Isaac 609 4
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PS L. Smith 627 7 37
PKP D, Riddell 610 0 31
FF J. Cooper 505 0 42
PP P. Haugh 650 7 58 HG
HB
N. Coleman 648
D. Wegg 553 3
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LC G. Obre 567 0 21
MM B. Turnbull 618 7 70
PDP J. Heywood 490 5 31
AH H. Daniel 562 2 42
Thursday Ladies
AE S. Martine 581 2 35
Mohawks better record
The Exeter Mohawks per-
forming for the first year in the
South Huron intermediate hockey
league scored a pair of victories
this week.
Thursday night at Huron Park
the Mohawks trounced Centralia
College 10-4 and Monday on home
ice they scored an 8-5 win over
the Zurich Flyers.
A third scheduled game in
Thedford against Jura was
postponed because of weather
conditions.
The Mohawks are now idle until
Robb, Charlie Bauman, Gerald
Spruyt and Jeff Graham.
Monday night at 8.30 p.m. at the
Exeter Arena when they play
host to the Shipka Colonials.
'Brad Datars and Terry Bourne
each scored two goals to lead
Monday's win over Zurich.
Checking in with single goals
were Murray Glanville, Gus
Brown, Mike Cushman and Bill
Van Bergen.
Ron Desjardine with a two goal
effort was best for Zurich. Get-
ting one goal apiece were Ron
Rader, Glenn Overholt and Pat
Bedard.
The Exeter victory over
Centralia College was paced by
the three goal performance by
Murray Glanville.
Bill Van Bergen and Al Rim-
mer each fired two successful
shots and single markers were
added by Bob Parsons, Jim Pfaff
and Dennis Bierling.
The College goals came in
single style from the sticks of Ed
Juveniles get
only one point
The Exeter juveniles after an
early lead were forced to battle
back to gain a 4-4 tie with Dor-
chester in a Shamrock minor 1
eague game, Sunday.
After blowing a 3-1 lead they
• battled back to gain a single point
in the league standings on a goal
by Fred Campbell on a pass from
Kim McKinnon with only three
minutes left to play.
Each team scored a goal in the
first period. Campbell was the
first Exeter marksman on a play
started by Gary Jennison and
McKinnon.
The Exeter club jumped into a
quick two goal lead early in the
second period on successful shots
by Cam Haist and Steve Pfaff.
Assists went to Pfaff and Camp-
bell.
Play continues
in Ausable loop
In Ausable Rec league hockey
this week Malcolm Welding
dumped Mt. Carmel by a score of
9-3 andParkhilledged Brinsley 5-
3.
Paul Glavin paced the Malcolm
Welding attack with a three goal
effort while Wayne Ropp fired
two successful shots. Getting one
goal apiece were Marty Jones,
Ernie Schlegel, Craig Kennedy
and Gerald Nordemann.
Jim Morrissey was best for Mt.
Carmel with two goals and Ron
Pickering added the third
counter for the losers.
Parkhill's win over Brinsley
was led by a two goal per-
formance by Adrian Van-
dervloet. Checking in with single
goals were Rollie Foster, Jim
Scott and Dale Schram.
Scoring in single fashion for
Brinsley were Bill Hodge, Bob
Hodgins and Greg Revington.
Atoms defeated
by Dorchester
The Exeter atoms dropped a 3-1
decision to Dorchester in
Shamrock minor "B" league play
at the Exeter arena Sunday.
The lone Exeter goal came in
the first period when Scott
Brintnell finished off a three-way
effort with Brian Blackburn and
Jim Siddall.
Many Thanks
to the
Separate School
Supporters for
the trust they
placed in me.
Greg
Fleming
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