The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-09, Page 6WIN OAKRIDGE CONSOLATION - The Exeter atom "B" team won the consolation championship in
holiday tournament at the Oakridge arena in London. Back, left, coaches Howard Churchill, Gaylen
Josephson and Peter McFalls. Centre, Dale Jones, Trevor Boyle, Brent Atthill, Mike Stewart, Rick Mattucci,
Danny Becker and Graham Solomon. Front, Steve Francis, Jim Siddall, Jonathan Melhuish, Brian Blackburn,
Scott Brintnell and. Scott Hartley. T-A photo
Record shut-out
Hawks pick up three points
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FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS
By Ross Haugh.
Huron Park minor teams busy,,,
Parkettes lose tilt to .Lucan
Plan
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This is our first column for the year 1975 and we would
like to take a quick look at what could happen in the spor-
ting world not only locally, but nationally and international-
ly,
One of the most important subjects on the local front is
planning on the proposed recreational complex. When first
talked about it was called a sports complex but this is sort
of misleading as a centre of such magnitude would cover
the complete segment of recreation and fulfill the needs of
leisure time for persons of all ages.
The committee in charge of planning has called a
meeting for Tuesday, January 14 at the Exeter Public
School library at 8 p.m.
An article elsewhere in this issue tells about the up-
coming meeting and the hopes of the group in receiving
reaction and input from the public.
The first reaction wanted by the committee is on
proposed sites. Anyone whether for or against the project
or any site is urged to attend the meeting and voice their
views.
John Stephens of town has been named chairman of the
recreation complex committee. In our opinion this was an
excellent choice.
John is head of the agricultural business management
division at Centralia Agricultural College and has 10 years
experience with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture in
Guelph and Toronto,
New seniors quarters
One of the busiest groups in 1975 will be the senior
citizens of Exeter and district.
Thanks to a couple of government grants under the New
Horizons program, two facilities are being renovated and
updated for use by the area's seniors,
The clubhouse at the Exeter lawn bowling club is being
enlarged and renovated for all year-round use. In addition to
accommodating bowlers in the summer months, the rooms
will now be used for card playing and other recreation ac-
tivities throughout the year.
The latest grant of $8,000 is being used on the Exeter
Lions Scout House on John Street west. In addition to some
renovations, the monies will be used to purchase equipment
and supplies.
The former Scout house will be called Well-Come Inn.
Exeter Rec director Jim McKinlay who has been very in-
strumental in the seniors activities said he hopes the
program at Well-Come Inn will be self sustaining in about a
year and a half.
The building will be equipped with a refrigerator, card
tables, chairs and craft facilties. It is expected the ladies
will be setting up quilting frames to follow a favorite hobby,
Murray Neil is president of the Exeter Senior Citizens.
Bigger and better playground
In his first full summer here as recreation director,
Jirri,McKinlay hopes to expand several other programs. He
expects to spend a lot of time in enlarging and improving
The summer playground program.
During the last couple of years the senior playground
program at Exeter Community park has been running on a
small scale while the younger fry have enjoyed the park and
wading pool facilities at Victoria park on Huron Street
west.
McKinlay hopes to make the sites more conducive to
children and enlarge the activities. Continuing, McKinlay
commented, "we won't have too many changes at the
swimming pool, but we hope to successfully defend the
swimming championship we won last year."
Roller skating which proved to be very successful on a
limited basis during the late summer months of 1974 will be
extended to the full summer season.
There is a distinct possibility of the introduction locally
of the sport of lacrosse. Interest in tennis should also in-
crease sharply with the construction of new courts near the
high school and Exeter Public School.
McKinlay said he expects to spend a goodly amount of
time on planning co-operative recreation programs with
neighbouring townships.
More sports celebrities
One of the early highlights of 1975 locally will be the
second annual Exeter Lions club Sportsmen's dinner.
Lloyd Ross, Murray Moore, Frank Giffin and many
other Lions club members have been working hard in lining
up an attractive lineup of speakers.
The headline speaker is Jack Donohue, coach of
Canada's National basketball team. He will be ably sup-
ported by harness horse driver Shelley Goudreau, Ron
Lenore of the Detroit Tigers, golfer Ken Doig, Montreal
Alouettes Glen Weir and Mike Widger, Tuffy Knight of
Wilfred Laurier University, curler George Parkes and
former top fastball hurler Russ Evon.
Add to this the presence of crippled kids greatest friend
Whipper Billy Watson and the master of ceremonies Bruce
Murray of St. Marys, who is a tremendous after dinner
speaker in his own right.
In addition to a goodly number of confirmed guests are
the possibilities of having Fred Shero, Earl Ross and Mike
Jorgenson also in attendance.
Correction
Charlie Sims of Crediton is one of the most enthusiastic
fishermen in the area and he ended the year 1974 with two
good catches in the Nine Mile River at Port Albert on
December 29.
A picture of Charlie and his two big rainbow trout
appeared on the front page of the December 31 issue but the
weights Were incorrect.
The trout weighed 10 and six pounds instead of 10 and 16
pounds. Sorry Charlie. Made for a good fish story, though.
A worthy honour
It was very gratifying to hear that Ken Doig of Seaforth
placed third in the voting for the best golfer of the year 1974
in the province of Ontario.
Ken enjoyed one of his better years on the golf links and
represented Ontario in the Canadian Amateur at Winnipeg
and was chosen as one of four Canadians to compete in
International competition in the fall.
Doig was surpassed only by Gary Cowan of Kitchener
and Kelly Roberts of London as the top amateur and
professional golfers in the province.
The Exeter Hawks gained
three of four possible points in
Ontario Hockey Association
Junior "D" action this week.
The Hawks were held to a 7-7
tie Friday night by the Strathroy
Falcons but they came roaring
back Tuesday in Seaforth to
blank the Seaforth Centenaires 7-
0.
In exhibition play, Saturday
the Hawks scored an 8-3 victory
over the Tri-County juniors from
Mt. Brydges.
Three outings await the Hawks
in the coming week. Friday night
they will be at home to the
Lambeth Flyers and Sunday
afternoon they travel to Lucan to
meet the Irish in a 2 p.m. contest.
The next home start for the
Hawks will then be Wednesday,
January 15,when the Port Stanley
Lions will be in town.
Gerald Weido and captain
Harry Smits scored two goals
each and Randy Lovie turned in a
shutout performance to lead
Exeter's 7-0 Tuesday win over
Seaforth,
The Hawks took a 2-0 first
period lead on an'unassisted goal
by Steve Jennison and a score by
Harry Smits on a play started by
Matt Muller and Gerald Weido.
The only Hawks score in the
middle frame was fired by Matt
Muller with assists going to Noel
Skinner and Harry Smits.
In the third period, Gerald
Weido scored twice, one
unassisted and the other on a
pass frOrri Harry Smits.
Smits completed' his double
scoring on passes from Noel
Skinner and Rick Mornrneriteeg
and Steve Schroeder tallied with
passing help coming from Kevin
B estard.
A goal by Brian Taylor with
less than three minutes left
The Hawks scored three goals
in the first half of the second
period to move in front 5-2.
Captain Harry Smits scored
unassisted; Steve Schroeder hit
the mark with passing help from
Bill Van Bergen and Rick
Mommersteeg and Brian Taylor
converted passes from Harry
Smits and Steve Jennison.
Strathroy bounced right back
on goals by Dave Scott, Pete
Varga and Dave Beselaere.
The Hawks moved ahead 6-5 at
3:21 of the third period on a
successful shot by Rick Ingram.
The assist went to Wayne Regier.
Strathroy then took the lead
back on goals from Mark
Prangley and Pete Varga to the
stage for Brian Taylor's tying
goal. Kevin Bestard and Harry
Smits assisted.
Muller gets hat trick
Matt Muller turned in a hat
trick performance to lead the
Hawks 8-3 exhibition win over Mt.
Brydges.
The balance of the' Exeter
scoring was shared by five
performers. Getting one goal
apiece were Noel Skinner, Brian
Taylor, Gord Pryde, Kevin
Bestard and Harry Smits,
Gord Pryde was best in the
assist department with three and
Donnie McKellarand Matt Muller
each helped on two goals.
Minor hockey teams from
Huron Park enjoyed a busy
holiday season with a total of 16
games on the schedule.
In a December 27 tripleheader
with Lucan clubs, the Huron Park
pee wees won 2-1 while Lucan
won the bantam and midget
contests by scores of 8-2 and 6-2,
respectively,
Ralph Wells and Steve O'Neill
were the successful marksmen in
the pee wee victory. Mark
Cronyn and Ross Black were the
bantam scorers and Jim Moffatt
and Randy Somerville took care
of the midget counting.
The next night at Huron Park,
the Ilderton atoms downed the
home team by a score of 5-3.
Dave Murray scored twice for
Huron Park and Terry Hodgins
added a single. The Ilderton
atoms blanked Huron Park 14-0.
In an exhibition ladies contest,
Lucan downed the Huron
Parkettes 3-1, Kathy Lawrence
was the only goal scorer for the
losers,
A December 30 tripleheader at
Ilderton resulted in three wins for
the home teams, Terry Underhill
and Dave O'Neill scored for the
Huron Park midgets in a 4-2
losing cause,
Rick Lather was the pee wee
marksman as his club lost 2-1 and
Ilderton won the bantam game 8-
0.
In Belmont on January 3, the
Huron Park midgets won 6-3
while the pee wees lost 3-1 and the
bantams were blanked 12-0.
Randy Somerville scored three
times to pace the midget scoring
attack. Jim Moffatt was next
with two successful shots and
Pee wees
get shutout
In their only action this week in
Shamrock minor league "A"
play, the Exeter pee wees scored
a close 2-0 victory over St. Marys.
The' first Exeter marker came
in the first period from the stick
of Wayne Parsons on a pass from
Larry Dawson.
In the middle frame, David
Bell was the successful
marksman coverting a pass from
Ed Willis.
Each team collected only two
minor penalties. Doug Hoffman
and Steve Wells combined to gain
the shutout,
Perry Knee added a single, Alan
Laurin and Randy Somerville
picked up two assists apiece.
Tony Underhill was the only
marksman for the pee wees.
Saturday on home ice, the pee
wees downed Lucan 5.2 and the
two atom teams played to a 1.1
draw.
Robbie Funston was the only
double scorer in the ,pee wee
victory. Scoring in single fashion
were Harold Borden, Tony
Underhill and Ralph Wells.
Terry Hodgins was the only
atom goal scorer.
In a Sunday doubleheader,
Huron Park bantams and Exeter
"B" 's played a 6-6 draw and
Huron Park edged the Exeter
bantam '13' team 9-3,
Scoring one goal apiece for the
HP bantams were Tony
Underhill, Scott Walsh, Ron
Kennedy, Bob Lawrence, Blair
Hearn and Ralph Wells.
Brian Mercer and Paul Van
Gerwen each scored three goals
to take care of the Exeter
scoring.
Ralph Wells paced the Huron
Park pee wee scoring with a
Itchy Niters
keep lead
The Itchy Niters with a 57 point
total continue to lead all com-
petition in the Exeter Legion
mixed dart league, The Dark
Angels are in the runner-up spot
with 54 points and the Doublers
are third with 52 points.
This week's scores were:
Doublers 5 - F Troop 0
Itchy Niters 4 - Scotties 1
Outlaws 4 - Shiphunters 1
Dark Angels 4 - Nighthawks 1
Inlaws 3 - Canners 2
Last Chance 3 - BJ's 2
Winkers 3 - Supremes 2
DR's 3 - BA's 2
Friday's schedule is as follows:
8 p.m.
Inlaws vs Shiphunters
DR's vs BJ's
Doublers vs Nighthawks
Canners vs Outlaws
9.30p.m.
Dark Angels vs F Troop
Winkers vs Itchy Niters
BA's vs Last Chance
Scotties vs Supremes
three goal performance. Close
behind with two goals apiece
were Tony Underhill and Rick
Lather while Don Stuckless and
Steve Gibbs added singles.
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Sun„ Jan. 12
4:30 - Atom B vs Lucan
Wed., Jan. 15
8:00 Port Stanley vs Hawks
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allowed the Hawks to gain
Friday's 7-7 tie with Strathroy.
The first period ended 2-2, Rick
Ingram opened the scoring for
the Hawks on a solo effort and
Noel Skinner hit the mark con-
verting a pass from Steve Jen-
nison, Dave Scott and Mark
Prangley replied for the Falcons.
Juveniles win
over St. Marys
The Exeter juveniles after
building up an early lead were
able to hold on to post a 5-3 win
over St. Marys at the Exeter
arena, Sunday night in a
Shamrock league contest.
The Exeter youngsters scored
two goals in each of the first and
second periods before St. Marys
reached the scoreboard for the
first time early in the third
period.
Rick Moody opened the scoring
for the winners at 4:08 of the first
period converting a pass from
Jim Ferguson.
Brian Penhale made it 2-0 on a
play originated by Moody, In the
second session, Larry Clarke
pulled the trigger on two suc-
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Brian Penhale, Fred Campbell
and Gary Jennison.
Rick Moody was back with the
]only Exeter marker of the closing
-period with assists going to
Moody and Ferguson,
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Doug Newton were the St.,Marys-
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