Times-Advocate, 1979-02-14, Page 9Number of skaters
pass figure tests
The Exeter figure skating
club held two more
successful test days January
23 and 29. Following are the
names of the members who
passed.
1 Badge: Christie Gray,
Amiee Glavin, Shonyn
Mikala
Heather
Jennifer
Rita Bilcke,
Baynham,
McDougall,
Wagner,
Wareham,
Jason Coolman, Douglas
Jones, Mark McDonald,
Melinda Nethercott.
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| WED., FEB. 14 |
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= Exeter Bantam II |
= 8:15 — Listowel vs -
= Exeter Bantams =
SAT., FEB. 17
4:00 — St. Marys vs
Exeter Midget II
5:15 -T- Ohsweken vs
Exeter Bantams
2 Badge: Andrea Bell,
Stephanie Baptiste, Denise
Hendrick, Tammy Haist,
Julie Merner, Robin
McLean, Timothy Nether-
cott, Sheryl Oke, Tobi
Taylor, Tina Taylor, Dennis
Webster, Shannon Westlake,
Natalie D’Ornellas.
3 Badge: Marcie Ellison,
Michelle Ellison, Lisa
Faber, Julie Glavin, Lori
Lynn Wagner.
4 Badges: Tanya
Delbridge, Sara Patterson,
Kim Murray, Tara Wright,
Janet Wright, Terra Ahrens.
5 Badges: Laurie
McLelland, Trevor Ratz,
Tracy Ratz, Diane Willis,
Karen Miller, Tracy Oke,
Catherine Davison, Patti
O'Toole.
6 Badges: Cherie
Wedlake.
7 Badges :w Darren Faber,
Lisa Blue,'Joanne Seller,
Lori Faber, Sandra DeBoer.
8 Badges: Sandra DeBoer,
Sheryl DeBoer, Kim
Vanderwiel.
9 Badges: Jodi Chanye,
Sandra DeBoer.
10 Badges: Debbie Down,
Charlotte Miller.
The winner of the hand
knit afghan was Mrs.
Bariteau of Grand Bend.
A MAPLE LEAF — Dave Hutchinson represented the Toronto Maple Leafs at the 1979 Exeter Sportsmen's dinner. Talking with
Hutchinson ana his wife Allana are Sue Mousseau and Catherine Raymond. T-A photo
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Fail to make playoffs
Jets get resounding win over Kings
Times-Advocqte, February 14, 1979
Zurich takes crown
wins over Monkton
The southern division of
the Western Ontario
Athletic Association pee
wee *D’ tournament was
won Saturday night by
Zurich.
The Zurich youngsters
defeated Monkton in two
games at the Huron Park
arena by scores of 6-0 and 5-
2.
Saturday’s games were
the windup to a tournament
the previous Sunday when
Monkton was unableto com
pete because of bad
weather.
Captain Dean Armstrong
scored three times all on un
assisted efforts to lead his
club to the first 6-0 win over
Monkton.
Rick Kuepfer was next in
line in the scoring depart
ment with two goals. One
came on a solo dash and the
other on a pass from Darcy
Martin.
The other Zurich score
came from the stick of
Derek McKinnon with the
assist going to Dean
Armstrong.
On the final contest, most
of the scoring came in the
first period with Zurich tak
ing a 3-2 lead.
Dennis McEwen put
Monkton into a quick 1-0
lead but it took Zurich only a
minute to even matters as
Dan Creces hit on a three-
way effort with Rick
Kuepfer and Darcy Martin.
With three minutes left,
Rick Kuepfer scored on an
individual effort only to
have Jeff Hulley reply for
Monkton.
Mark Boogemans gave
Zurich a 3-2 edge with 54
seconds remaining.
Assisting were Rick
Kuepfer ana Darcy Martin.
Only one goal was
registered in each of the se
cond and third periods as
both clubs began to tire.
Doug Schade was the se
cond period marksman with
the passing help provided by
Dean Armstrong and Derek
McKinnon.
Late in the third period,
Dan Creces cashed in a pass
from Darcy Martin to com
plete the Zurich scoring.
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The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
will not make the Ontario
Hockey Association Con
tinental playoffs this year,
but, that did not stop them
from coming up with a scin-
tilating performance Thurs
day night.
On London Gardens ice,
the Jets turned in one of
their best efforts of the
season as they trounced the
London Kings by a score of
10-1.
It was their only win of the
week as they lost 9-5 to the
Stratford Perths, Wednes
day and were on the short
end of a 7-3 count to the
Woodstock Royals in Ilder-
ton Sunday afternoon.
The only action for the
Jets this week is Friday
night when the London
Kings come into Ilderton for
a return contest. Game time
is 8:15 p.m.
One goal periods
Against Woodstock Sun
day afternoon the Jets could
score only one goal in each
period.
Ed Parkinson was the first
period marksman on a
three-way effort with cap
tain Barry Baynham and
Brian Murphy while Lucan
Irish junior graduate Randy
Kraul registered in the mid
dle frame with passing h^lp
frorr?'sChuck Robbins arid
Jamie Robb.
The third period L-I score
came from the stick of
Bruce Reddick with the
assist going to JamieRobb.
Ray Tilley was the top
goal getter for the Royals
with one successful shot in
each period. Scoring in
single fashion were playing
coach Steve DeGurse, Bob
Gloin, Ken Russell and Dave
Steffens.
two assists in the final surge
of scoring and single assists
were added by Barry
Baynham, Jim Pinnegar,
Bruce Reddick, Ian
McTavish and Chuck Rob
bins.
In London Thursday night
most of the scoring came in
the last half of the game.
The Jets led 1-0 after the
first 20 minutes of play and
were leading by only a 3-1
count at the halfway mark of
the second stanza.
The only first period scor
ing came at 13:54 on a
successful Jets power play
attempt. Bruce Reddick hit
the mark with assists going
to Bruce Reddick and Barry
Baynham.
Jamie Robb made it 2-0 at
8:05 of the second period on
passes from Steve Proctor
and Jim Pinnegar. Only 24
seconds later Ken Murray of
the Kings beat Lome Daer
in the L-I net for the only
time of the night. The Kings
were shorthanded at the
time.
The Jets were able to take
advantage of the same
power play situation when
Ian McTavish scored at 9:06
on a play originated by Ran
dy Kraul and Bill White.
The Jets added two more
goals before the second
period was completed to
take a 5-1 edge on the
scoreboard.
Bill White registered at
12:58 with assists going to
Bruce Reddick and Rick
Banks and. Barry .Baynham
counted, with.Ian, McTavish, , ^.v,
and Dave Revington on and came as Jhe stole the
another power play.
The Jets were able to
score five times in the final
period and the scoring was
well spread.
Steve Proctor, Jamie
Robb, Bill White, Jim
Pinnegar and Ed Parkinson
were the marksmen. The
latter’s goal came when a
London power play attempt
backfired.
Greg Roberts picked
Third period proves fatal
Four goals in the third
period allowed the Perths to
score Wednesday’s 7-5 win
over the Lucan-Ilderton
team.
Bob Harrison and Dave
Ferrede each scored their
second goals of the game in
the final 20 minutes of play
for the Perths. Scoring in
single fashion were Dan Se
guin, Brent Webley, Randy
Myers and Graham Snyder.
The Jets were able to
skate to the first intermis
sion with a 2-1 lead as Steve
Proctor converted passes
from Brian Dundas and Ian
McTavish and Barry
Baynham registered with
passing assistance from Ed
Parkinson.
Ed Parkinson took care of
the balance of the Jets scor
ing. He hit with two second
period goals and scored a
single marker in the going
home period,
Greg Roberts and Dave
Revington. .assisted on the
first Pgrkinson goal and the
other, two. w.erq, unassisted J—J _- II.
puck from the, opposition
while the Jets were playing
one man short.
Lome Daer in the Jets net
faced a total of 42 shots
while his mates sent 27
pucks towards Tom Ruston
in the Stratford goal.
Up
Referee Murray Derrick
issued seven of the 13 minor
penalties to the Jets.
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For the first time in many
weeks three points separate
the two top teams in the
Exeter Legion mixed dart
league.
The Itchy Niters scored a
3-2 win over the CB’ers
Friday night while the
Doublers were blanked 5-0
bu Out of Space. The Itchy
Niters now lead the standing
with 68 points, three more
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The Winkers hold down
third spot with 64 points
while the DR’s and Family
Affair are deadlocked for
fourth with 62 points apiece.
The Sassenachs are next at
60 points, Out of Space have
59, Family Affair 54, CB’ers
52, Scotties 49, Outlaws and
Sabres 46, Nicky Tams 43,
Shiphunters 40, Canscotts 36
and Chances 34.
This week’s scores were:
Family Affair 4 — Chances 1
Out of Space 5 — Doublers 0
DR’s 4 — Winkers 1
Flying High 4 — Scotties
Sassenachs 4 — Canscotts
Sabres 4 — Nicky Tams 1
Shiphunters 3 — Outlaws
Itchy Niters 3 — CB’ers 2
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Girls excel
in volleyball
The South Huron District
High School senior girls
volleyball continues to turn
in excellent. performances.
In a Wednesday tour
nament in Exeter, the South
Huron club defeated Madill
of Wingham 15-12, 15-9 and
15-9, defeated Seaforth 15-1,
15-3, 15-7 and 15-3 but lost to
Goderich by scores of 6-15
and 3-15.
Leading the SH girls were
Jill Tuckey, Karen
McAllister, Ann Dearing and
Lisa Stretton.
In a Saturday tourney in
Ingersoll, Karen McAllister,
Ann Dearing, Deb Horner '
and Jill Tuckey led SH to
seven victories in 10 games.
They swept past Arthur
Vooden of St. Thomas 15-5
and 15-13 and Dorchester 15-6
and 15-13.
Games with three other
teams were split, against
Goderich the scores were 12-
15 and 15-7, 9-15 and 18-16
against Seaforth and a 15-11
and 6-15 split with Ingersoll,
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