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Times-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 11SERVICE ON THE . LUCAN HYDRO COMMISSION ✓ WASTE CONTAINER SERVICE FOR Exeter, Hensail, Grand Bend, Parkhill and all areas within C.H.Lewis (Lucan)Ltd #• Phone McGillivray township Re-elect Ellison Whiting for Councillor Colonials get one draw The Grand Bend Colonials gained a tie in their first two starts of the season in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. In the league opener in Zurich Friday night, the Colonials dropped a 6-3 deci­ sion to Kettle Point and Sun­ day they played to a 4-4 draw with Thedford. A third period goal by Mike Desjardine with assists going to Bob Lovie and Paul Maguire enabled the Colonials to get the tie with Thedford. Thedford took a 2-0 first period lead on goals by John Ross and Dave Sharp. Grand Bend rebounded in the middle period and scored three times with only one reply from the opposi­ tion. Steve Kadlecik was successful with two shots. Assists on the first score was credited to Larry Laye and PeterGill while Lay and Paul Maguire assisted on the second. The third score came from the stick of Rob Teevins. Assisting was Mac Richardson. The Thed­ ford goal was scored by Kevin Bryson. Ed Van Gorp tallied for Thedford in the third period before Desjardine notched the equalizer. In the loss to Kettle Point, the Grand Bend marksmen were Pete Gill, Tom Richardson and Steve Kadlecik. Paul Maguire picked up two assists while single assists went to Larry Laye and Tom Richardson. The Colonials will be in ac­ tion on three occasions this week. Friday night at 8:30 they will play host to Thed­ ford at the Zurich arena, Sunday they will meet the Zurich club in Zurich at 2‘ p.m. and Monday night they travel to Goderich for an 8:30 p.m. contest. Tie for first in dart loop The Winkers and Doublers are currently tied for first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 26 points apiece. A GOOD SEASON — The girls field hockey team at South Huron District High School going through the regular season un­ defeated, were runners-up at Huron-Perth and fourth at WOSSA. Back, Left, Sheila Edwards, Ann Marie Brand, Tena De Koker, Marj Ritchie, Marilyn Brand, Marg Pryde, Mary Ann Hogan, Joanne De Haan, Tammy Robinson and coach Jim Workman. Front, Teresa Van Raay, Barb Rader, Karen Ford, Joan Skinner, captain Sue Chapman, Carol Abbott, Liz Scott and Jeannette DeVries, Missing were Carol DeJonge and Bonnie Keyes. T-A photo Host Tavistock, Friday Hawks in battle for basement The Exeter Hawks will find themselves in an unusual position when they skate onto the ice at the South Huron rec centre, Friday, They’ll be facing the Tavistock Braves in that encounter and the two teams will be battling to escape the cellar of the northern division of the Western Junior "D” league. For the past two years, the Hawks have been at the top end of that league, but now find themselves tied with Tavistock for last place behind Mitchell, Lucan and Seaforth, with identical records of two wins and four losses, not including Exeter’s game last night in Bothwell. The Hawks dropped their only two starts this week, losing 6-1 in Thamesford, Friday, and then coming home from Mitchell with a 5- * 3 deficit on Tuesday. However, even in defeat there was a glimmer of hope, as netminder Randy Lovie turned in an exceptional effort against Mitchell, to give indications he is returning to form after being out of the lineup with a knee injury for most of last season. Lovie has been forced into full-time service due to a broken leg suffered by the Hawks other netminder, Steve Beer. Exeter also kept the score close on their namesakes from Mitchell, who were rolling to their fifth straight win. Mitchell took an early lead in'the tilt on a power play, but . Fred Mommersteeg knotted the count near the end of the first period when he finished off a power play with Dave Bogart and Jamie Caldwell. Exeter took a 2-1 lead in the opening minutes of the second when Caldwell scored on a power play, with the assist going to Mom­ mersteeg and Don McKellar. Mitchell then took ad­ vantage of having two extra men to even the count at 6:01 and took a 3-2 lead when they scored 30 seconds later with one Exeter player still watching from the penalty box. Exeter evened the count shortly after the mid-way mark when Dave Atthill found the range on a play with Terry Caldwell, but Mitchell came back four minutes later to score the eventual winner with the teams playing even, They added the insurance marker in the final minutes of the third period when Brad Fisher scored unassisted on a short handed situation, one of several occasions this season when the Hawks have been scored on while enjoying 'a power play. Lovie handled 44 shots in the Exeter net as the hosts dominated play throughout each period. He had 17 shots in the final period and kept his team in contention with some stellar play. The teams were even in the penalty parade, each serving 10 minors. In Friday night’s contest in Thamesford, the Hawks were without the services of two regulars, and ran out of steam in the final stanza as the Trojans scored four times to post their decisive 6-1 margin. The Hawks out-played their hosts by a slim margin over the first two periods, but some stellar netminding by Andy Riley kept them off the sheet on several good attempts. They took a 1-0 lead late in the first period when Jamie Caldwell blinked the light on a play with Kerry Bedard and -Dave Bogart, but Thamesford took over the scoring from that point to hand the Hawks their third loss of the season. The Trojans knotted the count in the last minute of the first, scored the winner on a power play in the se­ cond and then rattled home their other four in the third, one of those also coming on a power play and another while the Hawks enjoyed the man advantage. Exeter won the penalty parade, picking up 15, in­ cluding a 10 minute miscon­ duct to Don McKellar in the final minutes of the third. Times-Advocate, November 9, 1978 ft»ge 11 Field hockey team enjoys good year The South Huron District High School girls field hockey team placed fourth in the WOSSA championships held Saturday at Medway. Defence was the order of the day as the local girls won one game 1-0, played three scoreless ties and lost the final game to Medway by a score of 1-0, In the first game, Listowel provided the opposition, with a scoreless draw being the result. This was the third time the teams have met this season and the third draw. The local girls applied tremendous pressure, but failed to score. In their second and third games, North Middlesex and Parkride Collegiate from St. Thomas provided the op­ position, with 0-0 draws resulting. In the fourth game, the girls managed to find the net as they defeated Woodstock Collegiate 1-0 with Bonnie Keys scoring and Marilyn Brand assisting. This victory was welcomed as it gave the performed admirably during the season and to Susan Chapman this years captain and Jeanette De Vries, both founding members, who will be greatly missed next year. This victory was welcomed as it gave the team a needed boost for their final game against the fancied Medway High School, where hockey has been played for ten years, with considerable success at provincial level. Both teams played fast attractive hockey with the play moving from end to end. The local girls pressured and frustrated the opposition and had many good scoring chances, but the ball refused to enter the net. Two minutes from the end Medway broke away and scored a fine goal. South Huron continued their pressure, but to no ayaiL This was quite a day for goaltender Carol DeJonge, who recorded four shut outs,-* The girls enderf the season with no silverware, but they should be congratulated on playing their best ever season of hockey. A special thanks to the grade nine students who performed admirably during the season and to Susan Chapman this years captain and Jeannette De Vries, both founding members, who will be greatly missed next year, Several quit town posts Exeter’s newly elected council will have several vacancies to fill on the town’s committees and boards when they take office in December. Mayor Bruce Shaw an­ nounced that three of the four local members of the rec centre board would be retiring, including himself, George Godbolt and Kim McLean. In a letter to council this week, the rec centre board advised that the ap­ pointments should be made later this year so the new members can assume office at the first January meeting. The only local represen­ tative planning to stay on for another term is Jerry MacLean. Former mayor, Jack Delbridge, has also tendered his resignation as a member of the committee of adjust­ ment. Derry Boyle, who will take over the mayor’s chair, said he already had two men who indicated they would fill vacancies on the rec centre board. c Old checker players never die. They just move away. CAMPBELL, jay FOR EXETER COUNCIL VOTE DIANNE MOLLARD For Councillor Township of McGillivray The Itchy Niters are right behind with 25 points and the Sassenachs are fourth with 24 points. The Sabres are fifth with 22, the Flying High and Out of Space each have 21 and the Outlaws and DR’s are even at 20. Completing the standings are Nicky Tams 19, Family Affair 18, CB’ers, Scotties and Shiphunters at 17, Chances 14 and Canscotts 13. This week’s scores were: Sabres 5 - Canscotts 0 CB’ers 4 — Shiphunters 1 Itchy Niters 4 — Outlaws 1 Winkers 4 — Out of Space 1 Scotties 3 — Chances 2 Doublers 3 — DR’s 2 Sassenachs 3 — Nicky Tams 2 Flying High 3 —- Family Affair 2. Friday’s schedule is as follows! 8:00 p.m. Family Affair vs Out of Space; DR’s vs Scotties; Outlaws vs Sabres; Flying High vs Chances. 9:30 p.m. Shiphunters vs Nicky Tams; Doublers vs Winkers; Sassenachs vs CB’ers; Itchy Niters vs Canscotts. is. QUESTIONNAIRE Exeter's Mainway business and professional people are interested in what you think of the area. You can help by completing and returning the questionaire below. If there is not enough room and you have ad­ ditional comments you would like to make, please include them too. Just dip along the broken lines, fold and drop in the mail. The postage is already paid. 1. Age: (13-17), (26- 35), (18-25), (36-45), 4. Number of years you have lived in area: p (45-65),(65 and over) 2. Sex: (M) (F) 5. How many hours per week do you spend in the Main Street area? SEPARATE SCHOOL ELECTORS 3. Occupation:Day hours hours IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF LONDON, BIDDULPH, WEST NISSOURI, BLANSHARD, McGILLIVRAY AND THE VILLAGE OF LUCAN. On Nov. 13th Re-Elect PAT CRUNICAN AS TRUSTEE TO THE LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD. Thank you for your continued support V 9. How do you rate car parking facilities in the town? a) on Main Street good fair poor b) in rear parking lots good fait poor i 12, What is your favourite building on Main Street? Why? 8. Describe the features of this place that made it en­ joyable. 7. Where have you shopped, other than in Exeter, that was a pleasant or enjoyable experience? 6, How do you spend most of the time? Window Shopping __„„„ hours Shopping ——.hours Dining Out —__hours Recreation __—.hours Citizen Groups ——.hours Other ___hoursNight 10. Rate Main Street and your impression of it. good fair poOr a) building appearance b) traffic c) street lighting brightness d) sidewalk width e) window displays f) street signs g) covered walkways &/or awnings •------ ------- ------- 13, What would you suggest to improve Mdirt Sheet? 11. How Do You Rafe Our Shops And Services good ft fair poor Selection good fair poor Service good fair poor Competitive Pricing good fait poor 14. What other typos of businesses or services would you like to see com6 to Exeter. w>•M.RMhMMMNI PLEASE RETURN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE TODAY - NO POSTAGE NECESSARY SEE REVERSE SIDE