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Times-Advocate, 1978-11-09, Page 12Poge 12 Times-Advocgte, November 9, 1979 't JOHN TINNEY Reeve For Hay Township Nov. 13th REC LEAGUE nA" WINNERS — The winners of the "A" flight of the Exeter and Area Men's Recreational Softball League were the Crescent Rolls. In the back row (left-right) are Jim Russell, Bob Whiteford, Jim DeBlock, Bill Brock, and Joe Darling. The front row consists of Jim Darling, Larry Beuerman, Al Quinn, coach John Miners, John McNeely, Ray Mills and Bob Lam- mie. Missing were Jim Barners, Elmer Taylor, Marv Caton and Dennis Smith. T-A photo I J ■P A 1 bW . I It's been a pleasure & challenge to serve on Tuckersmith Council for the past 2 years I solicit your support on Nov. 13th Robert Fotheringham come wins Midgets post perfect record, bantams and novice break even The Exeter midgets were the only minor team to post a perfect record this week, scoring a 3-0 win over Strathroy and a 4-1 decision against Dorchester. The bantams and novice crews split their two games, while the atoms and pee wees were losers in their two outings. Playing in Dorchester, Tuesday, the midgets came within 24 seconds of posting their second straight Shamrock shutout, but their hosts finally beat Doug Hoff­ man at the 9 36 mark to spoil the bid for another whitewash. WILLIAMSON ssj The teams battled on scoreless terms in the first period before Exeter took control of the game with three goals in the second. Jeff Fuller, Dave Jackson and Dave Bell blinked the light, with assists on the plays going to Fuller, Rick Lindenfield, Ed Willis and Wayne Parsons. They upped the margin to 4-0 late in the third when Lindenfield scored on a pass from Parsons. On home ice Wednesday, Hoffman and Steve Wells recorded their first shutout as they blanked Strathroy 3- 0. Dave Jackson scored the team’s first goal in the first period and Ed Willis and Wayne Parsons added in­ surance markers early in the third. Parsons picked up one assist, as did Wayne Smith, Jeff Fuller and Rick Linden­ field. "I believe Industrial Growth is Important WHY? 1) The only way to hold the line on taxes 2) The only way to stimulate employment 3) The only way to expand our local economy 4) The only way to balance our agricultural wealth 5) The only way to guarantee a thriving and progressive future If You Agree VOTE WILLIAMSON For COUNCILLOR Bantams split The Exeter bantams jumped into a 3-0 lead in their game at Dorchester, Tuesday, but had to hang on to the post a 3-2 margin. In their Wednesday game, they dropped a 3-2 decision to Strathroy at home. In the Dorchester game, the team started out in high gear, but a parade of penalties and some sloppy defensive work almost cost them the win. Jim Siddall, Tom Coates and Dave Shaw scored the first period markers with the assists going to Jamie Chaffe, Trevor Boyle, Scott Pincombe and Bill Glover. Exeter picked up 10 minor penalties in the contest, compared to the four handed out to Dorchester, and the offensive-minded defence were continually caught out of position up the ice, for­ cing goalie Peter Dearing into several key saves to protect the lead. Two defensive mistakes resulted in goals for the visiting Strathroy bantams as they handed Exeter their first loss of the season, Wednesday, in a close 3-2 struggle. The first Strathroy goal came when an Exeter defender had the puck stolen off his stick in the first period, allowing a breakaway goal, while in the third, another defender had his clearing shot stopped at the point and the puck was rifled back into the cage behind Peter Dearing. Bill Glover handled the ■ Exeter scoring with a goal in the second and one late in the game. Picking up assists on the plays were Dave Shaw, Scott Brintnell and Mike Clark. Still winless The local pee wees remained winless as they dropped a 3-0 decision to Dorchester in a lethargic display, Tuesday, and were trounced 13-2 on their own ice by Strathroy. Dorchester scored twice in the first period and added another in the third to blank the locals, who just couldn’t get any bounces going their , way on the few good scoring attempts they did muster. In Wednesday night’s game at the rec centre, the Exeter pee wees scored the first and last1’goals of the contest, but Strathroy scored 13 in between to hand the locals their worst drub­ bing of the young Shamrock season, Darren Vandergunst and Steve Laithwaite scored for the locals in the lopsided contest with the big, strong skating Strathroy con­ tingent. The two scorers also picked up an assist on each other’s goal, while Jeff Pfaff also assisted on one. Atoms lose two The Exeter atoms dropped two outings in Shamrock league play this week, losing 2-1 to East London on Satur­ day and then being shutout 3- 0 at home by Lambeth the following day. ThegameagainstEastLon- don was a close struggle throughout and wasn’t decided until Ron Loukes broke through the Exeter defence late in the third period to score the winner, London had taken a lead in the first on Loukes first tally of the game, but Exeter cap­ tain Brett Batten put the teams on equal terms in the second frame when he bang­ ed in a quick shot after tak­ ing a pass from Bryan Quinn. In Sunday’s game at the rec centre, the Lambeth crew out-hustled the locals to win in convincing style. Only some stellar net play by Steve Pym and Jim Lewis held the game as close as it was. Novice split The Exeter Waxers dropped an 8-1 decision to Parkhill in an exhibition contest, Saturday, but shook off the drubbing to come home on Sunday to post a 2-1 win over Lambeth in a regular Shamrock league tilt. Parkhill jumped into a 6-0 lead in the first half of Saturday’s contest, but the Waxers started to skate in the last half of the game and were only out-scored by a 2-1 margin. Jeff Dalrymple scored Ex­ eter’s lone goal, after being handed the puck in front of an open corner by B.J. Batten. Stephen Lingard also picked up an assist on the play. Exeter out-played their guests in Sunday’s game at the rec centre, but needed a late goal from Jeff Dalrym­ ple to pull out the win. He took a pass from Doug Clark and found the mark from a difficult angle beside the Lambeth net. Exeter took a 1-0 lead ear­ ly in the second when passes from Rob McLean and. B.J. Batten sent Jon O’Connor streaking down the left side and he made no mistake on a hard shot from the face-off circle. Lambeth evened the count late in the second when the Exeter defence made one of their few mistakes in the game, allowing Kevin Allen to break in all alone on Shawn More in the nets. ■I over The Lucan-Ilderton Jets cameupwith two outstanding performances this week. Friday night the Jets blanked their arch rivals, the Durham Huskies 4-0 and Sunday afternoon they edged lost year's Continental senior league champion Petrolia Squires 7-6 in over­ time. The Jets were in Stratford last night, Wednesday and Friday night they will be back at the Ilderton arena at 8:15 to take on the same Stratford club. They will be in Chatham November 15. Dave Revington was the scoring star for the L-I club in the 4-0 shutout over Durham. Revington scored three times, two goals com­ ing in a space of less than two minutes near the midway mark of the third period to wrap up the vic­ tory. Revington notched the only goal of the first period on a pass from Jamie Robb. In the second period, Ran­ dy Kraul put the Jets ahead 2-0 and 9:21 with the assist being provided by Barry Baynham. Dave Revington scored his second goal of the night at 9:08 of the final frame on a pass from Gary Herr and a minute and 40 seconds later he converted a pass from Jamie Robb on a power play- Parkinson stars In Sunday’s exciting vic­ tory over Petrolia, Wally Parkinson fired three successful shots to lead the Jets scoring attack. The score was tied 2-2 at the end of the first period. Jamie Robb and Tom Hodgins were the L-I marksmen. Wally Parkinson and Randy Kraul assisted'on Robb’s score and Brian Dun­ das and Doug Kennedy helped Hodgins score. Hodgins, Dundas and Kennedy were with the Jets for the first time from the St. Marys intermediate club. DaleWilson and Bill Aber­ crombie scored the first two Petrolia goals. The Jets jumped into a 5-3 lead after the first 40 minutes of play. Wally Parkinson scored twice, once on an unassisted effort and the second on' passes from Dave Revington and Jim Pinnegar. The other Jets second period score came from the stick of Brian Murphy on a pass from Randy McIntyre. Lou Gagnon was the lone Petrolia marksman, Randy McIntyre scored at 3:48 of the third period on passing help from Dave Revington and Brian Murphy to put the Jets in front 6-3. Petrolia came on strong in the latter part of the third period with goals by Bill Calvert, Bill Abercrombie and Doug Zonneville to send the game into overtime. Only 41 seconds had elaps­ ed in the extra time when Wally Parkinson beat Bruce Aberbart in the Petrolia nets. Veteran goalie Lome Daer was back in the L-I nets and turned away 32 Durham shots to gain the shutout. To the ratepayers of the TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN We wish to express our sincere thanks to you for your confidence in our recent acclamation. 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The return postage is already paid. minutes of your time and vote on way down, and you will find the Your Vote Will Business Reply Mail No Postage Stamp Necessary if Mailed in Canada Postage will be paid by: EXETER MAINWAY QUESTIONNAIRE c/o BOX 850, EXETER, ONT., NOM ISO EXETER COUNCIL Let experience keep working for you , Re-elect a person who worked hard to bring about many changes since 1962. A person who understands the future needs of all citizens and the Town of Exeter- I I I I I I I If elected I will continue to work equally tor all citizens and for the I betterment of our community, at a tax rate we can afford. We offer many hours of our time on your behalf. Give a few Look down the ballot (Wright) candidate. Res 25 I Marlborough Phone 235 0491 November 13 Be Acknowledged