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PEEWEE BASEBALL WINNERS The Exeter Peewee baseball team held their awards banquet recently. Most improved
player was Shawn Whiteford, the rookie of the year was Dave Russell while the most valuable players were Jeff Pfaff and
George Pratt. In the back row are coach Gerry Merner, stats lady Lorna Russell and coach Jim Pfaff. T-A photo
The Lucan-Ilderton Jets
continued, their recent
pattern of getting off t4 all
early lead and then fading in
the later stages as they
dropped a 5-1 decision to the.
Stratford Perths in 011A
Continental senior action
Friday night.
This week the Jets will
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KK K Whiteford 326
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ST .1 Sellers 256
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Members of the Exeter
figure skating club par-
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January 28. The following
were successful.
Preliminary dances -
Dutch Waltz - Sarah Patter-
son, John Vanderwiel, Mar-
cie Ellison, Michelle
Ellison, Tara"Wright, Lisa
Faber, Kim Murray, Tanya
Delbridge, Janet Kints.•
Canasta - Tracy Erb, Tom
Bullock, Susan Birmingham,
Wendy Ballantyne, Lisa
Ellerington, Jennifer Han-
cock, Suzanne Wareham.
Swing - Kim Vanderwiel,
Janene Seller, Karen Miller,
Cheri Wedlake, Bridgette
Newton, Ronalyn Bell.
Junior Bronze - Tenfox -
Vicki Pfaff, Nicole Doiron.
Willow - Jacqueline Cot-
trell,
Senior Bronze - European -
Hennie Farwell.
Fourteenstep - Sueanne
Adkins.
Foxtrot - Sueanne Adkins.
Junior Silver - American
Waltz - Patti Down.
Junior Bronze - Freeskate
- Janet Pfaff. Susan Tieman,
Elizabeth Cottrell, Sueanne
Adkins.
Figures - Preliminary -
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The ably Lucan-Ildertea
goal in Friday's loss to. Strat-
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period as Ian McTavish con-
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fort.
Before the first period was
over Tim Uniac had scored
twice for Stratford to put his
club ahead to stay.
The only goal of the second
period came from the stick
of Dean Netzke of Stratford
as a Jets power play attempt.
backfired.
In the final 20 minutes of
play, Eric Brubacher and
Graham Snyder completed
the scoring for the Perths.
Cam Fink was in goal for
the L-I club and faced a total
of 43 shots while his mates
fired 27 pucks at Dennis
Thorpe at the other end of
the rink,
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shoulder as he engaged in a
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In a free scoring South
Huron intermediate hockey
game Thursday night at the
Hensall arena, the Hensall
Sherwoods defeated the
Exeter Mohawks 8-6.
After a first period tie of 1-
1 the Sherwoods took a big
lead with five goals in tie
middle frame while the
Mohawks could only get one
score.
The Mohawks rallied with
four straight goals in the
third after Hensall had
moved in front 7-2, but,
couldn't get the equalizer.
The two first period goals
were scored only 14 seconds
apart. Brian Taylor hit for
the Mohawks on an
unassisted effort and Alan
Taylor converted a pass
from Steve Knight for the
Sherwoods.
Five different players
shared in the second period
Hensall scoring. Hitting the
mark were Jamie Caldwell,
Greg Campbell, Steve
Knight, Rick Ingram and
Murray Connelly.
Rick Ingram and Alan
Taylor each picked up two
assists while Steve Knight,
captain Jim Ferguson, Tony
McDonald, Greg Campbell
and Jamie Caldwell helped
set up one goal each.
The Only Exeter second
period score came from the
stick of Jim Guenther as he
finalized a three-way effort
with Brian Taylor and Barry
Baynham.
Early in the third period,
Fred Campbell put the
Sherwoods ahead 7-2 with
assists going to Jamie
Caldwell and Greg Camp-
bell.
The Mohawks came
roaring back with three
straight goals fired by Brian
Taylor to up his game total to
four. Barry Baynham
provided passing help for
two of Taylor's scores while
captain Bill Van Bergen
picked up a single assist.
The fourth third period-
marker for the Mohawks
was shot by Randy Gilfillan
on a pass from Jim Guen-
ther.
With two minutes left in
the game, Steve Knight
scored the final Hensall goal
on a pass from Jim
Ferguson.
The Sherwoods took seven
of the even dozen penalties
handed out by referees Ron
Watt and Iry Ford.
On Monday the Sherwoods
had a rough go of it as they
fell to the northern division
leading Goderich Merchants
8-2.
Picking up both Hensall
goals was Brian Campbell.
Assisting on the goals which
were scored in the first and
second periods were Allan
Taylor, Steve Knight, Tony
MacDonald and Garry
Koehler.
The Sherwoods play Kettle
Point at home Thursday and
travel to Goderich Monday.
Meet Preston, Sunday
Jets fade again in latter stages
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