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Times-Advocate, 1980-11-19, Page 32ONTARIO SCHOLARS — Huron-Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell presented Ontario. Scholarships to Deborah Webster, Dorothy Van Esbroeck, Lorrie Mothers, and Peter Klungel at Friday's Commencement at South Huron District High. School. At the right is. SHDHS vice-principal Gordon. Phillips. T,A photo Luccin rec hockey place in the last minute of the game added insult to the score, Thomas took a breakaway pass, from Murray then dek- ed Ouimet. Then with seven seconds remaining •Ouimet tried to smother the rebound of a Steve Carter shot but Thomas beat the goalie to the puck, tucking it into the net. GRADE 11 BEST — The Exeter Lions Club s le d was presented to the top students in grade 11 at South Huron District High School at Friday's Commencement. They are Kevin Glasgow, Judith Mellecke, Matthew McClure and David Woodward. T-A photo WHILE THEY LAST! SOME VARIETIES IN LIMITED SUPPLY SALE ENDS TUES. 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In the first game Salon 174 were unable to hold `on to an early 3-0 lead and had to bat- tle back to gain a 4-4 tie with the Greens, Mike Wraith opened the scoring when he cut around the Greens defence and slid the puck past stand-in goalie Brian Munro. Salon 174 came right back with Tom Hardy doing the majority of the work. The defenceman lugged the puck behind the Green net, cen- tred a pass in front of the net Exeter Voters... Your generous sup- port at the polls was very much ap- preciated. I will serve you to the best of my abilities in the next two years. Many thanks, Lossy Fuller which 'Wraith knocked into the net. A Salon 174 power play goal liy Gary Hayter upped the score to 3-0. Hayter took a rebound and rifled a shot past Munro, Bruce Reid started the Greens comeback when he took a pass from the point and his low shot from the slot eluded goalie John Garrison. The Greens came right back when Jeff Park knock- ed in his own rebound to br- ing 'them within one. Gary Revington knotted, the score on a solo dash. Revington intercepted a pass at his own blue line, raced down the ice, cut around the defence and his backhand shot handcuffed Garrison. Six minutes later Mike Anderson gave the greens the lead which was shortliv- ed. Anderson stole the puck in the opposition end, skated in alone and beat Garrison with a shot to the shortside. Salon 174 came right back with the final goal of the game to tie the score when Tom Hardy's hard shot from the deep slot beat Munro cleanly. Both teams remained deadlocked in the league standings with identical records. In the second game six straight goals by Hagens Hacker's broke up a close game and enabled the Hackers to post a 7-1 vic- tory. The Hackers scored the only goal of the first period when Bill Darling took a pass from the point and his quick backhand found the mark, Eight minutes into the se- cond period the Blues tied the score on a shorthanded goal. Harry Wraith went in all alone on Hagen's goaltender Wayne Parkinson with Parkinson stopping the initial shot, The rebound, however, went behind the net where Wraith dug the puck out to Andy Hardy who made no mistake. Five minutes later. the Hacker's struck back and regained the lead for good. Don Murrays initial shot was wide of the net but Bill Darl- ing picked up the loose puck and slid a pass through the crease to Brad Taylor who knocked the puck into an open net. Taylor came right back to increase the lead when he took Darling's drop pass and his quick shot eluded the grasp of Ted Ouimet. Don Murray then/scored the first goal of the final period when he took a pass along the boards, cut to the net and slid the puck through Ouimet's pads and into the net. The Hackers came right back seconds later with Taylor completing his hat trick. Murray came up with the puck in the corner, pass- ed to Taylor in the slot whose quick shotmeimorized Ouimet. Two goals by Rick Thomas By MRS. FRED 001AIPEN, Centralia U.C,W. met at the church Thursday. The meeting opened with the. committee . Mildred. Greb„ Aileen Skinner and Alice, Koehler iii charge. Aldeen Skinner read PQM. 00 Knows Best. Hymn Breathe on 'MR breath of prayer. Mildred Greb read the Scripture. A story, Wagon load. of prayers was given by Alice Koehler., A $910 was sung by Marion Deline accompanied by Glenna Tripp, Mildred Greb introduced; the speaker Constable Erie Gosse of Goderich detach- ment who showed .a film for the protection of senior citizens. This was followed by dis- cussion of what senior citizens can do to guard against door to -door salesmen etc. It was very in-, teresting. Aldeen Skinner thanked him and presented. him with a token. Minutes were read and. treasurers report given, a thank you note from Edith. Lobb was read. Mildred Greb gave a report of Presbytery held at Greenway. The slate .of .officer$ Were reported for 1961 as, follows, Co presidents, Glenna Tripp and Margaret Cook. Secretary, Iva Blair, Assis- tant secretary, Adeline. Elliott. Corresponding secretary, Marion Treasurer, Janet Hicks, Pianist, Lois Wilson. Stewardship finance, Donna smith, Janet Hicks, June ssery,, Verda Lightfoot. World. outreach; Olive Essery, Marion Ogling, Margaret Cook. Cburch and society, Florence Hodgins, Elizabeth Molnar, Donna Smith. Chris, tian development, June Essery, Etta Powe, Adeline Elliott. Communication co- ordinator,. Mildred Greb.. Leadership development, Iva Blair, Gladys Buswell, Aldeen Skinner. Literature, Freda litZillings. Nomination committee, June Essery, Gladys. Buswell„ Aldeen. Skinner. Sunday service Mr. Sam Skinner assisted in conducting the service in the United Church Sunday morning. The responsive reading was from the New Church Hymnal. The choir sang an anthem. Mr. Arch Andrew of stetieerld ? Hewltf 4t his h listgenueersst with plenty of food for thought as be delivered an minsinpiisrtienr,,,gmessage on the subject "A church without a whWene wgerefweelileikeChgrivisittngenuipt): God is the head of the church and the Holy Spirit is here to guide us, Each one in- dividually is responsible for Christian development, We ldoevveela each other. The faith through our The flowers in the church were in loving memory of the late Mr, Heber Davis. Sympathy is extended to Mrs, Davis and family in their bereavement. We also extendsympathyto Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko in the death of Mrs. Tasko's father the late Mr, Phillips of Denfield and to Mrs. Russell Wilson in the passing of her sister-in-law the late Mrs. Lorne Gordon. White Gift Sunday will be observed in the United Church this coming Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques and family, Granton, .61