Times-Advocate, 1988-11-16, Page 27MOHAWKS WIN BIG - The Exeter Mohawks won their weekend con-
tests, rather easily. Sunday night they whipped Tavistock Royals 13-2 at
the SHRC and Friday theyapeat the Shelburne Muskies in Shelburne 14-4.
Here, Mark Soehner gets help from an unidentified teammate in keeping a
Tavistock player pinned to the ice while play stayed in the Exeter end.
McCann doesn't think ban will happen here
EXETER - Tom McCann, presi-
dent of the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association, said he doubts if Onta-
rio will follow in Quebec footsteps
in recommendir • :hat minor hock-
ey be banned for children under the
age of 12.
A report, published in Friday's
London Free Press, said a task force
just completed a seven-month study
and will recommend that minor
hockey should be banned in Novice
and Atom Divisions because the
pressure to win was just too much
for pre teens.
The report favors the introduction
of hockey to physical education
programs in the schools, so the
kids can (earn the game informally
and not .have to deal with "elitism
of minor hockey programs."
"I think that report was done for
kids in some of the larger markets
in Quebec, said McCann. "Some of
those kids play 125 games a year
with all their tournaments and our
kids get to play in two tournaments
out of the year, so I don't think it
applies to us."
"I think putting the learning in
the schools could be disaster be-
cause, 90 percent of the better kids
will touch the puck while playing
and the kids who want to learn will
never see it. The bigger and better
kids will still continue to dominate
the game just like they do now," he
said. "But I think that would not
make that much difference as far as
we are concerned because I don't
think it will ever happen."
McCann said if a kid is good
enough at that age he should be
playing the better brand of hockey
anyway, so that his skills will
properly develop.
Gerard Grenier, coach of the Exet-
e,: Novice Bombers hockey team,
said, although he hadn't read the re-
port, he also doesn't think putting
Generals take 3 points
in pair of weekend games
EXETER - Exeter Generals took
three out of four points in Sham-
rock -midget action last week with a
5-1 win over Forest and a 4-4 tic
with Lucan.
Wednesday night at home, the
Generals came from behind to gain
the tic. Todd Hyde gave Lucan a 1-
0 lead in the first before Hcnri De-
bruyn scored, assisted by Jeff Chip -
chase.
Before the first period was over,
Steve Nixon scored again in the
second, as Lucan had built a 3-1
head.
Brett Borden scored, from Henri
Debruyn early in the third. But
Mike Demen answered again for
Lucan. Goals by John Rooseboom
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Mark Burton opened the scoring
assisted by Todd McCann and Al
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with help from Harlem Tinney.
Exctcr went up 3-0 when Burton
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Tinney.
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Clearing Auction Sale
of store fixtures and equipment, store signs, furnishings, antiques and
misc. stock from the former location of A &H EMA Food Market with ad-
ditions from the Kirkton Market which has been sold.
To be held on location 390 Main St., Exeter Ont.
on Thursday evening November 17/88 at 6 p.m. sharp.
Cooling equipment to be sold approx. 8 p.m.
EOUIPMENT: 24 ft. General vegetable counter complete with com-
pressor, 24 ft. General 5 deck dairy case complete with compressor,
12' Hill - 5 deck dairy case with compressor (new in1985), 12' Huss-
mann 2 deck frozen food counter with compressor (new ih 1984), 12'
Hussmann frozen food counter Universal Unit (compressor new in
1986), 8' x 8' Hussmann walk in freezer with compressor, 8' x 15' Huss-
mann walk in cooler with compressor - no coil, 8' General' open meat
counter - 5 deck- no compressor, 1 Tecumseh compressor (new in
1986), ideal for milk cooler or bvalk in, Scotsman ice machine, 1 vegeta-
ble or meat heat seal wrapper, 18 Ib. capacity sausage press, several
shelving units and display racks, (wood and metal), 1 lighted glass dis-
play case, 2 National cash registers, several 8', 4' and 3' fluorescent
ight fixtures, platform scale (1000 lbs. capacity), 2 outdoor fluorescent
signs -1 is30'x3'x 11",theotheris26'x3'x 11",3furnace fans with
1/2 hp motors, large commercial fan with 1 hp motor, Money safe 15"
square - 2" thick, record safe, 26" deep, 24" wide and 56" high, ,Lr
15.000 BTU air conditioner. 2 Lennox heavy duty commercial air condi-
tioners. (1- 1/2 ton. 1 - 3 ton), small lighted signs, 25 shopping carts,
adding machines, meat slicer, etc.
STOCK: assortment of work clothes, including coveralls, work boots,
safety shoes, insulated winterwear, garden tools, wooden handles, wa-
ter hose, stove pipe, galvanized pig feeders, snow scoops, axe,
screws, Coleman lanterns, brooms, gas cans, etc. (all new stock).
ANTIQUES AND MISC: approx. 20 wooden dovetailed boxes with
printing (1 Berlin, Canada), old tins, bottles, wide boards, 2 cases of an-
tique lantern glasses (red and clear), hay knives, buck saws, signs, 8'
step ladder, kitchen table, chairs, radios, speakers, large clobk,1 up-
right home size freezer, 1 wardrobe with mirrors, floor lamp, panelling
alum door 80"x 32", wooden door with glass and screen 80" x 32", ceiling
tile etc.
Not responsible for accidents.
Terms: Cash or acceptable cheque with I.D.
Viewing of equipment Wed., Nov. 16, 2-5 p.m., Thurs., Nov. 17, 2 till
sale time.
Auctioneers
Norm Whiting Bob Heywood
235-1931 or 235-1964 235-0874
hockey in the schools is a good idea
because he felt it would hinder a
player's skill development.
"Most kids on our team love
playing hockey and nobody is forc-
ing them to play. There is a certain
amount of pressure on a player no
matter what level you are playing,
but t� take it away from kids would
be wrong," said Grenier.
The reported stated that among
the most prominent complaints
were the early age at which players
had to deal with the stress of orga-
nized hockey, the excessive number
of games and tournament, coaches
who are too pre -occupied with win-
ning, parents who apply too much
pressure and the high cost of equip-
ment.
Novice Bombers lose
ILDERTON - The Exeter Bom-
bers Novice hockey team lost 4-3
to Ilderton Flyers in Lambton-
Middlesex Hockey League play on
Sunday.
After the home team had built a
2-0 lead, Exeter came fighting back
with a pair of goals late in the sec-
ond and early in the third pe -
SKATING DONATION - South Huron Rec Centre director Lynne Far-
quhar, right, accepts a cheque from Rose Passmore, 89, and Cathy
O'Reilly, of the Exeter Villa, to help pay for public skating at the Rec Cen-
tre last Sunday. The cheque was presented in the new addition of the Villa
and is on behalf of the staff and residents there.
Bob Heywood,
Auctioneer
235-0874
Saturday. November 19 at 11 a.m,
South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
We will be dispersing the entire estate of the late Mrs. Priscilla Hewitt of
Main St. along with quality additions.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 9 pc. Italian Provincial dining suite, (pe-
can), includes table with 3 leaves, 5 side chairs, 1 arm chair, buffet and
lighted hutch, chesterfield and chair, studio couch, 2 hexagon end
tables, Bentwood kitchen suite, Kelvinator apt. size freezer, Inglis 2
speed washer (like new), White.Westinghouse frost free refrigerator,
G.E. 24" range, vanity dresser, flight table, vinyl recliner, 2 matching
glider rockers (like new), cedar chest, single bed, boxspring and mat-
tress, Duncan Phyfe coffee and end tables, pie crust table, magazine
rack, several lamps and pictures, upright Newcomb piano, 2 stereos,
vacuum, heaters, lawn chairs, bedding, dishes, pots and pans, B & W
TV, stepladder, Sunbeam elec. snowblower, large braided mat, hand
and power tools, garden tools. •
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: Round oak single pedestal
table with 4 oak chairs, combination china cabinet and sideboard, an-
tique bureau, old bake cupboard, captains chair, spindle chair, press -
back high chair, antique organ and piano stools, antique book case,
harvest table, drop leaf table, pressbacks, treadle machine with cabi-
net, 3/4 spool bed and mattress, several oil lamps, antique dressers,
chest of drawers, lanterns, iron kettle, sausage press, old cornsheller,
4 brass chime bells, ! , 'i ! wicker chair, area rug, Weldon
crock with blue Hover, cast implement seat, several hens on nests, old
wicker lamp, shillelagh, fine 'china such as Noritake, Depression, Occ.
Japan, beer barrel, cups and saucer etc. etc.
GUNS: (FAC required to purchase), 12 gauge ethica pump gun, 22 cal-
ibre Lakefield rifle, 2-12 gauge single shot Cooey, 41 Swiss with bayo-
net.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque.
Times -Advocate, November 16, 1988 Page 11A
Bell Atoms beat Lucan
LUCAN - The Exeter Bell Atoms
downed Lucan 7-1 Saturday getting
a strong effort in goal by Matt
Sims.
Crunchers
win 9-0
EXETER - The Exeter Atom
Crunchers hockey team got a hat
trick from Bryce Hann in blanking
Mt. -Brydges 9-0 in Lambton-
Middlesex League action Saturday.
Exeter led only 1-0 after the first
period and 3-0 after the second and
turned the game into a rout with six
goals in the final period, three com-
ing from Hann.
Geoff Hann opened the scoring
for Exeter in the first period, from
Jeff Mason, scoring on a quick
wrist shot.
Then in the second period, Billy
Kline scored, also on a quick shot,
from Jeff Inch, and Hann picked up
his second, again set up by Mason.
The scoring onslaught started in
the third. Mason scored from Bryon
Ellerington, Bryce Hann got his
first from Trevor Obre. Ellerington
scored on a nice pass from Hann.
Hann got his second from Kline and
completed his hat trick unassisted.
Kline completed the scoring for Ex-
eterfrom Inch.
Michael Schwindt handled all
shots in goal for Exeter with ease
in picking up the shutout.
The defensive squad of Gavin
Poole, Nathan Hem and Todd Baker
all played well,. preventing Mt.
Brydges from getting any offensive
attack started.
The win improved the team's
record to 5-2 in -league play.
Scoring for Exeter were - Ryan
Beckett with three goals and two as-
sists, Scott Rowe with a goal and
two assists, Adam Wallis with a
goal and an assist and Ryan Solnan
with two goals.
Lucan's only tally was an unas-
sisted goal by Ryan Dukeshire.
Ryan Fulton got Exeter on the
board, unassisted, while Paul Gre-
gus tied the contest in the third.
Ilderton took a lead shortly after -
Exeter tied the game and Michael
Wilhelm got that back for Exeter,
unassisted, with just 2:39 left to
play.
Ilderton then came up with the
winner, from Joel Bycraft, with just
1:46 left in the third period.
Ailsa Craig
Seniors meet
AILSA CRAIG - The regular
meeting of Ailsa Craig Seniors was
held at the Legion Hall on Novem-
ber 9 at 1:30 p.m. With our presi-
dent Harold Gilfoyle,-presiding as-
sisted by Myrtle Dixon as secretary
and Florence White as treasurer.
We discussed the Christmas Din-
ner. It will be on December 7 at 5
p.m. Other business was looked af-
ter.
The president announced several
euchres corning up in the arca in
the near future.
The balance of the afternoon was
spent playing 70games of euchre
with eight tables in play prizes go-
ing to the following: High Prizes -
Sadie Graham; Alfred Withers;
Lone Hands - Larraine Ncil, Levi
White; Low - Mary Miekle, Kay
Simpson (man's card).
rime Stoppers
Thieves stole aback -hoe worth
$65,000 from a Hay Township
Road.
Crime Stoppers and the Crimi-
nal Investigators at the Exctcr De-
tachment of the Ontario Provincial
Police are seekingyour help in
solving this theft.
On December 10, 1987 at 8:30
a.m. the operator of a back -hoc for
Richard Bedard Construction re-
turned to Cantain Beach Rd in Hay
Township and found his back -hoc
missing. He had parked the back-
hoe on Cantain Rd 150 meters west
of Hwy #21 the afternoon before at
4:30 p.m. Because of the size and
weighCof this vehicle, police be-
lieve a tractor truck with a float
trailer was used to move it from the
area.
The back -hoe is described as a
1986 CASE 580c, yellow and
brown in colour with damage to the
right rear fender. It has the follow-
ing serial numbers:
CASE 580e - #17039772
Engine - #(X}44170099
Transmission - #()016297192
Back -hoc unit - #(017433545
If you witnessed anything about
this theft or know the whereabouts
of this vehicle call Crime Stoppers
of Huron County toll-free at 1-8(X)-
265-1777. If you have any infor-
mation dealing with a crime call
during office hours, 9:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Your
call will not be traced nor recorded
and your anonymity is guaranteed.
You will never have to- identify
yourself nor testify in court. If your
information leads to an arrest you
could earn a ca h reward of up [u
S 1,0(X). Remember Crimc doesn't
pay,.but Crime Stoppers docs.
Ir
. Pinery Auction Barn
on Hwy. 21
4 mites south
of Grand Bend
AIJ 011 ON
Sunday, November 20 at 1 p.m.
We will be offering for sale a nice selection of antique and mod-
ern furnishings. Appliances, tools, new Christmas giftware and
toys, cast iron kettle and tripod, cast iron Tamp post, plus 201
desirable items.
Auctioneers Pat & Phyllis Lyon ! 243-2713
Large Estate Auction
Nearly new furniture and appliances, new 2 wheel trailer, radial arm
saw and tools, Honda 3 wheel ATC, piano, antique furniture, violin, toy
trucks, dolls, dolls clothes, to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn
in Clinton for the Estate of Karl Heinz Teichert of Goderich and Marlyn
Gray of Seaforth.
Sat., November 19 at 10 a.m.
1984 Honda 3 wheel ATC, new 6 ft. x 4 ft. 2 wheel trailer w'tilt bed and 1
ft high sides, Inglis superb 2000 almond fridge 1 yr. old, Danby 30" al-
mond gas stove w/black glass oven door 1 yr. old, Inglis almond porta-
ble dishwasher 1 yr. old, Moffat microwave and stand, Whirlpool al-
mond 2 speed portable washer, 2 yr old, Inglis liberator plus gas
clothes dryer 2 yrold, RCA 28" colour track 2000 sq. front TV nearly
new, VCR with on screen programming and digital command centre, 2
modern TV stands, Zenith 19 portable colour TV, Pioneer component
stereo with dual cassette player, turn table, equalizer and 2 large Ze-
nith Allegro 3000 speakers, beautiful section wall unit may be cherry, 9
piece dining room suite, Amherst upright piano looks and sounds
good, good violin and case, modern heavy wood framed chesterfield
and chair, modern sectional chesterfield, oval coffee table, 2 hexagon
end tables, modern pine bedroom suite with queen size bed, box
spring and mattress, gents type dresser, plus dresser with swing mir-
rors, 2 night tables, 2 Lazy Boy recliner chairs, modern round wooden
kitchen table and 4 chairs, 2 Pillow Pedic continental single beds w/
extra thick mattresses like new, 3 new recliner chairs, small china cab-
inet, dehumidifier, 2 brass type bedroom lamps, 2 brass floor stand
reading lights, hall table, 2 table lamps w/matching corner pole lamps,
small desk and chair, large oil painting, small chest of drawers, mape
chair, single box spring and mattress w/maple head board, coffee
maker, blender, pop corn maker, small appliances, cups and saucer s,
dishes and glassware.
ANTIQUES, ETC. Antique chest of drawers, antique dresser, -oak -
buffet w/mirror, antique dresser w/oval mirror, matching washstand,
dresser and bed, drop front secretary desk, rocking chair, heavy hall
tree, antique arm chair, large dresser mirror, treadle sewing machine.
ANTIQUE EDISON FLOOR MODEL PHONOGRAPH that
plays cylinders. Approx. 93 cylinder records. 5 piece black leatherette
chesterfield suite. Modern maple round table w/leaf and 4 chairs, old
upright freezer, 2 portable washers, small dining suite, pine blanket
box, toy cars and trucks, Barbie doll clothes, stuffed toys, doll house,
Dinky toys
TOOLS, POWER TOOLS ETC. Log scale, Honda HRS 21" self
propelled lawn mower, Craftsman radial arm saw on stand like new 2 yr
old, 4" Jointer on stand with motor, B & D 4" hand held planer, small 5
speed drill press, small wet wheel grinder, B & D Router, Craftsman
router, 26 bits, 2 8 & D bel sanders, small bench grinder, small vise,
shop vac, small disc grinder, 2 skill saws, clamps, revels, 2 aluminum
step ladders, battery charger, hedge trimmer, weed eater, mans 26" 3
speed bicycle, gas barbecue, 2 lawn lounges, garden hose, bag cart
hand tool Plus many items too numerous to mention.
NOTE: this is an excellent offering in like new condition. Terms Cash or
cheque with proper ID.
Two auctioneers selling starting at 10 a.m. due to large offering.
Richard Lobb and Burt Lobb Clinton 482-7898