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Times-Advocate, 1982-12-29, Page 8Ask About Our SAVINGS WIN FIRST LADIES DRAW - A rink skipped by Wendy Kerslake won the first draw of the season in the Exeter ladies curling club competition. From the left with the Dinney Furniture trophy are Wendy Kerslake, Didi Van Dyken and Connie Birm- ingham. Missing was Nancy Chambers. T -A. photo Mohawks tie with Avonton in South Huron loop play The Exeter Mohawks were held to a 5-5 tie by the Avon ton Drafnersin their only ac- tion this week :in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. The Mohawks will be in -St: Marys tomorrow night,• Thursday to take on the. Rostock Roosters and- their - next home game at the South Huron ,Rec Centre will be January- 6 with the Hensall Sherwoods supplying the opposition. Dave Bogart's unassisted goal while his team was play- -ing shorthanded at 18.50 of the third period appeared to have given the Mohawks a win Thursday night. But, Dave. Somers came back for Avonton with only 15 seconds left on the clock to get a tie for his club. The Mohawks took a 2-1 lead after the first period of ,play as Barry Baynham. registered on a three-way combination with Jeff Fuller and Jim Guenther: and Brad Daters scored with passing help from Doug Fletcher and Mike .Desjardine. Replying .for. Avonton was Steve Cubberly. *'Each team scored two goals in the middle frame. Doug Fletcher hit for Exeter on a play started by Daters Pee wees lose • to Strathroy club In Wednesday Shamrock leage action at the South Huron Rec Centre. the Exeter peo wees were defeated 6-1 by Strathroy. • Strathroy took a 3-1 first period lead as Larry Lewis nitched the -only Exeter'goal on a three-way combination with. Steve Anderson and Mark Coward. Anderson registered for the Ipcals in the second period on a three-way effort with cap- tain Jon O'Connor and Jeff Rowe as Strathroy again not- ched three goals. • Steve Anderson took care of all of the third period scoring% as he completed the Exeter total with two successful shots. The first came on an unassisted effort and the se- condon passes .from Jeff Rowe and Jeff Dalrymple. Fred Earhart was tops for Strathroy with a hat trick while Jeff Gough scoredtwice and Jason Rivard added. a single. of •1 \tI 1 .1[Tarl 1nr{ `,r,,lr r► • Stoic° Shutters • Aludtlnum Storm Doors t Windows • AItsrAinfrn Awnings • Th. energy window roll shutters system • Renovations General Construction FREE ESTIMATES JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 and Desjardine and Brian Mercer converted passes from the Taylor brothers Brian and Brad. Mark Ford and Steve Cub- • berly were thesecond period marksmen for Avonton. Dave Crawford counted for the Drainers in the third period before Bogart and Somer tallied to. create the draw. • Boy cagers break even South Huron's boys.basket- ball teams split with. Glencoe Monday as the senior team easily won 63-42 but . the juniors were narrowly beaten 37-35. All junior players played well with especially good re- bounding. George Pratt in his first year as a junior scored nine points. Scott Lovie and Rob Tait had eight and seven .points respectively. Glencoe was no match for South Huron's senior team. • The Panthers didn'eplay that . well but still easily defeated Glencoe. John McAllister hand an amazing 22 points while tall centre John Mol scored 16. The senior team is par- ticipating in Parkhill's Holi- day Classic tournament today and tomorrow. All .three South Huron teams will head seriously into theregular season in the New Year, hav- ing played only one league • game, against Mitchell, so far. Last week at the high school's Christmas assembly the. basketball teams draw was held. Both boys and girls teams have been selling tickets • to cover their transportation costs. Bill Fisher won the first prize of a SI50,.giftcertificate from RSD Sports Den. A $75 gift certificate from MacLean Sports was won.by Ted t:awson and $50 from Something Special. was Barb Sharp's prize. • Fourth prize, a $25 gift cer- tificate from the Feather Tick was won.by Harry Plantenga and Sally Laing won a $25 gift certificate from Gerrards. Exeter Hawks 6th Annual 'Jr. 'D' sit,. Tournament 1/, South Huron Recreation Centre (Exeter) January 8 and 9 Saturday, January 8 Game 1 - 12:00 Noon - Lucan Irish vs St. George Lions Game 2' - 2:30 p.m. - Exeter Hawks vs Grand Valley Game 3 - 5:00 p.m. - Tavistock Braves vs Port Dover Game -4 - 7:30 p.m. - Thedford Rrou'ns vs Thamesford Sunday, .January 9 . Semi Finals Game 5 - 12:00 Noon - Winner of game 1 vs Winner game 2 Game 6 - 2:30 p.m. - Winner of game 3 vs Winner game 4 Final 8 p.m. Winner of game 5 vs Winner game 6 Hawks winning streak ends at four The Exeter Hawks had their winning streak halted at four games. Monday. when they were dumped 8-4 by the "league leading` Tavistock Braves, but they have taken a rather comfortable margin 'in the battle for a playoff position. Playing away from home appears (0 sit well with. the locals as they skated to two more victories this week against northern division clubs. They have now amassed 21 points. five more than the Mitchell Hawks. The Exeter crew trail the third place Thedford Browns .by only three points. The Hawks started the . week off with a convincing 5-0 whitewash of their namesakes in Mitchell and. then came back with a 5-2 triumph in Thedford on Sun- day in a chippy match. • They have won six of their last eight games, keyed by the improved play of their defensive unit and goalies Mike Tadgell and have Rook in particular. • • The locals had established a. goals -against average of - over six per game in the first part of these so b ti hi last eight games have cut that to under tour, . They still have five games remaining in their road trip before returning for a home game. Wednesday night they'll face the second place Lucan Irish and then they'll return to Tavistock for a January 1 game and be in Mitchell the following Tuesday. The Hawks have yet to beat'/ either Tavistock or Lucan and 'have been bombed Ili most en- counters with the• leo top r teams in the divi,1011 Bubble bora. In Tavistock, Mundt . only the fine play of goalie Mike Tadgell kept the score respec- table as the Braves • dominated play to take a 7-1 lead by the end of the second and then coasted to the triumph. Tadgell was peppered with a total of 58 shots. while the Hawks` managed only :33 at Braves netminder Maury. Sauder. . Tadgell was particularly brilliant in the first period Braves then pumped six Hawks with two`goals, while straight into the net. Jeff Rowe and Ed Willis add - Tony Jones paced the ed the singles. Mike Clark assisted on two tallies and helping out on one each were Dave Sk a, Pete Tuckey and Willis. .CORRECTION A 'little gremlin in the typesetting machine left out a line of type in the article on the meeting to discuss the fate of Ecole Ste. Marie. The paragraph should have read: The board is required by the ministry of education to review all schools with less than 60 percent of the provin- cially weighted figure of 35 students per class. To melt that criterion, Ecole Ste. Marie would nerd a student enrolment of 84.. We apologize for the omission. ?sada ?a Mrs. Thelma Neil has just returned home • from St. Catharines from attending the funeral of a niece, Helen Hunter, daughter of Laura (Sims) Hunter, and also hear- when he stopped all but one 01 ing sad news of the death of a* the 26 shots fired at him. He nephew Ken Dunlop, son of stayed hot •unlit midway Myrtle (Cave., Dunlop. in through the second to keep .North Battleford Exeter in a 1-1 draw. but the Saskatchewan. Exeter took 13' of the 22 penalties and the Braves scored once on the powerplay and added two short-handed efforts, Exeter also scored a short-handed tally. The score -keeper in Thed- ford had to use a second sheet to record the penalties in Sun- day's game which the Hawks won by a 5-2 margin. The Browns took 25 penalties and theExeter crew had 19 as both clubs quickly lost the Christmas spirit that culminated in a third period fight between Steve Prout and Ron Livingston. - The Hawk's took a 2-1 lead in the first period and scored three more in the second, while Dave Rook came up with his second straight stellar performance in the, nets to keep the Thedford 'crew at bay. Tony Underhill paced the attack with a pair of tallies, while singles were .fired by Scott Brintnell, Pete Tuckey and Mike Clark. 'Prout had two assists before being banished in the third to lead in that depart- ment, while helping out on .one each were Ed Willis,. Dave Jackson, Dean Arm- strong and Tuckey. • Rook turned aside 32 shots as did Brad Milner for the Browns. Whitewash Mitchell The Exeter crew scored in the second minute of play and backed by the shutout net - minding of Dave Rook, went on to a 5-U. win over their namesakes .in Mitchell, Tuesday. It was the best defensiveef- fort of the season for the Hawks and their first shutout of the season. Exeter built up a 3-0 lead in the first period as they c m- pletely dominated play. giv- ing their hosts only . three shots on net. Scott Brintnell scored the first two. markers, the first coming on an unassisted ef- fort, and adding singles were Dave Jackson, • Tony Underhill and Jamie Chaffe. Brintnell also added two • assists for a four -point night. Helping out on one goal each were Underhill, Paul Johnston and George Tomes. Mitchell took eight of the 15 penalties Balled and the Hawks scored once on the powerplay and once while short-handed. Rook ended up with 21 saves in posting the whitewash, while Mike Mac- Donald had 30 shots fired in his direction.in the Mitchell net. 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