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Times-Advocate, 1984-02-01, Page 11FLOOR HOCKEY — Hensall and Exeter girls tied for first place in the elementary school floor hockey tourna- ment at Exeter Public School. Hensall team members were (back left) Christine Huston, Darla Lammie, Lori Harburn, Pam Gackstetter, Susan Flynn, Christine Rose and cooch Sheila Armstrong. Front, Michelle Northcott, Karen McCullough, Debbie Lawrence, Tracy Campbell, Sherri Maxwell and Tommy Thiel. FLOOR HOCKEY — Exeter and Hensall teams tied for first place in the girls area elementary school floor hockey tournament at Exeter Public School. Exeter team members were back, left, Vicki Reynolds, Shelly Black, Heather Ridout, coach Jim Bishop, Kathy McDonald, Spring Cushman, Cheyenne Mosurinjohn and (centre) Patti Bierling, Karen Hoffman, Shari Black, Kim Crawford, Shelley Skinner and Dimitra Lerikos. Front, Cindy Moore, Vicki Scott, Wendy Weido, Terra Ahrens and Diane McCarter. r 5e1,eCta'€ January 25 to February 10th 1 Tnryifigi II 1 1 NEREIII AAE YOU PREPARED! Oil and Rlter Change Install up b S.tr„of • 10\5,30 Motor O. find M Au4op- OA rlll.r 395i • Gas Saver Tune-up 4 cyl. `34.951. 6 cyl. '51.951 cyl. '70.95/ `♦`��• Transmission Tune-up • I,.Wa up lo 4►.•MAid • a,4b •I I • W Peed 1641 rf W'n-ir: b`� l � 49 9Si f ♦�—/• imllosdReady L”' Service !'t 8utoper rAl—CHRYSI. ER VI -WARNER AUTO MARINF GRAND BEND 238-8955 0U/1140 nr u11IIH000II1161ln 0,1 YOU OUI t1IvIC1 !II N IOU Bantams strong in Lague play The Exeter Legion ban- tams played three strong games in Shamrock league play this week and came away with a win, a loss and a tie for their efforts. Friday night in Lucan Shawn Moore opened the scoring with only 12 seconds in the game to give Exeter the early lead, but, goals by Jim McLellan and John Miller gave the hosts a 2-1 first period lead. Steve Lingard evened things up on a pass from Jon O'Connor early in the second but Sandy Hyde scored to restore Lucan's lead. Bryan Quinn tied it for Ex- eter on a pass from Dave Russell seconds later. Lucan scored three quick goals by Mike Annis, McLellan and Miller to take a 6-4 Lead into the third period. In the final stanza O'Connor scored on a pass from Jeff Chipchase and Quinn gave Exeter the 6-6 tie with an unassisted effort: • Monday night in Ilderton, the locals spotted their hosts a 1-0 lead on a goal by Glen Marshall and then stormed back for a 7-1 win. Bryan Quinn and Jon O'Connor led the offensive at- tack with two goals each while singles went to Mark Coward, Tim Moore and Jeff Hannah. Assists . were registered by Quinn, Darryl Bantams win �n houseleague The Exeter bantams scored two victories this week in regular houseleague hockey play. Wednesday, the Exeter youngsters defeated Blyth by a score of 7-2 and Saturday it was a 4-1 win over Goderich. Al Vanderlaan fired four successful shots to lead his team to the win over Blyth. Scoring one goal apiece were Pat Hartman and Angelo Vilos. Captain Shaun Forsythe was the top playmaker with three assists. Vilos and Rob McKnight each helped on two scores and Hartman, Brian Watson and. Jeff Playfoot each picked up one assist. Al Vanderlaan with a two goal effort was again the top Exeter marksman in the win over Goderich. Getting one goal each were Steve Pym and Jay Davison. The only local assists were compiled by Brian Watson and Jeff Kints. McCann, Dale Kints and Jeff Dalrymple. The only loss in the week's play came Wednesday night in St. Marys as the strong home team skated off with a 4-1 win. Exeter's only goal came off the stick of Steve Lingard on passes from Bryan Quinn and Tim Moore. Scott Heywood and Fred Gregus shared the goalten- ding duties and came up with strong efforts particularly in the St. Marys game when they were called on to make a number of big saves to keep the game close. Host Hawks tonight Irish remain in The Lucan Irish kept their hopes of finishing in second place alive In the OHA Western Junior D league as they trounced -life Thamesford Trojans 8-1 and played to a 5-5 tie with the Tavistock Braves. The Irish with three games remaining in the regular schedule have 31 points, one more than the Tavistock Braves. The Braves with five games left have two in hand over the Irish. After the Irish play host to the league leading Exeter Hawks tonight, Wednesday at the Lucan arena, they face the Braves m a very impor- tant contest in Tavistock, Monday night. They finish the schedule on February 8 against the 'Medford Browns. In Tavistock Friday night, John Medd scored on a power play attempt at the halfway mark of the third period to assure the tie with the Braves. It was his second goal of the night and was set up by Brent Bannerman and Lester Arts. The Irish started their scor- ing the way they finished on a power play. In the third minute of the first period, Lester Arts converted a pass. Waxers enjoy successful week The Exeter Produce Wax- ers had a successful weekend as they downed Lucan twice; 6-5, 7-3, but lost to undefeated Strathroy 7-1. Joel Smith was the big gun for Exeter Friday night as he capitalized on crisp passing and scored five goals with the single going to Jeff Lingard. Paul Charrette picked up two assists with Jamie VanDam and Steve Farquhar also help- ing on the goals. The Lucan scorers were: Scott Smith and Paul O'Shea with two and Mike Sleaford with a single. Saturday, Strathroy proved too much for the hard work- ing Waxers as they downed the locals 7-1. Joel Smith scored the lone Exeter goal with Trevor Taylor picking up Mohawks keep on winning The Exeter Mohawks with the regular South Huron in- termediate hockey league regular championship already wrapped up rolled on this week. . The Mohawks blanked the Parkhill Pirates 841Thutsday night at the South Huron Rec Centre to run their season record to 18 wins, one loss and one tie in 20 starts. With four games remaining in the regular schedule, the Mohawks will be in Hensall tomorrow night Thursday to take on the Sherwoods. Game time is 8:30 p.m. The forward lin* of Matt Muller, Mark Cronyn and Brian Mercer paced the Mohawks to the shutout win over Parkhill with a total of 12 points. Muller was the top scorer with a hat trick and he added one assist. Cronyn was next with two goals and the same number of assists and Mercer fired one successful shot and assisted on three others. The other two Exeter goals came from the sticks of Tom Ryan and playing coach Jitn Guenther. Wednesday night, the Legion team opens a best of five series against St. Marys in OMHA playdown MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie 136 Main St. N., Bus: (519)235-1525 , ,-. Exeter, Ontario Res: (519)262-2134 NOM 150 the assist. Sunday afternoon, the Wax- ers came out flying as Steve Farquhar scored his first of three, eight seconds into the game. Joel Smith and Jamie VanDam drew the assist. Smith added two of his own with help from Paul Char- rette and Steve Farquhar. Jeff Lingard and Ryan Stuart scored the other two goals with the assists going to Ian Jean, Sean McCann and Jamie VanDam. Mike Sleaford scored two for Lucan with Paul O'Shea adding the single. Players of the week for the Waxers were Joel Smith; Ryan Stuart and Paul Charrette. second from Steve Glenn and 12 minutes later Brad Hodgins fired a successful shot on an unassisted effort. In the second period, Arts converted a pass from Jeff Skinner and John Medd bit the Tavistock net on a three- way passing combination with Wayne Urbehott and Steve Glenn. Terry Zehr_ was the top scorer for Tavistock with a pair of goals. Scoring in single fashion were Brad Zehr, Kevin Regier and Brad Gerber. In the 8-1 romp over Thamesford, the Irish scored half their output of goals in the second period. The scoring was well spread around with seven dif- ferent Irish firing at least one successful shot. Captain Paul Wraith started the game scor- ing on a pass from Steve Glenn as their club played shorthanded and John Medd registered on passes from Brent Bannerman and Lester Arts. In the second period, Steve Glenn, Todd Charlton, Mark Bannon and Lester Arts were the Lucan marksmen. Get- ting assists were Paul Wraith, Rob Hardy, Brad Hodgins and Jeff Skinner. In the third period, John Medd notched his second score of the night on passes from Mark Bannon and Lester Arts and Jamie Shipley counted with assists going to Brent Bannerman and John Medd. More sports on page 21 Times -Advocate, February 1, 1984 Pogo 11 Huron County Atlas 1984 Publication EXETER DIVISION Two pages have been reserved for Exeter events and nostalgia: If anyone has pictures, stories or events covering the period 1879 to 1984 that they would be willing to loan, please bring these to the Municipal Office. Exeter Council would also like to set- up a committee to organize their part of this publication. Drop your name in at the Municipal Office soon. Exeter Council We'll Do thg Job Right... ffr 11 - Ready -Mix Concrete FREE ESTIMATES: Residential. commerical and farm, founda- tions, floors, slobs, sidewalks. driveways. manure tanks, etc., form rentals. equipment rentals. For guaranteed strength, quality controlled and service call- C.A. allC.A. McDowell Redi-Mix Ltd. 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