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Times Advocate, 1984-10-24, Page 91 GIRLS WINNERS — Exeter won the intermediate girls championship in Wednes- day's area track and field meet for district public schools. Back, left, Melissa Blue, Julia Merner and Elizabeth Mol. Front, Cindy Moore, Tina Smith and Mandi Fields. r<41 .,, USBORNE BOYS WIN — Usborne won the senior boys championship in Wednes- day's area public school cross country meet. Back, left, Jason McCurdy, Michael Hern, Robert Wonnacott and Jeff Denotter. Front, David McCurdy, Geoff Strang and Greg Lamport. T -A photo INTERMEDIATE CHAMPS The intermediate boys championship of Wednesday's area public school cross country meet was won by J.A.D. McCurdy. Back, left, Chris Angerman, Andrew Downing, Steve DuBarry, Chris Fohner, Scott Russel! and Rob Snelgrove. Front, Robert Peckham, Dung Nguyen and Warren Borfett. TOP RATES For TERM DEPOSITS 30 days 60 days 90 days 180 days 1 year 2 - 5 years 10 % 101/4% 101/2% 103/4% 113/4% 12 % Come in and see us - let us explain our Term Deposits and other services to you. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION.,,. Exeter Branch 374 Main St. Box 126, Exeter Ont. NOM 150 Ph. 235-0640 In Shamrock_ play limes -Advocate, October 24, 1984 Page 9 Broncos, Waxers off to good sfart, two wins each The Exeter atom Broncos lifted their season record to two and two as they defeated Lucan 3-1, Sunday. Jason Heywood opened the scoring at 8:32 of the first period on a play set up by Scott Parsons and Ryan Lindenfield that proved to be the only goal of the first period. At 6:41 of the second Joel Smith scored on an end to end rush to put the Broncos up by two. A minute later Ryan Lindenfield gave Exeter a three -goal lead on a neat passing play from Jason Heywood and Mark Lynn. Richard Phillips was a standout in the nets for Ex- eter as he turned away 21 shots including two break aways. Jeremy Jemec scored for Lucan. A week earlier, the Broncos downed Parkhill 6-4 and lost to Strathroy and Goderich by respective score of 4-2 and 3-2. In the victory over Parkhill four early goals held up for the Broncos as the opposition came on strong in the second and third periods. Jason Heywood scored two unaswered goals in the early Exeter success and Joel Smith and Mark Brintnell scored in single fashion with assists provided by Brad Thompson and Ryan Lindenfield. After Parkhill rallied with two goals in the middle stan- za, Jason Heywood put the game away with two more successful shots. Getting assists were Brad Thompson, Ryan Stuart and Paul Charrette. In the 4-2 loss to Strathroy, Jason Heywood again took care of the local scoring with two goals, both on unassisted efforts. Against Goderich, Fred Godbolt opened the scoring for the Broncos on a pass from Jason Heywood and the latter notched the second and final tally on a pass from Ryan Stuart. Waxers In their first five games of the new Shamrock hockey league season, the Exeter Waxers have gained two vic- tories and a pair of ties in four starts in the novice division. The wins were 7-0 and 2-1, respectively over Parkhill and Lucan while the defeat was 7-1 to St. Marys. The tie contests both 4-4 were against Strathroy and Goderich. In the 7-1 loss to St. Marys, the only Exeter goal came from the stick of Chris Mac - Local Hawks blast namesakes The Exeter Hawks unceremoniously welcomed their Mitchell namesakes back into the league when they bombed the visitors 10-4 at the rec centre, Friday. The win evened the local Hawks record at one win and a loss in the young season which the schedule -maker has kept at a slow pace for the reigning league champs. The Hawks won't be playing at all this week due to the fact their lone scheduled game against Thedford has been cancelled at the rec centre this Friday due to commencement exer- cises for the Thedford team members. In Friday's game, veterans Bill Glover and Brian Horner showed their scoring prowess as Glover hit four goals and Horner registered a hat trick. It was a contest that Exeter threatened to blow open in the second period as they took a four -goal lead, but Mitchell rebounded to keep close. However, the visitors finally wilted under the attack in the third as the locals scored four unanswered markers. In all, Exeter peppered 60 shots at Steve Priest and scored three times while they were on the powerplay and added three more while play- ing a man short. The latter statistic probably set a club single game record. Mitchell found the range early against a rusty Peter Dearing, who was making his first appearance on the ice in almost three weeks. However, the sophomore net - minder got better as the game wore on and didn't allow a goal in the last 23 minutes as he worked out the kinks. Scoring in single fashion for the locals were Steve Gould, Steve Prout and Scott Bogart. Donald on a pass from Sean McCann. Sean McCann was the Ex- eter scoring leader in the shutout win by goalie Darren Kints over Parkhill. McCann scored three times with Jamie vanDam helping on two goals and Matt Godbolt, Marty DeBruyn and Gavin Snell picking up single assists. Ian Jean was close behind with a two goal performance and single goals were shot by Steve Stire and Gavin Snell. Snell assisted on two goals and getting one assist each were Steve Cook, Trevor Taylor, Chris Macdonald and Ian Jean. In the 4-4 draw with Strathroy, it was all Sean McCann for the Waxers as he Two wins for bantams The Exeter bantams have started the new Shamrock hockey league season with two straight wins after drop- ping their first encounter. The bantams lost 7-3 to Strathroy and then came back to edge Parkhill 4-2 and Goderich 3-1. In the loss to Strathroy, Jon O'Connor opened the Exeter scoring on a pass from Steve Lingard in the first period after Strathroy had taken a two goal lead. The next two and final goals for the locals came in the mid- dle period as Steve Lingard hit on an unassisted effort and Steve Anderson converted a pass from captain Larry Lewis. In the win over Parkhill, four different players shared in the scoring. The first period saw the Ex- eter club take a 2-1 lead as Jeff Dalrymple was suc- cessful on a three-way effort with Jon O'Connor and Steve Lingard and Shaun Guillet converted a pass from Mark Coward. Jon O'Connor registered what proved to be the game winning goal in the second period with Steve Lingard and Jeff Chipchase providing the assists. A similar three-way pass- ing combination completed the Exeter scoring. Shawn Moore was the markesman on passes from Mark Coward and Henri DeBruyn. Jon O'Connor was the scor- ing star in the Wednesday win Mohawks start Sunda The Exeter Mohawks open their 1984-85 home season at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday, October 28 at 8:30 p.m. with the Wingham Royals supplying the opposition. In their final tuneup for the WOAA in intermediate league opener, the Mohawks were in Owen Sound Sunday night and were defeated 7-5 by Wood- ford in a very close and well played contest. The Mohawks were first to score as Barry Baynham took advantage of a Woodford penalty at 2:10 of the opening period and scored on passes from defence partner Dave Atthill and Rick Lindenfield Later in the first period, Fred Uemstock, Larry Bar - foot and Brad Underwood replied for Woodford. Each team scored a pair of goals in the middle frame. The two scores for the Mohawks came in a space of 21 seconds late in the period and both were scored with the opposition playing shorthanded. Dave Atthill notched the first on passes from Barry Baynham and Rick Linden - field and Randy Kraul con- verted a pass from Baynham. Lions for brickwork Lions Clubs from all of southwestern Ontario ( Districts A-1, A-2, A-9 and A-15) have "Joined Hands to Answer the Call to Serve" and 235 clubs have collectively ac- cepted the challenge to cover the exterior of the "Ronald McDonald House" with hricks. The total number of hricks required to cover the exterior of the building exceeds 35,000. Numbered certificates, each representing a brick, will he sold for 55.00 each, to in- dividuals and businesses. Cer- tificates are now available from local Lions Club members. MOST IMPROVED — Grace Farquhar presents the Dow trophy to M.J. Chanyi as the most improved golfer in the Ironwood ladies golf club. T -A photo MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie Bus: (319)235-1323 Res: (519)262-2134 136 Main St. N., Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Near the midway mark of the third period, a Mohawk power play was successful for the fourth straight time. Pete Tuckey was the marksman on a play started by Terry Caldwell and Marty Wraith. With eight minutes to go Woodford regained their two goal lead. But, it didn't last very long. Only a minute later, again on a Mohawks power play, Pete Tuckey not- ched his second goal of the night with Barry Baynh; m and Brian Mercer getting the assists. TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the MARSLAND CENTRE. ICOMMITTEE ROOM a2. 3rd FLOOR) 20 ERB STREET WEST. WATERLOO ONTARIO on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2nd. 1984 at the hour of 10.00 o'clock in the forenoon- at which time the Board will hear applications in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act and Regulations thereunder The following establishments have applied for a licence of the class indicated. and the applica- tions will he entertained at the aforementioned location and time Application For New Licence Robindale's Fine Dining Restaurant 527 Main Street. Exeter Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: Robindate's Fine Dining Ltd Application For Additional Licence Exeter Inn 58 Main Street, Exeter Reclassification From a Hotel to a Tavern With an Entertainment Lounge Licence and a Patio (Lounge) Licence Licencee: Elshirpaiud Investments Inc. ANO FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application shall make their suhmission to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hearing. or in person 't the time and place of the hear ing (Copies of written submis- sions will be forwarded to the applicant) L iquor Licence Board of Ontario 551 akeshore Boulevard East TORONTO. Ontario M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMME.RCIAI RELATIONS THE l IQUOR LICENCE ACT took care of the scoring com- pletely and all came on unassisted efforts. Ian Jean was the dominant Exeter goal getter in the tie with Goderich with two suc- cessful shots. Scoring in single fashion were Sean McCann and Chris MacDonald. MacDonald and Trevor Taylor were the top playmakers with two assists each. Helping on one goal apiece were Ryan Kyle, Ted Hoffman, Rob Wagner and Gavin Snell. In the close 2-1 win over Lucan Matt Godbolt and Rob Wagner were the Exeter marksmen. Getting assists were Marty DeBruyn, Steve Stire, Ted Hoffman and Sean McCann. Jeff Campbell scored the only Lucan goal on a from D Lan nd. pass DRILLERS WIN 'B' TITLE — The '8' championship of the Ausable senior soccer league was won by the Exeter Drillers. Back, left, Gib Dow, Al Gaiser, Joe Martens, Blayne Epp, Dorkeo Chansamone and Dale Regier. Front, Sivilay Sengkhounmany, Sean O'Rourke, George Eisenschink, Thonghia Chansamone and Comphan Chansamone. Missing were Wayne Smith, Brian Topp Steve Coates and Jamie Chaffe. Oldtimers lose two The Exeter Molting Hawks were on the short end of the score in two oldtimers hockey games this week. Saturday, the Hawks were blasted 12-6 by the strong Seaforth Beavers and Mon- day, they dropped a 6-3 deci- sion to Belmont. Bob Jones and Scott Burton were the leading Exeter goal getters in the loss to Seaforth with two successful shots apiece. Scoring in single fashion were Jim Russell and Keith Ahrens. The top playmakers with two assists each were Keith Ahrens, Scott Burton, Pete McFalls and Frank Boyle. Helping with one assist was Jim Russell. Bill Weber with four goals was the top scorer for Seaforth. Next with two each were Murray Henderson, Ken Doig and Jack Mcllwain. Single goals went to Bob Beutenmiller and George Coveney. In Monday's defeat to Bel- mont, Keith Ahrens notched two Exeter goals and Jim Russell added the single. Assisting were Al Flynn, Bob McDonald, Scott Burton, Bill Pincombe and Jack Chipchase. over Goderich. He opened his club's scoring in the second period on passes from Steve Lingard and Jeff Chipchase and notched the third goal on an unassisted effort. The other score for the Ex- eterites was fired on a solo dash by Jeff Dalrymple. 1983 PROFESSIONAL MEMBER MATHERS MOTORS 136 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1 SO C.F. (Cal) Wein CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH BUS. PHONE 235-1525 RES. 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