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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-01-26, Page 12Tiger Times from Stephen Central A ♦’ *' A *1 Page 12 Times-Adyocate, January 26, 1978 By Victor Rempel and Peter Dearing As part of Project Canada, students of Mrs. Skillender’s Room 8 class have twin class mates. The twin school is in Saskatchewan and students from the two classes trade projects and other school work. It must be fun writing to Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Preszcator and Allan Washington and -Mr. & Mrs. Murray Scott were last week visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls. Mrs. Robert England, Huron Park and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Monday with Mrs. Lloyd England in a London hospital. Mrs. Joe Thornton is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz cator were Saturday supper guests with the latter’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Regele. and hearing from students in the west. Too bad. our class couldn't do this. Speeches are on their way. .Many students are getting ready for the speak-off day here. .Many classes will be holding their speak-offs between now and January 27. The school finals are in February. Our school will be represented at public speak ing contests held by the Crediton men’s club and the Grand Bend Lions club. At the beginning of the year we held a chocolate bar campaign. If any person in the primary grades sold five or more bars they will enter free to the movie “Gus". Above the primary level, those selling 10 or more bars will also have free admis sion. If you didn't sell any bars you have to pull 50 cents out of your pocket or purse. *’ .* % , i SENIOR SADDLE CLUB CHAMPS — Trophies were presented to all 1978 champion riders of the Exeter Saddle Club at Satur day's annual banquet held at Kirkton. From the left are senior champs Joanne Malone, Doug McCallum, Allan Parsons, Eric Vanneste, Nelson Bilyea and Gerrard Vanneste. T-A photo Thedford best in 'A' Waxers take 'B' title in Bend tourney NOTICE Twp. of Hibbert change of regular meeting date from Mon., Feb. 6/78 to Thurs., Feb. 2, — 1:00 p.m. Twp. hall Staffa. Charles Friend Clerk Present play The Grand Bend Branch of the Lambton County library is pleased to announce that, “The Young People’s Theatre Group,’’ of Toronto, will be performing “The Hobbit”, by J.R.R, Tolkin a play for children of all ages and all Tolkin fans. It will be presented Wednesday March 22 at 3:00 p.m. in the Grand Bend publicxschool auditorium. The play is sponsored by the South West library system, with the assistance of the Ontario Arts Council. There will be some audience participation and a discussion following the play. Admission is free. The fourth annual Grand Bend Legion novice hockey tournament held at the Zurich arena on Sunday proved to be very successful with the Thedford novices taking the top spot with a perfect three game record. The Exeter Waxers took the “B” flight championship with an 8-1 victory over Parkhill. David Russell lead the way for Exeter with four goals and an assist. Paul Mellecke scored the first goal of the game at the 2:48 mark of the first unassisted. Russell then scored two consecutive goals to up the Waxer’s margin by three. Early in the second period, the Exeter squad scored two goals only 20 seconds apart as Brian Quinn and Jeff Dalrymple did the damage. Following Parkhill’s lone goal of the game, the Waxers scored three more goals to put the game out of reach. Dalrymple scored from Russell, Russell scored with an assist from Steven Wraight and Russell then scored his fourth goal of the game. Exeter bests neighbors It was the novice version of. a subway seriesasthe Waxers tackled Huron Park with Exeter posted an 8-0 victory. Tim Moore scored first for Exeter with Brian Quinn assisting, Quinn picked up his second assist of the evening as Dale Kints scored, Quinn added to the Exeter lead with a goal of his own at 2:06 of the second period with Dalrymple assisting. Two goals each by Russell and Dalrymple and a single by Quinn finished the scoring for the Waxers. Tourney winners beat Waxers The eventual winners of the “A” flight, Thedford dropped Exeter into the “B” division of the tournament with a 5-2 victory. The Waxers scored their first goal of the game at the 7:55 mark of the second period with David Russell finding the range with Tom Oke and Doug Clark assisting. Exeter scored its final goal of the game as Russell scored from Scott Heywood. Bend edges Zurich In the first game of the day between local teams, Grand Bend defeated Zurich as Danny McLean scored two goals in the first period to lead the resort squad to their win. Scott Willert scored the lone Zurich goal. Blyth wins squeaker It was a goaltenders’ battle as the Blyth novices scored a 1-0 victory over a tenacious bunch of Grand Bend youngsters. The winning goal came at 3:50 of the third period. ,% DISCOUNT OH SELECTED ITEMS t CHEESE SPECIALS Highest Quality Canadian Cheddar Cheese Mild J.75 Medium 1.80 Nippican 9 oz.1.19 Attending Night School? Shop the Base Factory Outlet and Save! TASTY NU BAKERY Zurich THE CHEESE HOUSE 236-4912 TWO VALUABLE PLAYERS — David Russell of Exeter and Russell Finkbeiner of Huron Park were named their teams most valuable players in a game played in the Grand Bend Legion novice tournament held in Zurich on Sunday.T-A photo Park blanked One of the two Parkhill teams entered, defeated the Huron Park entry in their first game of the tournament 5-0 as Dave Miller scored two goals for the winning team. BOWLING SCORES Men's Monday Minor Bowling Tigers S. Russell 168 4 28 Bears S. Skinner 216 7 47 Lions AC forfeit no team Juniors D. Hennessey 238 7 36 SD M. 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