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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-04-06, Page 9Rec final to start Pfaff Electric and Les Pines will be meeting in the final round of the Exeter and district Rec hockey league. The first game goes tonight, Thursday at 9 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre with the second tilt Tuesday at 8 p.m. If a third game is necessary it will be played Thursday, April 13. Pfaff Electric qualified for the final with a 3-1 win over Algoma Tire in the third and deciding game, Thursday. Les Pines downed Team No. 6 5-2 in a sudden death contest Tuesdayto qualify for the championship round. The third game of the week saw Team 6 edge Guess Who by a score of 5-4. Randy Gilfillan notched two goals to lead the Pfaff Electric win over Algoma Tire. Jim Rolph added the odd counter with Ed Ker- slake replying for Algoma. Ken Bergmann with two successful shots was best for Les Pines. Scoring in single fashion were Scott Burton, Pete Glover and Fred Wells. A REC CENTRE SALUTE — The senior members of the Exeter figure skating Dale Armstrong, Danette McLeod, Linda Elder, Patti Down, Eleanor Salmon, club presented a salute to the South Huron Rec Centre at Saturday's carnival. Elaine Pym, Laurie Prout and Debbie Josephson. T-A photo From the left are Teresa MacDonald, Brenda Pincombe, Carrie Blackburn, Termed best ever Challenge for next year Times-Advocate, April 6, 1973 Bowling Scores Page 9 Larry Bourne and Ron Broderick were the Team 6 marksmen. Dennis Preszcator with a hat trick performance led Team 6 in their win over Guess Who. Greg Parsons added the other two goals. Scoring one goal each for Guess Who were Doug Pearson, Morley Obre, Jerry Court and Dave Robinson. Skating carnival draws over 1,300 A crowd in excess of 1,300 contributed to the most successful carnival presented by the Exeter figure skating club Satur­ day. GIVE BLOOD SAVE LIFE The two program show drew 650 spectators to the South Huron Rec Centre Saturday afternoon and more than 750 showed up for the evening performance. Club president Gaylen Josephson said he was “more than pleased” with the attendance. He added “I wish to thank the skaters and everyone who helped in any way to make the carnival successful.” Josephson continued, “Brad will have to really come up with something special next year to beat this.” He was referring to club pro Brad Loosley who was in charge of the carnival for the seventh year. The first carnival was held in 1952 with Derry Boyle acting as club president. Boyle said this week he thinks there were about 25 skaters in the first carnival. The more than 140 members of the skating club participated in at least one number in Saturday’s carnival which featured “McDonald Land.” Senior members of the club paid a salute to the South Huron Rec Centre in the opening number. Spectators were treated to humour in the second presentation as Steve Pfaff and Jack Underwood skated and (fell) as a nurse and an armed service member. The guest skater was Lori Jolley from the Strathroy and Ilderton figure skating clubs. She was second in the pre-novice competition at the recent Western Ontario sectionals held at Brantford. Lori placed first in her division in the WOSWIC MATHERS MOTORS WILL GIVE YOU THE SHIRTS OFF THEIR BACKS Plymouth Competitions held in March in Sarnia. Seven authentic charac­ ters directly from McDonald television commercials led in seven numbers in the first half of the show. President Gaylen Josephson posing as Ronald McDonald led the great Hamburger caper and McDonald’s Marching Band. Wearing other McDonald costumes were Eleanor Salmon, Linda Elder, Carrie Blackburn, Laurie Prout, Danette McLeod and Elaine Pym. Other featured performers were Brenda Pincombe in a solo number and Ken Penny of Woodstock who skated on stilts. Carol Arthur, Caroline Blackburn and Marsha Shepherd were members of the carnival committee. Marg Corey is the assistant club professional. The following numbers were presented: Ronald’s Marching Band - Led by Ronald McDonald Brent Bell, John Bell, Scott Bierling, Douglas Cudmore, Jay Davison;‘Chris Eccles, Jason Eccles, Jens Gregson, Rhett Hawkins, Michael Jeffrey, Mark McDonnell, Ricky Topp, Dennis Web­ ster. McDonald’s Farm - Led by Grimace Kathryn Atkinson, Andrea Bell, Tammy Friesen, Aimee Glavin, Kelly Grant, Angela Harris, Julie Hay ter, Monica Lindenfield, Leanne Rooth, Lisa Shepherd, Michelle Sleman, Sueanne Soldan, Tina Taylor, Tobi- lyn Taylor, Barbara Tieman, Anne Walper, Laurie Glavin, April Fools - Led by the Professor Susan Coates, Angela Cot­ trell, Spring Cushman, Krista Elder, Marcia Ellison, Michelle Ellison, Heidi Gregson, Jeanne Hayter, Karen Hoffman, Cindy Moore, Kim Murray, Sheila Oke, Lori-lynn Wagner. The Big Mac Attack - Led by Big Mac & Hamburglar Jeremy Brock, Shawn Friesen, Frederick Godbolt, Sean Grant, Jason Heywood, Mark Weigand. Strawberry Shakes - Led by Mayor McCheese Darlene Atkinson, Wendy Ballan ty ne, Lisa Ellerington, Jennifer Hancock, Laurie McLelland, Sarah Patterson, Vicki Scott, Dawn Taylor, Rhonda Turnbull. Solo Part - Patti Down. The Maccaneers - Led by Captain Crook Trevor Cottrell, Dean Hayter, David Josephson, Trevor Ratz, John Van- derWiel. Z-Z-Zippitty-Do-Dah - With Grimace and Friends Patti-lee Bierling, Catherine Davison, Sandra DeBoer, Tanya Delbridge, Tammy Laithwaite, Karen Miller, Tammy O’Brien, Patti O’Toole, Tracy Ratz, Deanna Underwood, Carol Willis. Second Half Baby Face - Sueanne Adkins, Brenda Bell, Jackie Cottrell, Cindy Down, Karen Hart, Karla Josephson, Tracy MacDonald, Janet Pfaff, Heather Prout, Debbie Taylor, Susan Tieman, Patti Willis, Lisa Wright. The Lollipops - Karen Atkinson, Ronalyn Bell, Tammy Bell, Lisa Blue, Jodi Chanyi, Elizabeth Cottrell, Cheryl DeBoer, - Denise Lang, Charlotte Miller, Tracey Oke, Jennifer Rose, Leigh Ryan, Julia Tieman, Kimberley VanderWiel, Diane Willis. Solo Part - Debbie Josephsoon. Me and My Shadow - Connie Austin, Nicole Doirion, Debbie Down, Laurie Hawkins, Bridgette Newton, Tracy Rabbets, Lisa Volland. Charles Smith and John VanderWiel. A tribute to Elvis - Sueanne Adkins, Brenda Bell, Jackie Cottrell, Cindy Down, Karen Hart, Karla Josephson, Tracy Mac­ Donald, Janet Pfaff, Heather Prout, Debbie Taylor, Susan Tieman, Patti Willis, Lisa Wright. The Graduating Class of.. - Joel Aunger, Chris McLeod, Dean Smith. A little bit of Country - Kendra Arthur, Michele Aunger, Monique Aunger, Pamela Cottrell, Donna Rae Lang, Rachael Mellecke, Melanie Smith, Kelly Vanstone. Star Wars - Dale Arm­ strong, Carrie Blackburn, Patti Down, Linda Elder, Debbie Josephson, Teresa MacDonald, Danette McLeod, Brenda Pincombe, Laurie Prout, Elaine Pym, Eleanor Salmon. Poo Woo Double u T. Baker 152 2 56 TI J. McFalls 202 5 62 BE B. McDonald 210 Juniors 6105 SD M. Mol 332 6 53 GC E. Coleman 234 5 89 AC D. Warwick 278 Soniors 2 66 RS D. Fisher 316 4 84wsB. Stire 327 5108 EX B. McDonald 453 9138 BJ D. Jervis 334 8117 YA J. Mol 369 Ladies Tuesday 5124 GR D. McNair 573 5 63 HD P. Hunter Duvar 568 0121 CG M. Sweitzer 533 2 58 PP C. Moore 703 7128 BB B. Sangster 658 2128 RO V. Flynn 686 5 60 SP J. Lippert 626 5 83 PO J. Frayne 529 J. Penninga 529 2 74 MM L. Latulippe 658 3134 JS M. Bridges 625 5 49 PK L. Webber 807 4 96 AH G. Bierling 518 M. Holtzmann 518 Mens “A" Group 2115 SP B. Nicol 782 7 7C4E. Matzold 743 0 0 BR C. Murray 755 5 5FLD. Brintnell 943 2 2ROP. Durand 697 5 5suG. Webb 613 Mens “B" Group 2 2 BO G. Stire 720 5 5BLJ. Vautour 694 2 2FLB. Lavier 624 5 5BSB. Hogg 641 2 2TBD. Brintnell 762 5 58WR. Dickey 653 2 2 Mens League Consolation HP S. McNair 703 5 5 OB T. Bourne 758 2 2 DH B. Schade 784 5 5 CB Sportsman 566 2 2 YW D. Gifford 598 5 5 PP B. DeVries 616 2 2 Skates at 72 years The oldest participant in the carnival was retired bank manager Charles Smith. Charlie who celebrated his 72nd birthday Friday took part in the Me and My Shadow number. He indicated it was his last carnival but Gaylen Josephson commented, “I doubt it, Charlie will likely be back. He’s been a big help to us.” PETER WARNER SAVE ON OUR DEMO'S V Huron Hope School C. Weston 126 N. Duguay 93 E. Dekort 76 A. Volk 53 S. Hemmingway 75 L. Kowe 63 M. Masse 57 E. Klungel 84 Group “A" Mixed League CO B. Sanders 704 3265 CH L. Latulippe 732 3227 [sales/service! .’s t) Dodge CHRYSLER U( SALES/SERVICE Come and get your free T-Shirt. Enter our “SHIRTS-OFF!" Sweepstakes. 20 Cars to win! Plymouth Volare Fun Runners and Dodge Aspen Sunrises! 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