HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-04-27, Page 15LES PINES TAKE TITLE — Les Pines took the Exeter and district Rec league hockey title Tuesday night with a victory over Pfaff
Electric. Members of the winning team are: (back row, left-right) Ron Moore, Fred Wells, "Doc” Campbell, Doug Fairbairn,
Peter Glover, Haysi1/ Dan McIver, Larry Mason and Louis Mitchell. In the front row are: Martin Overholt, John Gillespie,
Gord Beuttenmiller, Bill Inch, Scott Burton, Paul Mason and Hans Zeehuisen. Missing were Pete Mason and Ken Bergman.
Times-Advocate, April 27, 1978
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VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — Usborne Central won the boys division championship of the annual district elementary school
volleyball championship Friday. Back, left, Scott Pincombe, John Kernick, Kevin Heather, Jamie Chaffe, Alan Hodgert, Tim
Shute and Rick Webber. Front, coach Lowell Mount, Craig.................. *......... ~
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The Crediton Mets are
preparing for their second
season of play in the Huron*
Perth intermediate baseball
league.
The club will be made up of
players from Crediton and
Zurich with Jack Chipchase
handling the managerial
duties and Frank Boyle
assisting as coach,
Chipchase has scheduled a
meeting meeting for Friday
night of this week at the
Crediton ball park at 7 p.m.
All players wishing to try out
with the Mets are urged to be
in attendance. The first
practice is set for Sunday
J. afternoon at 2 p.m.
The mets will be involved
in a 24 game schedule. The
other three teams in the
regular Huron-Perth’
schedule are the Dashwood
Tigers, Clinton Colts and
Thorndale.
Included will be exhibition
games against the
Walsingham and Tillsonburg
seniors and Thorndale,
Byron, London Diamonds
and London Ray Jays junior
clubs.
All weekday games for the
Mets will be seven inning
contests while Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and
holiday games will go the full
nine innings.
Games for the Crediton
Mets are as follows:
May
12 - Dashwood at
Crediton 8 p.m.
14 - Crediton at
Dashwood 2 p.m.
S.H. seniors win
in badminton
South Huron District High
School’s senior badminton
team won this year’s con
ference championship this
week in Wingham. Due to
contractual difficulties in
Perth, only Huron county
schools were able to par
ticipate in this tournament.
South Huron took three out
of five events with Jill
Tuckey placing first in girls’
singles. Mona Hodgins and
Sheila Snider were first in
girls’ doubles; and Lynne
Mercer and Randy Parsons
taking the mixed title for the
second consecutive year.
Dave Bogart and Braden
Whilsmith came second in
boys doubles and Ed Van-
derburgt was third in boys
singles.
The junior team will play
for the Junior Championship
in Wingham next Wednesday
evening, May 3.
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Directs bowlers
for past 25 years
18 - Crediton at
Thorndale 8 p.m.
21 - Thorndale at
Crediton 1 p.m.
26 - Diamonds at
Crediton 8 p.m.
28 - Crediton at
Clinton 7 p.m.
31 - Crediton at
Ray Jays 8 p.m.
June
2 - Thorndale at
Crediton 2 p.m.
4 - Crediton at
Byron 2 p.m.
9 - Crediton at
Thorndale 8.15 p.m.
17 - Crediton at
Walsingham 8 p.m.
- Crediton at
Tillsonburg 1 p.m.
- Byron at
Crediton 8 p.m.
- Thorndale at
Crediton 8 p.m.
July
2 - Tillsonburg at
Crediton 1 p.m.
6 - Crediton at
Thorndale 8 p.m.
- Clinton at
Crediton 8 p.m.
- Walsingham at
Crediton 1 p.m.
- Crediton at
Clinton 8 p.m.
21 - Dashwood at
Crediton 8 p.m.
18
23
30
14
16
19
22 - Crediton
at Diamonds 8.30 p.m.
23 - Clinton at
Crediton 1 p.m.
28 - Ray Jays at
Crediton 8 p.m.
30 - Crediton at
Dashwood 2 p.m.
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Those were the comments
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Mrs. Durand was respon
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Pinder tops
in playoffs
Statistics released this
week by Hawks coach Ron
Bogart show that Ken
Pinder paced the scoring at
tack in their OHA semi-final
series with the St. George
Lions.
Pinder picked up four
goals and 10 assists for a
total of 14 points.
Winger Fred
Mommersteeg potted the
most goals with five, plus an
equal number of assists for
10 points, while Brian Taylor
and defensive stalwart Ran
dy Fisher had eight points
each.
Ending up with five scor
ing points were Phil Knight,
John VanGerwen and Jim
Ferguson, while Matt
Muller, Jamie Caldwell and
Steve Jennison had three
each.
Three of Pinder’s goals
came on power plays, while
Muller scored the team’s
only short-handed effort.
Burkley Restaurant. Mrs.
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Mrs. Durand remembers
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about 15 youngsters par
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The program started to
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peak a few years later with
as many as 175 par
ticipating each weekday
afternoon after school and
Saturday mornings.
The number of youthful
bowlers dropped to 61 this
year with competition only
Saturday mornings.
Other adults contributing
greatly to the minor bowling
program over the years are
Mary Holtzmann, Agnes
Appleton and Grace Far
quhar.
Two others who came up
through the program and
are now assisting are Bev
Beirling and Larry Stire.
One of the most important
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Mrs. Durand are adult
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She said, “They really
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youngsters, keep their
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