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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-12-19, Page 6BEST IN '79 — Sweet Impression owned by the Wheeling By Stables of Grand Bend was named three year-old trotting filly of the year in Canada. Above, Jerry Duford guides Sweet Im- pression to a win in the Stanclardbred Futurity Trotting Stakes at Greenwood in 2.06.1. Mariners win in First place tie in darts The Evil Eyes and Sassenachs are now tied in first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with identical records of 46 points. The Winkers are close behind in third place with 45 points followed by the Scotties at 42, Family Affair at 41, Doublers 40 and Outlaws 39. The Out of Space are next with 38 points. Then come the Itchy Niters and Chances 36, Nicky Tams 35, Rowdy Ones and DR's 34, Shiphunters 33. CB'ers 31 and Canscotts 24. This week's scores were: Eveil Eyes 4 - Winkers Scotties 4 - Canscotts Sassenachs 4 Rowdy Ones 1 DR's 4 - FamilyAffair 1 Last Chance 4 - Outlaws 1 Out of Space 4 - Doublers 1 Nicky Tams 3 - Itchy Niters 2 CB'ers 3 - Shiphunters 2. Friday's schedule is as follows: 8:00 p.m. Chances vs Family Affair Outlaws vs DR's Winkers vs CB'ers Sassenachs vs Scotties Y G T We give thanks for the sublime and holy spirit that means Christmas. C.E. Browning Electric Inc. Main Street Crediton 4 68 7 66 3 50 4 4 0 37 3 33 53 634 487 590 521 499 The Grand Bend Mariners defeated the Kettle Point Warriors 5-2 in their only start this week in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. The next action for the South 9:30 p.m. Rowdy Ones vs Itchy Niters Evil Eyes vs Nicky Tams Doublers vs Shiphunters Out of Space vs Canscotts Huron loop Good effort against Preston 11-91-1:4,irzevetweeNi yea 7,-,..1,.v4S levY6 G4 wr*aztzvatvti wviti a7t6tv4i eveereve,i Igoestvelvvo emcgrrootfy$ Tyler Goudie of South. Huron was one of the in- dividual champions in Feiday's 10th annual Red and Black wrestling tour- nament at the local school. Goudie won the 90 pound title with four straight victories, all by pins and was judged the best SH com- petitor. • In the team standings, Sarnia Central emerged as champs with 149 points, Kitchener St. Jerome was second with 138, Banting of Alliston was next with 133, Sarnia Northern scored 129 points and South Huron placed fifth with 109 points. Tim McQuiggan in the 104 pound class and Jamie Christmas By DAVE MEDD Precious Blood School Christmas Getting up early Opening presents and cards Eating Christmas dinner Jesus Christ Happiness. Eveleigh at 193 pounds were third for the next best performances for South Huron. Tim Martens finished fourth, Brian Westelaken, Rich Soudant and Ed Hunter-Duvar were fifth, Colin. Tripp and Al Rooseboom were sixth and Figure skaters pass CFSA, tests Members of the Zurich- Grand Bend figure skating club participated in Canadian Figure Skating Association test days at Zurich Tuesday and at Hockeyland in London, Sunday. The successful candidates were as follows: Dances-Dutch Waltz- Cathy Brenner; Swing-Lisa Hamather. Junior Bronze-Ten Fox- Sandra Deters; Fiesta Tango- Kerry Lynn Dietz. Senior Bronze-European- Elizabeth Datars; Fox Trot- Missy Sandilands. Men's Curling Scores Hodgert 8 - Livingstone 4 Learn 8 - Funk 1 Ross 7 - Albertson 5 B. Coates 11 - Parsons 5 Chapman 4 - Beattie 3 Webber 8 - Lamport 4 De Block 7 - McKnight 4 Strang 10 - P. Coates 4 McDonald 7 - Timmerman 5 Prout 8 - B. Coleman 5 Busche 10 - C. Smith 5 L. Coleman 6 - Raymond 4 Davison 7 - Pinder 4 MacLean 9 - Dougall 6. Intermediate Hockey Goderich VS !lensed! HENSALL ARENA Thurs., Dec. 20 8 p.m. OHA Sr. Continental Don't Miss ,' t Andrew Martens and Phil De Haan were seventh. In dual Huron-Perth meets Tuesday, the South Huron grapplers downed Stratford Central 32-20 and lost 28-24 to Goderich and 35-19 to Stratford Northwestern. Winning two matches each for the local school were Tyler Goudie, Andrew Martens, Phil De Haan, Tim Martens, Brian Westelaken, Doug Raymond and Ed Hunter-Duvar. Tim Martens ac- complished the fastest pin, Rick Soudant was the most improved performer and Phil De Haan was judged the best wrestler. Today, Wednesday, the South Huron team will be in Goderich to take part in a H—P meet and Friday they will travel to Jackson, Michigan to participate in a Canada - USA exchange along with Banting high school of London. The Michigan school will be making a return visit to South Huron in December of 1980 . Ladies first draw ends The ladies completed their first draw of the Exeter curling club season this week. Sylvia Smith won the Tuesday afternoon draw with her team of Marilyn Broadfoot, Barb Ballantyne and Sharon McCrindle. Wednesday night winners were Doris Hackney Jayne Dougall, Debbie Etherington and Marg Miller. Audrey McDonald won the Thursday draw with her team of Mona Alderdice, Loralee Marshall and Hazel Wescott. Playoffs for the Dinney trophy will take place during the next two weeks. Buckeyes win over Mohawks The Zurich Buckeyes scored a 6-lvictcry over the Exeter Mohawks in South Huron play Sunday af- ternoon and increased their lead in first place in the north division standings. Four third period goals allowed the Buckeyes to come away with Sunday's win. They took a 2-0 first period lead on goals by captain John Graham and Gerald Weido. Graham counted on a pass from Randy McKinnon and Weido provided the assist for Weido's score. The Mohawks counted their only goal of the contest at 5.48 of the third period and drew within one goal of the opposition. Don Heywood fired the only Exeter successful shot on a pass from Bill Van bergen. The Buckeyes came right back to regain a two goal lead as Gerald Weido beat John Hayter in the Exeter goal on a three-way effort with Pat Bedard and Mike Clarke. The fourth Buckeyes goal of the afternoon came from the stick of Ron Desjardine at 11.10 on a play started by Randy McKinnon and Rick Schilbe. The score ruse to 5-1 at 12,13 as Gerald Weido completed a hat trick per- formance with the assist going to Dave Cyr. The final Zurich marker was shot by Randy McKinnon on a three way effort with Ron Desjardine and John Graham. Marauders, Buckeyes lead The Zurich Buckeyes and Centralia Marauders currently are at the top of the standings in the two divisions of the' South Huron intermediate hockey league The Centralia Marauders lead, the south division with eight wins and three ties for a total of 19 points They lead the entire league in goals scored with 81, The Buckeyes are on top in the northern section with nine victories and only two losses good for 18 points The Goderich Merchants are right behind with 17 points on eight wins and a tie. Goderich leads the league with goals against with 37 while the Buckeyes and Ex- eter Mohawks are tied for second with 40. The Hensall Sher woods are third with 11 points and the Exeter Mohawks and Centralia College Saints follow with eight points apiece. The Grand Bend Mariners With four wins and three ties for 11 points are second in the south. Next come Parkhill with nine, Thedford with eight and Kettle Point in the basement with five 'points. The league all star game with the best of the north taking on the choice of the south will be played Friday, January 18 at the Zurich arena,Proceeds willgo to the South Huron Big Brothers ssocia ti on. Local filly best in '79 "Sweet Impression", owned by Doug Courtney's Wheeling By stables of Grand Bend was recently named the three year old trotting filly of the year in Canada by the Canadian Trotting Association in Toronto. The filly earned $100,000.00 in 1979 with nine wins and seven seconds in 18 starts while taking a new lifetime record of 2:03', She will probably race one more year before' being bred to the trotting sire "Soncan" at Pine Hollow Stud Farms in Pine Bush, New York. slight letdown in the secont period. After the Jets held a 3-1 lead after the first 20 minutes of play, the Preston club scored three times in minute and a half early in the second period to 2gp ahead. Former manager Don Urbshott who is now the QIJA contact man told the T-A, "We played extremely well and deserved to win. We let down for less than two minutes and bang. the flood came." The Jets will be in action on five occasions during this week and the holiday season. Their home games are Friday of the this week against the Chatham Maroons, the following Friday against the Durham Huskies and Wednesday, January 3, Durham will again be the visitors All games start at 8:15 p.m, On the road the Jets will be in Cambridge Saturday night and in London on January 3. Against Preston Sunday, the Jets hit the scoreboard quickly. Bob Dean was the initial marksman on a three- way effort with Bob Dean and Dave Brown at 3:28. Novice tourney at Parkhill A total of 27 teams will be taking part in a novice regional Silver Stick hockey tournatment in Parkhill from December 28 to 31, The original Silver Stick idea was to foster Inter- national Goodwill and Understanding through boys of all ages. The founder, former Canadian Featherweight Boxing Champion, Jack Kinsella of Ottawa, had an idea and enlisted the support of other hockey men and as a result in 1963 the first North American Finals Tourna- ment was held in Port Huron, Michigan. The Novice age players (8- 9 yrs, old) will only compete in a regional tournament. All other age level competitors are eligible to compete in the International Tourna- ment if they win their regional competition. This regional Tournament is under the supervision of a Regional Director appointed by the board of directors. All tournaments require annual sanction by the Board of Directors. It is very fitting that in this, the year of the Child, this age level has been recognized and, allowed to take part in the tournament. The Exeter Waxers will play their first game Sun- day, December 30 at 11.45 a.m. Only 24 seconds later, Brian Johnston made the score 2-0 on a play started by Parkinson and Dean. Terry Gregory counted the first Preston score at 6:16. The Jets two goal lead was regained at 14:14 as JaMie Robb completed a neat Passing combination With Ed Robb and Rick Banks. Front 3:27 to 5:68 of the second period, Ken Stewart, Jim Springall and Toby Sherlock registered for Preston to put the Jesters ahead 4-3. At 11 41, defenceman Barry Baynham was in the right spot in front of the Preston net to deflect a pass WANTED Cars & Trucks for scrap and resaleable parts. Highest prices paid. Turn that old fence, appliances, batteries, copper and farm machinery into cash. Give us a call. Miller's Auto Parts Strap Metal Dealer R.R #2, Crediton 234.6776 VS PARKHI LL 8: 1 5 P.M. THURSDAY at the South Huron Rec Centre Jvisit T' EXCEL V When you give a sled this Christmas make it the ultimate sied - Yamaha s new Excel V It has power to pull two up the steepest trail And a big 2-passenger 6eat to cat ey you both in comfort. The Excel V is evelything you and your family dreamed a snowmobile could be Yamaha Excel V No. rx•-. 11110.11h- AP' SAVE 10% - 20% on clothing and accessories in stock ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. Your Authorized Yamaha Full Service Dealer. • 1 mile West and 1 Mile South of Hensel' YAMAHA I VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS Page 6A Times-Advocate, December 19, 1979 SH team places fifth Goudie wins wrestling Mariners will be Friday night when they meet the Hensall Sherwoods at the Stephen township arena at Huron Park. In the 5-2 win over Kettle Point, 'the Mariners scored all of their goals in the first two periods before Kettle Point replied with two successful shots in the final 20 minutes of play. With only 36 seconds left in the first period Rick Moody converted a pass from Mike Desjardine to put the Mariners on the scoreboard. Second period scoring was confined to the final eight minutes and resulted in the Mariners upping their lead to 5-1. The nnick scoring splurge started at 11:15 as Joe Falsetti hit on a pass from Pete Gill, In the next minute Pete Gill completed a three- way effort with Pete, Gil and Joe Falsetti and Tod Sherk scored with passing help from Mike Desjardine and Rick Moody. The final Grand Bend goal of the game came at 16,04 with captain Bob Lovie scoring, on an unassisted effort, In the third period Mark George and Tye George counted for Kettle Point. I'm a Stocking By STEPHEN HARBURN Grade 5 Hensall Public School Why should I be a stocking! Hanging by a fireplace Why can't I go shopping With the children everyplace And go chopping Trees place by place Making snowmen all day Why can't I say„ I can play! Because I'm a stocking, IL DERTO N ARENA Chatham Maroons vs Lucan-licierton Jets Friday, December 21, 8:15 p.m. Durham Huskies VS Lucan-liderton Jets Friday, December 28 8:15 p.m. Durham Huskies VS Lucan-ilderton Jets Wednesday, January 2 8:15 p.m. Homewood Farms and Inglewood Farms are Jet Supporters. CliYerCPt WAi The Lucan-Ilderton Jets losing streak in the Ontario Hockey Association Con- Witte' senior league con- tinues, After losing 14-2 to the Petrolia. Squires Friday night,. the Jets came back Sunday with_ a good effort against the Preston Jesters, but, lost 7-4 -as the result of a McGILLIVRAY GIRLS — The girls team from McGillivray Central School completed a very successful season by win- ning the area five volleyball tournament. Back, left, coach Jill Freer, Janet Eagieson, Bonnie Lewis, Lisa Ryerson, Lori Allison, Christine Sutherland, Janice Rees, Shannon McCallum, Jane Donaghey, Heather Atmore and Bonnie Lynn. Front, Christine Markus, Cheryl Lynn, Brenda Bullock, April Hodgins, Debbie Hughes, Martha Mallard, Lynne Rowe and Tammy Mathers. Jets losing streak continues home from Ian McTavish. Hugh Mitchell also assisted. With Brian Johnston of the Jets off for tripping, Jim Martell scored what proved to be the winning goal for the Jesters at 14:17. In the final frame, Jerry Gray And Jim Martell scored the final Preston goals. The Jets outshot the Jesters by 39 to 32 Pan Murray was in goal for the L- I club filling in for regular netminder Peter Crosbie who was sick, In Friday's 14-2 loss to Petrolia, Ian McTavish and Ed Parkinson were the Jets goal scorers. mot ROBERT F. WEillAit I SWIRANCE ammo 0e4*lcitV14111) el d ono 00ki**6 . oatio.erv4si0.00€144,f0 r . On the way to all our customers, neighbors and friends, good wishes for a vvartn, wonderful holiday. Our "thanks" to everyone. ifRinfig Bowling scores 0 67 7 70 2 41 7 90 86 7 60 5 0 36 2 52 5 2 7 0 5 2 7 0 2 7 0 5 2 2 2 7 0 2 2 5 5 50 63 75 66 68 36 83 27 48 44 48 21 81 63 78 57 32 51 47 17 36 29 30 13 7 58 0 53 4 51 3 49 7 48 0 35 7 29 021 7 54 0 56 2 62 5 51 7 35 0 7 5 19 0 9 CO H C 1313 FT TE Exeter Mens A B Farquhar 801 S Frayne 621 G Black 813 H Holtzman 608 G Ford 691 B Hogg 738 T Arthur 620 B Hoover 540 D Brintnell 695 G O'Neill 585 F Du Barry 671 P Hockey 712 Ladies Tuesday Night PP J Frayne 564 LP B Du Barry 507 MM G Farquhar 646 BB B Sangster 670 HD B Hearn 631 110 V Flynn 552 P P Haugh 740 WR N Westlake 554 CC L Hodgins 629 MAIM Holtzman 561 S W Jaques 572 JS J Parent 710 Thursday Ladles T13 JD Weigand 581 ST I IVIa griica 586 1311 P Scott 641 MN T Rooseboom 733 IB E Mielke 722 TL M Foster 659 DS D Deters 515 GG R Luther 676 LO J Cooper 675 CC S O'Neiller 465 AC S Young 524 YS L Dykstra 483 Wednesday YW R Frayne 674 PR D Murray 557 BS 13 Hogg 682 8th 0 Jaques 663 FL A Everleigh 777 PE 13 Sanders 680 Sunday Mixed League J Smith 486 B Hogg 535 G Wilson 422 K Mason 404 L Webber 458 R Pfaff am Friday Mixed League R Luther 438 W Webster 430 W Glanville 371 J Snell 381 B Lawrence 369 R Lacohrse 452 Wednesday Ladies H Webber N Coleman Et Berends M Lovell J McDowell B Smith Minor Pee Wee BL S McFalls 71 1 11 BE S Irwin 121 2 10 Minor Juniors PE T Moore 276 2 11 KK K Whiteford 310 3 20 HG D Taylor 232 1 16 CS S Skinner 345 4 23 Minor Seniors AC D Meikle 343 4 22 BU 1 Mol 343 ° 6 33 RO J Van Haarem 386 2 19 FC B Bell 361 3 17 SS V Pfaff -355 5 34 ST .1 Perry 250 1 22 Reasons By TIM MANN Grade 6 Hensall Public School There are many reasons for Christmas. One is the joy of giving and getting presents. Another is the joy of celebrating Jesus' bir- thday and that is the main meaning of Christmas. When we give and receive gifts we are doing it to celebrate Jesus' birthday. Sending a message post-haste for your every happiness this Yuletide season and tucking our thanks inside. Barney, Max & Staff THORNDALE-PH.461-1530 IttieSseStWalts, LE C4 SU CB SP RO H13 FL CM OP OE RC GT BL MP SN LP