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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-03-04, Page 12a e 12 Times -Advocate March 4 19 : 1 .r - A VARIETY OF CHARACTERS — Peter and the Wolf is the theme of Saturday's Exeter figure skating club carnival. A number of the characters are shown above. Bock, left, Janet Kints, Michelle Aunger and Monique Aunger. Front, Michelle Birmingham, Cheri Manley and Crystal Bierling. T -A photo The great new sport. 1 - • Sports -styled and loaded with exciting features! Like YICS for efficient combus- tion and Improved gas mileage. Computer:zed monitoring system. And much more! •. ;/ lour ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. authorised Yamaha full sersiee dealer. YAMAHA HURON-h3IDDI,ESEX JIM BRITNELL CONCERNED • CAPABLE For Information CaII: CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS • 524-2149 JIM BRITNELL RESIDENCE - 524-7475 EXETER COMMITTER ROOM - 235-0430 376 MAIN ST EXETER Zurich Buckeyes player suspended Another team in the South Huron intermediate hockey league has been hit with' disciplinary action for the use of an illegal player. This time it's the defen- ding champion Zurich Buckeyes. The Buckeyes have been stripped of all their points and statistics of games in which Glenn Nicholson was a participant. Nicholson has been suspended for the balance of the season. His driver's licence which is used on the player card as proof of Great Lakes ball league A new baseball league is being organized this year to accommodate senior teams from the Huron -Perth and Western Ontario Athletic Association and junior clubs from the London area. At a recent meeting held at the Thames Valley golf club in London plans were made to establish the Great Lakes baseball league. Included will be the Dash- wood Tigers, Clinton Colts and Thorndale Angels from the Huron -Perth , Kin- cardine from the WOAA along with the Ser- vicemaster and Somerset Homes junior teams from London and the Strathroy juniors. The Arva seniors are also being admitted. The schedule is expected to start on May 9 and con- clude by July 13. After completion of league play, the Dashwood, Clinton, Thorndale and Kincardine clubs will represent their own associations in Ontario Baseball Association playoffs. residence did not coincide with his actual residence. The Zurich club which would have finished in first place ended in the basement. The team's representative on the league executive Ron Rader has been suspended for the balance of the regular season and the first round of playdowns. The entire Parkhill team and one Forest player were suspended several weeks ago for similar playing card infractions. A year ago the Thedford team was suspended. League president John Stpehens commented this week, "The teams should realize we mean business. I was quite surprised that we had these infractions this year after the crackdown of a year ago." The Exeter Mohawks were fined $50 for using a number of ineligible players in a game in Zuirch on February 15. With the revised standings the Hensall Sherwoods ended in first place and received a first round playoff bye. The playoff pairings are Goderich against Centralia College, Zurich versus the Centralia Marauders and the Exeter Mohawks against the Forest Boyds. Exeter and Forest played a 3-3 tie in their playoff opener. The Centralia Marauders and Zurich Buckeyes meet Thursday night at the Stephen township arena on Sunday afternoon in Zuirch while Goderich and Centralia College meet at the Stephen arena Wednesday night. The first game was played in Goderich Monday night. Senior Panthers in H -P playoffs The South Huron senior Panthers won the Huron - Perth Conference league championshipWednesday as they nipped Stratford Northwestern by a score of 62-61. The Panthers completed the season with nine vic- tories and only one defeat while Stratford Northwestern. and Goderich tied for second. The Strat- ford club was awarded se- cond place as they defeated Goderich during the schedule. Fourth place Stratford Central were up against the Panthers in a Tuesday sudden -death semi-final game at the South Huron gym while Goderich took on Northwestern. The only South Huron senior Toss this season was to the Goderich Vikings in overtime In their final game despite a slow start the Panthers came alive in the second quarter to beat the Huskies at their game of "run and gun" and tie the score at 36- 36 at halftime. In the second half, South Huron' opened a gap of four points and held on to win by one point after Steve Pearce came up with the ball on a jump under South Huron's basket in the dying seconds. The key to the win accor- ding to coach Terry O'Rourke was the improved foul shooting which has dominated practices. Doug Hoffman rebounded well and led the scoring with 19 points while Dave Bell Ilderton rink wins again For the second consecutive year, an llderton Curling Club rink, skipped by Ted Shyiak, were winners of the Kongskilde Bonspiel at the Exeter Curling Club, Saturday. Ted and Hope Shyiak, and Chuck Godkin, and Dianne Godkin, won the first draw and successfully edged out the second draw winners, a Windsor rink skipped by Randy Leavite. The trophy was presented to the Shyiak rink by Gerry Smith on behalf of Kongskilde. had 16 points in the strong team effort. A week earlier the Panthers downed Listowel 51-46 in a crucial game in which they came from behind. After the Listowel win, coach Terry O'Rourke call- ed this year's team the hardest working club he had ever coached at South Huron. In the Listowel game, Doug Hoffman and Matt McClure both turned in fine efforts each scoring 16 points. Dave Bell also made a significant contribution with 15 points. Second ladies draw ended The second draw of the ladies curling club has been completed with Sylvia Smith and her team of Fern Dougall. Louise Giffin and ;ail Lawson the winners on Tuesday afternoon. Sharon O'Toole and her team of Agnes Bray, Helen Dougall and Mary Relouw. were the high winners Wednesday night. Audrey McDonald and her rink of Julie Rattrav, Fran Mic•kle and Marie Brunslow were the winners on Thurs- day. The playoffs for the trophy are not completed at the present time. The Ladies Bank of Mon- treal honspiel was a great success this year. 'teams from St Marys. Seaforth, Vanasti•a. Bayfield. Forest, llderton. London. Listowel and Exeter took part. The trophy went to an llderton team with Seaforth in se- cond place The ladies second in- vitational honspiel was held Wednesday with teams from Vanastra and llderton play- ing. The high winner was Karen Shirrav and her team of Helen Rankin, Betty McGee and Sylvia Smith. Second prize winners were Melva Esker, Beatrice Richardson. 'Trudy Hill and Helen Burton Third prize winners were Lois Evans, Dot Wales Eileen Rannie, and Barb %'p The annual bunny Bundle honspiel will he held Vl'ednesdas \lar'ch 18. See the PLAYOFFS VS Forest Boyds EMIR Thursday, March 5 8:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre 1 LUCKY TICKET HOLDER WILL RECEIVE 1 FREE PIZZA TRAIN PIZZA READY FOR CARNIVAL — The costumes for Saturday's Exeter figure skating club carnival arrived Monday. Shown in their new outfits are from the left Michelle Ellison, Kim Murray, Patti Bierling, Lisa Birmingham and Marcia Ellison. The carnival goes at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre. T -A photo Beat Exeter Lucan winners in atom tournament The Lucan atoms won the Shamrock "A" playoff tournament in Exeter, Saturday, posting a 5-4 overtime win against Goderich in the final. Jeff Bond scored his third goal of the game after 25 seconds of the overtime session to send the northern league champs home with the silverware. Terry Ouimet scored the other two Lucan goals, as the Irish battled back from a 3-0 deficit in the first period to get the win. Perhaps ,the most im- portant play in the game was a penalty, not a goal. Goderich star Scott Garrow who scored nine goals in the tournament, was ejected in the first minute of the second period on a slashing penalty. In their opener, Lucan scored a 5-2 win over Strathroy, again coming back from a two -goal deficit. Jeff Bond, Lawrence Pocock, Terry Ouimet, A true friend is one who knows all about you, and likes you just the same. Darren Neil and Radcliffe were marksmen. Mike the Mt. 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