Loading...
Times-Advocate, 1981-06-17, Page 19Get Royal Bank awards Athletes from area separate schools compete The Huron -Perth R.C.S.S., zone two -track and field meet was held Monday at S.H.D.H.S., Exeter. Athletes from Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mount Carmel; Precious Blood, Exeter; St. Boniface, Zurich and Ecole Ste Marie, St. Joseph GB pacer sets record A two year-old pacer from an area racing stable has set two North American records this spring. Ideal Wilco, owned by Doug Courtney's Wheeling By Stable of Grand Bend won a division of the Ontario Sire Stakes for two year-olds at Windsor Raceway Sunday night in a sizzling time of 1.58.2. With Norm McKnight Jr. in the sulky, Ideal Wilco won Sunday's race by close to six lengths to set a North American record over a five-eighths mile track. Several weeks ago in his first start in a baby race at Western Fair Raceway in London Ideal Wilco went in slightly over two minutes and three seconds and then only a week ago, he set a half mile track mark by negotiating the London oval in 2.00.3. The other division Sunday night was won by Daylon Thunder owned by Eugene Forges of Walkerton and driven by Bud Fritz. Purses for the two divisions in Windsor Sunday were $32,935 and $33.685, respectively. Minor ball underway The Exeter minor softball league season is well un- derway with nine teams in action. In two games this week. the Exeter Co -Op bantams were on the losing end of both scores. They lost 28-5 to Lucan and were on the short end of an 18-12 score to the Huron Park bantams. Larry Mathers and Bill Fisher have been sharing pitching duties for the Co -Op bantams. In a bantam girls game. the Exeter B club downed the Exeter A team 33 to 18. Janene Seller was the win- ning pitcher while Liz Cot- trell and Susan Tieman shared hurling chores for the losers. Janene Seller and Julie Glover clubbed home runs for the winning B team while Jane Pfaff slammed three round trippers for the A's and Darlene McBride and Suanne Adkins each had one home run to their credit. The bantam A team upped their season record to three wins and one Toss Friday as they defeated Hensall 19-12. The pitchers for the win- ning Exeter club were Nan- cy Durand and Susan Tieman while Darlene McBride and Karen Wallace contributed home runs. The T -ball and atom house league teams are practicing and playing each week. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 competed in the day's events. The awards were spon- sored by the Royal Bank, Junior Olympics Program. Local representative, Hugh Wilson was on hand to distribute the awards. The award recipients are as follows. The ab- breviations following each name designate the par- ticipant's school: MC - Our Lady of Mount Carmel, PB - Precious Blood, STB - St Boniface and ESM - Ecole Ste Marie Junior Girls 60 m - Sandra Relouw MC, Cassie VanDongen MC, Cathy Hartman STB. 100 m - Sandra Relouw MC, Cassie VanDongen MC, Annette Regier STB. 200 m - Cassie VanDongen MC, Jeannette Kaat MC, Cathy Hartman STB. Relay - Mount Carmel, St. Boniface, Ecole Ste Marie. Triple Jump - Suzie Koricina MC, Kellie Mommersteeg ESM, Lisa Birmingham MC. Standing Broad Jump - Sandra Relouw MC, Suzi Koricina MC, Colette Bedard STB. Softball Throw - Cathy Hartman STB, Janet Mowat STB, Susan Janssen MC. Junior Boys 60 m - Chris Bierling PB, Wayne Regier STB, Dale Ducharme STB. 100 m - Henri DeBruyn MC, Wayne Regier STB, Justin O'Rourke MC. 200 m - Henry DeBruyne MC, Wayne Regier STB, Paul Pen- dergast MC. Relay - St Boniface, Mount Carmel, Precious Blood. Running Broad Jump - Justin O'Rourke MC, Scott Regier ESM, Max Hall, STB. Standing Broad Jump - Mark Brennan MC, Chris Biereling PB, Jamie Suplat STB. Softball Throw - Derek Overholt STB, Todd Laporte STB, Jeremy Durand ESM. Intermediate Girls 60 m - Lee O'Rourke MC, Darlene Denys STB, Maureen VandenBoomen STB. 100 m - Lee O'Rourke *.IC, Joanne Verlinde STB, Darlene Denys STB. 200 m - Joanne Verlinde STB, Karen Oakes best at Ironwood Allan Oakes was the low gross winner at Tuesday's regular men's night at the Ironwood golf course in the "A" flight and low net winner was Stu Homuth with a 31. In "B" flight, Larry Wein recorded the lowest gross score at 38 followed by Bob Drummond at 43. The best in low net were John Morgan and Lorne Kleinstiver with scores of 32 and 34, respec- tively. Taking low gross honours in the "C" flight were Brad Daters at 42 and Charlie Smith with a 43. The low net winners were Tom Voerman and Don Jolly. Taking the low gross and low net honours in "D•• flight were Les Albiston and Lee Webber, respectively. 1111 11111 NEI all BoIen s Dietrict MC, Angela Miller STB. 400 m - Joanne Verlinde STB, Karen Dietrich MC, Jeanette Vanesbroeck PB. Relay - St. Boniface, Mount Carmel, Ecole Ste Marie. Running Broad Jump - Angela Miller STB, Lee O'Rourke MC, Jeannette Vanesbroeck PB. Standing Broad Jump - Angela Miller STB, Jeannette Vanesbroeck PB, Caroline Conlin MC. Softball Throw - Roxanne Overholt STB, Maria Kochan STB, Karen Dietrich MC. Intermediate Boys 60 m - Kevin Koricina MC, Fred Gregus PB, Mark Morrissey MC. 100m - Kevin Koricina MC, Fred Gregus PB, Jeff Smith STB. 200 m - Mark Morrisey MC, Mark Laporte STB, Marc Winters PB. 400 m - Jon O'Connor MC, Jimmy Thuss STB, Bill Lessard MC. Relay - Mount Carmel, Precious Blood, St. Boniface. Running Broad Jump - Kevin Koricina MC, Bill Lessard MC, Craig Winbow PB. Standing Broad Jump - Laurie Henderson MC, Tracey Ford MC, Pauline Regier STB. Softball Throw - John Relouw PB, Mark Denomme ESM, Paul Bedard STB. Senior Girls 60 m - Debbie Bedard STB, Carmen Methonia STB, Tracey Ford MC. 100 m - Debbie Bedard STB, Debbie Larkin MC, Carmen Methonia STB. 200 m - Debbie Bedard STB, Tracey Glavin MC, Irene Dietrich MC. 400 m - Irene Dietrich MC, Colleen Bedard STB, Colleen Regier STB. 800 m - Irene Dietrich MC, Colleen Bedard STB, Colleen Regier STB. Relay - St. Boniface, Mount Carmel. Running Broad Jump - -v. Debbie Larkin MC, Shelley Laporte ESM, Carmen Mathonia STB. Standing Broad Jump - Laurie Hen- derson MC, Tracey Ford MC, Pauline Regier STB. Softball Throw - Shelly Laporte ESM, Tracey Dietrich MC, Theresa Baltessen MC and Andrea Zimmer STB. Senior Boys 60 m - Ed Morrison MC, Paul Smith STB, Boun MaDaravongsa ESM. 100 m - Ed Morrison MC, Paul Smith STB Mark Hartman STB. 200 m - Karmen Bedard STB, John Barhauskas MC, Mark FIELD DAY WINNERS — Area separate school held their track and field day at South Huron District High School, Monday. Winners were : (from left) Juniors: Wayne Regier, St. Boniface, and Sandra Relouw, Mt. Carmel; Intermediates: Kevin Koricina, Mt. Carmel, and Joanne Verlinde, St. Boniface, tied with Lee O'Rourke, Mt. Carmel Seniors: Debbie Bedard, St. Boniface, and Ed Morrison, Mt. Carmel. Shown also is Hugh Wilson of the Royal Bank who provided medals, ribbons and participation crests. Centennials get soccer victory as Vandewalle brothers score four Brothers Paul and Jerry Vandewalle scored four goals to lead the Exeter Centennials Senior Soccer Team to a 6-1 victory over Taxandria B in Arkona, Sunday afternoon. Even though it rained during most of the game, Exeter played one of its best games of the season. The game started with no team really dominating. Taxandria nearly took the lead with some close chances even to the extent of just missing on a penalty shot. Half way through the first half Shawn Rotteau with a low hard shot scored from the left side to give Exeter the lead 1-0. It didn't take long for Taxandria to tie the score. Only a few minutes later a long shot by a Taxandrian forward just eluded the hands of Exeter goalie Dave Holmes. The half ended with both teams tied at one each. Exeter had to get out of their defensive shell which they played in the first half and that's exactly what they did by scoring four goals in the first 20 minutes of the second half. - - — Outdoor power equipment... takes the work out of Bolens LAWN TRACTORS yard work The Bolens Frame Steer Lawn Machine Bolens Nand Propelled Count on us for expert service COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION AT UNIT RV CO RrklERS MT. CARMEL PHONE 237-3456 ILL OPEN MON. - SAT. 10-10 SUN. NOON -6 WIN near n +r DA 1411 t ler! i tattet1T rots t =Patty toonf • LUCAN ro r. atm 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 III III --- NEI —I♦Ell INV11111 Paul Vandewalle scored his first goal and second for the Centennials by scoring from close in. Perhaps the most beautiful goal of the game and of the season too was scored by Jerry Van- dewalle. Joe Carrie with a beautifully placed kick from his left half position sailed the ball across in front of the net where Jerry Vandewalle hit the ball in mid air with his left foot into the upper right hand corner. A minute later Paul Vandewalle scored again with a header from a ball kicked by his brother Jerry. Centre half Alfonse Weersink finished off the four good outbursts with a long shot along the ground that hit the lower left hand corner. Just before the end of the game, Paul Vandewalle found the mark again and his third of the game by redirecting a long pass from right back Bill White into the lower left hand corner. The left side of the team, fullback Mike Janju,half Joe Laurie and forward Shawn Rotteau played one of their best games of the season. Exeter vastly improved in their passing by dominating the second half with per- fectly placed passes, some good give and goes and just excellent team play. Exeter had an exhibition game scheduled for Thur- sday at Goderich but was postponed until this Thur- sday . night at 8 p.m. in Goderich. A breath of scandal too often makes breei:y con- versation. This makes it a busy week end for the Exeter club who also has to travel to the Norm Perry Soccer Field in Sarnia at the corner of Christina Street and High- way 403. The game is Sunday at 1:00 p.m. against Nairn. Win or lose, Exeter plays again at 5:3i, in the cham- pionship or consolation round. This is the first half of the mid-season tournament with the second half and finals on July 5 in Arkona. With eleven teams in the tournament, you are bound to see a good brand of soccer so come out and cheer the Centennials on. Juveniles win twice in WOAA The Exeter juveniles scored two victories this week in the Western Ontario Athletic Association. Friday night they scored a 9-4 win over the Kincardine midgets in Kincardine and Sunday afternoon in Dashwood they downed the Kincardine juniors by a score of 10-1 Three runs in each of the first two innings propelled the Exeter club to Friday's victory in Kincardine. Greg T'rout's single was the only hit in the first inning rally and singles from the bats of Steve Pearce and Greg Prout produced the se- cond inning runs. In the third frame. one base blows from the bats of Bruce Shaw. Steve Pearce and Jeff Howe sent two more Exeter runners across the plate The final run was scored in the top of the ninth inning by • Rick Lindenfield on a single delivered by Bruce Shaw. Steve Pearce was (he win- ning pitcher for Exeter holding the apposition to four runs and only five Kase hits while striking out 10 hatter' Mil me me qi 1 We'll make your car 1 LOOK LIKE NEW HUNTER-DUVAR Auto -body NM III 1 1 1 Call 229-8945 evenings can 235-1747 ON Ill am me mown as EN a &dor Oa/ Qreside s: W..kdays - $4.M Week..ds & Holidays - $S.N Memberships available Pro Shop and Snack Bar facilities • Tournaments • Wedding Anniversaries • Wedding Receptions • Special Parties • FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 23S-1517 Located on County Rd. 6, half mile E. of Hwy. 4 A seven run outburst in the fourth inning was enough to propel the juveniles to Sun- day's 10-1 win. The locals opened the scoring in the first inning when singles by Dave Shaw and Brian Horner sent two runners across the plate. in the big fourth inning. the only extra base hit was a double from the bat of Doug Hoffman. Adding singles were Jeff Rowe, Dave Shaw. Brian Horner and Jeff Fuller. The final Exeter run carne in the bottom of the sixth when Dave Shaw led off with a home run blast. Jeff Fuller was the star- ting and winning pitcher for Exeter. He gave up the only run and three hits in the first inning and then was tough the rest of the way Kincar- dine could manage only two hits in the final six innings Tourney set at Kirkton The annual slo-pitch tour- nament will he held over the weekend at the Kirkton- Woodhani Community ('en- tre grounds The tournament involving 16 teams is sponsored by,the Kirkton team which won a similar tournament Satur- day in Shakespeare The Kirkton tourney gets under way Saturday at 8-30 a.m. and will wind up Sun- day afternoon with the B final slated for 1 p m and the A championship contest set for 3 p.m. in addition to the host club. teams are entered from Crediton. St Marys. Stratford. New Hamburg. Hamilton, Walkerton. Georgetown. Varna and North Middlesex The first game for the home Kirkton team will be Saturday morning at 11 30 a.m. with the Army and Navy of Stratford supplying the opposition Members of the Kirkton team are Gary Simpson. Bob McDonald, Wayne Maver. George Tryon. Bill Sperin. Doug Webber, Rick Brad- ford. Keith Stephen. Jim Kerslake, Dale Skinner. .Jack Mayer, Ed Kerslake. Harold Switzer and Jack Randle. Hartman STB. 400 m - John Giffin PB, Bob Vari- denBygaart MC, Ed Thuss STB. 800 m - Bob Van- denBygaart MC, Ed Thuss STB. Albert VandenBygaart MC. Relay - St. Boniface, Mount Carmel, Precious Blood. Triple Jump - Ed Morrison MC, Boon MaDaravongsa ESM, John Giffin PB. Running Broad Jump - John Barhauskas MC, Boun MaDaravongsa ESM, Paul Smith STB. Softball Throw - Sean O'Rourke MC, John Giffin PB, Geoff Masse STB. Whitecaps win two in soccer Exeter's "White Caps" opened the atom soccer season with a 5-0 win over Taxandria and followed it up with a 1-0 victory over Ilderton. Monday, the Whitecaps met the undefeated Exeter 1 "Cosmos" and dropped their first decision by a score of 1- 0. The game was excellently played by both teams and only some good goalkeeping by Graham Arthur kept the Whitecaps off the scoresheet. The only goal of the game came from Robbie McLelland in the first half. Second half action was almost completely in the Cosmos half as the Whitecaps tried desperately to draw level. Pressure increased when Henri DeBruyn was injured and had to leave the game but stout defending by Tim McAllister saved the day. Cosmos star of the game was Tim McAllister. Latest news is that Henri will be OK and back in action soon. In squirt action Wed- nesday was a vacant day for the Gunners but the Strikers took on Grand Bend and put on a strong showing. The addition of Steven Rankin and Peter McAllister to the team made quite a dif- ference and the further addition of Ryan Lindenfield will make up a good team. The end result was a 5-0 defeat but saw the Strikers mount a dozen attacks mainly led by Peter McAllister and David Negrijn with good support from Jason Eiffert, Steven Rankin, Jason Hern and Crystal Bierling. The defence was well marshalled as usual by Jason Coolman with able assistance from Ian McLean. In goal Jason Dix showed improvement and came up big with a save on a penalty shot. In all, a good 1 performance with the star of the game going to Peter McAllister. Also Wednesday, the Squirts "Blizzard" travelled to Lucan to meet the Lucan 2 squad and met with their second defeat of the season losing 6-0. Outstanding goalkeeping by Jimmy Ahrens kept the score out of the double figures. Blizzard Player of the game was Edward Bradford. June 17, 1981 Page 7A Kirkton girls victorious The Kirkton midget girls fastball team won their only start of the week in the regular schedule and won two games in a tournament in London. The league win was over St. Marys by a score of 17-5. Marnie Wraith led Kirkton at the plate with a triple and three singles in four trips to the plate. Adding three hits apiece were Cindy Down and Lori Brand. Patti Willis and Barb Skinner shared pitching duties giving up a total of six hits. In the opening game of the London tourney, Kirkton edged Fergus 6-5 with Barb Skinner and Patti Willis taking care of the pitching chores. The second game played in a steady rain was won by St. Pauls by a score of 12-1. In Sunday action, Kirkton downed Agincourt 4-2 before losing to Brampton and elimination. Cindy Down was the top Kirkton batter with five hits. Next came Allison Brown with four hits. Marnie Wraith collected three hits over the four games. Sharing the Kirkton pit- ching were Barb Skinner. Patti Willis and Deb Lind- say. going... going... almost gone! Come to Zurich and Take Advantage of our fabulous 1981 Pontiac Acadian 2 door, reclin- ing sats, custom interior, floor mats, deluxe exterior, rear defroster, sports stripes, sports mirrors, automatic trans, rally wheals, white belted tires. Light package serial No. 500204 List Price $7,607.00 June Sale $6,32504 Plus Freight, Tax, and License 11981 Pontiac Phoenix 2 door, cloth trim, mats, roof drip molding, body side moldings, defroster, sports mirrors, stripes, power brakes, automafk power steeringwheel covers, white walls, Iomp group. AM radio. Serial No. 116550 List Price $9145.85 June Sale $7,68864 Plus Freight, Tax, and license. 11981 Pontiac Lemons 2 door deluxe belts, front mats, side molding. remote mirror V/6 engine, power brakes, whit* walls, H.D. battery. AM radio. Serial No, 508552 List Price $9458.70 June Sole $7,64524 Plus Frieght, Tax, and Licence 1981 Pontiac Laurentian 4 door mats, bodyskle molding, defroster remote mirror, V/6 engine wheel coven, white walls, lamp group AM odic. Serial No. 317870 List Price $9719.55 June Sale $8,22955 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 door 1 custom belts, tinted gloss, mats. defroster, sports mirrors, V/8 engine 267 wheel covers, whitewalls, lamp group, AM radio, rear speaker. Serial No. 546326 List Price $9,972.45 Plus Freight, Tax and License. June Sale X8,771 45 Pius Freight, Tax and license. Hurry in Today.... Sale Ends June 30th HURON MOTOR PRODUCTSY Tearlteee S 1 v-2316-4ae t 13. ?i Mrrs t*. va fsesteeva erns nn MAI& 41ss Pick your horsepower .. . pick .your price! Four power sizes in the 200 Series to choose from: 10 -hp 210, 12 -hp 212, 14 -hp 214, and 16 -hp 216. All have 4 -speed transaxle and variable speed drive that lets you change speeds without clutching. Color -coded controls. Triple -safety starting. Sturdy footrests. Engines are fully enclosed for quieter ride. Clean up quick with this comport new washer It's right for dozens of tough jobs around the home 500-550 psi of nozzle pressure make short work of normally tedious jc'hs Lawn Sweepers John Peere town Sweepers are available in widths of 31 or 38 rncnes.O Tow one behind your lawn tractor or rider to sove hours of:rok ng time. Heavy-duty hampers provide non-stick cleanout Walk -Behind Owers Choose from either self propelled or push -type models — oil ore easy to operate and built to lost Nylon -Line Trimmers Nylon -1N, ,• • gross, and ..rec to read p.oce, 1 rant e f ,'' gasol re pc,e,en n , ,: - One ,s :vs' ":.r., VC "a ',een' `JOHN DEERE Blyth 523-4244 Exeter 235-1115