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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-07, Page 19J Times -Advocate, December 7, 1988 Page 3A Co champs - The Exeter girls' volleyball team were co champs of the girls public school volleyball championship held on Friday at Exeter Public School. Front row (lett to right), Jackie Sweitzer, Lisa Rowe, Candace Miller, Ka- tie Armstrong, Lisa Forrest, Chrissy Morgan, Jenny McLean. Back. row (1-r), Mrs..Allen (coach). Jody Rowe. (man- ager), Stacy Thurman, Heather Wagner, Laurie-Coo/man, Sara Mason, Cheyene Westlake, Julie McLeod, Angela Ch Kase (manager). Exeter tied for -top spot with Hensall. McCurdy placed third, Stearien and'Usborne-tied for fourth and Zurich was last. • Petites lose Bronze EXETER - The Exeter Petite Ringettc team played in the second Annual Godcrich tournament Satur- day. - - Exeter met Goderich in their first - game and tied 4-4 and Stratford Megalloy in the second an won 4-1. With three points total, the Exeter team advanced to the Bronze final where they met a strong Forest team and lost 5-3. Sunday the girls travelled to St. .Marys where they won 6-0 in a reg- ular -season game. In the first game of the tourna- ment, Exeter took the lead at 11:07 of the first half on a goal by Cara Gardner from Leeann Foster. Gard- .. mer and Foster combined again with the help of Cheryl Wein, only three {Minutes later. Karen Harrison got Godetich into the game on a goal with six min- utes left in the first. Godcrich jumped into the lead ear- ly in the second with two goals from Hcathcr Moss an one more from Karen Harrison. Exeter's Gardner managed two more to tic the -score late in the game. Danielle 'Miners and Sonya Laurence helped on the scoring plays. Exeter's second game started with an unassisted effort from Gatdncr as 12:17. After seven minutes of end- to-end play Stratford picked up a goal from. Susan Pann. Seconds later, Miners scored with assists from Heather Davies and Judi Wil- son. • Again Gardner scored in an unas- sisted fashion to finish the scoring for the first half. Strong goaltending by Jana Web ster held Stratford scoreless in the second. The only goal in the sec- ond came from' Exeter's Miners, on a passing play from Lawrence and Amy Edwards. In the Bronze final Exeter scored three goals in the first. Cara Gard- ner fired two unassisted and the third came from Amy Edwards with .tssists from Miners and Teresa Stirs: - Forest's Goaltender held Exeter scoreless in the second half, while Bonny Gordon scored four through- out the game for Forest and Amy Hill managed one. Most Valuable Player awards were handed out for each game of the tournament. Exeter's winners were Cara Gardner, Danielle Miners and Jana Webster. - In Sunday's Si. Marys game the Petites controlled the play for most of the game. First-half scoring came from -Son- ya Lawrence and Leeann Foster. Ristcr'taned the scoring in the sec- ond with Jo -Dee Rowe, Amy Ed wards, and Cheryl Wein-each adding singles. . - Assists came from Heather Da - Duplicate Bridge EXETER - A six table Howe! Bridge game was played Wednes- day night at Exeter Legion. Tied for first and second were Carol and Dennis Hockey, and Bea Ballantyne and Beryl Elgie. Tied for third and fourth were Lois Snell and -Rosalie Berends -and Marie and John Brintnell. Future games every Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Everybody welcome. • Attention Snowmobilers Trail permits available at $45 per machine until Dec. 15th. Afterwards increased to $55 per machine Phone: 263-5264, 237-3445, 235-1444. A,Iso available at Iopal snowmobile dealers. Pineridge Snowmobile Club Thanks to all our customers who made our . 10th anniversary such a dip success Prize winners: AM/FM radio, Barb Passmore; Humphery Sweat shirt, Terry. O'Rourke; Watch, Sarah Darling: Reebok Back Pac, Mildred Greb; Converse Sweatshirt, Elgin Farwell; Puma gym bag, Ger- trude Willis; calculator, Alice Noble; Cooper gym bags, Nancy Ducharme and Joe Regier; Authentic Blue Jay Cap, Dorine Holtzmann; Exeter caps, Cathy Batten, Brian Moir,'Cindy For- rest; Rusty's sweatshirt, Mary Kerslake; Donnay gym bag, Joyce Fulton; Nike cap, Mrs. Karl Regier • Trivia Answer . .onnallee Acott _Qavid • Poster Winners: Jodi Soldan, Denise Hendrick, Corina Price, Daryl Little, Maggie Steciuk, Kevin Dickens, Nathan Ryan, Jett Burton, Greg.Hen- drick, Scott Parsons, Julia Merner, Mareen Murphy, Nancy Reed, Rob McKnight, Steve Stire, Emie Kowalchuk, Brent McLean, Jodi Mustard, Peter Gryseels, Colin Kowaichuk, Wendi Thomas, Ben Riley, AI Pym, Jamie Steeper, Tammy Rau, Dave McGuire, Amy Ridley, Lynda Baker. 'Pick these up at the store !Thanks for participating in oUr draws and shopping at RSD. • Compare our prices befor you buy that sporting gift • Check out our great Christmas specials e Great values on se- lected shoes by Reebok, Brooks, Converse, Nike, Ascis • Humphery the Mallard Duck T-shirts $10.95 Ain? 282 Main Street South, Exeter Ontario Tel. (519) 235-1314 "Dealing exclusively in sports and sportswear" Medal vies, Jana Webster and Teresa Stire. Judi Wilson accounted for the shut- out. The Exetet. Petites play their next game Saturday in Hensall at 4:30 against 'Stratford. Volleyball champs - Exeter Public School won the area boy's Public School volleyball championships -at McCur- dy School on Friday. Zurich and McCurdy Schools tied for second, Stephen Central and Hensall tied for third and Usborne was in last place. The winners are front row, .(left to right) Jamie Rolph, Trevor Trueman. Second row -(1-r), Ryan Stuart,. Derek Beckett, Mark Brintnell, Chris Vilos, Chad Rolph, Steve S,tire, Darryl Chappel. Back roly' (!-r), Jim Bishop (coach), Steve Farquhar, Joel Campbell, Andy, Velos, Doug Sitter, Brent Southcott. c• c mechanics Set P w Drivel- �cre 1995 • re 2795 IDEAS Koho Jr. Pro 215 Hockey Sticks 16 95 (Hensall only) Poinsettias each - fresh, potted 3.99 - 5.50 • s tk—everI' .}.g... .. 9.95 Hensall/Zurich/Seaforth 1 Windshield Washer Anti Freeze 95 4 litre rEga '4.. 10" Skil Mitre Saw For fast, accurate square cuts and mitering in -wood, plastics and other materi- als. Double insulated mo- tor for operator safety. Steel alloy cut and har- dened gears for durability and low maintenance. All ball bearings. electric brake stops blade quickly when trigger is released. 8' power cord. 597-94Q. 28888 ea. NFAIi Heavy Weight I ianirnill Coveralls. the basic wardrobe 2 6 95 Size 38 - 48 Illustrations not exactly as shown. All items are not available at all locations. 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Exeter Co -Op 235-2081 Exeter • Ailsa Craig Hensall Co -Op 262-3002 .Hensall • Zurich • Seaforth V(SA II II • MIXED SHUFFLEBOARD EXETER - Wednesday 5 -Game Winners were: Lloyd Lovell - 506 Olga Davis - 421 Pearl McKnight - 391. iva Blair - 345. 4 -Game Winners. were: Harold Rowe - 312 Ernie Ross - 303 R. Long - 290 Bclva Rowe and J. Pepper tied 280. Thursday 6 -Game winners were:\ Howard Johns - 506 Lloyd Lovell -363 Ross Richardson - 321 A. Hummel - 313 5 -Game winners were: Peal McKnight - 343 Delmar Skinner - 319 Laverne Stone - 317 . G. Strochle - 310. second. The only goal in the sec- ond came from' Exeter's Miners, on a passing play from Lawrence and Amy Edwards. In the Bronze final Exeter scored three goals in the first. Cara Gard- ner fired two unassisted and the third came from Amy Edwards with .tssists from Miners and Teresa Stirs: - Forest's Goaltender held Exeter scoreless in the second half, while Bonny Gordon scored four through- out the game for Forest and Amy Hill managed one. Most Valuable Player awards were handed out for each game of the tournament. Exeter's winners were Cara Gardner, Danielle Miners and Jana Webster. - In Sunday's Si. Marys game the Petites controlled the play for most of the game. First-half scoring came from -Son- ya Lawrence and Leeann Foster. Ristcr'taned the scoring in the sec- ond with Jo -Dee Rowe, Amy Ed wards, and Cheryl Wein-each adding singles. . - Assists came from Heather Da - Duplicate Bridge EXETER - A six table Howe! Bridge game was played Wednes- day night at Exeter Legion. Tied for first and second were Carol and Dennis Hockey, and Bea Ballantyne and Beryl Elgie. Tied for third and fourth were Lois Snell and -Rosalie Berends -and Marie and John Brintnell. Future games every Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Everybody welcome. • Attention Snowmobilers Trail permits available at $45 per machine until Dec. 15th. Afterwards increased to $55 per machine Phone: 263-5264, 237-3445, 235-1444. A,Iso available at Iopal snowmobile dealers. Pineridge Snowmobile Club Thanks to all our customers who made our . 10th anniversary such a dip success Prize winners: AM/FM radio, Barb Passmore; Humphery Sweat shirt, Terry. O'Rourke; Watch, Sarah Darling: Reebok Back Pac, Mildred Greb; Converse Sweatshirt, Elgin Farwell; Puma gym bag, Ger- trude Willis; calculator, Alice Noble; Cooper gym bags, Nancy Ducharme and Joe Regier; Authentic Blue Jay Cap, Dorine Holtzmann; Exeter caps, Cathy Batten, Brian Moir,'Cindy For- rest; Rusty's sweatshirt, Mary Kerslake; Donnay gym bag, Joyce Fulton; Nike cap, Mrs. Karl Regier • Trivia Answer . .onnallee Acott _Qavid • Poster Winners: Jodi Soldan, Denise Hendrick, Corina Price, Daryl Little, Maggie Steciuk, Kevin Dickens, Nathan Ryan, Jett Burton, Greg.Hen- drick, Scott Parsons, Julia Merner, Mareen Murphy, Nancy Reed, Rob McKnight, Steve Stire, Emie Kowalchuk, Brent McLean, Jodi Mustard, Peter Gryseels, Colin Kowaichuk, Wendi Thomas, Ben Riley, AI Pym, Jamie Steeper, Tammy Rau, Dave McGuire, Amy Ridley, Lynda Baker. 'Pick these up at the store !Thanks for participating in oUr draws and shopping at RSD. • Compare our prices befor you buy that sporting gift • Check out our great Christmas specials e Great values on se- lected shoes by Reebok, Brooks, Converse, Nike, Ascis • Humphery the Mallard Duck T-shirts $10.95 Ain? 282 Main Street South, Exeter Ontario Tel. (519) 235-1314 "Dealing exclusively in sports and sportswear" Medal vies, Jana Webster and Teresa Stire. Judi Wilson accounted for the shut- out. The Exetet. Petites play their next game Saturday in Hensall at 4:30 against 'Stratford. Volleyball champs - Exeter Public School won the area boy's Public School volleyball championships -at McCur- dy School on Friday. Zurich and McCurdy Schools tied for second, Stephen Central and Hensall tied for third and Usborne was in last place. The winners are front row, .(left to right) Jamie Rolph, Trevor Trueman. Second row -(1-r), Ryan Stuart,. Derek Beckett, Mark Brintnell, Chris Vilos, Chad Rolph, Steve S,tire, Darryl Chappel. Back roly' (!-r), Jim Bishop (coach), Steve Farquhar, Joel Campbell, Andy, Velos, Doug Sitter, Brent Southcott. c• c mechanics Set P w Drivel- �cre 1995 • re 2795 IDEAS Koho Jr. Pro 215 Hockey Sticks 16 95 (Hensall only) Poinsettias each - fresh, potted 3.99 - 5.50 • s tk—everI' .}.g... .. 9.95 Hensall/Zurich/Seaforth 1 Windshield Washer Anti Freeze 95 4 litre rEga '4.. 10" Skil Mitre Saw For fast, accurate square cuts and mitering in -wood, plastics and other materi- als. Double insulated mo- tor for operator safety. Steel alloy cut and har- dened gears for durability and low maintenance. All ball bearings. electric brake stops blade quickly when trigger is released. 8' power cord. 597-94Q. 28888 ea. NFAIi Heavy Weight I ianirnill Coveralls. the basic wardrobe 2 6 95 Size 38 - 48 Illustrations not exactly as shown. All items are not available at all locations. 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Exeter Co -Op 235-2081 Exeter • Ailsa Craig Hensall Co -Op 262-3002 .Hensall • Zurich • Seaforth V(SA II II •