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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-14, Page 21New sponsor - The Exeter Tykes hockey team found a new sponsor In Angelo Fratiskatos, owner of Three .4M Restaurant in Exeter. He gave the team new sweaters and threw a Christmas party for them on Saturday. Trying out the new sweaters are, front row (left to right), Chris Frayne, Drew Atthill. Second row (l -r). Jeremiah Bren- ner, David Veal, Ryan Sullivan, Michael Seip, Jason Davies, Jason Monteith, Mari! Bilinsky, Robert Devries, Mag- gie Steciuk. Third row (I -r), Michael Hamather, Tyler Taylor, Joshua Debrum, Barty Parsons. Matthew Rowe, Ca- leb Johns, David Overholt, Craig Overholt, Jason Miles, Andrew Mauer. Back row (!-r), Marty Overholt, coach, Angelo Fragiskatos, sponsor, Dan Overholt, coach. Junior Ringette team lore in Mitchell final MITCHELL - The Exeter Junior Ringette team made it to the finals of a tournament in Mitchell on the weekend but lost in the champion- ship game 8-7 to Seaforth. Exeter bombed St. Marys in their first game 9-2. Julia Merner led the way with four goals, Tiffany Tryon had three and Becky Morgan had a pair. Elizabeth Coates, Tryon, Chris- tine Chappel, Jayne Rowe and Mor- gan each had a pair of assists and Barbie Martley pitched in one. Exeter and Seaforth played to a 8- 8 draw in the second round of play. Chappel, Merner and Morgan scored twice in this game, while Becci Farquhar and Tryon chipped in with one each. • Tryon and Bryden Gryseels each had a pair of assist and singles went to Chappel, Coates and Morgan with one each. Exeter edged St. Thomas in their next contest 11-10, getting the win- ning goal with less than two min- utes to play. Once again, Merner led the way with six goals, Tryon had three tal- lies and Jarmel Papple and Gryseels had one goal each. Gryseels set up four of Merner's six tallies, and one each went to Coates, Merner and Chappel. In the championship game, Sea - forth picked up the winning goal with less than five minutes left in the contest. Scoring for the locals were; Far- quhar from Chappel, Merner from Martley, Gryseels from Farquhar, Merner from Farquhar, Farquhar from Gryseels, Gryseels unassisted and Merner from Farquhar. Each team was asked to supply one player for a shootout contest and Merner took part for Exeter and she received a trophy for her effort. TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING ZURICH - The results of the Town and Country Bowling arc as follows: MONDAY GRAND COVE Norm Wilde 210.538; Doreen Reed - 230-592; Bill Taylor 216-582, Vee Wilde 251-608; Viki Taylor 265.672; Ken Reed 212-586. MONDAY LADIES HAPPY GANG - Sherrie Stade; 206- 524; NEAR MRS. - Jackie Ferns - 219- 633, ODDS & ENDS - Trudy Rooseboom - 599; STARLITES - Pat Schroeder - 200-514; PACKERS - Thelma Thiel - 227- 598; RED DEVILS - Sandra Dickert - 219-617; BASKET CASES - Marlene Bedard - 257-639; PIN POPPERS -, lune Fisher - 231-624; STRIKES & - Zurich 11 21 1/2 Seaforth 8 1/2 Heather Forrest - 188-470; TOWN & Jean Dann - 644-249; • Viki Taylor COUNTRY SIX -Iva Reid - 250-556. 628-228; Zurich 12 - 10 Clinton - 20 Donna Webster - 606-231, Cathy - 763-292. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Bob Simpson - 273-610, Al Har- greaves - 214-568, Ted Day - 204-575, Kay Allen -180-490, Tom Frankish - 199-534. Sally Foster - 214-540. THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE A -TEAM - Clasina DeBont - 647-281, DIRTY 112 DOZEN - Jeff Dawe - 541- 184; GMD's - Patty Green 608-256, ODD COUPLES - 011ie Edwards - 665. 245; GUTTER BUSTERS - Peter Groot - 530-223; PARTY PAK - Mike Webb - 528-208. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN TUESDAY C.A.P. Wendy Mawson - 146; Donna Jones - 169, Marine Elliot - 100, Aleida Katz - 104, Jeff Dekort - 115, Cindy - 69. SATURDAY MENS TUESDAY MENS INTERTOWN FAMILY AFFAIR - 011ie Edwards - 264-656, PIN ROCKERS - Mark Schepers Zurich 20 1/2 Clinton 27 1/2 - 199-575, SIGNS& SII/RTS - Frank Pal- 011ie Edwards 1152-271, Frank Pal- en - 278.678; KLONDYKE • Jack Sheek- en - 1092-300, Luke Mommersteeg - ens - 240-633, ROCKETS - Jack Fuller - 1084-294, Ron Dann - 235. 334-831, NEWCOMERS - Carl Worm - 251.695; GENERAL COACH - Gerry Pen- ning: . 246-672; TEATOTALERS - liar - old Gingerich - 203-584; IIIGII ROLL- ERS - John Smits - 217-628, DASIIOUNDS TOO - Jim Weigand - 193- 560. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES GOLDEN GIRLS • Michelle Durand • 513; MORGESBORDS - Linda Webber - 634, TOTALLY AWESOME - Tami Jenni- son - 559', TRYIIARDS • Mary Glavin - 562; BOSOM BUDDIES -Joyce Ilillndn • 652; G. BEES • Karin llwner - 568. SATURDAY Y.B.C. Brad Brown - 96, Heath Palen - 142, Scott Reid - 96,' Crhistine Bengough - 109, Greg Quick - 133Jim Denomme - 144, Dwayne McNab - 170, Patti Ann Dickert - 179, Danna Fisher - 194, Ja- son Schilbe - 236, Danielle McKinnon - 179, Jennifer Groot - 154, Nathan Zim- merman - 100, Shane Silcox - 112, Ja- son Fach - 98, Jeff Reid - 106, Mandy Smith - 104, Becky Kirk - 119, Lon Gould - 133, Michael Funk - 153, Scon Gould - 207, Doug Willert - 179. Walk Behind Snow Blowers 999 only 2 ,left Big capacity two-stage snow blowers have five forward speeds and reverse. The 8 -hp deal's a 24 -inch path. Pressure - activated clutch for safety. An optional walk -under cab is avail- able. See them on display. Quantitie's are limited .... see us today. Lawn &Ganien CENTRE A Division of Huron Tractor Ltd. 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All the funds of the federal - provincial program,' including the original S800,00 and an additional S300,000, have now been fully al- located, said Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food director Norm MacLeod. At this point, anyone who con- structs or renovates housing does so with no assurance of assistance, MacLeod said. The three-year program, scheduled to end in March, 1989, pays 50 per- cent of costs for renovation or con- struction of approved housing for seasonal farm workers, to a maxi- mum of $10,000 per grower. Funds for the program are provid- ed rovided jointly by the Ontario Ministry Page 5A each had two. Scott Burton, Ron Moore, Brian Hodgins, Ken Berg- mann and Bill Pincombe added sin- gle assists. This week they play three games. 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