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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-08-26, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, August 26, 1981 Stephen pool closes Sunday Stephen Neighbourhood Nursery School located at JAL) McCurdy I,'ubht school will be starting up for another season. Monday September 14 Monday will be registra- tion only and regular school will 'begin on Tuesday September 15 Elaine Overholt will be the new nursery school teacher and comes to us with plenty of experience and lots of enthusiasm for youngsters of perschool age. Monday's registration will be held at the nursery school between 9 and 11:30 a.m. Fees for nursery school this Year will be 53 per day and 50c per day for a second child in the family. For information on nursery school Elaine can be reached at the school at 228- 6373. Huron Park's pee wee boys teams took part in their playoff tourney this weekend The Blue Jays won their first game putting them in the A division and III1111t11tIl1111a11 11111111nit1 1111111111 ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 23.5-2187 133 Huron St East Exeter 11II 11111111111111111,111111111111111111111111. then dropped their second game to Thames Road knocking them out of the tourney. The Pirates lost their first game of the tourney sending them into the E3 division and then fought back to capture the D championship. Congratulations to both teams for a fine showing. The Huron Park bantam boys were put out of their playoffs last week when they dropped their double header Wednesday to a strong Lucan entry. Nice try guys! The last week of swim lessons are on at Stephen Township pool this week. The pools last clay of opera- tion will be this Sunday August 30 so anyone wishing to catch a last dip in the pool should do so this week. Youngsters taking lessons in session 3 will be treated to instruction in canoe safety this Friday with Jim Merrylees, Thanks to Jim for offering to come in with the canoe. Huron Park wading pool closed this past Friday for the season. Thanks to Chris Kennedy for taking care of the pool for us. Hockey school is now win- ding down at Stephen township arena and soon groups will be preparing for their winter sports programs. Anyone wishing information on arena programs should call Stephen township arena at 228-6425. 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The next opposition for the Dashwood club was not known at press time Tues- day. but. it is expected to come from the Western Counties area and play should be going this weekend. Tuesday, the Tigers won the Great Lakes senior championship with a, 14-8 victory over Arva to sweep the best -of -three series in two straight games. The Tigers started their scoring ways early and had built up an 8-1 lead by the end of the fourth inning as pit- cher Perry Stover kept the Arva bats pretty well in check. Singles by Barry Baynham, Bob Hoffman, Jim Guenther and Glenn Thurman produced four Tiger runs in the first inning. In the Dashwood fourth hits by Perry Stover and Barry Baynham helped to send five more runs across the plate. Hits by Luc Gagnon and Jim Guenther powered a two run rally in the fifth and Jim. Dietrich doubled and scored in the sixth. A Jim Dietrich single in the seventh sent Glenn Thurman and Perry Stover home and Bob Hoffman walked in the eighth and came home on ,Jim Guen- ther's fourth hit of the game and a safety by Thurman. Southpaw Jim Guenther was the big man for the Tigers Sunday. In addition to getting the pitching win by scattering an even dozen hits. Guenther was very productive at the plate. He slammed out two long home runs. Both came with the bases empty leading off the fourth and seventh innings. The Tigers hit the scoreboard in the third in- ning with two runs as the result of a successful suicide squeeze bunt which was well executed. With Luc Gagnon on at third base and Barry Baynham at second. Glenn semi-final Thurman dropped. a good bunt down to score Gagnon and Baynham on the move scored on a bad throw. Thorndale jumped u) front on a three run homer in the top of the fourth. but. Guenther put his team hack on even terms with his first round tripper. Singles by Barry Baynham and Bob Hoffman and a home run from the hat of Rob Dickey were responsi- ble for five Tiger tallies in the fifth inning. In the Dashwood sixth. Barry Baynham walked. Red Army remains only .unbeaten club The Red Army remains as the only undefeated team in the Huron Park summer hockey league as the result of a 6-2 Sunday victory over the Cannabas. In other league play Sun- day. Pfaff Electric downed the Islanders 9-3 and the Flyers defeated Crediton by a score of 7-4. Four unaswered goals in the last half of the game allowed the Red Army to continue their undefeated streak after they were held to a -2 tie in the first part of the game. Gary Sauder opened the game scoring for the Can- nabas early in the first period on a three-way effort with Randy Stanlake and Ralph Wells. In the last minute of the first session. Bill Glover and Steve Batten counted to put the Red Army in front. Early in the second frame, Ralph Wells converted a pass from Mick Mills and ,the score was again even. The four straight goals wei)e notched by Perry Pooley. Tom Coates. Perry Stover and John Kernick. If you're heading back to school, get into top gear with... adidas You'll Find A Full Line of Adidas Footwear, Clothing, And Accessories At MacLean's QUALITY * LOW PRICES SELECTION * Gym Bags * Sports Socks * Footwear * Training Suits e JERRY Mac LEAN & SON AUTO & SPORTS Ltd. Exeter 235-0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY Pfaff Electric scored five straight goals in the second period and early in the third to fortify their win over the Islanders. Brian Taylor fired four successful shots to lead the Pfaff scoring attack Wes Lockhart scored two goals to pace the Flyers scoring in their win over Crediton. Notching single goals were Paul Glavin. Dave Schuyler. Danny Lagerwerf, Gary McLeod and George Tomes. The Crediton marksmen in single fashion, were Matt Muller. Jamie Caldwell. Al Harford and Dan Bell. stole second and came around to score on a Glenn Thurman single. In the Tiger seventh Jim Guenther opened with his se- cond homer and Perry Stover and Rob Dickey scored after drawing walks. The other Dashwood hit not involved in a scoring in- ning was a single by Pete Wuerth in the second stanza. In the first game of the series. lefty John Bruijns held Thorndale to only six hits while recording a total of 15 strikeouts. The Tigers broke the game wide open with seven runs in their frist trip to the plate. Providing the scoring power were singles by Luc Gagnon. John Bruijns. Rob Dickey and Jim Dietrich along with three walks. The Dashwood bats were quiet until the sixth when Gagnon was safe on an error and scored on a Jim Guenther single Singles by Doug Fairbairn, Rob Dickey and Jim Dietrich sent John Bruijns home with the ninth Tiger score in the seventh. In the eighth. Rob Dickey and Kevin Hern singled. Jim Dietrich doubled and John Bruijns cracked a home run to complete a five run in- ning. Jim Guenther homered to lead off the Tiger ninth and end his team's scoring. Swim team wins meet The Exeter swim team won a district meet against four area centres in Kirkton recently. The locals compiled a total of 226 points. eight more than runnerup Kirkton. New Hamburg was third with 198 followed by Harriston 119 and Mitchell 44. Lynn Stephens led the Ex- eter swimmers with three first place finishes in the girls 13 and 14 years freestyle. breaststroke and medley. She was also a member of the winning 200 free relay team along with Liz Cottrell, Tena 'Brand and Sandra Baarda. Rob Russell was home first in the 25 breastroke for 9 and 10 years old boys. Russell also combined with Troy Smaill, Rob Oliver and Shawn Forsythe to win the boys 10 and under free relay. The Exeter boys 11 and 12 years team won the 200 free relay. Members were Dave Russell, Dan Oliver, Tim Campbell and Mike Berg. Rob Russell was also se- cond in the 50 freestyle as was Dave Russell in his category of freestyle and Troy Smaill in the 25 backcrawl. Other second place finishes were Jeff Heywood and Melissa Smaill while placing third were Liz Cot- trell, Dave Russell, Troy Smaill, Donny Morley, Rob Oliver, Melissa Smaill, Jeff Heywood and Rob Oliver. IRONWOOD Paul Van Gerwen fired a 37 to win low gross honours in the "A" flight at Tuesday's regular men's night at the Ironwood golf club. Van Gerwen recorded five pars and two birdies on the way to his victory. Terry O'Rourke's 39 was the next low gross score while Scott Burton and Don Heywood were the best in low net at 30 and 33, respec- tively. Don Ellison with a 42 had the low gross score in 'B' flight and Marsh Dearing's 33 was the low net score. Jerry MacLean notched a 48 as the low gross com- petitor in 'C' flight and Ed Little had the low net at 32. In 'D' flight Doug Johnson and Lee Webber were the gross and net winners with scores of 49 and 35. respectively. VALUABLE PLAYERS - Bill Smith of Lobatt's presents most valuable ployer'awards to Bill Hodgins of the Zurich DJ's and Rick Skinner of the Jet Boys at the annual Exeter Rec boll tourney Sunday. Kevin Hern of theSultans of Swat also received a most valuable player award. Staff photo POOL SALE! August 28 - September 12 POOL KIT INCLUDES 630 mil. vinyl liner •14 gauge gal. steel walls •Bullnose coping •Return fittings • Main drain •Sand filter with pump •Vacuum hit •Main tenance kit •6' diving hoard 03 step ladder •)nstallation includes concrete and pool pad bottom •skimmer 0% to pool kitsincluding and allpatio inveniur- 1ry - off nature, games, chemicals and accessories. Beat inflation! Order now for fall installation. Mtddegaal (1014 234 Main St. North, Seaforth 527-0104. 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