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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-30, Page 11• lisoivolsw /tio, GOOD BLOCKING—SH Panthers backfielder Rick lindenfield (32) ran for several TDs in Thursday's football opener against Listowel. He out -ran the defenders for a couple and on this particular jaunt, just followed some good blocking from his team motes. NOT THIS TIME - Pete Tuckey scrambled for several long - gainers in the SH Panthers opener against Listowel and on this occasion he went all the way for a major as the two white shirts failed to catch him. RADIATOR PROBLEMS? Repairing of radiator Teaks, radiator clean- ing and radiator recoring. Call us because: Weare now equipped to repair any radiator problems you may have industrial or domestic. Miller Auto Parts SALES AND SERVICE 1101.4- O..dr, .M h.1.• CM. 6.334.4776 - TM .. 1 SC* 343-373 Exeter Niire Skating Club REGISTRATION October 3 9-12 October 7 7-9 at the South Huron Rec Centre BOOK EARLY FOR PRIVATE LESSONS 3 BIG DAYS TO SAVE! Victory turns into defeat "We snatched defeat from the jaws of victory", commented South Huron junior football coach Dave Cox, after the team's 7-2 regular season loss to Listowel, Thursday. Two of South Huron's six fumbles were made on Listowel's one yard line in what should have been scoring plays. The Panthers' lone two points came on a safety touch by Doug Cooper in Listowel's end zone. "We amassed more yards offense than Listowel, but we just missed our op- portunities", Cox said. The team suffered nearly 100 yards in penalties in- cluding several calls for unsportsmanlike conduct. In an exhibition match, Tuesday, at Stratford North- western, the team triumphed 30-7 over the Huskies. Greg Hern ran in three touch- downs for the Panthers and Dave Hayter had two majors. All the scores remained unconverted. Despite the win, Cox wasn't pleased with his team's performance. "We didn't play well or we would have really beat them," he said. Thus far the defence has been the only dependable facet of the team. The squad will be trying to get their first regular season win at home tomorrow, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. against Clinton. October 6 the team will host F.E. Madill of Wingham for a ular season game. . . Defence improved Times -Advocate, September 30, 1931 Page 11 Senior girls win four in basketball The South Huron senior girl's basketball team were busy last week, winning four of the six games they played. Among the victories was a close 29-25 match against J.F. Ross of Guelph in the prestigious Purple and White tournament at Western in London. Maja Gans and Deb Taylor led the strong team effort with 11 and 8 points respec- tively. Defensively, Lori Brand snatched nine rebounds and several steals in the fast paced game. Leslie Hunter - Duvar also had six points. The win advanced South Huron into the semi-finals where they met Hamilton Bishop Ryan, the number one ranked high school team in the province. Turnovers were South Huron's nemesis as the girls were trounced 86-20 by the tough Hamilton squad. "Our goal was to score 20 points and we did that. We showed we can play with just about anyone, even if we can't beat them", coach Terry O'Rourke said about the Hamilton game. Lori Brand ,and Cindy Down led South Huron with six points each. In a regular season contest Wednesday, against St. Marys, South Huron out- matched the inferior Saluki squad, 42-9. Carrie Sweeney had a personal best of 16 points and Mia Gans had a good performance with 12 points. Tuesday, against St. Thomas, Central Elgin Sans again had 12 points to help the team to a 33-23 win. Monday, South Huron again had an easy game, downing Woodstock Collegiate 35-15. Leading South Huron scorers were Barb Skinner and Deb Taylor with eight and six points respectively. South Huron's defence was much improved when they faced strong Strathroy op- position. Thursday. Although the girls lost 33-16, O'Rourke was pleased with their play. "We're about where we expected to be this time of the year. Everyone's getting about equal time as we try to figure out a sarting lineup," O'Rourke said. The team continued their schedule (which will see them play 11 games in 12 days) today when they face Parkhill at home in an ex- hibition match. They will conclude the week with a regular season match Thurs- day in Clinton and Wingham tournament day and Saturday. the Fri - ATTENTION SPORTSMEN OPEN TURKEY SHOOT of the CLAYBIRD GUN CLUB Sunday, Oct. 4/81 at 1 p.m. an'81 (Rabbit sedan orVW Pickup) OPTIMISTS WIN A TITLE - The London East Optimists won the A championship of the weekend fall ball'slo-pitch tournament sponsored by the Stephen Optimists. Above, Stephen Optimists Frank Dubarry, Robbie Lawrence and Bob Somerville present the trophy to Frank McGrath and Hary Rennie. T -A photo OPTIMIST B TROPHY - Clinton Optimists on the '8' championship of Sunday's slo-pitch tournament sponsored by the Stephen Optimists. Above, Fon Wells and Frank Dubarry of the sponsoring club present the trophy to D'e$+Rl<"8urtts and Doc Miller of Clinton. T -A photo NEW EXECUTIVE — Members of the new executive of the Exeter Figure Skating Club held their first meeting recently. They are past -president Marie Tiemon, left and M.J. Chonyi, president. Absent from the photo is Janet Hern, the treasurer. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday We've got •m' and they're priced to go. End of Season clothing, Odds 'n Ends. Sp•clal purchos•sl All brand new g•nuin• Skidoo 2 and 1 piece sults In stock. Now 1s the time to save on men's and ladies' snow sults all priced to cl•or at savings from 15% to 50% off. CLOTHING 15 Cyo to 50% CLEARANCE OLIVER McINTOSH AND SON S Was North of Rannoch RR 1 St. Marys 229-8210 .1110),?& RtiMRARnIt t: ski-iIoo. AL •7tredetmerlr of Bombardier Umltle Field hockey club gets even break The South Huron girlsfield hockey team opened their season last week with a 5-0 loss to St. Thomas Central Elgin and a 2-1 win over Strathroy. At home, Tuesday, against St. Thomas, last year's WOSSA champions, the girls had all five goals scored against them in the first half. "By the second half, the team had learned their lesson", coach Jim Work- man said about the team's poor first period play. The squad gained valuable game experience and im- proved in the second half to hold St. Thomas to a scoreless draw. Despite a slow start Thursday against Strathroy, the girls controlled play and won 2-1. "The game was a nothing game, really, rather lacklustre and slow with no really good plays", Work- man commented after. Marilyn Brand scored one goal to lead the solid team effort. Brenda Brand scored the winning marker. The last chance to see the team at home will come today when South Huron hosts Parkhill at 4:30. The team's first regular season tournament Stratford is October 7 at Central. Scotties lead dart league After three weeks of play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Scotties hold down first place with 10 points, one more than five other teams who are . deadlocked in second place. Tied for the runnerup spot are the Sassenachs, Last Chance, Evil Eyes, Shiphunters and CP. This week's scores were: CP 4 - Shiphunters 1 Crusaders 4 All in the Family 1 Rowdy Ones 3 Itchy Niters 2, Scotties 3 Out of Space 2 Sassenachs 3 Last Chance 2 Evil Eyes 3 CB'ers 2 Jaams 3 Canscotts 2 Outlaws 3 Winkers 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Out of Space vs Shiphunters CBers vs Winkers Last Chance vs All in the Family Outlaws vs Scotties 9:30 p.m. Rowdy Ones vs Jaams Canscotts vs Sassenachs CP vs Evil Eyes Crusaders vs Itchy Niters As you financial The Co-operators' obligations change, Financial Security so should your life Planning program insurance helps you plan today protection. for better tomorrows. For ft 0 the information cell ‘410 i co open tO INSURANCE RANCE SERVICES Verna Gingerich 32 Nelson Street Exeter Phone 235-1109 I IFf • HOME • AUTO • BUSINF-:SS • TRAVI I. r �4* 111,1114111111141 1,141,1,0 1�T41,141 141 141'4 1 4'4'4 l'1,1,14$,•4t! 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JCE 690 1977 MONACO good touring car MR 582 1980 CHEV MONZA PDW 628, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 4 tires. 1981 VOLKSWAGEN Jetta -demo RK4 501, air con ditioned 1981 AUDI 5000S only 7000 kms, air conditioned, 5 cylinder, RWM 552. $2,049 54,128 $3,347 $2,499 $6,485 $10,875 $19,800 GRAND OPENING Saturday Oct. 3, 1981 CKNX will broadcast from 8:30 till noon FREE Coffee & Donuts Ask About IW Extended Warranty Available on Used Cars Auto —Ruud Exeter 235-1100 1 i 1 ..-- I.•M — • r.. ^• Miller Auto Parts SALES AND SERVICE 1101.4- O..dr, .M h.1.• CM. 6.334.4776 - TM .. 1 SC* 343-373 Exeter Niire Skating Club REGISTRATION October 3 9-12 October 7 7-9 at the South Huron Rec Centre BOOK EARLY FOR PRIVATE LESSONS 3 BIG DAYS TO SAVE! Victory turns into defeat "We snatched defeat from the jaws of victory", commented South Huron junior football coach Dave Cox, after the team's 7-2 regular season loss to Listowel, Thursday. Two of South Huron's six fumbles were made on Listowel's one yard line in what should have been scoring plays. The Panthers' lone two points came on a safety touch by Doug Cooper in Listowel's end zone. "We amassed more yards offense than Listowel, but we just missed our op- portunities", Cox said. The team suffered nearly 100 yards in penalties in- cluding several calls for unsportsmanlike conduct. In an exhibition match, Tuesday, at Stratford North- western, the team triumphed 30-7 over the Huskies. Greg Hern ran in three touch- downs for the Panthers and Dave Hayter had two majors. All the scores remained unconverted. Despite the win, Cox wasn't pleased with his team's performance. "We didn't play well or we would have really beat them," he said. Thus far the defence has been the only dependable facet of the team. The squad will be trying to get their first regular season win at home tomorrow, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. against Clinton. October 6 the team will host F.E. Madill of Wingham for a ular season game. . . Defence improved Times -Advocate, September 30, 1931 Page 11 Senior girls win four in basketball The South Huron senior girl's basketball team were busy last week, winning four of the six games they played. Among the victories was a close 29-25 match against J.F. Ross of Guelph in the prestigious Purple and White tournament at Western in London. Maja Gans and Deb Taylor led the strong team effort with 11 and 8 points respec- tively. Defensively, Lori Brand snatched nine rebounds and several steals in the fast paced game. Leslie Hunter - Duvar also had six points. The win advanced South Huron into the semi-finals where they met Hamilton Bishop Ryan, the number one ranked high school team in the province. Turnovers were South Huron's nemesis as the girls were trounced 86-20 by the tough Hamilton squad. "Our goal was to score 20 points and we did that. We showed we can play with just about anyone, even if we can't beat them", coach Terry O'Rourke said about the Hamilton game. Lori Brand ,and Cindy Down led South Huron with six points each. In a regular season contest Wednesday, against St. Marys, South Huron out- matched the inferior Saluki squad, 42-9. Carrie Sweeney had a personal best of 16 points and Mia Gans had a good performance with 12 points. Tuesday, against St. Thomas, Central Elgin Sans again had 12 points to help the team to a 33-23 win. Monday, South Huron again had an easy game, downing Woodstock Collegiate 35-15. Leading South Huron scorers were Barb Skinner and Deb Taylor with eight and six points respectively. South Huron's defence was much improved when they faced strong Strathroy op- position. Thursday. Although the girls lost 33-16, O'Rourke was pleased with their play. "We're about where we expected to be this time of the year. Everyone's getting about equal time as we try to figure out a sarting lineup," O'Rourke said. The team continued their schedule (which will see them play 11 games in 12 days) today when they face Parkhill at home in an ex- hibition match. They will conclude the week with a regular season match Thurs- day in Clinton and Wingham tournament day and Saturday. the Fri - ATTENTION SPORTSMEN OPEN TURKEY SHOOT of the CLAYBIRD GUN CLUB Sunday, Oct. 4/81 at 1 p.m. an'81 (Rabbit sedan orVW Pickup) OPTIMISTS WIN A TITLE - The London East Optimists won the A championship of the weekend fall ball'slo-pitch tournament sponsored by the Stephen Optimists. Above, Stephen Optimists Frank Dubarry, Robbie Lawrence and Bob Somerville present the trophy to Frank McGrath and Hary Rennie. T -A photo OPTIMIST B TROPHY - Clinton Optimists on the '8' championship of Sunday's slo-pitch tournament sponsored by the Stephen Optimists. Above, Fon Wells and Frank Dubarry of the sponsoring club present the trophy to D'e$+Rl<"8urtts and Doc Miller of Clinton. T -A photo NEW EXECUTIVE — Members of the new executive of the Exeter Figure Skating Club held their first meeting recently. They are past -president Marie Tiemon, left and M.J. Chonyi, president. Absent from the photo is Janet Hern, the treasurer. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday We've got •m' and they're priced to go. End of Season clothing, Odds 'n Ends. Sp•clal purchos•sl All brand new g•nuin• Skidoo 2 and 1 piece sults In stock. Now 1s the time to save on men's and ladies' snow sults all priced to cl•or at savings from 15% to 50% off. CLOTHING 15 Cyo to 50% CLEARANCE OLIVER McINTOSH AND SON S Was North of Rannoch RR 1 St. Marys 229-8210 .1110),?& RtiMRARnIt t: ski-iIoo. AL •7tredetmerlr of Bombardier Umltle Field hockey club gets even break The South Huron girlsfield hockey team opened their season last week with a 5-0 loss to St. Thomas Central Elgin and a 2-1 win over Strathroy. At home, Tuesday, against St. Thomas, last year's WOSSA champions, the girls had all five goals scored against them in the first half. "By the second half, the team had learned their lesson", coach Jim Work- man said about the team's poor first period play. The squad gained valuable game experience and im- proved in the second half to hold St. Thomas to a scoreless draw. Despite a slow start Thursday against Strathroy, the girls controlled play and won 2-1. "The game was a nothing game, really, rather lacklustre and slow with no really good plays", Work- man commented after. Marilyn Brand scored one goal to lead the solid team effort. Brenda Brand scored the winning marker. The last chance to see the team at home will come today when South Huron hosts Parkhill at 4:30. The team's first regular season tournament Stratford is October 7 at Central. Scotties lead dart league After three weeks of play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, the Scotties hold down first place with 10 points, one more than five other teams who are . deadlocked in second place. Tied for the runnerup spot are the Sassenachs, Last Chance, Evil Eyes, Shiphunters and CP. This week's scores were: CP 4 - Shiphunters 1 Crusaders 4 All in the Family 1 Rowdy Ones 3 Itchy Niters 2, Scotties 3 Out of Space 2 Sassenachs 3 Last Chance 2 Evil Eyes 3 CB'ers 2 Jaams 3 Canscotts 2 Outlaws 3 Winkers 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Out of Space vs Shiphunters CBers vs Winkers Last Chance vs All in the Family Outlaws vs Scotties 9:30 p.m. Rowdy Ones vs Jaams Canscotts vs Sassenachs CP vs Evil Eyes Crusaders vs Itchy Niters As you financial The Co-operators' obligations change, Financial Security so should your life Planning program insurance helps you plan today protection. for better tomorrows. For ft 0 the information cell ‘410 i co open tO INSURANCE RANCE SERVICES Verna Gingerich 32 Nelson Street Exeter Phone 235-1109 I IFf • HOME • AUTO • BUSINF-:SS • TRAVI I. r �4* 111,1114111111141 1,141,1,0 1�T41,141 141 141'4 1 4'4'4 l'1,1,14$,•4t! 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JCE 690 1977 MONACO good touring car MR 582 1980 CHEV MONZA PDW 628, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 4 tires. 1981 VOLKSWAGEN Jetta -demo RK4 501, air con ditioned 1981 AUDI 5000S only 7000 kms, air conditioned, 5 cylinder, RWM 552. $2,049 54,128 $3,347 $2,499 $6,485 $10,875 $19,800 GRAND OPENING Saturday Oct. 3, 1981 CKNX will broadcast from 8:30 till noon FREE Coffee & Donuts Ask About IW Extended Warranty Available on Used Cars Auto —Ruud Exeter 235-1100 1