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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-28, Page 1779 YOUR CHOICE, EACH _J 256 Gr. BUNDLE OF 16 PKGS. FRITO LAY HALLOWEEN PAK POTATO CHIPS • 9 OUR REG. $2.29 I In first South Huron games Hensall, Marauders get wins In the first two Baines o* the South Huron hockey league played this week the Lienal! Sherwoods edged the Exeter Mohawks 8-7 and the Centralia Marauders beat the Centralia College Saints 9-1. Two games are set for tomorrow night, Thursday FEATURE OF THE WEEK I PUMPKIN TARTS ************************** Don't forget about our delicious French Apple Pie You won't know how good they are until you try them OPEN THIS WED. UNTIL 10 P.M. Centre M H the � z Cookie Cutter :., 235-0121 with the College going to Hensall and the Zurich Buckeyes travelling to Exeter to meet the Mohawks. Friday, the Marauders will play host to the Mohawks at the Stephen township arena, Sunday Hensall will be in Zurich and Monday night the Exeter Mohawks travel to the Centralia College Saints. In Thursday's close win over the Mohawks, the Hensall Sherwood scored four unanswered goals in the third period to triumph. The Mohawks dominated in the first period with five suc- cessful shots while the Sherwoods could only score once. Mike Desjardine scored two of the first period Exeter markers on passes from Dave Jackson, Tom Ryan and Jeff Fuller. Dave Underwood counted on a three-way effort with Steve Preszcator and Dan Bell, Dean Densmore con- verted a pass from Mike Anstett and Dave Jackson set up Dan Bell. The lone Hensall score came from the stick of Dwight Kinsman on passes from Terry Bedard and Lloyd Allan. In the middle frame, Jamie Caldwell, Ken Varley and Terry Caldwell counted for Hensall while Brad Deters and Dave Jackson replied for Exeter. In the final 20 minutes of play, Dwight Consitt hit for two Hensall goals and Ron Bilcke and Ken Varley added singlesMarauders win In Monday's win over the Saints, the Centralia Marauders broke the game open with five goals in the Second period. In the first period Rick Funston scored from Rob Funston and Bill Hodge. Muller converted a pass from Mark Cronyn. Al Hartford fired two scores in the middle frame and solo shots were tallied by Mark Cronyn, Don Stuckleas and playing coach Doug Todd. The lone College score came from the stick of Laurie Eckhardt on passes from Joe Scheurmann and Greg Inglis. The two third period Marauder goals were not- ched by Mark Cronyn, his second of the night and Rob Funston. Times -Advocate, October 28, 1981 Pais 17 -in -- ill all � 1 11 COUNTRY CLIPPERS UNISEX HAIRSTYLING MT. 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Greg Hern ran for three touchdowns and kicked four converts. Rick Gilfillan ran for his first major of the year. Larry Mathers scored on a quarterback sneak and Dave Hayter completed the scoring when he ran for a fourth quarter major. The juniors travel to Listowel in semi-final play, Thursday, when they will try and avenge their 7-2 regular season loss to the Lords. Bad weather for runners "The conditions were terrible: muddy, cold andj wet.", said South Huron crosscountry coach Joe Fulop about Thursday's Huron -Perth championships in Exeter. Despite the near - freezing temperatures and pouring rain, South Huron had three team cham- pionships and two individual winners at the meet. Irene Dietrich ran to a surprisingly easy victory in the midget girls' race to give her team the championship over Stratford Central. Colleen Regier ran through the chest -high Ausable River to place fourth. Colleen Bedard and Angela Fleming were ninth and eleventh respectively. Matt McClure led from start to finish to win the senior boys' race and help the team to their second title in three years. John Van Esbroeck ran well to finish fifth. "They ran their best tactical race of the year by getting out in front and staying there," Fulop said about the senior boys' performance on the muddy course. Jim Regier and Mike Van Raay were sixth and seventh, respectively. Dan mute, recently returned from an ankle injury to finish fifteenth. Nineteenth place went to Mike Fleming. "The senior girls' per- formed according to ex- pectations even though three girls didn finish", Fulop said. "They still had more than enough depth to win Huron -Perth." Carla Soloman was third and Susan Birmingham was fourth as the senior girls placed five runners in the top ten. Esther Van Oss and Mary Lou Rundle demon- strated their potential with sixth and seventh place finishes respectively. Catherine "Pitts" Pat- terson was tenth in her best race of the season. Susan McClure was fourteenth. The midget boys were four points out of second to finish third in the Huron -Perth, and qualify for WOSSA com- petition. Dan Morley led the midgets with his sixth place finish. Raymond Lewis, Jack Fitzgerald and Sharon O'Rourke completed the first four. By virtue of their Huron - Perth showing, all four teams will compete at WOSSA, this Friday, in Alvinston at the A.W. Campbell Conservation Area. 1 We're glad you asked! Bob Fletcher, Director With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of Iry Armstrong Director HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT OUR "NO -PAYMENT" PRE -PLAN PROGRAM? Did you know you can pre -plan funeral services at no charge? It costs nothing to make your wishes known as to your choice of service, casket, music, specific readings from Scripture - even arrange for your favorite flowers and your clergyman. And these arrangements -in -advance can be made without cost or obligation. 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