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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-22, Page 7sfssll► aravtaisadmoRua% Nidli-Ar May the happy, music of Christmas fill all your days with harmony. On a joyous note we say thanks. ZIMMER'S T.V. Dashwood 237-3428 ' am-aoAda auamss Vassws •• • • i t • • • • *-441- • • mom reetirto Each year our the ghts turn gratefully to those ko have helped make our progress possi- ble. of the�MamoiiY rio�a� May we express our sincere appreciation and extend to you and your family, our very best wishes for good Health, Hap- piness and Prosperity in the com- ing year. South Huron District Association of Mentally Handicapped 4: • • • • •• • t •• • • • .• lllllli ...�:;.: I .474k1 rdb �il'l�Il I I_ SiL“,t May all our good friends share in the quiet wonder of Christmas. We are grateful for your patronage. TIEMAN'S Hardware and Furniture DASHWOOD sessokistuise rmitoiseite ssalisemsam.oHreh.01.oissi.w.cv. Last minute GIFT IDEAS . Watches . Rings Charms .001d chains . Crystal Ice Buckets . Silverware and much, more v5ef „ ,airtpheii Jewellers anti . •ifP.4 t' S1 l•e.,S PREPARE PADDLES -- Frank Martens and Steve Creces are finishing off paddles to be used by the SHDHS Outers Club on spring canoe trips. Host Thedford, tonight Irish win two The Lucan Irish scored two victories in three starts this week in the OHA Western Junior "D" league and continue to hold down third place in their division. Wednesday, the Irish won 5-3 over Seaforth, Friday they lost 7-4 to Thamesford and Sunday night they won 6- 4 over the Thedford Browns. The only game upcoming this week for the Irish Is tonight, Wednesday when they play host to Thedford at the Lucan arena. In Wednesday's win over Seaforth, Steve Glenn and Doug Latta each scored two goals for Lucan. The first period was even with Glenn counting for the Irish on passes from Art Gregory and Geoff Edwards and Pete Van Drunen replying for Seaforth. The only Lucan goal of the second period was fired by Jamie Shipley on passes from Keith Hartwick and Geoff Edwards. Ian Doig and Bob Mommersteeg counted for Seaforth to put their club ahead 3-2. Three power play goals, all in the first eight minutes of the final period settled the issue. Doug Latta scored twice with Keith Hartwick getting two assists and Geoff Edwards one. The other goal was shot by Latta on a pass from Keith Hartwick, his third assist of the night. Thamesford scored at Least two goals in each period to bet the Irish Friday night. Three of the four Lucan goals came on power plays. Keith Hartwick scored from Jamie Shipley for the Irish in the first period and John Medd converted a pass from captain Paul Wraith in the second. In the third frame, Steve Glenn set up Dave Egan for a goal and then hit the mark himself on passes from Paul Wraith and Egan. In Thedford Sunday night the Irish came out on top 6.4 games despite taking 25 of the 43 penalties called. The Irish actually won the game in the first period with four goals. Jeff Shipley fired two successful shots while singles were added by Art Gregory and Alistair Craig. Getting assists were Steve Glenn, Paul Wraith, Dave Egan, Keith Hartwick and Ken McManus. Keith Hartwick counted on an unassisted effort in the second period and Geoff Edwards completed the scoring in the final session on a pass from Alistair Craig. Verbeek stars in junior volleyball Second year junior, Charlene Verbeek impressed coach Pat Rowe with her outstanding play as the team won four of seven games in an exhibition match, Thursday, in Mitchell. Rowe used the match as a test, before making the final cut from sixteen to twelve players, Friday. As well as Verbeek, first year players Irene and Pauline Brand and Cheryl Dowson had notable per- formances in the team's first outing of the year. The team opens its regular season, January 13, at a tournament in Clinton. The South Huron senior We're glad you asked! With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of Bob Fletcher, Director Iry Armstrong Director WHAT SHOULD THE DECEASED WEAR? Clothing helps to express the unique characteristics of an individual. Even in death, clothing can convey the special per- sonality of the deceased. In the planning of funeral details, the matter of clothing for the deceased should not be overlooked. Has there been a request in the past from the deceased concerning his or her own feelings? Sometimes a uniform of office or volunteer leadership has been requested, because of the significance to the deceased. Medals and jewelry may be considered to complete the uniform or dress. Is clothing worn by the deceased during lifetime appropriate? By all means. A suit or dress which was a particular favorite of the deceased - or the survivor - may be the prime consideration. We invite your questions and will answer them privately or publicly through this column. The Funeral Hone in feeler who is o member of the Ontario funeral Service Associot,on isr IRV ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME PHONE ?3S 1220 BOB FLETCHER girls volleyball team demonstrated their potential to be a Huron -Perth con- tender as they won four of six matches against Mitchell, Thursday. "We could have won all six games, if we had been sure of what we were doing on offence," said assistant coach, Joe Fulop. This year, the team has chosen to incorporate a complicated but effective penetrating offence that allows the team` to have three spikers in the front row. In the games against Mitchell, with only two week's preparation, the girls were having trouble setting the ball However, Fulop feels the team has the ability of any squad he has coached in some time. The scores of Thursday's games against Mitchell were: 15-8, 15-11, 15-9, 6-15, 12-15, 15-6. The team will practice during the holidays in preparation for a tour- nament January 9 in St. Thomas and their league opener January 13in Clinton. Buckeyes beat Marauders The Zurich Buckeyes scored five goals in the third period to clinch an 8-3 South Huron league victory over the Centralia Marauders in Zurich, Sunday. In the first period, the Buckeyes jumped in front on goals by Richard Schilbe on an unassisted effort and Wayne Thiel on passes from Marvin Merner and Scott Consitt. Cec Nickles replied for the Marauders on a three-way effort with Mike Mills and Bob Snell. Each team scored one goal in the middle frame. Mike Clarke was the Zurich marksman on passes from Richard Schilbe and Greg Kirk and Matt Muller registered for Centralia on a play started by Doug Todd and Bob Snell. The only Centralia goal in the third period came from the stick of Matt Muller on a pass from Hugh Wilson. Five different players shared in the Buckeyes scoring. They were Mike Clarke, Randy McKinnon, Greg Kirk. Gerald Weido Seniors split in basketball The South Huron senior boys basketball team split their games in action this week. The Panthers were edged 50-46 by the Bluedevils in their regular season opener, Wednesday, in Mitchell. At home Thursday, South Huron held on to win a 45-40 contest against Woodstock College Avenue. Mitchell's Dave Whitlock had 31 points to lead the Bluedevils to victory. "We tried everything on defence - double -team, matching up in the zone, man-to-man but nothing worked", said coach Terry O'Rourke after the game. The Panthers held a slim margin, 24-20, at the half, but Mitchell rallied in the third quarter to take the lead and then hold it. John McAllister and Steve Riddell each had 11 points against the Bluedevils. Kevin Parsons turned in a spirited performance, ad- ding 9 points. Dave Wood - word scored 5 points. "Questionable fouls" were the only reason College Avenue came close to beating the Panthers, Thursday, in Exeter. With three Panthers starters, retired to the bench in the fouth quarter with five personals, College Avenue rallied from a twelve point deficit to come within five points at the buzzer. Dave Woodward and Kevin Parsons, who have alternated bringing the ball up the floor for the Panthers, had 10 and 5 points, respectively, John Mol and John McAllister each had 8 points. Al Gaiser came off the bench in the fourth quarter to handle the ball for South Huron. South Huron will face Parkhill in the first round of the Holiday Classic, December 29 and 30 in Parkhill. Last Chance lead darts The Last Chance lead the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 53 points and an eight point lead over second place Itchy Niters as the midway point in the schedule is reached. The Rowdy Ones are third at 44 points and the CP's have 42 points. The highest scores have been registered by Eric Heywood 150 and Marg Hedley 144 for regular players and Phil Leger 138 and Amanda Hamilton 120 for spares. In most games won the leaders are Don Heywood 22 and Barb Hearn 27 for the regulars and Duff Rothbauer 13 and Amanda Hamilton seven for the spares. This week's scores were: CP's 5 Out of Space 0 Itchy Niters 4 Shiphunters 1 Last Chance 4 Rowdy Ones 1 Crusaders 4 CB'ers 1 Sassenachs 4 Winkers 1 Evil Eyes 4 All in the Family 1 Canscotts 3 Outlaws 2 Jaams 3 Scotties 2 The next games are scheduled for January 8 as follows: e p.m. CB'ers vs Scotties Outlaws vs Jaams Rowdy Ones vs Sassenachs Crusaders vs Shiphunters 9:30 p.m. Last Chance vs Itchy Niters Canscotts vs Winkers Out of Space vs Evil Eyes CP's vs All in the Family. and Marvin Merner. The Marauders took nine of the 15 penalties called by referees Don Appleby and Brian Campbell. 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