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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-27, Page 104,1.1..4 Mons A C4 G Black 764 SP R Smith 606 4E O ibrittrbel782 Hs G Wilson 665 RO R Heywood 709 SU A Farquhar T77 C8 ' D Heywood � 731 PA B McDonald 497 NM T Mattucci 569' GC N Whiting 530 OE R VanDamme 569 8th YW TM NN PE JS HD DS YW WR CP PP TA GT WW AC AC CD CE GF GH LO LG ST TB WR TS BB BL AN BR NB Mons Wed. C Wurm 732 C Zeehuisen 647 D Brintnell 687 K Thody 628 J Stewart 636 Tuesday Ladies J Parent 571 M Maser 673 L Dykstra 500 DGaiser543 J Frayne 594 G Farquhar 637 P Haugh 613 A Hunter 587 S Kingma 515 . B Bierling 541 J Skinner 490 Thursday ladies L Smith 685 M McDonald 553 N Galloway 673 E Miekle 586 I Hodgins 581 R Luther 745 L Burdon 579 P Seller 662 J Mantey 538 M Johnson 497 Wed. Morning ladies E Bowden A Appleton H Mickle G Beaver M Lovell D Kipfer Senior Citizens T Yellow C Hendy M Sanders E Caldwell T Walker C Down Mon. Afternoon Men C Hendy C Smith B Ellerington L Parker G Hoggarth W Shapton Huron Hope ML Masse E DeKort R Tebow C Proulx Sunday Mixed S Maier 480 L Webber JSmith722 S Pfaff 707 E Knight584 F Ferguson 594 7 23 2 12 5 21 5 14 2 7 2 12 5 19 2 10 5 22 7 16 0 12 7 31 0 17 5 26 2 11 7 20 7 53 5 95 7 68 0 63 7 73 5 93 7101 2 44 0 52 2 46 0 33 5 59 0 46 7 89 2 79 7 57 7 66 2 36 5 69 0 70 0 45 472 437 556 462 502 493 287 312 301 371 318 319 587 514 486 451 445 357 • BADMINTON CLINIC — Ken MacDonald is showing the proper techniques in badminton to the South Huron team during a recent clinic. Students from the left are Gib Dow, Steve Easterbrook, Ronnalee Bogart, Henry Martens, Steve Arnezeder and Andrew Martens. Pfaff team victorious, Pincombe scores five Former Mohawk player Bill Pincombe notched a career high five goals to lead Pfaff Electric as they demolished Apex Leasing 15-3 in the consolation final of the local rec league tournament, Sunday. Pfaff's opened up thetour- nament Saturday morning by dropping a hard fought game 7-5 to the Thedford Raiders. Ken. Pinder opened the scoring in the game on a pass from Brian Hodgins. Thed- ford tied the game at 1-1 and Pfaff's regained the lead on a goal by Brian Hodgins from Jim Rolph and Randy Gilfillan. They increased their lead to 3-1 as Ken Pinder notched his second goal from Fred Camp- bell and Don "Meat" Heywood. Thedford then scored the next four goals to take a 5-3 lead. Ken Pinder scored to nar- row the count on an unassisted effort. Thedford notched two more goals before Pinder closed out the scoring from Larry Taylor and Don Heywood. 180 This put Pfaff's into the 108 consolation round against - 104 their arch rivals the 110 Dashwood Tigers. Pfaff Elec- tric left no doubt who the bet- ter team was on this occasion as they crushed the Tigers 7-2. Ken Pinder opened the scoring for the local crew as he scored from Fred Camp- bell and Bill Pincombe. He followed with another goal 0 .29 7100 4 90 7 81 3 42 0 36 V'. again assisted by Fred Camp- bell. Campbell came back to score one of his own on passes from Don Heywood and Steve Pfaff. Jim Rolph made it 4-0 as he scored an unassisted goal. Brian Campbell increased the lead to 5-0 as he scored from Scott Pincombe and Larry Taylor. Fred Campbell notched his second from Ken.Pinder and Don McKellar. Dashwood finally hit the board with the next two goals but Fred Campbell got one back from Don McKellar and Brian Hodgins to close out the scoring and put Pfaff's into the final. The well rested Pfaff team had little trouble on Sunday as they totally dominated the tired Apex crew who had played earlier in the da They led 6-1 after two perio and then scored nine goals in the -final period. The real highlight of the weekend was the play of the youthful 42 year old Bill Pin- combe who notched five goals and added the assist to lead the onslaught. Ken Pinder added two goals and four assists, Fred Camp- bell one goal and five assists, Jim Rolph three goals and an assist, Brian Hodgins one goals and two assists, Larry Taylor one goal and one assist, Don McKellar one goal and one assist. Brian Camp- bell and Dennis Bierling two assists, Don Heywood one goal, Jim Pfaff and Scott Pin- combe one assist each. The rest of the games were NOW New Universal life Insurance paying currant interest rates. Presently 13.5% . Ask to see a personalized computer proposal. Now is the time to look after your RRSP... Flexible, no load plans available. CONTACT BOB McKINLEY (Telephone Hensall 262-5462) Dominion Life TFE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 2 only You won't see savings like this again. So hurry on down while our supplies last! 1981 Everest 500E [ELECTRIC START] WAS REG. LIST $3274.00 OO NOW ONLY 2399• 'Prices NO eHectlye horn Jenuery 15 through March 31, 19.2 or. w • qyntnies left While they last ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. I Mllc N'csl and I Mile South of Heitman 1 ul1 as Dashwood Hotel will meet Goderich with the winner to meet Thedford for the championship at a later date. •• 1 is ethic.mss' 0. Tie with Marauders Buckeyes defeat South The South Huron In- termediate Hockey League champions, the Zurich Buckeyes, defeated the leagues all-star team 5-3 in Zurich Friday. Hensall's Brian Mahar started the scoring for the All - Stars late in the first period. Jeff Fuller of the Mohawks and Ken Varley also of Hen- sall assisted. The teams exchanged two goals each in the second period. Mahar again opening , the scoring. Exeter's Brad Daters and Centralia College player Mark Thompson assisted. Mike Clarke started things off for Zurich assisted by Gerald Weido. Exeter Mohawk Luc Gagnon scored on a single handed effort while Zurich's Steve Bedour was serving two minutes for roughing. Wayne Thiel answered for Zurich, assisted by Glen Zirk and Randy McKinnon. The Buckeyes dominated the third period, overcoming the All Star's 3-2 lead. Mike Clarke scored twice on single handed efforts, with Pat Bedard adding a single. Weido and Clarke assisted on Bedard's single. The referees handed out 21 minor penalties, with the Buckeyes taking 11. In another weekend game the Buckeyes were held to a 6-6 Maraudetie wirs.th the Centralia Centralia took a two goal lead in the first. Doug Todd assisted by Rick Funston and Blair Hearn, and Rich Luther, assisted by Mark Cronyn and Randy Somer- ville scored. Rob Greiner shot in Zurich's first goal early in the second period. Todd, assisted by Funston, replied for Centralia restoring the Marauder's two goal lead. 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