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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-08-21, Page 9EXETER IH SQUIRTS WIN -- The Exeter 111 dub won the 'A' championship of the Sportsfest squirt soccer tournament. Back, left, coach Andrew Winters, Jennifer Reaburn, Jeremy Van Esbroeck, Jeff McLean, Rob Lynn, Chris Reaburn, Paul Lavery, Lucas Forrest and coach Tim Rowcliffe. Front, John Moore, Brian McAllister, Cathy Wagner, Julie Brand, Marty DeBruyn, Chris Regier and Trevor Boersma. BALL DAY AT McGILLIVRAY — A full day of activities for the McGillivray minor ball group was held Sunday. Above, chairman Colin Brewer chats with Carrie Hartle, Jodi Woodburn and Heather Bullock of the Lieury midget girls team. T -A photo Wednesday night Bowlers!! On August 28, at 7:30 p.m., all ladies interested in bowl- ing on Wednesday nights are invited to attend a meeting at the Town and Country Lanes in Zurich. Regular and new bowlers are welcome For information call: Sheila - 238-2973 Sherrie - 237-3254 Betty - 238-2132 Tony/Marlene - 236-4923 Homuth top scorer at Ironwood course Tuesday. the Ironwood men's club enjoyed a followup to Exeter Sun Ser- vice and special occasion night. Stu Homuth topped "A" flight with a low gross of 37 followed by Randy Evans with a 38. "A" flight low net was won by Don Heywood with a 34 with Evans on a i Exeter Junior Hawks Try Outs Tues., Sept. 3 9- 11 p.m. Sun., Sept. 8 4 - 6 p.m. Tues., Sept. 10 9 - 11 p.m. Sun., Sept. 15 4 - 6 p.m. Huron Park Arena ' RUST) CHECK god* with w end wolf cheek pour rust Rust Check is like no other rust treatment available today. It is the only system that works on both new and used vehicles, even where rust is obvious. Today's new lighter unitized car bodies need Rust Check protection because rust, besides speeding depreciation will actually weaken the car structure. Older vehicles will last longer and maintain a higher trade-in value because Rust Check checks the spread of existing rust. Rust Check's incredible "claim Tree" warranty record makes it possible to otter an insured warranty for new cars that is unparallel in the industry. Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North, Exeter 235-1100 Hockey Registration South Huron Rec Centre Wed., August 21 6 - 8 p.m. Cost $75.00 After September 1 $85.00 Tykes 1st time players - $45.00 • Hockey to start first week in September Please bring OHiP and Social Insurance numbers Equipment exchange table To register by mail call 229-8276. Boys and girls of all ages welcome count back also at 34 in as runnerup. Victorious in "13" flight was Mark Cronyn with a 38 followed by Wayne Pierce and Dan Heywood's 39. Brad Datars capped low net honours with a 31 while "B" net bridesmaid was Heywood on a countback with another 31. "C" flight honours went to Norm Whiting with 41. Runnerup was Lee Webber and Gerry MacLean al 42. Divisional low net was awarded to Lee Webber with a 29 followed by :30 brought in by Jim Scott. Ron Heywood c-aptured "D" flight by turning in a 50. Close was Don Keeping also at 50. "D" flight low net went to Ross Ferguson whose score of 35 beat Ian Van Harlem on a count - back also at 35. Nearest,.the pin on number four was 13i11 Farquhar. Nearest the pin on number eight was Norm Whiting. Next Tuesday the mens club w111 host another round of golf at ironwocxl together with a conbination of Series "1)". winner takes all competition. Latest competition winners were Randy Evans holes one to four. Dave Holtzman. four to six. 'l'o date, leading winners are Stu Homuth (Series "A"1, John Van Bake! and Mike Cushman ( Series "13" E and • Brad Murray. Robert Drummond. Randy Evans. Gus Grcgus. Dave Jackson and Stu Homuth (Series Times -Advocate, August 21. 1985 Page 9 Local teams are victorious in S soccer tourney . team. Goderich took the A cnanrpion- ship with a 5-U win. All in all a very successful tourna- ment with 28 teams participating Convener Simon van Dam did an ex- cellent job and thanks also goes to all the referees and people who donated their time. Special thanks to Dick. Helen and Ed Monunersteeg. Marksmen at Sportsfest '85 Competition was keen as three teams and a large• number 01 in- dividuals participated in Saturday's Sportsfest trap shooting A shootott was needed in one class. The Mitchell Fish and Game 'A team comprising .Iiin Cocker. Paul Herman. David Van Allen Kdwin ;Hiller and Wesley Sanders won the team championship with a score of 207. Next came the Mitchell 13 team at 205. Members were Roy Lamport, Roger Raiz. Garry Dickson, Calvin Christie and \(array Christie. ('lacing third were Al Kyle. (:rant McGregor. Paul Middleton. Bob Caldwell and Terry Caldwell of the Kippen gun club. They scored 200 points. In the individual "A" class. Jim (locker was the winner with a score of 47. Edwin rt filler (was awarded se- cond place after a shoot on( with Jamie Caldwell and Paul Herman. They were tied at 45. :11 Kyle with a score of 40 was best in the "13" division and Rob Caldwell was second at :17 Stephen Township Power Skating & Hockey Fundamentals Week of September 2 - 8 Power Skating Week of 9 - 14 Hockey Fundamentals For further informa- tion call 228-6425 Public Skating begins Sept. 15, 2-4 Exeter teams did very well in the Sportsfest soccer tournament on the weekend. Exeter teams reached five of the possible six finals and came away with the A championship in the squirt division and the 13 champion- ship in the atom division. In the squirt division Exeter II was eliminated after losing their two games. Exeter I did better as Kevin Coolman scored the deciding goal in a shootout between Exeter 1 and Mount Forest. Exeter had to bow out in the next round after losing to Grand Bend by a respectable 2-0 score. Well done all and the gang from Bayfield boatyards. Exeter 111 defeated Listowel in their first game on goals by Marty DeBruyn and Brian McAllister for a 2-1 score. In their second game Ex- eter then tied a tough-Goderich team 0-0 in regulation time and it took ex- cellent penalty shots by Julia Brand and Marty DeBruyn to put Exeter in the A final against Grand Bend. Marty DeBruyn scored in the first half on a solo effort to give Exeter III a 1-0 lead but Grand Bend,'kept on. fighting back and threatening to tie the score on different occasions but a second half goal by Julia Brand put the game away for Exeter III. Final score 2-0. Congratulations Andrew and Tim and the gang. In atom division play Exeter I was eliminated after losing both their games with a :3-1 score. Exeter Ii lost their first game and continued play in the B group. After winning their next game Exeter II carne up against Mt. Forest in the B. final. ' The Exeter squad played excellent soccer and took the B championship with a 1-0 win. Joel Smith scored the lone goal when he broke in from the right side and put a shot inside.the post under the sprawling goalie. An excellent effort for Exeter Il. Congratulations. Exeter III won their first game in atom play 7-0 over a Brampton team. Sivichay Sengkhoumnany with five goals, Dan Martins and David Morlock hooked after the scoring for Exeter. Shawn Webster registered the shut out. In their next game in the A group Exeter III built up a 4-0 lead and then had to hang on when Listowel scored two goals in the -late stage of the game. The 4-2 win put Exeter III in the A final against a team from Hanover. The four goals were scored by Sivichay Sengkhounmany with two and Dan Martins and Jamie Dougall one each. In the final the Hanover. team proved to be loo much for Ex- eter and the boys and girls had to be satisfied with the runner up spot. Final score 5-0 for Ilanover. Well done Exeter I1I and coaches Ray Lewis and Marie DeBruyn. In mosquito play Exeter I lost its first two games and was eliminated from further play. Exeter iI lost its first game 5-0 (o Ifanover. in their se- cond game the Exeter II team came up against Exeter i and as so many times this season staged a real battle with a 0-0 score as outcome. S.Y. Maurer proved to be thcr"dif- ference playing goal for Exeter 11 in the shoot out. Exeter 11 went on to the 13 final against a strong leans from Durham. Mike Cregan and his squad gave it all they had but it was not enough as Durham beat them 2-0 for the B championship. Exeter III had an excellent day. 10 their opening game a perfectly taken 20 yard free kick by Sivilay Sengkhounmany and excellent goal tending by Ryan Henn proved to be enough to beat Durham 1-0 and a spot in the A group. In their next game Exeter 111 met arch rival Grand Bend. The two teams played what must be one of the best mosquito games ever seen in this area. Lots of excellent plays and good chances. Goalie Ryan Hern and defenders Peter McAllister and Mark Lynn played outstanding as did the rest of the team. A first half goal on a shot from a dif- ficult angle by Jason !fern won the game for Exeter III. In the A final that followed the Ex- eter team was mentally and physical- ly drained and just could not put it together against a strong Goderich EXETER SOCCER CLUB DRAW RESULTS Computer donated by McLeans Mervin Fields Case of oil donated by Sher- wood Mildred Webber $25 Food Voucher by A&H Alice McLean $20 gift certificate by Big V Doug Russell $25 gift certificate by Rene Van Bruwaene Mrs. Edwin Morley One Pair Deluxe Floor Mats by Exeter Plymouth Chrysler Ken Farwell $10 Food Voucher by Les Valu -Mart Donna Smith Thank you ,to the sponsors and the winners and all those who bought tickets on our draw for supporting your localsoccerclub. 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