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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-03-27, Page 32Page 20A • -, �.. ) -r -r -r- Times-Advocate, March 27, 1985 • .. • • RARING TO GO — These young fellows can hardly wait for the new baseball season to start. From the left are David Dalrymple, Brett Borden . Harlen Tinney and Mark Burton. Registration for baseball, softball and soccer will be held Saturdays, March 30 and April 13. T -A photo WIN CHALLENGE BONSPIEL — Betty DeBlock presents the Exeter ladies Challenge curling bonspiel trophy to Doris Hackney, Audrey McDonald, Helen Webber and Bev Simpson., T -A photo Hensall bantams lose in final The Huron -Perth houseleague ban- tam playoff tournament was held in Clinton over the past weekend with seven teams vying for the championship. The first game for the Hensall boys was Friday when they faced Lucan 2, and played heads up hockey to defeat Lucan 7-3. Brian Moir assisted by Jim Dickins and Rob Volland opened the scoring for Hensall with just 47 seconds gone. Dickins unassisted put his team ahead by two at 11:37 of the first period. Lucan's Stephen Nadeau scored unassisted in the first period. Chris Ingram who was clear in front of the -net opened the scoring in the second period for Hensall assisted by Jason Imanse and Rob Taylor. Jim Dickins assisted by t3rian Moir hit the mark again for Hensall only to have Lucan retaliate a minute later. With less than five minutes left in the second period Rob Taylor scored unassisted for Hensall. Lucan opened the scoring in the third. Rob Taylor scored his second unassisted goal at 2:45 of the third with Brian Moir assisted by Jim Dickins and Rob Taylor ended the scoring and the game. Hensall then advanced to the Three winners in shuffleboard Shuffleboard enthusiasts were at the South Huron Rec Centre on three occasions this week to partake of their favourite sport. Kay Cann was the winner of Tues- day's competition with a score of 293. Next came Ellen Kuntz•281, Marshall Dearing 275 and Leona 'fern 240. A score of 353 put Lorne Marshall into the winner's circle Wednesday. He was followed by Harold Rowe 336, Beatrice Richardson 315 and Ross Richardson 287. Lloyd Lovell was best in Thursday's action with a score of 417. Next in line were Meine Eizenga 414. Ross Richardson 409 and John Oberle 371. second round Saturday night. They defeated Exeter 6-2. Rob Volland assisted by Brian Moir scored Hensall's first goal with only half a minute gone. Exeter tied the game midway through the first. Rob Taylor scored his first unassisted goal with less than five minutes left in the second period to put his team ahead. With just over a minute left in. the second Jason Imanse assisted by Rob Taylor made it three to one for Hen- sall. Jim Dickins assisted by Brian Moir opened the third scoring for Hensall. Exeter was able to put one in just past the half way point but this proved to be their last. Taylor unassisted chalked up an in- surance marker. Jason Imanse Four all-stars The Huron boys all-star'basketball team has been announced and four local cagers will travel to Stratford central to compete in the annual event, which matches the best from Huron against the best from Perth. Each team from the county sends two players from 'the junior and senior ranks to take part in the all star game, Friday. Point guard Stephen Merner and Rob Tait, who dominated the court throughout the season, will represent the local seniors while Mark Lomas and Trevor Ratz will play lathe junior game. The evening of basketball will begin at 6:00 with a free-throw champion- ship. Scott Lovic and Dalton Ford, who were winners in a smaller com- petition against team mates, are entered for the Panthers. At 7:00 Friday, the junior all-star game kicks off the senior match, in which Terry O'Rourke will be assisting on the bench, is scheduled to start at 8:30. All of the events take place at Strat- ford Central and should prove to be very entertaining. It is an opportuni- ty for fans and players to end the season with some of the best high school basketball of the year. "e" LI HT WINNERS Elmer Powe, Reg Schroeder and Winston Shopton won the "B•• flight in Saturday's Exeter men's curling club challenge bonspiel. T -A photo rsw-Tet Lets amateurs produce premium quality beer and wine CALL TODAY FOR A "HOME BREW" PARTY Enjoyed by beginners to the seasoned brewer. Get a complete demonstration and see the best lines of home-brew products. Beer. wine. whiskey and rum barrels. Brew -Tech Ltd, RR 1 Fullarton 229-8167 Product may also be picked up lot Rick Ingrams. Hensall �2-2614 0 00 Great Beer 1 and wine at a fraction 0 of the cost 0 assisted by John Rooseboom finished the scoring with just over a minute left. Hensall then advanced to the final game for the "A" championship Sun- day. When they faced Huron Park the action was hot and heavy with both teams giving their all. Jason Imanse scored an unassisted short handed goal at just 7:55 of the first period to put Hensall on the board. Huron Park recorded their first goal also a short handed goal at 6:41 of the second with Brian Moir asissted by Jim Dickins scoring at 2:3 to put Hensall in the lead once more. The third period opened with Huron Park scoring another short-handed goal, Hensall once again went ahead 22 seconds later on an unassisted goal by Rob Taylor. Jim Dickins assisted by Brian Moir.put Hensall two goals ahead. With -1:29 left, Hensall could taste the victory only to have Huron Park pour it on with 28 seconds to go, when Hensall took a penalty Huron Park scored to bring them to within one. Six seconds later Huron Park tied the game and forced it into sudden overtime. At the 4:17 mark Huron Park was able to slide one under Rob Wareing to capture the "A" championship. Lucan bowling Inter -town - Ladies: Lucan 11 - Grand Bend 19, Edie Burt 268-628. Men: Lucan 29 - Mike's No. 1-19, Bob Atkinson 328-1296, Don Watt 294-1264, Lucan 3312 - Mike's No. 2 - 1412, Bill Neil 288-1203, Ray Hands 270-1172. Monday Ladies: Lorraine Mosurin- john 276-722, Joan Finkbeiner 305-715,. Marg Young 328-707, Heather Smith 254-682, Sandra Disher 250-651, Jackie Martens 287-712, Beulah Storey 253-643. Muriel Kennedy 260-638, Pam Smith 265-613, Helen Hardy 221-611, Joyce Sovereign 260, Joan Scott 241, Luanne Herbert 235, Diane Williams 225, Donna Hodgins 225. Tuesday Juniors: Terry Evans, 243, Angela Perry 193, Shelly DeCaluwe 193, Shane Gillan 190, Mike Lindsay 186. Chris Sleaford 173. Sean Zaplator 155. Colleen's: Nadine Hickson 268-645. mary Van Geel 259-640, Lori Quinn 215-628, Jean Hickson 276-615, Kay Ap- pleby 254. Val Neil 230, Mary Dann 220, Pat Hodgins 220, Nancy Beiber 211. Medway-: Cal Carmichael 281-667, Ken Weir 231-631, Marg Carmichael 275-618, Russ Rush 250, Pete Den Ot- ter 243. Vera Giardin 221. Grace Rush 210. Senior Citizens: Alf Riley 257-618, Frank DeBlock 259, Gord Higgs 218, Jean Miller 210, Lillus Clatworthy 209, Wilhelmina DenOtter 192, Muriel Kennedy 186, Verna Dowdall 177, Harry Noels 175. Wednesday Bantams: Jeremy Jemec 184, Peter Gibson 185, Ken Cowie 141. David Damen 135, Tina Gibson 129, Lindsay Dick 129, David Wilcox 125, Tammy Graham 117. Jason Wyatt 117, Craig Williams 115. Wednesday Mixed: Donna Evans 284-647. Lynn Smith 245-633, Bob Pipe 209-611. Dennis Carty 249, Pal Rayan 238. Linda Williamson 2136, Ed Dobin- son 235. Buddy Appleman 218. Janice. Dobinson 206. Thursday Men: Brad Taylor 304-776, Larry DeClauwe 277-744, Dave Mawdsley 267-716, John Orphan 262-707, Mike Wraith 281-778. Bob Graham 241-667. Brian Ankers 237-662, Bill Neil 293-6522. Ed Groenewagen 268. Friday Mixed: Bob Smith 248-739, Sharon Martens 252-665. Russ Smith 244-637, Dave Smith 238-617. Pete Smith 256, Paul Smith 254. Pennie McRoberl 234, Carol Windsor 232, Harold Smith 241. Sunday Mixed: Linda Webber 242-687, Jim Smith 239-674. Bruce McKichan 310-664, Marg McKichan 252-658, George Wilson 234-635. Dorothy Gaiser 221-612. Gary Dunlop 245-602, Basil Short 237. Linda Davis 230, Sharon Gibson 216. lineup of recreation programs By Lynne Farquhar The following programs are lined up for the spring of 1985 through the South Huron Rec Centre. Getting fit Aerobically - Marlene Moore, Monday and Wednesday even- ings from 8-9 p.m. at the EPS gym starting April 1. Fee $28.00 -for eight weeks. Trim -A -Size - Laura Overholt, Mon- day and Wednesday evenings from 7-8 p.m. at the EPS gym starting April 1. Fee $28.00 for eight weeks. Morning Trim -A -Size - Anne Robin- son, Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre starting April 2. Fee ;28.00 for eight weeks. Ladies volleyball - recreational volleyball Tuesday evenings' ,at the SHDHS new gym from 7:30-9:30. $4.00 April 2-30 * pay on the first evening at the school. Golf lessons - Terry O'Rourke. Thursday evenings 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the SHDHS, new and old gym starting April 18. Fee $21.00 for six weeks. Old gym, April 18, 25/New gym, May 2, 9, 16 and 23. Esso Swim Canada - Competitive swim training. Vanastra Recrea- tional Centre on Thursdays 6:30-7:30 p.m. starting Thursday, April 11. Fee $25.00 for 10 weeks. Car pool will be organized. Gymnasts in action today Months and months of practice will come to a climax for gymnasts at the local high school today (Wednesday when the Panthers host the Huron Perth gymnastics meet. Thirteen gymnasts have • been preparing to defend the Huron Perth title since early November and have now increased workouts from three to five days a week in final preparation. Only one other school, Norwell, will send a team to the Huron Perth meet and the winner of the two team meet will go into the record books as the last Huron Perth gymnastics champs. 1985 will be the last year for com- petitive gymnastics following a very obvious decline in the sport over the last five years. Lack of interest from both coaches and students, coupled with the growth of gymnastics clubs, has led to a decline in the number of schools entering competitions. Young aspiring gymnasts no longer await high school years to compete in the sport. Clubs take in the athletes, leaving school gymnastics teams short of participants. The local girls are disappointed by the news of ending gymnastics at the Huron Perth and WOSSA level but are intent on reclaiming both titles for the fifth straight year. - Members of the junior team in- clude: Laurie Forrester, Karen Hoff- man, Patty O'Toole, Karen Mehagan and Lisa Birmingham. Making up the intermediate squad are Carol Mor- rissey, Mary Martens, Kim Boogemans, Barb Lawson, and Ronalyn Bell, who will probably not compete due to injuries. Competing En the senior category are Jacqui Cottreel, Lee O'Rourke, and Rose Morrissey. All three girls automatically qualify for WOSSA due to the fact that Norwell of Palmerston has no senior gymnasts. Spectators are welcome to attend the Huron Perth meet at the local school today. Competition begins at 5:30 and will run until 9:30 in the large gym. Red Cross First Aid - six hour emergency first aid course will be held May . 27 and May 28 from 7-10 p.m. C.P.R. Heartsaver - four hours $20. Monday, May 13, 6;30-10:30 p.m. C.P.R. Recertification - four hours, $20.00. Tuesday, May 14, 6:30-10:30 p.m. C.P.R. Basic Rescuer, eight hours, $35.00. Monday, May 13 and Tuesday, May 14, 6:30-10:30 p.m. * first aid and CPR will be held at SHDHS rm. 114. Registration for the above listed programs will be held Thursday, March 28 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and Friday, March 29 from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the rec centre. Registrations will be based on first- come, first-served and registration will not be accepted over the phone. With the nice spring weather upon us it's time to start thinking about our favourite summer pastimes. Exeter minor baseball, soccer and - softball will be holding their registra- tion at the rec centre Saturday, March 30 and Saturday, April 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. For informationcontact the follow- ing: baseball Dwayne Tinney, 235-1408, softball, Bob Drouillard, 235-1199, and soccer Martin DeBruyn, 234-6798. The South Huron ladies slo-pitch league have set an annual meeting date for Thursday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the rec centre. Team members and coaches, as well as anyone interested in joining or enter- ing a team should attend. Watch the Times -Advocate for a date for the men's rec fastball league meeting for sometime in April. Anyone interested should call Mike Soldan 235-2045. The Exeter Greys ladies fastball team have planned a meeting for Tuesday, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the rec centre. Anyone interested in play- ing should attend the meeting. For in- formation call Lynne at 235-2833. Don't forget Spring Program Registration on March 28 and 29! Great year for girls volleyball South Huron's junior girls' volleyball team put a cap on an ex- cellent season, Saturday, finishing seventh at WOSSA. South Huron faced teams from In- gersoll, Sarnia Northern, Arthur Voaden and Banting in preliminary play. The Panthers split games with Aurthur Voaden by scores of 15-12 and 13-1 Th5.e locals also split with Banting, winning by a score of 16-14 after drop- ping the first game 12-15. The Pan- thers did not fare as well with Inger- soll and Sarnia Northern, losing both games. The local girls played very well and kept each game very close. The Pan- thers never lost by more than a three- point spread. The only difficulty the locals had was slow starts. South Huron allow- ed their opponent to take the lead ear- ly m the game and found it difficult to come hack: The junior spikers were somewhat disappointed with their showing at WOSSA but found consolation looking back over the excellent season they enjoyed and playing exceptional volleyball at WOSSA. Sugar & Spice Chocolate Exeter Ltd. 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