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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-16, Page 19Readers write • Times -Advocate; API'II 16, 1986 , Page 3A ...Clip and Bring ----•.- Thanks t�i•IIeybIt supporters Dear Sports Editor: Just wanted to say thank you to everyone involved in helping to make our charity fundraising mixed volleyball tournament on Saturday, April 5 such a success. Sponsors and donations from the surrounding area were: Exeter Family Kitchen Restaurant, Exeter Co-op, RSD Sports Den, Exeter Inn, Pioneer Hi -bred Inc., Albatross Tavern, Bank of Montreal, Zurich, Ellison Travel, Jerry MacLean and Sons, Marlin and Teresa Van Raay (Pioner Hi -bred dealers), Pinecrest Hensall rec season ends The Hensall men's rec hockey has completed their schedule and playoffs. After finishing a dismal third in the standings the Blue team took decisive victories from the fist place White team to the first round of playoffs by beating them two games to none with one tied. In the 'A' final the Blue continued by trouncing the Black team in three straight games with Jamie Caldwell being the outstanding player in this series. In the first round between the Red and Black, the Black won two games to none but not without some good competition. In the 'B' Consolation, the Red team upset the first place Whites in three straight games by one goal in each game, two of them in overtime. The wrap-up banquet and dance will be held on Saturday, April 26, at the Hensall arena at 6 p.m. Tic kets are available from Mark Consitt 262-3141 or Terry Bedard 262-2725. Variety, Huron Park IGA and Ideal WP. Ittb the 11eip from these donations we were able to donate over .500 to the 9leawivt) Friendship House which provides shelter and support for bat- tered women throughout Huron County. This House supplies short term shelter for women and their children who have been battered...transporta- tion and support during legal pro- ceedings, etc...access to counselling and any social services available and also provides ongoing self help pro- grams for women after the crisis. With 20 teams entered in the tour- nament, the all day event ran very smoothly and everyone seemed to en- joy the day. There were four winners and four runners-up receiving prizes Good year for Team Circus Hully Gully's Team Circus finished out the snowmobile racing season with two firsts and a second at En- nismore winter carnival, as well as second place finish in C -Improved stock at the Canadian world series of Drag Racing at Lakeside. Brian Eickmeier also picked up four wins in B and C Stock at Dutton during a two day event. In the overall points race for the season in the Midwestern Snowmobile Drag Rating Association, Brian finished 'first in C -Stock with second points placing in A, AA, B and Pro - Stock classes. Team circus would like to thank Randy and Audrey Collins, Tom Tabor and the rest of the Hully Gully staff for an excellent season. in the A to D Divisions. Winners and runners-up in the divi- sions were: A- Jake's Jammers and Back Road Bumpers; B- Midway Monsters and the Sidewinders; C - Night Court (who donated their Dearing best in shuffleboard Marshall Dearing with a score of 415 was the winner of Tuesday's regular play in the Exeter and district shuffleboard competition. Next came Philip Hern 404, Pearl McKnight 347, , Gilbert Johns and Beatrice Richard- son 337. A score of 367 allowed Iva Blair to take first place in Wednesday's ac; tion. She was followed by Philip Hern 358, Bob Blair 353, Tom Yellow 345 and Howard Johns 326. After second place finishes in the two previous days, Philip Hern was on top in Thursday's play with a score of 448. In order came Howard Johns 434, Albert Hummel 432, Marshall Dearing 423 and Joe Gosar 386. Money boleti() the charity and ao- Ns* and D. The Gummy Gong and Bomb Bums. Special thanks are given to: Bruce Shaaw and the custodians of South Huron District Higb School, Angela Pliim ng from the Student Council and Scott Halpenny. who set up the courts 'and to Russell Finkbeiner, Todd Fahner and Tonya Riehl who did a great job running the lines. Referees were alsto from the South Huron High School and they should also be emended for a job well done. We hope all the players involved en- joyed the day of volleyball and that there weren't too many pulled muscles. Debbie Lord, Dick Lord, Darrel Fink- beiner, Ron Davis, Heather Marcy and Marg Thompson with extra help from Sharon Davis. One sports announcer to another: "The good thing about sportscasting is, if you run out of things to say, you can always zoom In on the game." "(icily . Wagerer Don't be a fool in Aptil Get a Rust Check done now 15 O 3 i RUST) CHECK oANlt wet w M/ wee ntwe rrw iwt $500 off Ant Check !s economical, clean and sofa. For a very low onnual cost, rust , can be held in check for years. Unlike oil, tar and waxed -based sprays, Rust Check is so clean and harmless it can be safely op- plied.to chrome, door locks and handles. Rust Check will not damage asphalt. 1 coupon per application Offer expires April 30/86 ! Exeter Motors Ltd. Main St. North. Exeter 235-1100 Clip and Bring • MP =OMB UMW tt•, Hully Gully HONDA ATV PRACES Sunday April 20 at Hully Gully &vcfcr &(f eounfr11 e(u6 Opening this weekend (weather permitting) BOOK NOW - Tournaments Special Parties- Wedding artiesWedding Anniversaries Membership Fees Men *200.00 Ladies *120.00 Man & Wife *310.00 Student 16-18 920.00 Juniors (restricted) 900.00 Practice at Noon Races at 1 p.m. $1,000 purse - trophies Cash Prizes Everyone welcome OW— Come out and LADIES' THIRD DRAW — Winners of the Exeter ladies curling.ciub third draw are shown here. Back, left, Bpnnie Benninger and Bea cheer for your Dawson. Front, skip Heather Beattie and Connie Birmingham., local favorite Ladies Opening Tuesday, May 6 Pot luck dinner 12:30 New members welcome * Pro -shop * Snack bar Phone 235-1517 Located on County Road 6, Half mile E., of Hwy. No. 4 MILES 0. Ford Sales Ltd. Main St. S. Exeter Spring Sale CARS 1984 Cougar V6, auto P S P.B., air, stereo `5 1984 Olds Delta Royale V8, auto, PS PB, air am/fm ' , 95 1984 Tempo, 4 cyl, auto, PS, PB, am/fm, air 1983 LTD V6, auto, PS, PB, �� am/fm, air, cruise. �''' 1983 Toyota wagon, 4 cyl, auto, PS, PB cass 1982 Camaro 4 cyl, auto, PS, PB, am 7,.99t 1980 Mustang .Tur- bo 4 cyl, 4 sp., PS, '4,6473-- PB, 469PB, sunroof . TRUCKS 1983 F150, V8, auto, PS, PB `7 1983 Ranger long box, 4 cyl, 4 sp., PS, `� PB, am. 1981 Choy V8, auto, PS, PB, am ' .• s 1981 F1S0, 6 cyl, 4 sp, PS, PB, am, 2 Isiat tone` Many more to choose from Ask about our "As Is specials" 'rCall Dalton Skinner or Bob .Sargeant Ironwood Tuetday Night Men's Club T's off 1986 Golf Season Tues., April 22 Rain or shine, everyone welcome Hully Gully Sports R.R. 0/ Varna. Ontario Phage 292;'.iµli. ' Sn ' MFG 1 AIR COND1TIONING SPECIAL $3675,,...,,0 '7 s p. PUSH IF YOUR PERFCEMIIN Spring Tune -Up Special FREE spark plugs with each -tune-up Fraynes Limited time service and parts special offer ends May 15, 1986. For A/C equipped cars see our air conditioning spring special. Now is the time to have your A/C checked out. FREE Spark Plugs Symptoms Rough idling? Periodic stalling? No passing pep? Frustrating stars? Visiting the pumps more frequently? These are the symptoms of an engine that needs a tune-up. [Ifure you've logged more than 20,000 kilometres in your vehicleand it suffering from one or mare of the problems mentioned above, your engine needs a tune-up. Our Spring Tune -Up Special Includes • Thermo -controlled air cleaner check. +Engine idle speed adjustment. —*Early fuel evaporation adjustment. • Carburetor or throttlgbody mounting torque check. • Fuel filter replacement. • Idle stop solenoid and dashoot check. • Spark plug replacement. 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