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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-01, Page 22MUM KIPPEN TEAM WINS — The team trophy is Sunday's trap shoot at the Claybird gun club was won by Kippen. Above, Jodi Mosurinjohn presents the trophy to Brad Mann, Jamie Caldwell, Dan Crerar, Jim Bt u= r a • Al K 1= T -A photo BEST SHOOTERS — Dwight Monck of the Claybird gun club presents trophies to the best individual marksmen in Sunday's shoot. From the left are Monck, 'A' winner David Van Allen, 'B' best Jamie Caldwell and 'C' winners Jim Butcher and St =ve Venn = T -A • hoto HOLD IT — Trying to stop a pass from a Stratford Central player is Heather Rideout in their game Wednes- day. Onlookers are Erika Coeck (32), Lori Harburn, and Christine Rose (14). Field hockeyists win ninth The South Huron girls field hockey team has opened its 1986 season. In 11 starts they have nine victories and two ties. In St. Thomas they won the Central Elgin "Titan" tournament. In .pool play they defeated West Elgin, and East Elgin and tied Strathroy. They defeated Central Elgin 2-0 in the semi final and Strathroy 1-0 in the final. In the Red and Black tournament the local girls came second in pool play to West Elgin, having the same number of points, but having one goal less scored. South Huron defeated Walkerton, Stratford Central and Parkside and tied with West Elgin. South Huron had trouble scoring goals in the first three games, and needed five goals in their last game to tie West Elgin. They almost met the challenge as they scored four goals and applied tremendous pressure. West Elgin beat Central Elgin 2-0 to win the tournament. The girst game the girls played was against Stratford Central which they won 1-0 with Lee O'Rourke scoring the only goal. Their game against West Elgin was a 0-0 tie. In their third game against Parkside, Joelle Lam- port scored the only goal for a score of 1-0. The girls picked up their pace in their fourth game with a win of 4-0 against Walkerton but it wasn't enough for them to win their pool. In Huron -Perth league play- the girls have played twice, defeating Stratford Northwestern 9-0 and Norwell 7-0. In Stratford, the Panthers easily defeated the locals with the scorers being Lee O'Rourke, Ronalynn Bell, two each, Kim Crawford, Patty O'Toole and Suzanne Wareham one. The scorers in the Norwell game were Lee O'Rourke with 4, and Ronalynn Bell, Joelle Lamport and Kim Crawford one apiece. In both games Tina Campbell and Sherry Kerslake recorded the shut outs. Membet e. of this ye 1rs team in- clude: Suzanne Wareham, Kim Lingard, Cindy Moore, Tina Camp- bell, Lisa Ellerington, Mandi Fields, Lee O'Rourke, Sherry Kerslake, Mar- cie Ellison, Patty O'Toole, Leanne Dietrich, Mona Brand, Carol Willis, Kelly Johns, Ronalynn Bell, Julie Russell and Joelle Lamport. Cross country meet The Cross Country teams from SHDHS participated in a meet last week at UWO. The midget girls placed second overall with individual runners Kim VanDongen placing fourth, Wanda Turnbull, eighth, Michelle Chalmers, tenth and Mandi Fields, eleventh. For the junior girls Sandra Relouw plac- ed seventh, Rosemary Regier, twelveth and Christine Calmers, twentieth. The girls placed fourth overall. Best individuals for the senior girls was Sheila Regier, tenth, Sheri Varley, twenty-third, and Stacy Somerville placing twenty-fifth with an overall finish of fourth. The boys have less runners, but they still manage to do quite well. The junior boys placed seventh with Larry Miller coming in seventh, Scott Regier, eighteenth and Henri DeBruyn placing twenty-eighth. Craig Winbow placed sixteenth and Glenn Durie placed twenty-third for the senior boys with an overall finish of ninth. BOMBERS ARE 'A' CHAMPS - The Exeter Bayfield Boat Yard Bombers won the area squirt 'A' soccer shampionship recently. Back, left, Robbie Lynn, Jeff Sararas, Chris Lynn, Chad Gilfillan, Scott Gilfillan, David Farquhar, Ryan Beattie and coach Al Beattie. Front, Tim Morrissey, Poul Van Dyken, Sean Beat- tie, Ben Glavin, Matthew Glavin, Aran Beattie and Matthew Spears. Missing were Jessica DeJonge and T -A photo mmllnnm nnnnnnnm�mmmuinioilnui� Nil I Ce.., Mike Schwindt. Main Street North, Exeter, Ontario 1 / . otLi ice Old TimersF. Ei Stephen Township is forming El on olrltimers hockey team. The only requirement to make this team is that you ii are old. First practice 9 p.m. F. October 3 at Stephen m Township Arena. , z • If interested call Frank B r. 228-6425 or Joe 234-6307 7 iami11111,11r1 um!, i iiii l /11111111 I1111I1p,,u iIIR Kippen team wins Final shoot at Claybird The Claybird Gun Club held its an- nual Trophy Trapshoot, Sunday with 30 shooters from the neighbouring clubs of Mitchell Fish and Game and Kippen Gun Club attending. They shot for seven trophies and a share in 18 draw prizes- donated by Local mer- chants. There was also a dinner pro- vided after the shoot. The team shoot was won by a Kip - pen team with scores of Jamie Caldwell - 69, Brad Mann - 64, Al Kyle - 62, Jim Butcher - 61, Dan Crerar - 63 for a total of 319. Mitchell was second; Terry Caldwell - 66, David Van Allen - 69, Glen Mogk 65, Bert Mahaffy - 66, Gladys McGregor - 51, for a total of 317. Another Mitchell team was third and their scores were Paul Herman - 67, Wess Sanders - 59, Murray Christie - 51, Jim Locker - 63, Ken Whetham - 59 and a total of 299. The individual trophies were for three classes. Only one shooter made it into "A" class and that was David Van Alien and he of cause took first. In "B" class two shooters tied and there had to be a shoot -off which again was tied. Another shoot -off resulted in Jamie Caldwell taking first and Paul Herman second. In "C" class four shooters were tied and the shoot -off resulted in Jim But- cher taking first and Steve Venner second. We would like to thank the follow- ing merchants for donating.prizes in helping to make our shoot a success. Robindales Restaurant, Schilbe Hard- ware, Dinney's Reloading, Parkin - sons Gun Shop, Rowe Fuels, Kippen Gun Club, Maple Leaf Mills. Oscars SH gids basketball The SHDHS junior basketball players lost to Stratford Central in their game on Wednesday, Cassie VanDongen and Christine Rose were high scorers with 11 and eight points respectively. IN the tournament at Madill on Thursday and Friday the girls plac- ed very well. They lost their first game with Sarnia 47-15 which put them into a consolation game Friday against Arthur. The players won this game 28-25. Friday afternoon they played the consolation championship against Wingham and w6n 38-14. The team also won their latest ex- hibition game against Woodstock Col- lege Ave. 32-30. The high scorer in that game was Cassie VanDongen with 17 points. Basketball games are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The SHDHS senior girls basketball team played a fairly strong game against Stratford Central on Wednes- day. The girls tried their best but Stratford beat them 39-37. High scorers were Kelly Coon with 11 points and Kellie Whiteford with eiglit. The girls travelled to Madill school for a tournament on Thursday and Friday. In their game against Arthur, the girls lost 37-34 with Laurie For- rester being the high4corer with 13 points. The Sarnia players wiped Ex- eter out with a score of 59-16. The girls picked up their playing abilities in their exhibition game against . Woodstock College Ave. which they won 41-37. Kellie Whiteford was the high scorer in that game with 20 points. "My Goal is more Satisfied Customers" 1 IRONWOOD Excellent Condition THURSDAY IS SENIORS DAY 18 holes for $8.00 (Game must be completed by 4 p.m.) 235-1521 GOLF CLUB Located 1 mile E. of Exeter off Highway 83 CO.OP Video, Canadian Tire, Klopp Texaco, McKerlie Millen, B and L Products, Shaws Dairy Hensel], Zurich Co -Op, MacLeans Hardware, Benders Abat- toir, Algoma Tire and Exeter Co -Op. Team Circus ready to go Team Circus in pleased to an- nounce that Hully Gully at Varna will once again sponsor them in snowmobile racing for the 1986-87 season. The team, will be racing the latest in Yamaha's snowmobile technology, a 1987 liquid cooled 570 cc Exciter. Racing in three states and Ontario in Drag, oval, Sno-cross the team hopes for another successful season. Racing swings into action at Bully Gully's Yamafest October 5. Also pro- viding most needed assistance is Reynolds Fabricating, Baxter Tools, Van Moorsel Insulation, all from Mit- chell and B & K Tire and Battery, Steffler's General Store, Brodhagen. r ...with the New SUPER TOMAHAWK Ch rldh►rsddorl • Chips branches up to 3" in diameter! • Shreds leaves, crop restduss, vines, was, � orpg speed! with • Stats -of -the -art design and psrformancei Now arellable from: EXETER ZZS1115 • BLYTH w 17.f Weekly Specials Effective till October 8, while supplies last Cana -Vac Central Vacuum Cleaner 4 2 995 Interior Semi -Gloss 4 L. Latex Paint 2 ' 99 Trimex Lawn, S00 ml. Weed Spray 488 C.G.E. Silicone, white and clear Caulking $4" tube All Work Pants & Shirts $200 off reg. price (Most sizes) Furnace Filter pkg. of 3 2 or '1.00 each 77 Interior Fiat, 4 L Latex Paint 2098 Kerosene Is now in stock for the Season EXETER DISTRICT COOP 4 blocks west of the Fire Hall 235-2081 4