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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-02-25, Page 16Page 4A Times -Advocate, February 25, 1987 Reveal Pandora's secrets Large crowd attends successful figure skating carnival More than 500 attended Sunday's carnival al the South Huron Rec Cen- tre presented by the Exeter figure skating club. Entitled the Secrets of Pandora's Box, the carnival gave the almost 100 members of the club a chance to display their skating talents in colour- ful costumes. The guest skaters were Cathy Wislon and Paul Armes of the London figure skating club who are '86 pre - novice Western Ontario section dance champions and '87 Great Lakes novice dance champions. Solo numbers were performed by Jennifer Cronin and Lisa Bedard while Jaime and Jodie McGee skated an "Irish Jig" duet. The Exeter -Entertainers junior and novice precision teams, both medal winners in recent precision skating competitions showed many of their precise patterns. Mary Jane MacDougall, president of the Exeter figure skating club said she was very pleased with the atten- dance at Sunday's show and wished to. thank the club professionals, coaches,: executive and many volunteers for their help in making --the show -a -success. Other members of the executive are vice-president Joan Heywood, treasurer Frances Kints and secretary Terry Pearson. The club pros are Marg Carey and Debbie Naujokaitis. Numbers of the program with the participants were as follows: Wisps:'renyn Baynham, Bronwyn Pearson, Carissa Willis, Rochelle Geoffrey, Richelle Elder, Terri Lynn - Elder, Nicole Eccles, Kristi Sargeant, Chrissy Parker, Jayann Heywood, Cathy Wagner. Dwarfs:Anne Marie Parsons, David Overholt, Alicia Hunking, Amy Michelle Moore, Sheila Dougall, Denise Kints, Jennifer Cronin, Jaime McGee, Jodie McGee, Tobi Taylor, Tina Taylor, Stephanie Baptist, Barb Tiernan, Lisa Bedard, Sueanne Soldan. Schwartzentruber, Tyler Taylor, Jen- nifer DeBlock, Michael Hamather, Andrew Freiter, Jay Dinney, Jolena Knip, Michael Seip, Cherise Knip and coaches Jennifer Cook, Marianne Eagleson. Teddy Bears:Alison Knip, David Veal, Darcy Bean, Julie Gadbolt, Jacklyn-Baynham, Scott Keys, Jackie Dougall and coaches Sarah Darling, Lynn Workman. `Sti ikics:Alyssa Darling, Ryan — Ralph, Sarah Wuerth, Jamie Lynn Dawe, Melanie Seip, Jena Darling and coaches Micneue mcuonald, Paula Parkinson Clowns:Jeff DeBlock, Jennifer McIntosh, Erin Coward, Katie Web- ber, Wendy Parsons, Anty Johns and coach. Barb Tieman. - Unicorns:Cam Dougall, Meghan Pearson, Robert DeVries, Meaghan _O'Rourke, Michelle Willis, Amanda Chambers and coaches Julia Tiernan, Michelle Moore. Ice C'reatures:'I'erri Ilamather, Trevor Obre, Danielle Knox, Crystal Ann Davis, Julie Darling and coach Shonyn Baynham. Dance Medley:Mikala Mac- Dougall, Marianne Eagleson, Sheila Dougall, Michelle Moore, Tina Taylor, Wendi Sims. Ghostly Ghouls:Kristin Strang, Melanie Phillips, Sarah Darling, Lynn Workman, Jennifer . Cook. Shonyn Baynham, Andrea Weigand, Jennifer McGee, Lisa Wareham. '•5*" Some:Stephanie Baptist, Bar- bara Tieman, Tobi Taylor, Sueanne Soldan, Denise Kints. Music Box Dancers:Jennifer Kegier, Tracy Taylor, . Jennifer Strang, Shauna Rowe, lruke Sims, Kim MacLean, Becky Wuerth, Sunny Dinney and coaches Mikala Mac- Dougall, Jennifer Lavier. Detectives:Jerri Lee- Davis, Juanita Chappel, Anita Wein, Toni DeJong and coach Wendi Sims. Punkers: Wendi Sims, Mikala Mac- Dougall, Marianne Eagleson, ICE CREATURES — Coach Shonyn Baynham is shown with Ice Creatures Terri Hamather, Trevor Obre, Danielle Knox, Crystal Ann Davis and Julie Darling at Sunday's carnival of the Exeter figure skating club. T -A photo GHOSTS ON SKATES —Ghostly Ghouls skating in Sunday's Exeter figure skating club from the left Kristin Strang, Melanie Phillips, Sarah Darling; Lynn Workman. Jennifer Baynham, Andrea Weigand, Jennifer McGee and Lisa Wareham. carnival were Cook,$honyn T -A photo Swat sweeps The Swat team was the only team to sweep five points in Friday's regular competition in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Pat Leger recorded a high score of 120. - This week's scores were: Swat 5 Trailers• 0 - - Odd Ones.4 Scotties r Canscotts 4 Lost Flights 1 Southenders 4 Smurfs 1 011ie's Best 3 McGrundy 2 The H's 3 Itchy Niters 2 DJ's 3 Shiphunters 2 Salt and.Pepper 3 Outlaws 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. , Outlaws vs Shiphunters - 011ie's Best vs Canscotts Trailers vs Smurfs Scotties vs Salt and Pepper 9:30 p.m. DJ's vs The H's Itchy Niters vs Odd Ones Southenders vs Lost Flights McGrundy vs Swat Broncos Stats Scoring Player G A PTS Campbell 50 12 62 McCann 16 17 33 Beckett 15 9 24 Farquhar 6 16 22 Lingard 14 7 ' 21 Jean 7 13 20 Charrette 7 13 20 Snell 4 14 18 Taylor 5 12 17 Stuart 5 9 14 Brintnell 3 5 8 Parsons 4 . 2 6 Kints 0 5 5 Godbolt 0 1 1 Debruyn 0 '0 0 Total 136 135 . 271 (;nal'rending Player J1i' GA So Avg. Kints lily 66 4 2.52 Lucan novice again winners The Lucan Novice hockey team which recently won an International Silver Stick title has continued with two more successful weekends of action. On Saturday, February 14, the team participated in a tournament in Dorchester, winning the "A" cham- pionship with a victory over the host club. The team also defeated Erin and Lambeth enroute to the victory. The success in Dorchester keeps the team's perfect record in tournament play intact. In addition to the wins in Dorchester and Michigan, the boys have also won tournaments in Exeter and Parkhill this year. Meanwhile, in OMHL playoffs,.the team is preserving a no loss record, defeating Watford on February 15, Thamesford on February 21 and Mt. Brydges on February 22. 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