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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-03-11, Page 21PRESENTATION — Albert Van Dyken (left) v p and finance chairman of the South Huron Big Brothers/Big Sisters and president Connie Illman accept a $370 cheque from Ron Rader. The donation closes the books on the now defunct South Huron Hockey League. Eagles to play .Parkhill Sal urday Exeter played host to the 1 ambton-J.1iddlesex Minor !hickey League Bantam semi-finals. The first game saw the Exeter Eagles meet the Exeter Lincolns. 'l'he first period was hard, fast end to end action which resulted in a scurelcss period.' In the second period the Lincolns jumped out to a one goal lead on a shot from Tom ltolph. Tim Van Dam added a second goal in the same period to increase the Lincolns lead to two goals. Late in the second period the Eagles came back with a goal from I tenri DeBruyn. The score remained 2-1 until late in .Petites lose close one In the first game of the round robin - playoff. the Exeter Petites ran up against a strong and very plentiful . Seaforth team and lost 9-7. - - -The Exeter team's scoring was led by Jill :Sararas--with- three goals. Cheyenne Westlake added another two, while Lisa Forrest and Cara" Gardner each had singles. Assisting on the goals were Christie Bedard, Katie Armstrong, Cara Gardner, Cheyenne Westlake and Lisa Forrest. The Mc' lwain sisters accounted for eight of the Seaforth goals, with Angie —Jervis -adding the -single. -The Exeter Petites wish Jenny= Lynn Rowe a quick recovery after breaking her leg. The Petites played in Mitchell last night. Tuesday. the third periodwh-ena shot by Jamie Bedard from Peter-Lerikos tied the game up and sent it into overtime. .At 2:01 of the overtime period Shawn Ifeywood netted the winner to send the Eagles into the finals, Both teams played excellently.of- fensively and defensively. but the play of both teams was overshadow- ed by the goal tending duel by Kevin Wallace of the Lincolns and Justin Charrette of the Eagles. Both goal tenders kept their teams in the game on more than one occasion with some fabulous sprawling saves and incredi- ble grabs, Thesecond game had Strathroy II and Parkhill play-off. The game although close paled in comparison to the inter town rivaTi•y that was.played prior to it. The end of the game saw -- Parkhill come out victorious. putting them into the finals against the Ex- eter Eagles on March 28 at the South lI'uron Rec ('entre. WIN SECOND DRAW Murray Porteous of Elanco presents prizes to the winners of the second bonspiel draw, Wayne Hopper, Jeff Hurst, Vaughn Toll and Murray Vincent from Teeswoter. T -A photo KUB KAR RALLY WINNERS — More than 150 Cubs from Huron District took part in Saturday's Kub Kar rally in Exeter. Above. assistant District Commissioner Jim Thomas presents trophies to winner Kurt Marchl, Goderich: runnerup Jason Straughan, also of Godertchond-John-Dic-kle4ucor�TAh / Announcement Huron Motor Pro - 'ducts is pleased to announce John Elder has joined , their sales team. John is experier}c- ed and fully qualified to meet all your automotive requirements. HURON MOTOR PRODUCTS Exeter 235-0363 Pontiac Buick Cadillac GMC :Trucks Times-Advocote, March 11 1987 Puge 3A Oddfellows curling a .success A full house was on hand to par- ticipate in the annual John Broadfoot Curling Bonspiel sponsored by Exeter 100F' 67 at the Exeter Curling Club February 28. Curlers were present from Petrolia. Corunna, Glanworth, Dutton, Clinton. Brussels. Melbourne, Brucefield. Tweens win over Seaforth The Exeter Tweens are one game away from winning the Huron -Perth Ringette Association championship after edging Seaforth 5-4 in Seaforth. Sunday: The second game of the best -of - three series will go at the South Huron -Ree ('entre Thursday night at 8 p.m. The Tweens reached the group finals despite losing 8-5 to Goderich in the last game of a round robin series. Julia Merner's second goal. of the game. on passes from Becky Morgan and Jayne Rowe gave the Tweens Sunday's close win over Seaforth. Becky .Morgan also fired Iwo suc- cessful shots and added one assist as did Julia Merner. . The other Exeter score was notch- ed by Becci Farquhar. Jayne Rowe gained four assists for. her night's work. Also getting another assist was 'teed Farquhar.. In the loss -to Goderich, Becky Morgan and Julia Merner were again the goal leaders for Exeter with two apiece. Notching a single score was Giselle Charrette. Scores from dart league Anna Romaniuk achieved a high score of 134 for ladies and Mac Wall was high for the men at 149 in F'ri- day's regular play in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. This week's scores were: Southenders 4 Canscotts 1._. - The'l's 4 Trailers 1 011ie's Best 4 Scotties 1 Shiphunters 4 Smurfs 1 Swat 4 Salt and Pepper 1 McGrundy :3._Odd Ones 2 DJ's :3 Lost Flights 2 Itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2 Friday:s schedule is as follows: x p.m.. Trailers vs McGrundv - Scotties vs Canscotts 011ie's•Best vs Lost Flights DJ's vs Odd Ones 9:3o -p.m. Southenders vs Shiphunters Outlaws vs Swat Itchy Niters vs Smurts Salt and Pepper vs The ft's BRONCOS BLANKED The Exeter Broncos were blanked :1-0 by Belmont in a Shamrock atom 'A' game Saturday in Thamesford. It was a sudden death contest and Belmont now qualifies for Shamrock playdowns. STUDY DROP -OUTS The Ministry of Education will undertake a special study on school dropouts. as one of several ministry initiatives planned to help reduce the drop-out rate. Education Minister Sean Conway announced today. The study will be headed by: George Radwanski, former editor-in-chief of the Toronto Star. who will act as a special advisor to Conway. -This is an important issue to the government, said Premier David Peterson. adding the objective of the study will be to recommend ways of ensuring that Ontario's education system is relevant to the needs of young people and to the realities of the labour Illrlrket they are preparing to enter. - The study will look' at such things as who is dropping out and why. plus the predominant distinguishing characteristics of today's dropouts. It will also consider what changes might be desirable in the structure of the school program. and what new ap- proaches -- involving the schools themselves. along with business and government -- can be initiated to bridge the gap between education and p oto the workplace--__ WIN LADIES CHALLENGE BONSPIEL — Winning theExeter-ladies curling club challenge championship was a rink including Lorraine Blanchard, Jeanette McBride Wendy Kerslake and M.J. Chanyi. Exeter Mohawks 0.70 VS Tavisi'ock Royals Friday, March 13 at 8:30 p.m. At South Huron Rec Centre Sponsored by the following • Stew's R.V. Service • Huron Park IGA comarrty:. businesses. • Perry's Drywall • Don Heywood Painting • NC Jones and Sons Bensall. Sarnia and Exeter. Taking top honours in the first draw was a rink from Exeter skipped by Gerald McBride, with Don Heywood. William Pincombe, and Reg 'lodger! playing. The overall winner .01 the day was also from Exeter with Dennis Rowe skipping and John Morgan. Craig Webber and Norm Wilson playing. . Generous portions of meat were given as prizes. Tickets were sold on a large array of prizes donated by Jerry MacLean Automotive. Brian Clarke Fuels, Canadian Tire. Valu -Mart. Pal and Gord Jones, Carl Gower Welding. W.G. 'Thomson and Sons, Ifensall. Gerald \IcFalls. Cooks Gerbro. George Se•reda "Pioneer Beckers Case International. Stan Frayne groceries. Don Dearing. Centralia Farmers Supply..and Sam Skinner. . Winners of prizes were.lohn Broad • - loot.._ Don Dearing. Jim Bowman, Sam Skinner. Icon ('huter, Norm - %%11sein. I'aul McWilliams, Charles At- thill. Elgin Nessev. Al -Gee, Lois McF'alls. Fred Wood.-1Awne Ballan- tyne.. George ISe•nne•It. Brian .Wolfe • and Waller McBride 'A delicious hot roast bee•! dinner %vas served by the -members of the Pride of 1lur'on.Rebekah !Lodge. - A good day of sIN►rlmanship and fellowship w as enjoyi•d 1►y all present • ' and a: wend 01 thanks to Bill Rowe and fiord Ross for organizing the bonspiel -- and a thank %ou to all donors of draw prizes. SKATE IN H.O.M.E. COMPETITION — - Competing in Sunday's Huron - Middlesex -Oxford -Elgin skating competition from the Exeter club were Jodi McGee, Jaime McGee, Sheila Dougall Melissa Brock and Jennifer McGee. T A photo EXERCISE & AEROBIC VIDEOS $1995 each Times - Advocate 424 Main St. Exeter Exeter Men's Fastball Anyone wishing to enter a team in the fastball league should have a team rep at the league first meeting at the Ex- eter Inn, 58 Main St. N. 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