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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-03-18, Page 15TOYLAND - All members of the Hensall and area figure skating club were on the ice for the opening number in the club's 1987_carnival which depicted the Toyland theme. On April 11 Kincardine hosts rec conference The Town 01 Kincardine is hosting the Annual Lake Huron Zone of the Ontario Municipal Recreation Annual Conference Saturday, April 11 at the Kincardine and District Secondary School. The conference committee has worked hard to provide a top notch Recreation Conference for Dart scores - The top scores of 1411 in F'riday's - regular competition in the Exeter Legion mixed dart .league were recorded by Betty Bowerman and Mac Wall. Greg Ramsay had the high spare score of 138. This week's scores•were: Swat 4 Outlaws 1 DJ's 4 Odd ()nes 1 Itchy Niters :3Smurt's 2 McGrundy 3 Trailers 2 Lost Flights 3 Oltie's Best 2 Canscotts 3 Scotties 2 Shiphunters 3 Southenders 2 - The li's 3 Salt and Pepper 2 F'riday's schedule is as follows: Hp.m. Smurfs vs Outlaws DJ's`vs Trailers• - Shiphunters vs Lost Flights McGrundy vs Salt and Pepper 9:30 p.m. Scotties vs Itchy Niters Odd Ones vs OIIie's Best Swat vs Canscotts The H's vs Southenders Municipal Recreation- Committee Members, Municipal Councilors and Community Recreation Groups to receive professional development and training. Those attending the conference are in for a day of learning, sharing and _ gaining valuable Information they can bring back for -the benefit of their ..community- recreation program. In addition to (he-many'excellent train- ing sessions and resource personnel available you will also have the oppor- (unity to interact with over one hun- dred'conference delegates, alt sharshar- ing common concerns. Workshops include: Grants. Fund Raising and Financial Resources: Ef- fective Meetings: Marketing Recrea- tion Services: Energy Savings: -Recreation and Liability: The Role of the Municipal Recreation -Committee Member: "Bull" Session; 'The Recreation Road -A Rural Route to Planning. • Broncos tie with London The Exeter Broncos gained a 2-2 ex- hibition tie with a London atom team at the South Huron Rec Centre. Sunday. After falling hehind 2-0 after two periods of play. the Broncos bounced back thanks •to two unassisted goats from the stick of Joel Campbell. The business meeting at the con- ference allows delegates to make im- portant resolutions' concerning recreation items that willhe passed on to the Parks and • Recreation Federation of Ontario and then on to. the Provincial Government...-- - Registration for the conference is just $10 for L.H.L.O.M.R.A. members and $20 for non-members.ith lunch and resource materials included in the fee. Registration deadline, is March 28 following which a late fee will be instituted: For further infor- mation. contact the Kincardine Recreation Dept..P.0. Box 583. Kin- cardine N2Z 2Y9 or call 396-2.121. Get big wins Times -Advocate, March 18, 1987 Page 3A Busy month for Team Circus Team Circus has been extremely busy this past month and putting lots of miles on their trailer and tow vehicle. Al the Canadian World Series at Ennismoro, where sleds came from as far away as Saskatchewan and Wyoming to race the competition was tough. Team Circus was very pleased with their mechanics and driver Brian Eickmeier with temperatures runn- ing unbearably cold at Tess than 20° 'below. jets being changed, spark plugs being fowled. and fingers frozen. Team Circus members were ecstatic to come away with four first place finishes as well as a second. a tremendous,feat after never having won any classes at this prestigious race. At Jackson. Michigan the race wafs -shortened due to mild weather condi- tions; two cars and a van went through the ice into the water. We moved our vehicle three times away from pressure cracks and even then when we were finally able to load up and went hack to the truck it was sur- rounded by water and less than a meter away from. the tire_ was a hole two and a half feet in diameter with water gushing out. We were really quick moving out of there! A front end loader scraped another exit up the bank and traffic was held back in order to get all units off the ice. In spite of the conditions, and (lit- LIGHTNING ---- Skating in one -number in the Zurich skating carnival were Bill Hayter (left), Jason Wilson, Raymon Regier and Joey Forrester - - re. A CLOSE FINISH - In this photo finish, Brian Eckmeier of the HuIIy Gully Team Circus on the Yamaha Exciter edges out Al Schmidt on a Skidoo. SALES Middegaal 710111$ SERVICE INSTALLATION Seaforth 234 Main St. N. 527-0104 Registration South Huron Rec Centre March 28 & April 4 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Fees: $201 per child- Maximum: hildyMaximum: $45 per family All registrants bring small picture fo at- tach to players card New registrants bring: 1. copy of birth certificate Exeter Centennial Soccer Association The Best Place to be is a STANDARD TRUST %ember .I STANDARD TRUST 75% Deposit Insurance Cmiorstlor mimum deposit 1500 Rate t 10 change without notice 386 Main St. S. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 BEAMSVIIIE • BLENHEIM • BRAMPTON • HAMILTON • MARKHAM • MONTREAL • NEV • SASKATOON • TORONTO • IANC 35-1060 JAlGARV •CHAT • ESSEX • EXETER • GOOERK:H ET • PARIS • RTM • PICTON • PORT PERRY • REGINA • YWIKERTON • NOHAM • WINNIPEG • WOOOSTOCK WIN 'A' CRnwN Geiser-Kneale captains Rick Lindenfield and Jeff 17.1,11r - nccepi ne men's rec hockey 'A' trophy from league vice• pr• nt Dave Atthill. T -A photo Bullets break even In a pair of exhibition pee wee 11 Big V Bullets downed the St. Marys hockey games this wee. the Exeter Yellow Express 6-3 and lust 5-2 to Zurich. Brad Elschner and Mark Crichton each scored two goals to lead the Bullets to victory over St. Marys. Scoring in single fashion were Brett Rideout and Ryan, Lindenfield. Mark Crichton ,gained a pair of assists while Mark Lynn and Brett Rideout each helped set up one score. In the loss to Zurich Ryan Linden - field scored on an unassisted effort and Brad Elschner converted a pass from Geoff Sanders to take care of the Exeter scoring. • The Zurich scoring was well spread around with single goals being notch- ed by Wayne MacDougall, J. Scott. Jason Schilbe, Andy Grainger and Rob Ducharme. Zurich bowling O&E GG DP JS PP S RD P AO T&C I IG 13B RA FIS TIT Monday Night Ladies B. Bierling 725 J. Bailey 636 J. Jackson 527 Z. Inthout 605 J. Fisher 638 D. Becker 549 S. Dickert 705 M. Kraft 571 W. Campbell 656 D. Dietrich 632 S. Stade 642 K. Mathonia 491 13. Beierling 224 S. Dickert 425 T. Rooseboom 880 12-1 102 71) 36 123 81 141 911 93 109 106 17 WIN SWEETHEARTS BONSPIEL Winners of a recent Sweet eart curling bonspiel sponsored by the Exeter branch of VG National Trust are shown here. From the left are Max and Donna Wiltise, Exeter branch manager Joyce Black and Bill and Audrey Rowe.' ferent rulings, where as, Eickmeier could onlx enter half the classes usually entered he still managed to pick up a first in B stock and a fourth AA stock. A stock was the next race to be run but was cancelled and en- try fees refunded. Sauble Beach, hosted the Ontario championships where the Team came away with many wins in various classes and also top overall points in both stock and improved stock classes. This past weekend of March 7 and' Centralia, Huron Park Minor Ball Registration will be held March 26 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. March 28 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. April 4 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Centralia Community Centre - 8 Kearnery, Ontario hosted the Grand National Run which was also shorten- ed due to an unusually mild weekend. Eickmeier claimed four first -place finishes, one second place and two thirds. At this time Team Circus would like to say that they have been extremely happy with the performance and handling abilities of the 1987 Yamaha Exciter. A special thanks once again to Randy and Audrey Collins. Tom Tabor and all the staff from !fully Gully Varna. SHORT THIN 0% 5100.000 or more. Term 30-59 daya- ONYOUR MONEY All rales 'mime' change nOIKe 55.000. 525.000 925.000.550.000. Term 3099 days Term 30.59 days 1STANDARD , TRUST 386 MAIN ST. 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