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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-04, Page 15(PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL NOVEMBER 14; 1987 SO• e_o1LJ PEEWEE SOCCER WINNERS Coach Martin Vandenberk presented individual trophies to players Cullen Kobe, Steve Chapdelaine and Bill Jennison at their annual soccer dinner last Sunday night. Bowling SM 38 - P. Noakes -559 OE 162 T. Rooseboom-841 GG 12212 J. Bailey -689 HG 90 S. Stade-591 TCS 126 H. Vanderhoek PP • 57 J. Fisher -603 S 121'2 D. Becker -617 RD 125 S. Dickert-757 P 138 M. Kraft -614 AO 10912 W. Campbell -547 JS 7212 Z. Inthout-644 BC 98 M. Bedard -61.3 H.S. - 331 - Sandra. Dickert H.T. - 838 - Sandra Dickert H.A. - 242 - Sandra Dickert Molting Hawks suffer loss Exeter Molting Hawks were at Lon- don Gardens to play London Firebirds Thursday night. Exeter lost 8-3. Scoring for Molting Hawks was Scott Burton with two and Jim Pfaff with a single. Monday night in a return game, Ex- eter lost 7-3. Molting Hawks scorers were Bob Jones, Scott Burton and Jim Empringham. Molting Hawks Oldtimer Tourna- ment will be held this weekend with teams participating from London, Lucan, Sarnia, and Clinton. A free dance will be held Saturday night. • Times -Advocate, November 4, 1987 FINISH SECOND AT H -P - The grade three and four mixed team from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Separate School placed second in the recent Huron -Perth Separate School soccer tournament. Back, left, Ian Becker, April Pullman, Katey Skinner, Stephanie Coeck, Amanda Smith, conch Dara Hartman, Kathy Oliver, Maureen Carey, Donna Jean Dietrich, Danielle Van Bruoene, Helen Theolopoolus'and Jason Hartman. Front, John Rutten, Jason Glavin, Chris Reaburn, Pot Conlin, Wes Regier, Gery Guerts, Tim Morrissey, Pat Coulter and Tim Morgan. T -A photo HONOR SOCCER PLAYERS - Mosquito player Jeff Lingard center captured .the MVP award; with Ian Jean, left, MVD, and Marty Vanderhoek, right, MIP, at their annual dinner last week. Back row, coaches John VanLeuwan, left and Russel Lingard edged the team to win the 'A' championship in Exeter this year. Grand Bend Soccer SENIOR GIRLS RUNNERSUP - Our Lady of Mount Carmel senior girls finished second in the recent Huron -Perth Separate School soccer tournament. Back, left, Jenny Glavin, Cheyenne Olmstead, Leanne La Breche, Julie Foran, coach Miss H. Marcy, Shannon Brennan, Amanda Houston and Keri Lynn Rutten. Front, Shari Palen, Leah Hartman, Lianne Rimmer, Julie Kaak, Sharon DeBruyn and Kim Wulterkens. Petite's claim win in Goderich The Exeter Petite Ringette team started their season off on a winning note in Goderich, Sunday. Carrie Simpson led the team to a r 4 victory, with three goals. Cara Gardner, Jody Hamilton and, Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.: Helen Theo, all contributed singles and assists came from Judi Wilson, Leeann Foster and Carollynn Remmelzwann. The Petites host Mitchell in an ex- hibition game Saturday November 7. at 5:30 in Hensall. WIN AWARDS - The Grand Bend Atom Soccer team won the 'B' division, with players being honored at the annual banquet in Dashwood last Sunday. Coaches in the back Henri Bysma,and Willy Forrester presented trophies to Trevor Struth, MIP; left, Simon Des- jardine, MVP 'and Ben Kaak, MVDefense. Exeter shuffleboard results A crowd of 50 people attended Wednesday afternoon's mixed shuf- fleboard tournament in Exeter. Each person played three games. Murray Greene took top honours in the competition, scoring 266 to beat Lorne Marshall who turned in a score of 256. Grace Chapman finished in third spot with 244. She was followed by Tom Yellow, 232, Eva Shelton, 226, and Allen Johns, 224. After four games of mixed shuf- fleboard action Thursday afternoon, Verda Lightfoot emerged at the top with a score of 317. Howard Johns followed with 303 while Meine Eizenga and Mahlon Ryckman lied for third place with 258. Beatrice Richardson rounded out the top scorers with 252. Lloyd Lovell claimed high score in five games Thursday when he shot a Molly Gully Team circus Brian Eickmeier and Doug Wolfe and tech -man Mike Kells finished the grass drag season at Hully Gully November 2 on a winning note. Doug Wolfe, aboard his Honda Four Trax, finished first in his class of ATV drags and ended up third in the wheelie contest. Doug also rode the team's 1986 Yamaha Phazer to a third place finish in B stock. Eickmeier commandeered the Hul- ly Gully -sponsored Exciter to a first place finish in the same race, giving Team Circus two winning B Stockers for the day. • Riding the Phazer, Eickmeier finished second in C Stock and third in C Improved Stock, the class in which that machine is meant to run. Aboard the Exciter Eiekmeier came away with first place in B Stock and first in B Improved Stock. The Exciter is classed as a . B Stock machine for drag races. He also finished third in A Stock and fourth in AA Stock out of eleven•sleds, a satisfying finish for jumping up two •classes above the level of this machine. -Tieam members are now busy preparing for a two day racing event December 12-13 at Ironwood. Michigan. 359 to edge out Bruce Watson who had 344. Steve Krapchak placed third with 336 followed by Olive Essery, 297, Ross Marshall, 266. BEST IN SQUIRTS - Coach Tony Mennen, left, presents his players with individual trophies last Sunday. 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