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Times-Advocate, 1987-12-02, Page 221 Page 4A Times -Advocate, December 2, 1987 Van Dongen gets four firsts in cross country by Sheila Dougall Over the past two years, Kim Van Dongen has been a mem- ber of South Huron's Midget Girls Cross Country team. Van Dongen, who has placed first in four competitions dur- ing the season, was ranked in the top 15 in Ontario before the OFFSA _competition.' At OFFSA, she came in 14th overall, which is the best posi- tion a South Huron runner has held in the school's history. Asked about her training rou- tine, Van Dongen said that dur- ing the past summer she trained off -and -on to build up her endurance. When school started she trained everyday af- ter school. She said Joe Fulop, head coach of the cross country team, was a great coach, noting that he didn't push his runners to:come in first but did expect them to do their best. On November 6-7, both the Midget and Senior girls teams attended OFFSA in Toronto. This year, her second year in midget, Van Dongen enjoyed having the whole team for sup- port at OFFSA. Last year she was the only one representing the school. Shc managed to relax by talking to the other members of the team. Van Dongen said she didn't think about finishing first, but thought only about Fulop's ad- vice and.doing the best she could. When asked if she could change one thing in her run- ning, Van Dongen said that it would be the way she lets little things distract her. "I was running once when my shoelace came undone and it bothered me the whole time because I didn't know whether to stop and tie it up or keep going," Van Dongen ex- plained. Next year she will be mov- ing up to Junior and though she is looking forward to it, Van Dongen knows the compe- tition will be even tougher. Though she doesn't think she is ready to run in the Olympics she hopes to continue running while she attends university. Crunchers lose in Belmont Exeter Crunchers played well Sat- urday but were downed 2-1 by Bel- mont in the Atom division. - Ladies bonspiel Six teams took part in the first Club Bonspiel on November 25. Audrey McDonald skipped her rink of E. McNair, S. Passmore and E. Boyle to victory. Th Julie Rattray with M.J. Chanyi, L. Shapton and Dale Bland placed second. Bea Dawson took third prize. M. Brunzlow, M. Chalmers and D. Kipfer made up the Dawson team. Belmont scored once in the first and again in the second period while Exeter's goal came at 10:02 of the third period when Geoff Hann put the puck in the net on a pass from Matt Sims. Crunchers put a great deal of pres- sure on the. Belmont team, and, de- spite several near goals, were unable to even the score. Goalie Michael Schwindt made several key saves. The team's passing and defensive patterns have shown steady im- provement in the last few games and will certainly help in upcoming games. Exeter hosts Belmont next Satur- day. Petites rout Forest Exeter Petites Ringette Team hosted the Forest Petites Saturday and beat their guests 10-3. Leading the scoring for Exeter was Carrie Simpson with three goals and two assists. Following close behind Simpson were Sonya Lawrence and Cara Gardner, both with two goals and one assist. Jenny Hardy, Helen Theo and Ja- nice Sanders all scored one goal and one assist. Two more assists came from Leeann Foster and Judi Wilson add - cd one. Exeter's defence, Danielle Miners, Jody Hamilton, Andrea Urlin and Katie Armstrong helped their goal - tender, Jana Webster, keep the goals against to a minimum. Saturday, Petites travel to Gode- witioNseresiret i�i_ rich for a one day tournament, and play at Seaforth Sunday in the fourth game of the regular season. SNOWMOBILERS iCheck Our Prices • •� on TRACKS First! • WE ARE NOW YOUR NEW LOCAL ARCTIC CAT PARTS DEALER * Largest Inventory in the area' Parts and Accessories in stock for most popular snowmobiles. ARGYL MARINE ENGINE AND 88 BRITANNIA RD. E., GODERICH 524-5361 tl1!?af-wQlwa trmmnaratfac aresafaanafswtltnzcp* • HONDA LINE Chrisarnas 3 toe at 1 You can buy imitation'accessories from "That Tire Buy from the pro's who know. We've got the right accessories at the right price for whatever riding 3 Spectacular you're into. I Savings on • Covers • Gloves • Chrome 1 • Leathers I • Rain Suits i • MX and ATV Gear I • We'II take your Canadian Tire money at parr until Christmas Varna Location Now Open nrwepe Mondays R.R. 1 Varna 262.3318 +r!dilr►+wltwlll�wrt 1rwirww'u+rAf�r►+w Store", but you can't get the expertise,. 3O.n all in stock Honda line engine guards i s Legionaires taking Bantam division by storm Exeter Legionaires are charging through the Bantam division of the Shamrock league with seven straight victories. Wednesday Le- gionaires pounded Mount Brydges 8-3. They followed that with a 4-2 victory over Goderich Elevators Fri- day and a 9-0 rout over Parkhill Sunday. Al Blommaert gave Exeter a 1-0 lead in the first period Wednesday after he picked up a pass from Dave O'Connor. That goal stood until the second period when Steve Dubarry, Jason Hern and Jamie Bedard added to it. Blommaert and Joel Campbell as- sisted on Dubarry's goal while Hern received help from Harlen Tinney. Bedard was set up by O'Connor. Mount Brydges managed one goal • in the second period. In the third, Jeremy Mason scored from Dubarry to make the score 5-1 in favour of Exeter. Tim Van Dam put the puck in the net from Dubarry and Todd McCann and then Blommaert added another goal unassisted. McCann rounded out the scoring for Exeter with a goal from Dubarry and Van Dam. Legionaires found themselves in a tougher match Friday when they came up against Goderich. Elevators took a 2-1 lead in the second, but Exeter rallied in the sec- ond pumping in three goals and •clinching the lead. O'Connor was the only Exeter goal scorer in the first. He com- bined with McCann and Mason for the goal. In the second, Mark Burton got credit for a goal scored when a Goderich player accidentally put the puck in his own net. Steve Dubarry then scored from Burton and Bedard combined with Dave Dalrymple and McCann. Goderich was unable to rally. Jason Clarke was in the Exeter net for the win. Legionaires 9 - Parkhill 0 Despite the seemingly lopsided score, Clarke earned his shut -out in goal for Exeter Sunday when Le- gionaires sent Parkhill home with a goose egg. Tinney and Dave O'Connor scored unassisted in the first period to give Exeter a 2-0 lead. In the second, Joel Campbell started the scoring when he picked up a pass from Bedard and Dave Waxers fight to tie in Port Stanley Exeter Novice Waxers fought to a 2-2 tic Sunday when they travelled to Port Stanley for a Shamrock League game. Key saves by Exeter goalie Jason Lindcnfield and Port Stanley's Neil Rooke kept the game even. Linden - field received some support from the strong defensive effort Adam Hern put forward. Waxers held a 2-0 lead until the third period when Port Stanley rattled in two goals to tie the game. Jeff Sararas potted an impressive goal with 5:40 left in the first peri- od. Sararas took the puck. behind Port Stanley's net, wrapped around and stuffed it in past the goalie on the short side, unassisted. It was Sararas who scored Exeter's second goal as well. With just 48 seconds left in the second period, Jeff MacLean fed the puck to Sara- ras who out it in the net. For more sports coverage turn to page 19A EXETER GOLF CLUB P.O. BOX 928 EXETER,--ONT. NOM 1S0 Phone: 235-2090 or 235-1517 1988 MEMBERSHIP RATES if paid by December 31, 1987 Adult $150.00 Family $300.00 Children (18 yrs,. and under) in family rate FREE Junior or University $125.00 Rates will increase from Jan. 1/88 to Apr. 30/88 by $25 and a further $25 after May 1/88 We wish each and everyone of you a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. Ron and Shirley Bileski Port Stanley rebounded in the third with goals by Jason Kersey and Aaron Hathoway. O'Connor. Dave Dalrymple added a goal from Blommaert and then Dubarry made it 5-0 with a goal set up by Van Dam. David Schwindt and Dave O'Connor each scored unassisted goals to keep the ball rolling in the third. Dubarry connected with Burton and Van Dam to give Legionaires goal number eight and then Schwindt scored from Dalrymple and Van Dam. Exeter Bantams now have a record of eight wins, five losses and one tie. Thank You The Exeter Novice Wax- ers, coaches and other volunteers thank Frayne- Chev Olds for sponsoring their tournament this weekend. The support is really appreciated. ENGINE -CRANKING POWER- -NOW ON SALE! We have the construction batteries you need for any kind of weather For Case. Deere, Caterpillar. Dresser or Massey equipment and all are at worthwhile sav- ings. Take this BHC30 for. example It's specially priced during our bg November battery sale This 4n t a "salebattery It's a top-quality Case battery with full-size plate construc- tion A superbly reliable battery that delivers the kind of cranking power you re looking for cold mornings Case is offering big savings. too, on batteries for trucks. cars and RV s Priced from $31.95 MAINTENANCE -FREE, HEAVY DUTY BATTERIES AT NOVEMBER SAVINGS FARM SUPPLY LIMITED Soles end Service Box 39. 22 Main St. E. Zurich Onf. 236.4934 236.4321 ..................O.,.r,,...,......,,...........,..'0>%1 .............,., rt<::�',�rg::��: fi::�,�.:.�:•�::fi 0::$: �.:D� $::� fi �. �; 0.0'0'0'0'0'0.0.0'0'.': : : : �: �::f1: ti::rt<:.�:.�: Ig DB�:,.d��: fi � �: �$ � �: � .v. flI�: �: � tt•: � �; 0�.: �:.$: tt�f>< �lilr Presenting The Times -Advocate's first ever , ‘\ CHRISTMAS WINDOW & STOREFRONT DISPLAY CONTEST • Showing off for Christmas Is a wise business investment Yes your know a good window/store front display increases orosoect interest, product awareness/acceptance and walk-in traffic. You already know a good store front sells!! Now consider the impact town -wide. Your good showing adds to the total spirit of our community. A spirit that shouts 'Christmas is alive and well, and best found in your town whether it's Exet- er, tiensall,•Zurich, Grand Bend or Dash- wood. Your involvement stimulates a great sense of Pride in your community. Your participation helps encourage local resi- dents to keep their consumer dollars at home where it will do the most good. And/ your imagination will help establish your place for miles around as the place to 'Must see, must shop' at Christmas time. LET'S GO FOR IT! In a continuing effort to do our part. The Times -Advocate will offer trophies to the best window/store front efforts of the season. One trophy will be awarded for each of 3 categories (see right): Plus our Grand Prize' trophy will be awarded for the Beat Christ- mas window'/store front. Join the Fun! Spiff up for Christmas! It's positive. It's progressive. And even if you don't win a trophy... we all win! CATEGORIES: • HARD GOODS • SOFT GOODS • SERVICE ORIENTED THEME: 'YOUR CHOICE HARD SELL. SPIRITUAL. AESTHETIC, ETC. Imes — dvocate 4r. M.• Sm,th /lw.,.., w,.r1, N:ddI L North 1,Tht,.n tin,• 1111 ATTENTION READERS WE INVITE YOU TO BE "THE JUDGE" You Could Win $2500 CERTIFICATEINMERCHANSDISE One Of Three.... BASE YOUR JUDGING ON: V NEATNESS & ORGANIZATION V IMPACT ✓ IMAGINATION V SPECIAL EFFECTS (use of Colour, Material Lights, etc.) ✓ GENERAL APPEAL (It's whether you like It or not that really counts) HERE'S HOW TO ENTER: Print the namo(s) o1 the Businesses) you think have this Bost Christmas store front endow Window Display in Ibis Communi- ties mentioned above. List them in order of preference. Base your iudging on the criteria listed above, but remember ..it's whether you find 4 appealing that really oount$l THEN...Bnng or Mail your entry to the T -A no later than Mon- day. D•c. 14, 1987. II your entry is drawn from those re- i ceived..YOIJ WIN' There will be a tolal of Three Wmnels in all' LIMIT ONE ENTRY PER PERSON On your mark Judges. Get set WIN! r BEST: !2ND: PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY MY CHOICES FOR BEST STORE FRONT & WINDOW CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS ARE: NAME: ADDRESS: '3RD: (-TELEPHONE Please bring or ma,1 your entry to the Times - 4TH: Advocate by Mon., Dec. 14, 1987. 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