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KARATE CHAMPS -- The Exeter karate class run by Ron Tyndall placed
very well at the Canadian Internationals, held recently at Centennial Hall in
Pacers are Senior
1luron Park Pacers ladies hockey
team claimed the championship
title at the Mcadowvale Floor
Rinks in Mississauga on the week-
end to become the Senior D Provin-
cial champs.
Pacers defeated Cantcbury 5-1 in
the final game to win the pennant.
Led by the scoring prowess of
Linda Mahood and Yvonne Wells,
Pacers fought to a 4-4 tic against
I luntsville in the first game of the
tourn:uncut, then pulled out three
consecutive wins to capture the
title.
Nlahood had seven goals to her
credit in the weekend -long event.
Wells notched four goals. Tammy
Mothers also scored three goals in
the tournament.
In their first game of the event,
Pacers took a 3-2 lead in the first
on the strength of goals by Wells,
Mahood and Bonnie Caldwell.
Huntsville managed to score one
goal in the second and another in
the third to take the lead. Mahood
scored the tying goal with 3:38 left
to play in the game.
Pacers then came up against Wel-
London. With their trophies, from left to right are; Garry Wilson, Kathy Hod-
gins, Trudy Decker, Jeff Keller, Julie Decker, Brian Decker, Jeff Balsdon.
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land and pulled out a 7-1 victory.
Wells put the puck in the net
twice in the first to give Huron
Park the edge. Mahood added a goal
in the second.
Welland put their only mark of
the gaThe on the board before the
middle period was over.
Two more goals by Mahood and
single markers from Tammy Math-
ers and Theresa McGee built the fi-
nal score.
The win over Welland put Pacers
in the semi-final round against
Stouffvillc where things were dos -
MOUNT CARMEL TEAM WINS - Our Lady of Mount Carmel school won the Knights of Columbus senior hock
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Glavin, Brad Arnold, Steve Vandenberk, Chris Foran, Paddy Morrissey and Ron Ganderez. Front, Jamie Baker
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Champs
er. H.iron Park pulled out a 3-1
win, but not without difficulty.
Mothers gave Pacers a 2-0 lead
with a pair of goals in the first. Af-
ter battling through a scoreless sec-
ond frame, Stouffvillc scored to
make it 2-1 in the third and then
proceeded to apply pressure on Pac-
ers net.
To make matters worse, Huron
Park was hurt by penalties and was
forced to play most of the final per-
iod short-handed.
In the last minute of play, being
pressed by six attackers, Mahood
found the empty net with the puck
to secure the win.
The final game of the tournament
wasn't nearly as difficult as the road
which took Pacers there.
Trailing Cantcbury 1-0 after the
first period, Huron Park exploded in
the second with goals from Ma-
hood, Mary McKillop and Loretta
Ayottc.
Third period goals from Wells
and Mahood finished the game tidi-
ly.
Ball bits
After Thursday's preliminary
meeting to feel out a response
for an oldtimcr's baseball
league, Gar Pcnhale_announced
that a practice would be held for
the potential team Sunday,
April 24 at the South Huron
Rec Ccntrc.
Should the team be formed,
Penhale expects to establish a
short season of six to 10 games
with one tournament.
Exeter Express men's senior
baseball team is also holding a
practice April 24 at 11 a.m. at
the Rec Centre.
Opening day for Exctcr Ladies
Golf Club will be April 26.
New and old golfers arc wel-
come.
Mohawks
Continued from page IA
"I don't think they're beating us --
I think we're beating ourselves."
The series continues Friday night
at the South Huron Rec Centre at
8:30 p.m. Tho teams return to
Creemore Sunday for an afternoon
game at 2:30 p.m.
Umpires Clinic
Softball Canada Level 1
Umpire Certification
Clinic
SHDHS Exeter Ont.
Sunday, April 24
9:00 a.m.- 5 p.m.
In.Cooperation with
Usborne Umpires Assoc. Inc.
For information call 235-1164
Manditory for officials who
want to umpire CASA, OASA,
ORSA
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Exeter Mohawks
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FRIDAY
April 22
8:30
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at the South Huron
Rec Centre
Sports Spotlight
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Things are greening up
Though I'm not a golfer (Lord knows I've tried), I know good weath-
er brings the clubs out of the closet in April as sure as it brings the
buds out on the trees, so 1 took a drive out to Exeter Golf Club and Ir-
onwood Golf Club this week to see if there was any activity.
1 wasn't disappointed.
Ron Bileski,.owner and golf pro of the Exeter golf course, has all
sorts of things cooking for the season. With enlarged greens which are
in tetter shape than ever, and a new putting green, he hopes to attract
some new membership.
Bileski plans to start a men's league on Monday nights and he told
me that Tuesday mornings belonged to the ladies while Wednesday
mornings, senior citizens are invited to platy for half price. Ile is also
open to.suggestions for a mixed league.
A Junior club providing a number of different competitions for
younger golfers will be starting in May at Exeter Golf Course.
I asked the Exeter Club proprietor if he had any plans for expansion,
pointing to the work currently under way at Ironwood. Bilcski has tak-
en a "wait-and-see" attitude. .
"If I get a lot more tournaments and a lot more members, that's
when we'll expand to 18 holes," Bileski told me. "If you don't have
the membership, there's no sense expanding."
Bilcski is looking for more tournament action this season.
l could have 101) tournaments and 200 members and it wouldn't
really bother anything out here," he said.
Over at Ironwood, Gibb Dow was out working on the golf course's
future -- an additional nine holes adjoining the back portion of the
course -- so rather than bother him, I tagged along with Charles
Brown and Tom Donohue, a pair of early morning golfers. Sticking a
camera in their face every time they pulled a club from their bag prob-
ably didn't help their game, but they managed to knock out a few good
balls regardless of my presence.
The extra nine holes Dow is working on probably won't be ready for
a year or two yet.
"It's an on-going thing," Dow told me later on the phone. "It'll still
be a couple of years away."
The Ironwood owner explained that the cost of building the addition
is constantly climbing. The cost of underground piping for instance,
went up by 40 percent in the last six months according to Dow.
The expansion isn't the only thing Ironwood has going this year.
The new club house, completely redecorated and refurnished is all
ready to welcome tired and not -so -tired golfers after a workout on the
course. Ironwood also features a new, fully licensed cobblestone patio.
Dow hopes to attract a wider range of events such as company semi-
nars =- when a group can come out in the morning, hold meetings and
then go out on the course and play a few holes of golf.
The course will also feature the regular events such as Ladies night
on Mondays and Men's night Tuesdays.
Now, if all .this talk about golfing hasn't moved you to blow the
dust off your clubs and hit the greens, you'd better seriously consider
trading your golf accessories in on a new sailboard.
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Everyone welcome
Junior Golf Lessons
Call Pro Shop 235-1517 to register. Lessons will
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Adult Golf Lessons
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