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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-01-09, Page 124 Page 12 Times -Advocate, January 9, 1991 SPDRTh Qidtimers hockey Molting Hawks beat Dorchester LUCAN - The Exeter Molting Hawks travelled to the Lucan Old- timers Hockey Tournament on the weekend, returning with one win in their three games. Friday night the Molting Hawks opened with a convincing 7-1 win over the Dorchester Mavericks. Randy Gillian led the offence with two goals and an assist with a pair of goals from Bob McDonald. Also scoring were Ken Berg- mann, Bob Jones and Scots Burton. Bergmann had a big night as he Hooking - Lucan Classics' Brian Ropp controls the puck as Exeter Moiling Hawks' Jack Chipchase tried to get at the puck. The Classics were beaten by London Harveys in one of the finals at the Lucan Oki - timers Toumament on the weekend. Lucan won the game against Exeter 42 on Saturday night. Big five pin tournament in Zurich By Ron Dann ZURICH - The Zu- rich Town and Country 5 Pin Bowlers' Associ- ation Hiram Walker Special Old High -Low Doubles tournament rolloff is scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday at Town and Country Lanes. Five leagues will each be repre- sented by a team of two bowlers who will bowl three games. The team that bowls most pinfall over their Combined averages will ad- vance to the Hiram Walker Special Old Ontario Championships to be bowled Match 2 in a location cho- sen by the Ontario Five Pin Bowl- ers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) The 10 Zurich Association bowl- ers on the five teams won the right to represent their league by bowl- ing over their averages for six con- secutive weeks. Janice Butson and Judy Stever will represent the Monday ladies league, Jim Bedard and Frank Stokkermans, Tuesday men's, Bet- ty Datars and Joyce Morden, Wednesday ladies, Sten Smits and 011ie Edwards, Thursday mixed, and Christine Traquair andJim Rus- sell, Friday mixed in Sunday's roll - Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Helen W El s 401, Beryl is 474, Gan Beavers 495,5Dorothy Kipfsr 411, Ann Cann 482, Greta Richards 409, Grace BaUantre 385, Roasksn &t- rends 407, Mauls Baynhain 397, H.S. - Beryl Elgie 200, Mn Cann 191. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Pin Ups - Pat Redman 628, Wishful Thinkers - Debbie Pa1mgr ist 648, Alley Rats - Dote Ridley 507, Ninja Turtles - Joyce Hillman 612, Holly Hobbies - Susy Turnbull 491, Blue Litss - Cors Rslouw 609. Hitgghk - Joyce Hill- man 286, High Triple -Pat Redman 687, High Avers e - Joyce Hillman 187, Bet- ty Omnis 187. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Jessie Evendsn 445, Rom Sweater 515, Bob McGill 497, Edith McCall 544, Kay Maher 401, Eileen Switzer 401, HS. - Edith McCall 237, Bob McCall 222. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Jack Lillie 393, Thelma Thiel 243, Laird Jacobs 212, Austin Hartman 289, Lyda Candies 295, Haul McEwen 259. H.S. • Jack Lillie 239, HS. - Lyda Dand- ier 183. THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Gutterbtaters - Gary Stephens 575, A Team - Gary Huston 662, Try Hards - Tom Smits 606, Strike Fora • Jim Smith 625, GMD.'s - Leroy Melocke 636, Odd Cowles - 011ie Edwards 793. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shots - Gloria McFalls 625, Hum- dingers - Tom Arthur 585, Hush Puppies - Tony Bedard 748, Family Ties • Rick Bed- ard 539, Ramblers - Jack Hamilton 525, Dirty Doren • Jim Jarrett 492. SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN Lucan 42 - 20; Zwick 28.0. Rina 250- 1085, 011ie Edwards 289-1193, D. Wan 273-1077, Ron Dann 241.1015. SATURDAY YBC B : 3 games - Heath Palen 497 (214), Shawn Dwchanwe 402, Becky Kirk 395, Brad Brown 385, Ryan Morrison 35Q,-& wR-Ferrssr 356, Mandy Smith -348, Shannon Wikox 340, Jonathon Har- dy 340, Jason Hardy 319, Melissa O'Brien 318, Shawn Widest 316. Peewee and Smuts: 2 games - Robert Erb 186, Stacey Butson 177, &like Ulla - child 172, Jarrett Pakn 171, Derek Du - charms 169, Leeann. Erb 162, Scott For- rest 159. SUNDAY YBC Jeff Reid 181, Jim Downtime 173, Scott Gould 268, Jeff Kirk 170, Kristin Palen 189, Patti Ann Dicker) 175, Dave Kirk 171, Jennifer Burt 207. off. Zone winners competing at the Special Old Ontario finals will meet other teams from their own region. Winning teams of each re- gion will be awarded a one week trip to Florida by the Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.). The overall Ontario winners ad- vance to the Special Old National 5 game rolloffs April 27 in a centre designated by the Canadian Five Pin Bowlers' Association (F.C.P.B.A.). Bluewater Five Pin Bowlers' As- sociation men's, ladies and riiixed • teams are preparing for the O.F.P.B.A. Youth. Challenge Re- gional finals January 20 at Brant- ford Echo Lanes. The winning teams advance to the O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Ontario finals at the Ontario Winter Games March 7-10 in Barrie. The O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge is a special tournament limited to bowlers 13-18 years of age to pre- pare them for future adult match play competition in the annual La- batt's Blue Light Open Ontario Championships. Lucan bowling statistics also added three assists. Also set - n up goals were Moore, Er- ruee Ahsetts and Brian On Saturday Exeter was edged 2- 1 by London Harveys. Borgmann fired the lone Molting Hawks goal. Later that night, Exeter was elimi- nated from the tournament as they were beaten 4-2 by the Lucan Clas- sics. Bergmann and Ahrens scored for Exeter with assists going to McDo- nald, Moore and Jim Pfaff. In regular league play, Hodgins LUCAN - Statistics of the Lucan Bowling Lanes September to December 1990:. MONDAY LADIES HA.1 - Audrey Watt 224; Lynne Farquhar 222; Heather Snaith. N.T. - Audrey Watt 785; Lynn Smith 782; Heather - Smith 764. H.S. • Lynne Farquhar 342; Hsdther Smith 321; Marj Green 313. TUESDAY YBC Boys - H.A. - Chad O'Leary 165; Mike Yeo 155. HD. - Chad O'Leary 435; Warren Lew 400. HS. - Warren Leyes; Greg Langendyk 226. Girls - H.A. - Christina Wilson 129; Lori Wood 126. 11.13. - Christine Wilson 366; Lai Wood 299. 11.3 - Staanns Welch 194; Sarah Culbert 191. COLLEENS N A. - Shirley Rees 201; Edith Yeo 199; Judi Well, 190. H.T. - Shirley Rees 739; Edith Yeo 709; Deb McNair 706. H.S. • Diana Leddy 300; Shirley Rees 300; Deb Bender 290. MEDWAY Men - H.A. - Cal Carmichael 188; H.T. - Cal Carmichael 690; H.S. - Cal Carmichael 312. Ladies - H.A. - Pat Davis 185; Edie Burt 162. H.T. - Pat Davis 628; Marion Noels 579. H.S. - Pat Davis 283; Marion Noels 228. SENIOR CITIZENS Men - H.A. - Jim Burt 202; Charlie Grieve 196. N.T. - Jim Burt 704; Harry Noels 677. H.S. - Harry Noels 302; Jim Burt 300. Ladies - Ha. - Pat Davis 185; Edie Bur .162. N.T. • Pat Davis 628; Marion Noels 579. HS. - Pat Davis 283; Marion Noels 228. WEDNESDAY YBC Boys - H.A. - Marcus Appehnas 156; Glenn Kelly 129. HD. - Marcher Appelman 487; Glenn Kelly 339. ILS. - Marcus Appelman 293; Glenn Kelly 185. Girls - H.A. - Sonja Densmore 106; Jennie Cockwill 106. HD. - Jennie Cockwill 262; Sonja Densmore 257. H.S. - Pamela Richards 171; Jennie Cockwill 154. CAW Men - H.A. - Gary Dunlop 231; Gary Melvin 218. H.T. - Gary Dunlop 904; Wayne Wil- son 768. H.S. - Garry Gibson 327; Larry Smith 325. Ladies - H.A. - Linda Webber 226; Lynna Smith 217. H.T. - Linda Webber 818; Glena Tripp 782. HS. - L0,da Webber 316; Glena Tripp 310. WEDNESDAY MiXED Men - H.A. - Pal Ryan 212. N.T. - Pat Ryan 796. HS. - Larry Hewitt 333. Ladies - H.A. - Karen Leger 180. H.T. - Karen Leger 680. H.S. - Karen Leger 280. THURSDAY MEN'S HS. - Bob Smith 257; Jamie Romsley 238; Brad Taylor 236. H.T. - Bob Smith 958; Wayne Smith; Brad Taylor 835. H.S. - Kevin Lightfoot 368; Dorn Stoddart 356; Jeff Alli- son 355. FRIDAY MIXED Men • H.A. - Bob Smith 231. H.T. - Bob Smith 809.11.5. - Russ Smith 366. Ladies - H.A. - Lynn Smith 208. H.T. - Lynn Smith 834. H.S. - Lynn Smith 338. Dart registration this weekend at GB Legion GRAND BEND - On January 4, the following won at the Grand Bend Legion: Carl Vincent, Burt Bock, • Liz Leatherland, Rich Cross, Howard Bumby with Rich Cross the mystery prize winner. To all comrades who play darts the Zone Darts are at Branch 498 • scored the lone goal as the Molting Hawks bet 7-1 to the London Fire - birds. • Hendall Arena Events Wed., Jan. 9 2:00- 2:50 p.m. Moms & Tots 3:00 - 3:50 p.m. Rental 5:30 p.m. - 11:50 p.m. Hensall Mirror Hockey Thurs., Jan. 10 5 p.m. - 6:50 p.m. Ringette 8 p.m. - Rec Hockey 9:30 p.m. - Open Ice Fri., Jan. 11 4:15 p.m. - Figure Skating 7:30 p.m. - Sherwoods 8:30 p.m. - Oldtimers & Sar- nia10 p.m. - Open Ice Sat., Jan. 12 9 a.m. - Noon Hensall Minor Hockey 1 - 2:50 p.m. - Public Skate 3:00 p.m. Ringette 4:00 p.m. - Open Ice Sun., Jan. 13 1:00 - 2:50 p.m. - Public Skate 3 - 6:50 p.m. - Ringette 7 - 8:50 p.m. - Midgets & Brus- sels Mon., Jan. 14 5:30 p.m. - 7:50 p.m. Hensall Minor 8 - 8:50 p.m. - Open Ice 9 - 10:20 p.m. Hensall Minor Tues., Jan. 15 4:15 p.m. - 7:50 p.m. Figure Skating 8:00 p.m. -10 p.m. Broomball 10 p.m. - Open Ice This advertisement sponsored by: BAILEY' S of Helga)) Ltd. Hensall 262-2020 We aren't comfortable January 12 with registration start- ing around 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. For further information call Br. 498 at 238-2120. Also cribbage on January 26 at Dresden for our win- ning team. • The Annual New Year's Eve Dance was held at Grand Bend Le- gion with around 130 enthusiastic people enjoying dancing and kick- ing up their heels to the lively mu- , sic. Some of the winters of draws were John Kelders, Jean Giese), Bill Kummer, Jean Bommart and Ken Harren. Hello to Comrade Pat Hoffman recuperating and Sheila Teevin's in Exeter. After leaving the levee, Stu and Shirley Pole joined Mrs. Vivian Chapman of London and Marlene and Wayne Coates of Thamesford, Karen, Ginger and Brian, along with Tony and Dale Coates and Sa- rah and Patrick of London plus Nora and Ward for further celebra- tions. Don't forget the general meeting January 21 at 8 p.m. sharp. First one of 1991. until you arel Pineridge Snowmobile Club. Poker Rally Sun., Jan. 13 Registration at Jack Brintnell's Shack Ivan Norris' Shack Mike Parson's Shack 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. Hotdogs available Raindate Jan. 20 For more information phone 229-6283, 263-5264 KARATE BEGINNERS COUI SE 8 Cumene - _- Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. At South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Classes available for men, women & children (age 10 and up) Instructor: Dan Bell Cost: Only $12.00 Registration: Tues., Jan. 15 8:30 p.m. For Informatlon call 235-2833 Excellent fitness & Defense training for mon, women & children Spectators Welcome Children* classes ages 6 - 9 , Saturday For more Information phone 235-2833 Don't put It off again Enroll nowt HENSALL MINOR HOCKEY wishes to thank the following sponsors for our Men's Rec Tournament • Hyde Bros. Hensall Co-op Kyle's Shell Mike's Stop 'n' Go KI 'N Kurt McTaggart's Food Market Struthers Pedigreed Herds Nabisco Brands Ltd. Signs and Shirts Baileys Heating Oke-Woodsmith Huron Auto Body Hensel Livestock Safes R.S.D. Sports Den Geiser Kneels Insurance Hello than - Gymnastics coach Starr Jesney, left; lends a hand in support to gymnast Pam Estep during Saturday morning's class, Not too late to sign up for gymnastics program LOOK We now do snowmobile and small engine repair thniway mufflmentre Thruway Muffler &Brake Centre. 210 Main St., Exeter, Ont. 235-0466 EXETER - A few young girls learned a little about themselves Satur- day morning. . They learned they can stretch and bend their bodies in ways never imagined before. At their gymnastics class in the gym at South Huron District High School, they were put through their paces by coach Starr Jesney. Jamey, a former South Huron student, has been coeching'gymnastics for tent years and has noticed a big drop off in enrollmentinti 1 eh r recrea- tion . ' ., 1.29 when I first started. Lest session (before Christmas) it was , I Alletie is so much out there for them to do, said Jesney. • She was on the gymnastics team in high school and competed at the provincial level. South Huron does not have a team anymore. "Ever since the � ssc tiool lost its team, hs gone down," said Jesney of the �18 `t ." Althoughwere only a few at Saturday morning's session, oth- ers are encouraged to come out for.the seven remaining weeks, Those 4-8 years old practice at 10 a.m. followed by the 9-10 year-olds and those who are 11 -and -over begin at 11:30 a.m. For those who would like more information about the recreational program, contact the South Huron Recreation Centre at Andex Hurondale Dairy Erb's Garage Kozy Korner Bank of Commerce Wedge the Mover Knight Electric Eric Campbell Lincoln-Mercury MacLean$ Home Hardware k ia�rfces H Hensall Carpets Canadian Tire, Exeter Hensall Kirtettes Good Valu e RI?SPs Your contlliued support is greatly appreciated! 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