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Times -Advocate, April 10, 1991
can Figure Skating Club's annual show
1c• titins - The Lucan precision team dazzled over 1,000 spectators on Saturday afternoon.
Great costumes - There were many nice outfits including those in the seniors 'Viva Las Vegas'.
"Pin -Ups" go to championships
By Ron Dann
08 ZURICH - The Zu-
rich 5 Pin Bowlers As-
sociation has been ad-
vised by the Ontario
Five Pin Bowlers As-
sociation (O.F.P.B.A.) that the
Wednesday night "Pin Ups" ladies
team will be competing m the re-
gional round of the Black Tower
Provincial Teeth Chainpionships
Apri1,21 at Petrolie.
If the Zurich Association team
wins the Black Tower Regional ti-
tle it will move on to the Black
Tower Provincial Championships
May 25 in London.
The Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers As-
sociation has announced the Black
Tower O.F.P.B.A. Booster Club
Championship Bluewater Associa-
tion zone rolloffs will be held in
two shifts, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. April
21 at Clinton Crown. lanes. The
Black Tower Provincial Champion-
ships are scheduled for May 25 in a
design ted city.•.
The Black Tower Strike It Rich
Ontario Championship house
rounds are being bowled this week
and next in bowling centres across
the Bluewater 5 Pin Association
zone which extends from Mount
Forest to Zurich.
The Labatt's Blue Light Sun
Bowl Provincial Championships
take place April 13, in a
O.F.P.B.A. designated centre.
The Hiram Walker Special Old
High -Low Doubles National
Championships will be held April
27 in. Ottawa.
The Ontario 5 Pin Association:,,
•
25th Annual Convention will be at "
Clevelands House, Muskoka
Lakes, June 12-16. Bluewater As-
sociation will have four voting del-
egates while Zurich Association is
entitled to one vote.
Toumament champs - The Exeter Legion Peewee team ended their season on a successful note by win-
ning the "A' division of the Elmvale Minor Hockey toumami: it on the weekend. Back, left; Brian Black -
bum, coach; Jeff Sararas, Ryan Beckett, Adam Jean, Robb Lynn, Kevin Ross, Gavin Pole, Mike France, i
Andrew Hern, Brian Richardson, Steve Gould, trainer; Dennis Kints, manager. Front, left; Eric Clay, Mar-
ty DeBruyn, Michael Schwindt, Jason Lindenfield, Chad Gi/fillan, Chris MacDonald, Ben Guenther.
Team Photo by Wm. Mason.
Peewees, bantams bring home gold
ELMVALE - Three Exeter mi-
nor hockey teams concluded their
seasons on the weekend, two of
them were successful in winning
divisional championships in Elm -
vale.
While the Atom Broncos
wrapped things up in Mildmay,
the Peewee Legions and the Ban-
tam Legionnaires brought home
trophies from Elmvale.
In the peewee final, Exeter skat-
ed to a 5-3 win over Huntsville.
Scoring for the Legions were
Chris McDonald and Marty De-
Bruyn each with two goals while
Jeff Sararas also connected. Exeter
held a slim 2-1 lead at the end of
the first period and 3-2 atter two
Imo.
The Legions opened up on Sat-
urday with a 3-3 tie against host
Elmvale but due to a ruling that
said the team with the least penalty
minutes wins, were awarded the
game Scoring for Exeter were An-
drew Hern, Ryan Beckett and
McDonald.
Hern and McDonald fired two
goals each in a 7-4 win against
Newmarket. Also connecting were
Mike France, Adam Jean and De-
Bruyn.
Bantams: Gavin Snell scored the
winner in overtime as the Bantam
Legionnaires edged Peterborough
3-2. Ryan Stuart and Trevor Taylor
scored for Exeter in the forst period.
Exeter capped their season by
winning 12 of their last 13 games.
Goalie Darren Kints got the shut-
out in game one as the Legion-
naires came out on top 6-0. Derek
Beckett, Mark Glavin, Steve Farqu-
har, Doug Jones, Jason McBride
and Trevor Taylor provided the of-
fence.
Against Kitchener, Glavin had a
goal and an assist in a 5-2 win.
Also scoring were Sean McCann,
McBride, Beckett and Farquhar.
Atoms: At the Mildmay touma-
ment3 Exeter lost its opener 4-3 to
Amherstburg. Jeff MacLean, Luke
Sims and David Farquhar scored.
In the second game, the Broncos
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won 4-0 against Wheatley. Ryan
Freiter, Greg Geoffrey, David Mar
shall and Farquhar scored.
That win put Exeter into the 'B'
final where they came up short 3-2.
Farquhar had a goal and an assist
while MacLean notched the other
tally.
Lucan bowling
scores
LUCAN - Results of the Lu -
can Bowling Lanes April 1 to
7.
MONDAY LADIES
Pat MacDonald 266.727, May
Murphy 311-722, Lynn Smith 251-
697, Deb Pearce 254-690, Sharon Re-
dick 242-690, Jan Vanderploeg 257-
683, Joyce Soverieign 258-675, Lu-
anne Herbert 235-664, Par Hodgins
337-663, Marj Green 224-651, Merna
Scott 250-634, L. Mosurinjohn 228-
633, Lynne Farquhar 208-616, Helen
Rodgers 246-606, Ina Harrigan 258,
Sandra Glover 254.
TUESDAY YBC
Tanvny Graham 233, Ryan Nichol-
son 212, Mike Yeo 202, Brad Goddard
175, Matt Trudgen 165, Greg Langen-
dyk 160, Carey Hickson 153, Suzanne
Welch 148.
COLLEENS
Shirley Rees 254-628, Pat Hod-
gins 223-609, G. Gaalchmai 247,
Edith Yeo 237, Jean Hickson 228,
Louise Hayter 223, Elaine McNair
223, Judi Wells 223, Sandra Kohut
208, Deb Scarborough 208.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Len Smith 250-662, Jim Burt 236-
652, Pat Lavin 232-638, Mac Mac -
Cormack 230, Ken Player 208, Jack
Dickins 204, Charlie Grieve 203, Edit
Burt 201, Harry Noels 191.
WEDNESDAY YBC
Marcus Appelman 207, Brad Ald-
ers 167, Jenna Cockwill 140, Chad
Rodgers 138, Kelly Wilson 134, Kurt
Juergens 134, Nathan Rollings 127.
C.A.W.
Glena Tripp 373-845, Joan Fink-
beiner 295-808, Linda Webber 288-
779, Wayne Wilson 296-743, Garry
Gibson 290-686, Gary Melvin 230-
684, Lynn Smith 317-683, Larry
Smith 237-662, Gary Want 229-624. ,
WEDNESDAY MIXED
March 27: Bill Cornelissen 237-
661, Don Cunningham 254-633, Scott
Rummell 244-625, Ken MacGregor
215-615, Kathy Hewitt 218-607, Scott
Finlayson 230-602, Tom Dobinson
237, Bill Garrett 236, Edna Rudd 215.
April 3: Bill Corneliuen 269-767,
Bob Cornish 299-688, Larry MacGre-
gor 242-649, Alex Hyde 231-642,
Edna Rudd 283-625, Don Cunning-
ham 237-621, Pat Ryan 207-615,
Wendy Carter 251, Scott Rummell
242.
MEDWAY
Harney DenOtter 264-648, Bill
Bere 233-634, Ken Weir 241-626,
Mary Pattison 226-616, Cora Shubert
245-612, Shirley Bosley 281, Alex
Bowley 223, Russ Rush 221, Marion
Barr 220.
FRIDAY MIXED
Pete Smith 313-817, Wayne Smith
298-727, Rob Eastman 295-703, Russ
Smith 239-697, Harold Smith 258-
651, Chris Smith 221-648, Dan Rod-
gers 226-608, Evelyn Smith 267, ,
Gayle Fox 232.
SUNDAY YBC
John Glover 309, Chris Smith 229,
Stephen Snider 213, Scat Smith 210,
Lori Ilodgins 186, JB. Mason 170.
SUNDAY MIXED
Paul Smith 298-803, Deb Pearce
266-765, Gary Dunlop 303-720, Lin-
da Webber 324-717, Gee Moss 261-
714, Barb Moss 243-696, Helen Ka-
dey 277-687, Ron Mason 254-680,
Gregory Revuiigton 245-677, Kathy
Mason 248-651, Cheryl Smith 239-
640.
THURSDAY MEN
Bill Mather: 314430, Pete Smith
349.775, Bob Smith 264-759, Saiz y
Hyde 279-727, John Kohut 271-726,
Kevin Lightfoot 287-722, Pete Van-
Gee1258.721, Don Morgan 243-716,
Brad Taylor 252-715, Dan Heywood
270-712, Fred Allison 262-706,
Smith 266-702, Brian Anker: 263.7
Jun Gould 300-697, Jim Smith 292-
681, Dan Rodgers 251-679, Don Walt
258-677, Orval Rinn 241-671, Chris
Smith 261-667, Bob Taylor 298-665.
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mainder of the game peppering
McCann with some quality shots
but the Hawks' netminder stood
tall.
Pt. Stanley pulled Wore in fa-
vour of the extra attacker and con-
tinued to press, coming close on
several occasions. Redden pulled
a puck out of the air with two sec-
onds remaining and seemed cer-
tain to score but Larry Lewis de-
flected the shot wide as the buzzer
sounded.
After the game, Kenrick felt
good about the win.
"We stuck to our game plan. We
covered the wingers and checked
them close, forcing the puck," said
Kenrick. "We'd been thinking
about it all along, but tonight we
really did ii"
The Exeter Hawks now face the
Lucan Irish in a best -of -seven west
division final.
Exeter Hawks
Playoff statistics
(Does not include first game against
Lucan)
FORWARDS
NO. NAME G A P
6 Cory Colhoun 4 3 7
7 Paul Manders 1 3 4
10 Mark Reid 0 0 0
12 Shayne Robinson 2 0 2
13 Hulett Tinney 2 6 8
IS J.P. Cousineau 7 6 13
18 John Rooseboom 0 0 0
19 Derek Shackleton 8 8 16
20 Scott Schiedel 5 4 9
21 Andrew Barton 6 7 13
22 Jim Dickins 1 3 4
23 Jason Heywood 2 7 9
24 Doug Clark 6 9 15
DEFENCE
2 Larry Lewis 1 3 4
3 Steve Vandenberk 0 0 0
4 David Dalrymple 1 4 5
5 Allan Blommaert 0 2 2
9 Jeff Dalrymple 0 2 2
16 Jamie Cornish 0 1 1
17 John Bell 3 1 4
'A' Champs - Winning the 'A' division of the Stephen Township Vol-
leyball League this past winter were, back, left; Sherry Nickles, Car-
ol Windsor, Laura Lee Nickles. Front, left; Kevin Windsor, Tom
Rolph, Andy Mathers.
'B' Winners - Taking the 'B' title were, back, left; Tim Farwell, Paul
Gilmour, Fred Gregus. Front, left; Vince Winters, Shelly Weber,
Heather Marcy. Absent: Brenda Schroeder.
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