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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-02-03, Page 16itlice46 Times -Advocate, February 3, 1fr93 .wee manta Commiliettion For Becky Kirk, left; and Tara Masse, both of St. Boniface School, concentrating was very important during the Knights of Columbus free-throwing mpetition in Hen- -sall last Tuesday. Both advanced to the next round. HENSALL - it takes total con- -'trentration, while dozens welch your every move, you -lace aim. Kens, g your knees, you push your arms out and wait. Wait for the ball to leave your hands and sail through the air to its final destination; the hoop. This is basketball free throw shooting mid for 170 local elementary school students, Wednesday was a big day in Hensel!. Surrounded in the Hensall Public School gymnasium by parents and fellow competitors, they took part in the annual Knights of Columbus -Local 8863 Free Throw Contest. Brad Brown of Zurich Public School hit 12 -of -15 from the line to wain the boys 12 year-old division wand gain a berth at the next event which will be held in Exeter. Other first place winners were Dana Thiel, Zurich, 6-15, girls 10; John Lake, Zurieh, 6-15, boys 10; Tara Masse, St. Boniface, 6-15, girls 11; Jeff Lovie, Zurich, 9-15, boys 11; BeckyKirk, Zurich, 8-15, girls 12; Julie Rooseboom, Horsell, 10-15, girls 13; Joey Forrester, Zu- rich, 9-15, boys 13; Lisa Graham, Hensall, 8-15, girls 14; Jeff Reid, Hensall, 10-15, boys 14. The following are the second place finishers in each division: Lindsay Haberer, Zurich, 4-15, girls 10; Adam Bedard, St. Boni- face, 6-15, boys 10; Jamie Reab- urn, Hensall, 3-15, girls 11; Jeremy Geoffrey, St. Boniface, 9-15, boys 11; Julie Forrest, Hensall, 6-15, girls 12; Darren Clarke, St. Boni- face, 9-15, boys 12; Elizabeth Lo- vie,Zurich, 8-15, girls 13; Kris Leppington, Hensel!, 9-15, boys 13; Katie Seaton, Hensall, 7-15, girls 14; Andrew Bedard, St. Boni- face, 8-15, boys 14. , Ready next round CREDITON - Saturday morning, about 65 top hoopsters attended a basketball free-throw competition hosted by the Rev. J.M. Fogarty Council of the Knights of Colum- bus at Stephen Central School. Students from seven local schools competed in the event to choose one champion from each age category to go on to the district level free-throw competition to be held at South Huron District High School on February 27. Champions Saturday morning were Cecile Mass of Precious Blood School (age 10 girls), Bryan Stuckless from Stephen Central School (age 10 . boys), Kim Wegg of McCurdy School (age 11 girls), Jason Grenier of Precious Blood (age 11 boys), Jennifer Regier of Mt. Cannel (age 12 girls), Jeremy iucan Bowling .des MatrdayLadies • Marg Young 333-737, Heather Smith 343-689, Lynn Smith 235.684. Joan Finkbeiner 240-653, Lynne Farquhar 238-653, Pat Hodgins 282-652, Deb Pearce 253-652, Helen Rodgers 277- 634. Janet Ankers 246-632. Marj Green 225-614, Cathy Holt/Bunn 206-606, Mans . Soou 205-593, Shirley Rees 226-566. Joan Scott 203-563. Tuesday Y.B.C. Marcus Appelman 258, 157, Ryan Nicholson 187, 160, Craig Leyes 152, 149. Greg Cunningham 152. 140. Kurt Juagens 151, 145, Chad Rodgers 170, Nick Andersen 165, Nathan Rolltitnrrggs 163, Brad Gwalchntai 161, Jennifer Heaugue 154, Jamie Tsantilas 147. Medway Arnie Vanderweil 272-651, Ken .+.hilWeir 280-637, Len •Poole 227-632. Bili '1iklere 188-550, Myrtle Hastings 211 "545, Shirley Dooley 218-527, Donna ,,riefftcy 203-525. Dave Smith 254-522, mean Poole 213, Marg Carmichael 212, 4nlim Hastings 204, Loretta Needham 188. Bob Jeffrey 180. • Senior Citizens Jean Dann 261-627, Pat ,Davis 248- 616, Jinn Burt 210-584. Mary Scott 256-570, Charlie Grieve 233-561, Stan Roth 208-555, Ron Dame 203-547, Grafton Squire 203-519, Cathie West - man 200-511. Marion Thompson 183- 504, Myrtle Ginso 183-501, Harry Noels 190, Len Smith 189. Wednesday Y.H.C. Pam Richards 159. 108, Nick Husk ing 123,101, Carrie MacGregor 109. 108, Mike Graiwm 162. Shauna Town- send 149, Mike Dalgleish 147, Joe McNaughton 140, Colin Hackett 135, Jonathon Smith 130. Neel Misra 119. Ashley Smith 116, Heather Forbes 114. C.A.W. Gary Melvin 294-770, Wayne Wil- son 301-705, Larry Smith 233-611, Lyana Smith 221-611, Glens Tripp 212-611, Pat Hodgins 222-566, Bob Smith Jr. 226-563, Bah Smith 211 541, Connie Weser 203-517, Cathy Bauch 202. Wednesday Mixed Mark Frayne 299-664, Don Cunniny, ham 224.643, Karen Leger , 240-632. Larry Mather 248-624, .Al kollings 251-552, Wendy Carter 202-541, les Cunningham 203-528, Vicki Ward 218.523, thug Smith 204.520, Tum Dobu son 198, Tim Wither 188. intrada n Jack Fuller 265, 34)5.2263.528, Jim Strath 370, 243. 208.821, Lion Mor an .242. 204, 265-811, Boh Smith 238, 313,35=$06. George Lee 233, 129, .241.803, bill Medias 271.776, than! Taylor 381-769. Fred Allison 261-763. mon Witt. 2964.52, .Rete .Smith . 272- ea2. Briant Amkers381,'737,- !Alli - 412[ 277731' hiss ecu► 3'Z . Paul 251-n1, 13anliiiit�tbbd 299- f1 t3At- 149499,l6tsve Snider `-392+696. Dave Glendinning 256-695, :Murray Yeo 253.692, Bob Pipe 249- 4484, Bob Moore 310-683, Lloyd Rim- -enei.242.680, Gary Melvin 348-675. Friday Mixed -Larry: $with 263-774, Wayne Smith 259-696, Jim Burt 268-662. Russ Smith 262-638, Chris Smith 249-635, Jeanette Smith 224-616, Bob Smith 231-613, Scott Smith 213-610, Marlyn Smith 230. Stan Roth 205. Ladies Inter -town Lucan 5 vs. Goderich 22. Linda Web- ber 255-687, Joyce Sovereign 215-599, Helen Hardy 223-581. Men's Inter -town Lucan 28.5 at Molesworth 41 - 16.5. Doug Fenn Jr. 310-1320, Doug Fenn Sr. 268-1214, Scou Berger 263-1139. Selects Lucan 30 vs. Arcade Eastown 13. Neil Berkman 279, 243, 250, 401, 287-1460, Bob Smith 321-1382, Mur- ray Bennewies 344-1341. ' Sunday Mixed Peter Gibson 252-712, Rob Riley 256-705, Larry Gibson 267-692, Butch Riley 257-688, Bob Cornish 250-687, Garry Gibson 291-658, Cheryl Smith 258-657. Loyd Rinuner 336-655, Marg McKichan'222-626, Kathy Mason 242- 625. Marie Jaques 263-620. Fred Welk 228-607, Floyd Riley 247-602, Tina Gibson 268-601. urich Town:& tr .des ,may Pineview Park Group Chris Morgan 379, Maureen Healey 481, Cora Stewart 457, Dawn Berry 370, Ron Allen 566, John Kaman 353, Allis Stewart 329. . Monday Grand fiend Seniors Joan Dann 615. Rem Dann 571, A i - leen Ravelle 453, Clayton Lovie 449, Dorothy Cutting 410. Nola Taylor 326. H.S. - Ron Dann 213, H.S. - Jean Dann 248. Saturday Y.H.C. Bantams: 3 games - Jenny Hardy 449, Jonathan Hardy 415, Shaun Du- charme 412, Jason Hardy 411, Shaven Munn 395, Derek Ducitanmc 381, Becky Meitdinger 379, Shawn Becker 362, Craig Schroeder 336, Ryan Par- sons 312, Meagan Sweeney 287, Leanne Shanks 278, !.aura Shanks 278, Matthew Laporte 259, Stacey. Butson 251, Melissa Meidinger 249, .Michael KJaasen 246, Chris O'Brien 231. Peewees and Smutty 2 games - Joey Rader 193, Bevan Butson 174, Julia Hardy 163. Tasha Green 138. Sunday Y.B.C. Blue Jays - H.T. Jim Denorrune 463, Zurich Strikers - H.T. Shane Wilcox 453, Naas - H.T. Greg Cregan 618. Strike Face I - H.T. Hoath Palest 651, People in Da House - H.T. Scott Gould 764, Wild Things - H.T. Soon Parsons 534. Tuesday ARC Aatpek Dan Gael, 118, David Breaaette 120, Doug Need 108, Gladys Ruston 100, Robert Fos 94, Penny („aza 79. Glad- wyn Dale 79, Suaette Leeson 131- J'rWau Mieird,itetnede Bal Attitres - MikeCas 658 259. Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 653 272. Hot Shots • Pete McFalla 622256. Ramblers - Barb Eisenshink 600-217, Toadally Mixed Up - Jeff Butson 532- 189, The Nots - Don Beauie 575-246. ikligh Single; Bt .3'12, Glo- ria McFalls 350;- Hig}i '!'rule - Mike Cregan 803. Bev Cregan 812; High Av- erage - Jim Russell 210. Bev Cregan 212. Thursday Night Mimed League Hits and Misses - Henry Larsen 695, Pin Crushers - Tom Smits 636, G.M.D.'s - Leroy Meloche 633, Pin s - Val Ford 712, Nickel Nuts - Smith 669, The living Legends - RaLray 703. H.S. - Gerry Thiel 314. H.T. - Ratty Larsen 766, H.A. - Bert deBont 200, H.S. - Marilyn Ben- gough 328, H.T. - Val Ford 712. H.A. - Val Ford 184. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors M Hargreaves 590, Bob Simpson 545. Wonon 530, Bob McCall 504. Kay Allen 498. Wynne Burgess 493. H.S. - Bob Simpson 225, Wynne Burgess 200. Thursday Golden Age Seniors Bill Burr 386, Austin Hartman 313, Jack Lillie 324, Hazel McEwen 293, Laird Jaoobe 251, Mary Jacobe 235, H.S. - Bill Burr 193, H.S. - Harvey Makin 185. Wednesday Ladles Gert Beaver 515, Linda Webber 686, Louise Wein 514, Ulla Larsen 488, Dorothy Kiefer 500, Maida Baynharn 433, Grace Drummond 548, Bette Smith 529, Bea Dykstra 516, Noreen McCann 463. June Campbell 508, Ca- vell Brown 476. H.S. - Linda Webber 283, Dorothy Kipfer 216, Grace Dame mond "216. Wednesday Night ladies Minus Two - Sheens Baker 674, The Shakers - Dple Ridley 654, Who's It - Joyce Hillman 652, Hindi-trapps - Lau- rie Stanlakc 520, Lucky Strikes - Yvonne Clackeu 505, Repeaters - Betty Deters 565, High Single - Louise Van- denber}• 268, High Average - Shoona Baker 218. Monday Ladies Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 553, Gutter Gang - Linda Gexumer 526, Rad Devils - Ssadra Diekeet 702, Alley Cats Sheens -B 691, 'remit&C� ar Hilda Vderboek 594, iiNtpy !Clan Pat Palen 577. Alley ()ups - Anita Fa- ber 610, Packers - Mona Kraft 546, Sil- ly Six - Mona Traquair 613, Pinpoppers Theresa Stark 693. Odds n' Ends - Trudy Roosebouni 655, Jolly Six - Edna Miekle 646,h Single - Awa Faller 327, High Triple - Karen bell 839, High Average - Sandra .ert 223. Tuesday Men's League Big Daddy Shindig - Andy Lebreche 645, Heosall BoouAers - Peter Bedard Jr. 587, Fimily Affair - Tony Bedard 6111, Market - Laroy Mcloche 685, Loa Crystal Balls - Leo diotttnsn 686, Klon- dyke - Luke Moramststaeg 701, Hight roller s - Lambert $.alteeeen 588, The Hookers - Roger Ward608, Rockets - Gary Huston 772, High Sisglc - 011ie Edwards 337, High Triple - 011ie Ed - .watch 875. High Average - 011ie &s- wards 236.7. Satw'dey ladies later -tarn Molesworth 20 pts. vs. Zurich 42 7 pts. H.S. - Beuy 1areers 259. Mona Tra- guair 192, H.T. r -,Betty Datc►s 679, Mona Tilligtialr Zrrsich 8 -v 1 ripen e Morn - e Cseg,an &300. " Maskell of Exeter Public School (age 12 boys), Shawna Rowe of Usbome Central (age 13 girls), Jeff MacLean of Usbome (age 13 boys), and Steven Hem of Usbome (age 14 boys). There were no competitors fbr the age 14 girls category. The district tournament, hosted by Don ORourke who organized Saturday's , event, will pit these competitors against challengers from Strathroy, Watford, Parkhill, Lucan, and Zurich. Iniglastegiallag COMM OA tile Wailiber E'X1;'li'ER - Weather got you down? Can't find the right time to exercise?, Well, why not try hall walking? `The South Huron District High School is now open weekdays and even- ings for those who want to keep up their walking program but not battle the cold, nasty weather. "The reason we set it up, is so people can walk before going to work," said South Huron Recreation Centre rec director Lynne Farquhar. She recently went through the halls of the high school and marked out two different courses. One includes both the ground and upper floors in which four laps of the course is equal to one kilometre while six laps is a one -mile distance. For those who do not want to battle the stairs, six laps on the ground floor make up one kilometre while nine laps is a mile. Farquhar said there are several people already using the school at night to get in their regular exercise. It also gives some a feel of security. "It's so dark on the streets this time of year," said Farquhar. There are.some simple rules to follow when using the school; park at the rec centre and walk over to the high school and, once in the school, please take your boots off. "There are some who have been walking there in the evening. I suggest they change out of the their snow boots and into running shoes." Copies of the walking route at the school may be obtained at the rcc cen- tre in Exeter. Linda Marsden who works in Exeter, brought the idea of indoor walking to Farquhar and agreed that weather conditions this time of year make it difficult to walk outside. "You can do as many (laps) as you want and not have to worry about falling on the ice," said Marsden. She hopes to put some signs around town encouraging others to walk at the school. Marsden is originally from Ohio where she said the malls would open early in the morning and many seniors would walk -inside. (Always consult a physician before beginning any regular exercise pro- gram.) - Soutr- Huror Bic Arco-rier:JEir:Sister; bowiatncti '9,- r ;rit)nsit)t a Bowler. epi 14 t =unclralse‘ Suppor: 15. aporeciatec: MATING ELECIT+IICALLY? Let us install a new Lennox Pulse high efficiency fumace -natural gas or propane -and start saving up to 70% of your fuel bill now! Artie and pay no principal or interest until June 1993! - - on approved credit, of course BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. 262-2020 Highway «4, Hensall Your home comfort people lrr,u M...ai.ir d t.4M,t. of Loon*. NWwYW Owes pooled 262 2626 .sYp. N Canada . Whew Samba SPECi Oil Lube Filter 95_ _ Plus Taxes • • Parts and labour, up to 5.0 L. of engine Oil, most GM cars and light trucks. Lowe hwirAilmilaimmarrigisy 2a5/0669 I *xete o 6-- iin,t.$. Cuter it :,:;,- :- i , , ; ;.7..,- ,:,: - ,,,, i 8eaforth 7 vs Deter 4 Good games by: Denise Ritchie, Chan- telle FJderand Katy Pinder Exeter 7 vs St. Marys 2 Goals: Jamie Darling, Ctelle Elder (2), Amur Preszcator, Denise Ritchie, Danielle Ritchie, Karly Pinder Assists: Jamie Darting, Querelle Elder (2), Amber oeszctunr,. si e,Ritchie (2),. Danielle Ritchie. Karigy boder (2) (rood effvatby all pisytrs ..'Ifeenalk . k Regular Season Run. - Jan.31 Eider 10 vs SL Marys 1 Goat: Eliahal.awreace (3), Julie God - bolt, Tracy Wilson,Sarah Wuenb,Ja- ctyn Harnham, Sarah Hodge, Kim Kel- ler, Ann Marie Parsons Assists: Tracy Wilson, Sarah Wuenh Ilaynharn.Ssralt Hodge (2), Sarah Webber (2), Lawn Baynbarn (2), Pam Keys (4), Go.Maoder: Michelle McNeilly ' January 30 . Feeler Tereea 6 vs Mitchell 2 Goals: Sarah Moasigjohn (3), Kelly Re- (2), Jodi Terra gier tner Assists: Jayne BaWutyne,Sarah Moau- riajohn Goetteader: Cathleen Cisme] 2 Jaawry 31 - Lector 13 vs. St. Marys 1 Goals: Missy Hayter, Sarah Mosurin- john (3), Cheryl Wein, Carolyn Quinn (2), Kelly Regier, Sarah Hamilton (2), Jayne Ballantyne (2), Praslee Mayer Aaaiats: Carolyn Quinn,Sassh Hamilton (2), Kelly Kegler, Sasa.aab o (4), Jodi Truaooer (3). Pumice Maver, Jayne Ballaaytae .6alalissder: Catblae eel Iniglastegiallag COMM OA tile Wailiber E'X1;'li'ER - Weather got you down? Can't find the right time to exercise?, Well, why not try hall walking? `The South Huron District High School is now open weekdays and even- ings for those who want to keep up their walking program but not battle the cold, nasty weather. "The reason we set it up, is so people can walk before going to work," said South Huron Recreation Centre rec director Lynne Farquhar. She recently went through the halls of the high school and marked out two different courses. One includes both the ground and upper floors in which four laps of the course is equal to one kilometre while six laps is a one -mile distance. For those who do not want to battle the stairs, six laps on the ground floor make up one kilometre while nine laps is a mile. Farquhar said there are several people already using the school at night to get in their regular exercise. It also gives some a feel of security. "It's so dark on the streets this time of year," said Farquhar. There are.some simple rules to follow when using the school; park at the rec centre and walk over to the high school and, once in the school, please take your boots off. "There are some who have been walking there in the evening. I suggest they change out of the their snow boots and into running shoes." Copies of the walking route at the school may be obtained at the rcc cen- tre in Exeter. Linda Marsden who works in Exeter, brought the idea of indoor walking to Farquhar and agreed that weather conditions this time of year make it difficult to walk outside. "You can do as many (laps) as you want and not have to worry about falling on the ice," said Marsden. She hopes to put some signs around town encouraging others to walk at the school. Marsden is originally from Ohio where she said the malls would open early in the morning and many seniors would walk -inside. (Always consult a physician before beginning any regular exercise pro- gram.) - Soutr- Huror Bic Arco-rier:JEir:Sister; bowiatncti '9,- r ;rit)nsit)t a Bowler. epi 14 t =unclralse‘ Suppor: 15. aporeciatec: MATING ELECIT+IICALLY? Let us install a new Lennox Pulse high efficiency fumace -natural gas or propane -and start saving up to 70% of your fuel bill now! Artie and pay no principal or interest until June 1993! - - on approved credit, of course BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. 262-2020 Highway «4, Hensall Your home comfort people lrr,u M...ai.ir d t.4M,t. of Loon*. NWwYW Owes pooled 262 2626 .sYp. N Canada . Whew Samba SPECi Oil Lube Filter 95_ _ Plus Taxes • • Parts and labour, up to 5.0 L. of engine Oil, most GM cars and light trucks. Lowe hwirAilmilaimmarrigisy 2a5/0669 I *xete o 6-- iin,t.$. Cuter it 'Week 1 Minutes per day Times per week , , '45 . 4 -50ta+t) 2 I; 40thrtao -2 "Week 2 Minutes per day . 40 0 '50 (sew 40 Nato ♦ Timesperw�eek. 3_ 2 2 2 2 Week 3 Minutes per day 40 30 55 (brisk ) 45 (brisk) 1 Times per week ti 9 2 2 -r 2 2 `Week 4 Minutes per day 35 40 35 55 para) 45 (rail) Times per week i 3 1 2 2 2 - 2 Week 5 Minutes per day 40 45 35 60 tear) '50 (fur) Times per week 3 2 2 2 -SO 2 Week 6 Minutes per day 40 50 40 60 (r.u) (h„) Times per week 3 2 2 2 .2 Iniglastegiallag COMM OA tile Wailiber E'X1;'li'ER - Weather got you down? Can't find the right time to exercise?, Well, why not try hall walking? `The South Huron District High School is now open weekdays and even- ings for those who want to keep up their walking program but not battle the cold, nasty weather. "The reason we set it up, is so people can walk before going to work," said South Huron Recreation Centre rec director Lynne Farquhar. She recently went through the halls of the high school and marked out two different courses. One includes both the ground and upper floors in which four laps of the course is equal to one kilometre while six laps is a one -mile distance. For those who do not want to battle the stairs, six laps on the ground floor make up one kilometre while nine laps is a mile. Farquhar said there are several people already using the school at night to get in their regular exercise. It also gives some a feel of security. "It's so dark on the streets this time of year," said Farquhar. There are.some simple rules to follow when using the school; park at the rec centre and walk over to the high school and, once in the school, please take your boots off. "There are some who have been walking there in the evening. I suggest they change out of the their snow boots and into running shoes." Copies of the walking route at the school may be obtained at the rcc cen- tre in Exeter. Linda Marsden who works in Exeter, brought the idea of indoor walking to Farquhar and agreed that weather conditions this time of year make it difficult to walk outside. "You can do as many (laps) as you want and not have to worry about falling on the ice," said Marsden. She hopes to put some signs around town encouraging others to walk at the school. Marsden is originally from Ohio where she said the malls would open early in the morning and many seniors would walk -inside. (Always consult a physician before beginning any regular exercise pro- gram.) - Soutr- Huror Bic Arco-rier:JEir:Sister; bowiatncti '9,- r ;rit)nsit)t a Bowler. epi 14 t =unclralse‘ Suppor: 15. aporeciatec: MATING ELECIT+IICALLY? Let us install a new Lennox Pulse high efficiency fumace -natural gas or propane -and start saving up to 70% of your fuel bill now! Artie and pay no principal or interest until June 1993! - - on approved credit, of course BAILEY'S OF HENSALL LTD. 262-2020 Highway «4, Hensall Your home comfort people lrr,u M...ai.ir d t.4M,t. of Loon*. NWwYW Owes pooled 262 2626 .sYp. N Canada . Whew Samba SPECi Oil Lube Filter 95_ _ Plus Taxes • • Parts and labour, up to 5.0 L. of engine Oil, most GM cars and light trucks. Lowe hwirAilmilaimmarrigisy 2a5/0669 I *xete o 6-- iin,t.$. Cuter it