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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-09-21, Page 9Parkhill returns kufk Ninon likely back to six teams The South Huron in- termediate hockey league season for 1983-84 will likely involve six teams. At a recent meeting the Zurich Buckeyes, Centralia Beginner races end Thursday Thursday, the second last beginner's race in the new Ilully Gully beginners' series was held. As in past races, the enthusiasm of the new riders really showed through. Next Thursday, September 22 is the last beginners' race at Hu11y Gully this season. Since racing starts at 7 p.m. and the days 'are getting shorter, more of the program has to be run as it gets darker. In the interests of safety, organizers have decided not to let the series run past this Thursday. September 15 results: Mini Digger class: Benji Crane, Goderich. Enduro class: Chris Sakusov, Wingham; Brian Olson, Dungannon and Stephen Caulfield, Stratford. ATV class: John Rumney, Strathroy; Kris Boyd, Thed- ford and Mike Rummev, Strathroy. Next beginner's races are Thursday evening, September 22. Practice and registration at 6 p -m.. racing .at7p.m . 4, Marauders, Centralia College Saints and Parkhill Diggers indicated they would be icing teams. Although no official corn - mit ment was received it's expected the defending cham- pion Exeter Mohawks and the strong Hensall Sherwoods will be back for another year. During the 1982-83 season an interlocking schedule of games was played with teams from the North Oxford league. Play between the two leagues is being discontinued for the coming season. A new referee's association has been formed with veteran whistle tooter Carl Nickles handling the chore of referee - in -chief. It is expected a total of 14 referees will be available. The next league meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 26 at 7:30 sharp. Anyone wishing further infor- mation on the league or the upcoming meeting should contact president John Snell or vice-president Mike C► onyn. Shirley Rader is secretary -treasurer and Bob Somerville is league statistician. i. BLUE JAYS CHAMPIONS -- The Blue Joys won the A championship in Zurich Kids Rec Ball, defeating the Tigers. Shown from back left are coach John Consitt, pitcher Dan McKinley, Marty Merner, Kevin Neeb, coach Mike Caers, Wayne Rngier, captain and pitcher Jason Schilbe and coach Jeff Consitt. Middle: Sheila Denomme, Rob Deichert, Paul Deichert, pitcher Jeremy Durand, Donna Gingerich, Joy Keupfer and (front) Collette Bedard, Leon Bedard, Jay Caers, Michelle Caers, Heather Consitt and Rita Denomme. Absent: Heather and Tim Westlake. September 21, 1983 Page 9 � .1710 we rJ Too important ..'OT to ref On the experience and dtt .ttir,n ()t our ("\- /H rt designers itltdy ElerweRS EXETER 235-2350 rt: NORTH STARS WIN — The Brinsley North Stars won the A championship of the North Middlesex ladies slo-pitch league. Back, left, Joan Leger,Brenda Smith, Chris Hodgson, Debbie Thompson, Marg Thompson, Chris Hogan, Linda Lewis and coach Ron Morley. Front, Carol Amos, Sharon Abel, Mary Conlin, Ellen Conlin, Mary Morley, Gladys Lewis and Marilyn Morley. Missing was Edith Hodgins. COME IN AND SEE THE SNOWMOBILES THE COMPET1T1ON HASN'T EVEN IMAGINED YET. The best isn't yet to come, the best is of Hully Gully right now Up and down the line Yamaha hos set standards no one else can match. This year you've got a choice of 9 dif-- lerent sleds. Including the all new Bravo 250 'TS' and the revoluntionary PZ480 Phozer. So this Fri., Sot. 8 Sun. pfan on coming down to Nulty Gul- ly. 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Gymnastics is for youngsters five and over and instruction will be offered in balance beam, floor exer- cise and the uneven bars. No trampoline will be offered this season. All girls should take note that ringette registration will be held Saturday September 25 at the fair. Just look for the Exeter Minor Hockey booth and ringette will be close by. Ringette is a team ice sport for girls similar to hockey with no body contact. Registration fee for this season is 650. Fall programs are soon go- ing to be in full swing, so far cake decorating and morning dance -fit have had full registraton. The following programs and openings still exist for this fall. Ballet, tap and jazz for five and six year olds - full, seven, eight year olds - one space open. All other age categories still have room. Photography - need at least five more to go ahead; ballroom dancing - we need another couple to join in; needlepoint, crewel, crocheting and macrame - lots of space yet; night-time dance -fit - a few spaces left in both classes. Volleyball and badminton still have rooin for people to sign up. To register for any fall programs, call the Rec Centre at 235-2833. Tykes lose first final The Exeter Tykes dropped the first game of the W.O.A.A. baseball final with Listowel 18-12, at home, Saturday. After Listowel scored twice in the top of the second to open the scoring, the locals tied it on a walk to Brett Borden, singles by Todd McCann and Marlen Tinney and a groundout by Mark Burton. Listowel opened up a 17-2 lead going into the bottom of the fifth inning before the Ex- eter squad scored again. Rob McLelland opened the ining with a triple and scored on a single by Burton who also came in on a groundout by Alan Blommaert. In the sixth the rally con- tinued with walks to David Dalrymple and Glenn Quinn, singles by Scott Bishop, Mark Russell and Burton and a dou- ble by Tinned Exeter scored two wore runs in the seventh and left the bases loaded as their ral- ly came up short. Tinney started the game on the mound and pitched Circe strong innings before running into trouble in the fourth. Blommaert relieved and after suffering through a shakey fifth inning, settled down and shut Listowel down in the sixth and Seventh. Sale Prices in effect to Oct. 1, 1983 Antifreeze & Summer Coolant ifreeze/Coolant I/Refrigerant 4LitreS POISON• WARNING SONIC Antifreeze Coolant All -season Permanent Anti -freeze and Coolant pro- vides good protection for your car's cooling system all year round. Formulated to meet the high demand of today's cars, giving better protection from erosion and scale to all metal parts including aluminum and light alloys used in late model cars and trucks. 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