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BANTAMS WIN IN BUFFALO — The Exeter Legion bantams won a recent hockey tournamept in Buffalo,
New York. Back, left, Dennis Kints, manager Tom McCann, Jeff Dalrymple, Dave Russell, Dale Kints, Brian
Quinn, Paul Mellecke, Tim Moore, coach Simon van Dam. Front, Fred Gregus, Jeff Hannah, Mark Coward,
Steve Lingard, Shawn Moore, Jon O'Connor, Darryl McCann, Scott Heywood. Missing was Steve Anderson.
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NEW EMHA EXECUTIVE — The new executive of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association was named recently.
Back, left, 'Ron Hern, Clarence Fergusson, John Campbell, Brian Wedlake, Don Heywood, Larry Taylor and
treasurer Frank Kints. Front, vice-presidents Tom McCann and Paul Charrette, past president Al Quinn, presi-
dent Simon Van Dam, secretary Sharon Lynn and treasurer Francis Kints. T -A photo.
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HURON PARK PLAYOFF CHAMPS - The Six Pack team won the playoff. championships of the Huron Par
ladies bowling league. From the left are Helen Kadey, Helene Fick, Bonnie Major, Marie Jaques, Barb Moore
and Donna Glanville. T -A photo.
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South Huron fifth in track
South Huron District High
School placed fifth overall as
a team in last week's
Westminster track and field
meet. In the pouring rain the
athletes discovered how their
training is progressing and
what the competition will be
like this season.
In the first outdoor meet for
Southwestern Ontario Tim
Easterbrook was .first in
junior long jump with 5.7 m.
For the midget 3000 m. race
Beth Sweeney's 12.25 min.
time was the best. Susan
McClure ran first in the 200
m. and third in the 100m.with
respective times of 28.5 sec.
and 13.8 sec.
Alice Dietrich placed third
in the senior 800 m. in 2.45
minutes. McClure was fifth in
the same race. In the junior
, 500 m. Leanne Dillon was
eighth and Irene Dietrich
eleventh. Stephanie Jones had
2.55min. in the midget800m.
As a senior boy Jeff Wareham
placed eighth in 2.19 minutes.
Glenn Durie is showing
strength as he placed sixth in
the 3000 m. and eighth:in the
1500 m. Mark Johnson was
tenth in both of those junior
races.
South Huron's long distance'
shows the strength of hard
training as several runners
had good placings. Mary Lou
Rundle was fourth and fifth in
the senior 1500 m. and 3000 m.
with times of 5.56 and 12.46
respectively Tracey
Ducharme was sixth in the
senior 3000 m. and Shiela
Regier had the same placing
in the midget race.
Lyndi Dillon had good times
to place sixth and eighth
respectively in midget 3000 m.
and 1500 m. Jeanette Van
Esbroeck continued the cross
country duel with Dillon by
placing seventh and tenth in
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the same races but only six
seconds behind in each.
Roger Ward was fifth in the
midget 200 m. in 26.6 seconds.
On the field Andrea Pearce
placed fifth junior discus with
a throw of 23.7 m. Paulette
Rauthbeauer and Brenda
Wilson both cleared 1.4
metres in midget high jump
to place seventh and eighth.
Action will continue at the
Medway Relays this Thurs-
day. Regular field events will
occur but on the track various
relay combinations will be
run. As well, the Annual
Forest City Prep Meet is at
J.W. Little Stadium in London
this Saturday. The prestige
meet lures athletes from a
wide area. Next Monday
April 30, Petrolia is hosting an
Invitational Meet.
The two-day Huron -Perth
competition is quickly ap-
proaching and is scheduled
for May 8 and 9 in Goderich.
Colonials
The Grand Bend Colonials
are off to a Dying start this
Lady golfers
to get going
The Ironwood Ladies Golf
Club will open their season
Wednesday May 9 with a
round of golf and a pot luck
supper.
All former members and
new members are cordially •
invited to come out and enjoy
the fun.
In case of inclement
weather, the pot luck supper
will be held at 6:30 with cards
to follow. For further infor-
mation call Helen Burton or
Helen Webtler.
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win pair
year in the first division of the
London and district soccer
league.
In their opening game a
week ago, the Colonials edg-
ed Strathroy 3-2 and Sunday
of this week it was another
victory over Strathroy. This
time the score was 3-1.
In the first game, Greg
Ryan, Kevin Simmons and
Tony Mennen were the goal
scorers and in the second
game, Mike Klijn, Alex
Haragett and Tony Mennen
booted the successful goals.
This Saturday, the Col-
onials will be in Woodstock to
compete in a tournament.
r
2nd Annual
Ball Hockey
Tournament
May 5, 6
At South Huron Rec Centre
For more information call 235-2833
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Huron Motor Products
DEMO
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Come in and check our low clear out
prices on these models.
1984 Firebird: V6 engihe, tinted glass, rear
spoiler, automatic trans, lamp group, AM/FM
cassette stereo. rally susp. etc. List price
$12,730.00
1984 Pont. 6000 4 if t_cangine, tinted
gloss, sport mirro• N group, AM/FM
stereo, w/woll lire -. List price $12,033.00.
1984 Buick Century 4 dr.: V6 engine, two
tone paint, tinted gloss, styled wheels. sport
mirrors, AM/FM stereo, etc. List price
$13,087.00
1984 Buick Skylark 4 dr.: V6 engine, tinted
glass, sport mirrors, w/woll tires, lamp
group. body side moldings, etc. List price
$11,110.00
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The Standing Senate
Committee on Agriculture
Fisheries and Forestry
Chairman: The Hon. Herbert O. Sparrow
SOIL CONSERVATION IN CANADA
A challenge facing all Canadians
PUBLIC MEETINGS
May 1 Guelph, Ontario
-May 3 Montreal, Quebec
May 8 Fredericton, New Brunswick
May 9 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
'May 10 Halifax, Nova Scotia
The Holiday Inn, 9:30 a.m.
Those interested in making presentations are asked to contact the
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Standing Senate Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry,
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April 25, 1984 Page 9
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1984
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