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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-02, Page 9BEST PEE WEES — Trophies were awarded to three players on each of the two Zurich pee wee teams at Thursday's minor hockey banquet. Bock, left, Randy Hoffman, Randy Regier and Jeff Keller. Front, Andrew Scott, Dean Martin and Derrick Overholt. T -A nhoto i • TOP ATOM PLAYERS — The top three p ayers on eac o t e two Zurich atom teams received individual awards at Thursday's minor hockey banquet. Back,. left, Mark Crane, Jamie Regier and Craig Redick. Front, Jason Schilbe, Terry Gentnner and Rob Dchar BEST ZURICH BANTAMS — Jeff Hoffman, Richard Voogel and Mark Laporte receiv- ed trophies as the top Zurich bantams at Thursday's Minor Hockey Association ban- quet. T -A photo r. ) B CHAMPS — The Town and Country 6 won the ladies' B championship. Posing with their trophies at the banquet in Hensall are (back left) Verlyn Huston, Shirley Pole, Jean Chambers, Norma Desjardine and (front) Bev Moir, Hilda Vanderhoek and Elizabeth Rasenbv. 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Game time is 7 p.m. Theleague will consist of 10 teams with the two Lieury teams from previous years joining. The rest of the teams include last years champs Lucan Irish, Lucan Astros, Poplar Hill, Nairn, Sylvan, Il- derton, Bryanston, West Cor- ners, Lieury and Exeter. The Royals have been prac- ticing twice weekly and have a exhibition game tonight against St. Marys Baird Lumber Kings, last years South Perth league champs. Randy Kraul has joined the team and Paul McKnight, Mike Desjardine, Dan Area pacers set records Area race horses are conti- nuing to chalk up remarkable records at various tracks in North America. At Flamboro Downs Friday night, Roger B Quick won his fourth consecutive race in a rapid time of 1.59.3. Roger B. Quick, a four year-old gelding is owned by Jack Morrissey of Grand Bend, trained by Jim Mor- rissey and was driven to his latest victory by Dennis Morrissey. If was the gelding's 17th victory in 37 lifetime starts and he has never finished out of the money. Roger B. Quick was bred and raised by Art Hodgins at Clandeboye and is from Nan- cy Bay, a Hodgins owned mare and by Roger who was an original Clint Hodgins sire. Another Jim Morrissey trained pacer set a North American season record at the Meadowlands on. the weekend. Willow Wiper who is owned by Bob Hamather and has been troubled with in- juries in recent years won a $30,000 open pace in a time of 1.53.2. Heywood, Phil Turner and Willie Lamb who is back after a year's absence will make up the infield. Gary Skinner, Dave Prout, Barry Baynham who will also play some infield, Al Lovell, Jeff Lindenfield, and Jeff O'Brien who played in the Memorial league last year with Strathroy will be in the outfield. Dan Heywood, Brian Hodgins and Dave Prout will be doing the bulk of the pit- ching with Paul McKnight also seeing some spot duty, The team also is planning on entering O.A.S.A. playdowns. They are allowed to add four or five players for the Ontario playdowns. Sam Skinner is back coaching with Fred Cook back as manager. The Royals tournament will be held August 10,11,12, with a new format and $800. first prize money. They also require umpires for their home games who are carded, mostly Thursday games. Contact Fred Cook 235-0831 or Sam Skinner at 228-6292 if you are interested in umpiring. Anyone who is interested in playing should contact these numbers also. Anyone wishing to help spon- sor the team can contact Mr. Skinner or Mr. Cook. Clinic at Hully Gully April 21 the first Motocross clinic of the season was held at Hully Gully near Varna, with many young and not -so - young students in attendance. The youngest student was eight-year old Randy Johnson ' of Kitchener, with riders ages going up to 42 -year old Dennis Larche of Woodstock. • Chief instructor Chuck Col- lins handled most of the riding training, assisted by Jimmie Dickins and Hully Gully team rider Darryl Farrish, while Jimmie's father, • service manager Wayne Dickins took care of the technical side of things, as well as babysitting the students' parents. A special Motocross School will be conducted at Rutty Gully by Honda Canada on May 4 and 5. " South Huron vote for student council The voting population of South Huron District High School takes to the polls tomorrow to choose its stu- dent council and intramural executives for next year. Of the twenty-three students running for office more than half are grade eleven students. The cam- paigns have beeh quite low- key this week. Candidates answered questions from the student population at the all - candidates meeting Tuesday afternoon. Despite the lack of real issues in school elections the candidates will deliver their campaign speeches at today's assembly: Vying for the three posi- tions of President, First and Second Vice Presidents are Susan Birmingham, Ilam Brennan, Ron "Lattcy, Joe Martens, Liz Martens and Tina Rowcliffe. Jacqui Cottrell and Irene Brand are in a two-way race for the secretary's office. Wanting to be in charge of the money next year are can- didates for treasurer, Scott Jesney, Rachel Mellecke and Doug Woodburn. Running for Social Con- vener are Margi Chaffe, Tam- my Durand and Drew Hasselback. A rush of nominations on the final days saved In- tramurals from a prior lack of candidates. Claiming a stake on the four -position In- tramural Executive are Ken - Darts in playoffs The first round of playoffs in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was completed Friday night with each series being best three -out -of- ve. The scores were: Merri Wraggs 3 Scotties 1 Outlaws 3 Smurfs 0 Turtles 3 itchy Niters 1 Rowdy Ones 3 Makeups 1 Snyde and Clyde 3 Crusaders 1 Shiphunters 3 Trailers 2 Swat 3 MI in the Family 0 Canscotts 3 Odd Ones 0 Friday's schedule is as follows: A p.m. Crusaders vs Make Ups Scotties vs Trailers Odd Ones vs Smurfs Canscotts vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. All in the Family vs itchy Niters Snyde and Clyde vs Rowdy Ones Swat vs Turtles Merri Wraggs vs Shiphunters. dra Arthur, Pauline Brand, Tracey Dietrich, Scott Lovie, Jeff Wareham and Sean Whiteford. Scott Baptist, Cheryl Qowson and Allan Pym are running for the posi- tion of Intramural chairpersotC Unlike past years at South Huron, this year's Students Council is attempting to run the elections in the same manner as municipal elec- tions to give the students ex- perience for their adult voting years. It will bea trial year to determine how the students react to voting in polling stations. Cowgirls to start season The Crediton Cowgirls ladies fastball team are star- ting their season a week earlier this year as they take to the field on Monday, May 7 in Crediton at 9:00 p.m. against Poplar Hili. Wednes- day, May 9 they travel to Ailsa Craig for their second game. The ladies team this year consist of: Tammy Regier, Kelly Heywood, Debbie Lord, Marilyn Smithers, Pauline McCann, Sandy O'Neill, Wilma Lagerwerf, Teresa Van Raay, Wendi Schwindt, Karen Williams, Brenda Wilds, Brenda Curry, Kate Steeper, Judy Steeper., Fay. Schenk and Cecille Muller. Taking care of the coaching department are Brian Mauer and Robert Pertschy. May 2, 1984 Page 9 A CHAMPION BOWLERS — The Packers received their ladies' A champ trophies at a wind-up banquet in Hensall. Shown are (bock left) Elaine Weido, Hazel McEwon, Leona Reichert and (front) Mona Kraft and Joan Finkbeiner. Missing: Barb Van Patter, Thelma Theil and Doris Smith. 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