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Times-Advocate, 1996-03-06, Page 16South. Huron Indoor s\ ccer League J Page 16 Times -Advocate, March 6, 1996 EXETER - The South Huron Recreation Centre is wrap- ping up their winter season and are preparing fur their bus- iest time of the year. Dog obedience school was the leader of the pack again for adults, and youth gymnastics seemed to be the most popular activity for children. However, with the new 1996 Spring Programs now avail- able, people will be shifting their focus on to more season- al activities and should consult the Recreation Centre's program for information on summer sports registrations. Rec Centre staff say some of the ongoing programs in- cluding additions such as an added elementary level to the Acro/Jazz program, an activity that combines exercises, wallwork, tumbling, line work and jazz dancing. Some programs such as the baby sitting course, the active parenting of teens course and the CPR instruction course SPORTS , .,„# s h . facing are only available during the spring and summer seasons; while other activities only happen once such as Youth Bin- go, the Kids Kookie Kap& and the March Break Kickoff featuring the popular snake lady and her hands-on exotic pets. Even the seniors are getting into the action as Exeter will host the 1996 Community Senior Games. Designed to pro- mote fun and friendly competition among seniors, 55 and older, with 17 scheduled events such as carpet, lawn and alley bowling, shuffleboard, horseshoes, swimming and card gatnes. The biggest surprise last spring may be the most popular event again this year. Road hockey brought the kids out in flocks as the young hockey players in Exeter refused to say goodbye to the sport, long after the outdoor ice rinks have melted. Jo -Anne Fields, Rec Centre staff, said all of the age groups are filling up, however, the seven to eight year-old category still needs teams. Fields said the tournament is, popular among • youngsters because they have the opt poltunity b pick their own teams and orgapize the event. '; "Phis is the. one thing that isn't planned for them. They pick the teams themselves an stripe .of these kids have been practicing for weeks," said Fields adding some consider it the highlight of their March break. Fields recalls the Dietrich family of Exeter who were faced with a peculiar problem when their spring break va-... cation conflicted with the road hockey dates. "Rte Dietrich boys said they would rather stay home to play road hockey instead of going to Florida with mom -.' and dad," she said. Exeter Junior Classics win bronze LONDON - The Exeter Junior. Classics won bronze in the Sun County Precision Skating Compe- tition in London on Saturday. Over 50 teams competed in this year's event, including 10 teams Exeter skated against in their "B" level group. Exeter went up against five teams in the preliminaries placing second, which secured a place in the gold finals. In front of a panel of judges, Ex- eter skated against the best teams in the competition and were rewarded with the bronze. Team captains Jo- die McGee and Shonyn Baynham were excited about the girl's perfor- mance. "It was a tremendous team effort, they did a superb job," said McGee. Both of them credit the work of their coach Laurie Loosley for bringing the team to a level where they can compete with the best. "She's had some tough shoes to fill and she's done a great job," said Baynham. The Exeter Juvenile Mini - Classics also skated and were placed eighth out of 19 teams. They advanced to the final round placing fifth out of 10 teams. Next competition is scheduled for March 23 when Exeter will host the Western Ontario Sectionals. Exete rpet bowling scores March 4 Marion Dearing John Deweerd Myrtle Maguire Wilma Davis Ray Smith Marshall Dearing Helen Patterson Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club HHAC was formed in the fall of 1990 to further competitive swimming opportunities for youths between the ages of seven and 21. HHAC encour- ages sportsmanship, training for competition and self development in a family oriented environment. HHAC is a member club of Swim Ontario and is affiliated with the Aqua Seven Y Swim League. Swim meet opportunities range from devel- opmental (Novice) up to and including Swim Ontario Sanctioned Regional and Provincial Level Meets. The Club swims out of the Vanastra Recreation Centre in Vanastra, just south of Clinton. Past and present members come from Brussels, Clinton, Dashwood, Dungannon, Exeter, Goderich, Hensall, Lucknow, Port Albert, Seaforth and Wingham. February 25 Meet results HHAC vs. Kitchener Swimmer Individual Free Back Breast Butterfly Medley Style Crawl Stroke (100 m) (50 m) (50 m) (50 m) Candace Becker 1:36 37:97 44:77 54:51 Dashwood Julie Campbell 37:59 43:66 51:13 48:94 Hensall Nathan Cann 28:44 23:86 18:81 Exeter (25 m) (25 m) (25 m) Aaron Datars 1:40 39:33 47:52 50:83 Dashwood 01 Exeter Minor Indoor Soccer League February 26 scores Antelopes 1 vs. Bullets 5 Goals for Antelopes: Jonathan Wagler Goals for Bullets: Ben Martin (2), John Fragiskatos (2), Lisa Hakvoort Lightning 3 vs. Stealths 4 Goals for Lightning: Panayese Fragiskatos (2), Jared Easton Goals for Stealths: Geoff Duckworth, Chris VanEsbroeck (2), Brandon Lewis • Vipers 4 vs. Bulldogs 7 Goals for Vipers: Matt Pfaff, Fallon Giles, Dallas Giles, Bobby Sonthi- rath Goals for Bulldogs: Josh Long (5), Marc Hodgins, Sarah Wuerth (50 m) 47:19 Boys Girls Final team results HHAC Kitchener 104 pts. 128 pts 130 pts. 117 pts. 29:83 (25 m) 54:25 Shuffleboard Exeter February 29 5 game winners Gil Northey 011ie Essery Leona Elliot Sam Skinner 4 game winners Lloyd Lovell Allen Johns Sena Gosar Tom Williams 3 game winners Beatrice Richardson Wm. Baechler Ruby Beaver March 1 4 game winners Wilma Davis Jim Davis John Pepper Doris Miller Seria Gosar 401 366 359 333 390 358 261 227 250 211 184 373 371 296 288 269 3.game winners .y ux - 217 son Clubb 125 3W34 2W1T32 2W38 2W31 2W29 2W25 2W25 Lines from Lucan Lanes Audrey Watt LUCAN - The Provincial Finals for a new bowling tournament, "Triple Play Challenge", was held in Scarborough on February 17. This tourney was introduced this year by the Canadian 5 -Pin Bowl- ers' Association. A team from Lu - can, consisting of Lori Hodgins, Denise Ward and Harold Smith placed second with a total pinfall of 2311 for the three games, just three pins out of first. They each won a dual cassette stereo recorder with CD player. Congratulations to this trio on their excellent showing. Floyd Riley and Cheryl Smith finished first in a Scotch Doubles tourney at Lucan Lanes, with a to- tal pinfall of 1119 over five games. Second place went to Bill Mathers and Chris Willert with 1071, while Doug Lee and Annie Vanhooydonk came in third with 1058. High sin- gle games scores were Bill and Chris 253, Doug and Annie 269, Andy McIntyre and Barb Tuxford 279, Paul and Barb Maillet 275 and Glynn McGee with Hap Wallis 222. The house round for the Black Tower Provincial 5 Pin Team Championships will be held on Sat- urday, March 9 at Lucan Lanes with a total of 11 teams taking part. These teams are representing the following leagues - Sunday Mixed - two teams, Monday Ladies - one team, Wednesday Mixed - two teams, Thursday Men - four teams and Friday Mixed with two teams. Deana Armstrong was the top seller of almonds in the Y.B.C. Na- tional Fund campaign. She sold 108 boxes of the chocolate coated al- monds. Second top seller was Ryan Cousineau as he sold 90 boxes and William .Benedetti was third, hav- ing sold 72. The profits go towards year-end awards and banquets. STEPHEN TOWNSHIP MINOR HOCKEY CASH CALENDAR WINNERS JANUARY; 1 Steve Rau; 2 Orleh , 3 Bob & Mary Latta; 4 Ann Baynham; 5 Gary Ford; 6 Diane Hoy; 7 John Beaudai; 8 Laura & Randy Wells; 9 Maureen & Morley Thompson; 10 Marilyn Riley; 11 Pete Glover; 12 Kim Armstrong; 13 MU Martz; 14 Murray Gropp; 15 Wyk) Lather; 18 Carole Preeoe; 17 Lorrdne Bienchard;18 Shirley Thompson; 19 John & Jsen Hem; 20 Preston & Kara Eadie; 21 Estella Coalman; 22 Paul Cronyn; 23 Anthony Denomms; 24 Carol Edwards; 25 Tom Westervekl; 28 Allen Quinn; 27 Lan Diehl* 28 Don. Leitch; 29 Lawrie Hrudka; 30 Q.A. Dept 31 Floyd Riley. MIENAlly 1 Robb FlnkbeNter; 2 Bonnie Burr; 3 Heather Marybes; 4 Doug Breath; 5 Max Leant 6 Bertha Pickering 7 Marg Pertechy; 8 Deb Glavin 9 Norma & Uoyd Walper; 10 Leo Boyle; 11 Gerald Schenk; 19 Shale Beausoleil; 13 Nancy Rader & Pauline Barrett 14 Darcy Lefebvre; 15 Laura & Randy Wale; 18 Mery Gardiner; 17 Marven Wein; 16 Kevin Pfaff; Meld Lynn; 20 Donna Maafrartloo; 21 Pad BwEdw t; 22 Mary Foster, 23 Lany Glavin; 24 8andwhh; 25 Rick GOvers; 26 Rick Weir; 27 Haywood; 28 limy P; 20 Dick and Deb Lord. Coat Bob.ts one b all Wrenn/ /kM yaw Jana year/ Julie Campbell, of Hensall, does the backstroke during a swim meet on Febru- ary 25 between her team, the Huron Hur- ricanes Aquatic. Club and a Kitchener team. Shuffleboard teams compete in Hensall tournament HENSALL - An afternoon shuf- fleboard tournament held at the Hensall complex on February 27 at- tracted teams from Exeter, Grand Bend, Varna, and Hensall. Prizes for the high and second • high of each team were given to Ina Williams 263; Tom Williams 242 from Exeter; Bert Pullen 305 and Lloyd Flewelling 273 from Grand Bend; Helen Pepper 270 and Bill Pepper 262, from Varna; and Jean- ette Turner 295, and Alice Hodgson 230 from Hensall. elimination from Seaforth 6.74N. The Lucan Irish man- ' gedto stay alive fn their playoff Ntl1lles against Seaforth by winning the f'durth game 10-4 on Friday. /Aar losing. the first three games .1t. eked like Lucan would be easy ice;•for Seafordf when they hosted ;t fling Irish on their home turf. • however, Lucan had other plans. Steve Hudson led the Irish with a pair of goals and teammates George Stephens, Steve Mathews, Mike Bodner, T vor Emms; Adam Dos:. kocy, Brad Henderson, Jeremy Je- mec and Dave Lindenberg followed his lead adding one, goal each. "The guys who should be scoring are back in the game. They've been silent in the first three games," said coach Scott Bogartabout the scor- ing surge. Bogart knows they are skating on thin ice but he is "cautiously opti- mistic they can come back to win this series. "From here on everything has.to go in our favor, we can't even af- ford to have one bad period," he said. Due to Saturday's game cancella- tion, game five will be played Wednesday night in Lucan. • February 28 scores London Slavia 8 vs. Exeter Centennials 4 Goals for London: Ruud Veldhuizen (3), Sasha Sreckovic (3), Joe Martens, Janusz Kubicki Goals for Exeter: George McEwan, Shawn Rotteau, Chuck Walker, Nick Szabo Stratford Tusken Raiders 6 vs. Exeter Fury 9 Goals for Stratford: Martin Butler (2), Jeremy Sloane (2), Stevan McCallum (2) Goals for Exeter: Dan Vanderlaan (2), Dave Boersma (2), Trevor Boersma (2), Jason McFalls (2), Al McFalls McGIWVRAY MINOR BAu Sat. Mar. 9 Wed. Mar. 1 Sat. 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