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Times Advocate, 1989-02-08, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, February 8, 1989 MiniHawk Atoms split two games IIENSALL - The Stephen Town- ship Mini Black Hawk Atoms split a pair of league games last week, losing 4-3 in Hcnsall last Wednesday night but bounced back to defeat St. Marys by a 5-1 count, Thursday. Hcnsall jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jason Campbell; from Ryan !manse, in thc first pe- riod. StciShen retaliated with the only goalof the second period, by Tim Morgan unassisted. In the third, Hcnsall took a 3-1 lead on goals by Blair Moir, from Campbell and Ray Bicrling unas- sisted, before Stephen got one back from Billy Connor unassisted, to make it a 3-2 game. Hcnsall regained the two -goal lead whcn Chris Taylor scored from Dan Taylor and Bicrting, but Stephen could only manage to get hack to within one when Pres La - vier scored unassisted. Even though tin! Not,' - lost by a goal, this was one of the best games they have played this year. The first period against St. Mar- ys was scoreless, but the locals took a 2-0 lead on second -period goalsrby Lavier from Nick Parsons alit; C.itirrur•arilrf tni stunts;-tinri"'� Chris Glavin and Matt Glavin. Lavier got one more back tor the winners, unassisted early in the third period before St. Marys' Mike Campbell connected, from Jeff Rulston and Nick Masse. Lavier and Andy Glavin scored unassisted goals to round out the scoring for the local winners. f By the Pond - The Exeter Skating Club will be holding their an- nual winter carnival at the South Huron Rec Centre on Sunday at • 2 p.m. This group was trying to learn their„ By the Pond” routine at practice last week. From left, Alicia Laye, Adam Little, Mark Hodgins, Jayann Heywood, coach. Absent, Stephen Willis, Ro- chelle Geoffrey. Petite Ringette end EXETER - The Exeter Petite Ringette team ended their regular season in first place with a 5-1 win over Stratford Sinclair, Saturday. Exeter's Cara Gardner was the only successful scorer in the first half, with Danielle Miners picking up the lone assist. Second half scoring started in Stratford's end on a passing play from Judi Wilson and Miners to Gardner, who thummed it in at 7:23. Seconds later, Leeann Foster robbed the ring from Stratford and found Teresa Stire open in front of the net. This put Exeter in front season with 5-1 win 3-0. Stratford connected for t«k goal on a shot from Sarah Knig. Miners capitalized at 6:08 on a flip shot from the free -pass circle. The final goal came on a power play from Sonya Lawrence, with Jo -Dee Rowe assisting. The Petitcs have played some great ringette throughout the regular season, finishing with a record 12- 2-0. The team will play the fifth -place team in the first round and have home -ice advantage. Playoffs start February 17. Caterpillars - This group will be caterpillars in the Exeter Fig- ure Skating Club's Winter Carnival Sunday afternoon at the South Huron Rec Centre. From left, coach Melany Phillips, Michael Hodgins, Erin Miles, Kristy Pinder, Laura Evans. Tick- ets for the show will be available at the door. C SODERBERG Huron County Argicuttural Centre 235-0322 Advance to regionals MOLESWORTH - The OFPBA Dickers, Angela Gould and David Youth Challenge was held in Mo- Kirk. lesworth on Sunday , January 22. Jason Sahilbe and Shari Palen The zone rolloff was a four game missed qualifying by nine pins and tournament open to Senior bowlers 30 pins respectively. ages 13-19 and is a scratch (no Other Zurich competitors were handicap) bowloff. '*Doug Willaert, Scott Gould and The top nine boys and top eight Cara Rowell. girls qualified for the regionals to To all the qualifiers and the mixed be held in London on February 12. team coach Ron Dann good luck in Qualifying for Zurich were Tam- London on February 12 and to the my Lesperance for the Ladies team rest keep bowling. and for the mixed team Patty Ann Final Qualifiers Men 1 - Doug Maguire (Clinton) 822 2- Jason Howard (Molesworth ) 821 3 - Ken Jacklin (Molesworth ) 819 4 - Chad Wilding (Mitchell) 811 5 -Jeff Powell (Goderich) 811 6 - Dale Marsh (Clinton) 809 - 7 - Terry Chambers (Goderich) 732 8 - David Kirk (Zurich) 729 9 - Kyle Byers (Mitchell) 683 Ladies Paula Wilding (Mitchell) 813 Jennifer Burt (Clinton) 804 Christian Hundt (Molesworth)767 Tammy Lesperance (Zurich) 707 Kerri Dunsmore (Clinton) 705 Patty Ann Dickcrt (Zurich) 660 Angela Gould (Zurich) 657 Kyrstie Pounder (Clinton) 654. McLean's Mustangs beat Parkhill EXETER - On Saturday, the- McLeans Mustangs beat Parkhill 4-1, raising their home -ice record to 4-2. The Big Guns for Exeter were Bryan Inch with two goals and two assists, and Stan Partridge with one goal and three assists. Steve Stire scored the other Exeter goal, while Ben Kline picked up an as- sist. With three games left in the reg- ular season, the mustangs arc bat- tling Ildcrton for the last playoff spot in the "A" division. Crunchers beat Lucan LUCAN - The Exeter Atom - Crunchers beat Lucan 6-2 in Lambton Middlesex Hockey League action at the Lucan Com- munity Centre Sunday afternoon. Lucan's Jeremy Cornish opened the scoring in the game, unassisted at 52 seconds and Exeter answered quickly on a goal by Bryce Hann from Billy Kline. Exeter took the only goal of the second period n Bryce Hann set up Jeff Inch f r the al. Lucan evened the game again ear- ly in the third, with a goal by Ryan Herbert, but Exeter buckled down to fore,chcck and pas, and as a, result Geoff Hann scored from Bryce Hann. Bryce Hann then scored three -straight times, the first from Trevor Obre and the last two were solo efforts. Michael Schwindt was the win- ning goalie and played well despite a badly bruised finger suffered in a previous game. Zone als By Glena Tripp LUCAN - Sunday afternoon, Feb- ruary 5, at 1 p.m. was the time for 22 bowlers to try for the right to represent our zone in the next round of the Sun Bowl sponsored by OV. Five bowlers, three women and two men will bowl again as a team in Strathroy's Regional round April 2. These five earned this honour by bowling the most pins over their own individual average in the roll off. With the assistance of. coach Andy McIntyre, Alan ?Amer +198, Clterylce House +64 (from Lon- don), Mark Stephen +62, Marie Jacques +55 and Anne Armstrong +28 will be rolling again on April completed 2. Good bowling! Don't forget. Big Brothers and Sisters - Help out by sponsoring or by bowling! Duplicate Bridge EXETER - Wednesday night winners were: Dorothy Linton - Dr. Gans; Dawn and Clay Murray; Tied for 3-4: Lorne and Helen Klcinstiver;. and John and Marie Brintnell Future games Wednesday nights 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall. Thanf ou GAY LEA FOODS For your generous support in the "Better Butter Bonspiel" EXeter Curling Club THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA To Residents of Huron County SUBJECT: Retirement Savings Plans (RSPs) This is our second open letter to all the residents of Huron County and surrounding area re- garding the Royal Bank Retirement Savings Plans. As identified in our previous letter, we are very proud of our total RSP package and the in- vestment flexibility it can provide you -with To highlight some of the features of our plans, let us list the following: 1 : --Wm can balance your RSP portfolio between interest bearing deposits, bond funds • or equities. An RSP program can be initiated with as little as $100 and may be added to on a regular basis throughout the year. 3 Our RSP plans have no acquisition fee (not a frontiload). All monies you put into a • plan goes to work earning a return for you. Our staff will assist you in transferring an existing RSP, which may be of high risk or lower yield, into one of our options. Funds, invested in Royfund Equity, Royfund Bonds, Royfund Money Market and ►..R•Ink.,,F F?tirP.merat Savings Deposits, can be withdrawn at any time. funds in- vested in Royal Bank Guararite4d "I etir i'f ii stertieerti •reds., ,,.,.,�. Ut maturity. MARYLOU HENRY Goderich Br. Representative '524-2626 CATHY CADE Exeter Br. Representative 235-2111 W. LEGAULT • Goderiih Br. Representative 524-2626 6 • You are dealing with the Royal. Bank which has : .• . history a" ncial Instt- tute se ,il, a,('ana Remember, you have only until Wednesday, March 1, 1989 to make an RSP contribution which can be deducted from your 1988 income for tax purposes. With this in mind, we invite you to call in at any of our branches to make this year's contribution Awaiting your call THE ROYAL BANK STAFF OF CLINTON, EXETER AND GODERICH • CATHY BAZINET " Clinton Br. Representative 482-3926 T 0, Sports Spotlight V. iF by Wayne Proctor For about 15 years now I have been watching games from Maple Leafs Gardens in Toronto on television Saturday nights as part of Hock.:y Night in Canada. Last weekend I finally got to sec some of the behind -the scenes activities when I went to the Gardens to cover Dave Shaw's game with the New York Rangers. My intention when I went there was to interview Shaw after his morning skate about what life is like on the road in the National Hockey League and watch him during the game that night: . Shortly after I got there I knew I was going to be in for a long day. I arranged everything with the Maple Leafs' Director of Public Re- lations Bob Stellick about two weeks prior to my coming down and he would leave me a pass for the Rangers practice and a game pass. I went to ttfe proper entrance at the Gardens where my pass was sup- posed to be waiting for me and sure enough it wasn't. The guard at the entrance told Inc I should call the P.R. office and find out what happened to the pass. I was told that Stellick's wife just had her first baby the day before and he must have forgot to leave my pass for the practice because of all the excitement. So after finally convincing the person who was taking his place in thc office I was who I said I was there a pass was finally issued. With pass in my grubby little hand I trotted into the Gardens the Leafs were just finishing up practice. There were about three extra players taking some extra shooting practice. There were people scattered throughout the arena and I knew I had a few minutes to wait until the Rangers to come onto the ice so I thought I would park myself a few rows behind the Maple Leafs bench to wait for the Rangers to appear. Boy was that a big mistake! I was unaware that sitting higher up in the stands watching the goings-on was none other than Harold Ballard, the owner himself. He did not appreciate me sitting a few rows behind his beloved team's bench and was yelling at me to move. The only problem was I didn't hear him the first few times and he was getting angrier with me by the moment until finally somebody else heard him and told me he wanted me to move. I moved to the other side of the Gardens for about ten minutes un- til I glanced across the ice and saw. Bruce Shaw,Jr. and Sr. sitting in the stands across the way. So I walked back again and finally caught.up with the Shaws, who in turn were supposed to introduce me to Dave, who by then was on the ice for his game -day skate. I told the Shaws about my early run-in with Ballard and they .thought it funny and when they looked up to'sce if Ballard was still there, Rangers' General Mananger Phil Esposito was sitting in the scat next to Ballard and they thought it it good idea if I go up there and get a picture of them because they saki Esposito might want that picture after Harold is no longer around. After Shaw's practice I went back to the dressing room and waited for him to come out. I hoped to talk to Esposito about Shaw but unfortunately I missed my opportunity. I did talk to Dave for about 20 minutes and found him very ap- proachable. He gave me straight honest answers to all my questions. I was even fortunate enough to meet Shaw's teammate Guy Lafleur. After killing about seven hours between the practice and the game, which isn't hard to do in Toronto, my pass for the game was wait- ing for me when I got back there. After years of watching television games on television for so long I finally got to watch a game from the press box. I sat beside a guy who works for The Sports Network and the sports editor for the St. Catharines Standard newspaper. There were others I• had recognized from television. I must say, despite some of the problems I suffered, I had a very enjoyable time there and realize what life is like in the big leagues, of hockey and newspapers. Maybe we should invite those guys down to try out the new, enclosed press box at the South Iluron Rec Centre. * * * A bunch of Dave Shaw teammates and friends from the Exeter Ex- press baseball team went down to Montreal to watch thc Rangers and Canadicns play at the Forum after buying their tickets from El- li:;on travel in July and received a mention in Michael Ferber's col- umn in thc Montreal Gazette on Friday. The column tells how Doug Ellison would get tickets for Shaw's games and how his Express teammates have been following him to thc games since Shaw broke into the league four years ago. MiniHawk Atoms split two games IIENSALL - The Stephen Town- ship Mini Black Hawk Atoms split a pair of league games last week, losing 4-3 in Hcnsall last Wednesday night but bounced back to defeat St. Marys by a 5-1 count, Thursday. Hcnsall jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jason Campbell; from Ryan !manse, in thc first pe- riod. StciShen retaliated with the only goalof the second period, by Tim Morgan unassisted. In the third, Hcnsall took a 3-1 lead on goals by Blair Moir, from Campbell and Ray Bicrling unas- sisted, before Stephen got one back from Billy Connor unassisted, to make it a 3-2 game. Hcnsall regained the two -goal lead whcn Chris Taylor scored from Dan Taylor and Bicrting, but Stephen could only manage to get hack to within one when Pres La - vier scored unassisted. Even though tin! Not,' - lost by a goal, this was one of the best games they have played this year. The first period against St. Mar- ys was scoreless, but the locals took a 2-0 lead on second -period goalsrby Lavier from Nick Parsons alit; C.itirrur•arilrf tni stunts;-tinri"'� Chris Glavin and Matt Glavin. Lavier got one more back tor the winners, unassisted early in the third period before St. Marys' Mike Campbell connected, from Jeff Rulston and Nick Masse. Lavier and Andy Glavin scored unassisted goals to round out the scoring for the local winners. f By the Pond - The Exeter Skating Club will be holding their an- nual winter carnival at the South Huron Rec Centre on Sunday at • 2 p.m. This group was trying to learn their„ By the Pond” routine at practice last week. From left, Alicia Laye, Adam Little, Mark Hodgins, Jayann Heywood, coach. Absent, Stephen Willis, Ro- chelle Geoffrey. Petite Ringette end EXETER - The Exeter Petite Ringette team ended their regular season in first place with a 5-1 win over Stratford Sinclair, Saturday. Exeter's Cara Gardner was the only successful scorer in the first half, with Danielle Miners picking up the lone assist. Second half scoring started in Stratford's end on a passing play from Judi Wilson and Miners to Gardner, who thummed it in at 7:23. Seconds later, Leeann Foster robbed the ring from Stratford and found Teresa Stire open in front of the net. This put Exeter in front season with 5-1 win 3-0. Stratford connected for t«k goal on a shot from Sarah Knig. Miners capitalized at 6:08 on a flip shot from the free -pass circle. The final goal came on a power play from Sonya Lawrence, with Jo -Dee Rowe assisting. The Petitcs have played some great ringette throughout the regular season, finishing with a record 12- 2-0. The team will play the fifth -place team in the first round and have home -ice advantage. Playoffs start February 17. Caterpillars - This group will be caterpillars in the Exeter Fig- ure Skating Club's Winter Carnival Sunday afternoon at the South Huron Rec Centre. From left, coach Melany Phillips, Michael Hodgins, Erin Miles, Kristy Pinder, Laura Evans. Tick- ets for the show will be available at the door. C SODERBERG Huron County Argicuttural Centre 235-0322 Advance to regionals MOLESWORTH - The OFPBA Dickers, Angela Gould and David Youth Challenge was held in Mo- Kirk. lesworth on Sunday , January 22. Jason Sahilbe and Shari Palen The zone rolloff was a four game missed qualifying by nine pins and tournament open to Senior bowlers 30 pins respectively. ages 13-19 and is a scratch (no Other Zurich competitors were handicap) bowloff. '*Doug Willaert, Scott Gould and The top nine boys and top eight Cara Rowell. girls qualified for the regionals to To all the qualifiers and the mixed be held in London on February 12. team coach Ron Dann good luck in Qualifying for Zurich were Tam- London on February 12 and to the my Lesperance for the Ladies team rest keep bowling. and for the mixed team Patty Ann Final Qualifiers Men 1 - Doug Maguire (Clinton) 822 2- Jason Howard (Molesworth ) 821 3 - Ken Jacklin (Molesworth ) 819 4 - Chad Wilding (Mitchell) 811 5 -Jeff Powell (Goderich) 811 6 - Dale Marsh (Clinton) 809 - 7 - Terry Chambers (Goderich) 732 8 - David Kirk (Zurich) 729 9 - Kyle Byers (Mitchell) 683 Ladies Paula Wilding (Mitchell) 813 Jennifer Burt (Clinton) 804 Christian Hundt (Molesworth)767 Tammy Lesperance (Zurich) 707 Kerri Dunsmore (Clinton) 705 Patty Ann Dickcrt (Zurich) 660 Angela Gould (Zurich) 657 Kyrstie Pounder (Clinton) 654. McLean's Mustangs beat Parkhill EXETER - On Saturday, the- McLeans Mustangs beat Parkhill 4-1, raising their home -ice record to 4-2. The Big Guns for Exeter were Bryan Inch with two goals and two assists, and Stan Partridge with one goal and three assists. Steve Stire scored the other Exeter goal, while Ben Kline picked up an as- sist. With three games left in the reg- ular season, the mustangs arc bat- tling Ildcrton for the last playoff spot in the "A" division. Crunchers beat Lucan LUCAN - The Exeter Atom - Crunchers beat Lucan 6-2 in Lambton Middlesex Hockey League action at the Lucan Com- munity Centre Sunday afternoon. Lucan's Jeremy Cornish opened the scoring in the game, unassisted at 52 seconds and Exeter answered quickly on a goal by Bryce Hann from Billy Kline. Exeter took the only goal of the second period n Bryce Hann set up Jeff Inch f r the al. Lucan evened the game again ear- ly in the third, with a goal by Ryan Herbert, but Exeter buckled down to fore,chcck and pas, and as a, result Geoff Hann scored from Bryce Hann. Bryce Hann then scored three -straight times, the first from Trevor Obre and the last two were solo efforts. Michael Schwindt was the win- ning goalie and played well despite a badly bruised finger suffered in a previous game. Zone als By Glena Tripp LUCAN - Sunday afternoon, Feb- ruary 5, at 1 p.m. was the time for 22 bowlers to try for the right to represent our zone in the next round of the Sun Bowl sponsored by OV. Five bowlers, three women and two men will bowl again as a team in Strathroy's Regional round April 2. These five earned this honour by bowling the most pins over their own individual average in the roll off. With the assistance of. coach Andy McIntyre, Alan ?Amer +198, Clterylce House +64 (from Lon- don), Mark Stephen +62, Marie Jacques +55 and Anne Armstrong +28 will be rolling again on April completed 2. Good bowling! Don't forget. Big Brothers and Sisters - Help out by sponsoring or by bowling! Duplicate Bridge EXETER - Wednesday night winners were: Dorothy Linton - Dr. Gans; Dawn and Clay Murray; Tied for 3-4: Lorne and Helen Klcinstiver;. and John and Marie Brintnell Future games Wednesday nights 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall. Thanf ou GAY LEA FOODS For your generous support in the "Better Butter Bonspiel" EXeter Curling Club THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA To Residents of Huron County SUBJECT: Retirement Savings Plans (RSPs) This is our second open letter to all the residents of Huron County and surrounding area re- garding the Royal Bank Retirement Savings Plans. As identified in our previous letter, we are very proud of our total RSP package and the in- vestment flexibility it can provide you -with To highlight some of the features of our plans, let us list the following: 1 : --Wm can balance your RSP portfolio between interest bearing deposits, bond funds • or equities. An RSP program can be initiated with as little as $100 and may be added to on a regular basis throughout the year. 3 Our RSP plans have no acquisition fee (not a frontiload). All monies you put into a • plan goes to work earning a return for you. Our staff will assist you in transferring an existing RSP, which may be of high risk or lower yield, into one of our options. Funds, invested in Royfund Equity, Royfund Bonds, Royfund Money Market and ►..R•Ink.,,F F?tirP.merat Savings Deposits, can be withdrawn at any time. funds in- vested in Royal Bank Guararite4d "I etir i'f ii stertieerti •reds., ,,.,.,�. Ut maturity. MARYLOU HENRY Goderich Br. Representative '524-2626 CATHY CADE Exeter Br. Representative 235-2111 W. LEGAULT • Goderiih Br. Representative 524-2626 6 • You are dealing with the Royal. Bank which has : .• . history a" ncial Instt- tute se ,il, a,('ana Remember, you have only until Wednesday, March 1, 1989 to make an RSP contribution which can be deducted from your 1988 income for tax purposes. With this in mind, we invite you to call in at any of our branches to make this year's contribution Awaiting your call THE ROYAL BANK STAFF OF CLINTON, EXETER AND GODERICH • CATHY BAZINET " Clinton Br. Representative 482-3926