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Times Advocate, 1997-01-22, Page 13SPQRTS Times-Advocate,-lanuary'22, 1997. Page 13 The Exeter Precision Skating Club Juvenile team practice their routine during a dress rehearsal at the South Huron Recreation Centre on Thursday night. Both the juvenile and the junior precision teams will compete in St. Catharines on Saturday. The club will hold its review night in front of a live audience on February 6. Precision teams ready for competition The Exeter Precision Skating teams, the juveniles and the juniors, will travel to St. Catharines on Saturday to compete in their first event of the season EXETER - Although the harsh winter 'conditions prevented the judges and many members of )I)e Junior Exeter Precision skating team from attending a scheduled re- view on Thursday, the remaining skaters hit the ice in full costume determined to perform (heir rou- tine. • The evening was supposed to be a critical dry -run for both precision teams, the juveniles ages seven to 12. and the juniea s. ages- 14 and up. Coach Kathy Merrier had scheduled experienced judges to attend and critique both teams before their up- coming competition on Satutilax. but slie had to settle for a scaled- dosx dress rehearsal after .(JI'P cl:r.cd many arra r„ad. due to poor Bowling i scores Lucan Bowling Lanes Sunday YBC Tyler Graham 253-636. tined .\nkcrs 218-631. Chad Rodgers 243-5S I. Nor- ma Culbert 211-5(8), Mary 13caudoin 153-430. Sarah Culhcrt 166-416, Don- na Beaudoin 164-401, Tina Beaudoin 165-374, Katie Beaudoin 107-285. Sunday Mixed Gary Mel% in 303-826. Lloyd Rini - mer 289-714. John Jaques 278-713. Rob V: rley 315-711. Tina Riley 213- 603, Cheryl Smith 214-588. Pat Rini - mer 251-582. Gary Dunlop 219-579. Rob Riley 232-578. Bill Dixon 222()- 57(1. Pat Dunlop 214-559. Floyd Riley 264-552, Bruce [kernel- 238. 'Tracey Riley 207. Carolyn Horner 2(17. • Monday Ladies Lynn Smith 220-622. heather Smith 221-621. Marg Elson 202-596. Helen Rodgers 220-531, Kit llcarn 207-527, Evelyn Smith 196-524, Annie Van- hooydonk 196-523. Pat Hodgins 198- 521, Edie Burt 177-519, Sandra Glover 224-517, Pat D:ivis 201. Sarah Culbert .196. Shirley Noyes 193. • Tuesday YBC Kelly Wilson 190.112, Ashley Smith 167-126. Alexandra Dawson 161',152, Kerrie Davis 153,151. Aaron Holland 142. 135, Josh Anderson 141.1 13, Jcn- ni 1(olland 132,118, Kristen Hickson 133, Non smoking Gerry Swidcrskt 269.705, Pat Hud- gins 239-660, Pamela Hamm 216-597, Dan Isaac 230-586, Brenda Isaac 221- 583. Robert Heckman 207-557, Milt Rohhins. 216-556, Glena Homer 217- 534, Theo Scntjcns 181-496, Joan Swi- derski 187-437, Tanny Vanderhock 150-432. -- Medway Len Poole 220-608, Peter Dcnotter 223-602, Loretta Needham 212-564, Tom -Barr 241-551. Grace Rollings 194.543, Jean' Poole 189.537, Marilyn Smith 188-528, Dot McKinlay 220- 508, Clarke Rollings 191-507, Shirley Bosley 196-491, Arnie Vanderweil 171-478, Ken Weir 175-467. • Senior Citizens Milt Robbins 213-596, Harry Noels 234-592, Edie Burt 225-564, Theo Sentjens 186-529. Ted Toondera 186- 509, Evelyn Smith 179-495, Mac Mac - Cormack 160-469. Peter Vandenboo- men 151-438, Stan Roth 151, Rita Geertsen 140, Myrtle Maguire 140. weather conditions preventing the judges front travelling to Exctcr. "I like to bring in judges to take a look at my work before a competi- tion because their feedback is val- uable," said Mcrn who is a self- proclaimed perfectionist. The juvenile team was only miss- ing one skater, however, the juniors were missing more than half. De- spite the numbers Merner didn't want to cancel the event and both teams donned their costumes to re- hearse the numbers they will ex- ecute in front of an live audience in Si.. Catharines on Saturday- for the first time this season. • "The dry run-through is especial- ly important for the younger skat- ers. It's a different feeling to per Wednesday 1'BC Chad Snaith 150,136. Krysti Allen 144J21, Ben McFalls 128,97, Derck Neaman 107.95, Jeremy McNapghton 117, Ryan Pullman 115. Luke Dawson 103, Caitlyn Hill 100, Ryan Cousincau 97, Patrick Scliske 96, Jamie Lewis 95, Jcnna Simons 94. William Benedetti 93. Wednesday Mixed L,rurie'NleGcc 260-717. Al Rollings 3(8)-671. Steve Ackworth 242-633, 1)on Cunningham 246-608. Hefty McGee 243-593. lan Davies 241-593. "ferry Morgan 209-575. Frank Snteck- ens 216-572. Karen Smeckens 2361568, - Casey Vanhoocydonk 203-559, Linda Ackworth 213. Tom Dohinson 212, Doug Beaudoin 201. Thursday Men Wayne Smith 280-782,Bob Smith 305-765, Gary Melvin 264-760, Laurie McGee 264-725, Jim Smith 251-728. Frank Palen 293-722, Dave Smith 293- 721. Jim Dixon 324-711, Earl Allison 260-71)7. Chris Smith 241-691, Barry Neaman 240.688, Jack Currie 265-683, Don Wallis 263-681, Jamie Bond 274- 680. Fred Allison 246-677, Mike Apps 259-672. I)on Watt 238.671, Ken Rem- pcl 264-666. Colin Brewer 259-672, Scott Smith 231-651, Rod Wi.11ert 247- 65(1. Friday Mixed • PeteSrnith 329-800, Dan Rogers 272- 711. Davc Smith 292-689, Paul Smith 245-660, Lynn Smith 238-645, Pennic McRohcrt 255-622, Chris Smith 229- 616. Harold Smith 241-612, Tem McRobcrt 236-596, Denise Ward 210- 593. Ray McRobcrt 219-573, Liz Jen- kin 236-558, Dennis Daubs 241, Steve Cohleigh 221, Mike Daubs 210, Don Lilcy 206. . Zurich Town & Country Lanes Monday Night Ladies High Five - Theresa McCann 584, Alley Cats -Donna Thiel 585; Packers - Joyce Willert 524, Pinpoppers - Hilda Vandcnhock 624, Odds 'n' Ends - Shel- ly Hay 690, Red Devils - Jen Glazier 697, H.S. Sandra Dickert 336, H.T. Jen Glazier 787. H.A. Sandra Dickert 224. Tuesday Mens League Ramblers - Tony Bedard 586, Hen- sall Boomers - T. Lansbergen 559, Family Affair -Don Jackson 682, Mar- ket - Mike Van Damme 830, Klondyke -Tom Smits 638, Rockets - Luke Mom- mersteeg 625, H.S. Bill Coleman 340, H.T. Luke Mommersteeg 848, H.A. Luke Mommersteeg 221.9. Mens Saturday Intertown Clinton 31.5 pts. vs. Zurich 13.5 pt§. Jim E-•eleigh 1145. Luke Mommer- steeg 1111. Ladies Saturday intertown Zurich 14 pts. vs. St. Marys 13 pis. Marlene Bedard 667, Mary MacDonald 516. Thursday Golden Agers 2 games: Bob Fickling 377, Earl Homer 361, Elaine Weido 332, Bob Homer 299, Marg Homer 283. Mary Pickling 262, L.H.S. Elaine Weido 172, sr Continued on page 14 • form in their costumes and it raises team spirit," said Merner. - Dressed in white wispy costume the juveniles adopted a fairy talc theme featuring a music ntedly from Bcau- ,tv and the Beast, Cin- derella and •Pinochio. The juniors, dressed in black and white "gangster suite.' costumes, will skate to a spy theme using the 10uar from the popular. ntoVics Mission Impossible and Dick Tracey. Merner, who picked picked both themes prior to the beginning of the season, said winning competitions ofteg relies on how effectively the theme is communicated to the judging panel. "The judges like to see the music match the, costumes and the skaters act out the storey line," she said. With their first competi tion only days away Mern- er scheduled another dress rehearsal for the juniors on Monday night to put the finishing touches on their - routine. "The number is done and: ready, we just need to work on presentation • to make it neat and tidy," she said. "it's forting together slower than i thought but we'll he ready by the weekend." Kathy Merner omens ringette team see action LONDON - A mixture of the Exeter and District Ringette Wom- ens competitive "B" and recreational teams joined forces to help fill a vacant spot in the London Womens Ringette Tournament last weekend. The group had a respectable performance picking up one win and - dropping two close matches. In the opening game on Saturday, Exeter met the host team and quickly fell behind 5-1 at the half in the physical and chippy game. Jayne Rowe set up a nice pass to Tonya Riehl for the lone goal. Exeter's defence picked up in the second half as they held London to one more goal and put the ring in the net three more times with Tiffany Tryon, Sue Coates and Jenn Watt scoring for Exeter to make the match close; but they had to concede the win 6-4. Exeter rebounded from the Toss to win the second game over St. Clements 6-3. Exeter coach Michele Hodgcrt said the game was just as rough as the first one, but despite playing short handed for most of the first period the team pulled through for the win. "Everything came together at the end," she said. "We didn't get any penalties we didn't deserve." Riehl scored twice, and Cindy Moore, Corlette Elder, Jayne Rowe and Jill Sararas recorded goals for Exeter. In the last match -up Ayre beat Exeter at their own game out - muscling them and out -scoring them 5-3 by the end of the third pe- riod. Exeter pulled the netminder in favor of the extra attacker hut Ayre scored on the empty net to solidify their win. Hodgert said fhe third game was a clean and fast contest despite the physical play. "They (Ayre) arc a strong team and they read the play well," she said. "We were coming hack, but we couldn't get anything going in their end." Sue Coates, Sararas and Chris "Flaming Red" Morgan scored for • for the home team. The Exeter Womens team will see action again in Wednesday as. they take on the Waterloo Warthogs. They have five more regular league games before the playoffs begin in the end of March. 1 Stephen Minor Hockey Cash Calendar Winners: November: Rob Funston, $150; Brian Prentice $100; Chris Reed $50; Greg Revington, Terry Robinson $50; Don Wentzell $50; Ed House $50; Sylvia Bierling $50; Pete and Deb R evington $50; Eugene Willard $100; Rob Funston $50; Kevin Mackison $50; Cy Blommaert $50; Ted Wales $50; Mike Cronyn $50; Bob Parsons $50; Bertha Pickering $100; Brenda and Steve Schroeder $50; Jim and Kate Steeper $50; Con Manicom $50; Deborah Currie $50; Kevin and Carol Windsor $50; Debbie Glavin $50; Bob Wilson $100; Heather Thompson $50; Al Kennedy $50; Dashwood Industry 649 Group $50; Kathy Gielen $50; Ralph Van Wagner $50; Deborah Currie $50; L.S. Scott $100;. December. Crystal Knee $50; Blair McCann $50; Earl and Julia Martene $50; Ron Wareing $50; Gerry Duskocy $50; Rick Reabum $50; Angelo Fragiskatos $100; Nevin Hodgins $50; Matthew Szabo $50; Mark Tatara $5C; Pete and Deb Revington $50; Dale Passmore $50; Bob Hodgins $50; Shirley Hodgert $100; Carla Revington $50; Harry VanOsch $50; Mona Ritchie $50; Allan Quinn $50; Phyllis Gower $50; Gerald Schenk $50; Donna Dixon $100; Gail La tante $50; Elaine Noyes $50; Jean Maso; Ron Wareing$1000; Jeff Glavin $50; Earl Pendley $50; Mary $100; Nancy uinn $50; Lindsay and Larry Glavin $50; Gail Smith RINGETTE Have a sports tip? Call the Tunes -Advocate 235-1331 Hawks ' lose to Mitchell in overtime The Exeter Hawks accept- ed their fourth loss of the sea- son dropping a 4-3 decision in overtime against Mitchell last Wednesday. The Hawks mimicked the Toronto Maple Leafs as they blew a two goal lead with only- eight minutes left to play in the third period allowing their opponents to tie the score at three. Mitchell beat goalie Darren Kints at 2:06 in the extra frame to steal the contests; Sean McCann, Chris McDo- nald and Nathan Bums scored for Exeter with Chrils Kennedy, Craig Corriveau, Joey MacDonald and Jason Rutledge picking up assists. Exeter's regular scheduled games against Wellesley on Jan. 10, Hagersville on Jan 11 and Seaforth on Friday night were postponed due to the weather. Exeter will play - weather permitting -on Friday when they host North Mid- dlesex at the South Huron Recreation Centre. They will meet Mitchell again the fol- lowing night for a rare Satur- day night home game. The Hawks are still domi- nating their division with a 22-4-1 win/loss/tie record and are second in the junior "D" league with 47 points. The race for second place in the Morenz division is close with only eight points separ- ating Seaforth, Mitchell, Lu - can and North Middlesex. Mount Brydges is currently in first place with 51 points in the Thomas division. In the McConnell Conference, Ha- gersville leads the Bossy McKnight division with 41 ' points and Wellesley is first in the Bauer division with 44 points. Huron Perth Lakers AAA Hockey Association is accepting applications fpr. COACHING POSITIONS - All Levels for upcoming 1997-98 season For further information and application forms Contact Cindy Larivee Huron Perth Lakers AAA Hockey Association P.O. Box 103 Dublin, Ont.' NOK 1E0 Fax or Phone 345-9922 Phone Evenings 527-173 Canada Pension Plan & Estate Planning Seminar • Wednesday, February 5,19971 p.m. - 3 p.m. Exeter Youth Centre, 125 John Street West Presented by: . Nancy Cuthbertson - Canada Pension Plan Client Service Officer Kenneth L. Nesbitt, CLU, CH.F.C., CFP Gerald L. Merner, CA - Local Accountant Topics of Discussion will include: • RRSP options at retirement (new age rules) • alternative tax sheltered vehicles • minimizing estate costs • powers of attorney . • will planning • appointing executors • family law implications if you register early, you can receive your own personal program review from Canada Pension Plan covering your: CPP benefits, survival benefits, disability benefits, death benefits, income splitting with your spouse, and applying early for benefits (pros and cons). To ensure you receive your own personalized kit from CPP, you must confirm your attendance by January 31 by calling the MetLife office in Exeter at 235-1344 and be prepared to provide your Social Insurance Number and birthdate. Sponsored by: OMetLif 183 Main St. Exeter, 235-1344 • NOVICE Exeter Red games as of January 14 Fergus 9 vs. Exeter 0 Exeter 6 vs. Stratford NT 6 Exeter 5 vs. Stratford AEG 4 Walkerton 10 vs.Exeler 2 Exeter 8 vs. Goderich 3 Stratford Ni' 6 vs. Exeter 6 St. Marys 9 vs.Exeter 3 Goals: Brittany Schroeder (7), Lea Mudge (7). Cassandra Morriscy (4), Michelle Gaiser (4), Kristin Ferguson (4), Sarah Watson (2),Emily bison Assists: Mudge (4). Schroeder (3). bi- son (3), Alecia Drummond (2). Kelsey Pinder (2). Lauren Taylor (2). Watson (2), Morriscy (4), Gaiser. Kristin Fergu- son (2), Kristen Reschke Goaltenders: Gaiser, Reschke. Pinder. Taylor • Exeter Red games as of January 20 Mitchell 6 vs. Exeter 3 Exeter 9 vs. Stratford NT 4 Goals: Schroeder (2). Reschke • (3),Mudge (2). Taylor (2). Pinder, Drummond. Watson - Assists: Mudge (3),Schroeder (3). In - son (2), Drummond (2). Pinder (2). Taylor (2). Watson (2), Morrisey (2), Ferguson (2), Reschke (3) Goaltenders: Gaiser, Reschke December 28 Exeter White 6 at Forest (1) 5 Goals: Amber Caldwell (4), Danielle Ritchie, Brittany Schroeder Assists: Ritchie, Schroeder, Michelle Desjardine, Nicole Muller, Kylen Va- nOsch - January 19 Forest (1) 2 at Exeter White 6 - Goals: Caldwell (3), Muller, Ritchie (2) Assists: Ritchie. VanOsch. Rita•Kemp (2), Kristyn Kegler (3). Desjardine (2). Jenna Phillips. Lindsay Allen Goaltender: Kelsey O'Rourke PETITE January 19 Exeter 'C' Optimist 6 at Goderich. 'B' 11 Coals: Miranda Grenier (3). Brittany Revington. Jenna Revington. Jenn Tim- - rncrmans • - Assists: Grenier- Tinnrtermans, Laura Parsons Goaltender: Jenn Alderdicc Next game: Jan. 21,Stratford; Sunday, , Jan. 26 in ltensall v(. Seaford] i TWEEN ' -January 19 Stratford 5 at Exeter. 10 Goads: Terri Regier (2). Robyn Ether- ington (7). Mcghan Gaiser Assists: Ann Marie Hodgcrt (2). Gass- er- Shannon Postill. Ashley Rasenbcrg (2). Jenn Mittleholtz. Mary Gregus Goaltender: Stacey Snow . JUNIOR .January. 18 Exctcr 5 at Sl. 'Thomas 9 Goads: Alicia 1 ..sterile (2). Sara - . Hodge (3) , Assists: Lawrence. Julie Godbolt - 'January 19 ' Forest 5 at Exeter 1 ' Goal: Hodge Assist: Amy Hoxlgep Next game: Exeter at St. Marys. Jan. -_ 26. 6 p.m. Have a sports tip? Call the Tunes -Advocate 235-1331 Hawks ' lose to Mitchell in overtime The Exeter Hawks accept- ed their fourth loss of the sea- son dropping a 4-3 decision in overtime against Mitchell last Wednesday. The Hawks mimicked the Toronto Maple Leafs as they blew a two goal lead with only- eight minutes left to play in the third period allowing their opponents to tie the score at three. Mitchell beat goalie Darren Kints at 2:06 in the extra frame to steal the contests; Sean McCann, Chris McDo- nald and Nathan Bums scored for Exeter with Chrils Kennedy, Craig Corriveau, Joey MacDonald and Jason Rutledge picking up assists. Exeter's regular scheduled games against Wellesley on Jan. 10, Hagersville on Jan 11 and Seaforth on Friday night were postponed due to the weather. Exeter will play - weather permitting -on Friday when they host North Mid- dlesex at the South Huron Recreation Centre. They will meet Mitchell again the fol- lowing night for a rare Satur- day night home game. The Hawks are still domi- nating their division with a 22-4-1 win/loss/tie record and are second in the junior "D" league with 47 points. The race for second place in the Morenz division is close with only eight points separ- ating Seaforth, Mitchell, Lu - can and North Middlesex. Mount Brydges is currently in first place with 51 points in the Thomas division. In the McConnell Conference, Ha- gersville leads the Bossy McKnight division with 41 ' points and Wellesley is first in the Bauer division with 44 points. Huron Perth Lakers AAA Hockey Association is accepting applications fpr. COACHING POSITIONS - All Levels for upcoming 1997-98 season For further information and application forms Contact Cindy Larivee Huron Perth Lakers AAA Hockey Association P.O. Box 103 Dublin, Ont.' NOK 1E0 Fax or Phone 345-9922 Phone Evenings 527-173 Canada Pension Plan & Estate Planning Seminar • Wednesday, February 5,19971 p.m. - 3 p.m. Exeter Youth Centre, 125 John Street West Presented by: . Nancy Cuthbertson - Canada Pension Plan Client Service Officer Kenneth L. Nesbitt, CLU, CH.F.C., CFP Gerald L. Merner, CA - Local Accountant Topics of Discussion will include: • RRSP options at retirement (new age rules) • alternative tax sheltered vehicles • minimizing estate costs • powers of attorney . • will planning • appointing executors • family law implications if you register early, you can receive your own personal program review from Canada Pension Plan covering your: CPP benefits, survival benefits, disability benefits, death benefits, income splitting with your spouse, and applying early for benefits (pros and cons). To ensure you receive your own personalized kit from CPP, you must confirm your attendance by January 31 by calling the MetLife office in Exeter at 235-1344 and be prepared to provide your Social Insurance Number and birthdate. Sponsored by: OMetLif 183 Main St. Exeter, 235-1344 •