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Times -Advocate, December 28, 1988
Bell Atoms
blow lead
still. tie
ILDERTON - The Exeter Bell
Atoms blew a 3-0 Lead against II-
denon last Tuesday night and ended
.up tied in the contest 3-3.
Ryan Beckett opened the scoring
for the locals with a goal just 1:29
into the contest after being set up
by Brian Richardson.
Ryan Soldan made it 2-0 for the
local with an unassisted effort with
just two seconds left in -the open-
ing stanza.
Beckett crotched his second of the
game at 19 seconds of the second
period, with an unassisted tally.
Ilderton then fought back to tie
the game. They got on•the board
with 12 seconds left in the second,
pulled to within one goal at 3-2, at
49 seconds of the third and finally
got the equalizer with 1:46 left to
play. .
Mau Sims played a good game
between the pipes for Exeter.
Lucan bowling scores
LUCAN - Results Of the Lucan
Bowling Lanes.
MONDAY LADIES •
LYNNE FARQUIIAR 346-801,
DIANE WILLIAMS 295.785, AUDREY
WATT 250-705, HELEN IIARDY 250-
694, MARE ELSON 253-682,' DEB _
PEARCE 259.679, PAT MACDONALD
245-662, JOAN L. FINKBEINER 234-
650, GRACE FARQUIIAR .t40-642,
MAYY-MURPHY 238.638, KIT IIEARN
236-624, SUE JOHNSTON 210-609.
SIIERRIE GIBSON.- 289, B/s'ITY ANK-
ERS - 257,; BELINDA GREAVES -
248.
COLLEEN'S
JOAN GODDARD 251-709, SHEILA
IIODGINS 249-680, DIANNA LEDDY
251-633, LORI I/ODGINS 238-619,
DEBBIE- SCARBOROUGH 286-610.
LINDA HIBBERT 227-604, JUDI
WELLS - 25, THELMA !IODG!NS -
254.
SENIOR CITIZENS
FRANK DEALOCK 247-658, HAR-
RY NOELS 230, PAT DAVIS 219, JIM
BURT - 213, DERWIN BEATSON -
204,.CHARLIE GRIEVE - 200. NORAII
t%'ISSELL 194, JACK DICKENS -
192, HELEN MCDONALD -192, FLOR-
ENCE MCROBERT -190.
C.A.W. LOCAL 1620
LYNN SAUDI - 307, GARY DUN-
LOP • 282, GARY WORM - 269,
WAYNE WILSON - 263, KEITH
EVANS 242, ROB RILEY -241. JIM
SMITH - 241, BASIL SHORT - 221,
GARRY GIBSON - 221.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
BOB PIPE 270=701, PAT RYAN
246-649, JUDY tt'ALTERS 296-637,
LARRY MACGREGOR 245-637, BILL
BOS 248-636, RAY VANGEEL 255-
619, BILL ROSS - 260. BRAD CAR-
SON - 236, LEAZA TWADDLE • 224.
THURSDAY MEN
REG CRAWFORD 287-776, DAVE
GLENDINNING.288.743, BOB SMITH
257=732. BASIL S1/ORT 268-700.
JIM SMITH 293-689, JEFF PARK
247-686, HAROLD SMITH 247-680,
FRED WELLS 246-679, GEO ROB•
BINS 260.676, SANDY HYDE 279-
668. RAY 1/ANDS 244-666„WAYNE
WA tNE
S.If1111 227-666, EARL ALLISON 259-
658, DAVE SAfITll 238-658, DON
WATT 257-653, JEFF .ALLISON 242-
650: DAVE MAWDSLEY - - 30!.
FRIDAY MIXED
DAN RODGERS -267-745,- RAY
MCROBERT 239-689.. HEAT//ER
SMITH 240-646. BRENDA SMITH
232-642, 11) FOX 236.631, PETE
SAfITII -276, DAVE SMITH -241,
EDIE BURT - 223. MARC CtRROLL -
218.
Hensall
Arena Events
Wednesday, December 28
10:00 a.m. - Noon
Figure Skating Skate-a-thon
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Moms & Tots
9:00 p.m. Brussels vs Bantam
Thursday, December • 29
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Public Skating
. 5:30 p.m. Ringette
8:15 p.m. Rec. Hockey
Friday, December 30 &
Saturday, December 31
CLOSED - ICE PAINTING
Monday, January 2
5:15 p.m. Hensall Minor Hockey
Tuesday, January 3
4:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating
8.00 p.m. Broomball
Town and
Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the
Town and Country Bowling
Lanes.
MONDAY GRAND
COVE -
VIK! TAYLOR 168-223, VEE WILDE
576.202, NORM WILDE 601-220,
JACK WORTON 560-232.
MONDAY LADIES
Basket Cases - LOUISE JONES -
488, Strikes & Mrs.- NANCY SMTTh-
497, Near Mrs. • JOYCE BAILEY -
649, Oder & Ends • TRUDY ROOSE-
BOOM -581, Nappy Gang . • VAL
FORD • 637, Town & Country Six -
S!IIRLE-Y BEDARD 301-700, Pin
Poppers - JUNE FISHER - 586. Star -
lues - PAT SCHROEDER - 521, Red
Devils • SANDRA DICKERT • 630,
Packers • LEONA REICIIERT - 554.
Jolly Six - VESTA MILLER -509.
TUESDAY C.A.P.
- CINDY WESTON - 107, JEFF DE-
KORT 87, ALEIDA KATZ - 116. 11.C.
- WENDY MAWSON - 191, I1.C. -
DONNA JONES - 97.
TUESDAY MENS
Ilighrollers • JOHN SM/TS 655.275.
Teatottlers - HAROLD GINGERICI!
539-215, Dashound's Too - LEO
HOFFMAN 604- 243.- Sign's & Shirts
- RON DANN 781-300. Klondyke -
LUKE MOMMERSTEEG 689-253,
Family Affair - IIAROLD GREEN 600-
242, General Coach - VIC GALLAGII-
ER JR. - 725-270, Rockets - JACK
FULLER - 681-276, Newcomers - JIM
SMITH 390.758, Pin Rockers - PAT
7/NMIER 620-264.
SUNDAY MELNICK.
RES.
DON.MULCAIIY 506-192, MARTIN
TYERS 445-171. KAZ BEZEC 411-
154, TOM pROD1E 401-149.
THURSDAY GOLDEN
AGERS
ED STRACIIAN - 292, GERTJE
FLEISCIIUER - 190. LYDA GANDIER
- 272, IVAN REICHERT - 220, FRIE-
DA MOORE - 207, BARBARA STRA-
C IIAN 236, LOUISE IVANCIIENKO -
22!, 11S. LYDA SANDIER - 169. II.S.
ED S/'RACIIAN - 155.
•THURSDAY MIXED
LEAGUE
G.M.D.'S = LEROY MELOC/IE 6/6-
224, A -Tears • GARY ,I/USTON 350.
823, Odd Couples BEV BIERLIN6
344-799, Gisler Busters - DAVE GROOT
277-621, DIRTY 1,2 DOZEN JEFF
DAWE 208.550, Party Pak • TRAVIS
DAVIS 154-450:
SATURDAY DIES IN-
TERTOWN
ZURICH #! • 16 PTS. JUNE FIS1I-
ERS 607.229, GODERICII - 14PTS:
DEBBIE B. 620.216. SLAFORTII 20
PTS. CAROL JOIINSTON.651.275 ZU-
RIC11 MI! • 10 PTS. BET1 Y DATARS
662-280.
SATURDAY MENS I'N-
TERTOWN •
ZURICI! 25 - MOLL:WORTI/73. OL -
LIE EDWARDS 1423-357, FRANK
PALEN 1229.293, RON DANN 115/-
242, CHARLES BRIGHT 1061-279,
DOUG SMITH JR. 1055-233, LUKE
MOMMERSTEEG 1029-220.
SATURDAY Y.B.C.
JEFF REID - 181, JIM DENNOME -
136. JASON IIARDY - 77, GREG
QUICK • 124, NATHAN ZIMMERMAN
- 153, ANGELA DENNOME - 79,
RYAN MORRISON - 81, ANDY LANS-
BERGEN • /27, BRIAN FUNK' - 130.
GARY ALLAN !HUSTON - 207, MI-
CHAEL FUNK - 106. KRISTIE GAL-
LACHER - 95, BECKY PALEN • 126,
HEATH PALEN - 126. MANDY SMITH
- 101. BRAD BROWN - 103, JONA-
THAN IIARDY -90, JEFF REGIER - 71,
K/IST!E PALEN - 123, DWAYNE
MCNAB - 149, KELLY LANSBIa1'{;EN -
140, S/IARI !ALEN;- 112. DANIELLE
MCKINNON - 155. •
SATURDAY MENS IN-
TERTOWN
ZURICH 40 - LUCAN 8. RON DANN
265-1202, GARY HUSTON 272-292-
1173, LUKE MOMMERSTEEG 292-
1024. CHARLIE BRIGIII. 280-1024.
OLLIE.EDWIIRDS 257-1116.
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SwAS(m'sGreetmgs'
• Hensall Village Council take this
opportunity to extend sincere appre-
ciation and gratitude to' the many
volunteer individuals and groups,
including those involving youth par-
ticipation, for their invaluable service to
the community
Jeff Reaburn.
And extend warmest wishes to all for a
jo .µs and peaceful holiday season.
Happy New Year
ames Robinson - Reeve
Peter Groot, L. (Butch) Hoffman, • Cecil Pepper, councillors
and staff
Kinsmen General Midgets
close out season with win
EXETER - Exeter Kinsmen Gen-
erals closed out their season in un -
.defeated fashion as they downed the
visiting Forest. Midgets- 7-2 on
Wednesday at the Rec centre.
Mark Burton led the Exeter attack
with a hat -trick, while linemates
John Rooseboom and Todd
McCann chipped in with two goals
and one goal respectively. Harlen
Tinney added the other marker.
In a recent game in St. Marys,
the Generals were held to a 3-3 tie
by the host, team. Shawn Guillct
opened the scoring for Exeter on a
pass from Bruce Papple and after
Scott Greason tied the game for St.
Marys. Tom Rolph scored with
help from Jeff Rowe for a 2-1 Exet-
er lead after one.
In thc second period, Papple
scored from Jeff Chipchasc and
Rolph while Kevin Seguin replied
for St. Marys.
A third period goal by Paul, Pod-
sadecki lifted the host team into
their third tie of the season with the
Generals. The Generals won the
other contest 50-4 in the last min-
ute of the game.
An anticipated battle for first
place turned into a rout in Exeter as
the Generals bombed Lucan 'Mid-
gets 9-0..
Rowc, Burton and Brett Borden
scored twice while Chipchase; Guil-
let and John Bell added singles.
• Rolph lcd the playmakers with
three assists and•Chipchasc added
two, with singles going to .Henry
DeBruyn, Papple, Burton, Bell, Al-
lan Blommacrt and Harlem 'Finney:
Brent MacDonald was in goal for
the shutout.
. The Generals now prepare for the
Shamrock playoffs and the OMHA
round robin playdowns.
Getting in position - Derek Shackleton, of the Exeter Hawks, tries to get into position for a shot
against the Lucan Irish netminder 'Brad Judd, Friday night at the South Huron Roc Centre. Shackle-
ton scored once but Lucan won the game 6-4.
Tween Ringette team
wins again, 5-3 over Forest
EXETER - Exctcr Twccns won
again when they defeated Forest 5-3
on Saturday, December 17 in For-
est. Andrea Urlin played in goal and
did a super job. They were short
four girls.
The "team all played -extremely
well by not letting Forest get any
good shots on net. Forest did get
the first goal just .1:33 after the
game started.
Katie Armstrong, assisted by Jill
•
Sararas scored at 4:59. Forest scored
at 5:30 and Christine Morgan, unas-
sistcd scored at 9:30 to end thc first
period.
In the second period, Christine
Morgan assisted by Katie Arm-
strong at 5:40 and 'Jill Sararas as-
'sistcd by Morgan at eight minutes.
Forest scored at 9:30 but Jill Sa-
. raras assisted by Cheyenne Westlake
for Ester at 11:00 for the last goal
of the game.
Next games arc Janua}' 7 in Hen-
sall against.Scaforth at••3:3() and
January 8 in G(xlcrich at 7:30.
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Dear Mom and Dad: . .
"Why I'n'i Quitting Hockey"
Editor's Note: The following is a child's point of view...when un-
able to live up to adult expectations. it's "reprinted from a hockey
tournament program and we believe it's self explanatory. -
-Don't get excited, I'm not running awaa.or anything. I hope you
won't be mad that I left you guys this letter, but l don't have the guts
to say all this stuff in person.. .
It's about our hockey team. I was really excited to make the all-
star team this year. The uniforms and hockey bags arc pretty neat
and we get to travel all over the place. ,But I know you are disap-
pointed in me.
It started when Dad called our coach after the second -game to tell
him he was taking me off -the team. I know you used to like to tell
the guys at work how many goals I scored last year in house league.
.I guess you haven't had too much to tell them this year.
But after the coach talked you out ot.taking me off the tears, I was
really nervous to go back. The coach told me he thought I was good
enough to play all-star and not to worry. He told the other players I
got sick and they all kept asking me if I was feeling better.
I know you really like it when I score goals. 1 guess that's why
you said you'd give me a $1 for a goal and .25 cents for an assist.
But the coach says an assist is as good as a goal. The coach wasn't
too happy when I told him you give me SI' for a penalty though.
1 try to be more aggressive, Pike you said, but the other guys skate
pretty fast. You told me to carry the puck more, like Jimmy docs.
but I can't seem to go fast enough to get away from the other guys:
You should see mc play street hockey though. When they pick
. teams I nearly always get picked first and 1 score a lot of goals. The
other day I hit one of the guys in the elbow with the tennis ball and
we couldn't stop laughing for about a year. But before our real hock-
ey games, I always.get so nervous. You know a lot about hockey
Dad, but I just can't remember all the things you tell me in the car
on the way to the game. By the time we get there, I always feel sick
in my stomach. I don't mind you screaming at the games, 'cause all
the parents scream. But don't yell at John to pass the puck more.
I Ic's the best player on our team and without him we'd he. dead.
Aftcr our game yesterday 1 felt bad when you yelled at the coach for
not putting me on the Ice in the third period. It was a close game
and he wanted the best players out there. The coach is a pretty cool
guy really, and he doesn't get any money or anything for coaching
us. - I know you were both pretty upset after we lost the garlic. You
were surprised when I started crying in the Car on the way home. 11
wasn't because of when I got hurt in the second period, like I said. 1.
just couldn't help it: I love you both a lot, sol think I Fetter quit
hockey. It's costing you a lot of money, like you said, and you guys
. don't seem to enjoy coming to my games any more anyways. •
I can't go back to house league, 'cause all the guys would laugh. I
hope you understand why 1 can't play hockey anymore. 1 think it'll
be the best thing for you guys.
Signed
Your Son.
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SwAS(m'sGreetmgs'
• Hensall Village Council take this
opportunity to extend sincere appre-
ciation and gratitude to' the many
volunteer individuals and groups,
including those involving youth par-
ticipation, for their invaluable service to
the community
Jeff Reaburn.
And extend warmest wishes to all for a
jo .µs and peaceful holiday season.
Happy New Year
ames Robinson - Reeve
Peter Groot, L. (Butch) Hoffman, • Cecil Pepper, councillors
and staff
Kinsmen General Midgets
close out season with win
EXETER - Exeter Kinsmen Gen-
erals closed out their season in un -
.defeated fashion as they downed the
visiting Forest. Midgets- 7-2 on
Wednesday at the Rec centre.
Mark Burton led the Exeter attack
with a hat -trick, while linemates
John Rooseboom and Todd
McCann chipped in with two goals
and one goal respectively. Harlen
Tinney added the other marker.
In a recent game in St. Marys,
the Generals were held to a 3-3 tie
by the host, team. Shawn Guillct
opened the scoring for Exeter on a
pass from Bruce Papple and after
Scott Greason tied the game for St.
Marys. Tom Rolph scored with
help from Jeff Rowe for a 2-1 Exet-
er lead after one.
In thc second period, Papple
scored from Jeff Chipchasc and
Rolph while Kevin Seguin replied
for St. Marys.
A third period goal by Paul, Pod-
sadecki lifted the host team into
their third tie of the season with the
Generals. The Generals won the
other contest 50-4 in the last min-
ute of the game.
An anticipated battle for first
place turned into a rout in Exeter as
the Generals bombed Lucan 'Mid-
gets 9-0..
Rowc, Burton and Brett Borden
scored twice while Chipchase; Guil-
let and John Bell added singles.
• Rolph lcd the playmakers with
three assists and•Chipchasc added
two, with singles going to .Henry
DeBruyn, Papple, Burton, Bell, Al-
lan Blommacrt and Harlem 'Finney:
Brent MacDonald was in goal for
the shutout.
. The Generals now prepare for the
Shamrock playoffs and the OMHA
round robin playdowns.
Getting in position - Derek Shackleton, of the Exeter Hawks, tries to get into position for a shot
against the Lucan Irish netminder 'Brad Judd, Friday night at the South Huron Roc Centre. Shackle-
ton scored once but Lucan won the game 6-4.
Tween Ringette team
wins again, 5-3 over Forest
EXETER - Exctcr Twccns won
again when they defeated Forest 5-3
on Saturday, December 17 in For-
est. Andrea Urlin played in goal and
did a super job. They were short
four girls.
The "team all played -extremely
well by not letting Forest get any
good shots on net. Forest did get
the first goal just .1:33 after the
game started.
Katie Armstrong, assisted by Jill
•
Sararas scored at 4:59. Forest scored
at 5:30 and Christine Morgan, unas-
sistcd scored at 9:30 to end thc first
period.
In the second period, Christine
Morgan assisted by Katie Arm-
strong at 5:40 and 'Jill Sararas as-
'sistcd by Morgan at eight minutes.
Forest scored at 9:30 but Jill Sa-
. raras assisted by Cheyenne Westlake
for Ester at 11:00 for the last goal
of the game.
Next games arc Janua}' 7 in Hen-
sall against.Scaforth at••3:3() and
January 8 in G(xlcrich at 7:30.
On location or Studio
Bart DeVries~
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