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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-29, Page 17"Colour Me Country" reversible wooden cut-outs to use as is; colour or paint. 15 designs to choose from 3/$1.00 Thursday only Diana Yarn N50 g. balls reg. $2.05 $1°.75' SII girls win MP .Panthers meet Vikings The South Huron Panthers and Goderich Vikings will hook up on Saturday to decide the junior and senior Huron -Perth football championships. The local juniors, who have been undefeated this season, will host their counterparts from the county town at the SHDHS field at 1:30 p.m. At the same time, the two senior teams will kick-off in Goderich as the Vikings won home field advantage by going undefeated. In earlier games, the local juniors squeaked past Goderich with a second half rally, while the seniors were beaten 8-0 by the Vikings in the only loss for SHDHS. The South Huron teams gained the final as the juniors rallied for the se- cond week in a row to post a 33-22 win over Norwell in the semi-final, while the seniors crushed Listowel 21-3 to earn another attempt at wresting the league title from Goderich. Seniors play rough The South Huron Senior Panthers played their semi-final game of the playoffs on Wednesday against the Listowel Lords in what was a rough game. The Panthers managed to come out with a 21-3 score. The South Huron crew could have quite easily won very big over the Lords but penalties hampered the Panthers. Surprisingly enough, the Lords were the first to score on a 17 yard field goal. This gave Listowel a 3-0 lead. The Panthers were quick to res- pond when tailback Bill "sweetness" Fisher ran for 75 yards to pick up six points. Jon O'Connor added the extra point to give the Panthers a 7-3 lead. The second quarter was scoreless with each defensive unit testing one another out. The offense on both teams were playing equal with neither being able to do much with the ball. In the second half the South Huron squad, with a five yard rush by Bill Fisher, scored again. Jon O'Connor completed the extra point beefing the score up 14-3. Later, Scott Miller scored a single with a booming 65 yard punt. In the third quarter it was Sean Whiteford smashing his way in from four yards out for six points. O'Con- nor added the convert giving the Pan- thers a 21-3 win over the Listowel Lords. In the defensive department, Mar- tin Reymer had nine key tackles, John Relouw followed with eight and Scott Heywood with seven. Mark Penhale recovered a fumble. On the offence Fisher had 164 yards in 17 carries, Sean Whiteford follow- ed with three yards in six carries. The Panther specialty teams did a Andex Metal Products Ltd. 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He finished off by saying that they must be,more aggressive on of- fense and defense. The seniors play in Goderich for the Huron Perth title on Saturday November 1 at 2:00. Close call The South Huron junior Panthers almost got caught looking too far ahead when they hosted Norwell in the football playoff semifinal at the Local school, Wednesday. Having beaten the Palmerston school by a wide count in regular play, the juniors appeared to think their appearance on the field would be enough to send them into the final. They trailed by 10 points in the third quarter before taking advantage of two costly Norwell turnovers to come up with three straight touchdowns in posting a 33-22 win. Many mistakes almost cost the squad a chance to host the loop final. In the first half the Panthers were ahead 6-1 and had the ball on the op- position's one yard line when the ball was fumbled• and a Palmerston player picked it up and ran 109 years for a touchdown. Palmerston also scored at the end of the first half to make the score 15-6 for the visitors. In the second half the teams trad- ed early touchdowns and then the Panthers pickup up their pace and scored three more touchdowns to make the final score 33-22. Jeff DenOtter scored three touchdowns and Frank Wulterkens had two and kicked a field goal. It was the first field goal of the season. DenOtter had an impressive game with 229 yards on 22 carries. Chris Haugh led the defence in tackles and Glen McBeath and Doug Clark played a good defensive game as well. Ken Fitzgerald also played a good game. The Exeter players found it hard to decide what the opposition's next play would be because they had changed a lot of their defensive moves, The Panthers pay at the local high school Saturday November 1 in the junior championship game. October 16, 1986 Dear Editor: On October 16, we attended a foot- ball game at Exeter High School.' The fans from Goderich, mainly parents, with a few preschoolers, did their fair share of cheering, but, were not abusive in their actions. Both teams played a very com- petitive and exciting game, except for one thing. When the fans from Exeter High School started to cheer, not all of them, but enough to leave a bad im- pression on the Exeter school, they were very foul mouthed in comments. and actions. Polite suggestions to tone it down were met by more swearing and ignorant comments. This continued all during the junior game and carried on through the senior game. It is a shame that a group of students can be that loud and ignorant. It spoiled an otherwise enjoyable game of football, for the parents and the remaining student body. As a parent and a fan, I would take my children to a Goderich home game anytime, but, my children will not attend an Exeter home game again. Unamused Spectators Mrs. Kim Pontes Debbie Brewster A copy of this letter is being sent to: Goderich Signal Star, Goderich High School, Exeter Times Advocate, South Huron District High School. Bullets win The Exeter Bullets picked up three points in two Lambton-Middlesex pee wee hockey games this week. They edged Strathroy 2-1 in Sunday action and a week earlier played to a 1-1 tie with Lucan. In the victory over Strathroy, Jeremy Brock notched the first goal for the Bullets on an unassisted effort and Brad Elsener it on a three-way passing combination with Brad Thompson and Kevin Johns. The Bullet goal in the draw with Lucan was fired by Mark Lynn on a pass from Brad Thompson. For Lucan Kyle Darling converted a pass from Matthew Blay. Barbs cauntr cratt5:_ 235-1751 Thurs., Oct. 30th 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. Try your hand at a craft you haven't done before. Our staff will be demonstrating some of the crafts offered in our fall class schedule. 1 Cross country, runners to OFSSA field hodisy, footballers in finals Seventh field hockey title WIN H -P TROPHY — South Huron captains Lee O'Rourke and Julie Russell accept the Huron -Perth field hockey trophy from convener Bruce Symons of St. Marys. Call for schools to stop fouding When athletic teams from high schools in Goderich and Exeter hook up for competition in the future, of- ficials at both schools hope there is no continuance of the verbal abuse by fans. A letter to the editor appears in this issue from some Goderich fans who attended a football game at SHDHS last week and found some local stu- dent fans abusive in their actions. In last week's issue of the Goderich paper, SHDHS principal Bruce Shaw admitted that many of the cheers from his students "bordered on the insulting". "We have tried to inculcate a tone at South Huron that centres on mutual respect; unfortunately, there are moments when the effort seems wasted, but in spite of that, the students at South Huron are excellent people," he wrote. "A good healthy rivalry between schools is excellent, and probably necessary for quality competition, but the rivalry between Goderich and South Huron has, over the years, degenerated into a bitter feud that goes beyond athletics. I believe all of us as coaches, teachers, fans and competitors have a responsibility to end the stupidity. Let this incident be the last!" The SHDHS student council also sent a letter to the Goderich newspaper apologizing for the "rude behaviour" of a few spectators at the league game between the Panthers and Vikings in Exeter. "This type of conduct was un- necessary, unsportsmanlike, -and showed a lack of responsibility on the part of the individuals in question," the letter continued. "It is hoped by all, that this was an isolated incident and will not reoccur in future games between our respec- tive high schools." Another letter appeared carrying the names of five South Huron students who admitted to becoming abusive to the visiting players and fans and apologized "for our language and the impression we created for our school". The feud between the . schools reached the point at one stage in the past where students from the visiting school were prohibited from atten- ding sports events, School officials will probably. find out on Saturday if their plea to halt the feud has been successful, as foot- ball squads from Goderich and SHDHS will Meet for the Huron -Perth conference championships. An attempt by the South Huron girls field hockey team to win the WOSSA championship for the seventh consecutive year just failed to materialize, Saturday. After breezing through the regular schedule and Huron -Perth playoffs without allowing a goal, the locals defeated Ingersoll 2-1 and Medway 2-0 to reach the WOSSA final round. South Huron and West Elgin battl- ed to a 1-1 tie through three regulation periods, an overtime period of 20 minutes failed to break the deadlock- ed score. At this point, five players from each team were given penalty strokes and West Elgin scored two goals while South Huron faded to hit the opposing net. In the first two WOSSA games, Mona Brand and Ronalynn Bell each scored a goal as they defeated Inger- soll and Medway. Kim Crawford notched the only goal in the final loss to West Elgin. In the Huron Perth final Tuesday in Exeter, South Huron blanked St. Marys 3-0. Scoring one goal each for the locals were Lee O'Rourke, Joelle Lamport and Mona Brand. mes - Serving Soak Heron, North Middleoe. October 29, 1986 The South Huron senior girls cross country team will be heading for North Bay this weekend to compete in the OFSAA meet. The team finished second in Satur- day's WOSSA meet and it's the llth time in 13 years they have qualified for all -Ontario competition. Also going'to the meet at Lauren- tian ski club in North Bay is Huron - Perth midget champion Kim Van Dongen. She placed fifth at WOSSA. The top senior girls at WOSSA were Jeanette VanEsbroeck 12th, Rosemary Regier 13th, Sheila Regier 14th, Sandra Rooseboom 18th and Michelle Chalmers, Bonnie Turnbull, Janice Ducharme, Barb Lawson, Christine Chalmers, Sheri Varley, Maureen Masse and Teresa Whiting. In addition to Kim Van Dongen's ef- fort in the midget girls division, Wan- da Turnbull was 20th. Coach Joe Fulop. praised the senior boys for a valiant effort in finishing sixth overall. Team members are Glenn Durie, Larry Miller, Craig Winbow, Henri de Bruyn, Scott Regier, George Ducharme, Jason McFalls, Mike Hern, Brent Bell, Don Wareing and Jay Davison. a Nordo Lambkin Swore Ip) PagelA PILED UP — The South Huron senior Panthers featured some gong - tackling in their semi-final contest against the visiting Listowel Lords on Wednesday. Here a visiting runner is smothered by black jerseys. The Finishing Touch for your Cake Icing Sugar $1.09 1 kg. $1.99 2 kg. 4 H -P FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPS —. The South Huron girls field hockey team has again won the Huron - Perth championships. In the WOSSA finals they lost in an overtime shootout toWest Elgin.Back, left, Lisa Ellerington, Mona Brand, Cindy Moore, Suzanne Wareham, Carol Willis, Kelly Johns, Kim Lingard, Marcie Ellison, Sheri Kerslake, Patty O'Toole and coach Jim Workman. Front, Leanne Dietrich, Tina Camp- bell, Ronalynn Bell, captains Julie Russell and Lee O'Rourke, Kim Crawford, Joelle Lamport and Mandl Fields. T -A photo Scores from the high school At the local high school Wednesday all three girls basketball teams played against Mitchell. The seniors lost their game 35-32 with top scorers Kelly Coon having nine points and Kellie Whiteford with eight points. - A big win came from the juniors with a score of 43-18 over Mitchell. Cassie VanDongan played a very good game being high scorer with 22 points. • The midgets also lost 56-20 to Mit- chell. The top scorers were Leigh Rose with seven points and Tammy Thiel with five points. On Thursday the seniors and juniors both lost their games to Goderich. The senior score was 32-19 with top scorer Kelly Whiteford with 10 points and the juniors lost 41-28 Molting Hawks host tourney The Exeter Molting Hawks will be sponsoring an oldtimers hockey tour- nament this weekend at the South Huron Rec Centre. Four teams will be competing in each of three divisions and will meet in a single round robin schedule. Friday night's opening schedule pits Lucan Flyers against he London Old Indians at 7 p.m.; the Photo 60 Overexposures against Dorchester Stingers at 8:15 p.m. and at 9:30 p.m. it's Strathroy Oldtimers versus Lon- don Dough Boys. Saturday morning action begins at 8:30 a.m. Sarnia Oilers meet the lien - sail Oldtimers, Fleming's Fowl Ups of Clinton take on Forest City Firebirds at 9:45 a.m. and the St. Thomas Oldtimers are against Lon- don Blues at 11 a.m. Games will continue Saturday un- til 11:30 p.m. and resume again Sun- day morning at 8:30 a.m. The 'E' final will be played Sunday afternoon at 1:30 p.m., the 'D' title game goes at 2:45 p.m. and the 'F' final gets underway at 4:00 p.m. with Cassie VanDongen high scorer with 12 points. Senior tournament The SHDHS senior girls basketball team participated in a tournament last week. The girls played Dor- chester, Norwich and Ingersoll and won two out of their three games. Against Ingersoll the Panthers lost 5-9. Kelly Whiteford was the top scorer with 14 points. Laurie Forrester played very good in the game against Norwich. The score was 42-34 for the Panthers and Good week for pee woes The Exeter pee wees enjoyed a very successful week in Shamrock league play as they downed the South London Sabres 3-2, blasted Parkhill 8-2 and played to a 4-4 draw with the same team. The East London loss was their first of the season. In that victory Jeff Burton fired two successful shots. Jason Heywood assisted on both and Dave Schwindt picked up a single assist. The same three players were in on the final Exeter tally. This time it was Schwindt scoring with assists going to Burton and Heywood. In the tie with Parkhill David Schwindt was the top Exeter scorer with a two goal performance. Scoring in single fashion were Jason Heywood and Steve Dubarry. Providing assists for the Exeter canse were Fred Godbolt, Jason Hern, Jamie Cornish, Steve Dubarry and Joel Campbell. Jim Ahrens and Jason Ileywood each regist&I three goals to lead the Exeter attack in the big win over Parkhill. Single goals were notched by David Schwindt and Joel Camp- bell. Jeff Burton was the top playmaker with three assists. Brandon Barclay and Shaun Glavin counted for Parkhill. ,Forrester was high scorer with 28 points. The girls also won their game against Dorchester 29-27 with For- rester being the top scorer again with 12 points. Senior volleyball On Wednesday the senior volleyball team were wiped out in their tourna- ment at Listowel. The Panthers lost all six of their games. Coach Joe Jankowski stated "the final outcome doesn't always reflect on the calibre of the game". The team came within one or two points of winning four out of their six games. Dorkeo Chansamone and Chris Pearen played exceptionally well in the tournament. Their next tournament is on November 10 in Stratford. The junior boys volleyball team fared well in their tournament in Listowel, Wednesday. The juniors played St. Michaels of Stratford and the Listowel Lords and won three games and lost one. The volleyball team now has a record of 12 wins and seven loses. Their last league tournament is on November 10 and if the Panthers end up in the top six teams they go on to the Huron -Perth playoffs. r fruit Sugar 85 500' gr. Apricot Glaze $1.59 454 gr. Almond Paste Raisins White Sultana Thompson Lexia/Muskat Currants Dates Apricots ergvson. Apiaries Hwy. 84 between Hensall & Zurich • 236-4979 • Hallowe'en Specials.(ineffect Oct. 30, 31 , Nov.N1 while supplies last) Tasty Nu Bread always fresh, finest quality 6's Bran Muffins '1.49 Bs Hamburg Rolls .790 Baden XXX Colby Cheese Ib. '2.99 Old white Cheddar Ib. '3.59 A good variety of delicious donuts Hallowe'en cupcakes, donuts, cookies, and candy Tas*yNu Btksry (# Cheese House Exoter 233-0331