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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-11, Page 15i Curling winners - Doug Pearson's Exeter rink won the first draw in the Royal Bank Bonspiel at the Exeter Curling Club on Saturday. Royal Bank's Cliff Shewfelt, centre, presents the trophy to the team. Left to right, Mike Armstrong, second, Lorne Rideout, vice, Cliff Shewfelt, Doug Pearson, skip, Bruce Eccles, lead. Pearson's rink lost the overall title by one-quarter point to Jerry Finnen's rink from West Mount. Finnen's rink beat John Coleman's Exeter rink to win the second draw. Midgets Bears drop close games in tourney STRATHROY - Exeter Midget Bears dropped two close contests in the recent Strathroy John Henry tournament. In their first game, the Bears fell behind to the host Strathroy team but battled back only to lose 4-2. Graham Arthur scored on an as- sist from Jamie McBride and • McBride then combined with Greg Koboyahsi to set up Jeff McCurdy. The second game saw the locals battle the tough Tilbury team be- fore losing 7-5. Brad Hem scored early in the first period to tie the score on a pass from Jamie Bedard. Bedard then connected from Greg Koboyashi to take the locals to a brief lead before !tin Tilbury scored twice in less than a minute to regain the lead. Before the first period ended Bed- ard and Arthur connected to give the Bears a 4-3 rust -period lead. Three second -period goals put the game away for Tilbury although Arthur made it close midway through the third period before Til- bury closed the scoring. Ben Riley was in net for both games for Exeter. The Generals opened their Mid- get OMHA "CC" playdowns with a 1-1 tie in Ridgetown on Sunday. Despite outshooting their hosts 35-18 in the game, the Generals needed a last-minute save by goal - tender Brent McDonald to pursue the tie. Hawks are finalists Continued from page 1 A Jones, and Scott Burton scored Ex- eter's other goal from Bergmann and Chipchase. Replying for Lucan was Andy Hardy unassisted. _ - - Lucan then beat Lambeth 6-4 in the second. match. Dennis Carty and Hardy each had a pair for Lucan, and Bruce Raman, and Greg Townsend chipped in with one goal each. Carty had three assists, while Hardy and Rarnall each had pair. In first-round games in this divi- The Molting Hawks and London sion; the Muggers beat St. Thomas Old Tractors played to a 3-3 draw 4-2, Road Apples beat Thamesford in the next match. 6-2, Muggers and Road Apples Chipchase, Burton and Jones played to a 4-4 draw, Road Apples scored for Exeter. Bob McDonald and St. Thomas played to a 1-1 had a pair of assists and Walt draw, the Muggers doubled Thames- Tiedeman, Ernie Ahrens and Jones ford 6-3 and St. Thomas beat Tha- chipped in with one assist each. mesford 6-1. - Lambeth and Exeter played to a The Road Apples beat the Mug - 1 -1 tie in the next regular match, gers 5-3 to win the championship. with Bill Pincombe getting the Trail Smoke Eaters, Wallaceburg only goal for Exeter, from Brian Vetts, London Old Rascals and Hodgins and Chipchase. London Mixers made up the Blue In the next match, London beat Division. Lucan 5-3. Scoring for the Classics In first round games; Trail shut - were; Terry Hickson from Town- out Wallaceburg 4-0, Old Rascals send and Hardy, Townsend from bombed Mixers 9-3, Trail Blasted Hardy and Ken Dunlop and Carty mixers 9-1, Old Rascals blasted from Hardy and Townsend. Wallaceburg 11-4, Mixers edged In the last first round game of the Wallaceburg 4-3 and the Old Ras - Fifty Division, Lambeth downed cals smoked Trail 5-3. the Old Tractors 3-1. In the championship game, Trail In the Fifty Division champion- edged Old Rascals 4-3 in overtime. OV Sun Bowl house round completed ship, Exeter scored twice in- the first period but Lambeth answered with a four tallies in the second to winby a 4-2 count. Finding their way onto the score - sheet for Exeter were; Burton from Jones and Bergmann and Jones from McDonald and Pete McFalls: London Muggers, St.. Thomas Oldtimers, London Road Apr'^s and Thamesford made up the C tal Division. • ZURICH - Final qualifiers for the 210 and under OV Sun Bowl were finalized just before Christ- mas at the Zurich Lancs. This tournament is only open to bowl- ers who have a 210 or under aver- age and is a pins -over -average tournament. The Bluewater Zone rolloff will be held in Zurich on February 5 and the finalists of this bowloff will compete in the provincial bowloff_.-_- - • "Itou.cealiTiers Ladies Marje Roberts - +125 Clasina Dcbont - +123 Sherry Saudcr - +101 Sue Stephens - +99 Shari r'.,. , Joyce Hillman - +73 Mary Muller. - +72 Cheryl Pole - +71 Elaine Groot - +71 Kay Green - +68 Patti Green - +62 Men Frank Stokkermans - +152 Howie Green - +132 Jack Smeekens = +132 Aub Farquahar - +119 Jim Smith - +96 Peter Groot - +92 Leroy Meloche - +92 Iiin Weigand - +89 Doug Smith Jr. - +88 Klaus Jeromkin - +86 John Smits - +82 Mike Cregan - +77 Rob Vanderhoek - t76 Good luck to all and keep strik- ing! Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country,_Bg,_wling Lancs. MONDAY LADIES Strikes h Mrs. - NANCY SMITII - 469, Odds & Ends • TRUDY ROOSE- BOOM - 706, Basket Cases - GAIL TIIOMPSON - 620, Near Mrs. - JOYCE BAILEY - 568, Ilappy Gang • VAL FORD . 681, Town & Country - HIL - DA VANDER!IOEK • 611, Pin Poppers - JUNE FISHER - 699, Parities • MARYANNE BENDER - 568, Red Dev- ils • SANDRA DICKERT - 806, Pack- ers - MONA DRAFT - 558, Jolly Six - VESTA MILLER - 593 TUESDAY C.A.P. TOM MASSE • 93, JEFF DEKORT - 89, ALEIDA KATZ - 117, H.C. - DON- NA JONES - 107, 11.C. • WENDY MAWSON - 245, CINDY ELLIOTT • 80 TUESDAY MENS Near Mrs. - JIM SM1711 646.252, Family Affair - OWE EDWARDS 710- 259, Klondyke - TOM SMITS 587- 245, Dashound's Too - LEO HOFFMAN 637.293, General Coach • VIC GAL- LAG1IER SR. 655.245, llighrollers - JOHN SMITS - 210-539, Signs st Shirts - RON DANN 246-678, Pin Rockers - PETE KUSTERMANS 240- 606, Rockets - JACK FULLER , 253- 676, Teatottlers - HAROLD GINGE- RICII 283-641, Rockets • DON JACK- SON 300.669. WEDNESDAY DAY LA- DIES LEAGUE LOIS SNELL 457-184, ROSALINE BERENDS 495-178, BERYL ELGIE 494-192, NOREEN MCCANN 521-198, TIIERESA MCCANN 49-179. WEDNESDAY NITE LA- DIES G Bees - BETTY DATARS 241-600, Totally Awesome - LYNN OLMSTED 204.552, Try !lards - MARTHA MCCARTHY 205-567, Golden Girls - CIIERYL LATTA 222-556, Smorgas• bords - LINDA WEBBER 267.688, Bosom Buddies • JOYCE HILLMAN 241-690, 11.5. - PEG HUNTER DUVAR -352, H.T. • LINDA WEBBER • 761, IIA • GLENA TRIPP • 214. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGERS NORA HEARD 413.218, ED STRA- C.HAN 335.169, ILA O'ROURKE 299- 151, LYDA GANDIER 280-156. THURSDAY MIXED LEAGUE GMD'S - LEROY MELOCHE 244- 618,Party Pak • CATIIY MASSE 175- 496, A Team - FRANK PALEN 238- 641, Gutter Gasters - GARY STEPIIF.NS 229-607, Odd Couples • OLUE ED• WARDS 214-613, Dirty 112 Doten - JEFF DAWE 204.558. THURSDAY GRAND COVE KAY ALLEN 618.262, TED DAY 592-185, OLE OLEKSON 658-263, AL !IARGREAVES 601.241, SALLY FOS- TER 576-210, FRANK ALLEN 497- • 194. Mark Burton opened the scoring in the game, connecting on passes from Todd McCann and John Rooseboom in the first period. Ridgetown tied the hard-hitting contest with a second -period goal. The Generals• next action in playdowns is at home to Lambeth on Wednesday, January 18, Times -Advocate, January 11, 1989 Petite Ringette team start year winning EXETER - The Exeter Petite Ringette team started the second half of the season on a winning note, dominating Mitchell 12-2, Saturday. Exeter came out with a winning attitude and in the first minute of play, Danielle Miners received a pass from Cara Gardner and slammed it in. Only seconds later Miners struck again on a flip shot from the free pass circle. Sonya Lawrence was the next successful Exeter shooter with Cheryl Wein assisting. A passing play from Lawrence and Miners set Wein up for her second regular sea- son goal and the fourth of the game. Exeter's Lawrence and Miners both added singles before the end of the -first with Heather Davies and Wein getting assists. Mitchell managed one in the first from Amy Gowing. Exeter's scoring continued in the second, with two from Lawrence and singles from Miners and Wein. The additional two goals were scored by Teresa Stire, her second and third of the season. Mitchell's lone goat came from Kelly Annis. Exeter assists in the second were credited to Gardner with two, Leeann Foster, Judi Wilson, Jo -Dee Rowe, Amy Edwards, Miners and Davies all with singles. Exeter's goaltender Jana Webster played a great part in Exeter's win, saving a number of hard shot Exeter's Petites have this weekend off but will play January 21 in Hensall, against Forest. Page 3A Mixed Shuffleboard EXETER - The scores for the. Exeter mixed shuffleboard for Wednesday, January 4, three game winners: Eldon Heywood - 251 Phil Hern - 199 Wm. Baechler - 163 ' Bob Blair - 163 Four game winners: John Pepper - 483 Clara Harris - 358 A. Hummel - 348 Harld Davis - 312 Four game winners: Wm. Bacchler - 344 Iva Blair - 335 Harold Davis - 257 G. SUodehlp - 222 Five game winners: - Pearl McKnight - 457 Wilma Davis - 403 Harold Beaver - 393 Marjorie Hodgcrt - 365 • JACK'S Plumbing & Headng (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 ® mains Dual Air 100 PSI 1/2 HP Sprigit Air Compressor (No tank) $50 00 off ■ Reg. $39.99 Reg. $249.99 Plano 833 Tool Organizer $9Q99 Sale $2 999 Reg. $11.95 Reg. $7.29 Warnmill Wear Skin Coverups Chest high. Reg. $24.95 (84422) GT 707 Hi Mount Centre Location Brake Sftrp'-tiie ,Kit 1/2 Price Illustrations not exactly as shown. All items are not available at all locations. 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS HENSALL CO-OP 262-3002 - Hensall • Zurich • Seaforth 1