Times Advocate, 1989-02-08, Page 14Page 14
Times -Advocate, rebruary 8, 1989
Getting ready - The Exeter Figure Skating Club is preparing for their annual winter carnival on Sun-
day. Practicing for their routines are "Sea Creatures ", from left, Scott Rolph, Mary Gregus, Nicole
Fleming, Meghan Geyser, Jarrod Nevil. The carnival will go Sunday at the South Huron Rec Centre at
2 p.m. •
Lincoln Hawk pick up one point in two games
LUCAN - The Exeter -Lincoln
Hawk Bantams picked up one point
in two weekend games, losing 2-0
tri Lucan Saturday and playing St.
Marys to a 7-7 draw Sunday.
Saturday's game was a strange
one, but well played by both teams.
Exeter outshot the home team 43-
28 but were shutout by Paul Acres.
Shawn McFalls stopped many
shots in the Exeter net, but allowed
only two to get behind him and got
the loss.
On Sunday, Exctcr opened thc
scoring when Peter Gibson scored
from Mark McDonald and Jeremy
Brock.
St.. Marys scored four quick goals
and Exctcr managed to get one back -
by Jamie Steeper, from Brad
Thompson: Thompson then got an-
other back from Steeper and Kevin
Johns.
Mark Lynn then tied the game,
from Brent Jesney and Campbell.
After St. Marys took a three goal
lead, Exeter fought back on goals
by Al McFalls from Gibson, Lynn
from Campbell and Nick Szabo and
McDonald tied the game with 31
seconds left from Gibson and
Brock.
Legion Pee Wees take lead in
OMHA playdown series with Chatham
EXETER - Thc Exctcr Legion
Pec Wecs took a 1-0 lead in their
best -of -three, OMIIA playdown se-
ries with Chatham by winning the
opening game of the series 4-0 at
the Rec Centre last Wednesday
night.
On Sunday, the locals played a
Minor Pec Wee team from London
at the -London Gardens and won 4-
3.
Against Chatham, all four goals
were scored in the second period
and goaltender Jeff Empringliam
made many fine stops to record the
shutout.
Scoring for the winners were;
Ryan Stuart from Brian Gardner
and Scan McCann, Jeff Lingard
Hensall shuffleboard
IIENSALL - llensall Shuffle-
board results:
Percy Campbell - 349
Dave Woodward - 342
Alf Ross -296
Dave Kyle - 294
Dorothy Brintncll - 294 .
Days changed to Monday, Feb-
ruary 13. '
from Mark Glavin and Stuart,
McCann from Gardner- and Derek
Campbell from Trevor Taylor and
Derek Beckett.
The second game in the series
will be played in Chatham tonight,
Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. and if a
third game is needed, it will also be
played in Chatham Friday night at
8:20 p.m.
On Sunday, the teams split the
first six goals of the game, before
McCann popped home the winner,
from Glavin and Lingard, with 9:02
to play in the game.
Atso scoring for the locals were;
Lingard from McCann and Glavin,
Lingard from McCann and Gardner
and Campbell from Beckett.
Empringham and Darren Kints
shared the goaltending duties in this
game.
O'Rouke's two medals
help Western to second
SYRACUSE - South Huron Dis-
trict High School graduate Lee
O'Rourke took part in a Haack and
field meet in Syracuse, New York,
on the weekend and helped her Uni-
versity of Western Ontario Wom-
en's track team to a second place
fin ish.
O'Rourke helped herself to a pair
of bronze medals as well, placing
third in thc triple jump with a leap
of 11.56 metres and third in the
long •jump with a distance of 5.70
metres.
O'Rourkc's effort in the triple
jumped earned her the beat jump of
the year by a Canadian tativasity
woman.
Thc women's section included
teams from Pcnn State, which won
the meet, Syracuse, Brucknell, Wa-
terloo, Georgetown, as well as the
Mustangs, which won a total of
eight medals by the women, and 22
overall.
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Lucan Lanes bowling scores
LUCAN - Results of the Lucan
Bowling Lanes.
MONDAY. LADIES'
DEB PEARCE 264-732, AUDREY
WATT - 298-717, SUE JOHNSTON
290-681, MARJ GREEN 281-675, LIN-
DA !!IBBE_RT 258-675, PAT MACDO-
NALD 231-662, LYNN SMITH 242-
656, CATIIY ADAMSON 248-652,
BEULAH STOREY 231-640, DIANE
WILLIAMS 225-638, IIELEN HARDY
237-632, JOAN M. FINKBEINER 224-
620, PAT IIODGINS 250-600, LUANNE
HERBERT 239, JANICE VANDER-
PLOEG 233, PAT DAVIS 232.
TUESDAY Y.B.C. - -
SCOT SMITH -256, BRAD GOD-
DARD - 195, MATTHEW DICKEY. -
194, GREG LANGENDYK - 177,
BRET T GAT T- 177, DAVID WILCOX -
170, !TARRY WILLEMS - 159, TAM-
MY GRAHAM - 159, USA GIBSON -
149.
COLLEEN'S
ELAINE MCNAIR •241-682, DIANA
LEDDY 292-655, LINDA IIIBBERT
223-639, JUDI WELLS 252-611, PAI'
IIODGINS -267, SIIIRLEY REES -236•
DEBBIE SCARBOROUGII -232, ALICE
Molting Hawks
win one, lose one
EXETER -. Exeter Molting
Hawks won one and lost one this
week.
On Saturday, they edged Andy's
Old Wrecks 5-3 while Sunday they
lost to Stratford 11-4.
Bob Joncs led the way on Satur-
day with two goals while Ernie Ah-
rens, Ron Moore and Bill Pin-
combc added one each.
Kcn Bergmann and Scott Burton
each had a pair of assists while Bob
McDonald picked up a single as-
sist.
On Sunday, Bergmann, Ron
Moore, Ernie Ahrens, and Bill Pin-
combe who continued his torrid
scoring pace with his sixth goal in
the last five games each notched
single goals. Bergmann added two
assists, while Peter McFalls, Brian
Hodgins and Eric Finkbeincr each
had one assist.
They played the Bridgestone
Blades on Monday, - while next
Monday they host Clinton Fov.w1
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!IODGINS -228, DIANNE FAUBERT .
226, DEB BENDER -224.
MEDWAY
MARG CARMICHAEL 254-613,
PAULA WEIR -230, MARILYN SMITY!
•225, MARION BARR -207, DAVE
SMITH - 203, KEN WEIR -202, BILL
SERE -200.
SENIOR CITIZENS
LEN SMITH 246-631, HARRY
NOELS 238-624, JIM BURT 222-624,
MAC MCCORMICK. -228, ED ARM:
STRONG -212, FRANK DEBLOCK
212, KEN BLAMER -204, WILSON
PASCOE -202, EINE BURT -202.
WEDNESDAY Y.B.C.
MARCUS APPF_LMAN •180, SARA -
LYNN DAUNCEY -156, TRACEY
REEVES -141; AARON MCFARLAND -
140, SIIALLON MCFARLAND -135,
WENDY JANSEN -132, LISA NEED -
HAM -120.
C.A.W. LOCAL 1620
JOAN FINKREINER 285-721, GARY
DUNLOP 279-683, WAYNE WILSON
236-672, JIM SMIT'l! 234-630, BASIL
SJIORT 211-618, RICK BLATCl1FORD
293-606, CHERYL, SMITH! -271, ROB
RILEY -241,-ANNE0WILSON -218.
WEDNESDAY- MIXED
DENNIS LITTLE 256-740, BILL
CORNELISSEN 22'4.634; RANDY -ED-
GAR 225-631, BILL ROSS 317-632,
LEAZA TWADDLE 252-619, BEATL
BOS -239, PAT RYAN -235, tJIM
HAY•I ER - 242, BILL JIOS
THURSDAY MEN
PI:'I'E SMITH 315,183,327-825,
FRED WELLS 213,302,296-811,
BRAD TAYLOR 282.797, DON WATT
280-796, JEFF ALLISON- 271-792,
DAVE GLENDINNING 336-741, 8013
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SMTITI 259-742,'DOUG LEE 268-714,
RAY HANDS 270-711, RON MASON
246.707, JEFF PARK 253-688, BRIAN
,ANKERS 303-681, COLIN BREWER
276-677, REG CRAWFORD 256-676,
DORN STODDART 306-676.
FRIDAY MIXED
BOB SMITH 334-761, JIM BURT
307.735, AL ROBICIIEAU 279-714,
PAUL SMITH 267-678, IIELEN ROD-
GI:RS 242-674, HAROLD SMITH! 229-
652, RAY MCROBERT 247-043,
CHRIS SMITII 221-632, EVE SMITH
236-631, HEATHER SMIT!! 284-620,
BOB GRAHAM 237-618.
INTER -TOWN LADIES
GODERIC11 18 LUCAN 12. DEB
PEARCE 224-620, LUCAN 18 GODE-
RICIl 12 DEB PEARCE 306-826, DIEL
EN HARDY 231-603, MARG YOUNG
222-608.
- IN1'12-TOWN MEN
LUCAN 14 S7RAT FORD BOWL
MOR 34, BILL MCDONALD 336-
1141,PETE SMITH 339-1139.
SUNDAY Y.R.C.
SANDY (HYDE 232-642, PAUL
SMI"17! -193, CHRIS SM77I1 -191, PE-
TER GIBSON -184, SI LPIIANIE SAN-
DI.SON -178, BOB SMITH -175, T•AN-
YA BUCKARL1-F -166.
SUNDAY MIXED
FLOYD RILEY 277-776, BARB
MOSS 275-731, DON MORGAN 268-
720, LARRY GIBSON 304-676, GLE-
NA TRIPP 240-675, ANDY MCIN-
TYRE 253-658, FRED WELLS 250-
647, LINDA WEBBER 230-633,
BRUCE MCKICIIAN 258-615, BREN-
DA MORGAN 254-600, SHIRLEY'
BARKER -234. -
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help out. -
Thc Exeter Fire Department hast;
-challenged all other area fire depart-
ments to form a.team for the chal-
lenge day and so far three other
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