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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-02-22, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, February 22, 1989 Lincoln Hawks tie Strathroy EXETER "-. Exeter • Lincoln Hawks Bantams played to a 4-4 tie Saturday in Strathroy. Peter Gib- son opened scoring from nice pass from Mark McDonald. Mike Clay from Steve Campbell mid -way through sccond period. Tony Arm- strong scored the third on a shot. from the point passed back by Pe- ter Gibson. Mark Lynn put Exeter.ahead 4-3 on passing play from linemate Steve Campbell. Strathroy tied the game with 3.14 remaining in the period. Both teams played mid -ice hockey until the period expired. It was a very strong' play by all and a good effort by Shawn McFalls in net. Exeter Lincoln Hawks enter- tained St. Marys at home and de - Broncos lead EXETER = The Exeter Broncos lead Lambeth two games to one in their best -of -five playoff series. The Broncos travelled to Lamb- eth on Wednesday and skated to a well-deserved 5-2 win. • =. Exeter scored the. only goal of - the first period when Jeff Sararas connected on -a nice passing play with Rob. Lynn and _Chris McDo- nald. • " " Lambeth scored the"first goal of -the. second period, but Exeter struck back with two goals 29 sec- onds apart to take the lead. An- ' drew Heft scored the first goal and Marty DeBruyn scored the second: Rob Lynn assisted on both goals while Eric Clay and Chad Gilfillan had single assists. The two teams traded goals in the third period. Sararas scored his sec-. and and Lynn .picked up his fourth assist. • The second game was played in Exeter on Saturday and the Broncos lost their first game -in the last nine games 4-2. Lambeth scored the first two goals before Marty DeBruyn on a solo dash. Lambeth scored:thc next two goals before Adam Bern scored late in the third period. Heim and Lynn assisted. On Sunday, the -Broncos hosted feated then 7-5 Sunday evening. St. Marys scoffed three times with- in the first four minutes of the first period. Clay opened scoring, unassisted,. at 4.31 mark second period Lynn's unassisted.goal at 6.32 second peri- od closed the gap. St. Marys pulled ahead scoring their fourth and fifth goal early in third -period. Exeter began their comeback when Nick Szabo hit the mark on a nice passing play from Lynn and Steve Campbell. McFalls from Peter Gibson Nick Szabo scored again from Tony Arrystrong and Steve Campbell, Al McFalls from Mark McDonald on a nice passing play. Nick Sza: bo with a hattrick forthe game on a nice pass from Tony Armstrong. Lambeth 2-1 and beat Lambeth 3-1 after playing much better than the previous day. DeBruyn scored the only goal of the first :period on a pass from Clay. .Exeter then scored the only -goal of the second period to take a 2-0 lead," Brent Urlin scoring from Ben Guenther and Sararas. Hern opened the Scoring in the third period, with assists going to. Adair Jean and Kevirl Ross. • - Lambeth scored their only goal on Jason Lindenficld late in the third period. ' The Broncos travel to Lambeth tonight (Wednesday) arid are back in Exeter on the weekend, if neces- sary. Duplicate Bridge 1 EXETER - Wednesday night winners of the Duplicate Bridge were: Marie -and John Brintnell Dawn and Clay Murray Mary Lomis and Rosaline Be - rends, and Helen K_leinstiner and Edith Bowen: Future games Wednesday night, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall. - me tom -Jim Bedard, of Exeter, shows his bowling form during the Bowl for Big Brothers Challenge Day at the Town and Coun- try Lanes. in Zurich Sunday afternoon. The local chapter raised nearly $5,000 just that day alone: Parsons scores four as -Bullets Win PARKHILL - The Exeter Pec Wee Bullets got a four -goal perfor- mance from Scott Parsons in de- feating the Parkhill Leafs 6-2 in Parkhill Saturday afternoon: Parson scored first in the game, an unassisted effort at 6:56 of -the opening period and with just four seconds left in the first period, Ja- mie Rolph scored from Parsons and Jason McBride. - After Parkhill got on the board with 4:36 left in the middle stanza, Exeter got that back when McBride Novices vein HENSALL = Exeter Novice .Rin- gette finally did it!, They won their first game of the season. . On Saturday in Hensall, they beat Goderich 3-2. It was the first game of playoffs. . Carolyn Quinn did an excellent connected from Mark Foster. Parkhill made it a 3-2 game when they scored -early in thethird period but Parsons went back to work scoring three unanswerdd, third-periodgoals. Parsons con.- nected from Trevor Truemner and Mike .Burton at 3:35 of the third, he scored from McBride at 6:18 and picked up an unassisted goal less than aminute later. Jeff Empringham picked up the win in net for the Bullets. for first time Runners-up - Bonnie Sitter, right, of Ellison Travel, presents a trophy to Jeannette McBride, whose rink were runners-up in the Ellison Travel Bonspeil at the Exeter Curling Club last Wednesday. They lost to Madeleine Nesbitt's London rink.' From left, Audrey Zachar, Didi Van Dyken, Jeannette McBride, Lorraine Blanchard, skip. USED CAI CLEAIAIICE CEITRE I NV '88 Corsica $11,900 '87 Celebrity $12,400 Iv., as ----• I,SI '88 Starcraft S27,900 '88 FordPiPi kup 1 gtJ $13,500 THE AUTII-.,—� AMBASSADORS OF 66 '87 Buick LeSabre Stock #1571 AAAA 88 Scottsdale $13,500 OUR MECHANICS .. Mtt Li"S1Fel- AND TALK TO YOU IN PERSON! MAME CHEF/ OLDS EXETER 235-0660 LONDON 227.4452 EXETER job in net, saving shot after shot. - Exeter had a shutout in the first period. Goals for Exeter were scored by Jayne Ballantyne, unas- sisted with 9:18, remaining and . Meagan Ratz at 4:50, with Jayne Ballantyne assisting. In the second period, Goderich's -Angela Graham scored their first _goal at 8:38 remaining. Exeter's Megan Ratz returned to score at 8:20 with Sarah Hamilton assisting. • _ Goderich's Shannon Grant scored at .2:28 remaining in the second period. - Everyone on Exeter played a sup- er game. • - It was nice . to sec friends and grandparents out. • Next two playoff games are Sat- urday, March 4 at 2 p.m. in Sea - forth, and Sunday, March 5 in For- est at 10:30 a.m. Come out and support ringette. Tweens open playoffs with loss HENSALL - Exeter Tweens lost their first playoff game 8-5 Satur- day in Hensall against Mitchell. Mitchell got three in the first period before Michelle Bowerman scored for Exeter, assisted by Jill Sararas to end the first period. Mitchell got two more goals be- fore Christine Morgan scored the first of her. two goals of the game. After that they exchanged goal for goal. Exeter's other goals were scored by Cheyenne Westlake and Jill Sa- - raras. Assists went to Michelle Bowerman,Cathie Wilson and Christie Bedard, Andrea Urlin was • in the net doing a great job by stop- ping a lot of shots that kept com- ing her way. Five.. of Mitchell's goals were scored by Sheri Dejong, two were by Lori Chessell and one by Col- Icon Josling. In Seaforth on. Sunday, the locals played an exhibition game against Seaforth. The girls played very well, seeing how Seaforth arc the first -place team. Urlin did very well in net again. Exeter did allow Seaforth to score 10 times but managed to get 5 goals against them. . - . Scoring for Exeter were: Chey- enne Westlake with one goal, Jill Sararas two, Michelle Bowerman two, and Lisa Forrest with one, as- sisted by Jill Sararas, Christie Bed - aril, Michelle Bowerman, .and Ca- thie Wilson.- - Second play off game in Mitch- ell Sunday. at 5:30 p.m. COMMERCIAL-, PUBLIC AND PERSONAL—OTHER. AUTO INSURANCE PUBLIC HEARING The Auto Board will commence aPublic_Henring • beginning February 27,-1989 to consider Auto Insurance Rates for Commercial, Public and 'Personal -Other Vehicles to beeffective in 1989. Independent consultants will release their proposal for these rates on February 20, 1989. Copies will be available. . - The Board is not bound by this proposal. Public participation in the hearings is essential. You have the right to be heard. For further information call: Toronto: 222 -AUTO Toll free: 1-800.668.0128 OWArw Ontario Commission de Automobile 1'assurance- Insurance automobile • Board de ['Ontario 5 Park Home Avenue 4th Floor North York. 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