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Times -Advocate, April 12, 1989
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Tripped up - Jamie McMahon, of the Haliburton Pee Wee -s, falls over Collin Kowalchuk, of the 'Wean
Pee Wecs, during the fourth game of the "DD" all -Ontario final Sunday at the Lucan Arena. Halibur-
ton won Sunday's game 6-0 to even the best -of -seven series at two -games each.
EHMA executive - A new executive of the Exeter Minor Hockey -Association for next season was.cho-
scn at the Annual General Meeting last Tuesday. Front row, left to right, Dave (Alin, first vice presi-
dent. Bill. Brock, president, Sharon Lynn, second vice president, Wendi Schwindt, secretary. Back
row. Tom McCann, past president, Gary MacLean, director, Don Richardson, director, Bob Clay, direc-
tor, Dave Hann, director, Russ Lingard, director. Missing, Francis Kints, treasurer, Dennis Kints,
Shamrock director.
Panthers win five badminton titles
By Michelle • Ellison
ST. 1‘1AR'YS South Huron Dis-
trict I ligh School's Junior and Sen-
ior badminton teams claimed five
championships in. a tournament
held in St. Marys on April 1.
The team also attended the highly
competitive Taint Badminton
Championships' in Strafford on
Thursday. i Icrc, the Junior Panthers
fell to Lir-subtle C'ollegc of Chat-
ham in the semi-final round of the
tournament.
Last Saturday, Carrjc (Ac
'claimed the Junior Girls' Singles
Championship while Chris Gardner
became thc Junior Boys' Champi-
on. Andrea Francis and ian Verheck
also hccar.ic the Junior Mixed Dou-
bles Champions.
- Bi,rh Ncdia took the Senior Girls'
Championship for South Huron and
Kim Crawford and Chris C';imlihcll
became the Senior Mixed Doubles
Champions.
The Western Ontario 11ig11
School 'i'cani Badminton Champi-
onships, whore 32 teams Co1111)Cle 1,
involves team advancement rather
than individual advancement. At
(cast three matches must he won by
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South Huron's Senior team lost
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The Junior Panthers, however,
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round and Stratford Northwcstcrn in
the second to advance to the semi-
final round against Ursulinc Col-
lege. Unfortunately, SH lost a
tough round 3-2. '
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Exeter Royals
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Wed., April 12 7:30 - 9:00
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Thursday April 13 7:30 and
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OPENING - Weather Permitting
Saturday, April 15, 1989
Drop in
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Peewees even after four games
LUCAN - The Lucan Pec Wces
and Haliburton are even at two
games each in their All -Ontario
"DD" Pec Wee finals, after splitting
two games on the weekend in Lu -
can. .
Lucan won Saturday's contest by
a 5-2 count to take a two-games-to-
onc Icad in the best -of -seven scrics,
but Haliburton bounced back to
shutout Lucan 6-0 Sunday after-
noon to deadlock the scrics.
in Saturday's game, Lucan led 2-0
after onc period and 4-1 after the
second, while each team scarce once
in the final frame.
Lucan captain Paul O'Shea
opened the scoring in that game
from Scott Smith and Brian Beck-
man and Nathan Brown's from a
shot from the point was deflected
by Jcff Campbell shortly after to
give Lucan their 2-0 lead.
In the second period, O'Shea
picked up his second when the puck
was knocked off Matt Munro's stick
and onto his after Munro had made
a nice rush to the net.
Joey Hitchcock stuffed the puck
into -the net to give Lucan a 4-0
lead, with Doug Hotson picking up
the only assist.
Haliburton finally- got on the
Men's night
starts April 25
EXETER - Male golfers have just
two weeks to get ready for the sea-
son.
Men's night at Ironwood Golf
Club will officially begin Tuesday
April 25, but if thc weather co-
operates there will be a practice day
at the golf course a wcck before,
Tuesday April 18, to get their
swing back into shape after a long
winter.
Thc league is also looking for
new members this year. The cost of
a membership is $35, which will
include the wrap-up dinner at the
end of the season and prize money
during thc season.
Thc season will last 20 weeks,
with play every Tuesday, but atten-
dance is not mandatory cvcry wcck.
Most of thc sponsors that have
given prizes in the past will bc
back for another season according to
Larry Johns of the Men's League.
If anybody needs more informa-
tion about joining the Mcn's
League they can contact Johns at
235-1209.
board shortly before the second peri-
od was over when Jonathan Bishop
tallied from Greg Stamp and Corbie
Kent. ,
Stamp made it a 4-2 game when
he scored for Haliburton early in the
second period and pressed in the last
two minutcs to get closer but Lu -
can goalie Marty Hodgins held Hal-
iburton off and Heckman scored
into an empty nct with just one
second left on the clock to close
out the scoring.
Haliburton 6 Lucan 0
Haliburton scored twice in each of
the three periods to get even in the
scrics on Sunday.
The Morissette brothers, twins
Mark and Kevin, proved too much"
for Lucan in this game. Kevin
picked up five points in the game,
thrcc goals and two assists, while
Mark chipped in with four assists.
Jeff Black, Mark Stamp and Cor -
hie Kcnt chipped in with the other
Haliburton goals and Stamp had a
pair of assists, and single assists
went to Jcff Black and Andy Bill-
ings.
Haliburton goalie Peter Brohman
picked up the shutout but didn't
have to make too many saves as his
defence blocked many shots in front
of him. Lucan did come close to
scoring on onc occasion. Brohman
stopped O'Shea slap shot from the
,blucline, but the puck trickled be-
tween Brahman's legs and was head-
ing for thc goal line but the referee
had whistled the play dcad because
he lost sight of the puck.
Gan* five in thc scrics will be.
played Saturday at 3 p.m. in Hali-
burton, while game six is set back
at the Lucan at 3 p.m. Sunday after-
noon. If a seventh -and deciding
game is needed, it will bc played
back in Haliburton Saturday April
22 at 3 p.m.
South Huron
SIo-Pitch
League.
would like one team to
play in the league with
Dashwood, Hill & Hill
(Varna), and 5 Zurich _
based teams.
Season starts May 1
If interested contact:
Bob Redick
at 236-4945
immediately.
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The players and executive of the Ex-
eter Mohawks thank our loyal fans
and sponsors for making our 1988-
89 season a success. -
Thanj
you
We share the Ontario Hockey Asso-
ciation Senior "B" Championship
with you.
Special thanks to the Lucan Commu-
nity Centre and staff for their hospi-
tality and assistance.
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