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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-27, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, September 27, 1989 Exeter Ace - Wayne Brunzlow, of Crediton, got a hole in one on the par three, 145 yard third hole at.the Exeter Golf COurse Tuesday, September 12 using a nine iron. Brunzlow was playing with Marg and td Mahon. Reverse play! Panther's Dave O'Connor Is taken down after dodging most of the Listowel Lord's defence on a reverse play. The Senior Panthers easily defeated Listowel on their own turf, 26-6. Football Panthers earn victories By Michelle Ellison EXETER - The Junior and Scnior football teams of South Huron Dis- trict High School opened league play last Thursday against the Lis- towel Lords and both teams turned in victories of 16-6 and 28-0 respec- tively. Junior coach, Dave Cox, felt his team played well both offensively and defensively. "We won the war in the trenches. It was a game we controlled," he commented. In the first and second quarters, Ja- son McNeil and Randy Johnson scored touchdowns each and John- son kicked two converts to give the Panthers a convincing 14-01ehd. Listowel conceded two points on a safety, giving SH a 16-0 Lead. The Panthers held this lead until the last minute of play when the Lords scored a long run touchdown against SH's substitute defence to make it a final 16-6 count. The senior Panthers easily defeat- ed the Lords 18-0. "Listowel didn't cause us much trouble after we adjusted to their of- fense. In fact, we stopped them cold," said Senior coach Ron Bo- gart. The Panthers scored once in each quarter. The first quarter saw quarter- back Harlen Tinney complete a 23 - yard pass to Dave O'Connor for a touchdown. O'Connor kicked the convert to give SH a 7-0 lead over their opponents. A three -yard run by Jeff DenOttcr gave the Panthers their second touchdown of the game with O'Connor making the convert. Tinney's passing proved to be a threat to the Lords as he completed a 15 -yard pass to O'Connor for the third touchdown and a 10 -yard pass Please turn to page 17 Registration for Zurich Men's Rec League Hockey .Sat., Oct. 7 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Zurich Arena Lobby For Information contact Paul Overholt 235-0935 after 6 p.m. Express even Final EXETER - The Exeter Express evened their best -of -three Western Ontario Senior D league final ser- ies at one game each when they de- feated Lakeside 10-6 in Exeter Sun- day. The Express Lost the opening game of the series last Sunday in Lakeside by a 4-3 count to fall be- hind by a game. The Express got onto the score- board first Sunday with a run in the first inning. Rob Dickey led off the game with a double -moved to third when Pete Heeney grounded out and scored when Doug Fairbairn grounded out. Lakeside tied the game with a run in the third and took a 2-1 lead with a run in the fifth inning. The Express got back in even terms with a run in their half of the fifth. Darcy Martin led off with a walk, moved to second when Barry Baynham walked' and scored after Heenev singled. Shaw signs NEW YORK - Exeter native Dave Shaw, 25, has negotiated a new contract with the New York Rangers. No details were availa- ble at press time. Shaw, Que- bec's first round draft choice was traded to the Rangers before the 1987-88 season. Shaw had six goals and 11 as- sists last season. Each team then scored three runs in the sixth inning. Kevin Hern. Brian Mercer and Dave Parson each scored runs after walking, but were helped along by a Martin single and double by Baynham. Exeter put the game on ice with one run in the seventh and three more in the eighth. The runs in the came came when Martin and Bayn ham hit back-to-back homers. Mar- tin's was a two -run shot. Doug Schade started on the hill for the Express and lasted until the sixth inning when he got some re- lief help from Dave Atthill. The third -and -final game of the series will be in Byron Friday night. Come to expect the best We're open Until Mid -October 9 for $9 h`oies only Enjoy our New Patlo and the delicious food in our restaurant Every Thursday is SENIORS DAY 18 Holes for S9.00 Game to be completed by 4 p.m.' • Complete Restaurant • Rentals Licenced by LLBO • Driving Range • Electric Golf Carts • Patio IRONWOD 235-1521 JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 NOW is the time to get your chimneys repointed and cleaned Call Bud Heaman 235-0782 Windup for ladies EXETER - Last Tuesday was the windup for the Exeter Ladies Golf Club. A delicious roast bccf dinner was served by Janet and Bob Mason. The ladies club have bought two Trophies were presented to the winners: A flight, Helen Burton and runner up Dorothy Kipfcr; B flight, Helen Wasnidgc and runner up Joan Cole; C flight, Irene Davis with some special that with runner up Deanna Govers; caused slot of special hs awardsA special most improved player Shirley laughs. Wright and most birdies on the touch to end a great season of golf - birdie tree Bette Smith. A gift from ing. Thanks again to the Masons for Hiram Walkerwas,-won--by 441401 t....teaking-Ahe•XIYAW r.all-end.C-eur,- Reynolds. try Club a great place to golf. water coolers for the golf course. Tickets were sold on a painting do- nated by Irene Davis to help pay for these. Bob and Janet were thanked for their hospitality this past season and a collector's plate .was given to them for their home. A rose was presented sto each member from Bob and Janet along I1Town and Country Bowling . ZURICH - The scores,. for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY LADIES Pin Poppers - Carmel Sweeney -643, _Jolly Six - Vesta Miller - 590, !!appy Gang - Sherrie Edwards- 614, Packers - Mona Kraft - 572, Odds & - Trudy Rooseboom - 566, Town and Country Six - Hilda Vandenhoek • 535, Basket Cases Nancy Lrenomme - 451, Near Mrs. - Joyce Bailey - 609, Strikes & Mrs. - De- nise Schroeder - 475, High Single - Deb Smith - 281. TUESDAY C.A.P. Jeff Dekort - 104, Doug Meeds - 124, Tom Masse • 58, Doug Deline - 95, Art Gibson • 76, H.C. - Wendy Mawson • 247 Donna Jones • 150. TUESDAY MENS Newcomer.' - Carl Wurm • 631-245, Dashound's Too - Jim Weigand - 603• 223, Signs di Shirts - Ron Dann • 683- 259, Family Affair - Barry Clarke - 583- 280, Ilighrollers • John Smits -686-264, Wrecking Crew - Fronk Palen -727-282, Rockets - Don Jackson - 560-194, Klon- dyke - Luke Mommersteeg -655-260. WEDNESDAY DAY LADIES Peg Hunter -Duvar - 249, Betty Coates - - 159, Mickey Bridges - 251, Mona Tra- quair • 208, H.T. Peg hunter-Duvar . 626. WEDNESDAY NITE LA- DiES Golden Girls • Cheryl Wilson -597.245, G Ree's • Judi Unice - 482, Bottoms Up - Judi Redman • 561-224, Peach's h Cream • Joyce Hillman - 536, Shooties - Lisa Borthwick -425-168. THURSDAY GOLDEN AG- ERS Nora Heard -319, Clara Scott • 254, Maude Weston - 237, Austin Hartman - 274 Gerrie Fleischauer • 239. 'THURSDAY MiXED LEAGUE The Strike Force - K. Jeromkin -250- 594, GMDs • L. Meloche • 238-605, Gut- ter Busters - h7aine Groot -212-574, Odd Couples - Sherrie Edwards -204-576, A Team - Frank Palen -268.626, Try /lards - Donna Webster - 245-650. 11 Lottery funds help people with disabilities. Sham lei fiost a le; tit cancer when she was six years old. With the help of a prosthetic leg, Sharmila is able to skip and swim witli her frient)s.' • helping people with disabilities • is just one way lottery funds are used. Lottery funds are also used to provide grants in other areas such • as sports and recreation, arts and culture, hospitals, and•provilice- wide charities. d 'i•his is how Lottery funds arc vtbrking kir yob in your arca. • St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia • Stratford Rotary Arena, Stratford • Windsor Art Gallary, Windsor • Samia and District Children's Treatment Centre Ontario Lottery Corporation Together we're making good things happen. Pick Wtntarto Provincial • Lucan bowling scores LUCAN - Results of the Lu- - can Bowling Lanes. - MONpAY LADIES Kit !learn - 274-722, Marg Yowl - 295-715, Lynne. Fraquhar -258-650, Pat Davis - 275-633, Joan Finkbeiner - 228-628, Joan Zeigler -241, Sandra Disher -241, Judy Ilodgins -238, Lin- da Patterson -237, Barb Swartz -230, Pam llodgins - 228, Diane Williarns - 223, Ilelen Hardy -220, Joyce Sove- reign -220, Shirley Noyes - 220. TUESDAY Y.Q.C. Wendy Hickson - 210, Erica Wilcox - 198, Brad ,Goddard -187, Lynn Cowdrey - 184, Michael Yeo -177, Lori Wood - 165, Tabatha Smith - 157, Chris Goddard - 145. COLLEEN'S Debbie McNair - 286-639, Ruth Sawdon -246-622, Loti llodgins 258- 620, Liz Dale - 223-606, Tanny Vanderhoek_-252, Shirley Rees - 244, Deb Scarborough - 232, Judy Jaques - 228, Marion Dykeman - 210. SENIOR CITIZENS Charlie Grieve - 23-614, Derwin Beatson - 270, Ilelen McDonald - 255, llarry Noels - 240, Jim Burt. - 201, Mary Scott - 176, Olive Simpson - 168, Edie Burt - 163, Lillus Clatwor- thy - 151. WEDNESDAY Y.B.C. Sonja Densmore -136, Sara -Lynn Dauncey -126, Kurt Jergens -122, Kristen Moore- 122, Marcus Appel - man -119, Breanne Baker- 116, Alex Buckareff - 111. C.A.W. Dave Ilunt - 281-726, Ross Moore - 358.668, Jim Smith - 268-663, Gary Wurm -243.645, Mary Keenan -294- 618, Keith Evans -241, Emily McLeod - 236, Garry Gibson - 235, Cheryl Smith -233, Darren Mills - 224. WEDNESDAY MIXED Dill Cornelissen -259-614, Larry MacGregor - 215-614, Karen Leger - 280.602, Doug Smith -250, Steve Thomas - 243, Bob Cornish - 232, Bill Garrettt- 213, Dave Jones - 209. THURSDAY MENS Fred Allison -253,316,266-835, Doug Lae - 332-789, Colin Brewer - 277-777, Don Watt - 260-760, Mark Stephen - 267-737, Jeff Park -296- 734, Jim Smith 263-725, Pat holland - 278.704, Bill Mothers -268-704, Bob Smith - 257-703, Brad Taylor - 255- 674, Sandy Ilyde - 267663,'Bob Tay- lor 278-653, Wayne Smith - 270-651, Larry Atkins - 304, Russ Dann -263. FRIDAY MIXED Paul Smith • 313, Al-Robicheau - 303, Lynn Smith - 239, Bob Smith - 248, Jim Burt - 235, Barb Smith - 250, George Caidler -243, Deb Fox -224, Chris Anderson - 215. LADIES INTER -TOWN Lucan 24 pts. - Seaforth Ilelen Ilardy - 247, Audrey Watt- 243, Glena Tripp - 247. SUNDAYY.B.C. Peter. Gibson -312, Len Carter - 240, Stephen Snider -222, Stephanie Sandison - 215, Tina Gibson - 197, Chris Smith - 191, Mark Ilickson -179, Melcha Mason - 171. SUNDAY MIXED Gary Dunlop - 247, Fred Wells - 293, Jim Smith- 280, Linda Webber - 259, Don Morgan - 258,'Greg Reving- ton - 224, Rob Riley - 246, Marg McKichan - 241, ,Eugene Webber - 231. Exeter Ace - Wayne Brunzlow, of Crediton, got a hole in one on the par three, 145 yard third hole at.the Exeter Golf COurse Tuesday, September 12 using a nine iron. Brunzlow was playing with Marg and td Mahon. Reverse play! Panther's Dave O'Connor Is taken down after dodging most of the Listowel Lord's defence on a reverse play. The Senior Panthers easily defeated Listowel on their own turf, 26-6. Football Panthers earn victories By Michelle Ellison EXETER - The Junior and Scnior football teams of South Huron Dis- trict High School opened league play last Thursday against the Lis- towel Lords and both teams turned in victories of 16-6 and 28-0 respec- tively. Junior coach, Dave Cox, felt his team played well both offensively and defensively. "We won the war in the trenches. It was a game we controlled," he commented. In the first and second quarters, Ja- son McNeil and Randy Johnson scored touchdowns each and John- son kicked two converts to give the Panthers a convincing 14-01ehd. Listowel conceded two points on a safety, giving SH a 16-0 Lead. The Panthers held this lead until the last minute of play when the Lords scored a long run touchdown against SH's substitute defence to make it a final 16-6 count. The senior Panthers easily defeat- ed the Lords 18-0. "Listowel didn't cause us much trouble after we adjusted to their of- fense. In fact, we stopped them cold," said Senior coach Ron Bo- gart. The Panthers scored once in each quarter. The first quarter saw quarter- back Harlen Tinney complete a 23 - yard pass to Dave O'Connor for a touchdown. O'Connor kicked the convert to give SH a 7-0 lead over their opponents. A three -yard run by Jeff DenOttcr gave the Panthers their second touchdown of the game with O'Connor making the convert. Tinney's passing proved to be a threat to the Lords as he completed a 15 -yard pass to O'Connor for the third touchdown and a 10 -yard pass Please turn to page 17 Registration for Zurich Men's Rec League Hockey .Sat., Oct. 7 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Zurich Arena Lobby For Information contact Paul Overholt 235-0935 after 6 p.m. Express even Final EXETER - The Exeter Express evened their best -of -three Western Ontario Senior D league final ser- ies at one game each when they de- feated Lakeside 10-6 in Exeter Sun- day. The Express Lost the opening game of the series last Sunday in Lakeside by a 4-3 count to fall be- hind by a game. The Express got onto the score- board first Sunday with a run in the first inning. Rob Dickey led off the game with a double -moved to third when Pete Heeney grounded out and scored when Doug Fairbairn grounded out. Lakeside tied the game with a run in the third and took a 2-1 lead with a run in the fifth inning. The Express got back in even terms with a run in their half of the fifth. Darcy Martin led off with a walk, moved to second when Barry Baynham walked' and scored after Heenev singled. Shaw signs NEW YORK - Exeter native Dave Shaw, 25, has negotiated a new contract with the New York Rangers. No details were availa- ble at press time. Shaw, Que- bec's first round draft choice was traded to the Rangers before the 1987-88 season. Shaw had six goals and 11 as- sists last season. Each team then scored three runs in the sixth inning. Kevin Hern. Brian Mercer and Dave Parson each scored runs after walking, but were helped along by a Martin single and double by Baynham. Exeter put the game on ice with one run in the seventh and three more in the eighth. The runs in the came came when Martin and Bayn ham hit back-to-back homers. Mar- tin's was a two -run shot. Doug Schade started on the hill for the Express and lasted until the sixth inning when he got some re- lief help from Dave Atthill. The third -and -final game of the series will be in Byron Friday night. Come to expect the best We're open Until Mid -October 9 for $9 h`oies only Enjoy our New Patlo and the delicious food in our restaurant Every Thursday is SENIORS DAY 18 Holes for S9.00 Game to be completed by 4 p.m.' • Complete Restaurant • Rentals Licenced by LLBO • Driving Range • Electric Golf Carts • Patio IRONWOD 235-1521 JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 NOW is the time to get your chimneys repointed and cleaned Call Bud Heaman 235-0782 Windup for ladies EXETER - Last Tuesday was the windup for the Exeter Ladies Golf Club. A delicious roast bccf dinner was served by Janet and Bob Mason. The ladies club have bought two Trophies were presented to the winners: A flight, Helen Burton and runner up Dorothy Kipfcr; B flight, Helen Wasnidgc and runner up Joan Cole; C flight, Irene Davis with some special that with runner up Deanna Govers; caused slot of special hs awardsA special most improved player Shirley laughs. Wright and most birdies on the touch to end a great season of golf - birdie tree Bette Smith. A gift from ing. Thanks again to the Masons for Hiram Walkerwas,-won--by 441401 t....teaking-Ahe•XIYAW r.all-end.C-eur,- Reynolds. try Club a great place to golf. water coolers for the golf course. Tickets were sold on a painting do- nated by Irene Davis to help pay for these. Bob and Janet were thanked for their hospitality this past season and a collector's plate .was given to them for their home. A rose was presented sto each member from Bob and Janet along I1Town and Country Bowling . ZURICH - The scores,. for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY LADIES Pin Poppers - Carmel Sweeney -643, _Jolly Six - Vesta Miller - 590, !!appy Gang - Sherrie Edwards- 614, Packers - Mona Kraft - 572, Odds & - Trudy Rooseboom - 566, Town and Country Six - Hilda Vandenhoek • 535, Basket Cases Nancy Lrenomme - 451, Near Mrs. - Joyce Bailey - 609, Strikes & Mrs. - De- nise Schroeder - 475, High Single - Deb Smith - 281. TUESDAY C.A.P. Jeff Dekort - 104, Doug Meeds - 124, Tom Masse • 58, Doug Deline - 95, Art Gibson • 76, H.C. - Wendy Mawson • 247 Donna Jones • 150. TUESDAY MENS Newcomer.' - Carl Wurm • 631-245, Dashound's Too - Jim Weigand - 603• 223, Signs di Shirts - Ron Dann • 683- 259, Family Affair - Barry Clarke - 583- 280, Ilighrollers • John Smits -686-264, Wrecking Crew - Fronk Palen -727-282, Rockets - Don Jackson - 560-194, Klon- dyke - Luke Mommersteeg -655-260. WEDNESDAY DAY LADIES Peg Hunter -Duvar - 249, Betty Coates - - 159, Mickey Bridges - 251, Mona Tra- quair • 208, H.T. Peg hunter-Duvar . 626. WEDNESDAY NITE LA- DiES Golden Girls • Cheryl Wilson -597.245, G Ree's • Judi Unice - 482, Bottoms Up - Judi Redman • 561-224, Peach's h Cream • Joyce Hillman - 536, Shooties - Lisa Borthwick -425-168. THURSDAY GOLDEN AG- ERS Nora Heard -319, Clara Scott • 254, Maude Weston - 237, Austin Hartman - 274 Gerrie Fleischauer • 239. 'THURSDAY MiXED LEAGUE The Strike Force - K. Jeromkin -250- 594, GMDs • L. Meloche • 238-605, Gut- ter Busters - h7aine Groot -212-574, Odd Couples - Sherrie Edwards -204-576, A Team - Frank Palen -268.626, Try /lards - Donna Webster - 245-650. 11 Lottery funds help people with disabilities. Sham lei fiost a le; tit cancer when she was six years old. With the help of a prosthetic leg, Sharmila is able to skip and swim witli her frient)s.' • helping people with disabilities • is just one way lottery funds are used. Lottery funds are also used to provide grants in other areas such • as sports and recreation, arts and culture, hospitals, and•provilice- wide charities. d 'i•his is how Lottery funds arc vtbrking kir yob in your arca. • St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia • Stratford Rotary Arena, Stratford • Windsor Art Gallary, Windsor • Samia and District Children's Treatment Centre Ontario Lottery Corporation Together we're making good things happen. Pick Wtntarto Provincial •