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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-18, Page 20a Page 20 Times -Advocate, October 18, 1989 Karate champs - These members of the Ron Tyndall Karate Club attended the Ontario Grand Nationals in London and took home trophies. Left to right, Colin Grasdahl, (fifth in fighting), Darryl Romph, (fifth in katas� �rlhf� h),��r � �, las), Jody Grasdahl, (forthikatas)lanBeckerlir ikatasM Missing, Jeff Bdo (fifthin katas). Bantams get season started EXETER - The Exeter Bantam "A" hockey club's season is going again. This year's team has high ex- pectations and every game the players go out with something to prove, after a humiliating season last -year. , The locals in three league games have gone out and beat last sea- son's total points. They lost their first game but have gone undefeat- ed in their last two. The club is looking forward to a successful season. All home games are played on Wednesday night, at 7:45 p.m. so show some town spirit and bring your family out to watch some entertaining hockey. Forest 7 - Exeter 2 The rusty locals were defeated by Bullets lose 4-3 ILDERTON - In their only game of the week, the Exeter Pee Wee Bullets were defeated 4-3 in Ilder- ton Saturday afternoon, in Lamb - ton -Middlesex Hockey League play. Brent Urlin, Trevor Truemner and Geoff Hann were the marks- man for Exeter in that contest. Exeter netminder Jason Clay played an outstanding game, de- spite taking the loss. Forest in their first game of the sea- son. Both Exeter and Forest lost their composure several limes dur- ing ,the game, as there were 110 minutes in penalties from both teams throughout the match. Scoring goals for Exeter were Rob Kramer, and Pete Gibson from Mark Lynn and Ryan Lindenfield. Exeter 3 - Thamesford 0 Exeter collected its first win of the season as goalie Darren Mason led the team to a shutout last Wednesday night in Thamesford. Exeter got the first goal by Rob Kramer, the assist going to Jason Heywood. The last two goals scored by Der- ek Beckett and Allan McFalls were Beautify your neighbourhood. Get out on the street. Take a walk. Pal710"7170f�® shorthanded efforts in the second period. Exeter 6 - Parkhill 6 Exeter played a strong first two periods Sunday but fell short in the third and allowed Parkhill to tie them in the final minutes of the game. Exeter goals were scored by Ryan Lindenfield, Ryan Stuart, Fred Steciuk with two and Jason Heywood with two. Assists went to Ryan Stuart, Nick Szabo, Rob Kramer, Steciuk, Fred Godbolt with 2, and Steve Farquhar with four setups. Exeter plays its next game at home tonight at 7:45 p.m. Panthers go one for three By Michelle Ellison STRATFORD - All three of South Huron District High School's girls' basketball teams played league games at Stratford Central' Secondary School last Thursday. The Junior Panthers were the only team to bring home a win for SH. The Senior girls fell to Central 54-31. Against Central's tough full- - court pressure in the first half of the game, the Panthers allowed their opponents to take a 33-15 lead. Christine Rose hit the basket a few times in the last half of play, but the Panthers fell 54-31 to take their third loss in league play. Rose lied SH's scoring with 11 points. Michelle Caers had five points while Julia Merner and Liz Mol chipped in with four points each. SH's junior girls took the Pan- thers only win of the day. The lo- cals had little difficulty defeating Central 27-15. They took a slight 14-10 lead in the first half of play but the Panthers outplayed their op- position in the remaining half of the game to take the victory. Stacey Rader was top scorer with 10 points. Becky Morgan followed with seven points and Kerry Mand- ers added four. SH's Midget girls worked hard against Central but came out on the bottom of a 35-25 count. Chris Schade played_ extremely well going nine for 12 at the foul line and was the leading scorer with 15 points. A correction from the October- 4 edition of the T.A. The midget Pan- thers rather than losing to F.E. Ma- dill, defeated the Wingham Mus- tangs 30-29 in league play. All 4hree of SH's girls' basketball teams travel to Listowel on Wednesday for league games. Midgets split first two PARKHILL - The Exeter Midget Generals split their first two games in the Shamrock Hockey .League season last week, losing 6-2 in Thamesford last Wednesday and winning in Parkhill 5-3 Sunday. Parkhill led 2-0 after one period, but Exeter connected for four sec- ond -period tallies. Theteams split the two third -period goals. Scoring for Exeter were; Mark Burton from goaltender Jason Clark, Joel Campbell from John Rooseboom, David Schwindt from Jamie Cornish, Campbell from Ja- son Hem and Brett Lammie and Todd McCann unassisted. In Thamesford, the home team took a slight 2-1 lead after one peri- od, but scored the next three goals en rout to the easy win. Scoring for Exeter were; Sean Kyle from Rooseboom, and McCrtln from Dave Mack and Greg Haggitt, both coming while on the power -play. Grand Bend runners-up at Lambton County meet PINERY PROVINCIAL PARK - Grand Bend Public School hosted a regional cross-country meet for six Lambton County Schools and the hosts did very well overall, tak- ing the runners-up position. Jake Morgan took third place overall in the Bantam Boys Divi- sion, running the course, which was set up around the toboggan hills at the park, in a time of 11 minutes and 49 seconds, just 14 seconds behind the winner from Watford. Eric Clay and Kyle Vermuellen of Grand Bend, finished eighth and. ninth respectively, Simon Desjar- dine was 12th, and Troy Stelling- werff 23rd. None of the Grand Bend Bantam Girls were able to place in the top five and earn ribbons, but Mayke- sha Wilde was eighth, and Tracy Turnbull was ninth. Grand Bend's Jeremy Wilde and Clint Boundy were able to get rib- bons in the Intermediate Boys race, finishing fourth and fifth respec- tively just three seconds apart. Bcn Sandwith was not far behind in eighth and Liam Karry was 26th. The closest Grand Bend Interme- diate Girl from placing was Jenni- fer MacNeil, who was sixth, while Andrea Ridley was ninth. Tommy Maguire was the only Grand Bend runner to win a race, taking top spot in the Junior Boys division in a time of 12:01, fol- lowed by Jeremy Jennison in fifth, Jay Wilton in 12th, Joris Wood 15th, Chad Monteith 16th, Craig Bothwell 18th, Sean Lockwood 27th, Sean Maguire 28th, Bryce Kadlecik 30th, Ryan Heywood 59th, Jonathan Lovie 60th, Michael Gutsell 70th, while Shaun Jennison and Derek Whiting were both dis- qualified but finished the race. In the Junior Girls Division, the top local finisher _ was Melissa Wilde, who was second, Christine Went was fourth, Laura Sandwith was 17th, Brianne Hais} 18th, Jule Hume 19th, Christy McIntyre 23rd, Melissa Milam 24th, Caroline Day 35th, Rebecca Pierce 37th and De- anna Turnbull was 38th. Trent Stellingwcrtt took second place in the Senior Boys' race, in 14:48, followed by Josh Vermuel- len in 12th, and Jason Clay in 17th. The only Grand Bend runner in the Senior Girl's race was Sarah Battersby, who took home a third- place ribbon, finishing less than 20 seconds behind the race winner. Runners up - The Grand Bend Public Schoc! cross-country team won the runners-up banner in the meet for northern Lambton County schools at the Pinery Park last week. Front row, (left to right), Jeremy Jenni- son, Tommy Maguire, Melissa Wilde, Jake Morgan. "Back row, (l -r), David Douglas, coach, Clint Boundy, Jeremy Wilde, Trent Stellingwerff, Sarah Battersby, Brian Morrice, coach, Christine Went. Maguire was the winner in the Junior Boys' race. • t On the weekend, Christine Rose led South Huron District High School's Senior girls' basketball team to one victory in Medway High School's annual Invitational Tournament in Arva. In pool play, the Panthers met North Middlesex District High School for their first game. The team played extremely well holding their strong opponents to a 21-10 count after half time and a loss 43- 28 in the contest. Rose was top scorer for the game with 12 points and Michelle Caers and Julie Meurer each had four. In anextremely-competitive sec- ond match against Oakridge Secon- dary School of London, the Pan- thers came through with a close 43- 41 win. The girls held a 22-17 lead after half time and managed to keep the margin throughout the last half to take the win. Rose led the scoring again with a .career high 18 points and Caers fol- lowed with 11. Merner added six. Pee Wees win, lose, tie EXETER - The Exeter Legion Pee Wee hockey team went 1-1-1 in three games last week, but the 2- 1 loss in Clinton Sunday didn't hurt since it was only an exhibition game. They also played Parkhill to a 5-5 tie Friday night and blanked Mt. Brydges last Wednesday 5-0. Matt Godbolt was the lone marksman for Exeter in the exhibi- tion loss to Clinton. It was an unas- sisted effort. • Darren Kints was the losing goal- ie giving up two second -period goals, but Kints was able to record the shutout against Mt. Brydges. Scoring for Exeter in that game were; Jim Dietrich, from Ian Jean and Gavin Snell, Snell from Die- trich and Ben Armstrong, Trevor Taylor from Craig Schwartzentru- ber and Andrew Hern, Dietrich from Ted Hoffman and Snell, and Steve Stire from Chris McDonald and Armstrong. Sean McCann neued all five in the tie in Parkhill Friday night. Tay- lor set up two of the goals by him- self, one goal was unassisted, McDonald, Godbolt assisted on McCann's first goal and Snell as- sisted on the other. JACK' S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc.. High efficiency gas furnaces- Water urnacesWater Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 0E74 Senior "A" Hockey Exeter Mohawks �08AoS vs Chatham Maroons Sun., Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at South Huron Rec Centre Exeter Curling Club Limited Ao4ho off atainit13 FIR4INE3 og naithoLicldbt Thursday, October 19, 1989. - 7:30 p.m. Exeter Curling Club For the purpose of: _ 1. Approving the financial statements for 1989 2. Election of Directors 3. Appointment of Auditors i Until now Honda has had a lot to cover up. • • 1 r' S. , I 44 I .11:1 • Now the all-new 1990 Accord is here. keeping the new Honda accord a secret has been tough. 13ut now we can shots" you it's new styling. bigger Kt -valve, tuel"iniected 2.2 litre engine with 2- more horsepower than last year. Not to mention the new sus- pension, larger interior. Ontario 0 ' ucrntldgoomandt n nut :+ newspaper is hardly the hest place to sec it So visit our dealership soon and test drive' the new Accord in all its glory But dont wait long. because it's no secret that these first 1990 Accords ttnn't List lung D Exeter Q 0 Today's answer to great prices: Service and customer satisfaction Dealers D EXETER, ONT. Call 235-1081 r Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard October 11, 1989 - 4 game winners Muriel Marshall 390 John Pepper 313 ' Stewart Miner 255 A. Hummel 250 5 games Gordon Hoggarth 455 Beatrice Ballantyne 400 Ray Hodgson 384 Marjorie Hodgen 383 Lloyd Lovell 342 October 12, 1989. 4 games Steve Hrapchak 312 Bruce Watson 241 5 games John Pepper 482 Charles Tindall 362 Walter Davis 359 Albert Hummel 355 Bullets lose 4-3 ILDERTON - In their only game of the week, the Exeter Pee Wee Bullets were defeated 4-3 in Ilder- ton Saturday afternoon, in Lamb - ton -Middlesex Hockey League play. Brent Urlin, Trevor Truemner and Geoff Hann were the marks- man for Exeter in that contest. Exeter netminder Jason Clay played an outstanding game, de- spite taking the loss. Forest in their first game of the sea- son. Both Exeter and Forest lost their composure several limes dur- ing ,the game, as there were 110 minutes in penalties from both teams throughout the match. Scoring goals for Exeter were Rob Kramer, and Pete Gibson from Mark Lynn and Ryan Lindenfield. Exeter 3 - Thamesford 0 Exeter collected its first win of the season as goalie Darren Mason led the team to a shutout last Wednesday night in Thamesford. Exeter got the first goal by Rob Kramer, the assist going to Jason Heywood. The last two goals scored by Der- ek Beckett and Allan McFalls were Beautify your neighbourhood. Get out on the street. Take a walk. Pal710"7170f�® shorthanded efforts in the second period. Exeter 6 - Parkhill 6 Exeter played a strong first two periods Sunday but fell short in the third and allowed Parkhill to tie them in the final minutes of the game. Exeter goals were scored by Ryan Lindenfield, Ryan Stuart, Fred Steciuk with two and Jason Heywood with two. Assists went to Ryan Stuart, Nick Szabo, Rob Kramer, Steciuk, Fred Godbolt with 2, and Steve Farquhar with four setups. Exeter plays its next game at home tonight at 7:45 p.m. Panthers go one for three By Michelle Ellison STRATFORD - All three of South Huron District High School's girls' basketball teams played league games at Stratford Central' Secondary School last Thursday. The Junior Panthers were the only team to bring home a win for SH. The Senior girls fell to Central 54-31. Against Central's tough full- - court pressure in the first half of the game, the Panthers allowed their opponents to take a 33-15 lead. Christine Rose hit the basket a few times in the last half of play, but the Panthers fell 54-31 to take their third loss in league play. Rose lied SH's scoring with 11 points. Michelle Caers had five points while Julia Merner and Liz Mol chipped in with four points each. SH's junior girls took the Pan- thers only win of the day. The lo- cals had little difficulty defeating Central 27-15. They took a slight 14-10 lead in the first half of play but the Panthers outplayed their op- position in the remaining half of the game to take the victory. Stacey Rader was top scorer with 10 points. Becky Morgan followed with seven points and Kerry Mand- ers added four. SH's Midget girls worked hard against Central but came out on the bottom of a 35-25 count. Chris Schade played_ extremely well going nine for 12 at the foul line and was the leading scorer with 15 points. A correction from the October- 4 edition of the T.A. The midget Pan- thers rather than losing to F.E. Ma- dill, defeated the Wingham Mus- tangs 30-29 in league play. All 4hree of SH's girls' basketball teams travel to Listowel on Wednesday for league games. Midgets split first two PARKHILL - The Exeter Midget Generals split their first two games in the Shamrock Hockey .League season last week, losing 6-2 in Thamesford last Wednesday and winning in Parkhill 5-3 Sunday. Parkhill led 2-0 after one period, but Exeter connected for four sec- ond -period tallies. Theteams split the two third -period goals. Scoring for Exeter were; Mark Burton from goaltender Jason Clark, Joel Campbell from John Rooseboom, David Schwindt from Jamie Cornish, Campbell from Ja- son Hem and Brett Lammie and Todd McCann unassisted. In Thamesford, the home team took a slight 2-1 lead after one peri- od, but scored the next three goals en rout to the easy win. Scoring for Exeter were; Sean Kyle from Rooseboom, and McCrtln from Dave Mack and Greg Haggitt, both coming while on the power -play. Grand Bend runners-up at Lambton County meet PINERY PROVINCIAL PARK - Grand Bend Public School hosted a regional cross-country meet for six Lambton County Schools and the hosts did very well overall, tak- ing the runners-up position. Jake Morgan took third place overall in the Bantam Boys Divi- sion, running the course, which was set up around the toboggan hills at the park, in a time of 11 minutes and 49 seconds, just 14 seconds behind the winner from Watford. Eric Clay and Kyle Vermuellen of Grand Bend, finished eighth and. ninth respectively, Simon Desjar- dine was 12th, and Troy Stelling- werff 23rd. None of the Grand Bend Bantam Girls were able to place in the top five and earn ribbons, but Mayke- sha Wilde was eighth, and Tracy Turnbull was ninth. Grand Bend's Jeremy Wilde and Clint Boundy were able to get rib- bons in the Intermediate Boys race, finishing fourth and fifth respec- tively just three seconds apart. Bcn Sandwith was not far behind in eighth and Liam Karry was 26th. The closest Grand Bend Interme- diate Girl from placing was Jenni- fer MacNeil, who was sixth, while Andrea Ridley was ninth. Tommy Maguire was the only Grand Bend runner to win a race, taking top spot in the Junior Boys division in a time of 12:01, fol- lowed by Jeremy Jennison in fifth, Jay Wilton in 12th, Joris Wood 15th, Chad Monteith 16th, Craig Bothwell 18th, Sean Lockwood 27th, Sean Maguire 28th, Bryce Kadlecik 30th, Ryan Heywood 59th, Jonathan Lovie 60th, Michael Gutsell 70th, while Shaun Jennison and Derek Whiting were both dis- qualified but finished the race. In the Junior Girls Division, the top local finisher _ was Melissa Wilde, who was second, Christine Went was fourth, Laura Sandwith was 17th, Brianne Hais} 18th, Jule Hume 19th, Christy McIntyre 23rd, Melissa Milam 24th, Caroline Day 35th, Rebecca Pierce 37th and De- anna Turnbull was 38th. Trent Stellingwcrtt took second place in the Senior Boys' race, in 14:48, followed by Josh Vermuel- len in 12th, and Jason Clay in 17th. The only Grand Bend runner in the Senior Girl's race was Sarah Battersby, who took home a third- place ribbon, finishing less than 20 seconds behind the race winner. Runners up - The Grand Bend Public Schoc! cross-country team won the runners-up banner in the meet for northern Lambton County schools at the Pinery Park last week. Front row, (left to right), Jeremy Jenni- son, Tommy Maguire, Melissa Wilde, Jake Morgan. "Back row, (l -r), David Douglas, coach, Clint Boundy, Jeremy Wilde, Trent Stellingwerff, Sarah Battersby, Brian Morrice, coach, Christine Went. Maguire was the winner in the Junior Boys' race. • t On the weekend, Christine Rose led South Huron District High School's Senior girls' basketball team to one victory in Medway High School's annual Invitational Tournament in Arva. In pool play, the Panthers met North Middlesex District High School for their first game. The team played extremely well holding their strong opponents to a 21-10 count after half time and a loss 43- 28 in the contest. Rose was top scorer for the game with 12 points and Michelle Caers and Julie Meurer each had four. In anextremely-competitive sec- ond match against Oakridge Secon- dary School of London, the Pan- thers came through with a close 43- 41 win. The girls held a 22-17 lead after half time and managed to keep the margin throughout the last half to take the win. Rose led the scoring again with a .career high 18 points and Caers fol- lowed with 11. Merner added six. Pee Wees win, lose, tie EXETER - The Exeter Legion Pee Wee hockey team went 1-1-1 in three games last week, but the 2- 1 loss in Clinton Sunday didn't hurt since it was only an exhibition game. They also played Parkhill to a 5-5 tie Friday night and blanked Mt. Brydges last Wednesday 5-0. Matt Godbolt was the lone marksman for Exeter in the exhibi- tion loss to Clinton. It was an unas- sisted effort. • Darren Kints was the losing goal- ie giving up two second -period goals, but Kints was able to record the shutout against Mt. Brydges. Scoring for Exeter in that game were; Jim Dietrich, from Ian Jean and Gavin Snell, Snell from Die- trich and Ben Armstrong, Trevor Taylor from Craig Schwartzentru- ber and Andrew Hern, Dietrich from Ted Hoffman and Snell, and Steve Stire from Chris McDonald and Armstrong. Sean McCann neued all five in the tie in Parkhill Friday night. Tay- lor set up two of the goals by him- self, one goal was unassisted, McDonald, Godbolt assisted on McCann's first goal and Snell as- sisted on the other. JACK' S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc.. High efficiency gas furnaces- Water urnacesWater Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 0E74 Senior "A" Hockey Exeter Mohawks �08AoS vs Chatham Maroons Sun., Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at South Huron Rec Centre Exeter Curling Club Limited Ao4ho off atainit13 FIR4INE3 og naithoLicldbt Thursday, October 19, 1989. - 7:30 p.m. Exeter Curling Club For the purpose of: _ 1. Approving the financial statements for 1989 2. Election of Directors 3. Appointment of Auditors i Until now Honda has had a lot to cover up. • • 1 r' S. , I 44 I .11:1 • Now the all-new 1990 Accord is here. keeping the new Honda accord a secret has been tough. 13ut now we can shots" you it's new styling. bigger Kt -valve, tuel"iniected 2.2 litre engine with 2- more horsepower than last year. Not to mention the new sus- pension, larger interior. Ontario 0 ' ucrntldgoomandt n nut :+ newspaper is hardly the hest place to sec it So visit our dealership soon and test drive' the new Accord in all its glory But dont wait long. because it's no secret that these first 1990 Accords ttnn't List lung D Exeter Q 0 Today's answer to great prices: Service and customer satisfaction Dealers D EXETER, ONT. Call 235-1081 r