HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-22, Page 19Senior Football champs - Last Saturday, November 11, the South
Huron District High School Senior Boy's Football team captured their.
fourth -straight Huron -Perth Conference championship, 'beating Gode-
rich Vikings. Front row, (left to right), Doug Clark, Norm Atkins, Glenn
McBeath, Haden Tinney, Jeff Denotter, Brent McDonald, Laurie
Chalmers. Second row, (l -r), Steve Heywood, Dan Weigand, John•Lu-
ther, Ben Riley, Rob Wonnacott, Craig Soldan, Floyd Riley, Steve
Greb, Scott Memer, Dave O'Connor Third row, (l -r), Scott Bogart,
(assistant coach), Greg Haggitt, Dwayne Hayter, Dave Mack, Tim
McAllister, Graham Arthur, Mike Steckle, Geoff Strang, Greg Clarke,
Ron Bogart (head coach). Back row, (l -r), Mark Burton, John Gollen,
Andrew Thompson, Chris Eccles, Chris Chanyi, Justin O'Rourke, Du-
ane Costain, Rick Price.
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Junior Panthers - The South -Huron District High School Junior Boy's
Football team lost 18-0 to the Goderich Vikings in the Huron -Perth
championship game last Saturday in Goderich. Front row, (left to
right), • Brad Dietrich, Jamie Steeper, J. P. Maurer, Randy Johnson,
Joe Keller, Jody Masse, Jeremy Brock, Jeremy Hern, Jason Laurin.
Second row, (left to right),. Billy Thepgnothinh, Paul Martin, Andrew
Hicks, Bill Weurth,- Jay Hippem, Josh Masse, Adam Bieman, Mike
_Strang, Paddy Morrissey, Clarence Talbot, Eric Raymond. Back row,
(1-r), Dave Cox, (coach), Kevin Gage, Mark Baker, Matt Lierman, Alan
Minderlein, Chad Arnold, Dan Masse, -Brian Mclness, Rick Haggitt,
Dennis Wilkinson, Mark Drysdale, Jason McElrea, Mr. Wonnacott
(coach). - -
Stephen Kings defeat Blyth
• BLYTH - The Stephen Town-
ship Atom Kings remained un-
defeated in WOAA play this
year.
On Wednesday they travelled
to Blyth and came home with a
7-2 victory.
John Rutten was the top shoot-
er with three goals and one as-
sist, Jeff Glavin had two goals
and three assists and Derek
Sweitzer had two goals. Single
assists went to Darryl Parsons,
Tim Morgan, Kurt Milts and
Matt Glavin.
Jason Glavin was in goal for
the victory. Their record is now
three wins and one tie, they trav-
el to Zurich this Wednesday and
host Brussels on Saturday.
Hensall
Arena Events
Wednesday, Nov. 22
2:30-3:30 p.m. -Moms & Tots
5:30-9 p.m.-Hensall Minor Hockey
--Atom vs 13elgrav
10:30 -- Open Ice
Thursday, Nov. 23
4:00-5:01) p.m. -Public. Skating
5:30 p.m. - Ringette
8:15-11:15 p.m.-Rec Hockey
Friday, Nov. 24
4:15 p.m. Hensall Figure Skating
7: 15-8:15 p.m.-( )PI -:N ICE.
8:3(1 p.m. -Ohl Timers vs. Sarnia
Saturday. Nov. 25
9:00 a.m.-\11(111-Hensall Minor
Hockey. 'Tyke vs. Clinton
1:(0-3.((0 p.111. -Public. Skating
3:30-6:30-ILngette
7-8:30 p.m.-Seaforth minor hockey
Sunday. Noy'. 26
1-:t. p.m -Free" Public Skating span-.
sored be the Kinetfes
3:30-4:3(1 p.m.-Ringette
5:()) p.m. -OPEN I(:F:
Monday, Nov. 27
5:30-9 p.m -Hensall minor hockey
10:15 p.m. - OPEN ICE
Tuesday, Nov. 28
4:15-7:15 p.m.-Hensall Figure Skat-
ing.
8-10 p.m.-I3roomball
10:15 p.m. -OPEN ICE
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HURON PARK - The Stephen
Township Pee Wee Flames lost 3-1
to Clinton in WOAA Hockey
League action at the Stephen
Township Arena Sunday.
It was Stephen's first loss of the
year as their league record drops to
3-1.
Clinton scored twice in the first
period. David Hiltz connected for
Win for Novice
HENSALL - Hensall Novice
played Clinton on Wednesday,
November 15 and won with a
score of 7-0.
Paul Cooper scored two goals,
and a single apiece for each of
Jimmie Seaton, Jacob Bruxer,
Jeff Campbell, Jonathan Keys
and Ryan Munn.
A shutout was recorded for
Hensall's goalie.
NOTICE
Students with-tbe School of Urban and Regional
Planning at the University of Waterloo will be con-
ducting a mail survey in Stephen Township during
late November 1989. The survey results will be for
the use of the Huron County Planning Department.
The survey is aimed at determining .attitudes of lo-
cal residents regarding non-farm land uses in agri-
cultural areas. Should your household receive a
questionnaire by mail, your co-operation in filling it
out would be greatly appreciated. -
Monte Carlo Winners,
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. Split Eby Clarence Doherty, Dungannon, ,/,
Shirley van Debyle, Woodstock
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Wayne Regier, Crediton /
Winners ON Davies, Guelph.'
Jim Neil; Crediton
John Rutten, Mt. Carmel
4 Marina Morrissey, Huron Park.
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an unassisted goal and Paul Van
pool scored with help from Jason
Bell and Greg Rutledge.
After a scoreless period, Rutledge
gave Clinton a 3-0 lead on a goal
early in the third that was assisted
by Bell.
Chris Regier managed Stephen
Township's only goal of the game
later in the third, with assists going
to Richie Dobson, and Pres Levier,
ruining the Clinton netminder's
shutout bid.
Stephen's players seemed a bit in-
timidated by the size of some of the
Clinton players` and the result
showed on the scoreboard.
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Page 19
Atom Bells ring
up pair of wins
EXETER - The Exeter Atom Bells won both games played last
week to extend their Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League unbeaten
streak to seven games. -
Exeter defeated Forest B2 6-2 in league play and blanked Seaforth
2-0 in an exhibition contest.
Against Forest, each team tallied once in the opening period. Mark
Parsons scored Exeter's first goal from Ryan Soldan at 5:45 of the
fust.
Forest' got on the board less than a minute after Exeter's goal.
Ryan Freiter scored twice -in the second for the winners. Both
goals were unassisted, one six seconds into the period and the sec-
ond at 4:30.
Soldan took over in the third and scored three straight times for a •
natural hat trick. His first goal was at 30 seconds of the third, from
Shawn Simpson. The second came unassisted at 2:03 and Soldan
completed the hat trick at 4:36 from Todd Baker and Mark Parsons.
In the exhibition game against Seaforth, Exeter got the only two
goals it would need early in the game.
Bryon Ellerington scored on the fust shot of tho game for the win-
ners, seven seconds into the contest. " , -
Todd Baker then hit the scoresheet with an unassisted tally at 3:03 •
to complete the scoring. .
Joe Bierling-turned aside all shots to pick up .the shutout and won -
both games between the pipes.
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