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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-29, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, November 29, 1989 Under the basket - Rob McAllister, centre, and Rob Wonnacott, (44), of the South Huron District High School Senior Boy's basketball team wait for a rebound while being surrounded by a number of London Laurier players, during the opening game for both teams at the South Huron Invitation Basketball Tour- nament Friday night at South Huron. The locals lost this game but went on to wigthe consolation title for the second year in an row. 25th anniversary - The Zurich Minor Hockey Association celebrated its 25th anniversary on the weekend and had ceremonial face-offs marking the occasion, with original executive and current ones dropping the pucks. Original vice president Herb Turkheim and current second vice president Barb Jeffrey do the - honors here before Saturday's Novice game between Zurich and Hensall. Hensall's Paul Cooper and Zu- rich's Brad Brow take the faceoff. Panthers win second -straight consolation By Michelle Ellison EXETER - On the weekend, South Huron District High School's Senior boy's basketball team defended their title as conso- lation champions in their own invi- tational tournament. The Panthers were defeated by Laurier Secondary School 65-46 on Friday night but came back to take wins of 44-20 over St. Michael's and 54-45 over Sarnia St. Clair. On Friday, the boys managed to hold Laurier to a 14-12 count after quarter time but the Rams took off soon after to lead 32-21. by half time. In the third quarter, Mike Zim- mer hit the basket a few times to keep the competition close but La- urier took the•65-46 win in the last quarter. Rob Pearen led S -1's scoring with 19 points followed by Zimmcr with eight and Chad Miller with seven,. This made the Panthers eligible for the consolation championship. On Saturday, they easily defeated Stratford St. Michael's 44-20. The Panthers shut out their opponents 12-0 in the first quarter of play and continued to play well to take the victory. Pcaren was top scorer again with 17 points. Rob Wonnacott had sev- en and Pat Ducharme added six. In the consolation final game, the Panthers had little difficulty in tak- ing the win. In the first half of play, SH found themselves at the foul line quite often and took an early 34-25 lead. Their opponents outshot them in the third quarter but the Panthers still held a 40-34 lead. They put forth a strong effort in the last quer- Mini Hawk HURON PARK - The Stephen Township Mini Black Hawk Atoms played a pair of exhibition contests last week, -winning one and losing one. On Saturday, the locals blanked - St. Marys Flames 5-0, while drop- ping a 7-3 game to Hensall Thurs- day. Against St. Marys, the winners were led by Chris Reabum and Tim Morgan, who each netted a pair and Jeff Glover chipped in with the sin- gle. Glover and Morgan each had a pair of assists, -while singles were ter and came away with the 54-45 win to become the tournament's consolation champions. Regina Mundi defeated East El- gin Secondary School 56-33 to take the championship: s split two picked up by Matt Glavin, Bryan Jesny, and Tyler Todd. Jason Glavin recorded his first shutout of the year. Hensall's Mark Bell proved to much for the Mini Hawks to handle Thursday night as he tallied five times, while Graham Keys and Nei - lands scored the others. Glover, Morgan and Tim Morris- sey replied for Stephen Township. Greg Hendrick assisted nn all three Stephen Township goals, while Eric Groot had two assists for Hen - sell. Flames dimmed HURON PARK - The Stephen Township Pee Wee Flames were dimmed 2-0 by Bayfield in a Huron -Perth League game Saturday af- ternoon. It was their second loss in five tries in league play so far this year. The first period was scoreless, but that changed in the second when Mark Webster hit the scoresheet for Bayfield, from David Rathwell. Matt Turner picked up an insurance goal for the winners in the third when he connected from Jake Cayer and Rathwell. ors Petite Ringette dump Goderich 10-2 HENSALL - The Exeter Becker Farm Equipment Petites Ringette team played host to Goderich in Hensall, Saturday and were 10-2 winners. First -period scoring was all in Exeter's favour with Theresa Wil- helm scoring two and assisting on one, Cheryl Wein had one goal and two assists, while Jayne Ballantyne picked up a single. Amy Edwards, Meagan Ratz and Katie Webber each helped on one goal in the first. Second -period action continued to be full of Exeter scoring, with Goderich also chalking up two suc- cessful efforts. Again Wein slipped three more Kings stay unbeaten HURON PARK - The Stephen Township Atom Kings are still un- defeated after six league games this year, after defeating Zurich 1-3-0 on Wednesday and Brussels 3-0 on Saturday. In their first game against Zurich Darryl Parsons had his best game of the season with six points scor- ing two goals and adding four as- sists. John Rutten and Jeff Glavin had two goals and three assists each, Derek Sweitzer had three goals while Wes Regicr, Tim Mor- gan, Kurt Mills and Matt Glavin had one goal each. Ben McCann had a great game on defence with five assists. Kurt Mills had two assists, Matt Glavin and Tim Morgan had one each. Tom Connor was in, goal to earn the shutout. Against Brussels, Wes Regicr busted loose scoring three goals and adding one assist. Jeff Glavin had two goals with Tim Morgan, Derek Sweitzer and Darryl Parsons scoring one goal each. Morgan and Sweitzer had three assists each, John Rutten, Kurt Mills, Glavin. and Parsons had one each. Tom Connor recorded his second shutout in a row for Stephen. Molting Hawks split , tXETER - The Exeter Molting Hawks split a pair of hockey games last week, edging the London Fal- len Stars 6-4 and losing in Clinton on Sunday 6-3 to the Fowl Ups. After spotting London a 3-0 lead, the Molting Hawks fought back to win last Monday. Ernie Ahrens and Jack Chipchase each had two goals to pace the way, while Bob Parsons and Phil Turner with his first of the season added singles. Bob McDonald, Ron Moore and Brian Hodgins each added two as- sists while Bob Parsons, Jack Chipchase and Jim Pfaff added sin- gle assists. In Clinton, the Fowl -Ups scored three third -period goals to pick up the win. Ahrens had a pair of goals, while Pfaff added a single goal. Ron Moore, Pfaff and Emie Ahrens each added one assist. This week they play host to For- est Monday, while this weekend they play in Lucan Tourney hosted by Trail Smoke Eaters. On Friday at 5:45 p.m. they play Dorchester. On Saturday, at 9:15 a.m. they play Woodstock and at 6 p.m. they play Lucan Flyers. Sunday they play either at 9:30 a.m. or 1:15 p.m. When reviewing your home insurance needs, consider The Cooperators. Our Horne -Guard program offers some of the broadest coverages available anywhere. Call today for com- plete details. Bob Lammie 00 the v co-opetatots Insur.nc• SMVICN EXETER: 472 MAIN ST., 235-1109 1 LIFT HOME AUTO) COMMERCIAL FARM TRAVEL I by the Goderich netminder. Teresa Stire added two, while Carolyn Quinn picked up one goal and add- ed two assists. Assists also came from Jo -Dee. Rowe, Shawna Rowe, Kelly Regi- cr, Ballantyne and Wein. Goderich scoring was handled by Karen Livesey and Erin Brereton 1' 1 1 1 1 1 late in the second. Exeter received excellent goal- tending from Tracy Taylor through- out the 30 minutes of play. Exeters' next action will be in the Goderich third annual Petite Tour- nament Saturday. Exeter meets For- est at 10:U0 a.m. and Goderich at noon. mi no in me am s tai ata - - ata - - - - 7 MacTavish Sunoco 544 Main St., S. Exeter 235.2244 1 1 1 Now Open 1 1 Exeter's only soft cloth automatic car wash I 1- Car Wash $2.50 with gas purchase Extras • Polish wax 99e • Super sealer 99c • Rust inhibitor 990 Open Mon. Sat. 8 a.m 1 1 1 1 L 6 p.m. W I WI WI WS IM 1 1 1 1 Another Winner Miles Ford Sales is happy to announce that John. Drury is the Winner in our second maintenance plan giveaway. John is a resident of Ailsa Craig and looks forward to cost free driving for a whole year. Service manager Dave Partridge (left)- presents Mr. Drury with his valuable prize. milei ford ide: Service Dept. 23 5-0 1 21 600 Main St., S. 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