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Exeter & Area Ringette
Times -Advocate, January 3r d91 Page 17
Unsung heroes of hockey
Dorchester Tourney • January 25 • Eisler Becker Fans ESssl. 2 vs Dorchester
Exeter pals: Shawna Rowe (2)
Assists: Meagan Raiz (1), Theresa Wilhehn (1)
Game 2 • January 26 - Ezeter Becker Fan Equip. 3 vs Stratford 2
Exeter goals: Jodi Truanner (1), Shawna Rowe (1). Meagan Ratz (1)
Assists: Kelly egier (1), Theresa Wilhelm (1), Missy Hayter(1), Mandy Hayter (1)
Game 3 • January 26 - Exeter R ;Farm EgWp.1 vs Goderics 2(1)
Goals: Shawna Rowe (6), Meagan q Tracy Taylor
Shannon Sherwood (1), Missy Hayker (1), Jodi Tnmrnner
Assists: Shannon Sherwood (1), Missy Hayter (2), Jodi Tnienuser (3),
Sarah Mosurinjohn (1), San Hamilton (l), Sara Szabo (1). Theresa Wilhelm (1),
Jayne Ballantyne (1)
Consolation Final • Jae. 27 • Exeter Becker FarmEquip/3 vs Godericls 11. 1
Goals: Jodi Tntemna (1), Meagan Ratz (l), Shawna Rowe (1)
Assists: Jodi Truemner (1), Jayne Ral antyne (1), Missy Hayter (1)
Cheryl Welt played outstanding in goal during the four gasses
January 22 - Exeter Optimist Tweeds 10 vs Stratford 11. 1
Goals: Amy Edwards (2), Sonya Lawrence (2), Kim Farquhar (3), Cara Gardner (3)
Assists: Teresa Shire (1), Kim Farquhar (I), Danielle Miners (2), Lee Ann Foster (1),
Cara Gardner (2), Katie Webber (1)
Jan. 25 - Dorchester Tournament - Exeter Optimist Tweens 8 n Dorchester 2
Exeter goals: Amy Edwards (3), Danielle Miner (2), Cara Gardner (3)
Assists: Amy Edwards (2), Sonya Lawrence (2), Kim Farquhar (1), Lee Ann Foster (2)
Card Gardner (3)0Judi Wilson (I), Katie Webber (1)
Jan.,26 • Exch Optimist Tweens 11 vs Guelphe 1
Exeter goals: Amy Edwar), Sonya Lawrence 91), Kim Farquhar (2),
Lee Ann Foster (1), Cara Gardner (6)
Assists: Amy Edwards (1), Sonya Lawrence (1), Danielle Miners (1),
Cara Gardner (1), Carolyn Quinn (3), Judi Wilson (1), Katie Webber (1)
Jan. 26 • Exeter Optimist Tweens 8 vs Stratford 1
Exeter goals: Sonya Lawrence 91), Kim Farquhar (2), Danielle Miners (3),
Cara Gardner (2)
Assists: Amy Edwards (1), Sonya Lawrence (1), Kim Farquhar (2),
Danielle Miners (1), Katie Webber (h)
Championship Game • Jan. 27 • Exeter•Optlntist Tweens 4 vs Dorchester 6
Exeter goals: Amy Edwards (1), Cara Gardner (3)
Assists: Amy Edwards (3). Sonya Lawrence (1), Cara Gardner (1)
Sunday, January 27 - Exeter Belies 4 Mitchell 9
Exeter goals: Julie Memer (3), Laura Cook (1)
Assists: Julie Memer (1), Laura Cook (1), Susan Ratz (1)
xeter Optirttist ,iunior
Saturday, January 26 • Exeter Optimist Juniors 2 vs Goderich 8
Exeter goals: Jennifer MacNeil (2)
Assists: Cathie Wilson (1), Michelle Bowerman (1)
Sunday January 27 • Exeter Optimist Juniors 2 vs Mitchell 11
Exeter goals:Cathie Wilson (1), Cheyenne Westlake (1)
Assists: Cathie Wilson (1),
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Dorchester Tournament - January 25 -Exeter Godbolt ins. 5 vs Dorchester 0
Goals: Tracy Wilson (1), Alicia Lawrence (2), Julie Godbolt (1), Maggie Steiuk (1)
Assists: Tracy Wilson (1), Julie Godbolt (1), Krista Daymand (1)
Game 2 • January 26 - Exeter Godbolt Ins. 2 vs Cambridge 10
Exeter goals:Tracy Wilson (1) Julia Godbolt (1)
Game 3 • January 26 - Exeter Godbolt Ins. 8 vs Goderlch 5
Exeter goals:Julia Godbolt (1), Tracy Wilson (3), Alicia Lawrence (2), Kim Keller (1)
Assists: Kem Keller (1), Kelly Miner (1), Maggie Steciuk (2)
Gold/Silver Game Exeter won the silver • Exeter Godbolt Ins. 3 n Cambridge 9
Exeter goals: Julia Godbolt (1), Alicia Lawrence (2)
Assists: Tracy Wilson (1), Anne Marie Parsons (1)
Glen Hines
Matt Godbolt
Broncos drop opener
EXETER - Jeff MacLean had a
goal and an assist but it wasn't
quite enough as the Exeter Atom
Broncos lost their first playoff
game 5-3 to Lambeth.
The two teams opened their
best -of -five Ontario Minor Hock-
ey Association atom 'CC" on Sun -
Tourney
this
weekend
in Zurich
day with game two scheduled for
Thursday night in Lambeth.
Also scoring for Exeter were Da-
vid Marshall and David Farquhar
while Chad Dalrymple had a pair of
assists. Sean Guenther and Geoff
Mauer also assisted.
Continued from page 14.
breakaway. Having heard enough
the official blew down the breaka-
way and dealt the coach a bench
minor which immediately quieted
him down.
But most of the youngsters agree
that this was an extreme case and
that things don't usually go that far.
The coaches are usually very good
and realize what its like for the ref.
The officials are also quick to point
out that the fans are equally kind,
usually busy cheering for their own
children. If any criticismdoes
come from the stands they find it
easy to block out thanks to the
glass which acts as a barrier.
"It's not like soccer where the
fans are really close," says Gavin
Snell, a referee for both sports.
"Really the only one I hear is my
dad, and I know that he's only kid-
ding."
At this level the officials admit
that things are pretty calm. Most
penalties are very minor with
swearing usually being the most se-
rious.
"It's not as bad as everyone thinks
it is," says Sean McCann. "The
worst part is having cold hands."
This seems to be the most com-
mon complaint among young refer-
ees. Skating for 60 minutes in an
arena doesn't bother them, but do-
ing it without gloves presents a dif-
ferent challenge. However, even
this the hearty athletes are willing
to overcome. They continue to re-
turn every chance they get for
whatever the reason.
"The cold is probably the second
happen,"
worst thing that could appe ,.
says Snell.
What's the worst?
"To fall," he chuckles.
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,Wednesday, January 23
5 game winners
Muriel Marshall 475
Howard Johns 461
011ie Essery 377
John Pepper 375
4 game winners
Meine Eizenga 358
Wilma Davis 339
Mabel McKnight 304
Lloyd Lovell 283
Thursday, January 24
5 game winners
Pearl McKnight 456
Meinc Eizenga 402
Tcd Wright 340
Howard Johns
335
3 game winners
Harold David 331
Wilma Davis , 196
Lila Smith 164
Continued from page 16
Zurich Town and Country Asso-
ciation league executives compet-
ing in the Hiram Walker Special
Old Association Executives Cham-
pionships in Cambridge Sunday
were Tony Bedard, Tuesday men's
league, who finished 13th in the
treasurers' division, and Friday's
mixed league secretary and presi-
dent Gloria and Pete McFalls, who
bowled well in their respective di-
visions.
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Lucan bowling
MONDAY LADIES
Lynne Farquhar 306,243,342.891,
Beulah Storey 271-756, Parr Hodgins
265-736, Cathy Mgson 256-656, Pat
MacDonald 248-651, Cathy Hobs -
mann 226-645, Joyce Sovereign 230-
634, Pat Davis 244-632, Lynn Smith
219-627, Janet Ankers 256-626, Barb
Smith 227-626, Deb Pearce 240.624,
Louise Sutherland 321-621, Joan
Finkbeiner 245-618.
TUESDAY YBC
Mike Yeo 171, Jo -Anne Morgan
170, Brad Goddard 167, Chris God-
dard 165, Warren Leyes 162, Chris-
tine Wilson 157, Tyler Graham 154,
Erica Wilcox 150, rah Culbert 144.
COLLEENS
Shirley Rees 283.705, Sue Gallagh-
er 303-649, Judi Wells 225-623, Mari-
on Dykeman 223-622, Deb Scarbo-
rough 211-619, Pat Hodgins 244-606,
Elaine McNair 230-601. Anita Ma-
guire 227, Ginnette Givalchmai 219,
Becky Harrell 208.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Charlie Grieve 313-697, Mac Mac -
Cormack 247-674, Jim Bwl 226-653,
Derwin Beatson 237-6/5, Pat Davis
198, Stan Roth 183, Harry Noels 178,
Edie Burt 174.
WEDNESDAY YBC
Marc Appelman 225-400, Brad
Ankers 180, Craig Leyes 168, Sonja
Densmore 129, Kurt Juergen 127,
Glenn Kelly 123, Andrew Stansel!
122, Ayden 011ivier 110, Kelly Wilson
110.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
Joyce Garrett 230-689, Alex Hyde
278.642, Jody Pickering 303, Jerry
Dayman 268, Jeff Gore 249, Harold
Dtakeshire 236, Ted Hall 226, Karen
Leger 211, Kathy Hewitt 211.
THURSDAY MEN
Bob Smith 331-895, Earl Allison
322.844, Jim Smith 285.780, Fred Al-
lison 319.752, Bob Taylor 279.748,
Paul Smith 2987-747, Ron Dickey
290.744, Don Wau 281-739, CArlyle
Thomson 306.734, Harold Smith 277-
733, John Kohut 309.730, Warns
Smith 299.714, Don Moran 285.710,
Dave Glendinning 308-702, Bob Pipe
292-692, Orval Rinn 239-689, Pets
VanGeel 253-684, Dorn Stoddart 240-
675.
MEDWAY
Ted Schendera 227-654, Mary Pat-
tison 200-S98, Grace Rush 243, Jack
Moir 239, Peter DenOuer 227, Pada
Weir 210, Doreen Eedy 208.
FRIDAY MIXED
Wayne Smith 297-744, Pete Smith
328-662, Rau Smith 233.646, Marlyn
Smith 274-629, Chris Smith 230-622,
Larry South 284.620, Lynn Smith 231-
6/4, Jim Burt 247-610, Helen Rod-
ger: 254.
LADIES INTER -TOWN
Lucan 12 at Zwick 18. Lorna El-
lyalt 233.622, Deb Pearce 226-596.
MEN'S INTER -TOWN
Goderick 33 at Lucas #2 15. Don
Won 329-1310, Scat Berger 294-
1249. Segfortk 12 at Liken #1 36.1a -
mit Ramsey 308.1383, Doug Fetal
333.1262.
SUNDAY YBC
Chris Smith 245.678, Scott Smith
267.625, Mekh Mason 223, Saw
Snider 217, Mark Hickson 214, Krabl-
no Roberts 207, JB. Maras 196.
SUNDAY MiXED
Jim Smith 331-814, Gary Demlop
255.736, Pawl Smith 287-702 Pete
Smith 260-685, Rob Riley 240.638;
(lief Moss 241.633, Ron Mato* 240-
630, Cheryl Smith 259418 Ken Ka.
airy 253410. Ralph Pearce 242.
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the
Town and Country Bowling
Lanes.
MONDAY NITE LADIES
Red Devils - Deb Smith 626, Alley
Cats - Diane load 638, Town ai Country
- Hilda Vanderhoeck 531, Happy Gang -
Pat Palen 712, Roadrunners 11 - Anita
Faber 605, Packers - Mona Kraft 568,
Silly Six - Louise Jones 635, Pinfioppppeers
- Carmel Sweeney 529, Odds 'n
Joyce Bailey 613, Strikes di Mrs. - Gail
Reid 604, Jolly Six - Nell McCann 558,
1ligh Single - Sandra Dicker: 343, High
Triple - Sandra Dickers 790, High Aver-
age • Sandra Dickers 215.4.
TUESDAY MENS
Sgns & Shirts • Ron Dann 583, Family
Affair - Roger Ward 628, Newcomers -
Chuck Doxtator 662-297, Dashowtds
Too - Jim Weigand 530, Klondyke • Tom
Smits 640, Ht;hrolkrs - John Vanden-
berk Wrecking Crew - Frank Palen
655, Rockets • Jun Bedard 753.
MONDAY GRAND BEND
SENIORS
Ron Dann 681-294, Jean Dann 616-
239, Annie Morena 471, Lorean Devine
445, Nola Taylor 440, Aileen Ravelk
418, Verna Lovis 351, Dorothy Cutting
329, Clayton Lovie 327.
MONDAY PINEVIEW
PARK GROUP
Jack McIntyre 471, Cora Stewart 395,
Alii Stewart 369, Ron Allen 430, Donna
Hamacher 322, H.S. - Jock McIntyre
200, Ron Allen 153.
TUESDAY CAP
Joe Fahis 133, Tom Fin/eon 107, Don
Greb 100, Tom Masse 84, Doug Nerds
139.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
LADIES
Anne Cann 474, Lois Snell 527, Mona
Traquair 636, Doris Hackney 529, Row -
ken Berends 446, Marion Define 470,
IIS. • Mona Tragtak 247-210, HS. -
Lois Snell 220. -
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES
Pin Ups - Sandy Vat.Dongen 650, Wish-
ful Thinkers • Donna Webster 614, Alley
Kats - Mary Moaunerstug 524, Ninja
Turtles - Joyce Hillman 635, Holly Hob-
bes - Marge Roberts 536, Blue Lites -
Bety Datars 630. High Single - Joyce
Hillman 292, High Triple - Joyce Hillman
809, High Average . Joyce Hillman 193.
THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Al Hargreaves 618, Kay Maher 536,
Edith McCall 509, Bill Green 505, Pal
Patchett 473, Bob McGall 471, Ole Olek-
son 463.
THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE
Mary Jacobe 274-149, Nora Heard
318.160, Austin Hartman 411.228, Gerrie
Fleischauer 274-156, Jack Lillis 416-233,
Thelma Tkiel 317.173.
THURSDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
Gutterbuuters - David Groot 700, A
Team - Gary Huston 693, Try Hardt -
Tom Smuts 618, Strike Force - Doug Smith
Sr. 600, G M.Di - Leroy Melodies 604,
Odd Couples - 011ie Edwards 615.
FRIDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
Hot Shots - Judy Ellerin ton 622-303,
Hwndingat - Larry Smith 637-218, Hush
Puppies - Jim Bedard 650-225, Family
Ties - Das Durand 667-244, Ramblers -
Jack Hamilton 655.251, Dirty Dozen - Ja-
mie Grant 505-217.
SATURDAY YBC
Banlans 3 games • Becky Kirk 452
(184), Shaun Dwchorme 410 (169), Heath
Palen 402 (193), Steven Forrest 394
(164), Shawn Wilkri 380, Jonathon Har -
376, Nathan Zimmerman 375, Mandy
Smith Peet ees» 355, S2Aannon
gg�s
Wilcox 328. Peewees & &roofs
- Jarrett Palen 180, Matthew Litikchild
169, Siacey Batson 160; Leeanne Erb 158,
Mike Littlechild 154, Derek Dix -harm
153, Kevin Pole 149.
SUNDAY YBC
Doug Wipsri 186, Rob Hopkins 185,
Julie Crown 184, Lori Lynn Gould 180,
Patti Ann Dickers 227/206-629, Slane
Wilcox 216, Jamie Baker 193-172, Scow
Reid 176-182, Krissit Palen 175, Lisa
Campbell 202, Jennij'a Burr 191-186.
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