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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-12-01, Page 16Page 16 Times-Advccate, December 1,1993 ,Junior basketball d Panthers win consolation final Mot -shooting McNab leads the offence South Huron's Gavin Poole, right; attempts to block a shot against North Middlesex Marauders. Dwayne McNabb of the South Huron junior boys basketball team averaged over 22 points in three games on the week- end. Here he controls the ball against North Middlesex. The Wrath of Grapes by Don Cherry MAN O' MAN. WHAT DISCRIMINATION! Good news folks, the NDP have suspended their ban on hiring white eng- lish males and will have the same chance as aboriginals, women Franco- phones and any other racial minorities for jobs in the government. Notice they said suspend the ban, and do they dunk the public are dumbheads? Sure, anybody can apply for a job, but whose application do you think they will file under "G" for garbage when the time comes for the actual hiring? If 1 was a Francophone, women etc., l would resent the fact that I am not good enough to get the job on my own. Sure 1 know in the past they have had a herd time *cuing jobs, but does that justify the government reversing the discrimination and reversing the backlash? We are a strange nation. This country, whether some people like to admit it or not, was carved out of the wilderness by white maks, and the next time a REMEMBRANCE DAY parade goes by, checkout the white males. It is fellows like these and their comrades who gave their lives, and that your reading this paper in the safety of your homes. I have a friend whose son always wanted to be a policeman. Some guys Wanted to be hockey players, but he loved the police and the law. He en- tered into the academy and studied and stud- ied. He was in the, top three in his class. At the end'of the exams (where there was about fifty applicanu). he and the group were told that they were only accepting and hiring four people and two would be women regardless of the women's position on the list of appli- cants or exams. So my friend's son, even though he was in the top three of fifty people wanting the job, was told "tough luck", and was paying the price for being a WHITE ANGLO SAXON MALE in CANADA. NHL Replica Jerseys Now to Christmas Free name and number Identify with your favorite team S.H. Discount Cards welcome Starting Dec. 6: Open 9 - 9 Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 Saturday Sport Bea lai I 282 Main St. Exeter Tel,/Fax 235-1314 CI )' By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - Height isn't always a requirement for a good basketball player. While Dwayne McNab may be one of the shortest players on the South Huron District High School junior boys basketball team, he has quickly become the leader. Saturday night at the school's an- nual Junior Invitational Basketball Tournament, McNab scored 27 points to lift the host Panthers to a 50-35 win over Walkerton to take the consolation title. McNab hit five three -pointers in the final game. In the 51-50 win over Mitchell he launched six three-point bombs and in the 67-25 loss to North Middlesex was good on a pair of long rangers. In the consolation final, the Pan- thers trailed by a basket, 19-17 at the half but reshuffled their defence and were much tougher in the sec- ond half. "We pressured them. We played man-to-man and they couldn't han- dle it," said South Huron coach Scot Russell. While McNab led all scorers in !this game with 27 points, Kevin Ileierling and Gavin Poole each netted eight points for the winners. Poole and Rob Lynn; the Pan- thers two big centers, usually aren't on the court together but in the sec- ond half, Russell decided to team them up to help out on defence. Of- fensively it helped as well. "We pushed it in to Gavin and Rob. They (Walkerton) were kind of tired," said Russell. Petrolia's Lambton Central won the tournament on a forfeit as the Woodstock Huron Park coach was ejected from the game. With his team trailing ,53-37 he was given two techifical'fpi►ls wjic►i`meant an ejection. "The referee said if he didn't leave the gym, it was going to be a forfeit, and it was," explained Rus- sell. South Huron 51. Mitchell 50 The closest and perhaps most ex- citing game of the weekend tourna- ment came Saturday morning when the Panthers bauled back from a 15 point deficit to beat the Blue Dev- ils. McNab was not guarded close enough in the opening half as he hit five -of -five from the other side of the three-point line to help the hosts to a 27-27 halftime tie. The Blue Devils put a little more pressure on the hot shooter in the second half but McNab fed Luke Sims with a nice pass who ripped the mesh for two points. Sims had seven points while Scots McDonald added eight. South Huron's shots just wouldn't drop in the second half and they were down 46-31 after three quar- ters. But just eight seconds into the fourth, McNab, who ended the game with 22 points, hit his sixth three -pointer. Jason Maskell came off the bench to add four crucial points late in the game and the winning basket came with 12 seconds leftin the game when McNab stole the ball and went in to lay one off the glass. The Panthers outscored their op- ponents 20-4 in the fourth quarter which was nearly a reverse from the 19-4 for the Blue Devils in the third. J forth Middlesex 67. South Hu- ron 25 The Marauders' Richard Tammin- ga totally dominated Friday after- noon's opening game as he led the winners with 26 points and helped them build a 33-15 halftime lead. Steve Feltz ho ,1;, points for the winners while'IPlcNab ted the Pan- thers scoring with 18. Curling Local club hosts Post Harvest spiel EXETER - There were more pickup trucks in the parking lot of the Exeter Curling Club on Saturday than there were cars. That's quite understandable considering it was the 11 th Annual Post Harvest Curling Bonspiel. Designed more of a social event then actual serious competition, there were 16 teams at this year's bonspiel which is always held at the end of the harvest season. "It started out to get new curlers to come out. About three-quarters of them do curl," said Jim Kerslake chairman of the bonspiel. Last year it had to be held in January instead of the usual November because farmers were too busy last November as they were still work- ing in the fields. Everyone at Saturday's bonspiel was either a farmer or worked in a farm related business. Everyone got a prize, with the team with the most points getting first selection. "Most of them (curlers) are from the area. The twenty sponsors get their money's worth," said Kerslake who added he has,already had new sponsors inquiring about supporting next year's event. Curlers played two eight -end games and one six -end on Saturday. Other events: The Exeter Curling Club has several bonspiels planned for the near future including the Ladies Club Bonspiel on Dec. 8. There is the Lincoln -Hayter event on Dec. 11 and this Satur- day is the Holiday Inn Challenge... Concentrating; onatheir sweeping at the Exeter Curling Glubts Post HtlMt'Dcihspiel ,on Saturday were Wayne Rowe, left; andtitidraiia. Localbowling score Monday Ladies Darlene Bourne 252221229-774, Barb Smith 305-741, Lynne Smith 254- 662, Cathy Holtzman 257-632, Helen Hardy 265, Shirley Rees 226. Marj Green 217, Heather Smith 215, Marg Young 212, Joyce Sovereign 209, Barb Tuxford 209, Pat Hodgins 206, Lynne Farquhar 206. L. Moswinjohn 205. Tuesday Y.B.C. Joey Graham 176,161, Marcus Ap- pelman 173,156, Brad Ankers 171,143, Tyler Graham 181, Joe McNaughton 151, Kristen Hickson 151. Vanessa Smith 150, Craig Leyes 144, Kurt Juer- gens 142, Greg Cunningham 138, Chad Rodgers 135. Trevor Maxwell 134, Brad Gwalchmai 131, Ryan Nicholson 130. Medway Andy `; anderweil 283-666, Ken Weir 226-570, Ted Schendera 212-565, Len Poole 193-560, Peter j Denotter 187-530, Marilyn Smith 181+1529, Jean Poole 191-523, Marg Carmichael 196- 509, Loretta Needham 178, Harney Denotter 171. Senior Ci Ron Dann 222-618, l.. . .1- 596, Pat Davis 759-565, Harry Noels 198-554, Cathie Weinman 212-549, Pc - ter Vandenboomcn 190-529, Charlie Grieve 219-518. 'Edie'Burt 195, Mac McCormack 185, Theo Sentjens 179. Marion Noels 162, Howard Dolan 160. Wednesday Y.B.C. Kelly Wilson 181,161, Mikc Ankers 168,120, Ayder. 011ivier 141,116, Rob- bie Yeo 137,124, Asley Smith 119,106, Robyn Hodge 112,101, Derek Lucier 131, Aaron Holland 121. Josh Smith 106, James Lucier 106, Alexandra Dawson 105, Mallory Dow 102, Adam Lamb 95. Wednesday Mixed Steve Allen 257-738, Frank Smack ens 258-732, Gord Fisher 276-706, Laurie McGee 268-643, Dale Dither 242-600, Tom Dobirtson 208-582, Don Cunningham 218-562, Dave Jones 227- 555, Jean Ziegler 196-552. Doug Beau- doin 231. Doug Smith 222, Chris Nems 209, Karen Smeekens 200, Ann McTie Beaudoin 191. Thursday Men Bill McDonald 234,355,328-917, Don Watt 271-324,253-848, Jim Smith 343,261,266-847, Bob Smith 291-818, Brad Taybr 270-756. Larry Gibson 329-747, Dan Heywood 295-745, Tom Bullock 280-742, Tom McLellan 258- 727, Earl Allison 274-715, Bob Pipe 287-714, Mike Tuxford 310-698, John Jansen 268-696, Bill Mathias 266-684, Colin,Brewer 298-681, Pete Smith 275- 681, Paul Smith 271-676, Frank Palen 246-670, Dan Rodgers 248-664. Crest Centre Conrad Zimmerman 232, Doug At- kins 218, Eddie Hastilow 183, Dave Gordon 173, Bob Montag 168, Mary Jane Dyson 161, Rick Allison 156, Hel- en Moore 152, Edward Charles 114, Chris Prince 107, Ron Churchill 106. Friday Mixed Russ Smith 296-705, Barb Smith 248-06, Lynn Smith 280.659, Wayne Smith 245-659, Larry Smith 222-644, Pete Smith 255-643, Jeanette Smith 234-619, Robert Heckman 210-602, Jim Simpson 238, Evelyn Smith 238, F,lsie Melanson 219, Stan Roth 212. Men's Inter -town Lucan 39 vs. Goderich 6. Doug Fen Jr. 287.228,366.346,299-1526. Frank Palen 315.304,235,324,253-1431. Jeff Drinkwalter 324-1289. Selects Lucan 30 vs. Strathroy 13. Roger Bennewies 381-1370, Murray Bennew- ies 358-1350, Neil Bateman 316- 1338. Sunday Mixed Don Morgan 262-739, Rob Riley 261-653, Mike Tuxford 238-647, Garry Gibson 237-640, Floyd Riley 233-621, Marie Jaques 263-615, Pat Hodgins 230-613, Cheryl Smith 225.611, Pat Rimmer 215-609, Barry SOuthcou 243-604, Tina Riley 217-603, John Speakman 247. Butch Riley 230, Rob Varley 212. Ztri'ch To*n & ' AtiAintry Lanes Saturday Men's Inter -town Zurich 17 pts. vs. Wingham 28 pts. Ted Stanlake 1162. Luke Mommer- steeg 1104. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams: 3 games - Ryan Parsons 450, Steven Munn 424, Laura Shanks 392, Jenny Hardy 385, Aaron Deters 360, Lucas Bruxer 358, Michael Klass - . s. Junior D Hawks vs Lambeth Fri., D c 3 South Huron Rec Centre 8:30 p.m. a= sen 354, Matthew Laporte 336, Joey Hay 330. Jennifer Mittelholtz 317. Der- ek Ducharme 313, Leanne Shanks 303, Thomas Groot 296, Stepie Groot 295, Jonathan Kelders Lindsey Van Demme 254, Chris O'Brien 236, Jason Kelders 234, Timmy Hay 219, Jamie Johns 215. Juniors: Jonathan Hardy 404, Jason Hardy 356. Peewees: 2 games - Julia Hardy 202, Kevin Ducharme 134. Monday Pineview Park Group Milt Robbins 537, Maureen Healey 563, John Kaman 599. Norma Harris 421, Winifred Kaman 459, Chris Mor- gan 422. H.S. - Maureen Healey 247. H.S. - John Kaman 220. Monday Grand Bend Seniors Jean Dann 553, Audrey Bury 412, Clayton Lovic 397, Dorothy Cutting 254, Aileen Ravelle 353. High single - Jean Dann 223, High triple - Bert Barry 617. Sunday Y.B.C. High Rollers - Heath Palen 557, Na- than Zimmemtan 464, Hot Shots - Ali- cia Schroeder 487, Melissa O'Brien 460, The Crew - Jim Denomrne 535, Mathew Hayter 384, Zurich Strikers - Soott Gould 646, Jarrett Palen 441. Thursday Night Mixed League The Living Legends - Linda Nedza 477, Nickle Nuts - Jim Smith 582, Hits & Misses - Trudy Rooseboom 630, Pin Crushers - Henry Vanderspek 608, Sexy Six - Doug Smith Jr. 741. High single - Trudy Rooseboom 309, Jun Smith 359; High triple - Trudy Roose- boom 823, Gary Huston 749; High av- erage - Trudy Rooseboom 222, Gary Huston 224. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Marten Dykstra 661, Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 598, Hot Shots - Gloria McFalls 556, The Nots - Cy Blomntaert 555, Good Sports - Tom Smits 582, Gutter Rau - Bonnie Steck- lc 555. High single - Madeline Shep- herd 278, Martin D) 'titre 305; High uiple - Marlene Bedard 711, Mike Cre- gan 707; High average - Bev Cregan 193.6, Pete McFslls 2113. Wednesday Ladles Maxine Sereda 540, Marion Define 493, Rosalecn Berends 535, Gert Bea- ver 425, Helen Smith 556, Betty SMith 458, Linda Webber 509, Helen Was- nidge 481, H.S. - Helen Smith 219. H.S. - Maxine Sereda 206. Wednesday Night Ladies Go For It - Joyce Hillman 704. Five Alives - Beuy Deters 662. Dirty Devils - Mona Traquair 569, Filthy Five - Lau- rie Stanlake 748. High single - Betty Deters 261, High triple - Laurie Stan - lake 748. High average - Beuy Deters 209. Tuesday ARC Angels Joeanne Durand 194, Myla Dawson 94, Doug Needs 133, Eloise Klungel 137, Gladwyn Dale 59. Joe Fahie 99. Penny Caza 72, Dan Greb 130, David Bressette 135, Robert Fox 90. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Bob McGall 657, George Jones 530, Al Hargreaves 529. Bob Simpson 523, Edith McGall 520, Hilda White 501, H.S. - Bob McCall 235, H.S. - Edith McCall 201. Thursday Golden Age Seniors - 2 games John Lillie 399, Elaine Weido 327, Elizabeth Grainger 250, Nora Heard 373, Hazel McEwen 334. H.S. John Lillie 203, Nora Heard 192. -, Monday Ladies Friskey Five - Nellie,Mason 532, High Five - Nell McCan 571, Red Devils - Sandra Dicker% 637. Alley Cats - Marlene Bedard 656, Town & Coun- try - Elaine Deters 548, Happy Gang - Patricia Palen, Smokin Shooters - Dar- lene Arthur 548, Packers - Elaine Wei - do 621, Pinpoppers - Bonnie Schenk 535, Odds 'n' Ends - Karen Campbell 654, High single - Sandra Dickers 313. High triple -Sandra Dickers 757, High average - Sandra Dickert 216.2. Tuesday Men's League Ramblers - Larry Smith 648. Hensel' Boomers - Mike Lebold 650, Family Affair - Gerry Thiel 640, Market - Doug .Smil}t Jr. 651. La Crystal Balls - Henty Vdnderspek 648, Klondyke - Luke Mommersteeg 669, Highrollers - Bernie Kelders 641, The Hookers - Ralph Koopman 626, Rockett - Gary Huston 680, Teetotallers - Card Zimmer 713, High single - Mike Lebold 329. High triple - Doug Smith Jr. 8Q4, High Average - Carl Zimmer 225.8. ZZZZZ_ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZXZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ j Or* Senior 'A' Hockey Exeter Mohawks O vs 40E Dunnville Mucioats Sun., Dec. 5 South Huron Rec Centre 7:30 p.m. Catch the Action 1 4 i