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Wednesday, September 29 , 2004 Exeter Times -Advocate
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Masters finish with 3-0 win
EXETER - After losing six in a row
and tying Curringa 2-2, the Exeter
Masters finally won, with a 3-0 win over
Ingersoll in their last game of the season.
In the 2-2 tie with Curringa Exeter was
ahead at half time 2-0 with both goals
scored by Tony Vandenheuvel.
But the second half saw Curringa score
on a penalty shot and minutes later the
score was tied 2-2.
Exeter pressed at the end but couldn't
get the winner.
The game was probably the roughest
of the year with numerous yellow cards
given.
In the 3-0 win at home against
Ingersoll, Tony Van Mierlo beat two
defenders to score the first goal.
The second half was the Peter
Hakvoort show scoring two goals off long
dashes down the left side. Exeter played
probably its best game of the year with
Ian Chisholm and Trevor McGregor play-
ing strong games in the stopper and
sweeper positions respectively.
Ingersoll pressed hard but due to
Exeter's close man to man coverage
their chances were limited.
Goalie Colin Coburn played well with
good anticipation.
Exeter finished the season with six
wins, 11 losses and two ties for 20 points
good enough for 10th place out of 14
teams.
They scored 35 goals, let in 46 and had
two shutouts.
It was a fairly successful season except
for the six game losing streak and all the
players enjoyed the year and are looking
forward to next season.
The Masters consisted of goalie
Coburn, defenders Ron Reymer, Jed
DeJong, John Muller, Joe Laurie, Alex
Kollias and John Vanderburgt.
Midfield consisted of Pat Donnelly,
Charlie Wise, Dick Lord, Brian
Westlaken, Doug Hocking, Matt Muller
and Gerald Weersink.
The forwards were led by leading scor-
ers Van Mierlo and Vandenheuvel.
Hakvoort, Hubert Huccius and Roland
Juhnke made up the rest of the attacking
crew.
The team expresses a special thanks to
Lord for managing the team and numer-
ous others for the day to day activities
and festivals of the Exeter Centennial
Masters soccer club
It also thanks McGregor in making a
pressure putt in the 18th hole of
Ironwood eliminating the responsibility
of having to buy for Hubert and Tony.
Hawks split two on weekend
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
EXETER - The Exeter Hawks opened
their defence of their Junior D title with
a pair of games on the weekend, starting
with a 4-2 loss in Mitchell Friday night
before taking their first win of the sea-
son Sunday with a 3-1 victory in
Parkhill.
The Hawks had several new faces in
the lineup including Jamie Wolfe,
Nathan Regier, Jeff Smale, Tim Bilcke,
Jason Kerwin, Justin Young and Tony
Regier.
Returning from last year's champi-
onship team are Darcy McCutcheon,
Adam Hartman, Scott Davies, Joe
Nesbitt, Jason Stuckless, Chad Deman,
Dan Moir, Larry Northover, Matt
Vlemmix, Justin LaPorte, Brandon
Wedlock, Justin Hayter and Cam
Becker.
Mitchell took an early lead Friday,
scoring just over a minute into the first
period before Wedlock tied it with an
unassisted shorthanded effort three
minutes later.
Just under halfway through the period
Wedlock put Exeter in front with his sec-
ond of the game but Mitchell replied two
minutes later to even the score.
It was all Exeter would get for the
night as Mitchell fired a pair in the sec-
ond period to take a 4-2 lead they
wouldn't surrender.
In net for Exeter was Cam Becker, fac-
ing 28 shots on the night.
Picking up assists in the loss were
McCutcheon and Nathan Regier, each
with one.
The Hawks notched their first win of
the season Sunday, as they scored a goal
in each period on the way to the 3-1 vic-
tory.
Nathan Regier put Exeter ahead to
stay at 7:55 of the first before putting
them up 2-0 at 12:25 of the second.
Jamie Wolfe added an insurance
marker at 11:10 of the third before
North Middlesex broke Justin Hayter's
shutout. He faced 25 shots.
Picking up assists in the win were Scott
Davies with a pair, and singles from
Wolfe, McCutcheon, Nesbitt and Jason
Stucldess.
The Hawks will be in Zurich Oct. 2 to
face the West Lorne Lakers before their
home opener Oct. 8 against Lucan.
Exeter will visit Thamesford Oct. 9 at
8:30 p.m.
Dann invited to Hall of Fame dinner
GRAND BEND - Five
Pin Bowling Hall of Fame
member Ron Dann of
Grand Bend has received
an invitation to attend the
32 annual Hall of Fame
Award Dinner honouring
inductees to the Five Pin
Bowling Hall of Fame
Nov. 6 at the Hamilton
Entertainment and
Convention Centre.
There will be seven new
inductees honoured this
year including two
builders, three players
and two legends from
Allanbury, North York, St.
Catherines, Hamilton,
Mississauga, Cannington
and Oshawa.
Dann has been invited
to bowl in the Annual Hall
of Fame game March 23
along with fellow Hall of
Famers at Hamilton's
Sherwood Centre.
It is with great sadness I
report the death of 94 -
year old Milt Robbins.
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He was a regular
bowler at Zurich Town
and County and Lucan
Lanes.
Robbins bowled five
pins in this year's District
29 Senior Games and was
a life member of Grand
Bend Golden Agers Club.
Two years ago he
became a silver medalist
ten pin bowler at the
Ontario Senior Games
Winterfest. (article sub-
mitted by Ron Dann)
lawn bowling
Top Prize
Gloria and Peter McFalls of
Exeter captured top prize in the
St. Marys (Fowl) Mixed Pairs
Tournament Sunday with
3W44+5.
tuesday, sept. 21, 2004
Har Brintnell
Marshall Dearing
Bill Mickle
Pauline Newell
Marion Dearing
Verona Snider
Lawrence Russell
Jim Chapman
thursday, sept.
Brad Claus
Lawrence Russell
Marshall Dearing
Geraldine Smith
Frank Regier
Henry Drachenberg
Har Brintnell
Mary DeBoer
Tony Jones
Pauline Newell
saturday, sept.
Har Brintnell
John Horn
Ken Sage
Bob Robilliard
2W33
2W33
2W22
1WIT19
1WI 17
MIT 17
1W12
1W11
23, 2004
2W36
2W27
1W20
1W20
1W16
1W11
1W10
1W10
1W10
1W10
25, 2004
1W13
1W13
1W11
1W11
21 Sept. 2004
Harry Pennings
Merle McLellan
Cor DeCorte
George Racey
Wilma Pennings
Ray Bennewies
Theo Vandenboom
Edna Deitz
453
396
386
382
380
378
376
373
POLICE BRIEFS
HURON PARK - On
Sept. 13 at 5:45 a.m. an
employee of Bluewater
Recycling located on
Canada Avenue in Huron
Park reported a break-in.
Over the weekend some-
one entered the building
through a window and
attacked a Coca-Cola pop
machine, prying it open,
stealing a quantity of
change from the interior
and extensively damaging
the pop machine. Huron
OPP is continuing its inves-
tigation into the incident. If
you can help call the OPP
or Crime Stoppers at 1-
800-222-8477(TIPS).
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e x e ter
21 Sept. 2004
4 Wins
Marge McCurdy 419
3 Wins
Geraldine Smith 350
Mildred Chalmers 234
2 Wins
Noreen Mitchell 238
Esther Hillman 191
Shirley Kirk 162
Gerry Prout 161
22 Sept. 2004
4 Wins
June Moore
3 Wins
Geraldine Smith
Irene Dyck
Marge McCurdy
John Horn
June Hodgson
Lorraine Alexander
2 Wins
Frank Phillips
Mildred Chalmers
Ray Hodgson
341
366
362
243
232
228
182
242
216
154
EXETER CENTENNIAL SOCCER CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tues. Oct. 19 - 7:30 p.m.
SOUTH HURON HIGH SCHOOL ROOM 102
Everyone Welcome!
Any items for the agenda are to be put in writing
and mailed no later than October 5. 2004 to:
Exeter Centennial Soccer Club ,\
^! Box 2081, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S7
Lane 1:
Lane 2:
Lane 3:
Lane 4:
Lane
Dream Team:
Holland:
Ramblers:
Rockets:
Bowling
scoreboard
Zurich Town & Country Lane
Monday Night Ladies Sept. 13
High Single High Triple
Nell McCann 190 Nell McCann
Lorna Wernham 185 Lorna Wernham
Shirley Scott 111 Shirley Scott
Hilda Vanderhoek 208 Hilda Vanderhoek
Sabrina Oesch 248 Sabrina Oesch
Tuesday Night Men Sept. 14
High Single High Triple
Jerry Hetherington342 Jerry Hetherington
Ted Stanlake 244 Ted Stanlake
Joe Rader 233 Mike Cregan
Butch Sweeney 269 Butch Sweeney
Lane Changers: Trevor Lansbergen 276 Trevor Lansbergen
Pumpkin Patch: Les Coleman 216 Les Coleman
Wednesday Morning Ladies Sept. 15
High Single High Triple
Jean Palmer 186 Jean Palmer
Becky Wilder 151 Becky Wilder
Edythe Hanson 180 Edythe Hanson
Thursday Night Mixed League Sept. 16
High Triple
Yvon Laurin 707
Les Coleman 676
Ken Burdett 617
Lane 1:
Lane 2:
Lane 3:
Lane 1:
Lane 2:
Lane 3:
475
505
312
525
605
783
639
616
644
645
638
501
388
491
Lane 4: Ted Stanlake 538
Zurich Youth Bowling League Scores: as of Sept. 18
High Single High Triple High Average
(this week) (this week) (season to date)
Bantam
Boys: Lucas Walker 126 Lucas Walker 303
Girls: Ashley Williton 167 Ashley Williton 382
Junior
Boys: Dylan Fidler 248 Dylan Fidler 612
Girls: Cheryl Regier 193 Cheryl Regier 511
Senior
Boys: Kevin Ducharme 312 Kevin Ducharme 786
Girls: Brittany Meidinger 222 Brittany Meidinger 523
Lucan Bowling Lanes
SUNDAY MIXED: Brad Ankers
306 682, Don Cunningham 246
645, Dan Gower 236 637,
Darlene Broom 222 625, Tom
Dobinson 213 572, Floyd Riley
247 567, Christina Simpson 246
552, Noreen Smith 195 512, John
Ducharme 190 507.
MONDAY LADIES: Janet
Ankers 252 593, Pat Hodgins 207
560, Lia Snell 201 552, Pat Davis
214 540, Joyce Sovereign 196
523, Joan O'Neill 181 516, Beulah
Storey 250 508, Marg Elson 194
479, Jenn Ankers 165 472,
Shirley Rees 192 467, Heather
Smith 197 451, Tracy Snell 157
444, Jean Hickson 166 439, Marg
Watt 162 436.
TUESDAY YBC: Matt
McNaughton 234, 176, Charlie
Pike 114, 90, Nick Sinko 106, 70,
Crystal Barstow 100, 95, Alex
Pike 93, 92, Matthew Rodgers 77,
Ben Sockett 72, Ryan Acs 70.
SENIOR CITIZENS: Hugo
Vandaele 236 555, Charlie Grieve
169 495, Evelyn Smith 171 492,
Jack Vangaal 176 479, Cathie
Westman 192 459, Mac
MacCormack 157 433, Theo
Sentjens 158 432, Pat Davis 152
421, Art Oberlin 157 400.
WEDNESDAY YBC: Stephen
Sloetjes 197 151, Trevor Williams
128, 124, Alisha Ansems 117,
113, Dillon Drager 114, 90,
Karlee Marsden 111, 108, Darcy
Jones 104, 101, Katrina Sloetjes
143, Josh Sloetjes 121, Michael
Williams 114, Aaron Acs 93, Joel
Hazelwood 92, Amy Hutchison
90.
WEDNESDAY MIXED: Debbie
Thompson 282 728, Dave
Johnston 254 693, Jamie Bond
255 659, John Kennes 254 633,
Jim Dixon 264 627, Laurie McGee
221 610, Warren Kellestine 230
597, Scott Martin 234 586, Doug
Beaudoin 208 549, Casey
Vanhooydonk 225 537, Kevin
Rollings 222 514, Annie
Vanhooydonk 205 507.
THURSDAY MEN: Paul Smith
Jr. 360 788, Kevin Rollings 386
785, Gord Brewer 298 745, Dan
Rodgers 257 720, Jim Dixon 290
715, Earl Allison 258 710, Bill
McDonald 268 676, Chris Smith
234 661, Allen Rollings 243 641,
Brad Ankers 227 638, Michael
Apps 227 636, James Quance 260
634, Doug Lee 222 634, John
Jansen 261 623, Colin Brewer
252 623, George Lee 243 623,
Brian Sanders 223 623, Doug
Beaudoin 238 620, Fred Wells
242 618.
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CaII 236-7158 to register
for our Fall Session of:
1 Can Swim Lessons
(ages 4 and up)
Triathlon Kids Program
(7 and up)
Or, join one of our many
other swimming groups!
Practices and lessons begin
Monday, September 27th
at 4:30 pm
at Vanastra Rec. Centre.
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LAST CALL FOR
REGISTRATION
Cut off date Oct. 1, 2004
CONTACT: Barb Dale 482-3760
Lori Regier 263-2621
Rep tryouts begin week of Sept. 27
All registered players will receive a call
prior to commencing tryouts