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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-10-20, Page 24Shuffleboard h e n s a l l Shuffleboard e x e t e r 24 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, October 20, 2004 Jets remain unbeaten with pair of wins By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF LUCAN — The Lucan Ilderton Jets improved their record to 4-0-0 with a pair of wins on the weekend starting with a 7-1 win in Brussels Friday night before beating the Clinton Radars 5-3 in Lucan Oct. 16. The wins leave the Jets one point behind Durham for first place with Hensall in third. The Jets were outshot 21-1 in the first period against Brussels but goalie Marc Williams stopped everything fired at him, allowing the Jets to finish the period up 1-0 after a goal with one sec- ond left by Mark Phillips. The Jets took control in the second with a short- handed goal from Chad Lambourn and a pair from Craig Black. Luc an/Ilderton increased its lead early in the third with a goal from Todd Hunt. They continued to find the net with a power play marker from Steve Matthews at 12:01. The Crusaders finally Todd Hunt and Jason Wilson crash the net for the Lucan Ilderton Jets against Clinton Oct. 16 in Lucan.The Jets remained undefeated with a 5-3 win. (photo/ScottNixon) broke the shutout of Williams just over a minute later but Ben Dobbie replied with another power play goal to make it a 7-1 win for the Jets. Picking up assists in the win were Todd Hunt, Mike Vandeven, Dobbie, Adam Thompson, Brady Kjeldgaard, Steve Matthews, Black, Rob Silver, Bill Byers and Jason Wilson. The Jets grabbed a lead just over a minute into the first period against Clinton on a goal by Byers before the Radars struck back with a pair before the game was five min- utes old. But Mark Philips tied it and Wilson's power play goal put the Jets ahead 3- 2 at the end of one period. Clinton replied midway through the second peri- od to tie it but with just 10 seconds left in the period Wilson's second of the game put the Jets ahead to stay. Mark Phillips gave Lucan/Ilderton some insurance for the 5-3 win five minutes into the third. The Jets have one game this week with Goderich visiting Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. Huron Hurricanes first swim meet SIMCOE — The Huron Hurricanes attended their first swim meet of the short course season host- ed by the Norfolk Hammerhead Aquatic Club at Simcoe Oct. 9. Nine swimmers from the Hurricanes competed in 18 different events. Rebecca Melady from Clinton, competing in the senior category, was named one of the swim- mers of the meet. Many of the swimmers posted personal best times and were recog- nized with ribbons for their efforts. In the 7-8 year old girls 25 metre backstroke, Kayla Pettapiece of Zurich, took 11 seconds off her seed time to end with a personal best time of 29.93. Rachel Vannesste, took seven seconds finishing in 39.58 seconds. In the 7-8 girls 25 metre breastroke, Pettapiece, finished with a personal best time of 45.13. Vanneste cut more than a second off her seed time to finish with a 56.15. In the 7-8 year old girls 25 metre butterfly Vanneste finished with a 58.38 and Pettapiece fm- ished in 51.23. In the 25 metre freestyle Pettapiece fin- ished second in her heat cutting five seconds off her seed time to finish with a 28.18. Vanneste cut five sec- onds off her time and fm- ished in 42.07 seconds. In the afternoon session the swimmers competed in the 50 metre, 100 metre and 200 metre swims. In the women's 15 and over 50 metre freestyle, Melady finished with a time of 32.62 placing first. Christy Hartmann of Hensall finished with a time of 34.20. In the 50 metre butter- fly, Melady finished with a personal best time of 37.13, tying for first place followed closely by Hartmann who finished with a 40.28. In the 50 Metre Breaststroke for women 15 and over, Melady fin- ished first in the heat with a personal best time of 43.88. Panthers volleyball EXETER — The senior boys volleyball team were in action at home Oct. 12 taking on St. Annes with scores of 25-14, 25-21 and 15-25 before defeating Central Huron 25-15, 25-12 and 25-8. The seniors remain in first place with a record of 15- 3 with their next regular season action at home Oct. 21. The junior boys were also on the court defeating St. Armes three straight 25-14, 25-10 and 25-7. After dropping the opener 22-25 against Central Huron, the juniors rebounded to take the next two 25- 23 and 25-22. Their record is 11-7 for fifth in Huron Perth Standings. Hartmann finished sec- ond with a 46.92 followed by Aiden Barnett who posted a time of 49.91. In the 50 metre back- stroke Melady swam a personal best time of 38.74 to finish first. Barnett posted a time of 41.56 followed closely by Hartmann who finished with a time of 43.15. Hartmann had a strong swim in the 100 metre freestyle and finished with a time of 1:17.77. The last swim of the day was the 200 metre indi- vidual medley, an event which combines the four strokes of butterfly, back- stroke, breaststroke and freestyle. Barnett finished first with a time of 2:57. 91. Melady posted a person- al best time of 3:01.29. In a gesture of thanks for their efforts, the Norfolk Hammerhead Aquatic Club invited all of the swimmers from the meet to attend the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show which was taking place on the near- by fairgrounds. The Huron Hurricanes took the opportunity to enjoy the many events at the Norfolk County Fair. The Hurricanes will host their own swim meet Oct. 24 at the Maitland Recreation Centre in Goderich attended by the Norfolk Hammerheads and the Port Elgin Swim Team. It will offer a fun filled morning of swimming, along with a silent auc- tion. Come out and enjoy an action packed morning of competitive swimming. Old taxi cab stolen SOUTH HURON — On Oct. 12 at 12:15 a.m. the OPP was contacted about the theft of a vehicle in Huron Park. The officer learned sometime that night between 10:30 p.m. and midnight a vehicle was left in front of Safe - T -Cab on Canada Avenue. The vehicle, a 1992 Ford Crown Victoria with white sides and bright blue front and hood, was left unlocked with the keys in the igni- tion. The stolen vehicle has Ontario Plates ASZV- 336. If you have seen this vehicle call the local OPP or Crime Stoppers with the information. TIRED OF BEING BORED ALL WINTER LONG? THE EXETER CURLING CLUB I5 RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS COME OUT TO THE: SUN., OCT. 24-2-4 p.m. „ CALL LYNDA WILKEY 238-6088 , MINOR HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Zurich Novice Oct. 16 Zurich (2) at Drayton (4) Goals: Devon Steckle, Mitchell Dietrich Assists: Deitrich, Katie Becker Goalie: Brett McAllister Novice #1 Oct. 9 South Huron #1 (1) at Dorchester #1 (3) Goal: Ben Allen; Assists: Megan Dalrymple, Andrew Johns Oct. 16 South Huron #1 (1) at Port Stanley (9) Goal: Ben Allen; Assists: Zach Brintnell, Megan Dalrymple Super Sport Award: Alastair Howe Oct 17 Dorchester #1 (4) at South Huron #1 (1) Goal: Ben Allen Assist. Matthew Smillie Super Sport Award: Andrew Johns Atom girls Oct. 8 SH 5 vs Goderich 3 Goals: Anna Bilcke (2), Hailey Slaght (2), Bailey Oud Assists: Erin Wells, Emily Wells, Nicole Willis, Hailey Slaght Great goaltending by Emily Lovie. A great team effort. Oct. 9 SH 10 vs Watford 3 Goals: Emily Wells, Erin Wells, Anna Bilcke (3), Jolene McCann, Hailey Slaght (2), Nicole Willis, Lindsay Dalrymple Assists: Heather Godkin, Emily Wells, Anna Bilcke, Nicole Willis Awesome defense by Erin Wells, Cassandra Northover, Jessica Slaght and Lindsay Dalrymple Oct. 15 SH 5 vs Parkhill 3 Goals: Heather Godkin, Anna Bilcke (3), Nicole Willis Assists: Bailey Oud (2), Jolene ringette petite Oct 3: Exeter 7 vs Forest 2 Goals: Sydney Kinsman (2), Lauren Tordoff (2), Taylor Hoffman, Tess Atthill, Josie Kinsman. Assists: Tess Atthill, Charlotte McEwan, Colleen Govers, Sydney Kinsman, Becca Reid. Excellent goaltending by Taylor Hoffman and Taryn Dougall Oct. 17: Seaford: 6 @ Exeter 8 Goals: Becca Reid, Josie Kinsman (3), Jenna Regier, Riley Taylor, Taylor Hoffman, Tess Atthill Assists: Reid, Carly Johns, Laura Gehan, Charlotte Anderson Comments: Excellent goaltending by Grace Stephens. Oct. 9: Exeter Blizzard 'A' 3 vs St. Marys 'A' 5 Goals: Marlee Heywood, Morgan Cooper, Abbey Brintnell Assists: Heywood, Megan Verbeke Goalie: Brittany Parker Oct. 16: Exeter Blizzard 'A' 12 vs Forest 'A' 2 Goals: Jessica Hamather (3), Emily Laccase (3), Abbey Brintnell (2), Morgan Powe, Morgan Cooper, Megan Verbeke, Marlee Heywood Assists: Brintnell, Verbeke, Nicole Pavkeje. Goalie: Brittany Parker tween Oct. 17: in Hensall Exeter 11 vs Mitchell 0 Goals: Evelyn Johns, Jelaine Jackson, Brooke Geilen,Kassie Chandler (2) Jessica Reid, Carrie Powe, Megan Pavkeje (2), Courtney Karounos, Caelynn DeWeerd. Assists: Nicole Insley, Powe, DeWeerd, Jessica Brock, Alana Hodgert, Geilen, Reid, Pavkeje, Jackson, Johns, Chandler, Karounos. Comments: Girls played a great game especially the passing and patience. McCann, Heather Godkin Peewee Rep Oct. 5 South Huron 3 @ Forest 4 Goals: Kyle Veri Cole Hackett, Matt Vanhie Assists: Dustin Mills Goalie: Steve Gregus Oct.6 Glencoe 2 @ South Huron 5 Goals: Steve Morgan (3), Dustin Mills, Scott Overholt Goalie: Steve Gregus Oct. 10 South Huron 3 @ Hensall/Bayfield/Clinton 1 Goals: Dustin Mills, Scott Overholt, Cole Hackett Goalie: Steve Gregus Peewee WOGHL Oct. 4 Ilderton 3 @ South Huron 2 Goals: Jenessa Varley, Sarah Campbell Assists: Miranda Eveland Coaches comments: What an excit- ing opener!! Great job Girls!!! Oct. 4 Parkhill 2 vs South Huron 6 Goals: Miranda Eveland, Jenessa Varley (3), Jaylene Coates, Laura Godkin Assists: Shaylyn Dwyer (2), Ashley Denomme (2) Comments: Good game! Great hat Nessa! Bantam LL #1 South Huron 6; Dorchester 3 Goals: Luke Morrissey 2, John Hall 3, Mike Muller Assists: Wade Kennedy, Morrissey, John Noel, Brendan Shapton, Hall, Mitchell Boyle South Huron Minor Hockey website: www.eteamz.com/southhuronmin orhockey 12 Oct. 2004 Helen McKay Hank Dorssers Joe Regier Edna Dietz Dave Woodward Harry Pennings Theo Vandenboom Alice Thiel 406 380 379 344 333 304 290 288 12 Oct. 2004 4 Wins Jean Crerar 360 Geraldine Smith 300 Irene Dyck 265 3 Wins Frank Phillips 217 2 Wins Aim Lorento 192 Jeanene Tucker 184 Bill Thomas 159 Louise Kopp 154 Shirley Truemner 147 Mary Horn 123 13 Oct. 2004 3 Wins Ray Hodgson Mary Brintnell Marge McCurdy Esther Hillman Harry Dougall John Horn 2 Wins Leona Elliott Eleanor Hendrick Frank Philips Irene Dyck 332 239 237 174 162 136 168 160 150 96 Exeter Curling Club Limited NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Wed. Oct. 20-7:30 p.m. EXETER CURLING CLUB For the purpose of: 1. Approving the Financial Statements for 2004 2. Election of Directors 3. Appointment of Auditors