Times-Advocate, 1988-10-05, Page 40Page 2A Times -Advocate, October 12, 1988
Waxers beaten
by Strathroy
EXETER - The Exeter Novice
Waxers were beaten 6-1 by Strath-
roy in Shamrock League Hockey
play, Sunday afternoon at the South
Huron Rec Centre.
Strathroy led 2-0 after the first pc-
riod, on goals .by Paul McQueen,
from Ryan McChesney and Bryan
Campbell unassisted.
They upped •it to 3-0 when Scott
MacCharles scored the only goal of
thc second period, from Greg
Higgs. -
Strathroy made, it 6-0 on three
early third period goals. Jamie Bos-
ton scored from Campbell, Mac -
Charles scored from Campbell and
Higgs scored from Campbell.
Exeter finally got on the board at
the 11:15 mark when David Farqu-
har picked up an unassisted tally.
Joey Bierling • and Luke Sims
shared thc goaltending duties for
Exeter.
The loss drops Exeter's record to
1-1.
Zurich Monday Bowling
Basket Cases
Strikes and Mrs.
• Odds arid Ends
-Near Mrs.
. Happy Gang
Town and Country Six
Pin.Poppers
Starlitcs •
Red Devils
Packers
Jolly Six
Marlene Bedard 523
Heather Forres4 502
Trudy Rooseboom 588.
Joyce Bailey 634
Sherrie Stade 589
Iva Reid 547
Carmel Sweeney 582
Pat Schroeder 482
Hilda Lansburgen 561
Leona Deichert 546
Barb Hartman 579
Panthers attend another meet
By. Michelle - Ellison
- EXETER On Thursday, the
cross-country 'cam attended a large
Meet held at the KitchenerOctober-
fest with 90 schools participating,.
causing each race to contain up to
450 runners.
Thcsenior girls placed 13th as a
team. Running for SH were Brenda
Vanderlaan placing 36th, Rosemary
Regier 37th, Sandra Rclouw 93rd
and Sandra Rooseboom 113th.
Leading for SH's senior boys was
Larry Miller finishing 34th. He
_ was -followed by Scott Wellington
51-st, Jason McFalls 118th and
Richard Hope 137th. •I'hc senior.
boys placed 10th overall.
As a team SH's junior boys
placed l 1 th. Bringing in the best.
times were Dan Vanderlaan 17th,
Craig Rcdick 107th and Shawn
McFalls 162nd.
The- junior girls ran well placing
eighth as a team. Kim VanDongcn
finished 43rd, Deanna Olmsted
75th, Michelle Chalmers 76th and
Raquel Thompson 78th.
Charlene Regier placed 31st, Car-
rie Ducharmc 36th, Leanne Peckitt
-62nd and Shonyn Baynham 240th
for SH's midget girls. These plac-
ings brought the girls a 12th place
team finish.
Shuffleboard scores
EXETER - October 5, 1988,
mixed shuffleboard scores were as
follows: three game winners
Pearl McKnight 237, Tom Yellow
230, John Pepper 202, Beatrice
Richardson 196.
Four game: Charles Tindall 355,
Laverne Stone 301, Walter Davis
Lucan
LUCAN - Mondaj Ladies - Pat
MacDonald 261, 215, 297-773,
Lynn Farquhar 283-709, Dcb Pearce
272-707, Joan Scott 292-694, Joan
Finkbeiner 272-666, Joyce Sove-
reign 254-636, Beth Radcliffe 256-
622, Pam Hodgins 222-613, Helen
Hardy 265, Cathy Adamson 237,
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October 6 - Five game winners:
Delmer Skinner 258, John Pepper
257.
Six game winners: A. Hummel
477, Mabel McKnight 417, Ho-
ward Johns 378 and Estelle Chalm-
ers 378.
Lanes
Lana O'Leary 225, Marg Elson
222.
Tuesday Y.B.C. - Denise
Cowdrey 210, David Wilcox 175,
Carrianne Hotson 178, Tammy
Graham 172, Scott Smith 165,
Greg Langen Dyk 160, Sarah Fer-
-guson 157, Brad Goddard 151.
Colleen's - Liz Dale 247-670,
Dcb Scarborough 242-663, Deb
Wonnacott 258-615, Linda Hibbert
213-617, Shirley Rees 223-607,
Alice Hodgins 246, Sheila Hodgins
218, Deb Bender 212.
Medway - Ilene Moir 225, Donna
Jeffries 211, Myrt Hastings 199,
Tbm Barr. 194, Maryke Den Otter
196, Willard Smibcrt 190.
Senior Citizens - Doris Pascoe
231, Wilson Pascoe 213, Frank De -
Block 211, Pat Davis 209, Jim
Burt 209, Derwin Beatson 203,
Edie Burt 196, Charlie Grieve 180.
Wednesday Y.B.C. - Nathan Ryan
178, Jeff Grose 151, Aaron McFar-
land 144, Wendy Hickson 140, Tyl-
er Graham 138, Wendy Jansen 135,
Marcus Appclman 130, Sara -Lynn
Daunccy 113, Lisa Needham 113.
C.A.W. Local 1620 - Pat
O'Connor 305-675, Basil Short
257-640, Rob Riley 229-613,Dave
Hunt 237-606, Larry Smith 264,
Gary Wurm 246, Jim Smith 232,
Garry Gibson 231, Wayne Wilson
229.
WednesdayI fixed - Bob Pipe
249-653, Ray VanGecl 228-644,
Tom Dobinson 239-637, Dennis
Little 271.624, Larry MacGregor
254-615, Bill Box 260, Larry He-
witt 242, Beate Bos 220, Karen
Leger 204.
Thursday Mcn - Bob Smith 315-
792, Paul Smith 316-764, Kevin
Lightfoot 279-751, Ron Mason
272-749, Brian Ankers 265-744,
Ron Dickey 278-733, Colin Brewer
296-711, Pete Smith 250-706,
Dave Smith 312-691, Brian Noyes
244-690, Bill - Mathers 240-687,
Andy McIntyre 295-686, Jim Burt
241-676, Basil Short 283-668, Jeff
Allison 253-664, Bob Taylor 246-
660, Harold Smith 239-652.
Friday Mixed - Bob Smith 293,
235, 281-809, Dan Rodgers 244-
672, Chris Smith 310-670, Wayne
Smith 239-656, Heather Smitfi
232-638, Dave Smith 218-603,
Dennis Carty 224, Winnie Robi-
cheau 221,, Edie Burt 211.
Inter -Town - Ladies - Lucan 12,
Clinton 18, Audrey Watt 232-675,
Deb Pearce 258-647, Glena Tripp
285-644.
Inter -Town - Mcn - Lucan 24,
New Hamburg 24 - Ron Dickey
321.1213, Cal Mclitzer 282-1163,
Mark Stephen 234-1125.
Sunday Y.B.C. - Wendy Gwalch-
mai 253-602, Honey -Lyn Gibson
256, Keith Thomas 214, Chris
Smith 196, Bob Smith 182.
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A LONG RACE - The annual public school cross-country run was held
last Thursday and Exeter Public School took three of six titles. Two run-
ners in the Senior Boys' race show the strain of the 5.5 kilometers they
• had to run.
$500 DONATION - The Stephen Township Arena, in Huron Park, re-
cently purchased a new sound system totalling $6,500 and were asking
for donations to help pay for it. Norm Hyde, left, of the Stephen Township
Fire Department, presents a $500 cheque to Gord Rook, of the arena
board. Also making $500 contributions were Stephen Minor Hockey and
Cooke's Division of Gerbro.
Exeter wins half
of running titles
EXETER - Exeter won three of
the six titles in the Pubic School
Goss -country run held last Wednes-
.f•iy behind the behind the South
Huron Recreation Centre.
Exeter won the Senior Boys, Sen-
iors Girls and Junior Boys team ti-
tles; while Stephen won both the
Intermediate- Boys and Girls and
11 n�,tll was -the Junior Girls win-
ter.
Jamie Dougall, from Exeter, was
the individual winner in the Senior
Boys race. Lisa Forrest, also from
Exeter, was the Senior Girls win-
ner: Schoolmate Michael Coolman
placed first in the Intermediate Boys
race and Cara Gardner; of Stephen,
was victorious in .the Intermediate
Girls. Phil Ingram, from Hensall,
was first in the Junior [toys and
Elizabeth Lovie , from Zurich, cap-
tured first place in the Junior Girls.
Races varied from 15-5.5 kilom-
eters in length.
Panthers entertain
Goderich Vikings
Hy Michelle Ellison -
EXETER - On Wednesday,. the
Goderich Vikings returned to SH
for girls•basketball.
The senior girls played a highly
competitive basketball game show-
ing the. Vikings their potential. At
one point in -the game SH was
down 11 points and were trailing by
seven points at three quarter time.
The girls made a tremendous
comeback in the fourth quarter; tie-
ing- the game 35 to 35 in regular
time
• In the three minute overtime, the
Panthers held the Vikings at 35 as
Laurie Forrestor threw some good
foul shots and found the basket
more than once, to lead the girls to
a 41 to 35 victory over Goderich.
Forrester put forth an -outstanding•
effort, scoring 27 points. She was
followed by Sonya Shantz with six
and Heather Rideout with four.
The junior girls played hard in
their game against the Vikings. At.
half time -the girls were still in•thc-
game only trailing by seven points.
But in the second half of the game
Goderich gained- a substantial lead
wirning the game 39 to 27..
Top scorers for SH were Julia
Mcrner with nine points, -.Leigh
Rose- with seven and Jen Taylor -
with four.
The midget girls had some trou-
ble against Goderich's midget team.
Although neither team played
"good basketball", Goderich racked
up thc points winning 51 to 17:
Stacey Rader and Karen McKay
were top scorers -with four points
each: .
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