Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 20Page 4A
Times -Advocate, November 9, 1988
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WOSSA CHAMPS - The South Huron District High School Senior girls' cross country team took first place over-
all at the WOSSA championships held last week in London. Front row, (left 10 right),.Deb_Regier, Diane Omstead.
Back row, (I -r), Sandra Relouw, Shelley Equniac, Rosemary Regier, Raquel Thompson, Michelle Chalmers. Miss-
ing, Kim Vanddongen, Brenda Vanderlaan, Sandra Rooseboom.
Lucan Lanes bowling scores
Tuesday Y.B.C. - Scott Smith
221, Desmond Rodgers, 199, David
Wilcox 196, Mau Dickey 178, De-
nise Coivdrey 166, Kristina Van
Sas 159, Sara Holden 149, Michael
Yeo 145.
Colleen's - Shirley Rees 231-652,
Lori Hodgins 236-648, Pat Hodgins
247-635, Tanny Vanderhoek 286-
638, Lir. Dale 207-606, Elaine
McNair 246, Judy Jaques 232,
2�dy Harrigan 232, Fay Schenk
Medway - Bernice Harris 228,
Ken Wcir 218, Mary Pattison 221,
Myrt Hastings 207, Don Harris
206, Ilene Moir. 205.
Senior Citizens - Pat Davis 268-
628, Jim Burt 239, Harry Noels
235, Frank DeBlock 199, Florence
McRobert 193, Doris Pascoe 184,
Edic Burt 183, Gord Higgs 179.
Wednesday Y.B.C. - Aaron
McFarland- 201, Wendy Hickson
162, Sara -Lynn Dauncey 138, Tra-
cey Reeves 138, Brad Ankers 136,
Tyler Graham 129, Marcus Appel-
man 127, Kirt Jcrgens 121, Lisa
Needham 120.
C.A.W. Local 1620 - Lynn
Smith 276-741, Wayne Wilson
262-678, Sheila Charlton 236-672,
Gary Dunlop 270-668, Pat
O'Connor 246-668, Gary Melvin
224-645, "Rob Riley 231-62 i , Gord
Joncs222-616, Tracey Riley 234:
Wednesday Mixed - Bill Bos 273-
724, Larry MacGregor 256-685,
Bob Pipe 250-631, Larry Hewitt
217-620, Randy Edgar 247, Bob
Cornish 221, Bill Ross. 217, Mike
Holden 216, Ruth Wilson .201,
Brad Carson 207.
Thursday Men - Ron Dickey 273-
725, Fred Cowdrey 277-716, Andy
Mclntyre.253-692, Pete Smith 240-
689, Brian Ankers 268-683, Dave
Mawdsley 289-661, Ron 'Mason
243-659,. Bob Smith .242-656, Ray
Hands 266-654, Kevin Lightfoot
245-654, George Lee 266-651, Jack
Currie 289-648,Bill McDonald
271-645, Jeff Park 270, Bob Taylor
262.
Friday Mixed - Al Robicheau
393-809, Russ Smith 254-720,
Paul Smith 258-661, Wayne Smith
228-657, Dave Smith 246-652,
Bob Smith 225-650, Murray Cor-
less 259-629, Gayle Fox 231, Mar-
lyn Smith 210:
Inter -Town - Ladies - Lucan 24,
Clinton 6. Helen Hardy 286-676,
Audrey Watt 251-629.
Sunday Y.B.C. - Pete Gibson
240, Sandy Hyde 226, Stephen
Snider 212, Chris Smith 193,
Bears win two games
EXETER - Exeter Bears took
both games in Lambton Middlesex
- action as the local midgets downed
Mt. Brydges twice by scores of 5-2
and 3-2.
In Mt. Brydges the Bears scorcd
early on a marker by Graham Ar-
thur assisted by Greg Haggitt.
Prentice Scott scored, with an assist
by Shannon Hrudka to give the lo-
cals a 2-1 first period lead.
Jamie Bedard connected tntassisted
in the second, before Mt. Brydges
managed to beat goalie Ben Riley.
In the third period Rob Varley
connected with help from Grey Ko-
bayski and Arthur scored again, but
Mt. Brydges answered with a single
tally.
In Exeter on Saturday Riley
turned in a strong performance as
the Bears eked out a close 3-2 win.
Mt. Brydgcs scored in the first
minute of the game to take an early
lead but Bedard tied the score min-
utes later.
Mt. Brydgcs again scored six to
restore their lead but Prentice Scott
connected on the power to knot the
score.
A second -period goal by Arthur
turned out to be the winner, with
assists going to Jamie McBride and
Jason McCurdy.
Sr. Panthers down Vikings
By Michelle Ellison VanDongen and Spring Cushman
EXETER - Last Monday, all with two a piece.
three of South Huron Diktrict High The Junior girls gave Goderich a
School's girls basketball teams hard time in the first half of play
travelled to Goderich to meet their keeping the game at their pace.
rival . Vikings in regular -season Unfortunately the Vikings took
play. over and defeated South Huron.
The Senior girls defeated the Vi- South Huron's Midget girls were
kings for the second time this sea- unsuccessful in their attempt to de -
ion by a 34-19 count. feat a strong Goderich team. The
The girls played full out, keeping girls lost 34-19.
an edge oh the Vikings throughout Kerry Manders lcd the girls with
the whole game. A discouraged five points. Carrie Sue Kyle had
Goderich team resorted to making four points and Monique Rosie,
many fouls allowing South Huron Chris Schadc and Kristy Dobson
to step to the foul Zine often. . each added two points.
Laurie Forrester led the Panthers The girls meet Mitchell at South
with 16 points followed by Mi-
chelle Ellison with 12 and Cassie
Huron today (Wednesday).
Darts results
The Friday Night Dart League met again on November 4, at 9:00
p.m.
The scores are as follows:
Scotties'4 Shiphunters 1
H's 2 McGrundys 3
Itchy Niters 2 Odd Ones 3
Lost Flights 3 Canscotts 2
H.P.'s 1 Outlaws 4
Connectors 4 . Smurfs 1'
Larrys Fixits 3 Southenders 2
Thcy will pair up like this on November 18, 1988 at 9:00 p.m.
There will be no darts on Friday, November 11, 1988.
Canscous vs. Larry Fixits
H.P.'s vs. McGrundys
Lost Flights vs. Smurfs
Odd Ones vs. Connectors
.,Outlaws vs. Scotties
Southenders vs. H's
Shiphunters vs. Itchy Niters
.
Stephanie Sandison 180, Keith
Thomas 169. -
Sunday Mixed - G lcna Tripp 210,
312, 275-797, Jim Smith 314-740,
Fred Wells 293-699, Geo. Wilson
256-687, Rick McKinnon 240-674,
Bill VanBcrgen 242-660, Andy
McIntyre 295-637, _Barb Moss 230-
634, Greg Moss 227-617, Bill
Smith 235-606.
Lincoln Hawks beat Parkhill 7-1
EXETER - Exeter Lincoln Hawks
travelled to Lucan October 29 and
were defeated by a 6-2 score.
Lucan scored early in the fust pe-
riod with Exeter tying it on a goal
by Pete Bison. Lucan also scored
twice more in the fust period;
Exeter tried to come back in the
second with a goal by Floyd Riley,
assisted by Mike Clay hut Lucan
was just too much for the team.
On Sunday Exeter hosted Parkhill
and were victorious 7-1, due in part
to the opposition gaining 31 min-
utes in penalties, 19 minutes of
which were in the third period.
Peter Gibson led the Hawk's scor-
ing with a hat trick with assists go-
ing to Allan McFalls and Nick. Sza-
bo. Tony Armstrong scored twice
with assists by Allan McFalls. and
Pete Gibson. Single scorers for
Exeter were Steve Campbell, unas-
sisted and Nick Szabo from Floyd
Riley.
Shawn McFalls had a good game
in goal.
The Lincoln Hawks travel to
Strathroy Saturday for their next
game.
Cross country team places tenth
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - South Huron District vourable to the South Huron run -
High School's cross country team
sent their senior girls team to King.
ston on Saturday to run in the all -
Ontario (OFSSA) meet.
After winning both the Huron -
Perth and the western Ontario meet,
the girls turned in a rather disap-
pointing 10th -place finish. As this
year's team appeared to be better
than last year's eighth -place finish-
ers. South Huron had hoped for a
finish in the top five teams.
A flat course, which is not fa -
Exeter Mixed_.
Shuffleboard
Scores
Wed., November 2, - 1988
4 game winners
R. Long 279
Sena Gosar 249
Bruce Watson 211
5 game winners
Harold Davis 422
Wilma Davis 358
Laverne Stone 334
Steve Hrapchak 314
Thurs., November 3,
1988
4 games
Lloyd Lovell 282
Wm. Bacchlcr 206 •
-5 games
011ie Esscry 432
Walter Davis 424 -
Ruby Beaver 375
Beatrice Richardson 375
ners, a long, cramped car ride and an
injury to runner Kim Van Dongen
were factors in the finish. •
Rosemary Regier led the team,
pinning her best LFSAA race since
grade nine, finishing 48th. Brenda
Vanderlaan seemed to be a bit out
of synch placing 93rd.
Van Dongcn, still suttcring from
a knee injury, struggled through the
course but managed to place in the
top half of the field. Racquel
Thompson placed 131s( and Mi-
chelle Chalmers finished 146th.
South Huron's senior boys had
the second best season in 20 years
for the Panthers. The team was led
,,by Larry Miller, Scot Wellington,
Richard Hope and Jason McFalls.
-Some upcoming hopefuls for
South Huron arc Dan Vanderlaan
(7th at Huron -Perth), Charlene Re-
gier (7th at Huron -Perth), Carrie
Ducharme (5th at Huron-Pcrth),
Leanne Peckitt (116th at Huron -
Perth) and Anna Szabo:
Overall the team has had a very
successful year with the senior girls
winning both Huron -Perth and
WOSSA.
McLean to officiate.JuJitsu
EXETER -Allan MacLcan, for-
merly of Exeter will be one of the
officials at the upcoming world Ju
Jitsu championships being held in
Brisbane, Australia.
The Canandian team winners of
the world title in 1986- will be try-
ing to defend their championship
against teams from the United
States, England, Trinidad, Argenti-
na, Scotland, Greece, Spain, Japan,
New Zealand, and, the hosts from
Australia.
Al is the son of Bill and Peg
McLean of Gidlcystreet east in Ex-
eter.
Attention Snowmobilers
Trail permits will be available at the
Pineridge Chalet on
Sat., November 12 from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m.
For information call 237-3445
Pineridge Snowmobile Club
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