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Times-Advocate, 1988-11-23, Page 19Football champs - The South Huron District High School Senior Pan- thers won the Huron -Perth title beating Goderich 13-0 last Saturday. Front row, (lett to right), Devon Shamblaw, Rob Taylor, Joe Gower, Dave Bry- son, Jon O'Connor, Ken Fitzgerald,. Steve Grob, Mark Coward, Jason Moore. Second row (1-r), Steve Heywood, Harlan Tinney, Bruce Papple, Doug Clark, Doug Regier Dan Rhode, Glen McBeath, Jeff Chipchase, Brent McDonald, Jeff Denotter, Gary Broom. Third row, (14), Ron Bogart. head coach, Ben Riley, manager, Chris Tahner, Dwayne Hayter, Greg Sol - clan, Tim McAllister, Jason !manse, Rob Wonnacott, John Luther, Casey Cook, coach, Craig Haggit, manager. Fourth row, (l -r), Dwayne Consist, Rick Price, Chris Eccles, Dan Weigand, Norm Atkins, Laurie Chalmers, Darren Boyle, Dave O'Connor, Justin O'Rourke. -Last row, (l -r), Jason Hattlord, Mike Zimmer, Graham Arthur, Dave Dalrymple, Chris Chanyi, An- drew Thompson. Molting SARNIA - The Exeter Molting Hawks on three games'in a Sarnia tournament last wdekend, before losing in the semif'• ' z- t to Wingham. On Friday_ night they edged St. Catharines 8-6, as Pete McFalls led the way with a hat -trick perfor- mancc. Brian Hodgins added two goals, while Ron Moore, Jim Pfaff and Bob McDonald added single goals. Scott Burton had three assists, Jack Chipchasc, Ron Moore and Phil Turner added two. Ken Berg- mann, Ernie Ahrens and Brian Hod- gins added single assists. Their second game saw them beat London Jaar 4-1_ with Ron Moore, Jack Chipchase, Ken Bergman and Scott Burton scoring once each. Ken Bergmann and Ron Moore each had two assists, while Scott Burton and Bob Jones added single assists. Game three saw them cdgc Kitch- ener 4-3 with Bob McDonald scor- ing the tying and winning goals in their come -from -behind win. Ken Bergmann and Ron Moore each added single goals while Bob Hawks in Sarnia Jones had three assists and Ernie Ahrens one. On Sunday, they lost the semi- final game 3-1 with Ken Bergmann scoring the ane goal. Glenn Stire was strong in goal all weekend. Last Monday night they lost to Stratford 10-4. Ernie Ahrens had two goals, while Ron Moore and Jack Chipchase added one goal. Bob Jones had two assists, Jack Chipchasc, Jim Pfaff, Brian Hod- gins and Ron Moore each chipped in one. Generals winning streak at five EXETER - Exeter Kinsmen Gen- erals ran their winning streak to five games, in Shamrock Midget League action last week with three victories. In Strathroy on Tuesday, the Gen- erals downed the host team 4-3 with a late goal by John Rooseboom on assists from Jeff Chipchase and Jeff Rowe. Chipchase had two goals to lead Exeter with Rowe picking up the marker. Harlen Tinney had two assists and Shawn Guillut and Brett Borden one each. At home on Wednesday the locals gained a 4-5 victory over St. Marys in an exciting game at the Rec. Centre. Todd McCann's goal, as- sisted by Bruce Papple, gave Exeter the 5-4 win after coming from back from a 4-2 deficit. The Generals opened the scoring on a goal by Tom Rolph, from Guillct, and Exeter led 2-1 after one period with Papple scoring from McCann and. Laurie Chalmers. Af- ter St. Marys scored three straight goals to takc the lead, the Generals came back to tie on goals by Dave Schwindt and Rolph with the only assist going to Chalmers. -In Parkhill -on Sunday, the Gener- als spotted the home tcam a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jeff McGee assist- ed by Paul Vanhocvdonk and Ranch Chambers. Exeter ticd the score on a goal by Alan Blommaert assisted by Rolph and Papple and then took the lead When Rowe found the mark with help from Chipchasc and Rolph. John Bell then scored, assisted by McCann and Chalmers and Roose- boom rounded out the scoring again, assisted by McCann and Chalmers. Brent MacDonald was in -goal -for all three games as the Generals ran their record to 7-2-3 for the season. JACK'S Plumbing & Headng (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 Times -Advocate, November 23, 1988 Page 3A Curling season starting EXETER - Curling has started in many area clubs and an exciting sea- son is planned. Men, ladies and students can par- ticipate weekly at various times for fun and exercise. Many bonspiels have been organized to give more 'Purling events for everyone. Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association is divided into 16 . zones. Our local zone consists of clubs from Belmore, Vanastra, Goderich, Harriston, Kincardine, Ri- pley, Seaforth, Teeswater, Wing-_ ham and Exeter. Five different competitive events arc held in each zone e.g. Provin- Bombers tie EXETER - Exeter Novice Bom- bers and Watford played to a 1-1 tic at the South Huron Rec Centre Sat- urday afternoon, in Lambton- Middlesex Hockey League action. The home team took a 1-0 lead on Brian Parsons goal, from Wayne Cole at 7:57 of the first period. Watford tied the game in the next period, John Timmers scoring from Trevor Crawford and Brad Smith, mid way in the second. Exeter had many good chances to get the winner of the third period, but neither team could and it ended in a draw. f' cial, Intermediate, Seniors, Dia- mond Senior and Tankard. The winners in each division advance to the regional finals and then the On- tario finals. There arc also compe- titions for Junior curlers. The Exeter Curling Club will be hosting two competitions this sea- son. The Pepsi Cola Junior Men's playdowns will be held December 16-18. The Ladies Senior competi- tion is scheduled for January 2-4, 1989. Spectators arc welcome so why not come out to the local club and see some fine curling. FARM SAFETY FACTS DRIVE . WITH CARE! BE SEEN! ..iSa4111PIlik. . SAFETY TIPS ® FARM SAFETY ASSOCIATION INC IRONWOOD Golf Prices Effective until January 15th, 1989 Man $325 Lady - — -- $220 Man and wife $510 Weekday Man $245 Excl. Tues. from 3 p.m. Student Rate 3165 Family Rate available Qi I 7tii+ '1 jot./ ¶ Pass(xv►1 'gm sI eirliltis to al IRONWOOD Golf Course - Great Gift Idea - Buy a passport and get 12 games for $90 Memberships and passports may be obtained from Gib Dow at 72 Wellington St., Exeter Phone 235-0707. Gift -certificates must be picked up by Dec. 21 !ANKYDU' UR LOCAL CHRYSLER DEALERS ARE CELEBRATING! We're celebrating our best sales year ever with up to $1500 Cash Backs and Option Package 1 ■ Discounts on our best selling models. And we're and no reasonable offer will be refused! It's our dealing now We have a huge selection in stock way of saying "Thank You Ontario!" $ GASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER CASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER CASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER PLUS TIER LONGEST WARRANTY GOiNGI 7 YR./115,000km WARRANTY! ' year '15 000 kilometre Limited Powertrain Warranty applies to domes , owl, cars and trucks See your dealer for details '88 CHRYSLER �I!'1�!!iIIIIIIIINI' '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON GTS '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON COUPE LEBARON GTS/DODGE LANCER. The North American performance sedan that combines the best of contemporary automotive design with traditional practicality. '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON COUPE (Ex. Convertible) The luxury sport coupe that delivers excellent performance, comfort and style. PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE/DODGE 600. Classically styled six -passenger comfort. Top dollar for dollar value. '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON KC Distinctive mid-sized 4 -door sedan with luxury, comfort and fuel efficiency. SUNDANCE/SHADOW '89 Dodge Shadow/Plymouth Sundance. 47 Standard features! More than the competition! MARINO CNMSE-AIROMATK OR NO CNA/41 AM CONofli0NIN61•• COLT 100 '89 Colt 100 3 -Door Hatchback, 4 -Door Sedan. The Mitsubishi built Chrysler that's priced to beat all the other imports. K -CAR '89 Canada K - Dodge Aries/Plymouth Reliant. Front wheel drive technology and solid value. PWS NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING!" 3 YR./80,000km WARRANTY! 3 year/80.000 kilometre protect,on L,m,ted Powertra,n Warranty See Dealer for details aDNrP•r T . l be taken before Decem be, 1' '94tt Cash Back pogrom m• yolres I .' v tN't,C,Oat,on See dearer fo' dra."s • s N0 C hat p! GEN Condd,onmq ones 140 C'a'ae a.'^'none tranam,ss,on oval able an spec'a,1v equ,ppld remcfes .Not appbcade on chass,s cab 0100 or w100 modefv No Charge Air Coot/guars .ng not ara•,able on Dakota No Charge options based on ratio of options our. chased separately See dealer for details HURRY!.VMIT[D TIMI! PICKUP - DAKOTA '88 & '89 Dodge Full -Size Pickups and Dodge Dakota. The Ram -toughest trucks on the road , • PWS NO CHARGE AUTOMATIC OR NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING!'' ' On '89 models only '• No Charge Air Conditioning not available on Dakota PLUS ACT NOW ON 1988 MODELS Ask your dealer about our record-breaking clearance specials and option package discounts on selected models. SEE YOUR LOCA[ CHRYSLER DEALER FOR GREAT DEALS TODAY! Mixed Shuffleboard Thursday, November 17 Four game winners Charlie Tindall 401 Ross Marshall 353 Albert Hummel! 337 011ie Essery- 332 Pot Luck Christmas Dinner 12 noon Wednesday, December 15 Generals winning streak at five EXETER - Exeter Kinsmen Gen- erals ran their winning streak to five games, in Shamrock Midget League action last week with three victories. In Strathroy on Tuesday, the Gen- erals downed the host team 4-3 with a late goal by John Rooseboom on assists from Jeff Chipchase and Jeff Rowe. Chipchase had two goals to lead Exeter with Rowe picking up the marker. Harlen Tinney had two assists and Shawn Guillut and Brett Borden one each. At home on Wednesday the locals gained a 4-5 victory over St. Marys in an exciting game at the Rec. Centre. Todd McCann's goal, as- sisted by Bruce Papple, gave Exeter the 5-4 win after coming from back from a 4-2 deficit. The Generals opened the scoring on a goal by Tom Rolph, from Guillct, and Exeter led 2-1 after one period with Papple scoring from McCann and. Laurie Chalmers. Af- ter St. Marys scored three straight goals to takc the lead, the Generals came back to tie on goals by Dave Schwindt and Rolph with the only assist going to Chalmers. -In Parkhill -on Sunday, the Gener- als spotted the home tcam a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jeff McGee assist- ed by Paul Vanhocvdonk and Ranch Chambers. Exeter ticd the score on a goal by Alan Blommaert assisted by Rolph and Papple and then took the lead When Rowe found the mark with help from Chipchasc and Rolph. John Bell then scored, assisted by McCann and Chalmers and Roose- boom rounded out the scoring again, assisted by McCann and Chalmers. Brent MacDonald was in -goal -for all three games as the Generals ran their record to 7-2-3 for the season. JACK'S Plumbing & Headng (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 Times -Advocate, November 23, 1988 Page 3A Curling season starting EXETER - Curling has started in many area clubs and an exciting sea- son is planned. Men, ladies and students can par- ticipate weekly at various times for fun and exercise. Many bonspiels have been organized to give more 'Purling events for everyone. Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association is divided into 16 . zones. Our local zone consists of clubs from Belmore, Vanastra, Goderich, Harriston, Kincardine, Ri- pley, Seaforth, Teeswater, Wing-_ ham and Exeter. Five different competitive events arc held in each zone e.g. Provin- Bombers tie EXETER - Exeter Novice Bom- bers and Watford played to a 1-1 tic at the South Huron Rec Centre Sat- urday afternoon, in Lambton- Middlesex Hockey League action. The home team took a 1-0 lead on Brian Parsons goal, from Wayne Cole at 7:57 of the first period. Watford tied the game in the next period, John Timmers scoring from Trevor Crawford and Brad Smith, mid way in the second. Exeter had many good chances to get the winner of the third period, but neither team could and it ended in a draw. f' cial, Intermediate, Seniors, Dia- mond Senior and Tankard. The winners in each division advance to the regional finals and then the On- tario finals. There arc also compe- titions for Junior curlers. The Exeter Curling Club will be hosting two competitions this sea- son. The Pepsi Cola Junior Men's playdowns will be held December 16-18. The Ladies Senior competi- tion is scheduled for January 2-4, 1989. Spectators arc welcome so why not come out to the local club and see some fine curling. FARM SAFETY FACTS DRIVE . WITH CARE! BE SEEN! ..iSa4111PIlik. . SAFETY TIPS ® FARM SAFETY ASSOCIATION INC IRONWOOD Golf Prices Effective until January 15th, 1989 Man $325 Lady - — -- $220 Man and wife $510 Weekday Man $245 Excl. Tues. from 3 p.m. Student Rate 3165 Family Rate available Qi I 7tii+ '1 jot./ ¶ Pass(xv►1 'gm sI eirliltis to al IRONWOOD Golf Course - Great Gift Idea - Buy a passport and get 12 games for $90 Memberships and passports may be obtained from Gib Dow at 72 Wellington St., Exeter Phone 235-0707. Gift -certificates must be picked up by Dec. 21 !ANKYDU' UR LOCAL CHRYSLER DEALERS ARE CELEBRATING! We're celebrating our best sales year ever with up to $1500 Cash Backs and Option Package 1 ■ Discounts on our best selling models. And we're and no reasonable offer will be refused! It's our dealing now We have a huge selection in stock way of saying "Thank You Ontario!" $ GASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER CASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER CASH BACK* DIRECT FROM CHRYSLER PLUS TIER LONGEST WARRANTY GOiNGI 7 YR./115,000km WARRANTY! ' year '15 000 kilometre Limited Powertrain Warranty applies to domes , owl, cars and trucks See your dealer for details '88 CHRYSLER �I!'1�!!iIIIIIIIINI' '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON GTS '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON COUPE LEBARON GTS/DODGE LANCER. The North American performance sedan that combines the best of contemporary automotive design with traditional practicality. '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON COUPE (Ex. Convertible) The luxury sport coupe that delivers excellent performance, comfort and style. PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE/DODGE 600. Classically styled six -passenger comfort. Top dollar for dollar value. '88 CHRYSLER LEBARON KC Distinctive mid-sized 4 -door sedan with luxury, comfort and fuel efficiency. SUNDANCE/SHADOW '89 Dodge Shadow/Plymouth Sundance. 47 Standard features! More than the competition! MARINO CNMSE-AIROMATK OR NO CNA/41 AM CONofli0NIN61•• COLT 100 '89 Colt 100 3 -Door Hatchback, 4 -Door Sedan. The Mitsubishi built Chrysler that's priced to beat all the other imports. K -CAR '89 Canada K - Dodge Aries/Plymouth Reliant. Front wheel drive technology and solid value. PWS NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING!" 3 YR./80,000km WARRANTY! 3 year/80.000 kilometre protect,on L,m,ted Powertra,n Warranty See Dealer for details aDNrP•r T . l be taken before Decem be, 1' '94tt Cash Back pogrom m• yolres I .' v tN't,C,Oat,on See dearer fo' dra."s • s N0 C hat p! GEN Condd,onmq ones 140 C'a'ae a.'^'none tranam,ss,on oval able an spec'a,1v equ,ppld remcfes .Not appbcade on chass,s cab 0100 or w100 modefv No Charge Air Coot/guars .ng not ara•,able on Dakota No Charge options based on ratio of options our. chased separately See dealer for details HURRY!.VMIT[D TIMI! PICKUP - DAKOTA '88 & '89 Dodge Full -Size Pickups and Dodge Dakota. The Ram -toughest trucks on the road , • PWS NO CHARGE AUTOMATIC OR NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING!'' ' On '89 models only '• No Charge Air Conditioning not available on Dakota PLUS ACT NOW ON 1988 MODELS Ask your dealer about our record-breaking clearance specials and option package discounts on selected models. SEE YOUR LOCA[ CHRYSLER DEALER FOR GREAT DEALS TODAY!