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Times Advocate, 1989-01-11, Page 16Page 4A Times -Advocate, January 11, 1989 Tournament MVP - George Pratt, president of the Exeter Hawks, presents the A championship banner and the Tournament Most Valuable Player award to Doug Rayner, captain of the Caledon Flyers, winners for the second year in a row. Caledon beat Welles- ley 8-7 in the championship game. Novice Waxers end 1988 bylosing pair of games EXETER - The Exeter Novice Waxers wrapped up 1988 dropping pair of games. On December 20 hey were.beaten 4-1 by, Strathroy, it the Stephen Township Arena in luron Park, and on December 31 hey were beaten St. Marys 3-2, in it. Marys. - Mark Parsons got Exctcr on the .)oard first against Strathrm . at 7:25 of the first, from CI1,1;l Dal- rymple and Greg Geoffrey Strathroy tied the garlic oh, tut a minute later by Sam Hill tttt.t..t.t ed. Strathroy added two more goals in the second and one more in the third period. St. Marys opened the scoring ear- ly in the December 31 battle, just 31 seconds into the contest, but Ex- ctcr fought back to tic just after the six -minute mark, with Geoffrey scoring from Parsons and David Farquhar. _ After a scoreless second period, David Marshall gave Exctcr a 2-1 lead, with a set up from Farquhar, with less than a minute gone in the third period. But despite a great game by Exet- er goalie Joe Bicrling, the Waxers couldn't hold the lead. St. Marys tied the game at 1:51 of the third and got the game winner with less than a minute to play. l Mid WinterP©LRRIS Notltiftgbeats the teat' n'e''n built. Blow Out We've got the best selection of Polaris Snowmobiles in Ontario including all the Indy models in stock and ready for delivery. 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In Goderich on Sunday, they lost to Goderich 8-0. The girls played a hard game, but were defeated by Goderich's strong defence, as they were unable to get very many shots at Goderich net. They are hoping they will still come up with a couple wins before play-offs start. They will be goint to Alvinston on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. to play an exhibition game agaisnt Chat- ham. On Tuesday, we play in Stratford at 8 to 9 p.m. Lucan bowling scores LUCAN - Results of the Lucan Bowling Lanes. TUESDAY Y.B.C. MIKE CAMPBELL - 204, TAMMY GRAHAM - 172, CHRISTINE MORRI- SON - 166, MATTHEW DICKEY -,165, SCOTT SMITH - 160, SARA HOLDEN - 159, BRAD GODDARD - 156, MI- CIIAEL YEO - 155. COLLEEN'S EDITH YEO 270-703, LORI HOD - GINS 247-678, JUDI WELLS 229-633, ELAINE MCNAIR 231-641, MARION DYKEMAN 253-625, SHIRLEY REES 252-609, LIZ DALE 226-607, LINDA !IIBBERT 224-603, JUDY JAQUES - 261. MEDWAY CAL CARMICHAEL 244-6.14, PAU- LA WEIR -239, PAT PA7-TISON - 234, KEN WEIR - 226, GLEN FOSTER - 220, MARY PATTISON - 219, PEJER DEN OTTER - 216, MARG CARMI- CIIAEL - 211 SENIOR CITIZENS DORIS PASCOE 260-654, PAT DA - VIS - 240, JIM BURT - 226, 11ELEN MCDONALD - 211, JEAN HUDGINS - 206, WILSON PASCOE - 209, MU- RIEL KENNEDY - 209, CORD IHGGS - 203, Cl/ARL E GRIEVE - 200, FRANK DEBLOCK 193, JACK DICKENS - 191. WEDNESDAY Y.B.C. WENDY JANSEN - 218, TRACY REEVES - 170, LISA NEEDHAM - 161, AARON MCFARLAND - 159, SARA -LYNN DAUNCEY - 153, WENDY HICKSON - 153, MARCUS APPELMAN - 143, ERICA WILCOX - 143� LARRY SMITH- 134. (..A.W. LOCAL 1620 JIM SMITH - 254-677/, BASIL SHORT 240-654, GARY MELVIN 225- 609, LYNN SMITH -243, LAURA HARPER - 242, LARRY SMITH - 230, PAT O'CONNOR - 224, GARRY GlV- SON - 2 14 , CLARA BERDAN - 212. WEDNESDAY MIXED BOB PIPE 282-652, LARRY MAC- GREGOR 247-641, PAT RYAN 248- 625, STEVE TIIOMA.S 224-601, RAY VANGEEL 245, JODI PICKERING - 242, RAY /TALL • 237, BILL BOS - 221, BILL CORNEL/SSEN - 206. THURSDAY MEN JEFF PARK 294,289,238-821, BRIAN ANKERS 301-795, BRAD TAYLOR 304-754, BOB SMITH - 289- 750, RAY HANDS 274-719, FRED WELLS 241.694, BILL MATl1ERS 290-689, FRED ALLISON 270-684, BASIL SHORT 250-683, GEO. ROB• BINS 257-673, JOHN JANSEN 261- 671, DENNIS MCDONALD 245-667, GEO. LEE 297-664, DOUG JOHNSTON' 293, PAUL SMITH - 287. FRIDAY MIXED JIM BURT 298-769, WAYNE; SMITH 245-689, BRENDA SMITH 247-673, DENNIS CARTY 265-667, RUS.S SMITH 278-664, PAUL SMITH 220-638, ED FOX 239.632, DAVE SMITH 234-631, IIELEN RODGERS 235-618. INTER -TOWN LADIES • LUCAN 20 PTS. SEAFOR771 10 P'is. ELENA "TRIPP 268-677, HELEN HARDY 263-645. SUNDAY Y.B.C. JEI-F !!IRTLEL - 238, PETER GIB - SON - 2/0, STEPHANIE SANDISON - 20/, SANDY HYDE - '201, LILLIE BUCKAREFF - 196. SUNDAY MIXED LINDA WEBBER 349-806, LARRY GIBSON 333.794, J/M SMITH 266- 760. BASIL .SHORT 259_ .717, BARB MOSS 286-701, GEOF/ MOSS 256- 667, GARY DUNLOP 246-636, RICK MCKINNON 271.627, JIM SWEI1ZER 270.627, ROB RILEY 247-618. - Get Y�u! ICkTT1OWft- -- Exeter Lions 16th Annual Sports Celebrity Dinne-i----- :'-.- I Iuesday, Februar 7 South Huron Rec Centr y ay. is�r5..r,' .v r., v' N:�S',:, :ah?•0A. r se at Eosjevolwi ,� tothorr,e , ARP-;• ofeet'�Qo soomwe Ire" A chance to see and hear many of your favorite sports figures - Many celebrities including Lennox Lewis, Michelle Cameron, Vicki Keith, Hillbilly Jim , a Toronto Blue Jay plus football and hockey stars TICKETS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AND ARE AVAILABLE AT: • Bank of Nova Scotia • Anstett Jewellers • Standard Trust • MacLeans and all Lion members 4, Finalists - The Exeter Molting Hawks made it to the finals of the Lucan Flyers Oldtimers tournament in Lucan on the weekend. Front row; (left to right) Bob McDonald, Bill Pincombe, Walt Tiedeman, Eric Finkbeiner, Glenn Stire, Pete McFalls, Al Flynn, Ernie Ahrens. Second row, (1-r), Wayne Pearce. coach, Brian Hodgins, Phil Turner, Jim Pfaff, Ron Moore, Scott Burton, Jack Chipchase, Ken Berg- mann, ergmann, Bob Jones. Panthers teams resume after holidays By Michelle Ellison EXETER - All three of South' Huron District High School's boys basketball teams resumed play, af- ter two seeks of holidays, last Wednesday in exhibition games in Strathroy. The Panthers were not rewarded for their efforts as they re- turned home with no victories. The Senior Panthers put forth their best effort but Strathroy took over early in the game, leading 31- 21 at half time. Strathroy contin- ued to outplay South Huron Novice. Ringette lose to Forest 1-ENSALL - On Saturday in Hen- sall, Exeter Novice Ringette hosted Forest and lost 5-3. The girls played a super game however. Exeter goals were scored by Sarah Hamilton, unassisted, Melissa Hayter with Jayne Ballantyne and Sarah Hamilton assisting, and Jayne Ballantyne, assisted by Sarah Hamilton. Meagan Ratz did a great job in goal. Forest's goals wree scored by Kar- la Kerrigan, with two, Amy Good - hand with two, and a single goal by Donna Fraleigh. The girls arc starting to play a stronger game of ringette. Next game is Sunday in Seaforth at noon. They have an exhibition game against Forest on January 21 in:Hensall at 5:30 p.m. throughout the second half to take the 66-36 win. Rob Pearen led the scoring for South Huron with nine points. Tim McAllister and Scott Hern each added eight and six respective- ly. The Junior Panthers played an extremely tense basketball game against a strong Strathroy team. The Panthers trailed by a narrow margin at half time, but with a ex- cellent team effort the boys worked to come from behind and almost catch .Strathroy.. Unfortunately, their efforts didn't quite pay-off. Strathroy defeated the Panthers by a marginal 45-44 score. Jason Clarke was top scorer for South Huron with 15 points. Ian Verbeek scored 10 points and Jere- my Hrudka added seven. Although the midget Panthers managed to put together some good plays against Strathroy, the locals came away with a loss in the exhibition contest. Open House Sunday, January 15 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. This is an opportunity for you to see our facility and products (There will be no retail sales) Rickfm EXETER TOYOTA 242 Main St. N., Exeter -235-2353 FILL UP WITH DASH 'N DINE COUPONSAT SHELL. • , _ n,, ,i * :_.. _ -=g " .- • V ".,Fes. .. _. From December 27 until January 22, you can fill up on the gr':at taste of t; mntt'cky SAS . Fried Chicken at participating Shell service stations. Every rt' in '2,,,,1 gets you $7.50 worth of DASH 'N DINE coup. ' icky Fried $750 Chicken. So if you're running on "mpt% ' t u I(enfiuckyFiiea,�lucken -14 TWINS 227 Main St., N., Exeter 31 Ontario St., N., Grand Bend