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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-19, Page 8Timas-Advocate, June 19, 1969 FOR. ALL GOOD SPORTS. By Ross Haugh Courses available At the latest meeting of RAP we were given some pamphlets and information on regional instruction institutes that are being held throughout Ontario this year through the co-operation of the Ontario Department of Education. If enough people are interested a course for leaders and instructors in various arts and crafts and almost any recreation activity will be held at Centralia from August 17 to 22. The list of subjects available at Centralia if enough interest is shown totals nine and covers a broad area. First on the list is art which includes drawing, oil painting, water colour, printmaking and textile painting with a visual arts option. The areas in crafts are quite numerous and include pottery, weaving, rug hooking, leatherwork, jewellery, plastics, woodcarving, metal sculpture and papier ma che'. For those interested in fashions, dressmaking, tailoring and millinery courses will be offered at Centralia. Those aspiring to teach any courses concerning food will have ample opportunity to further their knowledge. On the food list is gourmet cooking, canapes and fancy sandwiches, casseroles and foreign foods. Interior decorating will also be offered locally. To complete the subjects that may be made available at Centralia we would mention physical activities and executive group leadership. The physical activities include sports of all kinds, fitness games and exercise programs. The leadership group would include community leadership in organization of youth leaders and senior citizens' groups, etc. Any one wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity to gain more knowledge in the various fields mentioned should contact recreation director Alvin Willert immediately. Swim Pool Opens Recreation director Alvin Willert reports that the pool will be open for swimming Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening. Registration for swimming instruction will be held- each afternoon from June 23 to 28 between the hours of one o'clock and five o'clock. The same rates will apply again this year with a charge of $5 for each child and a family plan of $10 for each family of three or more children. Regular instruction will begin on Wednesday, July 2 with Miss Joan Warren of Windsor as the chief instructor. She is the niece of Rev. Douglas Warren of Main Street United Church. Assisting Joan will be Carol Lynn Shapton and Judy Glover. Usborne ball skeds Fag, 0 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPS AT EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL—The various age division winners were declared in the annual track and field meet held at the Exeter Public School last week. Back, left, Laurie Skinner, Pete Glover and John Wuerth. Front, Gayle Ecker, Kathy Campbell and Shelly Baker.T-A photo MOUNT CARMEL TRACK WINNERS — Championships were decided in the various divisions during the annual track and field meet held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Separate School last week. The champs are shown above. Back, left, Larry Regier, Pat Hogan, Pius Dietrich and Brian Regier. Front, Gabriele Jeromkin, Helen Glavin, Patsy Regier and Mary Ann Van Osch. T-A photo Swimmer 20eswt . . . . VISIT THE STORE WITH THE STOCK • Hats • Shirts • Swim Wear Golf Jackets • Shorts • Casual Slacks • T-Shirts • Fishing Jackets CIL MEN'S ge Pb WEAR. 2 - Whalen vs Thames Road 2 - Whalen at Hurondale Hurondale vs Elimville 7 - Elimville at Thames Road 5 - Elimville vs Whalen 9 - Hurondale at Whalen Thames Road vs Hurondale 14 - Thames Road at Whalen 8 - Thames Road vs Elimville 16 - Hurondale at Elimville Whalen vs Hurondale 23 - Whalen at Thames Road 15 - Elimville vs Thames Road 30 - Elimville at Hurondale 18 - Hurondale vs Whalen 21 • Thames Road vs Whalen AUGUST 22 - Elimville vs Hurondale 4 • Hurondale at Thames Road 26 - Hurondale vs Thames Road 6 - Whalen at Elimville Whalen vs Elimville 11 - Thames Road at Hurondale 28 - Whalen vs Thames Road 13 • Elimville at Whalen USBORNE'S TOP TRACK STARS — The annual Usborne Central school track and field meet was held Monday with keen competition in all events. The individual champions are shown above, Back, left, Jim Ferguson, Gary Lavier and Fred Hern. Front, Carolyn Glanville, Leisa Ritchie and Diane Hodgert. T-A photo Track and field champs decided at Usborne Central Name Address Phone Experience Age - - - - Sex - - - - Not at all . • . 20 Feet 100 Yards .. Mile or over . . How far can he or she swim SWIMMING INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION I, the undersigned, wish to register my child for swimming in the Exeter Learn-to-Swim Classes. I hereby waive all responsibility of the follow- ing: The Town of Exeter, Exeter Recreational Coun- cil, the Recreational Director, the Swimming In- structor and Supervisor — in case of any accident. Signature of Parent or Guardian Reg. Fee $5 per child— Family, plan (3 or more children) $10 Your child must be 45" or oVer in height since the minimum pool depth is 36". To Be Signed By Swimming Instructor To Be Signed By Recreational Director BRING FORM AND FEE TO THE POOL ON JUNE 23, 24, 25, 16, 27 & 28 OR SEND FORM AND CHEQUE TO: ALVIN WILLERT, RECREATION DIRECTOR, BOX 823, EXETER Register early so classes can be organized. Instruction commences July 2. CONGRATULATIONS TO MRS. FLORENCE ARCHIBALD - 222 Brock St., Sarnia who has won a trip for two to Expo '70, Japan in the DESTINATION OSAKA 70 CONTEST! ENTER TODAY! 4101111k Details at displays of Pepsi, PEPSI.COLA Diet Pepsi and Mountain Dew. NOP SENIOR — dash, Gary Lavier, Dennis Brock, Murray Johns; shot put, Lavier, Brock, David Chappell; 440-dash, Lavier, Brock, Alan Hem; relay, Hem, Bob Heywood, Gary Lavier, Brett Lavier; high jump, Lavier, Brock, Ken McLennan; baseball throw, Robbie Morley, Lavier, Murray Parsons; standing broad, Hem, Lavier, David Dykeman; long jump, Lavier, Brock, Hern; triple jump, Lavier, Brock, Dykeman. INTERMEDIATE — dash, Robbie Dickey, Shawn Jeffrey, Roger Dougall; shot put, Dougall, Jim Ferguson, Steven Blackler; 440-dash, Ferguson, Blackler, Jeffrey; relay, Vernon Thompson, Brian Penhale, Shawn Jeffrey, Roger Dougall; high jump, Ferguson, Jeffrey, Larry Johns; baseball throw, Dickey, Dougall, Keith Passmore; standing broad, Blackler, Ferguson, Gary Skinner; long jump, Blackler, Brian Mayer, Johns, JUNIOR — dash, Fred Hern, Paul Ritchie, Mark Paton; shot put, Perry Sereda, Dale Passmore, Allan Lovell; 440-dash, Larry Howard, Brian Pym, Wesley Abbott; relay, Allan Lovell, Mark Wragg, Larry Howard, David Prout; high jump, Lawrence Kellett, Fred Hern, David Cunnington; baseball throw, Mark Paton, Dale Passmore, Larry Parsons; standing broad, Fred Hern, Paton, Abbott; long jump, Fred Hem, John Hem, Jerry Cottle. GIRLS SENIOR — dash, Leisa Ritchie, Dalyce Gamble, Helen Batten; shot put, Cathy Easton, Gamble Patty McLachlan; 440-dash, Irene Deelstra, Ritchie, Gamble; relay, Helen Batten, Linda Bieber, Cathy Knight, Frances Zandbergen; high jump, Gamble, Ritchie, Easton; baseball throw, Batten, Rose Marie Webber, Bieber; standing broad, Deelstra, Ritchie ' Susan Parsons, long jump, Batten, Hern, Deelstra. INTERMEDIATE — dash, Competition was keen in the Exeter Public School track and field meet held last week with only a few points separating the top athletes in each divistbn. Peter Glover annexed the senior boys championship and was also the highest point getter of the meet with 27 points. Robbie Lindenfield was runner-up in senior boys play with 19 points. Kathy Campbell was declared senior girls winner with 18 points, only one more than runner-up Patsy Wilcox. Shelly Baker with 20 points was the best of the intermediate girls with Joanne Inch next with a total of 15 points. John Wuerth took the intermediate boys title on the strength of a 20 point performance while Brad Datars was in second spot with 17 points. Gayle Ecker was an easy winner of the junior girls division with a 22 point total while Carolyn Perry, Becky Brock and Jeanette Wach were deadlocked in second place with 8 points apiece. The junior boys championship went to Laurie Skinner who amassed 15 points, two more than runner-up Ken Pinder. The complete results of the track and field meet are as follows: BOYS SENIOR — high jump, Pete Glover, Brian • Prest, Gary Shipman; 100-yard dash, Robbie Lindenfield, Glover, Scott Litt; javelin throw, Bill Inch, Gordon Ward, Robert Whilsmith; running broad, Litt, Inch, Lindenfield; 440-dash, Lindenfield, Glover, Perry Stover; discus, Ward, Glover, Litt; standing broad, Glover, Lindenfield, Litt; triple jump. Glover, Ward, Prest; shot put, Lindenfield, Glover, Terri Phillips. Bowl prizes to visitors All the major prizes in the first bowling tournament of the season, sponsored by the Exeter lawn bowling club were taken by out-of-town competitors. First prize in the tourney, a men's pairs event went to a Stratford rink skipped by George Miller. Bob McIntosh skipped his combination to the runner-up award and Art Finlayson of Seaforth finished in third spot. The top three rinks, each won two games. Prizes for the highest one game winners went to local club members Alvin Pym and Wilfred Shapton. Rain again curtailed activities during regular play Tuesday night and several ties occurred. Bill Etherington won first prize on the flip of a coin after being tied with Art Cann with a single win, a plus of 10 and aggregate of 17. Next in line came Alvin Pym and Len McKnight each with a win, plus of 10 and aggregate of 15. Pym won the toss for third spot on the prize list. Farmers in western Canada formed their first grain marketing co-operative in 1902 at Regina. INTERMEDIATE — standing broad, Noel Skinner, Steve Cushman, Jim wildrong; 440-dash, Brad Datars, John Wuerth, Brent Clarke; baseball throw, Geary Penhale, Wuerth, Datars; shot put, Datars, Wuerth, Gary MacLean; high jump, Skinner, Wuerth, Clarke; running broad, Clarke, Jeff Davis, Datars; 100-dash, Datars, Wuerth, Clarke; discus, MacLean, Penhale, Danny McIvor; javelin, Wuerth, Rodney Greenacre, Mikel Ward. JUNIOR — running broad, Laurie Skinner, Vaughan Ostland, Brian Clarke, Bill Datars; standing broad, John Lindenfield, Skinner, Brian Horrel; high jump, Ostland, Skinner, Gary Blanchard; softball throw, Ken Pinder, Ostland, Norm McCauley; 75- d ash, Michael McKenzie, Pinder, Ostland, Skinner; 440-relay, Horrell, Skinner, McKenzie, Pinder. GIRLS SENIOR — 440-Kathy Campbell, Patsy Wilcox, Susan Davis; baseball throw, Donna Bourne, Wilcox, Cheryl Barkley; high jump, Trudy Stagg, Wilcox, Linda Westlake; I.00-dash l Campbell, Susan Davis, Debi Wooden, Sharon McCaffery; javelin, Barkley, Wilcox, Wendy Clarke; standing broad, Westlake, Wilcox, Julie Taylor; shot put, Launa Fuller, Melanie Hackney, Wilcox; running broad, Westlake, Campbell, 'Wilcox; discus, Campbell, Cathy Ecker, Fuller. INTERMEDIATE — high jump, Joanne Inch, Shelly Baker, Valerie Sweet; running broad, Inch, Shirley de Vries, Kim Postill; discus, Baker, Debbie Potter, Georgina Obre; standing broad, Postill, Wendy Taylor, Sweet; softball throw, Baker, Potter, Darlene Wolfe; javelin, Baker, Obre, Gail Fuller; 75-dash, Postill, Sweet, de Vries; shot put, Inch, Sweet, Baker; 440- de Vriese, Postill, Baker. JUNIOR — softball throw, Kelly Gaiser, Gayle Ecker, Ann Gould; running broad, Beckie Brock, Ecker, Carolyn Perry; 75-dash, Ecker, Brock, Perry; high jump, Perry, Ecker, Connie Mills; 440, Jeanette Wach, Ecker, Becky Watcher; standing broad, Ecker, Wach, Perry. Public school track meet provides close competition A bantam boys softball league has been organized in Usborne township for play this summer with the first game scheduled for June 20. All games will commence at 7 o'clock and the schedule is as follows: JUNE 20 - Elimville vs Thames Road 21 - Hurondale vs Whalen 24 - Thames Road vs Whalen 25 - Elimville vs Hurondale 27 - Hurondale vs Thames Road 28 - Whalen vs Elimville JULY 29 - Hurondale vs Elimville AUGUST 5 - Elimville vs Whalen 8 - Thames Road vs Hurondale 12 - Thames Road vs Elimville 14 - Whalen vs Hurondale Teams from the same communities are entered in a Usborne girls softball league and the schedule for the summer follows: JUNE 25 - Thames Road at Elimville JULY Carolyn Glanville, Laura Johns, Linda Ritchie; shot put, Glanville, Joan Kerslake, Monica Eveleigh; 440-dash, Glanville, Connie 'Miners, Johns. relay, Carolyn Glanville, Joanne Lovell, Nancy Harvey, Connie Miners; high jump, Eveleigh, Marit McKennan, Johns; baseball throw, Margaret Parsons, Eveleigh, Joyce Webber; standing broad, Eveleigh, Ritchie, Miners; long jump, Joanne Lovell, Glanville, Ritchie, JUNIOR — dash, Diane Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert, Lisa Westcott; shot put, Ena Vander Spek, Valerie Glanville, Trudy Johns; 440-dash, Evelyn Neevel, Diane Deelstra, Glanville; relay, Haney Hern, Diane Hodgert, Susan Morgan, Ena Vander Spek; high jump, Hodgert, Carstil Dougall, Morgan; baseball throw, Glanville, Westcott, Diane Skinner; standing broad, Hodgert, Deelstra, Neevel; long jump, Grace Webber, Hodgert, Deelstra.