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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-19, Page 9TOP ATHLETES AT STEPHEN CENTRAL — The annual Stephen Township Central school track and field meet was held last week and top point getters were decided in the various age divisions. The winners are shown above. Back, from left, Steven Preszcator, Kevin Bestard, Rick Bowers and Brenda Taylor, Front, Preston Dearing, Laurie Beck, Barbara Preszcator, Laurie Keller and Esther Snider, Stephen selects athletes . for district track meet • • • REC NEWS F.• 13y ALVIN WILLERT The swimming pool will officially open for public swimming on Sat.,June 21, The hours for Saturday and Sunday will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p,m. to 9 p.m., weather permitting. Registration for swimming instruction will be held at the pool each afternoon from Monday June 23 to Saturday June 28 between the hrs. of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. I urge all those wishing to take lessons to register early so classes can be organized with lessons to begin on July 2nd. Our head instructor at the pool this summer will be Joan Warren. Joan is from Windsor, a niece of Rev. Douglas Warren of Main St. Church. She will be ably assisted by Carol Shapton and Judy Glover. Public swimming for the week of June 23 to June 27 will be from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. each evening. The 'playground will open on Wednesday July 2 at Victoria & Kin Parks. Registration times are from 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:30 to 4 at either Park. The wading pool at Victoria Park will be open every afternoon from 2-4 Saturday and Sunday included, weather permitting. The playground leaders for the summer are Betty Jean ' Miller, Kathy MacDonald, Jo Anne Burke and Pete Mason. The four leaders will attend the Lake Huron Zone Play ground Teachers Course which is being held at the Goderich Summer School from r11141101104044m1 1111lu11ll11.141,01111 1111040414is1ol10i1114441111I414111II14II1d1I114401111144111101101.44400,0#,A040W1011011PAWOW i Swim pool opens soon June 22 to June 27. There are over 175 girls and boys playing hoUseleagne ball with 10 games being played each. week. There are 4 girls. teams and 8 boys teams ranging in age from 7 to 16 yrs. • PLEASE NOTE BREWERS RETAIL EXETER Summer Hours of Sale Effective June 16 Will be Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Open to 9 p.m. Fridays 440 Brewers Retail Operated by Brewers Warehousing Co. Ltd. Students of Stephen township Central school participated in their annual track and field meet last week and the top two competitors in each event will be representing the • school in a district meet slated for Exeter, Tuesday. Following are the complete results of the various events: BOYS SENIOR — high jump, Tim Turnbull, Rick Bowers, Roy Becker; standing broad, Bowers, • Mike Fleet, Don Anderson; 440-dash, Henry Brand, Bowers, John Verkerk; dash, Brand, Verkerk, Bowers; hop-step, Bowers, Brand, Bruce Pfaff; running broad, Bowers, Brand, Larry Gibson. INTERMEDIATE • — baseball throw, Kevin Bestard, Gary Tieman, Bob Brand; running broad, Bestard, Paul Shapton, Brand; high jump, Perry Preszcator, Bestard, Keith Davey; standing broad, Bestard, Brand, Shapton; dash, Davey, Brand, Larry Clarke; 440-dash, Davey, Bestard, Ronnie Bowers. JUNIOR — dash, Donnie Fahner, Paul Gaiser, Darrel Hodgins; 440-dash, Gordon Braid, Edwin Snyder; running broad, Stephen Preszcator, Darrell Preszcator, Mark Laye; baseball throw, Marty Becker. 111 • • For Cottage and Outdoor Living ELECTROHOME 16" Portable TV 159. • High Impact Plastic Case • One-Year Parts Warranty • I NSTAVU for Instant Sound and Picture Within Seconds • Fixed Carrying Handle Reliable and Outstanding Performance SEE IT TODAY AT Russell Electric MAIN ST, EXETER . 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GIRLS SENIOR — 440-dash, Janice Hayter, Debbie Campbell, Shelly Weber; dash, Weber, Mary Laye, Hayter; baseball throw, June Hodgins, Joan Rath, Joanne Hotson; running broad, Hodgins, Glenda Pfaff, Brenda Taylor; standing broad, Taylor, Joanne Hotson, Nathalie Scott; high jump, Taylor, Scott, Laye. INTERMEDIATE — running broad, Debbie Finkbeiner, Esther Snyder, Barbara Preszcator; baseball throw, Ellen Greb, Barbara Rats, Preszcator; standing broad, Preszcator, Judy Martene, Tina Fasullo; high jump, Snyder, Rats, Gail Fasullo; 440- Finkbeiner, Snyder, Janis Turnbull; dash, Preszcator, Martene, Snyder. JUNIOR — standing broad, Lori Keller,Tammy Preszcator, Janice Fasullo; high jump, Keller, Helen Brand, Lorie Lovie; dash, Keller, Yvonne Turnbull, Brand; 440- Keller, Nancy Pickering, Brand; Ponies face muddy track Although the weather again was far from ideal for the second pony race meet of the season, another exciting card of races was held on Sunday. The races were held on the club's new track, situated behind the chutes of the Exeter Fairgrounds. The track record for the new track is a very respectable 1:51.2. Even with such a muddy track the starting gate, donated by Huron Motors, Zurich, and painted by Har Brintnells Body Shop, did an exceptional job of the starts. A new feature of the Club is a new judges stand donated by Conklin Lumber, Exeter. Race Results: 1st Race - 232 & 228.2 — Diammond Jean, Harry Beaver, 1,1; Dawn Mist, Gerald Millson, 2,2; Irish Rover, Gordon. Bloch, 3,3; Alibi Jimmie, Larry Baynham, 4,4. 2nd Race — 226 & 225 — Comets Little Kernel, Orville — Please turn to page 20 ASSOCIATES OFF-TRACK Pari-Mutuel Brokers EXETER OFFICE 8 ANN STREET JUST WEST OF MAIN Open 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. MONDAY to SATURDAY Phone 235-2300 FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE CHICKEN & CHIPS *** FISH & CHIPS *** SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone: 238-2025 SENIOR — hop, step, Tony lYiennen, Willie Mende's, Pete Bax; 200-dash, Pius. Dietrich, Gerard O'Rourke, Basil Glavin; 400-dash, O'Rourke, Theo Rood, Glavin; standing broad, Dietrich, John Muller, Mennen; high jump, Dietrich, Bax Glavin; running broad, Dietrich, Mennen, Muller; 100-dash, Dietrich, O'Rourke, Glavin. INTERMEDIATE — 100 dash, Randy Regier, Pat Hogan, John Mennen; running broad, Bernie Kelders, Regier, Bob Ford; high jump, Hogan, Scott Ross, He n ki e Baltessen; 220-dash, Regier, Baltessen, Hogan; 75-dash, Ford, Marty Martens, Mennen; hop, step, Matthew Muller, Baltessen, Kelders; standing broad, Muller, Ford, Hogan. JUNIOR — standing broad, Paul Bax, Larry Ryan, Peter Smeekens; high jump, Stephen Martens, Jimmy Fleming, Derek Regier; 75-dash, Mike Marriman, John Baltessen, Smeekens; running broad, Robert Regier, Larry Regier, Stephen McCann; 50-dash, Marriman, Larry Regier, Baltessen; hop, step, Larry Regier, Robert Regier, Fred Van Osch. PEE WEE — High jump, Marty Mammersteeg, Raymond. Vlemmix, Gerard Gielen; running broad, Brian Regier, William Vandenbygoart, Jimmy Fevery; 50-dash, Vandenbygaart, Regier, Wilfred De Kout; 75-dash, Regier, Francis Kelders, Mike Boyle; hop, step, Ricky Kehn, Matty Relouw, Joe Ford; standing broad, Kelders, Relouw, Boyle. GIRLS SENIOR — high jump, Susan Erickson, Patsy Regier, Sherri Trainor; 100-dash, Regier, Carole Grenier, Teresa Holubowicz; 200-dash, Grenier, Holubowicz, Mary Ella Kelders; standing broad, Regier, Holubowicz, Grenier; running broad, Regier, Holubowicz, Erickson; hop, step, Trainor, Maureen Glavin, Nelly Kelders, INTERMEDIATE — 7 5-dash, Elizabeth Dietrich, Rose Mary Kelders, Ann Mary Van Osch; running broad, Dietrich, Bernadette Rutten, Barbara Jeromkin; 200-dash, Van Osch, Allyson Robichaud, Nancy Bax; standing broad, Rutten, Robichaud, Dietrich; hop, step, Robichaud, Janet Gielen, Louise Rutten; high jump, Lia Smeekens, Van Osch, Kelders; 100-dash, Van Osch, Kelders, Smeekens. JUNIOR — running broad, Gaby Jeromkin, Donna Mennen, Pauline Gielen; standing broad, Maureen Muller, Marilyn Ford, Gielen; high jump, Jeromkin, Mary Ann Kelders, Patti McCann; 150-dash, Jeromkin, Kelders, Diana Rood; 50-dash, Helen Glavin, Carol Regier, Pauline Overholt; 75-dash, Jeromkin, Bonnie Ziler, Mennen; hop, step, Ford, Kelders, Bridget Ryan. PEE WEE — 75-dash, Carol Regier, Helen Glavin, Regina Regier; hop, step, Helen Glavin, Jackie Glavin, Carol Regier; standing broad, Helen Glavin, Debbie Morrissey, Jackie Glavin; high jump, Helen Glavin, Regina Regier, Carol Regier, running broad, Helen Muller, Jeannie Pavkeje, Carol Regier; softball throw, Regina Regier, Helen Muller, Helen Glavin, CLASS 'B' PAPERS Gary Middleton received his class B Department of Labour Refrigeration papers at Guelph University recently. He is presently employed as the assistant to arena manager and recreation director Alvin Willert. 4 • • 4 • 0