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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-23, Page 11PERFECT SHOT Steve Laithwaite displays the ball used in firing a hole-in-one from the fourth tee at the Ironwood golf course over the weekend. T-A photo Boogemans boys take top canoe race laurels ONTARIO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Ontario HURON INDUSTRIAL PARK RECREATION RATES 1977-78 SEASON SWIMMING POOL PUBLIC SWIMMING Children (under 16) Students (over 16) Adults Families HOURS Tuesday-Friday Saturday -Sunday DAILY FEE SEASON PASS .25 $15.00 .50 $20.00 .50 $20.00 $45.00 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. BALL FIELDS BY APPOINTMENT TENNIS BY APPOINTMENT RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION Call 228-6657 -- 228-6540 PLUS LOW WAREHOUSE PRICES ON ALL OTHER FURNITURE & APPLIANCES PULL THAT STOMACH IN — Kris Bedard cleared the bar by a hair during the Huron-Perth Separate School Zone Two track and field meet at SHDHS Thursday, Kris finished second in the senior boys high lump and was eligible to participate in the Huron-Perth regional meet June 21, T-A photo Buckeyes organized for tournament play We Have Some Ideal FARM.TRUCKS CAB & CHASSIS 1968 International Loadstar 1700 cab and chassis, 151" w.b., 57,000 miles, new brakes, clutch, etc. Before in- sepction, DFW773, $650 DUMP TRUCK 1964 Ford 700, 7 x 11 dump box, new tires, 65,000 miles, above average condition, Before inspection. 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George English was next with 269 and Ward Ellyatt third at 253. Lorna Ellyatt was tops for the ladies with a score of 279, Val Neil and Holly Elson were deadlocked for second with identical scores of 259 and Hazel Eaton followed with a 249. Winning in the couples overall division were Dennis Burt and Val Neil: Mike Wraith and Another local fastball team has been organized and will compete in tournaments throughout the summer. The team known as the Zurich Buckeyes is cOMprized of players out of the Zerich rec league. Paul Morrison and Richard Schilbe are in charge of the players, They participated in their first tournament of the year over the weekend in Dorchester and faired well, They won 1 -0 in the first game over Union Juniors on the strength of Isidore Laporte and Brian Hodgins' pitching and a suicide squeeze bunt by Pat Bedard. They came up on the short end of a 6.- 3 count to Otterville to be eliminated,To show the calibre of play by the Buckeyes the Union Royals lose to Lieury Thursday night the Exeter Royal travelled to Lieury and absorbed a 9-- 0 trouncing in Southwestern association fastball play. Lieury scored two runs in the first and second innings, three in the fourth and two in the fifth to put the game away, Newcomer Ed Brown pitched for Lieury striking out 14 batters and allowing two hits. Cliff Gingerich pitched for Exeter and did not receive much defensive help, Brian Hodgins was the only batter to get a hit off Brown as he had two singles. The Royals travel to Parkhill to play the Padres tonight while Tuesday nighttheyplay host to the Beech- wood Bombers at the Exeter Community Park, Lorna Ellyatt and Bob Smith and Betty English, Hidden score prizes were won by Edythe Watson, George English, Ginnette Gwalchmai, Terry Mawdsley, Len Maslen and Brian Noyes. 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The members of the team who are sponsered by local, businessess are Ken Clarke, Kevin McKinnon, Richard Shilbe, Pat Bedard, Richard Fisher, Wayne Clarke, Bob Farquhar, Paul Morrison, Glenn Overholt, Ron Clarke, Derek O'Brien, Kim McKinnon, Cliff Gingerich, Steve I3edour, Isidore Laporte and Brian Hodgins. Juniors play at Ironwood Kevin Gilmour fired an 82 to post the low gross score at Thursday's junior competition at Ironwood golf course. Jeff Fuller won low net at 71. The other winners were Steve Pearce and Roger Belling. In Tuesday's regular men's night action, Glenn Kadechuk was best in low gross at 74, Next in line at 76 was Dennis Smith. The low net winners were Dave Boltzmann and Barry Southcott with scores of 67 and 68, respectively, In "B" flight, Iver Small chalked up a 76 and Fred Wells scored an 80 to take low gross honours. Best in net were Ray La Couse and Rick Funston, Dennis Hockey with an 84 was the "C" flight low gross com- petitor. He was followed by Bob Forest at 92. Best in net were Dick Etherington and John Morgan. GB squirts win first one The Grand Bend squirts won their first game of the season Tuesday in the Huron minor soccer league. The Grand Bend youngsters chalked up a 2-1 victory over Clinton. Scoring in single fashion for the winners were Danny MacLean and Joe Kaak. The third annual canoe race sponsored by the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority was won by the brother com- bination of Rene and Xavier Boogemans. Rene from Hensall and Xavier of Grand Bend won the expert event and compiled the fastest time of the day in one hour and eight minutes. A Grand Bend pair Dave Desjardine and Stan Lovie won the amateur division with Stephen Guay and Tony Risler second and Warren Knight and Steve Wells finishing third. Richard Cameron and Todd Beedle won junior honours followed by Don and Ron Brint- nell and Danny Martin and Francis Archibald, The mixed class was won by Len and Brenda Pearson. Next came Doug and Sharon Crowther and Arnold Pearson and Bernice Vincent. Jerry and Murray Bremner topped the men's advanced amateur division. Placing second were Don Craig and Edward Tait while John Silvestre and Don Verhaeghe were third. The kayak winner was Gunther Kippert followed by Les Gregorasz and Heinz Becker. Dave Nelder and Joe Arnold were the winners in the VIP section followed by Eugene Creces and Martin Kelders and Garry Desjardine and Doug Jennison. Fords get 1 -0 victory The Exeter Fords minor soccer team won their fourth game of the season Saturday with a 1-0 win over Thames ford. Wayne Smith fired the game's only successful shot and Rich Helm playa an important part in the victory. He was in goal to gain the shutout and saved an op- position goal on a crucial penalty shot early in the game. Times-Asivocate, June 23, 1977 Page 11 Rsort soccer team stretches win .streck L(_ II ItYS1.1-.1t j Bodge f . 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