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DOUBLE CHAMPS — A team representing Fleck Manufacturing at Huron Park won the 'B'
playoffs and grand championship of the Exeter men's bowling league. Back, left, Pres Lavier,
Mike Diager and Ray Lacourse. Front, Al Lavier and Gary Lavier. Missing was Brett Lavier,
C-4TH TIGERS WIN — The C-4th Tigers won the "A" league championship in the Exeter
men's bowling league. They received trophies and prizes at Wednesday's annual banquet.
Back, left, Eric Matzold, Gary Black, Dave Corbett and Don Jackson. Front, Bill Coleman, Art
Finlayson, Rick Wood and Doug Hildebrand. T-A photo
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To Sports Editor:
The success of a hockey
season is generally related to
how many championships
trophies or awards the team
vftins. Based on this the
Exeter Kinsmen Midgets
would have to judged as
having a mildly successful
season. We won the “B”
consolation trophy at the
Wingham tournament.
However the 14 regulars,
reduced to 11 for the final
two games of that tour
nament displayed pride,
determination and discipline
to accomplish this be beating
their perennial adversaries.
St. Marys 6-3 and
Mooretown, a physically
bigger group with 13 players,
by a fl-5 score.
While we may not have
won all-Ontario honours, I
was very proud of these
young men and I know they
Player
Doug Brooks
Preston Dearing
Brian Mercer
Dave Bogart
Dave Atthill
Dave Cann
Jeff Fuller
Wayne Parsons
David L. Bell
Larry Dawson
Dan Bell
Steve Pearce
Doug Fletcher
Rick Lindenfield
David N. Bell
Totals
merits of midget team
were proud of their ac
complishment.
Over the last seven years it
has been my privilege to be
involved in a coaching
capacity with the bantams
and midgets. I can say in all
honesty I have been proud to
be associated with each and
every team, the boys, the
parents and E.M.H.A. the
various assistant coaches
and managers I have
worked with during this
time.
Few of these players will
go on to the NHL or WHA,
however this to me is not the
goal. The goal is adulthood
and being prepared for it.
Hopefully in some small way
I have contributed to this
goal.
The statistics which I
attach pre not earth shat
tering but they do mirror the
contribution each boy made
Scoring Statistics Exeter Kinsman Midgets
towards a year of 17 vic
tories, 12 losses, two ties, 128
goals for and 99 against.
I would be remiss if I did
not mention the very im
portant contribution of the
sponsor, the Exeter Kin
smen, a group of young men
doing their share in our
community. Thank you for
your support.
Whatever success I have
enjoyed I must also share
with my wife, Pat who has
managed to juggle meals,
call team members, drive to
games, listen to gripes and
all the rest of the ups and
downs coaches go through
for seven years.
Thank you to the parents
for the party in our honour
and the lovely gift.
The last seven years have
been very good, now we must
move on.
Ray Brooks
Editor’s note: Ray Brooks is
an Ontario Provincial Police
corporal and has been
transferred to Mount Forest
after seven years in Exeter.
Goaltender
Doug Hoffman
Steve Wells
Total
Plant care
Organization and careful
preparation before
transplanting seedlings can
help ensure a healthy gar
den, says T.J. Blom, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food horticulturist.
“First, remove stones and
debris from the garden.
Next, loosen the soil and
poke holes for the
transplants.”
Adding pre-wetted peat
moss to the holes before
transplanting will give
plants a good start.
Mr. Blom says it is best to
transplant seedlings at
night.
When ready to transplant,
gently tap the sides of the
pot to remove the plant.
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PETER WARNER
If You Miss TW's
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Please accept our
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Carl Vermaeten, Art Bowerman, Glenn Stire and Gary Campbell. T-A photo
"B" LEAGUE CHAMPS — The Boozers won the "B" league championship of the Exeter men's
bowling league. Back, left, Jim Foster, Larry Stire, Walter Peitsch and Bob Coleman. Front,
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EXETER TENNIS CLUB
OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, May 25, 8:00 p.m.
Exeter Public School Library
General Meeting, Tennis Instruction
Registration, Refreshments
CLUB MEMBERSHIP RATES
Family ............................................$25.00
Couple .............................................20.00
Adult .................................................12.00
Student............................................ 10.00
All members receive prime court time, lessons at
discount prices, free tournaments and compa-
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Come out May 25th for an enjoyable and infor
mative evening and help get the club off the
ground and spring into summer.
For further information please contact Mrs.
Pat Cottrell 235-0811, 235-0270; Mr. Bill
Dinney 235-0231; Mrs. Ruth Mercer 235-
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Supplied by Bob Marfin's Pro Shop, London
COMPARE & YOU'LL BUY AT IRONWOOD
This is just a partial listing of the wide selection of golf
equipment and accessories we have in our pro shop.
GOLF GLOVES - Syntan, reg. $3.95 ea. now $3.50 ea. or 2/$5.50. Leather, reg. $6.95 and
$7.95 for $6.50 or 2/$l 1.00
GOLF BALLS, wide selection including: Titelist, cutproof (slightly blemished) $.96. One
dozen Dynamax, reg. $19.75, only $15.00. One dozen Golden Rams, reg. $19.75 only
$16.00.
HEADCOVERS • as low as $4.00 for a set of four. Knitted headcovers, reg. $9.95, only $5.50.
GOLF BAGS ■ wide range from $12.00 to $44.00. Special Title golf bags, rea. $73.00 onlv $44.00 and reg. $65.50 for only $33.00. S X
GOLF CARTS ■ the best in golf carts by Bag Boy.
GOLF CLUBS- 7 piece Ladies Sets and beginners sets as low as $59.00. Excellent buys on
Powerbuilt Levelume clubs (3 woods and 8 irons) reg. $281.00 for only $219.00. Putters from
$11.00 and wedges from $9.75. WE TAKg TRADE-INS
Don't Miss It
Massey Ferguson Tournament
SATURDAY, MAY 20
(postponed from May 13)
• Roast Beef Dinner
• Garden Tractor For 1ST Hole in One
• Pre-Register At Pro Shop
• 18 Yrs. Of Age Or Over
• Men & Women Welcome
• Trophies - Prizes
Sponsored By Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd.
COST: $9.00 MEMBERS $12.00 NON-MEMBERS
SUN., JUNE 28
Parent-Child Day
Golf and corn roast at 1 pm
Open to members and their guests.
Sign up at pro shop by Wed., May 24
CLUB ACTIVITIES
EVERY WEEK
JUNIORS-Mondays-tee off 4 to 6:30 pm
MEN-Tuesdays-tee off 4 to 6:30 pm
LADIES-Wednesdays-tee off 4 to 6:30 pm
IRONWOOD GOLF
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Located a mile east of Exeter, Off Highway 83