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A RODEO WINNER — The winner of Saturday's ladies
barrel race at the Stephen Optimist -rodeo was Wendy Vegh.
Above, Wendy watches some of the other contestants in
action. ,
The Exeter and area
men's rec fastball league
have announced plans for a
12 team fastball tournament
which will take place in mid-
August.
Tournament organizer
Larry Beuerman said the top
six teams in the local rec
loop in addition to teams
from Zurich, Seaforth and
Clinton will be taking part in-
the tournament which will be
held August 16 and 17,
Teams will be vying for a
total Of $400 in cash prizes
including $200 for the winner
of the A division, Supplying
the winners of both the A and
B divisions with trophies will
be Molson's Breweries and
RDS Sportsden.
Pair of victories
for Crediton girls
The Crediton Cowgirls
scored victories in their
two area ladies fastball
games played this week.
Thursday, the Crediton
girls defeated Biddulph 13-10
and Monday night scored
a single run in the bottom of
.the seventh inning to edge
Ailsa Craig 10-9 .
Tomorrow night. Thurs-
day the Cowgirls will be in
Lucan and Monday night
they will be at home to
Parkhill.
Deb Lord's single with the
bases loaded and one out
scored the winning run in the
final inning. Monday night.
Merna Scott who was the
winning pitcher for the
Cowgirls aided her cause ,
with a home run and a
Rec tournament
set for August
single.'
Deb Lord had four singles
in five trips to the plate, San- -
dy O'Neill contributed three
singles, Carol Stuart and
• Kate Stilson added a pair of
hits each.
A nine run outburst in the
sixth inning powered the
Cowgirls to Thursday's 13-10
win over Biddulph.
Sherry Pfaff homered and
banged out a triple in the big
inning while Sandy O'Neill
had two singles.. Getting one
a hit apiece were Deb Lord,
Carol Stuart, Shelley Weber
and Fay Hayter.
Merna Scott was the win-
ning pitcher.
The Cowgirls are spon-
soring a fund raising dance
Friday night.
Pork war- lin pool opens
.Huron Park Wading Pool youngsters at the end of the
is opening this week for area summer,
toddlers who would like to Dashwood playground.
beat the heat. The wading youngsters will be off in the
pool will be open weekdays woods for an overnight camp
from. 1:30: 3:00. p.m, out coming up at the end of
Sessionii 2 of swim lessons July. The group is also busY
at the big pool started this coming .up with ideas for a
week. We ask that anyone float for the Friedsburg
wishing to enter their celebration coming up in
youngsters in session # 3, try Dashweed' in a couple- of
to. do so prior to the start of weeks.
the session so we may get This year a new project is
our schedule prepared. also being tried in
Any groups wishing to Dash wood's summer
book the pool for a private program.Under an Ex-
rental can do so by calling perie"nce '80 grant and
228-6351. Poet rentals are $30 through the Hoard of Educe-
per hour. tion, six trainable mentally
S P.4 .ft .1c, playground handicapped youngsters are
members in Huron Park are involved in our program,
off to the movies ..this week, The project has been very
They'll be joining the Exeter - successful and we would like
group to see the Jungle to thank the Hoard. of Educa- Book,
a Sb'aPk e sole this Saturday', allowing us to be involved
lion and the Ministry of
.A.R.K, will be holding Culture and Recreation for
July 26th at the Stephen with the program,
Resource Centre from 10 Construction work con-
a.m. -2 p.m. Proceeds from tinues in Crediton of ,a
the sale will go toward a creative play area at the
special trip for tha Crediton baseball park, We
ask that area youngsters
please stay off the equip-
ment until the piece of ap-
Grand Bend Colonials
draped a 5-0 defeat over Ex-
eter Centennials in Ausable
soccer at Canner's field Sun-
day.
Goalkeeper Luke
iViorninersteeg 'had the
visitor's shutout, with sup-
port from a perfect hat-trick
by Dave Nolan. and single
scores by John and Tony
Mennen.
It was 3-4 at the half-time
interval,
John Mennen opened the
gate for the Colonials' win
by scoring at eight minutes,
Then, at 30 minutes Tony
Mennen pushed it up to 2-0,
and at 40 minutes Dave
Nolan got the first of his
three.
In the second half:Nolan
finished his hat-trick with
two goals off' corner-kicks;
the first at 60 minutes, and
the last at 70.
The Centennials play away
against Huron Park Rangers
next Sunday, July 27. Game"
time at the Park is 2 p.m.
BEND WINS
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Both :spectators and
players alike will be able to
relax in the South Huron Rec
Centre with the local
sororities supplying the food.
AlSo available in the rec
centre will be tickets for the
rec league's "Have a Ball in,
Florida" contest which for $5
could get you a/ trip valued
up to $4,000. /
Proceeds from both the
tournament and the draw
tickets will go towards the
revamping of the Exeter
community park recreation
facilities.
Fans are encouraged to
come and watch some fine
fastball action as there is no
admission charge.
Three tie
.at .Kippen
Paul Ritchie, John Mills
and Bob Ironside each
recorded scores of 25 to lead
the .26 competitors at
Tuesday's weekly shoot at
the Kippen gun club,
Next with 24 hits apiece
were Bert Mahaffey, Ed
Miller, Al Kyle, Ray Geddes
and Paul Middleton while
John Griedanus, Glen Mogk,
Tom Allen and Roy Lamport
each scored 23,
In with scores of 22 were
Chris ,Middleton, Dave
Lovell, Mery Batkin and Jim
Witcher, Jack Bell and Neil
Colquhoun scored 21 and AI
Bell hit 20.
Next were John Elliott 19,
Rick Welsh 18, Ray Cote 16
and John Van Loon 15.
Completing the scorers were
Dave Cooper, Paul Priestap
and Pat Kyle.
ParatUs is complete so we
can avoid any damage to the
equipment before it's finish-
ed.
On these hot days it's hard
to think about winter sports,
but Huron Park has its an-
nual flock of hockey players
participating in Huron
Hockey School again this
summer. Any groups in-,
terested in booking the ice
should contact Frank
Funston at the Stephen
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