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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-03, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, June 3, 1981 A PEPSIS ARE 'B' CHAMPS — The Pepsis won the Exeter men's bowling 'B' league cham- pionship. Back, left, Harold Chappell, Brian Sanders and Jim Barnettson. Front, Ben Fisher, Doug Heywood and Jack Stewart. TOP INDIVIDUAL BOWLERS — Receiving awards for top individual efforts in the Exeter men's bowling league were Brian Hoggarth, Scott Burton, Eric Matzold arid BiII Farquhar. Missing were Pete McFalls and Rick Schroeder. T -A photo 'B' LEAGUE WINNERS — The Eighth Wonders took the 'B' league title of the Exeter men's bowling league. Back, left, Harry Maas, Brian Jones and Don Harvey. Front, Bill Jones, Terry Young and Ron Dickey. Missing was Rudy Backler. T -A photo 'C' CHAMPS AND GRAND RUNNERSUP — The Odds and Ends won the Exeter men's bowling league 'C' championship and were grand championship runnersup. Back, left, Paul Hockey, Ron Van Demme, Harry Kingma and Bev Keller. Front, Bill Van Damme, Tom Murch Ron Dawe. T -A photo and TOWNSHIP HIBBERT ATTENTION FARMERS WEED CONTROL AND FIELD CROPS MEETINGS The Councils of the Township of Fullarton, Hibbert and Logan are sponsoring meetings on weed control and crop production. The County Weed Inspector, Cyril Brown will show slides of new weeds that are becoming a problem in this area and methods of control. Art Lawson or Pat Lynch, Crop Specialists with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will answer questions per- taining to crop production problems. Logan Township Council will host a meeting in Logan Township Hall on Wednesday, June 10 at 8:30 p.m. Fullarton and Hibbert Councils will host a meeting in Fullarton Township Hall on Wednesday, June 17 at 8:30 p.m. All farmers municipality. are welcome from any Reeve Oliver McIntosh Reeve Carl Vock Reeve Roy Swart Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS R.R.3, Lucan R.R.2, Stoffa R.R.1, St. Marys R.R.2, Dublin R.R.1, Kirkton R . # 5, Mitchell Jack Harrigan Robert Gardinz Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Robert Choffe, AGENTS Ross Hodgert John Moore Joseph Uniac Mrs. Elaine Skinner Wally Burton Woodham Dublin Mitchell Exeter 229-6643 345-2512 348-9012 235-1553 235-0350 Exeter Public Cemetery Resident Non -Resident Lots for Sale 1 -Grave 2 -Orae 3 -Grave (3rd Circle) 3 -Grave (Div.8) 4 -Grave Cremation ANNUAL $30.00 per annum 130.00 250.00 410.00 380.00 485.00 70.00 155.00 300.00 485.00 430.00 550.00 70.00 FLOWER BEDS PERPETUAL $300.00 Lots or Flower Beds may be purchased through the Municipal Office or Cemetery Office, Lake Road West, or mail to Elizabeth Bell, Secretary -Treasurer, Exeter Cemetery Board, Box 759, Exeter, Ontario. Cowgirls win three The Crediton Cowgirls scored three consecutive victories this week in dis- trict ladies fastball play. The Crediton club edged Denfield 9-8 and Lucan 7-6 and trounced Lobo 26-3. The Cowgirls will be in ac- tion three times this coming week. Thursday night they travel to Poplar Hill, Sunday they are at the same park to meet Lobo and Monday night they are at home in Crediton. Singles by Kate Steeper and Sandy O'Neill and a home run from the bat of Brenda Wilds sent five Crediton runs home in the second inning of the win over Denfield. Merna Scott and Tammy Regier scored in the third frame without the aid of a hit and a single was added by Deb Lord. The winning runs were produced in the ninth inning when Carol Stuart singled and Merna Scott tripled. Merna Scott was the win- ning pitcher. A single by Deb Lord sent Sandy O'Neill and Tammy Regier around with the win- ning runs in the seventh as the Cowgirls edged Lucan 7- 6. Brenda Wilds and Deb Lord shared pitching duties for the Cowgirls. A 10 run outburst in the third inning was enough to power the Cowgirls to Mon- day's win over Lobo by 26-3. Michelle Vandergunst, Wilma Lagerwerf, Sandy O'Neill and Deb Lord provid- ed big hits for the early game uprising Brenda Wilds started the game off by a single and Deb Lord provided a point by hitting a home run. In the fourth and fifth fin- ings, a total of 15 runs cross- ed the plate. Kate Steeper slashed a home run and other hits were contributed by Deb Lord, Merna Scott, Sandy O'Neill, Shelley Weber, Tammy Regier and Michelle Vandergunst. CONKLIN HOME CENTRE CORRECTION In our advertisement of May 27 the 8' x 8' little red barn storage shed should have been pric- ed at $199. instead of $119.39 as shown. We regret any in- convenience this may have caused our customers. TOP INDIVIDUAL DARTERS — Trophies were presented to the most games won and high scores in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. From the left are Barb Hearn, Marg Wragg, Ray Snell, Eric Heywood, Walter Romaniuk and Keith Brittain.T-A photo Centennials lose to Taxandria A good game of soccer was played last Sunday afternoon at Arkona, but the Exeter Centennial soccer team was . on the short end of a 4-1 score against the Taxandria Falcons. The first half saw some good defensive work with both teams only getting long shots on the opposing goal. Centennial players John Rasenberg, Bill White and Joe Laurie played well in their fullback positions with centre half Alfons Weersink doing a spectacular job HOME CENTRES 1 shadowing Taxandria's most dangerous player Mike Kline. Gerald Weersink and Brad Clausius also turned in some good defensive and offensive efforts respective- ly. Both first and second str- ing goalies for Exeter couldn't be at the game so Dave Holmes who normally plays fullback played goal and played it well. Maybe it was his experience of play- ing goal for the Mitchell Hawks hockey team. With the score 0-0 at the start of the second half Tax- andria went right to the at- tack scoring two quick goals. Shortly after Taxandria's second goal Paul Vandewal was tripped up in Taxan- dria's penalty area. As a result Exeter was awarded a penalty shot. John Rasenberg was selected to take the shot and made good on it by putting it in the bottom left hand cor- ner. The rest of the game was fairly even but Taxan- dria had the better shooters and scored two more goals to make the final score 4-1 in favour of Taxandria. With four games played already this year, Exeter has only managed one point, a tie with Lucan. Hopefully things will turn around and Exeter will start winning. Exeter has good personnel but can't totally put it. together at game time. Next game is at home at the Canner's field Sunday afternoon at 4:00 against West Williams. Come out and support the Exeter Centennials. 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