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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-27, Page 15Swat wins dart title The Swat team scored five points Friday night to win the league championship of the Exeter mixed dart league with a total of 101 points. Finishing in second place were the Wubbu with 96 points followed by MI in the Family at 83 points and the Scotties with 82 points. The playoffs get underway Friday night with the first and second place teams meeting while the third meets the fourth. Wayne Parkinson won 47 games for the men and Betty ti Bowerman led the ladies with 28. In high scores the winners were Terry Heywood at 171. and Garry Campbell ;with a 156. In takeouts, Gerry Lawson was the best for the men with 114 and Irene Jackson topped the ladies with 94. For spare darters, Duff Hothbauer won 29 games and Elsie McDonald took 10. For high scores Jean Simpson chalked up 126 and Harvey Hillman hit 160. Bob Hedley with 71 and Dorothy Reynolds with 41 were tops intake -outs. Friday's playoff schedule is as follows: 8p.m. All in the Family vs Scotties CB'ers vs Rowdy Ones 4W's vs Winkers Shiphunters vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. , Swat vs Wubbu Crusaders vs Evil Eyes •Canscotts vs Itchy Niters • Jaams vs Out of Space Motocross at Hully Gully Hully{:ully's C.M.A. Sanc tioned Motocross season opener will be held Sunday May "1. The days events will feature all classes from School Boys right through to the mighty Experts. Riders from across South Western Ontario will be on hand coriipeting for regular trophies and cash prizes of up to $2,000.00. Race attion starts at 10:00 and finals begin at 3:00. GOOD TIME GIRLS WIN - The Good Time Girls won the playoff championship ,of the Huron Park ladies bowling league. Back, left, Pot Hartford, Diane Revington and Marj Green. Front, Marie Greenwood, Joanne Hod • e and Kim Kenned "A" HURON PARK CHAMPS -- The -Alley Cats won the "A" championship of the Huron Park ladies bowling league. Back, left, Fran Lachance, Betty Johnston and Theresa Stewardson. Front, Marg Foster, Betty Bowerman and Sheila Smith. T -A Photo Exeter Junior D Hawks Banquet and Dance Sat. April 30 South Huron Recreation Centre BANQUET 6:30 p.m. Banquet tickets $6.50 each Advance Only No banquet tickets sold after Thursday DANCE 9:00 p.m. Tickets $5.00 advance $6.00 at the door For more information 235-0130 Times -Advocate, April 27, 1983 Pagq 3A PD,.special attCentreFridae By Lynne Farquhar We have another "PD Day Special" coming up this Fri- day April 29 for area youngsters. There will be roller skating at the Hee Cen- tre Friday morning from 10-11:30 a.m. Admission is 25 cents and rentals are 25 cents. Our afternoon movie May 19, 6:30-10:30 p.m. Cost advance ticket you are help feature is "Annie". The is $25/person. Ing to support recreation in movies .runs from 2:00-4:00 CPR Recertification is your community. Two shows p.m. and costs $1.50.. Thursday May 12, 6:30.10:30 will be helj under the I3ig Top We are offering CPR p.m. Cost S16/person. In- 1 at 6:00 and 8:15 p.rn. courses al the high school in terested persons should July With another spurt of nice Room 111 on the following register at the Rec Centre by' her, thoug dates - Basic CPR - Wednes- Monday May 9. nisweatonce again. hts Netsturn shouldtolen be day May 18 and Thursday Anyone 14 years of age and put on as soon as weather under interested in golf- permits. lessons should sign up at the Weareplanningon offering Hee Centre by Friday May daytime and evening lessons 27th. Lessons will be held at in May and June this year. Ironwood Golf Course on Watch -for more info on Monday evenings at 6 p.m. lessons as soon as plans are starting on Monday May 30th. finalized. Five lessons will be offered by Courts will be locked this the Ironwood Men's Golf season with keys issued to Members with nine holes of golf for all participants on the sixth evening. Fee is $2.50 per person. Pits is champ Catherine Pattersonattain- mates) next year." ed the highest hOnour for an Catherine will be featured Ontario gymnast. 'Pits' won in the Ontario Gymnast the OFSSA Elite Beam chain- magazine next month. The ar- pionship on the weekend at . title will ironically play on the the Etobicokc Olympium. fact that she attained stardom Catherine proves that hard- even though she does not work, determination and guts belong to a club. ' pay off. She has practiced Teammate Starr Jesney steadily since her successful earned 8.25 on the elite floor. cross' country and.field Starr was suffering from a hockey seasons wercom- cold and found it hard to get pleted. She has built up her motivated as she was the se - strength and flexibility all 'cond last competitor of the' year. however the petite gymnast never loses her modesty and is always ready to help her teammates with suggestions. The ever active athlete has already started training for track. Catherine Patterson is a shining exam- ple of a dedicated athlete. Pits, who is the daughter of Hugh and Pat Patterson. Ex- eter, competed on the bars as well as the balance beam at OFSSA. Her mark of 8.55 on the bars earned her seventh in the very tough and. pressured competition at OFSSA. • As first competitor on the beam Catherine had to 'sit' through all the other gym- nasts' routines before being assured of her win. She had a mark .of 8.75. not falling off. with a minimum of wobbles. This is Patterson's second win on the beam. In 1980 she was the intethmediate OFSSA champion. Because of her high placing she must com- pete Senior A next year. Her parents will sign her in- to a club, perhaps Gymkips of London, so that she can have the equipment benefit that her fellow coinpetitors enjoy. Pits comments. "Cm glad .I don't have to compete against the girls (her fellow team-' WIN INDIVIDUAL TROPHIES -- Trophies were presented to the top individuol bowlers in Huron Park ladies bowling league -From the left alre Evelyn Smith high Mari Green high single 298 and Betty Bowerman high average 198. triple 668, NO -COST PROTECTION 5 YEARS OR 80,000 km Engine and Powertrain With current industry repair costs running at S600 for a rebuilt transmission. $1,000 for a major engine repair, Chrysler's Protection Plan provides vitally important coverage. The engine block, transmission case, drive axle and every part inside them is covered for 5 years or 80,000 km . Whichever comes first. Subject to a S75 deductible fee for each repair after 1 year or 10.000 km Outer Panel Anti - Corrosion Chrysler helps keep your car looking the way you want it to . look. If the outer body shell of your car develops rust perforation In 5 years . or 80,000 km of normal use, d will be repaired Or replaced at no cost 1583 affneresarcat QUAll1YEACIIINOWEREN67: 2frOagologfolatiOdh, MATHERS MOTORS 136 MAIN ST. N., EXETER 235-1525 ..r ' f 1IRYSLF.R We've got Chrysler laasesiM Bowling scores \I..1 I.1 ' Murraeny- 727 :1 • 19 SI' It Smith 7 7113 2 i,l': It Wood 006 (4 . 11 IIS .1. Solidi 71811 5 ' 1 f 101 It. Heywood Kd 7.25 4 22 Sl' (1. Webb 624 7 19 Illi 1).Heywood 923 7 -21 VA It. McDonald 705 5 . 19 GG K. Varier 381 2' 18 TM K. Dohner 733 5 13 OK B. V'I)atnlne (146 2 1'1 Tuesday Ladies 111) It (learn 76.16079 G. Farquhar 637 I'I' 1'. (laugh 6:14; ' (i3. O. Mathers 698 .M' .1. Steele .3 11'11 .1. Nraync 379 ITA t,. McFall! 472 .S1' L. Burden 568 1'00 AI. Losse 362 1113 E. Ittong 1157 Itt' I); F'aulxII451 .• Thursday Ladies Group .l (:(1 L. !Webber 761 (11114 (W 5 lcright 586 81111 Til It. \egrijn 589 6341 (ill .1 Scott 672 6059 CI) J. Meriain 576 39:355 LO N. McKenzie 632 5872 - ST L. Smith 61413 1313 It: Bierling 624 52118 6115 5697 611111 3731 1114:1i 3!.15 3812 :,717 :!5118 • 5350 t -('11 1.1) 1313 SC AN sc• 1111 OC NB MT PT TS NO C8 13R ilised League G. Ldtulippe 839 Smith 669 1. Webber 723 ,1 (1 Wilson 6631 13 3h'Kichaii 8779) IL Faber 709 . 1.. Smith 143 e. Warm 741 0. Brinlnell 789 - 13. Lavier 6155 A. Kooey 651 S. Mair 3:17 1t. Lawrence 393 F'. Ilrudka 3111 11. Fick 11117 • 9813 9782 94(36! 9:323 9197 8944 88141 8776 92291 9121; 8891; 8788 86.37 8621 8:111 Wednesday -.Morning Ladies I, Siegner 421 1). Kipfer 510 E. Bowen 471 It.I3erends :1113 .1. Munn 313 Iluron Ihlpe 1t. Mc('ann 141 F: 1)ekort 1:31 ML Masse 124 .1. Dekorl 1:12 It. TelKlw' . 96.1 • Senior ('INrens 11. Wells :l07 C. Down 288 J. Meflougat 269 M. Dearing :141:4 C. Bendy 39:3 T. Walker :148 Senior Baseball (hardball) Try Outs May 1st May 3rd May Sth 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Exeter Hardball diamond In case of rain on the 1st and Sth in the arena. No meeting on the 3rd if rain. For further information Phone 235-1905 or 237-3775 Catherine Patterson day. Her routine lacked the extra sparkle that jazzed up her Huron -Perth and WOSSA wins. ' Catherine Patterson, who was competing in her fourth all -Ontario, championship. could feel for, little Lee O'Rourke who - was a substitute for the junior beam. Late the night before the competition it was 'discovered that Lee could compete. Lee overcame the pressure of last minute preparation, a first OFSSA appearance and exuberant parents to. execute a solid beam routine. Her mark of 7.65 placed her .fifteenth of :32 competitors. For having little chance to practise her routine she land- ed almostall of her difficulty with skill. This exposure is good experience for Lee who will be ready to-shkle' next Season. Any men interested in pl, g- ing slo-pitch or entering a team should contact the Rec Centre. We are looking at the possibility of setting up -a league Sunday afternoons or evenings. • Don't forget about our Mar- tins and Downs Circus com- ing up on Friday July 1. Ad- , vance tickets are on sale now at the Rec Centre for $3. Box office prices are $3.50 for children and $4.00 for adults. Remember. by buying an those taking out member- ships. All others wishing to play can obtain the key from the Rec Centre office in the daytime or at the concession booth in the evening. Fees this year will be $20 per single and $25 per family memberships. I a $5.00 key deposit 18 includ- ed in this fee and will, be reim- bursed on return of thekey). Non-members will be charg- ed $2.00 per person Per hour tomaximum of $4.00 a court. Keep watching the paper for an update on tennis and, news on up -coming summer programs. 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