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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-28, Page 15SHABHA awards given out CLINTON - On Saturday Decem- ber 10, the South Huron All Breed Horse Assocation (SHABHA) held their awards night at the home of Jim and Janice Bullock at Corbett. The evening started with a -potluck supper. After cleanup the awards were given out as follows: Top overall, Senior Showmanship - Lisa Storey, Clinton, Junior Show- manship - Jennifer Heckman, Lu - can, Junior B Showmanship, Chris- ty Wilson, Clinton, Walk Jog - Melissa Marshall, Crediton, Lead - line - Melissa Marshall, Crediton:. English Equitation Sr., Shirley Bosley, Ilderton, English Equitation Jr. - Jennifer Heckman, Lucan. English Pleasure Sr. - Shirley Bos- ley, Ilderton, English Pleasure Jr. - Jennifer Sadler, Parkhill. English Pleasure Open - Shirley Bosley, (1- derton. Open Hunter - Christine Pancino, Denfield, Janice Bullock Corbett, Novelty Costume, Dale Marshall, Crediton, No4elty Costume, Dale Marshall, Crediton, Billy Heckman, Lucan. Open Command - Angie Radford; Clinton, Western Equitation Sr. - Kelly Ryan, Walton, Western Equi- tation Jr. - Angie Radford, Clinton, Western Pleasure Sr. - Cam Dar- ling, Mount Carmel, Western Pleasure Jr. Angie Radford, Clin- ton, Western Pleasure Open - Cam Darling, Mount Carmel, Trail Open - Jennifer Heckman, Lucan, Lisa Storey, Clinton, Western Riding - Jim Storey, Clinton, Pole Bending Sr. - Jim Storey, Clinton, Pole Bending Jr. - Billy Heckman, Lu - can. Flag Race Sr. - Bill Storey, Clinton, Bob Smith, Dashwood. Flag Race Jr. - Jennifer Heckman, Lucan, Barrel Race Sr. - Jim Sto- rey, Clinton, Barrel Race Jr. - Jen- nifer Heckman Lucan, Fun Classes - Jennifer Sadler, Parkhill, Bayfield fair trophy winners were, (these tro- phies were donated by Bayfield Lumber) Junior - Christy Wilson, Clinton, Intermediate - Jennifer Snowmobiles gaining in popularity again TORONTO - Snowmobiling seems to gain popularity in Ontario with each passing winter. From 1984 to 1988, for example, there has been an increase of more than 100,000 Inowmobiles registered in this province alone. With more and more Ontarians involved in snowmobiling, it is important to establish safety guide- lines for the sport. The most common factor in snowmobile accidents is alcohol consumption. In 1987, of 15 acci- dents investigated by the Ontario Provincial Police, in which 20 peo- ple were killed, alcohol was a con- tributing factor in approximately half those accidents. Snowmobiling in unknown areas and inexperience in handling the machine also play a major role in accidents. It is imperative that snowmobilers research unknown ai- eas before venturing into them. ice and snow conditions may not al- ways be apparent; rocks or tree. stumps may be covered by snow. Researching areas and weather conditions ir. advance w.• su al- low the snowmobiler to avoid thin ice, another common cause of acci- dents. Speeding causes snowmobiling •accidents, tknlike a car or truck, a snowmobile offers little protection in the event of a sudden stop or col- lision, and the driver and passenger arc usually thrown from the vehi- cle. Snowmobilers should be sure to drive at a speed at which they can still maintain control of the vehi- cle, no matter what the weather conditions. Using common sense remains the best way of preventing snowmobile accidents. Letting someone know where you are going, when you will return, travelling with a buddy - these basic safety rules apply .at much to snowmobiling as they do to every other sport. - This year will probably see even more snowmobilers than ever be- fore. If snowmobilers do their part to ensure they are following the basic safety rules; the sport will be come pleasurable to everyone. Hi -Low doubles ZURICH - The Hi -Low Doubles tournament was recently bowled in Zurich with the following bowlers advancing to the Zone Finals to be held in the new year. Monday NightLadies: Jackie Ferris, Donna Webster. Tuesday Night Mcns (3 teams) First: Chuck Doxtator, Jack Fuller Second: Charlie Bright, Jack Smeekens Third: Doug Smith Jr., Gary Huston VVeincsday Night Ladies: Sheila Ticdeman, Marje Roberts Thursday Mixcd: , Brad Barnes, John Speakman This tournament, sponsored by Hiram Walker's Special Old, matches the highest average bowler with the lowest average bowler and so on. House bowl -offs are held then zone roll -offs and finally pro- vincial bowl -offs. Special thanks to Hiram Walker and luck to all in the next round. [M�iPrNi�.�Nr: PART-TIME ANDCONTINUINC EDUCATION 1 Presents: ' Courses offered in EXETER this winter 4 EFFECTIVE SUPERVISION: HUMAN RELATIONS $62 Thursday, Jan. 19, 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. BASIC CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT $26 Tuesday and Thursday, Jan. 24, 7-10 p.m. 2 wks. • SYSTEMATIC TRAINING FOR EFFECTIVE PARENTING (S.T.E.P.) $20 Thursday, Jan. 19, 7-9:30 p.m. 5 wks. SIGN LANGUAGE I PART A $38 Monday, Jan. 16 7 - 9:30 for 12 wks GOURMET COOKING $100 Thursday, Jan. 19, 6:30 - 10:30 p.m. F wks. PRACTICAL DECORATING AND DESIGN: PAINTING & PAPERING $38 Tuesday, Jan. 17,7-10 p.m. 6 wks. PHOTOVISION WORKSHOP: SEEING WITH A CAMERA $35 Tuesday, Jan. 17, 7-9 p.m. 2 wks. & 1 Saturday BOOKKEEPING FUNDAMENTALS $50 Tuesday, Jan. 17, 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING $50 Tuesday, Jan. 17, 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. TYPEWRITING _ - $50 Thursday, Jan. 19, 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. You may register at the Continuing Education Office in person or by mail. A representative from Conestoga College will be at the Exeter High School on Thursday, January 5, 1989 between 6:00 and 8:00 0.m. to accept registrations.for the Winter courses. For further information, please, contact the Clinton Continuing Education Office between 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. on Friday. CONESTOGA COLLEGE - CLINTON CAMPUS P.O. Box 160 Clinton, Ontario NOM 1LO (519) 482 -3458 - College led Arts nology We've got a lot to share. Heckman, Lucan, Senior - Dale - Marshall, Crediton. Plaques were then handed out to four of the eight finishers of the horse rally held on October 3rd. They were: Lee Hope, Crcditon, Gary Wilson, Huron Park, Lisa Storey, Clinton, Richard Currah, Scaforth.. The four who will receive theirs at a later date are: Fran McClcave, Louis Steen, Tanya Leckie, Lindsy Scott. ' - After awards were given out, elec- tion for the 1989 executive took place. They were: Kelly. Ryan, President, Janice Bullock, Vice President, Gayle Wilson, Secretary Treasurer. The directors elected were: Jennifer Heckman, Dale Mar- shall, Cam Darling ;Shirley Bos- ley. Because of all who freely gilve of their time we had a very succ ful year. Congratulations to al of the award winners. We hope to see all of the old faces and some new next year. • Mixed Shuffleboard EXETER - "The results of the Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard scores. Wednesday, December 21, 4 game w inners were: M. Marshall - 400 Wm. Bacchlcr - 370 Norm Stanlake - 365 A. Hummel - 364 3 game winners: Eldon Heywood - 287 Eva Blair - 197 * Thursday, December 22, 6 game winners were: Howard. Johns - 602 011ie Esscry - 573 Oga Davis - 496 * 5 game winners: A. Hummel - 544 Pearl McKnight - 507 Harold Davis - 502 * z- x No shuffling on Thursday, De- cember 29. Times -Advocate, December 28, 1988 Page 3A a ' Exeter vs Exeter - The Exeter Novice Bombers played the Exeter Novice Panthers -in a league game at the SHRC Centre last Wednesday. Exeter (Bombers) won the contest 3-0. Here, an unidentified Pan- ther player, (dark jersey), steals the puck from Bombers' Bob Hamilton, left, and Ryan Fulton, right, while two other Bomber players try to get in on the play. Keep car. properly tuned for winter TORONTO - Every year, the first snowfall stems to take Ontario driver by surprise. This year, how-_ ever, by preparing ahead, motorists can ensure safe driving through( the winter. • Having your car prcgerly tuned and fluid levels checked is the most important step. The gas tank level should be a least half -full in cold ' weather to avoid gas -line freezing, resulting in stalling. Snow tires should be used if the car is not equipped with all season radials to alleviate slipping on snow and ice. A kit containing ice scraper, shovel, lxx)ster cables, flares, blan- kets and a_ first-aid kit should b e -stored in the trunk. When parking, run the car back and forth to make a track that will make it easier to get out later. Al- low ample space between cars. During rough weather condi- tions, hcadlirhts should he on at all times, and windows kept clear of snow and ice. If the car should begin to skid, release the accelerator and steer in the direction of the skid. Do not brake, because this will only in- crease the skidding action. As the :ar responds, straighten out the Tont wheels. Allow more following distance to give yourself plenty of room to stop. It takes three to twelve times more distance to stop on snow and ice than on dry pavement. Finally, be sure to drive at a speed at which you are comfortable handling road conditions, even if it is half the posted speed limit. Safe driving, no matter what the road :and 'weather conditions, is every - motorist's resperosibility. i Novices play parents EXETER - In Hensall, on Satur- day, December 17, Exeter Novice Ringettc played the moms and dads. They aren't exactly sure of the final score but we think 5-4 for the kids! The kids only got one penalty, but the moms and dads kept 'their penalty box occupied most of the game. They remembered to pass over the -.,e fine, but a couple "Hockey Player Dads" kept going in our goa- lie crease. There were high sticking and roughing penalties called against the parents as well. They all enjoyed themselves. Meagan Rat., the goalie, saved a lot of goals! The team will he at a Stratford tournament on December 27 and 28. At Exeter Chrysler There will not be a better time to buy REBATES up to $150.0 Mid Size a new or used vehicle! FINANCING-- 0 - Down Payment O.A.C. - Payments till March - Interest till March TRUCKS DAKOTA 5 in stock now V6 Auto, etc. from $104500 Full Size .D-150 6 in stock from $10,900 111 in the world t Selling mini van a competition 1 best th Drive the d to beat price VANS 8 in stock now „om $16 , 9 9 5' 55 MORE CARS AND TRUCKS ALL .AT SALE PRICES Freight & PDI extra -Rebate to dealer EXETER CHRYSLER Hwy. 4 at 83 - North end of Exeter TOLL FREE 1-800-265-2935 IN TOWN 235-1525 SELECTION 1. T8928 Voyager SE, dark suede tilt, cruise, cassette 2. T8933 Voyager SE, blue, air, tilt, cruise, cassette • 3. T8909 Caravan SE, blue, air tilt, cruise, sunscreen 4. T8929 Voyager SE, white, air, tilt, cruise, cassette 5. T8926 Voyager SE, 2 torte, charcoal, air, tilt, cruise 6. T8932 Grand Voyager SE 2 tone suede, air, trailer, pkg. 7. T8923 Voyager LE, 2 tone red, air, luxury pkg. 8. T8931 Grand Voyager LE, 2 tone charcoal, air, luxury pkg. $19,900 $20,900 $21,9 00 •