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Stephen playground kids
Off to visit Wonderland
,By LYNNE FARQUHAR
S.P.AJt.K. from Crediton
Weather slows
lawn bowlers
Ac)ton was keen at the Ex-
eter lawn bowling club
jitn , Thursday, while in-
cle ent weather kept the
Sat rday night crowd below
no al.
larence Down copped the
T rsday action with two
ns and an aggregate of 26.
Finishing in a tie for second
with two wins and an
aggregate of 24 were Ruth
Skinner, Liz Lamport and
Bill Lamport.
Completing the top entries
with two wins were Dean
Frayne, Gertrude Hamilton,
Bill Rogerson, Wilf Shapton,
Ted Lamport and Olive
Hicks.
Evelyn Scott topped the
Saturday play with an
aggregate of 28. Following
behind her were Mildred
Pearsall and Garnet Hicks.
AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR fl
and Huron Park and Dash-
wood Playground youngsters
are off to Canada's Won-
derland today, Wednesday,
to wrap-up their programs
for this summer.
The playgrounds were off
to Zurich on Monday for a Don't forget you canbook a
field day and the S.P.A.R.K. private rental at Stephen
crew will be heading to Township swimming pool for
Brand's farm to finish off $30.00 per hour. Call 228-6331.
their program with a hay
ride on Friday.
Tuesday night and if theywin
there they'll capture the
championshio.
The pee wee boys teams
will take part in their play off
tourney this weekend. Good
luck to all teams andcoaches!
Stephen Township
'swimming pool started into
session number 3 of lessons
this week and we were very
pleased with the turn out for
all three sessions this year.
We have put 150 youngsters
through in session number 1
and 2 and have 50 signed up
for our third session.
Huron Park minor ball
teams are finishing up their
schedules this week and are
into their play off tour-
naments. The pee wee girls
won the first game of their
playoffs on the weekend but
were then rained out. The
girls play in Thames Road on
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Juvs lose
two tests
Walkerton seniors scored
two wins over the Exeter
juveniles this week, posting
a 4-0 win on their home field,
Saturday, and coming back
with a 6-3 win in Dashwood.
4 In the first game, Exeter
managed only one hit, a
double by Joe Beckerin the
first inning.
Walkerton scored all four
of their tallies in the second
when they jumped on Jeff
Fuller for four hits.
Flachs, who recorded the
win, struck out 10 Exeter
batters.
In the second game,
(Walkerton led 5-0 before
Exeter got back in the game,
but they couldn't sustain the
rally.
Horner took the loss and
;allowed 10 hits, while his
(mates picked up eight.
Greg Prout and Pete
'Tuckey paced the attack
with two hits each, while
,adding singles were Becker,
Fuller , Easterbrook and
Hoffman.
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Area horse
top winner
Statistics released
recently show that five area
horses are among the
leaders in four of the Ontario
Sires Stakes categories.
Ideal Wilco, owned by
Doug Courtney's Wheeling
By Stables of Grand Bend,
leads .Il competitors in
earnings as of the end of July
with a bankroll of $48,717 in
the division for two-year-old
pacing colts and geldings.
In the three-year-old colt
pacers. Open Road, owned
by Wheeling By and Ray
Webb stands fourth with
winnings of $20.329.
Two area pacers are in the
top five in the two-year-old
filly pacers. Princess
Killeen. owned by Greg
Wright and Bill Ellerington
of Exeter is fourth with
$20.283 and the fifth place
holder is Fireside Flight
owned by Leroy Revington
of Lucan with earnings of
$18.058.
The third place horse in
the three-year-old colt
trotters is Buckstove, owned
by Lorne and Jean Keller of
Exeter with $17,512.
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KIDS COMPETE - - Trevor Edwards, centre, catches for the Expos during the Kirkton-Woodhr,m Optimist ball tournament
held Sunday in Kirkton. At left is umpire Charlie Batten. Swinging the bat is Gerry Edwards who pinus for the Reds. Expos
won the tournament with Blue Jays finishing up second. Contributed photo
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Three are perfect
Three shooters hit for a
perfect 25 in the Tuesday
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.Jim Butcher and Bill
Cochrane.
Jack Mills. Glen Mogk.
Harrison Schock, Lloyd
Venner and Al Kyle all
posted scores of 23 while
Wayne McBride, Grant
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