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Exeter'
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ung scores
Men's A B
CSI M. Benrlewies 826 3 8 TA K. Penhale 571
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RP G.Reid 625 2 7 JS M. Bridges 477 2570 NB
LE B.Reynolds 717 5 10 GT S. Kingma 681
Ei8 G.Wilson 571 0 0 WW J. Simpson2867 TS
• RO A.Flynn 7n 5 .7 AC P. Inc3082
SU G.Webb 681 5 10 Thursday Ladies 3082
C8 B.Fgrquhar754 2 4 Grasp A
PA L.Mathers 634 5 7 CE L.Webber 701
NM C.Toornstra 527 2 5 ST P. Seller 664 3264
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GG B.Heywood 629 7 11 GF J.Dougherty 628 2904
NN B.Oke 734 2 9 • TB • E. Des
OE R.VanDamme 709 4 6 on 585e 2954
Lo S. Wilson 58s 2990
Meas Wednesday AC L. Jones 647 3022
TM D Heywood 795 5 14
8th D. Harvey 680 2 7 CD
PE P.McFalls 759 7 9GH 3054
YW R.Schroeder 677 0 12 LG 3237
Tuesday Ladies WR 30
HD P.Hunter 1�war667 2984 3014
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CP• L.Pincombe 744 3264
PP P.Haugh 602 3090
WH M•Skinner 668 3101
YW 1. Browning 577 2573
DS A. MacLean 523 2933
Group B
P. Scott 556
K. Hodgines 656
G. Steeper 556
S. Zachar 559
Friday Mixed
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C. Murray ns
C. Wurm 597
R. Ferguson 668
B,
W. King 592
K. Smith 551
R. Morrison a99
Sunday Mixed A
L. Webber 674
R. Heppern 661 3064
M. McKickan 712 3312
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R. Funston 524 2804
N. Westlake 576 3050
Monday Morning Men
S. Love 351
B. Elgin 333
B. Etherington 524
T. Lamport 441
C. Down 548
T. Yellow 448
Huron Hope
J. Dekort 114
M.L. Masse 107
R. McCann 103
A. Volk 96
K. Verbeek 92
R. Tebou 85
Wednesday Morning Ladies
V. Hay 508
B. Elgie 522
A. Wilson 555
G. Beaver 447
D. Kipfer 574
E. Bowen 492
Senior Citizens
T. Walker
H. Johns
L. Stone
B. Etherington
T. Yellow
A. Toonk
310
295
262
351
290
255
Lucan bowling
Monday Ladies - Vicki -- he
Horbanuik 250-680, Helen
Rogers 287-680, May Murphy
255-661, Audrey Watt 229-653,
Luanne Herbert 248
Shirley Noyes 244-620, Kae
Haskett 208-611, Sharon
Haskett 290, Kit Hearn 264,
Kay Carter 260, Sharon
Redick 253, Marla Wilson
235, Pat McDonald 234
Tracey Cannom 231, Pam
Smith 224, Lana O'Leary 221,
Janice Burt 220.
Juniors - Sandy Hyde 207,
Rod Johnston 198, Cherie
Evans 193, Lauralee
McDonald. 188, Leanne
Sovereign 185, Terry Evans
164. Janice Atkinson 163,
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Colleen's - Nancy Den-
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Agnes O'Sullivan 261, Mary
Van Geel 223, Janice
Dauncey 214, .Pat Bloxam
212, Anne Craig 211, Brenda
Hickson 208, Gayle Riley 206.
Medway League George
Sorenson 222, Ken Weir 221,
Carol. Kish, Al Kish' 216,
Daisy Hilts 251, Ilene Moir
203, Doug Hills 212.
Wednesday Bantams -.
Angela Perry 196, Wendy
Gwalchmai 150; Michelle
Cannon 147, Tim Miller 142,
Shelly DeCaluwe 136, Jason
Miller 132, Robert Damen
123, Paul Acres 124, Chris»
Sleaford 108, Marcia Heck-
man 108.
Senior Citizens - Alf Riley
204, Frank DeBloc 181, Gord
iggs 181, Wilhelmina
Denotter 166, Harry Hardy
65, Milton Hodgins 165,
arlie Grieves 159, Henry
notter 154.
Wednesday Mixed - Bob
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9-633, Donna Evan 250-
29, Russ Smith 223-618,
ve Wickens 248, Rose
xwell 231, Geo. Wickens
Eve Smith 221, Kathy
th 213, June Wickens 207.
Thursday Men - Larry
Caluwe 285-761, Fred
wdrey 290-762, Bob Smith
-725, Howard McDonald
r4-713, Alan Lewis 249-704,
Park 251-700, Len Smith
266675, Lyle Beatson 248.675,
n Roon llings72, 2$9674Do, Keith
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-656, Ed Groenewegen
riday Mixed - Davewdsley 247-701, Wayneth 284-'738, Audrey Wattti Carter 247-624, Brendath 261, Morley ThompsonPat Holland 228, Ritaand 221, Eugene GlavinHeather Smith 206.
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To try out roller skating wheels tone
By Lynne
Area roller skating en-
thusiasts will get their first
chance to try out the wheels
tonight, Wednesday, at 7 p.m.
at the South Huron Rec. Cen-
tre. Skating will also run this
week Friday night from 7:30
to 10 p.m., Saturday 2 - 4 and
7:30 - 10 and Sunday night
7:30-10. Admission for roller
skatir.g will be Si. and rentals
are 751
Rec Centre staff are looking
for any youth interested in
playing minor ball hockey or
minor lacrosse this summer.
Ball hockey is played on the
arena floor and is quite
similar to street hockey. The
only equipment needs are
running shoes and a regular
hockey stick. Lacrosse is also
played on the floor surface
and hockey equipment can be
used.
If interested in playing ball
hockey or lacrosse, you can
register Saturday April 10
from 9a.m.-12 or call the Rec
Centre at 235-2833 and let us
know. Registration for each
sport will be $12 per person.
I would like to thank all the
volunteers who gave us a
hand -with our March Break
Holiday Happening program.
Around 150 youngsters par-
ticipated in the program and
we really ,a,�,,.�.�a .��
we really appreciated and
needed the Astra help. Thanks
also to Exeter Public School
for the loan of the screen and
projector.
Just a reminder of the foll-
owing dates for registrations
at the South Huron Rec.
Centre:
Minor Softball Thursday,
April 8 - 7-9 p.m.
Minor Hardball - Thursday,
April 8 - 7-9 p.m., Saturday,
April 10 - 7-9 p.m.
Minor Soccer- Saturday,
April 17 and 24 - 10 a.m.-1
p.m.
Minor Lacrosse and Bali
Hockey - Saturday, April 10
- 9-12 a.m.
Rec Centre staff are also
CHALLENGE CHAMPS A rink skipped by Roger
Dougall won the Challenge Cup championship of the
Exeter men's curling club, Thursday night. Back, left,
John Coleman and Brett Lavier. Front, Roger Dougall
and Les Coleman. T -A photo.
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hoping to organize a Men's
recreational ball hockey
league and ladies recrea-
Test
tlonal slow pitch.. Meeting
dates have been set for April
21 at 8 p.m. for men's ball
day for
Jun or Bronze Dance -
Fiesta - Kelly Hern, Kim
Murray, Janet Mitts,
Michelle Birmingham,
. Kellie Whiteford, Lisa
Ellerington, Willow - .Cheri
Wedlake,' . Mary Bir-
mingham, Patty O'Toole.
Senior Bron* Dances -
European - Laurie Gunness,
Barb Lawson. 14 -step -
Laurie Gunness, Kim Book
The Exeter g�
Club finished off the
with a very suc4s� test
dayMarch
Cbntre with 81 ' Rec
CFSA testa passed,
at of the
higher than �thee , natio is
average. national
Judges were:Mary -
Dalgleish, London; Pegay
Teicirenka, London; Sandra
McCann, Stratford; Pam
MacGregor, Pa
Mae Grose, Strathill; Anford;) Ruby
McEwen, St. Marys; April
Moore, Wingham; Victoria
Wild, Wingham; ,Luella
Kerr, Wingham,
The following Exeter area
skaters passed tests. ,
Preliminary Freeejate -
the
odi Cha yj' Patty O'Toole,
Davison.
ry
Preliminary -
Dutch• Waltt - Sheila
Dougall. Canasta -Mary
DeKoker, Mlllle
McDonald, Michael Rankin,
Chris Gould, Donald
Broadfoot, Karen Wells,
Michelle Moore. Swing - Tin
Taylor, Christy Brintnell,
Sheryl Oke.
hockey and Thursday April 22
at 7:30 for ladies'alowpitch.
Please attend if interested.
skaters
Figures - Preliminary
Janet Kints, Mary Bir -
m ngl>4mt Wendy Ballan-
tyne, Michelle Birmingham,
'lobi Taylor. let - Nancy'
Woodard, Patti Blerling,
Jodi Chanyi, Laurie Gun-
ness, Cindy Cook.
2nd figure - Kim Cook.
3rd figure - Debbie Horton,
Lisa Fisher, Leanne
McLaughlin.
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