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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-05, Page 11BEST PEE WEES, JUNIORS — The top individual bowlers in the pee wee and junior divisions of the Exeterminor bowling league received trophies for their accomplishments. Back, left, Matthew Baker, Paula Parkinson, Judy Isaac,David Negrijn, Scott Bierling, Mike Kingmo and Ginny Cable. Front, Melanie Phillips, ,Darryl Kingma, Cheyenne Westlake, Trevor Truemner, Steve Lostell and Crystal Bierling. T -A photo Fastball season opens season d Tbs lea the night on two fronts. to e r a Southwestern Fastball The defending champion 7:30Exetep.m. atStheveway Lucanclub Assoctatlou opens Friday Lucan Astros wW play Bost diamond and Sylvan will %,I' Rec atthSIo-pitch meeting Thursday News By Lyeae Farquhar The Milverton Suns senior women's fastball team will be' in town Saturday May 15 for a softball player clinic with area minor teams. The clinic will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and registra- tion will be $3.50 per youngster. This registration fee includes a hot dog, small fries and a milk for Iunch. Juniors disappoint The Huron -Perth junior badminton championsips, Tuesday, in Wingham were a disappointing experience for the South .Huron team. For the first time, since theini- tiation of the WOSSA tour- nament over 10 years ago, t . to# TEENAGER, SENIOR WINNERS — Individual trophies were presentee to t e top senior and teenager bowlers at the recent banquet of the Exeter minor bowling league. Back, left; Cheryl Webber, Terry Meikle, Eric Coolman, Brent McDonald, Scot Russell and Diane Warwick. Front, Shelley Skinner, Denise Denomme, Sheri Varley, Jennifer Hancock and Bonnie Kooy. T -A • hoto SENIORS CHAMPS — The Hawks won the senior cham- pionship of the Exeter minor bowling league. Back, left, Mark Mothers, Ron Steeper and Debbie Taylor. Front, Patti Bierling, Bonnie Kooy and Terra Ahrens. PEE WEE CHAMPS - The Beads and the Tigers tied for the championship of the Exeter pee wee minor bowling league. The Tigers at the back are Jeffrey Latulippe, Cheyenne Westlake, Jodi Luther, Darryl Kingmci, Michelle Parkinson and Steven Lostell. Front, the Bears ore Melanie Phillips, Bradley Heron, Tammy Rohde, Crystal B erling, Trevor Truemnur, Kent Bierling and Robert Lostell, T -A photo .-J Spring at Swain's A delightful experience - 31/2 acres of greenhouses, shops and restaurant where the entire family can enjoy natures best. iy Sun., May 9th Bring Mom down to our house to choose a fresh flower arrange- ment, a beautiful dant, or a pre- sent from our wicker, kitchen, or gift shops. See us for all your Spring Garden needs Swain's .Greenhouse RR 2, West Lorne 768-1116 Corner of Hwy. 76 and No. 3 at Eagle" OPEN - Mon.-Frl. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. First ace The first hole -in -one of the 1982 golfing season at area courses was fired Sunday at the Bayview club, near St. Joseph's. Firing his first shot from the 12th tee with a three wood was Bob Oesch. His shot travelled 183 yards to the cup. WINKERS WIN — The Junior championship of the Ex- eter minor bowling league was won by the Winkers. Back, left, Jimmy Ahrens, Danny Rohde and Scott Bierl- ing. Front, Jason Luther, Melissa Van Belle and Richard Phillips. T -A photo -SUPER VALUES While Supplies Last Presodent, 225 ml. Toothpaste 3.25 Sylvannio, 40,60,100 Light Bulbs Pkg. 269t Vanguard Red Sockeye Q Salmon 6.53 oz. 1 .89 Sylvannia Reflector, 200 w Flood Light 1.49 Mellow Roast, 1 Ib. tin Coffee 2.69 Cabot Assorted Fruit Flavour Candies 8 oz.99 Expos.or Bluejays Plastic Tumblers 6-4500 m189 Faberge, Assorted Fragrance Soap & Holder 89C Sherriffs, 85 g. Ass't Fvoyr 00 Jelly Powder // Assorted lnititoled, Tea, etc., Great for Cottage Mugs eoch95C 8 gr. pack, - Add sugar Strawberry or Lemon Kool Aid each 13 C NavyPink, 3'/. oz. Samon 75C Chefmaster, Product of Aust Iia Corned Beef 12 oz. 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Kendra Arthta' and Angelina Malik, South Huron's girls' doubles entry, lost to eventual winner Seaforth in their semi-final match and then went on to place fourth. • It took Kelly Brown of Goderich three games to defeat veteran Brenda. Waldeck of South Huron in the girls' singles semi-finals. Waldeck ended up third in the draw. Steve Merrier and George Pratt were fifth in boy's doubles. Brian Blackburn had a similar placing in boy's singles. The clinic will cover out - fielding, infielding, pitching, catching, batting and base running and is geared for boys and girls softball players frompee wee age through juvenile. In case of rain, the clinic will be held on the arena floor in the Rec Centre. . Registration forms have been sent out to local minor teams and will be accepted until Tuesday May 11. If your team did not receive any forms, please call the Rec. Centre at 235-2833 and we can take registrations over the. phone. Any women interested in forming a women's slo-pitch league should attend a meeting this Thursday May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rec Cen- tre. We are hoping to round up four team this.year and all games will be played Thurs- day nights at either 7 or 9 p.m. Anyone wishing to play or enter a team, who cannot make the meeting should call the Rec Centre at 235-2833 This Saturday May 8 the South Huron Recreation Cen- tre will feature a live band at Roller Skating. "Shattered", will provide skaters with rock music from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Ad- mission for skaters and spec- tators will be $2.00. Rentals are 75t. Don't miss it! Roller skating will be cancell- ed this Wednesday due to the fashion show. EMHA Requires COACHES, MANAGERS and per- sons to assist with any team for the 1992-83 season. Position available for Novice up to \ Juvenile in both the Travel teams and Houseloague programs. For further information please contact the following persons or reply to: EMHA P.O. Box 412, Exeter, Ontario Travel Teams - Al Quinn 233-2902 Houseleague John Pym 235-0627 travel to Ilderton. • Times -Advocate, May'5, Page 11 The league again consists of 11 teams. Allsa Craig has dropped out and has been replaced by Bryanston. Monday night the Lucan Astros go to Lieury to meet the Jets and Tuesday action has Nairn at Sylvan, Exeter at West Corners, Bryanston at Poplar Hill and Lieury at the Lucan Irish. In an exhibition game Sunday, the Lucan Astros defeated the new Bryanston club 14-5. The combined pitching of Paul Wraith, Rick Freeman, Murray Glanville and Doug Latta held Bryanston to only four hits. Paul Wriath led the Astros at the plate with six runs batted In including a grand slam home run. aoweral Meeting LANA S Junior D Hawks Wed. May 19 7:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Discussion on proposed agreement for Junior D Hockey Club. 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