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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-07-14, Page 11• Exeter second in swim meet Saturday it was the first WW1 meet et the summer. E*eter boated the meet for Kirkton, Seaforth and Goderich. Exeter swimming placed well oily 25 points behind the winning Goderich team. Seaforth placing fourth had 139h ts, Kirkton in third with Exeter with 251 and Goderich with 276. Rob Russell/ swam well placing firsn freestyle, breaststrok and butterfly: Other first place swimmers for Exeter were: Lynn Stephens, Fred Steciuk, Kim Lingard, Steve Lingard, Dave Russell and Liz Cottrell. Exeter also had a first place finish in boys 13 and 14 free relay and girls open free relay. Other swimmers that show- ed good performance were: Julia Merner, Scott Baptist, Jonathon O'Connor, and Sheila Dougall. The pool staff would like to thank Lorna Russell and Carolyn Merner for their help at the meet and for all the supporters of the team. Ironwood ladies pot luck dinner The Ironwood ladies golf club will be holding a golf outing and pot luck dinner on Wednesday, July 14 with visitors from Seaforth and the Exeter Golf and Country club. Activities will go rain or shine. • In Wednesday's regular play, Cindy Forrest, Mary Jane Taylor, Carol Taylor and Marian Ogilvie won hidden score prizes and the door prize was , won by Marian Ogilvie. t A DIVISION CHAMPS -- Sarnia players Richard Helps, Ross Atkinson and Kelly Kuindersma accept the A division championship trophy for winning the Exeter Juveniles Paul Robinson Memorial Tournament, Sunday. Presenting the award were Shari Burton, Dave Robinson and Bruce Show. Results from Hully Gully The 1S alar Gully House League , M roes mid- season championships were held Satuiday with over 50 riders 'competing in the an- nual event. Riders from across Ontario and even a special visit from a rider from Holland were on hand to put on an excellent afternoon of exciting Motocroas race action. Saturday's results are as follows: Pe Wee A: Art D Dilkes Lon- don, Joel Hetherington Lon- don, T.J. Bryk Palgrave. Pee Wee 'B: Kirk Schell London, Kevin Reeve London, Bill Rainford London. Pee Wee C: Mark=-McGlasbon Hanover, Rob 1UIyovsky Simcoe, Dean Poeclatt Walkerton. Novice A: Mark McCarthy Shelburne, Steve Chapman St. Thomas, Greg Parsons Exeter. Novice B: Brian Giles Shelburne, Brian Blackburn Exeter, Norm Williams Wat- ford. Novice C: Michel Arts WIN "B" TITLE - The Wallaceburg Kinsmen won the "B" championship of the weekend Paul Robinson Memorial juvenile baseball tournament in Exeter. Above, Bob Pollard and Tim Dickinson accept the trophy from Glenn and Ernie Robinson. Photo by Schwartzentruber Small big winner Iver Small fired a par 35 to take "A" flight low gross honours at the weekly men's . 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Junior B: Wade Litt London, Darryl Simpson Exeter, Dave McGregor Kippen. Junior C: Ron Bardoel Putnam, Jay VanTuyckom St. Thomas. Enduro A: Brian Ferris Watford, Jeff Tweedy Wyom- ing. Enduro B: Gary Lovie Exeter, Steve Ferguson Exeter. Old Timers: Herman Bar- dcel Putnam, Gord Whitely Atwood, Gary Lovie Exeter. 2nd Half Pee Wee A: Art Dilkes London, T.J. Bryk Palgrave, Joel Hetherington London. Pee Wee B: Kirk Schell London, Jim Dickins Hensall, Mike Bardawill Lon- don. Pee Wee C: Mark McBlaushan Hanover, Robert Bylyosysky Simcoe, Dean Poechman Walkerton. Enduro A: Brian Ferris Watford, Jeff Tweedy Wyom- ing. Enduro B: Gary Lovie Exeter, Steve Ferguson Exeter. Junior A: Kevin Feehan Sarnia, Nick Rasa Clinton. Junior B: Wade Litt London, Darryl Simpson Exeter, Dave McGregor Kippen. Junior C: Jay VanTuyckom St. Thomas, Ron Bardoel, Put- nam, Dave Handy Sarnia. Novice A: Greg Parsons Exeter, Robert Clazonetti Hamilton, Mark McCarthy Shelburne. Novice B: Brian Blackburn Exeter, Brian Giles Shelburne, Brian Keys Seaforth. Novice C: Michel Arts Holland, Darryl Farrish Lon- don, Mike Smith London. Old Timers: Herman . Bardoel Putnam, Gord Whitely At- wood, Gary Lovie Exeter. 1982 Mid -Season Champs Pee Wee A: Art Dilkes Lon- don, Joel Hetherington Lon- don, Tim Rayner Brantford. Pee Wee B: Kirk Schell Lon- don, Don Poechman Walker- ton, Mike Kovach London, Jim Dickins Hensall, Bill Rainford London. Pee Wee C: Rob Bulyosvke Simcoe, Dean Poechman Walkerton, Mark Exeter, Mark McCarthy Hensall breaks losing streak The Hensall Legionairres a 10 game losing streak broke in the Exeter district rec ball league this week by outlasting Winchelsea 11-10. In other Monday action, the Derby Dip Shakers trounced Usborne 15-2, MacLean's Sports down Mount Carmel 7-3, the•Chiefs shaded Pfaff Electric 11-10, Dashwood Hotel Jet Boys beat Gord's 10-6 and Exeter Fords nipped , Chiselhurst 13-12. Wednesday night, Exeter Ford Tractors registered their seventh win of the season 10-7 over MacLean's, Winchelsea bombed Mount Carmel 12-2, Chiselliurst outslugged Pfaff's 10-9, Gord's shutout Usborne Autorunds 5-0 and the Jet Boys defeated the Good Times Chiefs 6-2. McGlaushan Hanover. Novice A: Greg Parsons Times -Advocate, July 14,1982 Pogo 11 Shelburne, Steve Chapman St. Thomas. Novice B: Brian Blackburn Exeter, Brian Keys Seaforth, Brian Giles Shelburne. Novice C: Kelly Peev Sarnia, Darryl Farrish London, Mike Smith London. Junior A: Hugo Masskant Clinton, Kevin Feehan Sar- nia, Nick Rasa Clinton. Junior B: Darryl Simpson, Exeter, Scott Wilson London, Wade Litt London. . Junior C: Jay Vantuyckom St. Thomas, Oris Beaumont Chatham, Dave Handy Sar- nia. Enduro A: Brian Faris Watford, Terry Watterworth Sarnia, Jeff Tweedy Wynro- ing. Enduro B: Gary Lovie Exeter, 'Steve Ferguson Ex- eter, Kirk Schell London. En- duro C: Darryl Ferguson Un - don. 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