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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-08-05, Page 7FRIEDSBURG DAYS STRONG MEN — The annual tug-of-war championship at Friedsburg Days in Dashwood was won by the Concession 14 team. From the left are Eric Frieter Jr., Allan Hendrick, anchor mon Doug Weigand, Delmar Miller, Ed Greb,. Bill Hoffman, Glenn Restemoyer, Harold Hendrick, Reiny Freiter, Willis' Wolper, coach Don Weigand and honorary coach Eric Frieter Sr. T.A photo Huron is Zone 85 Few changes for small game By Bill McNutt Ontario's small game and bird hunters will find little change in seasons or regula- tions this fall. The same Wildlife Manage- ment Units as the big game areas are again being used which helps standardize things. Our readers will find themselves in one of the following zones 85 Huron County, 86 Perth, 93 Lambton, 9'2 Western Middlesex or 91 Eastern Middlesex. September 25 these areas except 93, will be open for squirrels until closing December 15. Grey, black and fox squirrels only. Area 93 opens October 27. to November 7. This daily limit its set at five combined. Rabbits in 85 and 86 run. from September 25 to Ladies win two jitneys The ladies were back to win two of the three jitneys held this week at the Exeter lawn • bowling club. Evelyn Scott was the win- ner Saturday night and Olive Hicks proved to be best in* special Civic Holiday action. i Two wins, an aggregate of ,30.and a plus of five .agowed ,. Evelyn Scott; to squeak past ` Clarence Down by .a plus of one to take Saturday'S jitney. Mina McKenzie was third at 29 followed by Garnet Hicks with an aggregate of 28 and Olive Hicks and Charlie Hendy were deadlocked at 25. Next came Edna Caldwell, Gordon Hoggarth and Wilfred Shapton. Olive Hicks used three vic- tories, an aggregate of 37 and plus of six to win Monday in easy fashion. Remus Marsman was in second place followed closely by Isabel Rogerson, Bill Rogerson, Ed- na Caldwell, Gordon Hog- - Barth and Clarence Down. Thursday's winner was Charlie Hendy with a score of double wins, aggregate of 30 and plus of six. Dean Frayne was second and Isabel Roger- son close behind in third place. Next came Bill Roger- son, Ross Richardson, Stella Taylor and Ernie Chipchase. February 28. Areas 91 and 92 from October 20 to February 28 and area 93 October 27 to February 28. Daily limits are six cottontails, six European hares and six snowshoe hares. Raccoons run October 15 to December 31 with no limit. Fox and coyote is open all year with no limit. Bob}yhite quail may be hunted in 92 and 93 from Oc- tober 27 to November 7 with a daily limit of three. • Hungarian partridge, areas 85 and 86, may be hunted September 25 to November 13. Area 91 and 92 from Oc- tober 20 to December 15 and area 93 October 27 to December 15. Daily limit is eight. Grouse in areas 85 to 92 may be hunted September 25 to January 15 and in area 93 from October 27 to January • 15. Limit is five per day with 15 in possession after the third day. Those hunting bears early in the north, should check the dates on small game there, because many area open for bears earlier. Woodcock, snipe, coots, rails, gallinules, ducks and WOAA playoffs here Saturday The Western Ontario Athletic'' Association and On- tario Baseball Association midget "D" playoffs are be- ing held in Exeter this weekend. ' e, - Involved are teams from Exeter, Kincardine, Listowel, Seaforth arid Wingham. The teams must lose two games before being eliminated. The elimination tourna- ment' starts at 6 p.m. Friday with Exeter playing host to Kincardine. Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Listowel meets Seaforth and at 11 a.m. Wingham takes on the winner of the Exeter - Kincardine contest of Friday night. The finals will be played Sunday starting at 10 a.m. and continuing possibly at 4 p.m. only if the loser of the 1 p.m. contest had not yet lost two games. The tournament is spon- sored by the Exeter Minor Baseball Association. geese in all our area opens September 25 and runs to December 19. Daily limits on ducks is six per day until October 18 when It is increased to eight provid- ed two or more are scarp. Also note that a hunter may have no more than two redheads or two canvasbacks in his daily bag. It is a common misconcep- tion that there are restrictions on wood ducks. There are not and a hunter may take six a day. lso some people feel there is no limit on Mergansers but they fall into the general class of ducks. Five geese may be taken daily of any species combina- tion. A total combination of ten rails, coots, gallinules or snipe may be taken. This years woodcock limit is eight. Pheasants in area 85 and 86 Pee wees win sixth Exeter pee wees recorded their sixth win of the season downing Goderich 12.5 Thurs- day night at the local diamond. Goderich took an early lead bringing home two runs in the first inning while holding the local boys scoreless. Exeter broke loose in the second scoring 10 runs on eight hits. Steve Anderson, Tim Moore and Rob McKnight hit triples. Singles came from Dave Russell, Fred Gregus, Darryl McCann and Sean Moore. Tim Moore had a double on his second, trip to the plate in the inning. Goderich picked up three r runs in the third and Exeter brought in one in the third and one in the fourth. Exeter left 10 men strand- ed on base. Other hits includ- ed a double by Anderson and singles from Scot Heywood, Dave Russell and Rob McKnight hit two singles. Russell was the winning pit- cher giving up five hits while striking out three. Gregus and Anderson each pitched an inning in relief with Gregus recording one strikeout and Anderson two. Rob McKnight led in rbi's bringing home four runners. London Shop and Compare! 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They have a daily limit of three of In summer hockey Rad army still unbeaten The number of undefeated teams was reduced to one in the Stephen Township arena summer hockey league this week as Seaforth took its first loss. , That leaves only the defen- ding champion RSD Army squad with an unblemished record as they skated to a 6-3 win over Parkhill.. Hensall scored a 6-5 win over Seaforth, while Pfaff Electric downed the Flyers 7-5. In a battle of winless teams, JMR posted an 84 triumph over Team Canabis. Perry Pooley scored a pair .o pace the Red Army to their fourth straitgq win over the scrappy Padthill entry. Paul Pooley, Bruce Shaw, Dave Shaw and Rich Fletcher scored singles. Fletcher made his debut as a defenceman for the winners, while Dan Brint- nell took over the goalten- ding duties normally filled by Fletcher. Rick Creces, Jay Hart and Rick Hart scored for Parkhill. Hensall scored in the final minute of their game against Seaforth to half the latter's rally that had pulled them in- to even terms after being down by three goals. Dave Kinsman fired the winner. which only one may be a hen. Area 93 has the same limit with the season running Oc- tober 27 to December 15. Huron -Perth limits are three a day any sex. Brad Taylor and Dave At- thill had two each for the win- ners and Brent Atthill had a single. Pete Tuckey had a pair for Seaforth and singles were recorded by Dave Erb, Louis Looby and Bob Mommersteeg. • JMR took a 5,0 lead and then hung on to post their 8-6 triumph over Canabis. Matt Muller notched a hat trick to pace the win with singles go- ing to Joe Regier, Larry Lichty, Dan Bell, Darrell Preszcator . and Tony Underhill. Times -Advocate, August 5,1982 Pone 7 Blair Hearn had a pair for the losers and singles were scored by Dave O'Neil and Randy Kraut. Other scorers were not available. In another close tilt, Pfaff Electric hung on to post a 7-5 win over the Flyers after leading by a 5-0 count. Fred Campbell and Randy Fisher • had two each to lead the at- tack and recording one each were Jim Guenther, Ron Bilcke and Steve Pfaff. Newell Brown was a one- man scoring machine for the losers with four tallies. Pete Gill notched the other. Sport groups to get special offer. By Lynne Farquhar The South Huron Recrea- tion Centre is mailing an offer to local sports organizations that we hope can't be refused. All sports .groups who patronize the Recreation Cen- tre and who have already us- ed the hall on a rental fee basis on a Friday or Saturday evening during the calendar year, have the opportunity to look a low-cost use of the hall on one available Friday night during the first six months of the following calendar year. This low-cost Friday usage is subject to there not being a prior rental commitment and all groups will participate ' on. a first-come, first -serve basis. A rental fee charge of ;50 for the night will be levied to cover our clean up costs. Bookings for this "Friday Night Special" cannot be made prior to October 1 of the current calendar year. We hope by this proposal that we are creating anoppor- tunity for local sports groups to hold another fund-raising event during the year at a low expense -to their respective organizations. For more information on the "Friday Night Special" call the South Huron Rec Center at 235-2833. FULLARTON WINS Fullarton won the grand championship of the weekend midget boys fastball tourna- ment held in Kirkton. Back, left, coach Jerry Sykes, Doug Eidt, Dove Sebben, Gard Kraemer, Mike Lindsay, Don Holmes and manager Ron Kraemer, Front, batboy Darrell Sykes, Dale Fischer, Fred Bice, Jeff Brookshow, Richard Templeman and Al Stacey. T -A photo. Special playground events Friday, the children from the Huron Park and Exeter playground visited Storybook Gardens in London. They spent the day viewing the Gardens, as well as watching a magic sow performed by the Storybook Players. A special thank you is ex- tended by the playground to all those who helped make the day a very successful event. This Friday, the special event takes place in Exeter. 'It will be 'a film day, with roller skating taking place in the morning. The film shown, will be a version of Jungle Book and Bantams to start playoffs The' Exeter bantam baseball team will be starting a best -of -three series this week with Hanover to decide which club will represent the WOAA in upcoming OBA playoffs. The Exeter club finished in first place in the southern WOAAdivisionwith 10 vic- tories and two defeats. Wingham was second with seven wins and two losses followed by Dashwood, Clin- ton and Seaforth. In a recent game Exeter blanked Clinton 10-0 as Scott Miller pitched a no-hitter for the winners. Leading the Exeter attack at the plate with two hits apiece were Scott Lovie and Scott Miller. will start at approximately 1:00 p.m. All people are welcome to attend, with a cost of 50t being charged to all non -playground participants. Thursday morning, August 12, the children from Exeter will be holding a pop bottle drive. They will be visiting various places in Exeter, and asking for any pop bottles you wish to donate to the playground. All donations are welcome. In the afternoon, the children will be holding a car wash at the Save U Gas Bar in Exeter. This event will take place from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. A cost of $1.50 per car will be charged for a com- plete car wash. Your coopera- tion and held in these two events will be greatly ap- preciated in these two events Anderson is gun shoot best John Anderson recorded a score of 25 to lead the regular competitors at Tuesdays weekly shoot at the Kippen gun club. Next with 24 successful shots apiece were Al Kyle and Jim Butcher while -Jack Mills and Dan ('rerar hit 23 targets and Mery Batkin scored 21. The balance of the scores were Lloyd Venner and Gladys McGregor 21, Bob Baker 20. Jamie Caldwell and Ilarrison Schoch 19 and Grant McGregor 18. Friday. August 13. the playground will be visiting Ontario Place in Toronto. They will be spending the day viewing the numerous • displays, and playing in the children's village. The children's village is a supervised area and includes activities such as the "Moon Walk" and "Hands over Water". It should be an ex - .citing day. • Tykes lose fourth time The Exeter tykes suffered their fourth loss of the season Sunday dropping a 17-6 deci- sion to Dashwood. Bases on balls proved the undoing for Exeter who outhit� the opposition. but were unable to take advantage of their opportunities. Brent McDonald and ;hark Burton performed the mound duties. • Jeff Chipchase led the of- fense with three singles while Scott Bishop and Brent McDonald had two each. Single safeties were record- ed by David Daliwinple. Mark Russell. Doug Clarke, Justin Charrette. Jamie Bedard and Todd, 11c('ann. The tykes closed out their regular schedule against Seaforth Tuesday night and are preparing for the OBA pleydown. August 7 and 8 in Clinton. WIN KIRKTON TOURNEY The annual Kirkton midget boys fastball tournament was won Sunday night by Fullarton. Above, Gerry Brintnell and Bob Wilcox present the, top prize to Fullarton coaches Ron Kraemer and Jerry Sykes and captain Dole Fischer. 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