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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-05-15, Page 19t KING PINS These were the Lucan men's bowling league champs, the King Pins. They received their trophies on Friday night. From left back: Brian Noyes, Mike Wraith and Kevin Lightfoot. Front row: Brod Ta for Jeff Park and Bob Smith. 4 9f Local squads play tonight Local baseball tares will have an op- portunity to get an early glimpse of \shat is in store for them during the upcoming season when the Exeter Express and ('o -Op Juniors hook up in an exhibition contest at the com- munity park. Wednesday. The game gets underway at 6:30 p.m. Both teams play in the Great Lakes league. with the seniors in the nor- thern division and the juniors in the southern halt. The two divisions play an inter -locking schedule. Coaches Jim Pfaff and Al Gaiser have about 25 seeking spots on the junior club. Most of last year's squad members are back, along with hopefuls from Parkhill, Zurich, Seaforth, Dashwood and other area centres. "The response has been real good... Pfaff said. lie expects some "ad- justments" will be made in the team after Wednesday's exhibition contest. The Express have lost three players from last year, including Ken Pinder, Gary Hartman and Dave Parsons. Paul Gilmour and Kevin Hern will handle the catching duties and the pit- ching corps will be comprised of Perry Stover, Jeff Fuller, Steve Pearce, Dave Hunt, Brian llorner and Dave Shaw. The latter two will also be toiling for the juniors. Infielders include Doug Hoffman, Walt Parkinson, Rick Lindenfield and some of the pitching squad. Patrolling the outfield will be Brian Mercer, Dave Bogart, Rob Pryde, Glen 'Thurman, Dave Atthill and Doug Fairbairn: Joe Fulop and Thurman will be handling the coaching chores, while Geary Penhale returns as general manager. Laurie Kraftcheck will handle the managerial chores for the juniors, The Express will open their regular schedule with a double-header at the local park on Sunday. Walkerton will supply the opposition with the first game slated to get underway at 1 :00 p.m. The juniors will be in Byron on Saturday to open their regular schedule. HAVE POT LUCK The opening of the Exeter Ladies Golf Club was held on May 8 with 24 members in attendance. A delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed at 12:30 } followed by golfing arid cards in the JOHN DEERE Here are the Lucan bowling "B" Playoff champs, the John Deere team. From left back: afternoon. George Van Geel, Bill Morl sy, Ron Dickey, Frank Goldschmidt. Front: Don Mills, Adrian DeBrouwer. Door prizes were won by Lois Snell, Janice McDowell, Betty Coates, Alma I•;therington, %Vvn Galloway. Betty Simmons and Kay Jasul. It was decided to have the golf time for the month of May only to start at 1.00pm- instead of9:00a.m. - ('laybird (;un club May 12 Trap Scores Raymond Playioot - 18 .lode Mosurinjohn - 18 Rusty Gibson - 17 Doug Moore - 15 Sandi Gibson - 9 Wayne Wilson - 8 Perry Maschke - 6 Stemmer staff named Several people have been hired by the South Huron Recreation ('entre. For Complete Carr Care visit Jim Nixon Motors Keep Your Car In Good Shape at Jim Nixon Motors Class "A" mechanical work $18.00 per hour We hand wash, wax, and vacuum cors six days a week Reconditioned Batteries, 6 months guarantee for cars and trucks New Tires on Sale Tow truck in service from 8-8 six days a week. WE CARE ABOUT YOU AT JIM NIXON MOTORS We core about You Jim Nixon Motors 1i.,., Melo St. South 4as.773$ most for summer positions only. 'I'he Sportslest Coordinator has been chosen. and started work on Monday. Helen Muller will be the coordinator and her position will last 16 weeks. :11 tiller has a Bachelor of Physical Education from McMaster Universi- ty, and a Bachelor of Education from AIthouse College_ She also has vast sports background as a participant and as an organizer. The pool staff for the summer has been hired. Scott Batten will be the tread supervisor, and Sharon Rundle the assist and supervisor Steve Bat - Ironwood ladies commence play Ironwood ladies goll club opened 1lerinesday evening \vith a round of golf and INTI luck supper Twenty -lour golfers enjoyed the evening \+ltli a rounds of cards 11aze1 Beaver recorded the lowest score 1telen Burton had the lead number 01 putts and .lois 1,y rich 1101 won the hidden score GULF'S SUPER SPRING LUBE EVENT Stock up early on hard-working, long-lasting Gulf HT lubricants. Your expensive equipment needs _Ur/ the hest protection It can get. 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