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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-19, Page 14E Page 2A Tirnes-Advocate, June 19, 1985 ,. ku;.fEoiA gS&.l2ik: $dfhr kftv"o: $.:', i i.' . Let's have fun at Play hard, play fair and have fun! That's the motto of co-ordinator Helen Muller and her organiza- tion committee for Sportsfest '85 set for August 16, 17 and 18 in Exeter. Sponsored by the Lake Huron Zone Recreational Association, Sportsfest will provide competition in 20 different sports. The various events are designed to encourage all groups to get involved. This means activities for male and female for the young and not -so -young. There will be at least six events which can be handled by the not -so -young. These include euchre, darts, shuffleboard, lawn bowl- ing, horseshoes and trap shooting. Other activities include ball hockey, basketball, tennis, a swim meet, volleyball, broomball, water polo, flag football, soccer, slo- pitch, softball and T -ball. All participants will receive a Sportsfest button and awards will be presented to those who are successful. Spectators will be welcome and can enjoy themselves in the refreshment gardens and the two dances planned for the Satur- day night. Camping facilities will also be available for the weekend. Helen Muller describes Sportsfest as a weekend "designed for recreational and house league participants. Enjoying yourself and playing the game for the sake of playing are the main objectives." The Lake Huron Zone Recreational Association tries to en- Sportsfest when it comes to town courage social and physical involvement in the hopes of develop- ing ongoing participation. The association covers all communities in the counties of Huron, Grey, Bruce, Perth and Wellington. It is hoped each community in the five counties will enter in Sports Spotlight by Ross Haugh a number of events. So, look for a minor invasion in Exeter begin- ning on Friday, August 16. Scatcherd events Mentally handicapped children attending the Scatcherd Children's Centre in London will be the big winners in today's Dave Scatcherd Classic. This is the fourth year that Dave has made his Oakwood Inn golf club available for this very worthwhile event. More than 140 golfers and 32 tennis players will be paying 6175 to participate. The featured guest is expected to be Ontario Liberal leader David Peterson. He may be making one of his first public ap- pearances following the anticipated fall of the present government. Other notables participating should be amateur golfer Gary Cowan, ex -NHL coach Bill Mahoney, NHL'ers past and present Paul Henderson and Dave Hutchison, MPP Ron Van Horne, Lon- don mayor Al Gleason, NHL agent Allan Eagleson and Darwin Semotiuk of UWO. Clinton OSS The feature event this coming Sunday at Clinton Raceway will be Ontario Sire Stakes race for two-year-old colts. History has shown that when colts in this category come to Clinton Raceway, speed records are set. That was the case two years ago when Norm McKnight Jr. followed Dunnville Scamp across the finish line in 1.59.4. That's an excellent time for two -year-olds on a half -mile track. Some of the colts expected in Clinton, Sunday are Fella Dallas, Senor Ralph, Back to Basics, Sea to Sea, Smoky Cedarwood and Armbro Elgin. Fella Dallas and Senor Ralph have alrady won OSS division events in Windsor. Both are owned by Ernie and Marion Spruce of Rexdale. f 3l%.... U. gip.;{.. %?'/...• lEl3. Three records broken .at area elementary school meet S; Mandi Fields. 11: Christy Brint- nell,E. Boys 800 Metres - Allan Rader. S: Thuy Nguyen. M: Frank Wood ward. E. Relays Junior Boys - Usborne, Stephen. Hen- sall - Junior Girls - Stephen. Exeter McCurdy. Intermediate Boys McCurdy.- -Hensall, Exeter. In- termediate Girls - Exeter. Stephen. Usborne. Senior Boys - Osborne, Ex- eter. Senior Girls - Osborne, Exeter. Zurich. Stephen. , Three records were set and another tied in Thursday's area public school track and field meet in Exeter. Steve Greb of J.A.D. McCurdy at Huron Park in the senior boys 100 metre dash set a new mark of 12.3 seconds while Raquel Thompson of Stephen Central eclipsed the in- termediate girls 80 metre dash mark by going in 12.22 seconds. In the junior boys 60 metre dash, Lee Baker of Exeter Public School set a new record of nine seconds and in the running long jump went 3.86 metres to share the record with Todd Merner, Exeter; and Tammy Bell, Lansbergen, Z; Steve Heywood, U. Hensall; intermediate boys - John Bell, Hensall; junior - boys - Lee Baker, Exeter and junior girls - Angela Gould, Hensall. The complete results are listed with the following legend: E -Exeter; H- Hensall; M -McCurdy; S -Stephen; U- Usborne; Z -Zurich. Junior Girls High Jump - Jenny Gardiner, U: Milkola MacDougall, E; Allison Ja- ques, U. Standing Long Jump Wen dy Sims, E; Angela Gould, H; Lorena Fink, H. Running Long Jump - Gould, Victoria Bisback, H; Lisa Forrest, E. Ball Throw - Gould, Anne Walper, E; Joanne Kerslake, U. 200 Metres - Gould, Sheila Nadon, M. Forrest. 60 Metres - Amy Webb, U ; Bisback, Goudie of Hensall Public School who hit the same distance in 1978. Thursday's individual champs were senior boys - Steve Greb, McCurdy; senior girls - Christine Chalmers, Stephen; intermediate girls - Julie — j 131/ Walper. u. I -ad _. AREA TRACK WINNERS - Individual champions were named in Thursday's area elementary school track and field meet. Back, left, Christine Chalmers, Stephen; Steve Greb, McCurdy; John Pell, Hensall and Julie Merner, Exeter. Front, Tammy Thiel, Hensall; Lee Baker, Exeter and Angela Gould, Hensall. \I/ IRONWOM GOLF CLUB LOCATED ONE MILE EAST OF EXETER OFF MGETLVAY 63 Phone 1S191 235-1521 Our club is in Tournament Condition '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111L• Every Thurs. is Seniors Day All the golf you wont for only $7.00 Game must be completed by 4:30 p.m. a IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIr Pee wees record impressive victories The -Exeter Legion pee wees chalk- ed up a pair of impressive victories in Western Ontario Athletic Associa- tion play this week. Monday. the locals downed Dashwood by a score of 13-4 and Thursday they swamped Clinton 25-2. 40 golfers at Ironwood Forty lady golfers enjoyed a round of golf Wednesday, June 12 at the "Bring a friend" and pot luck supper evening at the Ironwood course. Barb Dow donated a door prize which was won by Gayle Spencer. Hazel Beaver and Pat Fletcher posted the combined low score. - Least putts went to Grace Drum- mand and Eileen Rannie and the most honest golfers were Liz Bell and Fran Mickle. Ministry of Natural Resources Hunter Training Course Registration June 24 7 to 8 p.m. at the McNutt Residence 2'/2 miles west of Exeter on Highway 83. For information phone 237-3716 after 4 p.m. RD Fr/rsa� r $ a 111 tar r i L &ve(er 8o(f R eounfrty e(u6 GREEN FEES - Week days Sat., Sun., & Holidays 9 or 18 holes $6.00 9 holes 57.00 18 holes $9.00 Phone 235-1517 Located on County Road 6. Half Mile E.. of Hwy. No. 4 The schedule for this week is a bush one. Tonight. Wednesday the pee wees travel to Goderich, Thursday they are at horpe to Dashwood and Saturday they travel to Wyoming tot% tournament play. Their first game is at 11 a.m. against Langton. In the first inning in the win over Dashwood, Scott Bishop was safe on an error and scored on Jim Ahrens' groundout. David Schwindt tripled, Bishop was again safe on a miscue and both scored in the second frame. In the fifth inning, Brent Jesney and Scott Bishop banged out singles to help a five run rally. In the Exeter sixth. Mark Russell drove in Jim Ahrens and was able to score himself!'I'he final three runs crossed the plate in the seventh as David Schwindl and David Dalrym- ple singled. Mike Kingma was the winning pil- cher holding Dashwood hatters to on- ly one hit. a sixth inning leadoff single by Chris Watson. Jim Ahrens held the Clinton batters hitless over the five inning route in Thursday's romp. He struck out five. walked four and hit one batter. The Exeter youngsters jumped in- to an early lead with five runs in the first inning. Dave Dalrymple and Allan Blommaert doubled and singles were provided by Ilarlen Tinney and Mark Russell. An even dozen runs crossed the plate in the Exeter second. Mike Kingma, Marten Tinney and David Dalrymple each scored two runs in the same inning. Also crossing the plate were David Schwindt. Allan Blommaert, Scott Russell. Mark Russell and Jon Schenk. The final eight runs came home in the fourth with hits being delivered by Haden Tinhey. David (Dalrymple: and Mark Burton. The latter singled twice. Local trio win in Colts The first event towards the provin- cial lawn bowling title was held in Ex- eter June 10. This was the district playoffs in "Colts" trebles. It was a double knock out contest with Stratford and Exeter competing. For the second year in succession the team of Sam Bower. Marshall Dear- ing and Peter McFalls were winners. They defeated their opposition in two straight games 24-11 and 17-6. The winners now go to Sarnia July 20 for the zone finals. Intermediate Girls High Jump -Julie Merner, E; Sheryl Oke, U; Melanie Jones, M. Standing Long Jump - Jeanette Leibold, S; Merner, Tammy Thiel, H. Running Long Jump Thiel, Bobbi Harmon. E; Merner. Ball Throw - Thiel, Jayne Rowe, U; Judy Isaac E. 80 Metre Dash - Raquel Thompson, S; Tracey Campbell H; Merner. 400 Metre Dash - Michelle Chalmers. S: Thompson. Debbie Hies, E. Senior.,Giris High Jump - Lileen Price. M ; Sherry Kerslake, U; Lori Harburn, H. Run- ning'Long Jump - Harburn, Christine Chalmers, S; Michelle Hirtzel, E. Tri- ple Jump - Chalmers, Harburn, Stephanie Baptist. U. Ball Throw - Deb Slavin, M; Sue Coates, U; Kelly Manders, U. 100 Metre Dash - Pam Gackstetter, H; Tammy Haist, M; Kerslake. 400 Metre Dash - Chalmers. Jana Turnbull, S; Arlene Iloonard, U. Junior Boys High Jump - David Kirk, Z; Fred Godbolt, E. Standing Long Jump - J.J. Hippern, M; Jeff Foster, M: Jared Siebert, Z. Running Long Jump - Lee Baker. E; Allan McFalls, E: Tom Gullage, Il. Ball Throw - Paul Martin, S; Matt Gardiner, 11; Jeremy Brock, E. 200 Metre Dash - Mark Lynn, U; Baker, Gullage. 60 Metre Dash - Baker, Gullage, Gardiner. Intermediate Boys High Jump - Chris Angerman, M: John Bell, II; Jon Verbeek, U; Steve Dubarry, M. Running Long Jump - John Gollen, S; Bevan Moir. H; Dean Pfaff, S. Triple Jump - Gollen, Bel}. Brett Borden, E. Ball Throw - Bell. Jason Clarke, 0; Chris Fahner. M 400 Metre Dash - Michael Richardson. U; Borden, Chris Gardiner, H. 80 Metre Dash - Pfaff, Trevor Invitational at Ironwood The Ironwood golf course held its annual mens invitational tournament Saturday with over 60 participants comprising the field. Champion honours went to Ted McCahill of Indian Hills with a three over par 73. Seaforth's Ken Doig plac- ed second having posted a score of 76. In the "A" flight net score category first place went to Peter Campbell with a 70 followed by Ivan Kerrington with a 72. The "B" flight crown went to Con- rad Kaptull with a 79. Second place was captured by Bill Bourne after carding an 80. "B" flight net winner was Les Arnston with a score M 66 followed by Brian Carroll with a 67. "C" flight'slose competition was captured by Bob Moreton with an 8R. Runner up was Mike Wraith's 91. This flight's net winner was awarded to Tom Hearn having shot a net 67. Iron- wood's Ron Heywood came in second with a 70. Gross and net third place finishes were presented as follows: •'4" flight John Robb and Jim Watson. "B" flight Paul Van Gerwen and Peter Dunn: "C" flight Brad Daters and Lee Webber. Closest to the pin awards went to Bill Bourne and Rich Fletcher ASmile orTwo If you're rich and have two jobs,- you obs;you are diversified. If you are poor, you are moonlighting. Don't be afraid to talk to yourself. It's a good way to find out what you think. Senior Boys High Jump - Steve Greb, M; Jeff Butler. S; Jim Dickens, H. Running Long Jump - Greb, Thuy Nguyen, M; Steve -Martin, S. Triple Jump - Greb. Nguyen; Robert Wonnacott, U. Shot Put - Doug Clark. E; Glenn McBeath. Z; Jeff Verhoeven, Z. 100 Metre Dash - Greb. Jeff Dent/Rel.,. 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