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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-30, Page 12Pope 12 Times -Advocate, April 30, 1986 Horsemanship - seminar .a success The afternoon procram was a demonstration clinic by Carolyn DeBoer. She slowed the way she =red her halter and performance or the show ring. She pointed out that the � a will place a well- groomed horse_aihead of the one that wasn't so well-groomed. She also spoke about the various saddles used and bits when training a young horse to the Mage of a well trained horse. Following the question period and A very successful seminar on basic horsemanship was held Saturday, at Brandale Arabians, north of Crediton. During the morning session, Cohn Gaskell, a farrier, showed how he made hand -made horseshoes and be put two on one of the horses. A ques- tion period followed. At the lunch break everyone was able to view a video on the proper methods of train- • ing the young show horse for the show ring. break she told us ao se -tate�tng facts about clothing the rider would need for the diffe eft types at.riding and claws. All were very pleased with the presenters. The seminar was sponsored by the newly organized South Huron All Breed Horse Association. The club welcomes anyok% 4rho wishes to learn about good borsemMp along with good sportmanship. you are in- terested in learning about thisw horse club please coto the first show on Saturday, May 10 at the Ex- eter Rec Centre horse ring. Hope to see you there. Sunday the second part of the weekend took place in the form of a trail ride. Eighteen riders completed about a three-hour ride through the flies, mud and water, but mostly through the beautiful trails and the terrific sunshine. Everyone was tired and nicely sun -burned. This ride realized $125 and will be donated to the Great Lakes Arabian Horse Show which will beheld on Sun- day, June 22 near Thorndale at Kilbyrne Farm. What better way to enjoy. your horse than riding the scenic countryside of the Exeter area. WINS KARATE TROPHIES — Dan Bell is shown here with the two trophies he won in the recent Canadian International Kenpo Karate ch • m . ionshi • s at Clarke Road School in London. T -A photo TROPHY WINNERS — Receiving trophies at the Hensall men's rec league hockey banquet were Robin Seymour, (left) best goaltender; Larry Gould, MIP, Gary Campbell, most sportsmanlike and Jamie McClinchey, high scorer and MVP. Missing: Fred Campbell, best defenceman. To the Editor Thanks from Mohawks Dear Sir: We appreciate the use of your paper to say a few words of thanks from the Exeter Mohawks. As this was our first year in the O.H.A. intermediate C'Hockey League. it can be looked upon as a very successful year. Fan support was fantastic and very much appreciated by the players and management of the Exeter Mohawks. If you didn't see a game, you missed a great entertainment and therefore must consider us next year. I was very proud of the Exeter fans during the sixth game in Creemore where we outdrew and outnoised the local support. Also a thank you to the staff of the South Huron Rec Centre which dur- ing the season were always available to make the Mohawks feel at home and to the many sponsors of our team which made our success of the past season that much easier. Also a very special thanks for the staff of the Lucan Arena to hrve us and let us finish our season; and the Lucan fans who came out and sup- ported us. Now with the summer on hand, we are aWeady contemplating the 86/87 season. We are counting on your sup- port to have us in the 1987 All Ontario Final. Gabbie Mol President Exeter Mohawks Spring Golf Prices Man *270 Lady *160 Man & Wife *415 Weekday Man *200 Weekday Student *100 Full Student '135 NOW OPEN Phone 235-1521 IRONWOOD GOLF CLUB Located 7 mile of Exeter off Hwy. 83. • ART'S AUTO REPAIR 444A Main St., Exeter (Behind Shaws Presents May Special $4999A pair installed on lifetime warranty SHOCKS Call 235-2277 WORTHY GAMES ,– GrandBend tWL member Nancy ' Stokker- 4nann tries for a strike Wednes- day evening in Zurich. The ladies were bowling for cancer. Horse club meets The South Huron 411 Horse Club held its first meeting April 21. In the course of the meeting there vlillt talk about upcoming events and elections were held for positions in the Club. The elected members were Richard Hope, President: Marie DeBruyn, vice president; Janis Bishop, secretary and press reporter, Carrie Stuart. The next 4-H meeting will be May 7 a Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be at Brandale Arabians, RR 2 Crediton. New members wiMbe welcomed. May 26 the club will be going to Goderich to see the Royal Lippizan Stallions perform. A morning workshop on judging and some after- noon social activities will be held on May 31. July 9 is the first Horse Show. It is in Dungannon at 10 a.m. and this is a County -wide invitational show. On the 21st of July the 4-H Clubs in the County will be enjoying a day at Canada's Wonderland. The 4-H motto is "Learn to do by do- ing" and this year the South Huron 4-H Horse Club is doing slot! Karate winner Dan Bell of Exeter was the winner of two trophies in the recent Canadian International Kenpo Karate cham- pionship held at Clarke Road Secon- dary School in London. He was second id the men's Kyu Belt Orange -Green lightweight fighting division and third in kata where he faced 64 other competitors. Dan is a member of the Tyndall Karate Club, Holmesville. Legion darts �7ue Friday schedule for the Exeter Legion mixed dart league is as follows: 8 p.m. Scotties vs A -Team Canscotts vs 011ie's Best OutlaWs vs Smurfs Odd Ones vs Shiphunters 9:30 p.m. Swat vs Turtles Lost Flights vs Southenders Itchy Niters vs 4 -W's Trailers vs Snyde and Clyde • Models from 3112 to 8 hp for every size garden. • Rear tine i powered wheels for effortless operation... Just one hand. Jwt • IRO* lit north sf Deventer's •ist•r so Hwy. 4. G11 235.1115 READY FOR TRAIL RIDE — Adrioan Brand gives instructions to Linda Bleak, Jeff Brand and Dale Mar- shall prior to a Sunday ofternoon trail ride from Brandale Farms, north of Crediton. T -A photo GUN CLUB STARTS The Claybird gun club has opened for the 1986-87 season, offering a 100 yard rifle range, 22 rifle range, han- dgun range and trapshooting. Membership is open to the public and visitors are welcome Sunday afternoons. Anyone wishing more in- formation can .call Jody 228-6459, Charlie 234-6260 or Dwight 236-7117. Jody Mosurinjohn led all com- petitors in Sunday's first shoot with a perfect score of 25. Next came Steve Venner 23, John Rempel and Peter Malenfano 20, Doug Moore and Glenn Vickery 18, Dwight Momnck 14 and Dawn Burke five. Before you buy COMPARE Price & Service Frayne Chev-Olds Ltd. Exeter 235-0660 1-800-265-7026 (toll free) • PEPSI OFFER 2 Litre Bottle of ENJOY THE GREAT TASTE OF PEPSI with purchase of 16 slice 3 item or more pizza April 30 to May 11 Eatlin, Pickup or Free Delivery HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m. to•3 a.m. Sunday 12 to 12 277 Main St. N., Exeter 235.0188