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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-11, Page 15Best local efforts yet - r Tlrn•s-Advocate, June 11, 1986 Pogo 3A N�kzinann wins at r.nw� *he Ironwood golf course held itp MOCaldll of Indian HOJls, was award- aWItYiI Mena Invitational Tourna- `ed rmularup, having posted a scare of mint. Saturday, and local golfers 75. • • their best performance yet In the `A' fligh aetaccre cary, visiting golfers. first place went to T1 n West i i es Champion honours went to Date followed by.Bm Bedard with a W. H411iman of Ironwood with a three The '0' flight "own went to Don over par 73. Last year's winner. Ted Gifford .et kotWoodAtter winning, a WINS INVITATIONAL — For the first time a member of the' Iron- wood men's club won the club's invitational tournament. Above, club official Brod Murray at the left presents the trophy to 1986 winner Dave Holtzmann. Turkey sheet at Claybird club The claybird gun club held a very successful turkey shoot on the weekend. The weather was great and the competitors had a super day shooting rifle, shotgun and handgun for turkeys and chickens. Winners of turkeys were: John Van Loo, Bill Adelman, Brian Pilgrim, Glen Vickery, Henry Wilds, Raymond Playfoot, Dwight Monck, Jay Swart- zentruber, Russ Beaver, Terry Romphf, Doris Moore, Paul Madill and Greg Ramsey. Chicken winners were: Russ Gib- son, Bob Caldwell, Grant McGregor, Brad Mann, Jody Mosurinjohn and David Van Allen. Scores for weekly trap shooting . were: Jody Mosurinjohn 23, David Van Allen 23, Brad Mann 23, Dwight Monck 22, Glen Greg 21, Bob Caldwell 20, Jim Butcher 20, John Rempel 20, Russ Gibson 20, Steve Verner 19, Vic Rempel 15, Len Dietrich 14 and George McCormick 14. Ironwood ladies Forty-two ladies teed off Wednes- day night andenjoyed the second pot luck supper of the Season at the Iron- wood ladies golf club. The evening was sponsored bye Canadian Tire and,RSD Sports•Den: Helen Burton won closest to the pin and Number four and Lynne Far- quhar had the least putts. Pin winnings were shared by Jean Shipway, Susan Czypha, Pat Fletcher and Lynne Farquhar. Prizes were also given away for hidden scores. Next weeks event will be sponsored by Sugar and Spice and Brigitte's Fashions. • OPEN and in excellent condition Monday Nights 6:00 p.m. Free Junior Golf Lessons Phone 235-1521 IRONWOa':D GOLF CLUB Located 1 mile E. of Exeter off Highway 83 Excellence That's Affordable • Powerful 8 Horsepower • Optional Begging System • 30" Mower • The Professional's Choice Cc, Rentals & Service RR 3 DIIIIItvsood 275 ca sdo�Ic St. 5. (2Cannot) 37.3456 24S-4660 1111101218 ... Duality to Elkeiniee the Mend Wertz From Wed Mlortt Cpias a6�)igst Diary . pity carded Moores of 7l�vki+idi Dont ching h honours on the first playoff, '8' flight net winner was Briab Cary roll of Indian Hills. who woeonmod- back from Ron Steeper afar both shot net 15. Third low gross'B'winner was Paul Lagerwerf at 89, one stroke bet- ter than the fourth place finisher Jack Hayter. -Ironwood golfers Gabby Mol (net 67) and Orval Linn (net 68) played well tofinish third and fourth respec- tively in 'B' net. ' 'C' flight's close competition was also captured by Ironwood with Mike BrintnAll scoring an M. Runnerup was awarded to Larry Bourne with a 91 followed by Bob Morton at 93. This flight's net winner was Brad Patter- son having shot a net'of 68. Second low net was awarded to Bill Cooper at 70, with Dan Brintnell (Ironwood) one stroke back at 71. Closest to the pin awards went to Andy'DeBoer and Bill Fraser, while Dave Holtzman capped the field in the long drive competition. Texans Scramble In Ironwood play The first Texas Scramble eightsome event was enjoyed Tues- day by members of the Ironwood men's golf club. Sponsored by ?Olson Breweries, the scramble produced close competi- tion. A countback was necessary to Separate two teams tied for first place with a four under par Score of 31. The team of Andy DeBoer (cap- tain), Stu Homuth, Greg Lingeman and Brian Taylor was awarded first place honours while Randy Evans (captain), Will Chisholm, Gabby Mol and Al Taylor were relegated to se- cond place. More countbacks were necessary to separate five teams tied with 32. Third place honours went to the team of Don Cowan (captain), Wayne Pearce, Mike Cushman and Bob For- rest who squeaked by Bill Farquhar's team of Don Gifford, Dave Frayne and Ken Bergman. The quartette of Brad Murray (cap- tain), Jack Fuller, Brad Daters and Paul Charrette were fifth narrowly ahead of Dave Holtzman's team of Bob Fletcher, Dan and Mike Brint- nell, while Mark Cronyn's team of Bill Hodge, Blair Hearn and Perry Knee rounded out the prize winners. Safety clinic at Hully Gully Saturday, June 14, at Bully Gully in Varna, a Dirt Bike and ATV riding and safety clinic will be held. - If you own a dirt bike or ATV you won't want to miss this int. Topics 1 IRONWOOD INVITATIONAL _ The Ironwood men's golf club annual invitoitional tourney was held Saturday. Above, club officials Bill Steele at the left and Gabby Mol at the right present trophies to Brad Patterson, Mike Brintnell, Don Gifford, Tim West and Brion Carroll. - T -A photo Cowgirls win The Crediton Cowgirls lathes fastball team defeated two teams this past week to set their record at five wins and three losses. They defeated Denfield 15-12 and romped Poplar Hill 30-9. Their next games are Monday night at 9:00 in Crediton against London and then they travel to Ailsa Craig Wednesday, June 18. In their game against Denfield, the Cowgirls jumped to a 9-3 lead in three innings after pounding in six runs in the third Denfield came back to tie the game in the fifth and they remained tied, each getting one run apiece in the sixth and eighth inning. In the ninth inning, the ladies rallied in four runs and held their op- position back to one run to take the win. - Leading Crediton at the plate was Tammy Regier with a grand slam home run and two singles. Teresa VanRaay also pounded in a home run and added two singles. Brenda Iredale recorded a double and two singles while Kelly Philips recorded a triple and a single. Single hits came from the bats of Deb Lord, Lori Devlaeminck, Kathy Gielen, Linda Nedza, Heather Marcy, Karen Williams, Kate Steeper and Pauline Brannon. Brenda Iredale was the winning pit- cher for Crediton. In their very decisive win Monday night in Crediton against Poplar hill, the Cowgirls started their game shaky but settled down by the third in- ning to add nine runs and 14 runs in the fourth. Leading Crediton at the plate was Deb Lord with two doubles and a single and Kate Steeper with a dou- ble and three singles. Tammy Regier added a double and single and single hits came from the bats of Sue Muller, Kelly Phillips, Lori Devlaeminck, covered witll include riding gear and Teresa VanRaay, Karen Williams safe* _ , pre,: raea•pheparatRie; in- and Judy Steeper• r l IS biireit;mc►+t,_ Pebble Lord was the w: br: t tum Lt: etc. pais a few ifor Crediton. _ 'ULM tle : - tut on tuning. . Parents are recommended to at- tend a short maintenance clinic designed especially to show them how to direct and help their child in maintenance and protection. Participants will be given on -track 1 instructions, starting with walking the track, picking out the best line, and discussing alternate lines for chang- ing conditions, starts and braking drills and jumping techniques the safe way, will all be covered. Registration will take place from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Clinic participants who are under the age of 18 must have one of their parents present at registration. The clinic will get under- way at 9 a.m. sharp and will end at approximately noon. The opening house league race will follow the clinic, at 2 p.m. rounding a complete day of training, activity and fun at Canada's friendliest, inpsy complete motorcycle and ATV Mi- tre. Total cost including one year membership in the Hully Gully Com- petition Club is only 125. Double header weekend Clinton Fairgrounds and Bully Gul- ly hosted some of the best racing seen yet this year. Riders from all over CC- tario and Michigan battled it out for a 12,000 purse at the first Double Header of the season. John Munn of Hensall was a winner in the beginners class and Chuck Col- lins, Varna was home first in open modified and second in 250 modified. The next A.T.V. event is scheduled on June 22 at Bully Gully in Varna. Slopitch results Exeter ladies' slowpitch league is well underway with five of the -scheduled 18 nights completed. Some rained out games are yet to be played for May 15 and will be reported as they are played. Games scheduled for May 29 pro- duced scores of 5-3 South Huron Hospital oyer Huron Park Devils; Ex- eter Indianettes squeaked by Downtown Dollies 10-9; Sundowners took Canadian Tire 17-10 and Good Times over Gib 0 Sockettes, former- ly JJ's 17-8. Rain held off June 5 as Good Times took the Sundowners 6-1, Indianettes doubled Canadian Tire 14-7, Hospital dropped Sockettes 9-2 and Downtown Dollies clipped the Albatross Angels 10-3. • Congratulations to Sundowners and Exeter Indianettes for their success in the recent Inndians tournament. Many of the local teams are par- ticipating in the annual homecoming tournament this weekend. Standings GT 4/ SHH 4 Indianettes 3 Sockettes 2 Sundowners 1 DDonies 1 IIPDevils 1 CanTire 1 AlbAngels 0 '-. L 0 0 1 3 2 2 2 4 3 Pts 8 8 6 4 2 2 2 2 0 Best advertising comes from completely satisfied customers This is just one of the many letters received over the past years. - June 1/86 RR 1 Sea forth, Ontario Bully Gully Varna, Ontario Attention Randy Collins: Dear Randy:ommend Andy and your service dap I would.like to rtment for the prompt provided me this courteous service ed they on Thursday past wpek• cpm which, though minor, im- mobilized a problem The bike was picked bike. was all ready up Friday by your staff and Saturday forFri eawhen I called first thing form I a preciate the work of a con - morning• p competent service depart- scientious, often, their efforts go depart- ment. Too unrecognized. Yours, PA;dz 6‘Pfl° V •r u L co, Jr,v:);iu.)2O(.1a.1.1r )111i11 - YtAJ r'. Stir •its gli • �a. `i. . 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Chicken winners were: Russ Gib- son, Bob Caldwell, Grant McGregor, Brad Mann, Jody Mosurinjohn and David Van Allen. Scores for weekly trap shooting . were: Jody Mosurinjohn 23, David Van Allen 23, Brad Mann 23, Dwight Monck 22, Glen Greg 21, Bob Caldwell 20, Jim Butcher 20, John Rempel 20, Russ Gibson 20, Steve Verner 19, Vic Rempel 15, Len Dietrich 14 and George McCormick 14. Ironwood ladies Forty-two ladies teed off Wednes- day night andenjoyed the second pot luck supper of the Season at the Iron- wood ladies golf club. The evening was sponsored bye Canadian Tire and,RSD Sports•Den: Helen Burton won closest to the pin and Number four and Lynne Far- quhar had the least putts. Pin winnings were shared by Jean Shipway, Susan Czypha, Pat Fletcher and Lynne Farquhar. Prizes were also given away for hidden scores. Next weeks event will be sponsored by Sugar and Spice and Brigitte's Fashions. • OPEN and in excellent condition Monday Nights 6:00 p.m. Free Junior Golf Lessons Phone 235-1521 IRONWOa':D GOLF CLUB Located 1 mile E. of Exeter off Highway 83 Excellence That's Affordable • Powerful 8 Horsepower • Optional Begging System • 30" Mower • The Professional's Choice Cc, Rentals & Service RR 3 DIIIIItvsood 275 ca sdo�Ic St. 5. (2Cannot) 37.3456 24S-4660 1111101218 ... Duality to Elkeiniee the Mend Wertz From Wed Mlortt Cpias a6�)igst Diary . pity carded Moores of 7l�vki+idi Dont ching h honours on the first playoff, '8' flight net winner was Briab Cary roll of Indian Hills. who woeonmod- back from Ron Steeper afar both shot net 15. Third low gross'B'winner was Paul Lagerwerf at 89, one stroke bet- ter than the fourth place finisher Jack Hayter. -Ironwood golfers Gabby Mol (net 67) and Orval Linn (net 68) played well tofinish third and fourth respec- tively in 'B' net. ' 'C' flight's close competition was also captured by Ironwood with Mike BrintnAll scoring an M. Runnerup was awarded to Larry Bourne with a 91 followed by Bob Morton at 93. This flight's net winner was Brad Patter- son having shot a net'of 68. Second low net was awarded to Bill Cooper at 70, with Dan Brintnell (Ironwood) one stroke back at 71. Closest to the pin awards went to Andy'DeBoer and Bill Fraser, while Dave Holtzman capped the field in the long drive competition. Texans Scramble In Ironwood play The first Texas Scramble eightsome event was enjoyed Tues- day by members of the Ironwood men's golf club. Sponsored by ?Olson Breweries, the scramble produced close competi- tion. A countback was necessary to Separate two teams tied for first place with a four under par Score of 31. The team of Andy DeBoer (cap- tain), Stu Homuth, Greg Lingeman and Brian Taylor was awarded first place honours while Randy Evans (captain), Will Chisholm, Gabby Mol and Al Taylor were relegated to se- cond place. More countbacks were necessary to separate five teams tied with 32. Third place honours went to the team of Don Cowan (captain), Wayne Pearce, Mike Cushman and Bob For- rest who squeaked by Bill Farquhar's team of Don Gifford, Dave Frayne and Ken Bergman. The quartette of Brad Murray (cap- tain), Jack Fuller, Brad Daters and Paul Charrette were fifth narrowly ahead of Dave Holtzman's team of Bob Fletcher, Dan and Mike Brint- nell, while Mark Cronyn's team of Bill Hodge, Blair Hearn and Perry Knee rounded out the prize winners. Safety clinic at Hully Gully Saturday, June 14, at Bully Gully in Varna, a Dirt Bike and ATV riding and safety clinic will be held. - If you own a dirt bike or ATV you won't want to miss this int. Topics 1 IRONWOOD INVITATIONAL _ The Ironwood men's golf club annual invitoitional tourney was held Saturday. Above, club officials Bill Steele at the left and Gabby Mol at the right present trophies to Brad Patterson, Mike Brintnell, Don Gifford, Tim West and Brion Carroll. - T -A photo Cowgirls win The Crediton Cowgirls lathes fastball team defeated two teams this past week to set their record at five wins and three losses. They defeated Denfield 15-12 and romped Poplar Hill 30-9. Their next games are Monday night at 9:00 in Crediton against London and then they travel to Ailsa Craig Wednesday, June 18. In their game against Denfield, the Cowgirls jumped to a 9-3 lead in three innings after pounding in six runs in the third Denfield came back to tie the game in the fifth and they remained tied, each getting one run apiece in the sixth and eighth inning. In the ninth inning, the ladies rallied in four runs and held their op- position back to one run to take the win. - Leading Crediton at the plate was Tammy Regier with a grand slam home run and two singles. Teresa VanRaay also pounded in a home run and added two singles. Brenda Iredale recorded a double and two singles while Kelly Philips recorded a triple and a single. Single hits came from the bats of Deb Lord, Lori Devlaeminck, Kathy Gielen, Linda Nedza, Heather Marcy, Karen Williams, Kate Steeper and Pauline Brannon. Brenda Iredale was the winning pit- cher for Crediton. In their very decisive win Monday night in Crediton against Poplar hill, the Cowgirls started their game shaky but settled down by the third in- ning to add nine runs and 14 runs in the fourth. Leading Crediton at the plate was Deb Lord with two doubles and a single and Kate Steeper with a dou- ble and three singles. Tammy Regier added a double and single and single hits came from the bats of Sue Muller, Kelly Phillips, Lori Devlaeminck, covered witll include riding gear and Teresa VanRaay, Karen Williams safe* _ , pre,: raea•pheparatRie; in- and Judy Steeper• r l IS biireit;mc►+t,_ Pebble Lord was the w: br: t tum Lt: etc. pais a few ifor Crediton. _ 'ULM tle : - tut on tuning. . Parents are recommended to at- tend a short maintenance clinic designed especially to show them how to direct and help their child in maintenance and protection. Participants will be given on -track 1 instructions, starting with walking the track, picking out the best line, and discussing alternate lines for chang- ing conditions, starts and braking drills and jumping techniques the safe way, will all be covered. Registration will take place from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Clinic participants who are under the age of 18 must have one of their parents present at registration. The clinic will get under- way at 9 a.m. sharp and will end at approximately noon. The opening house league race will follow the clinic, at 2 p.m. rounding a complete day of training, activity and fun at Canada's friendliest, inpsy complete motorcycle and ATV Mi- tre. Total cost including one year membership in the Hully Gully Com- petition Club is only 125. Double header weekend Clinton Fairgrounds and Bully Gul- ly hosted some of the best racing seen yet this year. Riders from all over CC- tario and Michigan battled it out for a 12,000 purse at the first Double Header of the season. John Munn of Hensall was a winner in the beginners class and Chuck Col- lins, Varna was home first in open modified and second in 250 modified. The next A.T.V. event is scheduled on June 22 at Bully Gully in Varna. Slopitch results Exeter ladies' slowpitch league is well underway with five of the -scheduled 18 nights completed. Some rained out games are yet to be played for May 15 and will be reported as they are played. Games scheduled for May 29 pro- duced scores of 5-3 South Huron Hospital oyer Huron Park Devils; Ex- eter Indianettes squeaked by Downtown Dollies 10-9; Sundowners took Canadian Tire 17-10 and Good Times over Gib 0 Sockettes, former- ly JJ's 17-8. Rain held off June 5 as Good Times took the Sundowners 6-1, Indianettes doubled Canadian Tire 14-7, Hospital dropped Sockettes 9-2 and Downtown Dollies clipped the Albatross Angels 10-3. • Congratulations to Sundowners and Exeter Indianettes for their success in the recent Inndians tournament. Many of the local teams are par- ticipating in the annual homecoming tournament this weekend. Standings GT 4/ SHH 4 Indianettes 3 Sockettes 2 Sundowners 1 DDonies 1 IIPDevils 1 CanTire 1 AlbAngels 0 '-. L 0 0 1 3 2 2 2 4 3 Pts 8 8 6 4 2 2 2 2 0 Best advertising comes from completely satisfied customers This is just one of the many letters received over the past years. - June 1/86 RR 1 Sea forth, Ontario Bully Gully Varna, Ontario Attention Randy Collins: Dear Randy:ommend Andy and your service dap I would.like to rtment for the prompt provided me this courteous service ed they on Thursday past wpek• cpm which, though minor, im- mobilized a problem The bike was picked bike. was all ready up Friday by your staff and Saturday forFri eawhen I called first thing form I a preciate the work of a con - morning• p competent service depart- scientious, often, their efforts go depart- ment. Too unrecognized. Yours, PA;dz 6‘Pfl° V •r u L co, Jr,v:);iu.)2O(.1a.1.1r )111i11 - YtAJ r'. Stir •its gli • �a. `i. . I NTRODUCI NG FINESSE ANTI CORROSION SYSTEMS "FINESSE OFFERS" * ALUMINIZED CORROSION INHIBITOR * UNDERBODY CORROSION PROTECTOR * FABRIC/ CARPET STAIN PROTECTOR * PICK UP TRUCK CORROSION PROOF BEDLINER FABRIC/CARPET PROTECTOR This material once applied, will eliminate most common stains including salt stains and will keep your car interior like new for years to come. Fabric Protection LIQUID BED LINER for PICK UP TRUCKS E*,lYntse corrosion rwa b your pick u bud Once FINESSE Bed Liner Applied You Can Keep Your tied Liner Lie• New *• Stops Corrosion * Reduces Maintenance * Increase Resale Value * Textured Finish * Fast Drying * Flexible Strength * Adheres to Ban Metal * Adheres to Painted Metal * Resists Chemical. * Resists Gasoline Undercoating on now vehicles backed by 10 year warranty PLUS Complete Car Cloanup • Call Jim for a free estimate ) 1