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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-25, Page 9sr:- (BedQuciitel'/)M 2 PC. BRAEMORE $749 SOFA SUITES w f r!kT Record now .at 7-14iti • • Stingers add The Huron Park Stingers chalked up two' more wins to put their record at seven wins and one loss in the WI - County Ladies Fastball League. Wednesday, the Stingers scored a decisive win of 10-2 over Mt: Brydges and on Sunday, the score was 912 over Dahchesteg• In Mt, Bridges, a home run by Carol Windsor, hits by Sheila Peahale, Debbie ,bleNa4iton and walks by Kina MemwM, Sherry Civ T?�� K`.- yM�rr ? R r -t Syr !• l. `. v t(14GfrePt• k•5.TolaC` ay two more wins te,M; Tlrnes-Advcx:ute, June 25, 1986 Nickles and Heather Smith gave the The winning pitcher was Carol -Stingers a 7-2 lead after the fifth in, Windsor. ning. A double by ',Ina McConni11 and On Sunday, Lithe first inning Chris single by Janice Capitan and a walk Beata and Carol Windsor crossed the by Carol Windsor crossed the plate to plate to give the Stitygers a 2-0 lead give the Stingers their decisive win. over Dorchester. In the second, singles by Chis Beach, Carol Wind- , sor, Laura Lee Nickles and a walk by Sherry Nickles prodneed four mbre runs. A walk in the fifth by Sherry. Nickles and sixth inning singles by Sheila Penbale and Carol Windsor -.crossed the plate to give the Stingers their decisive win. The winning pitcher was Lina .McConnell who had four strike -outs, ''wjth relief coming from Carol Wind- sor who also had four strike -outs. This weekend, the Stingers are in Lucknow for a tournament and the next home game will be Sunday, Ju - 1}) 6 at 4:00p.m. in Huron Park with Mt. Brydges supplying the opposition. BASKETBALL AWARDS — Rob Tait at the left won the Mike Prendergast Memorial Award at Wednes- day's SHDHS athletic banquet. Next are Irene Brand, Mike Clark and Scott Merrylees who shared the John Peters Memorial Award. T -A photo Now motorists can eat their highway victims Changes in wildlife regulations will allow people to keep game killed in automobile accidents or by other in- cidental causes, by reporting and registering the animal with the Ministry of Natural Resources. l "These changes, effective July 1, 1986, will provide a consistent way to handle the road kill situation across the province," said Natural Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio. These new regulations will require a person who acquires an animal for his own use to report the accidental death of black bears, deer or moose immediately to the MNR district of- fice nearest to where the animal was killed. Other animals or birds such as caribou, elk, eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, vultures, or fur -bearing animals must be reported within two working days. In addition to reporting the death of an eagle, falcon, hawk, owl or vulture, the carcass must be taken to any local MNR office for inspection and registration within five days of the death. A certificate will be issued, 311011 TERM $100,000 or more. Term 30-59 days. All rates subject to change without notice. ON YOUR MONEY 55,000-525,000. $25,000-$50,000. Term 30-59 days. Term 30-59 days. 421fSTANDARD ''RUST 235-1060 BRANCHES IN MEAMIVILLE • •LENhEw • MUNPTON • CALOARY • CHATHAM • ESSEX • EXETER • OOOENCN • HAMILTON • MARKN� HAM NPERRY MONTREAL•NEWMARKET • PAS • PERTH • PICTON • PORT •REOINA • SASKATOON • TORONTO • WWOHAM • WINNIPEG • WOOOSTOCK • MMICMIVE MEMBER - Canada Deposd Insurance Corpo,aI,on and, in the case of a fur -bearing animal, a licence to possess the animal. This new system of registering and reporting accidental deaths and receiving certificates confirming that the animal was properly reported or registered will also provide taxider- mists with easy proof that animals in his/her service are lawfully owned by his/her clients. "By implementing these regula- tions we cap better record accidental- ly killed wildlife and help to control the unlawful possession of game," said Mr. Kerrio. For more information: MNP District Offices or Wildlife Informa- tion, Toronto (416) 965-4251. GENERAL ELECTRIC MICROWAVE OVEN SALE MOUNTS UNDER KITCHEN CABINETS Leaves you more counter space' 1 General Electric Spacemaker 11 .8 cu. ft. Compact Microwave Oven • 5 power levels • 100 minute timer • Deluxe Under Cabinet Mounting System • Time cooking • Temperature Probe • Auto Roast • Whole Meal Cooking shelf Over 75 units in stock All on sale from $29995 Include our service FREE MICROWAVE SCHOOL We Service W at We DRYSDALE MAJOR CENTRE LTDE. HENSALL 262.2728 Ontario CLOSED MONOArS Our 41st Year OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL THE PLACE TO BUT APPLIANCES 9 P• Ladies tackle Texas game'" ` On Wednesday evening, 48 ladies participated in a Texas Scramble at Ironwood Ladies Night Golf. The event was sponsored by Labatts'. The team to come in with the lowest. score was Lynne Farquhar, Audrey Joynt, Shirley Nixon and Marg Green with a 36. Close behind was the team of Janet Wedlake, Joan Heywood, Ruth Mercer and Sheri Gilfillan with a 37. The team whose ball went in the creek the least times was Kelly Liv- ingstone, Karen Gaul, Susan Czypha and Mary MacGregor. Longest drive was won by Lynne Farquhar and Valerie Scott won closest to the pin. Next week's event will be sponsored by MacLeans. Holtzmann wins again Shuffleboard play continues Shuffleboard continued at the rec centre this week with Pearl McKnight posting the high score of 312. Steve Hrapchak followed with a 297 and placning in order for third and fourth were Albert Hummel. at 248 and M. Eizenga with a 235. Weatherman big winner Exeter Ladies slowpitch teams con- tinue their battle with the weather- man, managing to get in some rainouts between cloudbursts during the past two weeks. Albatross Angels downed South Huron Hospital 10-7 while Downtown Dollies took Good Times 7-6 in games originally scheduled for June 12. Huron Park Devils and Exeter In- dianettes are scheduled to play their rainout of June 12, Friday night June 2'1 in Kirkton. Sundowners and Sockettes braved the weather June 12 with Sundowners the victors by a 7-6 score. June 19 was "lucky nine" night with South Huron Hospital taking the In- dianettes 9-5, Huron Park Devils burned the Sundowners 9-6 and Downtown Dollies flattened Canadian Tire 9-6. Good Times took Albatross Angels 10-0. Standings W L pts GT 5 1 10 SHH 5 1 10 EI 3 2 6 DD • 3 2 • 6 SD $. ,,.3. Sockettes 2 4 HPD 2 '2 4 AA 1 4 2 CI' 1 5 2 Tuesday night the Ironwood Men's Club enjoyed the Gentlemen's Choicer special night. Dave Holtzmann topped "A" flight with a low gross of 36 followed by Stu Homuth's 40. "A" Flight low net was won by Mark Cronyn with a 34 with Jamie Gaul's 34 in as runnerup. Victorious in "B" flight was Don Hoarde with a 40 followed by Dave - Jackson's 41. Larry Wein capped low net honours with a 32 while "B" net bridesmaid was Bill Steele with a 32. "C" Flight honours went to Bob Drummond with 41. Runnerup was But? Laye at 41. Divisional low net was awarded to Basil Chase with a 32 followed by 33 brought in by Gerry MacLean. Andy deBoer captured "D" flight by turning in a 50. Close was Lee Web- ber at 51. "D" flight low net went to Jan Van Haarlem whose score of 35 beat Wilmer Ferguson by one stroke. Nearest the pin on no. two was Dan Gowan while, nearest the pin on four was Bill Mickle. Next Tuesday isFrayne Chev-Olds night. Former resident wins at bowling The Exeter • Lawn Bowling Club hosted a mere pairs tournament spon- sored by the Exeter Legion. A total of 16 teams participated from London, Mitchell, Seaforth, CEoderich, St• Marys and Exeter. A former Exeter resident, now from Mitchell, Walter Westbrook took top honours with three•wins and 49. Second was Doug Haskins from Lon- don who had three wins and 46. Third was Mel Brady, Seaforth with two wins and 47. Cliff Ashton from Clin- ton with two wins and 46 came fourth and John Patterson of Seaforth came fifth with a score of two wins and 45. Peter McFalls and son, Jason, took the consolation prize with a final game win of 18. Claybird Gun Club Trap Scores Jody Mosurinjohn John Rempel George McCormick Dwight Monck Scott Rader Vic Wolf Vic Rempel George Rempel June 22 23 21 20 19 16 14 13 11 1 CHARITY GOLF Enthusiastic supporters of the good work done by the.luewater Shrine Club for children in Orthopoedic or burn cen- tres, G,us Gregus, Exeter, Gib Dow, t wner of Ironwood Golf Club, John Robinson, Clinton and Ron Heywood, Heywood Sports, Clinton, enjoyed good'golt and good comradeship at Tuesday's tournament at Oakwood Inn and Golf Club. i IRONWOOD OPEN and in excellent condition GOLF CLUB Located 1. mile E. of Exeter off Highway 83 -suzuKi $89O° Days atSI I3LL?nine VARNA, ONT. Phone 262-3318 (HWY rt4, NORTH OF HENSALL. 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