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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-08-13, Page 16EXPRESS IN PLAYOFFS — The Exeter txpress senior baseball team is currently in playa the left are manager Joe Fulop, Doug Fairbairn Jeff Fuller, and coach Glenn Thurman. 'i/ T.baII winds up at Ski a Reid; Dods and Bert Scftilbe, a0 of Bayl;ieki area, May and Orval &ba e of Thatriesville and Mrs. Eninta Schilbe, Zurich. They enjoyed seeing the big chute lifting the pleasure ships up and down in their travels. . Four-year-old Correy Nicholson, of Courtright, spent a few holdiays with his great aunt and uncle, Dorothy and Lorne Fenner. Dinner guests last Sun- day with the Fenners were Don and Mabel Fraser, and Clyde and Evelyn Nicholson. Ken and Ortha Baker, visited Sun- day evening with his sister, Loraine and Roland Neil, at Ailsa Craig. Hugh and I, accompanied by Les and Marjorie Adams, of Exeter, visited Sunday afternoon with Ernie and Ann Morenz, at their summer - home at I . mash. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The T -ball wind up party was held Wednesday night at Bonnie and Mike Erickson's home. The children had a swim in the pool, followed by hot dogs and ice cream for lunch. Ron and Joanne Pickering were their coaches and they wish to thank their team for presenting them with T shirts. The mites baseball team had their end of moan party at Joan and Scott Sweitzers. The children had a swim in the pool, games, hot dogs and cake and ice cream for lunch. The mites coaches were Pat O'Rourke and Joan Sweitzer. The children and, coaches received trophies. Personals Quite a number of folks in this area s. Shown from attended the beef and pork barbecue Wednesday evening at Jack Ridd'ell's farm, sponsored by the'Huron- Middlesex Liberal Association. Harold and Lucille Vincent, Lori, Mike and Michelle, silent the holiday weekend at a cottage near Owen Sound. Ross and Evelyn ,Pickering have returned home after a week's holidays with cousins in Manitoba. They spent five days in Dauphin, where they saw the Ukranian Festival being celebrated,plus one day In Brandon and another day in Winnipeg. Evelyn reported the crops were excellent in the areas where they visited. Ken and Ortha Baker have return- ed from a week's camping at Port Severn near Honey Harbour. Other relatives accompanying them were Elsie and Jake Reder, Bob and Marg USBORNE GIRLS WIN — Us . orne won t e 'A' title of the weekend area pee wee girls softball tourna- ment. Back, left, coaches DanWallis and Larry Ballantyne. Centre, Vicky Argyle, Allison Jaques, Sheri Regier, Sherri Coleman, Sheryl Oke, Andrea Francis, Carrie Oke, Lisa Hendrick, Tina Taylor, Linda Hardeman and Linda Wallis. Front, Tammy Rhode, Tracy Bullock, Sarah Kerslake, Tiffany Tryon, -Kerry Manders, Jayne Rowe, Tonya Riehl, Laura Hardeman and Mary -Lynn Oke. Missing was Deanne Bollan- tyne. T -A photo Tourney action Ausable soccer successful July 26 and 27, the Ausable Soccer League held its first annual full team senior soccer tournament. It was a great success with even the weather co-operating very well. With the showers Friday night, the pitch was in excellent shape for the first game at 10:00 Saturday morning. The tournament consisted of two division made up of three teams apiece. First division was made up of teams from Exeter, Grand _ Bend, Real West (London) and the second Local racers fare well A summer weekend of A.T.V. Supercross racing blasts off next Saturday night at Western Fairgrounds kicking off two days of A.T.V. Supercross racing, the wildest motorsport racing to hit North America yet. The London International A.T.V. Supercross will have top Ontario A.T.V. riders, plus expert racers from Quebec and the United States. Riders will be coming to London to compete for a purse of over $2,500.00. Added bonuses for the riders include con- tingency prizes from the A.T.V. manufacturers. The track will be constructed on the racetrack as well as the infield com- plete with double jumps, berms, stut- ter bumps and tight hairpin corners. Spectators will be entertained by some of the best A.T.V. racing to be seen anywhere. Watch our for local rider Terry McQregor in the 200 stock class rac- ing from Kippen! Shuffleboard - Another good turnout enjoyed Wednesday's regular suffleboard ac- tivities at the South Huron Rec Centre. Pearl McKnight was best for the ladies with a score of 434. Next came Jean ,Johns 405 and Grace Chapman 382. Top score for the men of 440 was compiled by Laverne Stone. He was followed by Charlie Tindall 427 and Howard Johns 407. division consisted of Nairn and two teams from Stratford, they being Stratford Hotel and Harloff Paving. The top two teams from each divi- sion, decided by a round robin, squared off for the A trophy. This trophywas donated by RSDSport Den. In the A final, Harloff Paving defeated Real West by a score of 2 to nil. The B trophy donated by MacLeans Sports, was decided by Grand Bend defeating Stratford Hotel 2 to nil in a very hard fought match. The C trophy was awarded to Nairn, who capitalized on Exeter's in- ability to put the ball in the net dur- ing the whole tournament. Nairn won on extra penalty shots as both Exeter and Nairn ended tied after five penal- ty shots each. Joe Martens, not being Exeter's Lucan slopitch nearing conclusion With just three games left for each team in the Lucan men's Slo-pitch league this season, definite positions have developed in the league. Deb- bie's Kitchen are in solid first place and need only a win in their remain- ing games to clinch the top position. However, second, third and fourth position are up for grabs as Toohey's Tigers, Town Criers and Jungle Joose Jets are fighting it out respectively for these spots. . The Grand Central Hotel have fifth spot locked up and the Lucan Lions- bring ions bring up the sixth and final spot in the league. Please don't forget to come on out and cheer on your favourite players at the Wean Rec League as they form an all-star team to tangle an all-star team from Crediton. The game is set for 8 p.m. Friday, August 15 in Lucan. Hope to see you there. Standings Team Debbie's Kitchen Toohey's Tigers Town Criers Jungle Joose Jets Grand Central Lion's Club regular goalie, did an excellent job on the shots, turning aside several well aimed shots to keep Exeter even, besides taking a shot of his own and scoring. Nairn won on the sudden death shots on the sixth shot. The Ausable Soccer League wishes to thank both MacLeans Sports and RSD Sport Den for their valued support. Special thanks to Martin DeBruyn, Ed Mommersteeg, John Fuller, Heery'"DeBPuyn, Shannon Houston and Tom Houston for the often thankless tasks they performed. Also special thanks to John Rasenberg and JMR Electric and the Exeter Soccer Club for their support to the senior soccer team this year and I'm sure years to come. • League Standings to August 10/86 W L T 7 - 1 3 2 Exeter Nairn Grand Bend Real West Lucan Taxandria 6 5 4 1 2 6 7 7 Business bowling tourney held The Exeter lawn bowling club held its annual Business and Bankers tour- nament for men's pairs, Wednesday. Sponsors who helped make this a success were Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, Credit Union, Royal Bank, Canadian Canners, Darl- ings IGA, and Veals Meat Market. Teams participated from London, Ingersoll, Forest, Seaforth, Clinton, Mitchell, Lucknow, Goderich, Strat- ford and Exeter. Brewer wins Lorne Brewer of Ailsa Craig has been leading the way on his Honda 125 the last three weeks in Motocross.ac- W L tion. He placed first in two house 16 6 league races at Hully Gully and add - 13 8 ed a first place finish in a CMA sane - 13 9 tioned race at Hully Gully. 13 9 He followed this with a fourth place 7 17 finish in another CMA sanctioned 3 18 race at MotoPark, Sunday. 4 Cr : , iton won the 'B' trophy in the weekend area pee wee boys fastball tourna- ment. Back, left, conches Wayne Ratz and Ken Glavin. Centre, Anhhony Glavin, Billy Wuerth, Poul Mar- tin, Greg Clarke, John Gallen, Dwayne Mellin and Doug Jones. Front, Jeff Ratz, Paul Nutt, Jeremy Mason, .Jeff Sweitzer, Rob Kramer and Dennis Hodgins. Missing was John Paul Maurer. T -A photo 4 4 HOST AUSTRIAN VISITOR — Ortwin Lenz of Austria enjoyed a four wee Lions Exchange in t e Exeter area. From the left ore Exeter Lions Exchange chairmen Rick Sinnamon, Art and Joan Hunking, Ortwin Lenz, Rosemary Straw and Doug Jamieson. While in Exeter, he stayed with the Hunking, Straw and Jamieson families. DashwoOd Lutheran p icn is Iv MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran church held its an- nual Sunday School picnic Sunday afternoon with games put on by Sun- day School teachers. A bountiful pot luck dinner followed the Sunday mor- ning church service. Race winners were: Nursery class - Dean Stewart; kindergarten (tied) Jamie Becker and Sean Maguire; grade 1 and 2 - Tommy Maguire; grade 3 and 4 - Derick Rader; older children - David Maguire; young men - Craig Miller. Wheel barrow races: young children - Tommy Maguire and Jason Becker; older children - Craig Miller and Terry Feltz; kick the slipper (tied) Joey Keller and Terry Feltz; water balloon throw - Terry Feltz and New owners at Clandeboye store New owner Marnie McKidd, of Clanduboye General Store, takes ,,possession'Friday from the Carter's who have been in business for twen- ty five years. They wish to thank their many customers for their ,business over the years and hope they will con- tinue to shop in Clandeboye. Clarence and Barbara have purchased a home in Mooreville. Mrs. Ivy Rousseau and daughter, Michelle, of Denny, Sterlingshire, Scotland, are spending three weeks with their sister and aunt, Irene Lynn, Gerald and family. Several from this area attended the Old Time Fiddlers weekend at Shelbourne, including Chuck and Bet- ty Coughlin, Jack and Marion Hodgson, Alan and Ruth Hill, Clarence and Barbara Carter, Cecil and Marie Lewis and Larry and Lin- da Lewis. Craig Miller. Three relays were en- joyed by all. A candy scramble was held for all ages; guessing the weight of the watermelon was Beverly Keller. Personal% Stacey Rader spent a few days with her grandma, Mary Rader; Derick Rader spent a few days with his un- cle and aunt, Fred and June Miller, Zion; Stephanie Rader was a house guest with Paul and Angela Watson. Pastor and Mrs. Mellecke visited with Jay and Judith Lemanski, Temperance, Mi. and at Toledo, Ohio. Jeff Hayter, Toronto, spent a few days at his parents' home, Bob and Gloria Hayter. George Tieman is a patient at University Hospital, London. WAITING FOR ACTION — Joe Martens of the Exeter Centennial Senior Soccer club waits for the play at thq net during the recent Ausable Soccer league tourna- ment held in Exeter. Jack and Flossie Cudmore celebrated their 40th wedding an- niversary at the hall in Dashwood Saturday evening. Guests were pre- sent from Boston, . Massachusetts, Calgary, Kingston, Toronto, Michigan, Gravenhurst, Stratford, London, Guelph, Grand Bend, Zurich and Dashwood. Dancing was held followed by a delicious lunch. A good time was had by all. Lorne Miller is a patient in Univer- sity Hospital, London. Tracey Wolfe and Jennifer Millson, London, spent the weekend with Mrs. Aldene Wolfe. Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Wedding anniversary congratula- tions to Mr. and Mrs. William Arm- strong who were married 14 years. August 11 and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schenk whose anniversary is August 12. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator spent the weekend at Southampton with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pfaff who have a trailer there. Also visiting them were Mrs. Elaine Parsons and family and John McAdams RR 1 Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glanville and Jody RR 2 Parkhill were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator. t'ne sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from II Kings 2:1-11 titled "The Grandest Man In The Testament" and is was Elizah. In howital at South Huron are Leonard Wein and Mrs. Ruby Masnica; at St. Josephs, London is Gerry Smith. Mrs. Betty Mae Isaac and Mrs. Gloria Martin have returned home. CABBAGE PATCHERS — Casandra, Paul and Katherine Harding and Jennifer Cook performed in the Cabbage Patch Circus in Saturday's Granton Fun Days parade. T -A photo Gr�nton Fun Day celebrations By MRS. E. SUMMERS Univic, Harry Foster, Rob Harrett, Granton At the St. Thomas Anglican Church, the Rev. F. Braby of Stratford was in charge of the service and based his sermon on the ministry of Jesus Christ when he was on earth and on the tranfiguration. The service at St. Thomas will be held next Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Braby will take the service. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family'of the late Mrs. Ruth Ernst of Wayne Michigan, who passed -away August 7. The late Mrs. Ernst was a sister of Mrs. Robert Hardie of. Grantgn. Granton Fun Day The Village of Granton was very fortunate to have such nice weather forit heir annual fun day celebrations on Saturday. There had been a lot of talent put into decorating floats, carts and vehicles with wheels. The costumes were very original. The names of -winners in the parade are as follows: Walter Riddell, grand prize; consolation prizes went'to the following: Jim Riddell, Ann Hill, Jay Sandy Westman, Carol Hudson, A. Moriety, G. Lorie Dekoke, G. Kenny. C. Davis, Nora Wissel, Ron Funston. D. Shearme, Edith Mulholland, E. Rodak, K. Brown, Bill Westman, D. Duncan, B. Vandetten, Betsy Bakker. J. Gaaraerro, David DQughlas, Terry and Kenny French; second. Space Ship. sponsors Bill Attridge, Strat- ford, Gary Barker, Granton, Shane Barker, Kendre Barker. Sean At- tridge. Jenny Blake, Caralee Gill; third, ('anary Mary, Mary Jones and Jim Oliver. Riders on horses, Darren Bilyea: second, Dwane Bilyea. Giesen, Patty Elliot, George Weston, Two wheelers: first Michael Paul Dykeman, Bill Attridge. Shearme, second Becky Bryan, third A vote of thanks is extended to the Jay Funston, fourth David Burnett; donors of these awards. They were all Three wheeler: first Tonya supplied by the local business Westman, second [aura Dickenson, establishments. third Jessie Aldrich: Large floats: first, Guy Westman. Wheel push: first Virginia Roloson, Tammy Barber, Josie Anderson, second Greg Penner. Andy Penner, Sean Westman, Ben Bakker, Bill Pew third Shearme. nington; second, Granton 411 Club Wheel pull: first Kim .tones, Kelly (Bug Busters), Kayline Roloson, Lisa and Bryan, second Paul 'Harding, Mardlin, Sylvia Beatson, Melanie Casandra Harding and Katherine Beatson, Becky Bryan, Pam Waters, Harding,.Jennifer Cook, third Dwane Mavis Harmsworth, Bret Harm- Mills, fourth Jane Duncan. sworth and Andrew Bryan; third, On foot: first Tammy ('arall, Tam - Granton Forresters Restaurant, Val my Rock, Shane Rock. Grey Meads, Middleton driver. Antique Cars: First second Greg Ellis, Janine Ellis, third prize Bill Weston. Model T. Ford. David Riddell, fourth Jamie Iloar, Small floats: fit'st, Duke and Jason Hardie, Joel Pincombe, Gary Duchess of Granton. Marlene. Jenine Hoar.