HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-08-20, Page 98
Times -Advocate, August 20, 1996 Page 9
Arg ; ,/
Localsread for Senior Games
Y
ACTIFFEST'88, a 'catch' phrase for
the FIRST Ontario Senior Games
playoffs, is sponsored by the Older
Muft Centres' Association ei Ootati0.
!' the Ministry of Tourism and Recrea-
tion, and the New Horizons Program.
Over 1,000 seniors, age 55 and older
are expected to participate in these
I II
Wit
HIBBERT GIRLS WIN — Hibbert won the 'A' championship of the weekend bantam girls softball tourna-
ment with an extra inning win over Crediton. Back, left, Susan Dearing, Sherri Elliott, Lee Ann Lannin,
Joan Kerslake, Brenda McKinnon, Cathy Smote, Lee Ann Dow, Sondra Freestone and coach Carolyn
Harris. Front, Trudy Quance, Teresa Freestone, Lisa Gardiner, Taunya Van Allen, Michele Harris and
Tracy Quance. Missing were Shannon Galbraith, Debbie MacLeod, Joanne Millar and assistant coach
Wanda Martin. T -A photo
Ironwood ladies
The first week of playoffs started
Wednesday evening for the Ironwood
ladies golf club. The night was spon-
sored by A&H Food Market.
Many good scores were recorded
with Marlene Parsons posting a 43
and Janet Wedlake close behind with
a 44.
Maria Ryder, Jean Little, Phyllis
Hayman and Bonnie Ross were
awarded prizes for hidden boles.
Lowest putts were recorded by Barb
Dietrich and Lorna Russell.
Skins winning for the event were
given to Marlene Parsons. Next week
will be sponsored by Massey
Ferguson.
Best Interest
10
1 4•/* Guaranteed
4 Investment
Certificates
* subject to change
6aiser.Kneale
Insurance Brokers Inc.
Exeter Grand Bond
235.2420 238.8484
Clinton Homan God.rich
482.9747 262-2119 524-2118
HP BOYS WIN — Huron Par won the 'B' title in t e area bantam boys tournament and playoffs. Back,
left, coach Bob Watson, Steve Wilson, Steve Watson, Duane Costain, Jamie Tomes, Gary Broom, Dave
Bryson and coach Norm Wilson. Front, Jonathan Cooper, Ben Riley, Butch Riley, Greg Haggitt, Steve
Glavin. Rob Price and Robert Varlet'. T -A photo
11r
'B' CROWN TO US RNE — The c amp io of the wee en. it s •antam so tball tourney
P P 9 was
won by Usborne. Back, left, coach Ted Oke, Denise Kints, Lori Parker, Lynn Poortinga, Trina Poortinga,
Sheila Oke and coach Pete Dougall. Front, Sherry Kerslake, Sue Coates, Sheila Dougall, Chris Parsons
and Kelly Manders. Missing were Christie Eveland and coach Dove Dougall. T -A photo
Playground over
dor 1986 season
Playground is now over and we
would like to wish all playground
members a happy school year. We
would also like to thank everyone for
their participation in this year's
program.
Thanks are in order for Dave Shaw
for coming out and entertaining the
playground, Martial Arts for
demonstrating their skills for all and
to the police station Chief Hardy and
Sergeant Short for their help in the
July 17 bike rodeo.
Thanks to Save -U -Gas Bar for the
Bingo bongo
at Exeter club
August 12 was a sunny day and Ex-
eter Golf Club ladies played the bingo
bango bongo game. There was an ex-
cellent turnout.
Winners of the bingo bango bongo
point were Helen Wasnidge, Barb
Harrison, Wyn Galloway and Eileen
'tannic.
Best game was Dorothy Kipfer,
followed closely by Ifeipp Wasnidge.
Playoffs start next week.
N
Stephen Township Area
POWER 'RATIN* AND HOCKEY
FUNDAMENTALS
Power Skating
Sept. 1 to 5th
Ringette 6 - 7:30 p.m.
10-? 7:30-9p,m.
' Sept. 8th to 12th
Power Skating and
Hockey Fundamentals
Ages?- 106-7:30
Ages 10 ?7:30-9
Call to Register
Frank or Rob, 228-6425
•
Excellent Condition
THURSDAY IS SENIORS DAY
18 holes for $8.00
(Game must be completed by 4 p.m.)
IRONWOOD
235-1521 GOLF CLUB
Located 1 mile E. of Exeter off Highway 83
use of their station July 22 at our car
wash and Christie Eveland for the use
of her backyard and pool. The kids en-
joyed themselves. Lastly thanks to all
the kids who made the summer an en-
joyable one for all playground staff.
More sports on page 12
Inaugural games, hosted by the City
of Kitchener. In addition to friendly
competition, the games are designed
to promote socialisation and increas-
ed physical activity among seniors.
Individual districts held their own
games across Ontario throughout the
summer months. In this area (district
29), which encompasses Huron, Perth
and Middlesex counties, the games
were held in meter, in June with
more than =seniors participating.
Winners from these games will now
go on to ACTIFEST '88 in Kitchener
on August 28 and 27 where eight
playoff events will take place.
District 29 will be sending 32 par-
ticipants all together, accompanied
by .12 guests. Four seniors will par-
ticipate in Carpet Bowling, in crib-
bage, two in darts, four will play
euchre, two teams of five will com-
pete in five -plop bolwing, six men and
women in golf, four are playing shuf-
fleboard, and two will compete in
Snooker.
Representing District 29, from Ex-
eter, are Lorne Marshall and Mar-
shall Dearing who are one of the en-
tries in the shuffleboard competition.
SHUFFLEBOARD
Marshall Dearing with a score of
400 led the male competitors in
Wednesday's regular shuffleboard
play at the South Huron Rec Centre.
He was followed by Albert Hummell
397 and Steve Hrapchak 384.
Pearl McKnight was best for the
ladies with a score of 300. Next came
Blanche Johns 292 and Mabel
McKnight 283.
EXETER AND AREA HAWKS HOCKEY CLUB
OHA Jr. "D"
would like to announce that training camp for the
1986-87 season will begin Sunday, August 24 - 6:00
p.m. at the Huron Park Arena.
This camp is open t
If you would like
David Bogart
Head Coach
235-0847
o all Junior Aged Players.
more information, contact
or Dan Brintnell
General Manager
235-1958
9
8th Annual Barn Sale
USED MACHINE
ELOWOUT
August 22-24 Varna Location Only
We need room for all the new snowmobiles, so every used motorcycle, A.T.V., and piece
of power equipment has to go. Everything is one -of -a -kind. and it's first come, first serv-
ed. Here's a few examples of the wild prices we're offering:
MOTORCYCLES A.T.V.
1979 Honda Automatic1984 Honda 200X
with guarantee $599 An outstanding $
certified Bargain! 999
1978 Honda 750 complete with wind-
shield and Dynoguard $699
1978 Suzuki DS100 $199
What a deal!
1979 Kawasaki KM -100
Unbelieveable price! $399
•
POWER EQUIPMENT
Push mowers $995
(they even run)
Allis Chalmers 6 H.P.
Riding Mower $ 399
HONDA
MECHANICS SPECIALS
1980 Yamaha
IT -125
$99
1976 Yamaha . $199
XS 500
SNOWMOBILE
TRADES
. WELCOME
This Event
At Varna
Only
262-3318
=M• •ell•MilN====r=N�
RUST CONTROL SYSTEM
COUPON EXPIRES
AUGUST 31st, 1986
ONE COUPON PER
APPLICATION
EXETER MOTORS
Main Street North,
Exeter, Ontario
Rust Control Centre
"Keeping You and Your Car Tog.- .er t jer
$500
DISCOUNT
n�1 Open Monday -Friday 8 a.m. o p •. and Saturday by appointment
= 1. DECADES OF RELIABLE _ _,31"►CE with ongoing research.
2. A WARRANTY YOU CAN TRUST — Good from,,Coa .t -to -
Coast.
3. The KROWN PRODUCT Protects your car's body 'y removing
moisture and creeping into nooks and crannies.
4. KROWN RUST PROTECTION is an annual maintenance
program to keep your car stronger, your family safer and your
investment protected.
5. BE THE BOSS — come and watch your car being treated with
a safe, clean product. It takes about an hour.
6. EQUALLY EFFECTIVE ON NEW OR USED VEHICLES.
Even rusty ones.
L.
1
s
r
s
1
s
5
To find out more call: 35-1100
========= mmmmm apaparistille • 111Nliakeeli Ai mei
coolviefilbasali ampai• in al Me isle Om MIME OM
•
1