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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-17, Page 15Season concluded Non�r top Ir.awd gOffors • Forrest placed second ttrlow net at 32, with Scott Pincombe close at 33. In "D" flight, Larry Taylor timely returned to form and won low gross with a 46. Close was Peter Hrudka and Dave Frayne at 47, with Wilmer Ferguson one shot back at 48. Dave Frayne generally shot the course to ribbons in scoring net •31, but four others equalled this fine perfor- mance. Andy Del3oer was awarded runnerup honours while Ken Herman led a second posse of four at net 34. Dave Frayne won the long drive competition on hole number one, with Jim Hoffman, Don Cowan and Bob Fletcher winning nearest the pin con- Tuesday, Ironwood Men's Club en- joyed excellent conditions preparatory to Sunday's annual wrap- up competition. Sponsored by Sher- wood (Exeter) Farm Machinery, Algoma Tire, and Frayne's General Store, the scores turned in reflected advanced championship form. Dave Holtzmann paced "A" flight low gross with another consistent 36, while second low gross honours was awarded to Don Gifford. Bob Fletcher was next on countback from a pack of six golfers tied at 41. In "A" net, Jamie Gaul decisively beat the op- position with a net 32, three strokes better than Don Currell who was run- nerup on countback from Ken Pinder. In "B" flight Dan Heywood shot 39 to win from Greg Lingeman at 42 and Blair Hearn at 43. Divisional low net honours went to Mike Brintnell at 33. Jon Dinney was second at 35 on count - back from an unlucky Randy Gilfillan. Allan Beattie was victorious in "C" flight low gross with a superb 37. This division showed surprising form as Jim Hoffman shot 40 to deservedly win low net honours. Second low gross was awarded to Rob Pryde at 43 on countback from John Maurer. Bob L ...with the New SUPER TOMAHAWK ChipperlShredderl • Chips branches up to 3" in diameter! • Shreds leaves, crop residues, vines, twigs, any organic matter with amazing speed) • State-of-the-art design and performance) Now available from: u EXETER ?351115 111111011 BLYTH 523/244, tests on hole numbers 6, 7 and 9 placed second in the groes category respectively. In the continuing just ahead of a fast -finishing Randy " ins" competition, Dave Evan*. Second in the net competition Holtzman won holes one and two, was Paul Charrette at 72, twostrokes while Don Cowan repeated his winn- better than Jack Fuller who had some fine moments, but missed a bell ringer on the 18th. In "B" flight, President Brad Mur- ray shot a sparkling round of 82 to win the low gross championship from Brian Taylor and Jim Russell at 84. Don Heywood also missed the 86 leader board in this hotly contested division, but outperformed the field to win divisional net championship at 69. Gino tiannandrea was second at net Please turn to page '4 A ing touch of last week and garnered holes three to six inclusive. Sunday, the Championships. were staged on a course that challenged but still played decidely fair given recent rains. Perhaps to no one's surprise, Dave Holtzmann won the "A" flight low gross championship with a score of 78. However, it was no easy win as Dave started the back nine three strokes down on the low net winner Don Gifford who shot 79. Stu Homuth. BEST IN GROSS PLAY Trophies club to gross winners in the four were presented at Sunday's flights. From the left are Dave windup for the Ironwood men's Holtzmann, Brad Murray, Perry T -A golf Knee photo IRONWOOD NET WINNERS — Ironwood men's golf club official 'Bill Steele presents net trophies to Don Gifford, Don Heywood, Ken Varley and Ken Herman. Gifford also won a set of golf clubs in a club draw. T -A photo r 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 limmoriiiparatIV Come and enloy BX -93 Roadrunners challenge the Centralia Re/Max Flyers Sept. 22, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. Centralia Community Park Sponsored by Centralia Flyers and Centralia Huron Park Lions. Food booth Admission $ 1.00 Proceeds to Centralia Community Park Shop for va l ue:a nd compare at: Ann Auto Repair Starting Wed., Sept. 17/86 for 2 weeks only Oil, lube and filter $ 99 for only: most cars Call now for appointment 235-2277 f ' Dear Bill, I have been a coach and soccer organizer in this town for the past 10 years or so. One of the biggest pro- blems the coaches have had in the past was parent support at their games. Not so bad when they are cute but once their voices change and hair grows on their faces things seem to change. Soccer always has had to compete with the summer weather, the golf outings and dad or mom's trip to the plate to strike out again and of course don't forget there is no M.H.L. for those kids to play in. Fan support is a reason that we have lost coaches in the past. You can only fit so many kids in one car. Some parents feel that a trip to the rec cen- tre is the only effort they have to make to get their child to the game. Well my reason for writing is total- ly opposite to the statements I have made above. As coach of the Exeter bantams (15 and 16 year old boys and girls) have finished our season on Saturday in Strathroy. We played 10 away games with distances ranging from 30 miles to 65 miles one way. A game in Wallacetown would get us home by about 10:30 p.m. When the season started I was a lit- tle worried going that far and find room for 18 kids in cars. Wel11I should have known better having been in- volved with most of these parents before. Their support this past season has been just fantastic and it has reflected in the attitude of my players. It has been a joy for me to be involved with these kids and I say to their parents thank you and congratulations on raising these kids as well as you have. Martin DeBruyn coach Exeter bantams • Exeter Soccer Club Annual Meeting Oct. 1, 1986 8 p.m. at the Rec Centre mi a�horf 10' In 0 • l I 5 O�" ,r Get $200 in FREE Polaris Clothing & Accessories! We've got an offer on a new Polaris Snrnlvmobile that you can't pass up—but you'd better hurry: (;et 8200 in FREE Polaris clothing & accessories—if you buy a new Polaris Snowmobile before October 15, 1986. You can take your choice of Polaris Jackets, txxits, helmets and more—or select exciting accessories that can help you have more fun on the trail' But get a move on—this special preseason offer is strictly a limited time value. So make tracks to your Polaris dealer fast! Polaris prices start al t2,549*. 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