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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-04-15, Page 19TOPS IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS — Paul DeJonge receives a trophy from assistant rec supervisor Jaci Lyndon for ac- cumulating the most points in intramural sports at Centralia Col - T -A photo lege. BEST IN CCAT VOLLEYBALL -- Assistant rec supervisor Jaci Lyndon presents awards to Lee Smith, Rob Neubrand and Ed Vanderploeg as top individuals on the school's men's volleyball team. Registration for Dashwood Men's and Ladies' Slow Pitch Leagues For more information contact: Jean Weigand 237-3418 Susanne Smith 237-3564 Sign-up sheets are posted at Doug 8 Nancy's General Store, Dashwood, Merner's Meats, Dashwood, Tenderspot, Zurich, MacLeans, Exeter, IGA Ex- eter, IGA Grand Bend. Y JIjanI2 0 cc The Exeter Novice Optimist Bombers Parents & Coaches Thank the Exeter Legion for the use of their hall for their season wrap up party. ' " McGillivray Minor Softball Registration Wed., April 22, 7 - 9 Sat., April 25, 10 - 12 at McGillivray Township Hall $8 per child; $10 late registration frelmaxarroolxissireola Lucan Community Memorial Centre Has Summer Ice Available from July 25 to Sept. 1 Mon. - Fri. (Evenings only ) Weekends (days or evenings) `65.00 per hour Book now for your group, organization, skating par- ty, hockey training camp, or weekend tournament. Call Lucan Arena at 227-4221 wormixesxor 1 Exeter & Area Jr. Hawks Annual Meeting Mon., May 11, 8:00 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre • Nominations for Executive positions should be sent or phoned to: Gord Rook 228-6393 Paul Charrette 235-0515 Kathy Whiteford 235-1799 Al Quinn 235-2902 Amendments to the constitution must be in the hands of Gord Rook by April 27, 1987 Exeter & Area Jr. Hawks Extends thanks to all the sponsors, advertisers and fans who supported us during the '86-87 season. Please come out to a free ddnce on May 8th at South Huron Rec Centre at 9:09 p.m. Times -Advocate, April 15, 1987 Page 3A Moot to discuss fisheries management The Wingham District of 'the Ministery of Natural Resources is holding a public meeting to discuss the District Fisheries Management Plan. It is scheduled for April 21 at the Clinton Legion hall at 7:30 p.10. The purpose of this meeting is to provide the public with the opportuni- ty to discuss this draft plan. "The plan is the culmination of a process which examined the produc- tion capabilities of the, fisheries resource, the demand placed upon it by users and the factors which have prevented full resource benefit from being realized," said District Biologist Mike Malhiot. " "Targets were identified as a Means ot measuring progress in the. management of the resource. The target for angling opportunities by the year 2000 includes an increase, over current use. of 15 percent for warm water species and 73percent for cold water species." he added. Some of the significant manage- ment programs which will be im- plemented include`. • effortswill be increased to involve the public in the management of fisheries; • greater -emphasiswill be placed - on protectingfish habitat when alter- natives to watercourses are requested (ex. drainage works, stream cross darn--eo • ' I , • 400,000 lake: troutor lake trout hybrid will be planted annually in the Point Clark area of Lake Huron "We all have a stake in Ontario's everyone who is interested in the management locally, to attend this fisheries," said Acting District future of Ontario's fisheries, general- upcoming meeting and make their Manager Harr . Orr. "I encourage. Iy; and the strategies for fisheries concerns known." BEST OF THE SAINTS -- At We nes • ay's awar s nig t of entre is o lege, hoc ey coach Frank Funston presented individual awards to members of the Saints Tony Chaffe, Bill Haines, Mike Day and Joe Tiest. Gay Lea -760_cut>_I curlers rr s had The third annual season of Gay Lea 1 er onspiels is complete. Seven -hundred and sixty curlers par- ticipted in nine events held in - southern Ontario where (:ay Lea has begin ing.in.1990-if hatchery -supplies-= are available: - • 60.000 yearling rainbow trout will be planted annually in cold water tributaries of Lake Huron: • 15,000 yearling brook trout will be planted annually in cold water streams: . • stream rehabilitation programs will be expanded and the public will be encouraged to adopt creeks and undertake their own projects. Some of the -options which receiv- ed serious consideration but which were rejected included: " - • establishingfly fishing only and no -kill sections:. - • producing chinook salmon in provin- cial hatcheries for stocking in Lake Huron; • continuing -to stock catchable -size trout (put and take) in ponds where other trout fishing oppor- tunities are available nearby. --a-presence. - of the nine bonspiels. two were all ladies. one was a husband and wile 'spiel. one incorporated junior players and.the remaining' live Were mixed Gay Lea insists that the events must be ladies only or mixed. This Marks the end of the sixth year that (.ay Lea has been involved with curling It began in 1!182 with the II- derton Ladies Two -Day Bonspiel and has been evolved through the (;ay I. eta Nlatespiel concept to the present liet - ter flutter Ronspiels "-We feel that curling is a great sport for us to -he involved with.- said Vince' -Kishimoto. Gay Lea's marketing manager. "It gives us an opportunity to put something back in- to the community where we have a presence and to -sample our products to an enthusiastic group of curlers'-. Many of the bonspiefs acted as a catalyst to bring all the club members together for a single event. At some of the smaller clubs the majority 01 the members wew-involved either as Swat wins, participants, organizers. kitchen help or spectators. • dart crown The regularschedule of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was com- pleted Friday night and the Swat " team emerged, as league champions with 11.2 games to their credit. - Georgie Sims recorded the most game wins for the ladies with :30 and Dan Heywood was best -for the male competitors at 42. This week's scores were as fol lows : Itchy Niters 5 Salt -and Pepper 0 Odd Ones 5 Trailers 0 DJ's 4 McGrundy 1 The H's 4 Shiphunters 1 Outlaws 3 011ie's Best 2 Canscotts 3 Smurfs 2 ' Swat :3 Lost Flights 2 Southenders 3 Scotties 2 The league playoffs get underway Friday night. High scores in shuffleboard The high scores at Tuesday's regular shuffleboard competition in six games were shared by Joe Gosar and Harold Beaver with identical 536's. Next in line were Meine Eizenga 378 and Allan Johns 314. Olive Essery was best for the ladies in six games with a score of 424. Next came Pearl McKnight 330 and Verda Lightfoot 295. Five game scores for the men were Howard Johns 450. Mahlon Ryckman 297 and. John Pepper 277. Olive Essery was back in the limelight Wednesday with a 514 mark to lead the ladies in the six game set. Other top scores were Verda ' Lightfoot 391 and Jean !fern 348. Leading the male participants were John Eberle 473. Ross Richardson 460 and Joe Gosar 422. At the final event of the year. held in Teeswater. Liz Cross. the Gay Lea co-ordinator of the events. announc- ed that "Gay Lea is pleased with its association with curling and will un- doubtedly return for a seventh year of support." Exeter & Area Minor Hockey Association Incorporated Annual Meeting oli April 29th at 7:30 p.m. at the S.H.R.C. Everyone welcome Anyone interested in running for an executive or directors position please contact: Tom McCann 235-0307 Paul Charrette 235-0515 Sue Guenther 235-1683 1 IRONWOOD Tues. Night Men's Club Tees off the 1987 season Tuesday, April 21st Everyone welcome! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ HURON MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. Exeter Takes pleasure in welcoming RON RADER to their sales team Ron Rader 235-0363 or 1-800-265-3476 ■ • ■ IN ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ PUSII UP YOUR PERFORMANCE! Spring Tune -Up Special FREE spark plugs with each tune-up 6 cyl. Fraynes Limited time service and parts special offer ends , April 30 87. For A C equipped cars see our air conditioning spring special. Now is the time to have your. A C checked out. FREE Spark Plugs Symptoms Rough idling? Periodic stalling? No pawng pep? Frustrating starts? Visiting the pumpsimanngine that frequently. 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