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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-22, Page 20Paae 4A Times -Advocate, July 22, 1987 • RELAY CHAMPS — The Kirkton relay team took top honours in the girls open freestyle relay at the Kirkton-Woodham Inter -county swim meet Saturday. In the background is Beth Williams. Front, left: Lisa Ulch and Peggy Malone. Missing is Trina Mills. Goderich won the meet with 334 points. The combined team of St. Marys, Huron Pork and Kirkton-Woodham placed third with 245 points. Exeter was fourth with 214. KIRKTON SWIMMERS — These three girls were right in the thick of it Saturday afternoon at the Kirkton-Woodham pool where approx- imately 250 people took part in an Inter -county swim meet. From the left are: Kelly Sweetzir, a time -keeper at the event, Mary - Margaret Coward (first - medley relay, fourth- butterfly), and Megan McCormick (first - medley relay, first -individual medley, first- backcrawl, third -butterfly). Sweetzir is from St. Marys while the other two are from the Kirkton area. Holtzmann tops Ironwood Dave Holtzmann topped the 'A' flight of the Ironwood men's .club Tuesday with a low gross of 38. He was followed by Bob Fletcher who shot a 41. - -Low net in 'A' flight went to Will Chisholm who managed a 34. Haydon Gozzard•was low net runner-up. Brian Taylor was victorious in 'B' flight with a 39. He was followed by Wayne Pearce while Bill Chisholm capped low net honours with a 33. Chisnolm was followed closely by Ar- nold Mathers who shot a 34. Ron Heywood dominated 'C' flight with a 41. Runner-up was Frank Dubarry who recorded a 46. Divi- sional low net was awarded to Larry Brosel with a 34, followed by Bill Hodge. Ron Hunter captured 'D' flight by turning in a 49. Close on his heels was ' Ian VanHaarlem at 53. Low net in 'D' flight went to Gus Gregus whose score of 36 beat Jim Eenno. Nearest to the pin on number two was Al Taylor while Haydon Gozzard came closest on number nine. • Police olympics Jim Tomlinson, who was born and raised in Exeter, and'hasbeen with the London Police,Dept., for 27 years, decided to compete in the Police Olympics in Ottawa this year which were held this past weekend. He chose to compete in targetshooting, running and badminton. He won a gold medal in both runn- ing and shooting and a bronze medal in badminton. Tomlinson is the son of Marjorie Arthur. The quickest way to happy swimming *0%6 goo' "THE POOL THAT MAKES SENSE" •Pool erects itself with water level •No metal or wood parts •Pool is easily moveable to different locations *Material is a high quality ,polyester fabric with double faced PVC coating •1 metre wide strip will carry 6 tons •Ideal for family in town or in the country •FUNNY POOL will pass the winter in filled condi- tion in the open air. 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He will take his $25.00 voucher to sponsor Rollie's Sports Shop this week to redeem it for new sports equipment. After the games, most families headed out to Best's to redeem the donated ice cream voucher, or the soft drink from Our Andrews. The voucher from The Cheryl Ann for fries can be used any day this week. Minor Softball Standings W T L GL Bantam Boys 7 2 4 Bantam Girls 6 5 2 T -Ball 2 1 3 Grand Bend I T=Ball 1 3 2 Grand Bend II Mites 7 3 (haven't lost a game yet I yet Squirts 4 3 1 PeeWee Boys 7 1 1 PeeWee Girls 5 1 2 2 RoyaIs lose Exeter Royals dropped another close game last Thursday when they were edged out by Ilderton 2-1. Ilderton broke a scoreless tie in the top of the fifth with two runs on two walks, a single and an error. Royals replied with a single run in the sixth when Scott Brintnell blasted a home run over the centre field fence. Steve Neil got the win for Ilderton allowing four hits while walking four and striking out three. Scott Brintnell took the loss, going five innings, allowing two runs on five hits while striking out two batters. Brian Hodgins retired the last six batters. Brintnell - had the big blow for Royals, hitting a home run and also a single while Mike Desjardine singl- ed and Brian Hodgins had a double. -Royals _next game is Thursday when they host the league leading Lucan Irish Nine. BAD PITCH • Scott Rowe jumps back from the plate to avoid being hit by a wild pitch during a Tyke baseball game at the South Huron Rec Centre Tuesday night. Exeter Majors lost 17-16 to their opponents, Parkhill. Victoria and Grey National Trust Lawn bowlingtourney held in Ixeter and a score of 18. In the ladies' division, Edna Caldwell led the pack with two wins and a score of 30 plus five: Lauretta Siegner picked up two wins and a score. of 22 to clinch second while Audrey MacGregor took third posi- • tion with•two wins and v•score of 19. Next Saturday 4 July 25) there will be a ladies pairs tournament at the Exeter bowling greens which begins at 10:30 a.m. Excellent weather and an en- thusiastic crowd made the day com- plete Saturday in Seaforlh when n the Ontario provincial . women's lawn bowling association championship third stage finals were -held. Thirty-six competitors from 16 districts made up four different divi- sions for the championships. In the singles division, Margaret Watford of Cosburn Park, Toronto, was the winner. Mary Cobean and Florence Zim- merman of Kitchener took the pairs competition while triples were cap- tured by the team of Grace Vlochos. May Bower and Alma Bali of Guelph. Winners of the fillies division were Henrietta Pound; Isabel Birss and Gene Eagle from Ottawa. Winners in all four calegories.ad- vance to the Dominion of•Canada championships which will be held in Halifax. Nova Scotia August 16-21: The Exeter Victoria and Grey Na- Men's high score was recorded by tional Trust mixed pairs lawn bowl- Allan Westcott who accumulated two ing tournament was held at the local wins and a score of 30 plus four. He club Sunday, attracting teams from was followed by Marshall Dearing Clinton,.Seaforth, Stratford, London, who had two wins and a score of 25 St. Marys and Goderich. plus two. Bev Parsons rounded out. The team headed by Lou Cundari of the top three with, two wins and a St. Marys took first prize with three score of 23. . wins and a score of 47. They were Lauretta Siegner took ladies high followed by a Seaforth team led by score with two wins and a score of 26 Bill Brown which had three wins and plus two while Marion Dearing follow - a score of 39. ed in second spot with one win and a A team headed by Gord Rogers of -score of 21. Edna Caldwell took third -Stratford took third spot with two place with one win and a score of 13. wins and a score of 40 plus seven Twenty-three bowlers participated while fourth place went to the team in a match Thursday. Ray Smith led of Don Haines of Clinton which the men's division with two wins and managed two wins and a score of 36. a score of 27. Ile was followed by Er - Fifth spot went to a team led -by nie Chipchase who turned in two wins 141arj Churcher of London which pick-- and a score of 25 plus one. Third went ed up two wins and a score of 28 while to Gordon Iloggarth who picked up consolation winners were. Sam Bower two wins and a score of 25. '.and Olive Hicks of • Exeter. They Ladies' high went to Gertrude managed one win and a score of 12. Hamilton with two wins and a score In provincial playdowns, the Exeter of 26. Hamilton was followed by team of. Jason McFalls, Marshall Elizabeth Lamport with one win and .Dearing and skip Peter McFalls were a score of 22. Isabel Rogerson took eliminated at the zone finals in third spot with one win and a score of Wheatley on the weekend. 21. - The team lost 13-8 to London, 14-13 Saturday's jitney drew 26 bowlers to. Woodstock and 16-12 to -the zone to the Exeter greens. Garnet Hicks champs from the host club. led the men's division with two wins Regular action and a score of 27 while Roy Blanchard In regular lawn bowling action, 22 took second place with one win and a bowlers participated in a jitney July score of 22. Gordon Hoggarth. round- ed out the top three men with one win • . `., r CAPTIVATED CROWD — Members of the Bert and Ernie club along with a group of children -from Hensall were entertained Wednesday by singer -puppeteer Ray Richards at the South Huron Rec Centre. Richards, a school teacher from Kincardine, spends the summer months putting on shows for kids in the aria. IN LIMBO — Gavin Poole.(foreground) and Carrie Cleave give their_ companions a few hints during a game of charades at the South Huron Rec Centre. Gavin and Carrie wdre trying to get across the concept of the ,limbo dance. The children were taking port in Exeter playground activities. GREAT SUMMER LINE-UP The Exeter playground staff for 1987. From back to front ore: Susan Vanderspek (co-ordinator), Shelley Tomes, Paulette Rothbauer and Dianne Dearing. The four will be on duty throughout the summer, organizing and running programs for E" eter youth.