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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-16, Page 20Page 4A Times -Advocate, Se • tember 16, 1987' Shuffleboard Shuffleboard opened for the new season September 9 and 10 at the Canadian Legion. The general meeting and election of officers was postponed until September 16 at 1 p.m. due to small attendance. • High score in the ladies division Thursday was Jean 'fern with 243 and Olive Essery with 225. High male scorer was Albert•Hurn- mel with 219 and Charles Hendy who scored 158. LADY B CHAMPIONS -- The Good Times ladies slo-pitch team captured the B title of the Exeter Ladies Slo-pitch league playoff tourney on the weekend. Back row, left; Mike Veri, Lynn Veri, Joanne Hodge, Barb Wilson, Bill Brock, Janice Brock, Carla Revington, Chris Ferguson, Dave Cooper. Front row, left; Judy Cronyn, Lori Cronyn, Michele Veri, Mari Cooper, Janet Ferguson, Tanya Delbridge and Susan Wareham. T -A photo Lieury Peewee boys take championship The Lieury Peewee boys had an ex- cellent ball season. The Lieury team won the semi- finals. in two straight games against East Williams. The first game of the finals, the best three out of five, was won by Grand Bend with a score of 6-5. The second game also went to Grand Bend 6-0. The third game was played at Grand Bend with the Lieury team coming alive in the third inning and winning the game 9-7. The fourth game was close with Lieury winning 11-10. . The fifth and deciding game was on September 10 at Grand Bend. Lieury captured the championship with a score of 15-5. • A strong• series was pitched by Jainie Tweddle, going the distance in each game. - The team was made up of a great group of young men namely, Lorne Bieirling, Shawn Doerr, Jamie Eagleson, Pat Edwards. Chris Hodgins; Allan Kohut, Craig Lees, Eddie Skinner. Greg Thompson. Justin Turnbull, Jamie Tweddle and Paul Woodburn. EDGE GROWLERS — The Grand Bend Grizzlies won the Lake Huron slo-pitch tournament on the weekend by edging the Growlers 11-10. The Grizzlies lost their first game to the Mariners, but fought back for the final. Members include in the back row, Graham Kobe, Stan Lovie, Steve Riddell, Jim Lovie, and Buddy Richardson. Centre row Richard Brown, Randy Lovie, Bob Lovie and Darryl Gill. In the front is Terry Brown, Larry Lovie, Eric Tadgell, and Daniel Gill, with bat- boy Jonathon Lovie holding trophy. 7ain SALESMiddegaal SERVICE INSTALLATION Seaforth " 234St. N. 527-0104 ( C•II 236.4437 Dlgnan lan dscaping Sod Supply R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Take odvontoge of our complete professional londseape design service. • Phone and our landscape designer will moke an appointment to call on you and produce a detailed drawing. -• Paving Brick • Fertilizing • Ground Work • 'Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting Order your nursery stock now...or the work can be done by .our landscaping specialists. All nursery stock guaranteed 236.4437 Quality is first in our business '` 1987 PLAYOFF CHAMPS — Lieury pee wee team defeated Grand Bend in their fifth game last Thursday in the resort. In the back row is Les Durie, league president; Jack Tweddle, coach, Chris Hodgins, Craig Lees, Jamie Tweddle, Paul Woodburn, and Pat Edwards. Standing in the background is asst. coach Ken Eagleson and Bill Woodburn, manager. In the front row is Justin Turnbull, Eddie Skinner, Greg Thompson,Jamie Eagleson, Lorne Bierling. Absent was.Allan Kohut and Shown Doerr. Exeter Ladies IRONWOOD MEN'S GOLF Larry Johns (left) congratulates Dave Frayne on being the runner up in the match play. Andy DeBoer presents Orville Rinn with the trophy for winning first place. MEN'S LOW NET –! Randy - Gilfillan president, left, is pre- sent to award the low net trophies to Bill Steele, B flight, Bob Osgood, D flight, Dan Gif- ford, A flight. Absent is John Maurer of C flight. •v 1 Ironwood men Jack Fuller led the Ironwood men's club in their final meeting of the sum- mer Tuesday when the group was sponsored by Sherwood Farm Equipment. Stan Frayne's and Algoma Tire. Fuller recorded a low gross of 36 to beat Stu Homuth in 'A' flight. Low net in 'A' flight was captured by Don Cowan who shot a 33 to beat Brian Taylor. Orval Rinn shot a 39 to take top honours in 'B' flight. He was follow- ed by Wayne Pearce. Low net honours in 'B' flight were won by Norm Whiting who turned in a 32 to edge out Frank Dubarry. Jim Gilchrist dominated 'C' flight with a 41, beating Bill Steele for low gross. Divisional low net was award- ed to Lee Webber who scored 31 to beat John Maurer. Ken Herman captures 'D' flight by turning in a 41. Andy Deboer followed Herman. Gus Gregus shot a 31 to take low net in 'D' flight. Don Cowan was closest to the pin on number two while Larry Brosel came nearest to the pin on number seven. On location or Studio Bart DeVri s)" PHOTOGRAPHY - COMMERCIAL - WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS - GROUPS - PUBLICITY Telephone 235-1298 137 Thames Rd., East, Exeter, Ont. Tuesday evening the season of the l Exeter Ladies organized golfing wound up. • A good number of golfers were out in the morning and afternoon And en- joyed a social game of golf -followed by a lunch. After lunch the trophies and prizes were awarded to the following: Win- ner of A Flight - Helen Burton, Runner -Up - Bette Smith. Winner of B Flight - Helen Wasnidge, Runner -Up - Jean Smith. Winner of C Flight - Jean Little, Runner -Up - Jean Crerar. Cathy Bell received a trophy for the most improved golfer and a gift of ap- preciation was given to Shirley Bileski. The new executive was chosen for next year after which a few games of progressive euchre were played. Prizes for euchre were won by Bet- ty Coates, Helen Burton, Dorothy Marks, Dorothy Kipfer and Jean Crerar. "CASUAL FURNITURE'.' TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ONE WEEK ONLY All floor d.sploy tel; ,n,,si be cleared to moke room for 1988 ooventory. Casual Industries Inc. Highway 83E, Between Grand Bend and Dashwood 238-2110 Stephen Minor Hockey Late Registration & Equipment Exchange Sat., Sept. 19 12 - 3 p.m. Huron Park Annex ADAMS Heating 8 Coollrlq • Heating Systems of all types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St. E., Exeter LOW GROSS — Gary MacLean, winner of the men's D flight, stands at left while Randy Gilfillan, president, presents the trophy to the A flight winner Dave Holtzmann. The B flight winner is Gino Gian- nandrea being congratulated by Larry Johns of the new executive. Absent is Jim Gilchrist winner of C flight. EXETER GOLF CLUB 1988 If Paid by Dec. 31/87 Adults $ . Family $300150.0000 Children 18 yrs. and under Family Rate FREE Junior or University $ 125.00 Example of Payment Schedule for Dues by Post Dated Cheque Adult$150 Oct $50 Nov $50 Dec. $50 1987-88 ... Enlarge greens (underway) • ... Fix new tee boxes ... New water system ... Driving range Membership Rates If Paid by May 1/88 Adult S175.00 Family 5325.00 Children of family FREE Junior or University $ 150.00 If Paid After May '1/88 Adult $ 200.00 Family S350.00 Children of family FREE Junior or University $175.00 Projects Overseed and fairways ... Course expansior1 .. Sand and bunker placernent & putting green Thanks to the support of the people of Exeter and the surrounding areas much of our improvements are underway. Its been a great summer and we ore looking forward to the 1988 season. Ron and Shirley Bileski Get the kind of GM Performance your car was designed for See us for a Fall Tune-up by GM Trained Technicians using Genuine GM Parts. 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