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Lawn bowling
season opens
EXETER - The Lawn Bowling
Club began the 1988 season .on
Monday afternoon (May 23) with
Iwo games:followed by a pot luck
dinner. After dinner the President
Ernie Chipchasc held a business
meeting. During the business a
vote of Thanks was given to Bill
Lamport and Lloyd Ballantyne for
their help during the annual spring
cleaning of the club house, by the
kitchen committee.
Lunch is to be served on Saturday
night at a cost of 50 cents per per-
son starting, the second Saturday in
Junc. The flower beds will be
looked after by Ernie Chipchase.
Senior games - Bowling will start
June 20 at the Kiwanis centre in
Stratford - Registration is at 8:30
a:m. Teams must consist of one
lady and two men or two ladies and
one man. They must be 55 years or
older.
Entries arc to be in the hands of
Lynn Farquhar by June 1. Cost is
$3.00 each.
Deter McFalls mentioned the Pro-
-vincial Championships Information
on the club bulletin board. For
More. information contact .Peter
McFalls.
It was decided to have a club jit-
ney of June 11 with an entry fee of
S2.00. One half of the money is to
go to the war amputations of Cana-
da. Dowling will start at 7:30 p.m.
Because the Provincial Bowling
is amalgamating mens' and ladies'
clubs, it was decided that Peter
McFalls, ' Marshall Dearing and
Olga Chipchase would form a com-
mittcc to look into amalgamation
of our own club and also bring in a
slate of officers for 1989, at .our.
September meeting. •
:Top bowlers for Monday, May
23: -
Ladies: 11azc1 Westcott -'29 + 3
for two wins; Elizabeth Lamport -
21 for two wins; Gloria McFalls -
19 for two wins and Lornd Spcccr
19 for two wins,
Men: Shawn McFalls - two wins`
with a score of 24 + 3; Stan Roth --
two wins with a.scorc of 24; and
Larry Rieckand Howard Johns were
tied with 23.cach.
Gymnast collects gold
ST. THOMAS - St. Thomas (9,40): She added a_silvcr medal on
gymnast Michelle Eyre, 12, turned the balance beam (8.35) for a total
in a trio of gold -medal performances of 36.2( points.
on the weekend to claim the Tyro A
individual championship at the an-
nual Ontario Gymnastics Federation
Tyro Championships held in Wood-
stock, Ont.
Michelle is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre of
Hensall and Gord and Hazel Scott of
Cromarty. •
The Grade 7 student at Lockes
School, who performs out of .the
London Gymkips organization,
made her third appearance at the
OGF level.
Eyrc topped the field in three dis-
ciplines, including. vault (8.95),
bars (9.45) and floor excrci::c
Michelle Eyre
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COMMON ERRORS iN
• GOLF
By Ron Bileski
C.P.G.A. Golf Profes-
sional, Exeter Golf Club
MISTAKE: Not warming up
- Most bodies, like cars, take a
little warming up to run
smoothly and efficiently. Not
warming .up properly results in
stiff swings, minimal accuracy,
and sometimes injuries to an-
kles and muscles.
• CORRECTION: The latest
research in sport medicine tells
us that stretching those mus-
cles before using them in ear-
nest prepares them for their
task. The golf club makes a
fine stretching aid. Bend your
body to awaken those big back
muscles where your power lies.
Turn from side to side, holding
a golf club at both ends. Knee
'bends and short jogs also arc
useful in getting your motor
up to performance levels.
MISTAKE: Poor Grip..
Some golfers use 'anortbodox
grips. This is a mistake for the
golfer who wishes to progress
as quickly as possible in golf.
If you feel the club shift in
your hand as you make contact
with the ball, if your fingers
fly off the handle, if swinging
the club causes you pain in the
. wrists or gets you knotted up
in your follow-through, chanc-
es arc you- are using an unor-
- thodox, poorly coordinated
grip.
CORRECTION: With the
left hand square, place the club
in the hand so that -it runs diag-
onally across the palm at the
angle it would assume at ai •
dress. Place the club underneath
the paid at the rear of the hand
and curve your index finger
around the shaft. With the right
hand facing the target, slip the
middle and ring fingers around
the shaft, insuring that the grip
of the club in against apd-un-
derneath the base pods of the
fingers, and that the club is
resting in the fingers. Never
exert grip pressure with the
thumb or forefinger of the right.
hand.
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Times -Advocate, May 25, 1988
Page 3B
SENIOR CHAMPS Lucan Lanes Senior Bowling League produced -some excellent results this season. Trop-
hy winners are, -back row,left; Harry Noels (high single 2s7), Derwin Beatson (most improved +10), Jim t (hign
average 207). Front row, left; Edie Burt (high triple 662), Muriel Kennedy (high average 187), Yvonne Mathers (high
single 241), Marion Noels (high single 241); Olive Simpson (most improved +24). Missing is Charlie Grieve (high
triple 649).
'Ironwood men
Carr leads
Lawrence Carr Icd.A flight with a
low gross of 37 when the Ironwood
Men's club met Tuesday at Iron -
Wood 'Golf Course. Carr was -fol--
lowed by Jim Russell with a 38.
Russell also claimed low net in A
flight with a 32. Will .Chisholm
and Stu I-lomuth wcrc runners-up.
Dan 1 Icywood shot -a 39 to cap-
ture B flight low gross. He was fol-
lowed by Dennis Rowe. Frank Du-
• Barry capped low net honours with
a 32. Jerry McLean came.close with
a 34.
In C flight, John Grey was a first-
time winner with a score of 45.
Gord McTavish was runner-up with
46. Divisional low net was awarded
to Peter Groot and Ken Hermann,
both with 34. " ••
Craig Webber took D flight by
turning in a 47. Barry_ Mills fol-
lowed with 49. Low net in D flight
went to Jack Urquhart whose score
of 31 heat Dave Frayne by four
strokes.
Nearest to the pin on number two
was Frank DuBarry while Brian
I learn came closest to the pin on
number six.
'Next week's Ironwood action will
be sponsored by Campbell Appli-
ance, Whiting Carpets and .Ste-
phen's Furniture.
SHDHS soccer team advances to semi-finals_
EXETER - A 1-0 victory over
Listowel has propelled the South
Huron girls soccer team into the
Huron -Perth semi-_f
Tuesday. (May 17) the SIIDHS
girls ended the regular season with a
3-1 victory over Norwell.
The three goals game from Caro-
lyn I loonard, Cindy Moore, and Ju-
lia Mcrner:
The team ends the season with a
3 -2 -4 -record. They advanced to the
'Quarter Finals of Huron -Perth
against Listowel.
In their game against Listowel,
South I luron defeated them with a
1.0 score. The team played ver
strong all-round game and the victo-
ry was well deserved.
Tina Campbell scored the lone
Panther goal with four minutes re-
maining in the game. Nicole Rosie
-is credited with the shut -out. The
team now advances to the semi-
final of Huron -Perth.
Badminton - WOSSA
In the Junior WOSSA Badminton
tournament May 14, South Huron's
representatives placed respectably
among thc top ten.
Placing third in thc Junior Boys'
Singles was Chris Campbell. This
Thursday
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