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Bill McNutt
leads shooters
Top shooter at the South
Huron Sportsman's skeet
shoot Saturday was Bill
McNutt who brdke 22 targets
with a 28 gauge and 19 with
the 410. Bob Snell of Cen-
tralia was only one target
back after breaking 21 with
the 20 gauge.
'third in line was Charles
Browning Jr. of Crediton
with 19 broken targets:"
Bonnie McNutt broke 15
targets and like Charles
Browning used a 12 gauge.
New shooters Saturday
included Art Barns with 13
and John Fisher with 10.
Both- these shooters were
also using 12 gauge guns.
A junior shooter, 14 year
old Greg Ratz broke eight
targets in his first try with a
20 gauge to round out the new
shooters.
For those women in-
terested several women
shooters areplanningto shoot
next Saturday afternoon.
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LEAGUE CHAMPS — The Exeter Blizzards kicked up a storm Saturday to capture the squirt title for the Lucan isnd district
soccer league championship tournament held in Exeter They beat their other Exeter cohorts 2-0 and trimmed Lucan 4-0
Back row, from the left Robbie McLelland, Derek Schwartzentntber, Chad Miller. Matt Williamson. Jeff Burton. Shawn
McFaIIs. Mark Burton. Jeff Strang, David Josephson, Jason McFalls and Henry DrBruyn Front row coach Martin DeBruyn,
Tim VanDam. Mark Van Bruwaene, Tim McAllister, Jeff Hannah, Jamie Brand. Graham Arthur and Frank Woodward
SOCCER RUNNERS-UP — The Exeter Strikers were the runners-up in the Lucan and district squirt soccer championship
tournament in Exeter this weekend. Back row, from the left Brett Ridout, Jeremy Rhudka, Shannon Rhudka. R J Morrison.
Jospeh Osman, Rick Topp. Darren Boyle. Todd Hunkin. Chris Haugh. Shawn Heywood. Alan Blommaert. B J Batten and
Raymond Boersma Front coach Lorne Ridout. Scott Russell, Harlen Tinney, Jeff Chipchase, Said Osman. Paul Humphrey,
Tom Rolph and John Schenk Staff Photo
Meet Nairn Thursday in Exeter
Saveway reach fastball finals
The Exeter Saveway club
has reached the South-
western Fasthall Association
finals and will be playing
their first game for the
league championship at
Exeter Community Park
tomorrow night. Thursday at
9 p.m.
Saveway defeated the
Lieury seniors three games
.,to one )to reach the final
round. They lost 4-3 to Lieury
Tuesday and came back
Thursdaywith a 3-1 victory to
clinch the semi-final'series.
In the other round Nairn
defeated the Lieury Jets.
also three games to one.
Date of the second game of
the final set against Nairn
A recipe for
saving electrics
Don't use an oven full of heat for
just one small item.
If you're doing a roast. turn off the
heat before it's completely cooked. The
remaining heat will finish the job.
When you're baking. avoid peeking–
and, keep the heat in.
Pick the element that best fits the
pan so all the heat is used.
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Chairman
Com missk,>iier
Commissioner
Manager
K
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C.H. Livingstone ,
M.A. Greene
C.E. Boyle
H.L. Davis
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was not determined at press
time. It will go either
Tuesday or Thursday in
Nairn.
Lieury4 Exeter3
Tuesday night' Exeter
Saveway travelled to Lieury
and lost 4-3. They opened the
scoring in the top of the third
as Dave Watson singled and
scored on Paul McKnights
single.
Saveway went ahead 3-0 in
the fourth as Brion Penhale
and Dan Heywood singled.
Lieury came back to tie
the score in the bottom of the
fourth as Gord Mauer
singled, Stan Lovie homered
and Glen Thompson walked.
Lieury scored their win-
ning run in the fifth as
Lloyed Mathers singled and
scored as the hall took a bad
hop. Ed Brown toiled for
LLieur3 and struck out eight
batters while giving up seven
hits in picking up the win.
Brian Hodgins pitched for
Saveway allowing four hits
while striking out one
hatter.
Saveway 3 Lieury 1
Thursday night Exeter
eliminated league champs
Lieury with a 3-1 vicotry.
Saveway opened the scoring
in the first inning as . Rick
Schilhe was hit by a pitch
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Announcement
Dave Groot
Mr Bob Hamather
President of Huron Motor
Products Zurich Ont is
pleased to weloome
David Groot to his sales
staff Dave lived in St
Thomas for the past 4
years and recently moved
to Hensel'. Oht He is the
son of John and Bridget
Groot of RR 1 Zurich
c > ,� if �OYt to
Un e a their
complete line of Pontiac.
Buick. Cadillac and GMC
trucks and a good selec
tion of used cars and he
Guarantees you Satisfac-
tion and a Great Dent.
and came in to score on Dan
Heywood's sacrifice fly.
Lieury knotted the score in
the fourth as Bob Cornish
and Don Appleby. singled.
Saveway regained the lead
in the bottom of the fot:irth•as
Dan Heywood tripled and
scored as Brion Penhale
made a perfect bunt.
They increased their lead
to 3-1 in the fifth as John
'llespiehit along home run.
Brown took the loss for
Lieury allowing seven hits
while striking out seven
hatters.
Brian Hodgins pitched a
strong game for Saveway
allowing four hits while
striking out two batters to
pick up the win.
Final Saveway Season Stats
AB
Brian Hodgins 63
Dan Heywood 36
Doug Pearson 75
R ick Schilhe 35
Doug Johnson 48
Dave Watson 69
Brion Penhale 74
Ken Bergman 37
PaulMcKnight 76
John Gillespie 51
Dennis Bierling 53
Kim McKinnon, 49
Brian Taylor 60
Mike Clarke 20
Lorne Vincent 8
Harvey Vincent 6
Ron Clarke 2
Jerry McCann 5
Brian Hodgins
Dan Hey wood
Kim McKinnon
Lorne Vincent
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