The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-04-26, Page 21r. Win individaul awards - Trophies were presented to the top individual bowlers in the Lucan Friday mixed league. Back, left, Diane Carty, most improved plus 22; Bob Smith, 228 average; Dave Smith, 902 triple and Al Robicheau, 393 single. Front, Heather Smith, 202 average; Evelyn Smith, 713 triple and Helen Rodgers, 302 single. Mixed Shuffleboard EXETER - The Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard on April 19, six game winners were: Ross Richardson - 497, and Bruce Watson - 466. Five game winners: Wilma Davis - 506, M. Eizenga - 492, Ray Cottle - 492, Albert Hummel - 492, Pearl McKnight - 489, Allen Johns - 485, Phil Hem --485. Four game winners: Jean Hem - 312, Delmar Skinner - 263, Mabel McKnight - 251, Tom. Yellow - 154. Three game winners:• B. Brown - 241, Gerry Stroehle - 236, Isabel Stroehle - 176. Thursday, April 20 five game winners: Walter Davis - 583, Allen Johns - 509, John Pepper - 489, Howard Johns - 444. Four game winners: . Lloyd Lovell - 555 Ellen Coults - 433, Jean Hem - 358, Ethel McMurtie - 270. Times -Advocate, April 26, 1989 Page 21 Family champs - These bowlers won the Family Twosome champi- onship in the Wednesday YBC at the Lucan Lanes and were given a trophy by the lanes last Wednesday. Chad Rodgers, Pee Wee, (left), Wendy Jansen, Bantam. Panthers do well in badminton tournament -" JACK'S WOODSTOCK lunior Badminton in the Woodstock vitational Tourna The team did - On Friday, then tea participated College Ave. In- ment. very well, with Papple fooking for more umps EXETER - Gerald Papple is looking for people who won't go back on a decision. Eleven of them turned out Sunday at South Huron District High School to learn the ways of becoming base- ball umpires. The four-hour classroom style course taught the candidates the fin- er points of making the calls on hardball games, with special em- phasis on the new rules for 1989. This was the first time Papple had organized such a clinic and he hopes, if enough interest is gener- ated, a new umpires' association might be in the making. "If I get enough people I want to start my own association for the Exeter area,". he said. Papple used to belong to the now -defunct Us- bome Umpires' Association and his reasons for wanting a new organi- zation are simple: with the interest in hardball on the rise, the demand for umpires increases. Papple says he gets frequent calls from people looking for an umpire for a game, league or tournament. An association, he explains, will make it easier to get hold of quali- fied umpires. • • • "It would be nice to know a few guys I could call for umpiring," be said. Papple, himself -an umpire for four years, brought in Paul Collins -from Waterloo to conduct the clin- ic. The class was shown a film, led through a question and answer period, and tested on their knowl- edge of the rules. This single session produced 11 new umpires, ranging in age from 14 to 40, qualified to mediate in the league of their choice. Several of the candidates mentioned that the $25 registration fee for the course was well worth the opportunity to become, and be paid as, an umpire.. • TORO. The more you have to mow, the more you need a ToFo • • three players bringing home cham- pionship trophies. Chris Gardner continued to show his strength in winning the Boys Singles' title while Becky Morgan and Carrie Oke were Girls Doubles Champions. Andrea Francis and Ian Verbeek lost in their final match, but both members of this duo had some health problems which affected their play on Friday. The team practised Plumbing & Heating Monday in preparation for Huron- (Exeter) Inc. Perth championships Thursday in Wingham. ,* High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 GENERAL MOTORS The most comprehensive offering available.. • Guaranteed to starton first or second pull for 5 years • The only starting guarantee of its kind in the industry. (1:.\.TRF (A Division of 1t :r' '' 1rartorl XETER t!t-YTN r No. 4. N Hwy. No 0 N ni 235.1115 1519) 521 12.1 a • SURPRISES 9.9' HNANCI NO LIMIT ON AMOUNT FINANCED ON ALL NEW GARS, COMPACIPJCKU FSii 1 W MYS/B LAZERS AND NOW ON OUR BEST-SELLING FUL,LSIZ[PICKUPS' LIMITED ..I:IME .�I~�-Y� _ _ ..��..�..�,. _ � ._. PLUS' NO EXTRA CHARGE AIR OR NO EXTRA CHARGE AUTOMATIC OR UP TO $1000 CREDIT ON SELECTED MODELS PLUStt UP TO $1000 CASH BACK ON OTHER SELECTED MODELS. SAVINGS AVAILABLE ON RETAIL LEASES WITH SMARTLEASET See your participating dealer for full details on available Smart Lease"' lease rates. Limited time offer, effec Live April 20, 1989. LOOK AT GM TODAY 1- •9 9%fmancrngg otter available on an new and unused 1989 and prior model year cars, SIT -10 and SIT • 15 compact pckupp44 CM Fun -Size Pickupsnot RN Crew Cab. Bonus Cab and Chassis Cab models). and SRTJrmmylBlazer purchased from dealer inventory starling Apra 20. 1989 Offer is time tinkled Offer mkt on retail purchases only Factory orders. fleet orJers and retail lease orders are ineligible for This offer The buyer will be responsible for the payment of applicable (axes rntludkrg federal excise tax license and applicable height charges al the Mme Of the transaction (Nd Offer available only to quakretail buyers financing their purchases through GMAC on a max,mum 48 -month financing contract EXAMPLE' For 815.000 financed 48 months at 9 9% A ISR the monthly payment rs 8379 71 The cost of borrowing is 83.226 08 On approved credit AM credit appkcat.ons will be sublet, to aapppprova, by GMAC See your dearer for details This offer applies up to the full purchase amount of the vehicle ?factory installed air ming at no extra charge (OR equivalent M S R P credit where standard equipment) on specialty equipped new and unused 1989 Cavalier. Sunbird Beretta. Corsica. Tempest. Grand Am. Calais. Skylark. Celebrity. 6000. Ciera. Century. CM fun -Size Pickups SRJimmylBtazer. Beauvdle and Rally STX OR take advant o1 GM's 3750 reduction from the M S R P on Skylark and 1500 reduction from the M.S R P Celebrity. 6000 and Ciera not equipped with ancon6t ORaitomatictransmission atnoextra char onspeciat equrppeadgenewandunused1989Cavalier.Sunb,d Beretta. Corsica. Calais, Tempest. Grand Am. SRPptnkups.SIT•JxnmylBlazerandCMPickups OR r Kine gcAQM•sS750reductionfromPS(3PonCavvaalier.Sunbd.STT•10.S/T-15.S/TJimmyand SR -Blazer equipped with manual transmission OR take advantageo,GM's$ 1000 reduction horn MSRP on Beretta. i I a�s1, Grand Am, Calais and C/X Pickups equipped with manual transmrksron OUer applies le specrany-equipped models of new and unused 1989 vehicles as indicated Any applicable taxes, including federal excise lax, kenos, and freight charges extra Offer valid on retail purchases only Offer applies to vehicles purchased and delivered between January 9. 1989 and cbse of business August 31. 1989 On CIK Pickups. no extra cherpe l _ ToarALki wpm�atic transmission otter applies only to 3 -speed automatic transmission CM Pickups equipped with 1 -speed automatic Iransnti4sron will reel ve an M S R P credit equ valent to the 3 -speed automatic Iransmrssan credit ttft000tNhpackon1988GrandPrixs.CutlassSupreme endRe9als('W body front-wAeeldrive models only), end 1989 Grand Pnxs, CutlassSupremesandRegals ur with28Lengine 3750 cash backon1989Grand Pnxs, CuMats Suer and with 31 L eng ne you may receive cash bade Erect from General Motors, otherwise it wi8 be applied to your transaction r valid on rely l purchases only Offer applies to new and untried vehiclesapurchased ind dsivw from participating dealers between January 9, 1989 and dose of busness Augus131, 1989 Offer include, dealer participation See your parlicrpating dealer fit futi details row a LeCtufxxx 3-YEAR/80,000 KILOMETRE WARRANTY • . • 1