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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-10, Page 22Pa a e 22 Times -Advocate, Ma 10, 1989 A champs - This team won the A championship in the Wednesday Night Mixed Bowling League at the Lucan Lanes this past sea- son. Front row, (left to right), Debby Hall, Joyce Beemer. Back - row, (l -r), Judy Walters, Pat Ryan, Scott Finlayson. B champs - This team won the B championship in the Wednes- day Night Mixed Bowling League this past season. Front row, (left to right), Joyce Garrett, Doug Smith. Back row, (l -r), Bill Boss, Robert Pipe, Teddy Hall. Grand champions - The grand championship of the Lucan men's bowling league was won by the Blue Angels. Back, left, Dave Glendinning, Jeff Allison and George Robbins. Front, Colin Brew- er, Earl Allsion and Fred Allison. Molson sponsoring racing series at Sauble Speedway Molson Ontario Breweries Limit- ed continues its dominance of mo- torsports in Ontario. The newest ad- dition to their growing motorsport Panthers win once, lose once By Michelle Ellison STRATFORD - Last week, South Huron District High School's Senior Girls' Soccer team • travelled to Stratford for two league games. The Panthers returned with one win and one loss. Last Tuesday, two goals by Shar- on DcBruyn gave South Huron a 2- 1 win over Stratford Northwestern. Following a 1-1 draw after the first half of play, DcBruyn got her second, of the day with very little time remaining on the clock mak- ing theYanthcrs a winner: On Thursday, the Panthers net Stratford Central. The girls played a tough game against the Rams holding them to a 0-0 deadlock in the first half of the game. Unfortu- nately, Central got the break and took the game 1-0. The Panthers played their final regular season league game on Monday at home against Norwell. 78 golfers brave cold EXETER - Seventy-eight golfers .braved cold, blustery conditions to participate in the Insurance Night Event in the Ironwood Men's Night League on May 2. Davi: Hoitmann again led A (light with a 38. Sccond low Gross in -"A". flight was Jim Russell with 41. • Larry Johns put pending parent- hood out of his mind and concen- trated on golf winning "B" flight with a 40. "He was chased.. by Mayne Parkinson who shot 43. . In "C" flight Jim Campbell's 46 just edged out -Roy Hunter's late- night 47. Ken McConnell paced the "D" (lighters taking 47 strokes edging out Jim DeBlock who had a 49. In Net competition, new men's club member, Brian Wedlake put his 13 net on the board early and no one else in "D" flight could catch him. Bob Osgoodc's 36 was second family is Sauble Speedway dvhich highlights the 1989 Molson Export Supersedes. "Our involvement at Sauble is an indication of c commitment to motorsports:, explains Rob Rat - tray, Cntario Promotions Coordina- tor for Molson Ontario. "It enables us to reach our main target market for Molson Export through the Su- persedes format". This first-year involvement of Molson has Sauble Speedway own- er Bruce Bennett eagerly anticipat- ing the coming season. "It is very exciting to have a company the stature of. Molson involved at Sau- ble Speedway. The level of competition and in- creasing interest in motorsports make for a great family entertain- ment package". Indeed, the family theme presents• itself both in the competition' and spectator seg- ments. While many father -and -son com- binations exist on the track, women make up roughly 42 percent of the spectator audience at any given race in Ontario. "The wives never miss a race", declares Bennett. "We have - seen the female numbers increase steadily, and they've become in- creasingly knowledgeable about motorsports".. Bennett has seen many changes in his fifteen years at Sauble Speed- way. In the past five years, they have spent over $800,000 upgrad- ing the track. "Essentially, every- thing is changed except the pave- ment", says Bennett. "New washrooms, safety fences and the construction of a cement wall will provide greater safety and conven- ience for the growing number of motorsports enthusiasts". The four -race Molson Export Su-. perscries for late -model sportsmen will feature 1989 Thunderbirds, Monte Carlos, and Cameros. The races will occur each holiday Sun- day throughout the season: May 21, July 2, August 6, and September 3, 1989, starting at 7:00 p.m. • GENERAL MOTORS The most comprehensive offering available. best in „:. Ray Webb's 32 net took C flight. by a stroke over Gary Stevens. Mike Brintncll paccd "B" flight with a 32, two shots better than Gord Rook's 34. Jack Fuller -had a net 33 in A flight zipping Don Cowan by two strokes. Don Curren won the closest, to the pin on #2. Randy Evans was closest on #9. 4pacj d .pc. es, for high h hale scores were won by Don'Keep- ing, Ken Varlcy and Dave Hockey. None of the 63 members signed up f * the skins competition were able to cash in. Itis rumored brad Baker will probably sign up for next weeks event sponsored by An- stctt Jewelers and the Derby Dip. . Yesterday's events were sponsored by Huron Motor Products and Exet- er Honda. Panthers at another track meet Continued from page 17 placed fourth. Scott Wellington and Larry Mill- er placed third and fourth respective- , ly in the Senior Boys' 3000 metre race. Wellington brought in a time of 9:41 while Miller had a time of 9:5 2. The entire team attended the Hu- ron -Perth yesterday (Tuesday) and today in Godcrich. 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