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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-06-21, Page 19Page 20 Times -Advocate, June 21, 1989 Two -pitch champs - 'The two -pitch team from Precious Blood School recently became zone champs and placed third in the system. Front row, (left to right), Jeff Sararas, Chad GilfiIlan, Viengxay Intha- vong, Sean McCann, Darryl Hartman. Back ro,w„ (I -r), Scott Parsons, Chris Rowcliffe, Sivichay Sengk- houmany, Greg Agnew, Peter Gryseels, Jeff Ingram. Kool-Aid Kids - The Kool-Aid kids won the "C" championship in the Exeter Mohawks Mixed Slow - Pitch Tournament on the weekend. Front row; (left to right), Donna Westlake, Amy Glavin, Rod Park- er, Julie Ritchie, Leanne McKay. Back row, (1-r), Bonnie Caldwell, John. Westlake, Darren Moir, .Jason Clarke, Steve Maxwell, John Bell, Nathalie Glavin, Brian Cotto. "13" Champs - This team from the Exeter Tavern -won the "B" championship in the Exeter Mohawks Mixed Slow -Pitch Tournament on the weekend. • Front row, (left to right), Stacey Neil, Lori Cronyn, Cindy Neil -Carr, Sheila McCulloch, Glenn Silver, Brian Cotto. Back row, (I -r), Hank Shoebottom, Fred Campbell, Liz Giffin, AI Knight, Janice Silver, Dave Cooper, Judy Gregoire, Bob Ross. Not pictured are the "A" winners, Port Albert Bulldogs. Lucan wins third in row LUCAN - On Sunday•thc Lucan . Juniors: got their third consecutive win by defeating Seaforth 10-5 in Lucan. Scaforth got the early Icad with three unearned runs in the first in- •ning while the Scaforth pitcher held. Lucan hitless through the first three innings until the bdttom half of the fourth when Lucan connected for three runs on four hits. In the fifth, Lucan scored three more runs on a pair of hits, while four more. Lucan runs were scored in the bottom of the sixth on just three ss.. Seaforth scored ils last two runs in the top of the sixth both un- earncd. Lucan was led offensively by Dan Jenkcn, with two hits in four at- tempts and scored d run and Kevin Leitch who score 4w6 'utls o`9ne hit and one walk... Lucan's winning pitcher was Chris Smith who allowed four hits,. thrcc unearned runs and got three strikeouts in five innings.•Sandy Hyde came ' on for the save and chalked up four strikeouts in -an in- ning and a third on the mound. The next game for Ltican will be • Sunday -when St. Marys travels to Lucan for a 1:30 p.m. contest. Zone winners - The T -ball team from Precious Blood School in Exeter recently became zone champs and placed second in the system. Front row, (left to right), John Gregus, Adam Regier, Ann Marie Parsons, Kimberly Bilinisky, Wayne Cole, Sandra Steele. Back row, (l -r), Mark Bilinsky, Sarah Reving- ton, Jaclyn VanEsbroek,Mrs. Beierling, coach, Tim Dither, Jason Grenier, Carolyn Koricina; Pee Wees in soccer tournament WALLACETOWN - Coaches Ar- nold Martens and George Eisens- chink travelled to Wallacetown for a soccer tournament with only 11 players and one Mosquito aged player. The Exeter Pee Wees, so far un- beaten in league play, were looking forward to some good competition. And good competition is what they got. But the players to a man rose to the occasion and showed their parents and fans soccer of the high- est caliber, passing the ball at will and creating numerous good scoring opportunities. Led by the outstanding play of Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Mark Brintnell and Dan Martens and helped by an outstanding support- ing cast of 9 other players, Exeter took the play to their opponents. throughout the tournament. Despite the hot weather and only one substitute player the Exeter team played three excellent games and in winning all three of them :ame away with the championship. In the first game, Exeter took an early lead against a stubborn Wal- lacetown team and then played to a 6-3 win. In the second game Exeter met • Strathroy in what was a very chip- py game but the Exeter youngsters kepttheir composure and won 4-2. The final game was no .contest. Exeter played with their opponents from Mount Brydges and scored an easy 6-1 win to claim first place. Congratulations to players and coaches for an excellent tourna- ment. Goal scorers for Exeter in the tournament were Sivichay Sengk- hounmany with four, Trevor Taylor had three, Souban Inlakhana, Craig Hern, Marty Debruyn all had two while Chris Vilos, Jason Willart, Dennis Welsh chipped in one each. Exeter Golf Club Monday Night Mens League 22 golfers braved the rain and chilly weather, and enjoyed a round of golf. Winners were: Kitch Pav- lick, Brian Brooks, John Snell Honourable Mention: Hans Gerstcnkom Most Persistent: Dave Smalc Longest Drive: Brian Brooks- Closest to Pin: Mike Veale Skins: Brian Brooks, Bob Re- ynolds 50/50: Ken Kadey The golf course is in vdry good condition, as well as having very •consistent greens and good fairways. Once again . Mrs. Ma- son prepared aline meal after the game, and the bar is now Open.. Draw winners t EXETER - Winners have been announced in a recent draw held by the Exeter Minor Softball Association. First prize of $250 went to Mark Hoover, RR 3, Granton while Tom Humphreys, Exeter took home $150 and $100 was won by T. Farwell of Exeter. Other prizes of two Canada •Dry cooler bags, Humpty Dumpty potato chips and a case of pop were won respectively by Diane Hackwell, Exeter; Mary Crispin, Walkerton and L.R. Wein, Exeter. CORRECTiONO in this week's -Canadian Tireflyer, page 8, the toy SKIPIT will pot be available. Sorry for any inconvenience On location or Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY - COMMERCIAL • WEDDINGS . • PORTRAITS • GROUPS - PUBLICITY . • Telephone 235.1298 137 Thames Rd., East, Exeter, Ont. GIC Rates 3/ oh •NO FEES •NO CHARGES •FUNDS TRANSFERABLE I yr. VIA CHARTERED BANK • INVESTMENTS 524-2773 oo.ww• 14100-215-5503 OR12, 00 AUCTIONEERS FILSON & ROBSON The Experienced Auctioneers that Guarantee You More $$ Considering A Sale or Need an Appraisal 666-0833 666-1967 Caii Collect Supplying You with 30 Yrs'. Efficient Service • Mobile office • Immediate Payment • 2 Auctioneers It Is Our Pleasure To Serve You NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER 8 APPRAISER Prompt Courteous Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE • - Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER REPAIRS f Sewing Machine\ Repairs to all makes Free estimates 90 Day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 Downie St., Stratford Closed Monday Phone 271.9660 Bob Heywood, Licensed Auctioneer Specializing in , household and estate auctions Reasonable rates Bob 235-0874 Laverne 235-1278 Auctioneers Bruce & Brett Coulter Farms or Homes Grand Bend 238-8000 Parkhill 294-6164 INVESTMENTS Debentures, G.I.C. s, R.R.S.P.s Contact Joan Love RR 3• Parkhill, Ontario • NOM 2K0 Phone Grand Bend 238.2644 1 ISSN 111111,111111 DURA - LOC ROOFING THE FINAL ROOFING SYSTEM LONG LIFE ROOFING PANEL... MEANS AONE-TIME INVESTMENT Before After • Lightweight steel with tcugh ,• Gan be installed on new acrylic Coit ‘ construction without the use of 1 , and timeless plywood sheathing x • • Life expectancy in excess of 100 iii , ar round years. • f a;'ractive colours • Will not blow off or lift in severe winds n. , .0 quant, Ind • No messy shingle removal, installed over ofd roof • Ganaa. durability • Air space provides extra thermal' insulation. Cooler in summer, warm- er in winter. • 30 -Year full term, leakproof, trans- ferable warranty • • Galvalumen' steel resists corro- sion 3 to 4 times longer than Galva: nized Steel Jim Becker CONSTRUCTION M.1. In Canada Ironwood Men's Golf • Tuesday, June 13, . 1989 1st Low Gross: , A Flight Stu Homuth Score 36 B Flight Gord Rook Score 37 ' C Flight 1 erry Knee • Score 43 • D Flight .Gib Vow Sr. Score 44 1st .Low Net: A Flight Don Heywood , Score 32. B Flight Wayne Proctor Score 30 - " C Flight . Ray Webb Score 31 D Flight Barry Mills Score 29 2nd Low Gross: :A Flight Don Cowan Score 38 B Flight Arnold Mathers Score 39 C Flight Bill Gilfillan Scorc44 D Flight Dan Morley Score 45 2nd Low Net: A Flight Bob Fletcher Score 33 B Flight Gerry Smith Score 31 . -C Flight . Bud Preszcator . • Score 32 ' D Flight Jan Vanliaarlem. Score 30 Number of Golfers: 78 Skins : Roger Wallace, Don Cowan Stu Homuth, Peter Groot, Gord Rook Stu Humuth, Mike Bornath, Gib Dow Sr., Brad Murray Stu Homuth, Wayne Burke, Jack Fuller, Dave Holtrmann Don Heywood $48.00 Don Gifford $8.00 • Hayden Gorzard $8.00 Specials: Closest to 119 Jack Fuller Long Drive #5 Dave Holtzmann Sponsored by: Moore Fuels, Gentleman's Choice This week, -June 20 - Maciean's Hardware. June 27 - Frayne-Chev-Olds. • • Zone winners - The T -ball team from Precious Blood School in Exeter recently became zone champs and placed second in the system. Front row, (left to right), John Gregus, Adam Regier, Ann Marie Parsons, Kimberly Bilinisky, Wayne Cole, Sandra Steele. Back row, (l -r), Mark Bilinsky, Sarah Reving- ton, Jaclyn VanEsbroek,Mrs. Beierling, coach, Tim Dither, Jason Grenier, Carolyn Koricina; Pee Wees in soccer tournament WALLACETOWN - Coaches Ar- nold Martens and George Eisens- chink travelled to Wallacetown for a soccer tournament with only 11 players and one Mosquito aged player. The Exeter Pee Wees, so far un- beaten in league play, were looking forward to some good competition. And good competition is what they got. But the players to a man rose to the occasion and showed their parents and fans soccer of the high- est caliber, passing the ball at will and creating numerous good scoring opportunities. Led by the outstanding play of Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Mark Brintnell and Dan Martens and helped by an outstanding support- ing cast of 9 other players, Exeter took the play to their opponents. throughout the tournament. Despite the hot weather and only one substitute player the Exeter team played three excellent games and in winning all three of them :ame away with the championship. In the first game, Exeter took an early lead against a stubborn Wal- lacetown team and then played to a 6-3 win. In the second game Exeter met • Strathroy in what was a very chip- py game but the Exeter youngsters kepttheir composure and won 4-2. The final game was no .contest. Exeter played with their opponents from Mount Brydges and scored an easy 6-1 win to claim first place. Congratulations to players and coaches for an excellent tourna- ment. Goal scorers for Exeter in the tournament were Sivichay Sengk- hounmany with four, Trevor Taylor had three, Souban Inlakhana, Craig Hern, Marty Debruyn all had two while Chris Vilos, Jason Willart, Dennis Welsh chipped in one each. Exeter Golf Club Monday Night Mens League 22 golfers braved the rain and chilly weather, and enjoyed a round of golf. Winners were: Kitch Pav- lick, Brian Brooks, John Snell Honourable Mention: Hans Gerstcnkom Most Persistent: Dave Smalc Longest Drive: Brian Brooks- Closest to Pin: Mike Veale Skins: Brian Brooks, Bob Re- ynolds 50/50: Ken Kadey The golf course is in vdry good condition, as well as having very •consistent greens and good fairways. Once again . Mrs. Ma- son prepared aline meal after the game, and the bar is now Open.. Draw winners t EXETER - Winners have been announced in a recent draw held by the Exeter Minor Softball Association. First prize of $250 went to Mark Hoover, RR 3, Granton while Tom Humphreys, Exeter took home $150 and $100 was won by T. Farwell of Exeter. Other prizes of two Canada •Dry cooler bags, Humpty Dumpty potato chips and a case of pop were won respectively by Diane Hackwell, Exeter; Mary Crispin, Walkerton and L.R. Wein, Exeter. CORRECTiONO in this week's -Canadian Tireflyer, page 8, the toy SKIPIT will pot be available. Sorry for any inconvenience On location or Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY - COMMERCIAL • WEDDINGS . • PORTRAITS • GROUPS - PUBLICITY . • Telephone 235.1298 137 Thames Rd., East, Exeter, Ont. GIC Rates 3/ oh •NO FEES •NO CHARGES •FUNDS TRANSFERABLE I yr. VIA CHARTERED BANK • INVESTMENTS 524-2773 oo.ww• 14100-215-5503 OR12, 00 AUCTIONEERS FILSON & ROBSON The Experienced Auctioneers that Guarantee You More $$ Considering A Sale or Need an Appraisal 666-0833 666-1967 Caii Collect Supplying You with 30 Yrs'. Efficient Service • Mobile office • Immediate Payment • 2 Auctioneers It Is Our Pleasure To Serve You NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER 8 APPRAISER Prompt Courteous Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE • - Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER REPAIRS f Sewing Machine\ Repairs to all makes Free estimates 90 Day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 Downie St., Stratford Closed Monday Phone 271.9660 Bob Heywood, Licensed Auctioneer Specializing in , household and estate auctions Reasonable rates Bob 235-0874 Laverne 235-1278 Auctioneers Bruce & Brett Coulter Farms or Homes Grand Bend 238-8000 Parkhill 294-6164 INVESTMENTS Debentures, G.I.C. s, R.R.S.P.s Contact Joan Love RR 3• Parkhill, Ontario • NOM 2K0 Phone Grand Bend 238.2644 1 ISSN 111111,111111 DURA - LOC ROOFING THE FINAL ROOFING SYSTEM LONG LIFE ROOFING PANEL... MEANS AONE-TIME INVESTMENT Before After • Lightweight steel with tcugh ,• Gan be installed on new acrylic Coit ‘ construction without the use of 1 , and timeless plywood sheathing x • • Life expectancy in excess of 100 iii , ar round years. • f a;'ractive colours • Will not blow off or lift in severe winds n. , .0 quant, Ind • No messy shingle removal, installed over ofd roof • Ganaa. durability • Air space provides extra thermal' insulation. Cooler in summer, warm- er in winter. • 30 -Year full term, leakproof, trans- ferable warranty • • Galvalumen' steel resists corro- sion 3 to 4 times longer than Galva: nized Steel Jim Becker CONSTRUCTION M.1. In Canada