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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-13, Page 16AUCTIONEERS Page 16 Times -Advocate, September 13, 1989 C Champs - The Exeter Ladies Slo Pitch league held its playoff tournament on Saturday. The Big 0 team won the C division. Shown above from the back left are Coach Jeff Lamond, Muriel Dalrymple, Lynne Fruhner, Dianne McCuaig, Kate Bierling, Anita Davies, Leda Jarrett, Bonnie Caldwell, Janet Winters, Rhonda Briceman and Coach Ross Briceman. Front left are Wendy Schwindt, Judy Dougall, Pauline Pym, Noel Westlake, Alice Noble, Carol Stuart, Susan Maver. Missing Anna McKellar. B Champs - At the Exeter Ladies SIo Pitch final toumament Saturday, the Cheers team won the B di- vision. Shown above from the back left to right are Ann Baynham, Christine Smith, Leah O'Rourke, Dolli Creces, Kelly Warner, Karen Rowe,- Coach Dave Hayter. Front left to right are Joanne Jaques, Brenda Pincombe, Joan Shapton, Lisa Rundle, Jodie Ehgoetz. Missing Valerie Pratt, Mary Ellen McBride and Carl Gilmore. Desjardine's crew is best LONDON - Any race car driver knows how very important a good pit crew is to his success. Louis Desjardine, of Grand Bend Bend proved he has one of the best when his crew won a challenge contest, among the 25 top drivers of street stock cars at Delaware Speedway's big Labor day weekend celebration. " Tun McKichan's crew, from Nairn finished second in the contest Exeter Golf Club Monday Men's League September 11, 1989 B Flight 1st Low Gross - Doug Pen - hale 2nd Low Gross - Kitch Pav- lick 1st Low Net - Bob Reynolds 2nd Low Net - Terry Roth C Flight 1st Low Gross - Stan Kochan 2nd Low Gross - Brian Brooks 1st Low Net - Julian Bayley 2nd Low Net - Gary Camp- bell Skins: #3 Paul Ritchie #4 Bob Reynolds Clostest to Hole #3: Paul Ritchie Longest Drive #9: Brian Brooks 50/50: Larry Pole Sponsors: Gary Kyle Shell, White Squirrel Restaurant. Men's Wind-up is Sunday, September 24, tee -off at 9:30 a.m. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, September 6 5 Game Winners Pearl McKnight Vi Hefidy A. Hummel Bill Baechlcr Lorne Shelton 5506 390 386 364 Thursday, September 7 5 Game Winners Howard Johns A. Hummel Delmar Skinner John Pepper Pearl McKni ht 545 529 489 376 375 Claybird Gun Club Annual Turkey Shoot Turkey Shoot held at the Claybird Gun Club Exeter on Sunday. 20 turkeys were won by: Rusty Gibson, Al McWhin- ney, John Glazier, Bill Lloyd, Jamie Steele, Lloyd Haskell, Doug Moore, Lloyd Venner, Jody Mosurinjohn, . Perry Maschke, Rick Doran and Grant Hardy • as well. The pit crew contest, which in- volved stopping their cars on a cer- tain spot and changing tires as quick as possible and getting the car on its way again, was sponsored by McKerlie Millen Automotive Stores. Desjardine's crew was comprised of, Wayne Desjardine, Derek Des- jardine, Stan Rees, Ron Whitmore, Ron Peterson and his wife Laura DesJardines. Later that day, Dcsjardines went out and won the feature Street Stock 25 -lap race at Delaware, one of the last -races of the season there. Minor soccer winds down EXETER - All the Exeter soccer teams involved in the Lucan and District Soccer league have hung up their cleats for another year. How- ever, three teams playing in the South West Middlesex Soccer league are still playing in cup play. The final Cup tournament for all finalists will be held Saturday, Sep- tember 16 in Strathroy. In girls 10 and Under the Exeter girls are in the final and will play for the championship against their rivals from Komoka. In girls 12 -and -under, the girls will have to win their qualifying game this week also against Komo- ka. The winner of that game will play on Saturday in the finals. In boys 18 -and -Under, the Exeter boys are on a roll. After finishing first in the league. They were matched up with second -place Wal- lacetown to decide the finalist. In a very exciting game Exeter took the lead in the first half as Henri De- Bruyn scored a• beautiful goal with help from Chris Chanyi. The Exeter defence of Ray Boer- sma, Rick Topp and Justin O'Rourke played excellent and kept Wallacetown at bay for —est of the game but two minutes Wallacetown managed , a the score to send the game into a shoot- out. In the shootour Henri DeBruyn, Peter McAllister, Rick Topp and Ryan Hern all scored to win the game for Exeter and send them to the cup finals against Delaware on the 16th of September. Coach Martin DcBruyn is look- ing for a big fan turnout for this last game of the season. Local Windup Approximately 500 parents and children turned out for the Annual Exeter Soccer Club Awards banquet Sunday: After an hour of soccer games be- tween parents, coaches and kids, everyone gathered at the Rec centre where the team and individual awards were presented. In his opening remarks President of the soccer club Martin DeBruyn thanked all the executive members, coaches and referees for their dedica- tion in making this another excel- lent season. The soccer lcub entered 12 teams in two different leagues andprovidedfun and sportsmanship for 250 boys and girls ages 4-18. Of the 12 teams, seven teams were awarded with individual tro- phies for winning a league or playoff championship. The most successful season ever for the Exet- er soccer club. After the individual awards De- Bruyn presented Susan Dolphin with the Scott Hasselback memori- al award given to the person but ex- emplifying sportsmanship and dedi- cation to the game of soccer in the Exeter area. In his presentation he touched on all the work Susan has done over the years as treasurer, soccer mother and volunteer. The awards presentation was fol - Exeter Golf Club Men's League September 7, 1989 B Flight Low Gross - Don Stuckless Low Net - Ralph Wells, Kitch Pavlick C Flight Low Gross - Derek Robinson Low Net - Ed Johns, Fon Wells Longest Drive: Kitch Pav- lick Closest to Hole: Bill Taylor Skins: #1 Kitch Pavlick #3 Pete Sutherland #6 Kitch Pavlick #8 Don Stuckless 50/50: Dave Smale Sponsored by: Clarke's Self Serve, White Squirrel Restau- rant Holes In_ one - Bob_Davis, left, of St. Joseph, and Marcel Masse, - 01 LUnCia,' t1Ot , `n'i ':`i!' ;..'.i;: do hclp� !/?„o 3Q;•4ta.the _t90-ya.fCl O r three seventh bole at Bayview Golf Club. Davis, recorded' his ace, August 2 and used a nine iron. He was playing with Doreen Davis, Don McLean and Shirley Bedard. Masse used a pitching wedge to ace the hole and was playing with three friends from London. It was the first ace ever for both players. Davis will receive a free gift from Bayview for being the first one of the year. Now coach - Training camp opened for the Lucan Irish at the Ilderton Arena la'St week. The decision for new Coach Ken Needham on who makes the team will be a tough one because over 50 kids, in- cluding seven goalies are trying for a spot on the team. Needham is shown here givirg some of the • netminders some encouragement during a practice last week. I. ucan will have its first 'pre -season game Friday in Thamesford and will play at home Saturday night. lowed by a potluck supper with plenty of food for everyone. A special thank you on behalf of the soccer club to all the sponsors who helped us make it possible to put on such an excellent soccer pro- gram. The only function left for the soccer club is the annual meeting this Tuesday. We will see you all again in the spring. Most dedicated - Martin DeBruyn, president of the Exeter Minor Soccer Association, presents the Scott Hasselback award, w h exemplifies dedication and sportsmanship to the game of soccer, to the 1989 winner Susan Dolphin. We're Ba-a-a-ck...! * but with a difference From design... to experience. we have it all First in AUDIO * First in VIDEO * First in RECEPTION In fact, we're ...first in entertainment Drop In Today...And See For Yourself Allen Stubbs ...first in entertainment 301 Main Street, Exeter 235-1520 KEEP WATCHING THIS PAPER ON NEWS OF OUR RE -OPENING CELEBRATION E3uoiness rreuR FILSON & ROBSONI The Experienced Auctioneers that Guarantee You More SS Considering A Sale or Need an Appraisal 666-0833 666-1967 Call Collect Supplying You with 30 Yrs. 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