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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-08, Page 19SPORTS Times -Advocate, May 8, 1991 Page 19 League Champions - The winners of the Lucan Ladies BowlinIg League were the Lucky Strikes, front; Joan Flnkbeiner (left), Lynn Smith. Back; Barb Smith (left), Heather Smith, Janet Ankers and Helen Rodgers. T Ball Game Reports xeter White May 4 Exeter White 29 at Crediton 12 30 Home rusts for Exeter: Katie Vanderburgt, Nathan Kraftcheck, Chris Tripp May 4 Grand Bend 29 at Exeter Green 35 Hose run for Exeter: Sheraina Lovie May 4 Exeter Gold 30 at Crediton 1130 Home twos for Credito: David Desjardine, Jamie Bibby Ironwood Mens Night 'A' Champions- Winning the 'A' championship for the Lucan Ladles League were the Shamrocks, front; Deb Pearce (left), Joan Scott. Back; Mema Scott (left), Edie Burt, Audrey Watt, Pat MacDonald. Anglers flock to annual salmon derby GRAND BEND - What about the one that didn't get away? Hundreds of local anglers are keeping their lines baited and their fin- gers crossed that the big one doesn't get away at the Third Annual Grand Bend Salmon Derby. On Saturday the boats went out and midway through the afternoon, Bob Shain of Petrolia returned with a 21.42 -pound salmon. His catch was the best as of 7 p.m. Monday night and Jim Conners was second at 17.44. "1 -le caught it on a blue and silver body bait, that's all he told us," said Don Labelle of the derby committee. LaBelle said the fishermen aren't that secretive when it comes to tell- ing what's the best lure to hopefully snag the big one. "Most of them tell you what they caught it on. Most nue as the same body}blot and' die 3artne'spoon:' As soon as they tell you *luilteplour it, ris,'e'Vdrybde'used'dig colour,"' Said LaBelle. The derby stretches over nine days as the final fish can be wee ed at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Prize money has increased this year as $5,0M goes to the biggest fish. There area total of 15 top prizes with a mystery draw every day. A 9.9 horsepower motor will also be drawn from all those who bought the $10 entry fee ticket. LaBelle said the number of fishermen in the derby increase each year and he expects 1,000 this year. He said once they get up to 3,000 an- glers than the prize money could increase to 'as much as $10,000 for the top catch. Although the weigh station which is located in a mobile headquarters near. the Harbour building isn't open until noon each day, the boats are in the water very early. "Most of them are out by 6 a.m. and a lot of them are in by noon and they go back out at night," said LaBelle. Most of them are either Grand Bend or Port Franks residents and fish between St. Joesph's and Kettle Point. "We have a limit. If you're any further than 10 miles, it's too far." All fish caught are kept by the anglers except the winner which is to be stuffed and mounted for posterity. The awards night will be May 25 at the Grand Bend Legion. Jack Eagleson and Bob Jennison help ttel) the catches. ACK, S Plumbing and Heating (Exeter) Inc. Jack Mager (619) 235.0581 Thinking of • Changing to Gas?? We are your local Union Gas Dealer In this area Approved Installers of Union Gas Water Heaters. We also install tumaces, air conditioning systems, water softeners and new plumbing fixtures for new homes and renovations. i Individual winners - Bringing home individual trophies from the Lu - can Ladies League were, front; Deb Pearce (left), Lynne Farquhar. Back; Pat Hodgins (left), Heather Smith. Exeter Golf Club Mens Night Monday, May 6 was the inau- gural evening for the 1991 sea- son of the Exeter Golf Course Men's Night Club. 47 golfers braved the cold, wind and rain. Top Low Grass honours went to: Dave Crocker 40 Ralph Wells 43 Bill Glover 45 Bill Tinney 46 Brian Brooks 46 Ralph Batten 46 Hayden Gozzard 47 Blair Hearn 48 Closest to the hole on number 3 was Ralph Batten and the longest drive was Bob Osgood. Skins was won by Dave Crock- er and Gary Campbell. The 50/ 50 draw was won by Bill Tin- ney. Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night scores 1st' Mr. Quantrel and Mr. Martell 2nd Ester Hillman, John Brintnell 3rd Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dear- Mr. and Mrs. Mummery Exeter Legion Hall Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard May 1 3 game winners Laverne Stone 245 John Pepper 217 Bruce Watson 216 4 game winners Wilma Davis 362 Hugh McKay 339 June Hodgson 292 Howard Johns 290 Steve Hrapchak 289 Joe Gosar 289 5 game winners Wm. Baechler 411 Doris Miller 323 011ie Essery • 309 Mildred Thomson 235 May 2 4 game winners Joe Gosar 380 Lloyd Lovell 253 Jean Hem 195 S game winners JohnPepper 395 Lorne Shelton 367 Steve Hrapchak 361 Howard Johns 358 Bruce Watson 349 Usborne • & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 131 (Established in 1878) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS di ADJUSTERS .lack Harrigan RR 3 Wain_ ....... 227-430S Larry Gardner, RR2, We *45.2178 t cyd Morrison, RRt St Marys 22294277 Loma Feeney, Mocha... -M8-M8f Jack Hodgson, RR1, Moon 2214162 Joseph Chaffs, RRS Micron 5414701 AGENTS Roes WOW, Exeter_ ..... . ...... . . 235-9219 John Mow% COM 141.2112 Joseph Univ., Mldnl 1194O12 Heed Cillos, Exeter........... _2116/880 A refund from surplus was declared for all policy hold- ers who qualify are on record and in good stand- ing as at December 31, 1990 Ladies golf league gets underway A Flight B Flight C Flight D Right A Flight B t C Flight IY Flight A Flight C Fli ght D Flight A Flight B Flight C Flight April 30, 1991 '1st Low Gross Dave Holtanuhn . • Brian Taylor Tom Rolph Jack Kraft 1 Low Net Dat Gifford Mike Brintnell Ken Hermann Jack Urquhart 2ad Low Gran Don Heywood Brion Penhale B. Pse:zcattor 2 �dDimity Low INet Rob Funstan Dave Russell Jerry Maclean EXETER - The Wednesday night ladies league of the Exeter Golf Club held a general meeting. An executive was elected: President Helen Kadey, Vice president Cathy Batten and Secretary/treasurer Wanda Reynolds. CPGA pro and owner Bob Mason discussed some rules of golf and how to figure out a handicap. Every Wednesday, tee off time is between 4:00 and 6:30. Green fees are $8.00 and league fees are $2.00. Food is available. This week Janet and her staff served a delicious hot turkey sandwich with mashed pota- toes and com. Or you can choose from the usual menu. Come out and join us. 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