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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-27, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, May 27, 1992 Golf roundup Seniors Club May 23 First Dim Cowan Andy DeBoer • 1kI<i11 Gilfillan Al Preece 'Total Second Jim Steen Emil Hendrick Bud Preszcator Guy Giddings Total Third Red DeOraw Rusty Flynn Lloyd Easton Lloyd Cushman Total Fourth Bab Dobson Jack Muir Ron Weyman Wilmer Ferguson Total Closest to Pin: Bob Dinney Birdies: Jim Steen, Don Cowan, Al Preece, Bob Dinney, Lloyd Easton, Red Degraw 40 44 44 46 174 41 41 43 52 I77 40 45 45 49 179 44 45 46, 48 183 May 21 A Flight LG Joan Heywood 44 2nd LG MJ. Chanyi 45 LP Hazel Beaver 16 B Flight LG Delores Scnilbe 47 2nd LG Doris'Hackney 48 LP Lynda Parkinson 16 C Flight LG Grace'Farquhar 51 2nd LG :Louise Pincombe 57 LP Jean Mason 16 D Flight Susan MacGregor 55 Joanne Wallace 59 Helen Kints 18 A&B Longest Drive: Janet Wedlake Closest to PinHazel Beaver C&D Drive: Pat Ballantyne, Jeanalisse Const to Pin: June Fisher Dam' prize: Country Bakery won by Doris Hackney Sponsor: Exeter Flowers eter Golf Chi onday Night n's Club LG tad LG LP May 25 Scramble Night First Wolfgang Slawik 32. Ted Wedge John Batten Eric Finkbeiner Dave Coope Second Monty Scoa Gary Kyle jack Aitkenhead Dale Baker Third Jeff Litey 33 Fern Laurin Gerry O'Neil Andy DeBoer Fourth Bob Reynolds 33 Maurice Saul/6 Wetly n Tony Delong Pill Blackler Sponsor: Earl's Taxi Inc. Door prize: Tony Delong Closest to Pin: Greg McAuslin Longest Drive: Bob Osgood Sign up for the stoottaoavnble nine June 22. On May 22 a .hole -in -one was scored on 496 by Gary Kyle with a 5 wood. Witnessed by Judy Kyle. Monday Nite Men May 21 A Flight LG Jeff Liley LN Jim Baird 2nd LG Dale McAllister 2nd LN Monty Soon B Flight LG Bill Timmy LN Tied Wedge 2nd LG Bob Reynolds tad LN Pete Sutherland C Flight LG Greg Bell 46 LN Gad Hay 33 tad LG Ken Kaley 46 tad LN Orieg McAuslin 33 D Flight LG Jack Aikcehhead 51 LN Dave Grundy 30 2nd LG Bill Wilds 52 2nd LN . Jim Finkbeiner 35 Door prize: Gardner McDonald Longest Drive #8: Eric Pink- beiner Sponsor: National Trust Upcoming: Scramble Nile, May 25, 6:00 Shotgun. Check the Match Play Board 40 37 42 38 4Q 34 44 34 Don't forget to participate In Fltness Week EXETER - As pert of Natioaal Pltweek, Exeter is hosting an *Ex- eter Bast vs. Exeter West. Which Half of Exeter Walks the Best," competition, tonight, Wednesday. May 27 between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Just go for a walk and register your name at the corner of Main Saturday night was the evening the Lucan Irish of the Ontario Junior Development Hockey League gave out their trophies to their top performers. Here are, front, left; Steve Snider, Roo- kie of the Year, Bob Szabo, Most Valuable Player. Back, left; Paul Woodburn, Top Scorer; Scott Amos, Most improved; Ed Vankerkoerle, Best Defenceman; Andy Ross, Outstanding Contribution and Effort; Kevin Leitch, Best Defenceman; Scott Riddell, Outstanding Contribu- tion and Effort. May 20 Special Hole Night (Prize for each hole) Hole 1 Highest Score Susan Dolphin 2 Most Puns Glens Tripp 3 Qaaest to Pin Pam Ross 4 Lowest score Helen Burton, Sharon Pass- more 5 Low Putts Joan Cole Jean Crerar 6 Closest to Pin Peggy Roth 7 Lowest score Marlene Par- sons 8 Longest drive Janet Wedlake 9 Longest drive Linda Dzioba SO/50 Draw: Anne Armstrong Sponsor:•Jaek & Marg's Ltd and Cathy Batten (Avon) Door Print: Liz Bell, Ina Browning (sweatshirt & 45.00 gift certificate from Cathy Sat - WI) `4( es •,e q ; .. A Flight First Ken Bergmann 37 Second Stu Homuth 38 Third Gord Rook 40 B Flight First Earl Ross 39 Second Mike Brintnell 39 Third Rob Funston 40 Fourth Larry Wein 40 C Flight First Jerry MacLean 44 Second Perry Knee 46 Third Ron Leyes 47 D Flight First Lloyd Robison 45 Second Tim Oliver 47 Clocesf to Pia 013: Stu Homuth Closest to Pinflfolittliornak, Skins: Hole 012 - Stu Homuth Hole 013 - Rob Funston All set to hit the fareways prior to the start of the Exeter Goff Club's Wednesday La- dies' League were Mary Lou Thomson, Ola Batten and Anne Armstrong. May 21 $sister 1 at Wast Landon Blizzard 4 Godkeepaot: SaadiCar. Gardner Kate II Can Gardner played an umelieot same in not May 19 Exeter 4 - St. Cain nban 1 _Goals: Jeff MacLean (3), Chad Glfilin amellaOt pose by goalkeeper Steve Hem. Exeter 12 - Btyemtoo 1 • Goals: David Farquhar (4), Tyke Sims (4), Mice Coalman, Tmvar Boersma, Bill Klin. Evan MMumy w•:,. fes* May 19 Exeter (II) 4 vs Fouler (1) 2 Goals for Eisler I: hfi dielle Hakvoort, Laura Sanas Goals for Elder u: Amanda Wuertb (4) GoaMaodars for Exeter II: Ienaiyn Baker and Nine McCrae May 18 Exaeribrashers 7 at Merton 3 Goilkaspo s: Robert Acton, Ryan Sullivan Garalm Steven Rosenberg (3), Shane Czypyha (2). Craig Over- holt, Robert Acton Aasbtz Steven Ramberg (3), Craig Overholt (2), Shane Czy- pyba (2), Robert Aden. Danny Messier I Strong defensive play by Stephen am ishGood ball control by Darren Mazola and Sondem Street betweott 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. If you reside,,on the East side of Main street, register in front of the library and if on the west side, register in front of Dar- lings. A free pop compliments of Pathfinder Beverages will be avail- able for those olio register. Watch the TA next week and well let you know which half of Exeter was more up for the challenge. Following the walk, drop by the Recreation Centre at 7:30 p.m. and watch our mini -corporate chal- lenge. Eleven teams will compete this time around in six events de- signed to test your sense of hu- mour. Prizes once again are courte- sy of Murphy's Pub and Eatery. Exeter Villa residents have been hit by the get fu bug and starting Fitweek, will be logging the dis- tance and number of times that resi- dents go for a wall[ between now and August. That's the spirit Villa! Speaking of spirit, the Sneaks Police would like to thank all those good sports who helped to make "Sneaker Day" a blast this year. If you drove through Exeter on Friday and saw a gentleman in flippers. flopping his arms reciting "I feel like chicken tonight," blame the Sneaker Police. Also happettsing this week in cele- bration of Fitweek will be a free adult public swim on Thursday from 12 noon until 2:00 p.m. at Kick's Aquatics Centre and SHDHS students are having a giant scavenger hunt on Wednesday af- ternoon. Duplicate Bridge First Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dearing Second Mr. and Mrs. Davis Third Betty Hoyles, Nancy Thomas Fourth Carole and Dennis Hockey Exeter Legion Hall Wednesdays, 7:3o p.m. Exeter Men's Slo pitch (standings as of Sunday, May24) W L Runs for Runs against Pts. RSD 4 0 81 32 8 Ellison Travel 3 0 56 14 6 Strike Force 2 1 54 42 4 Crediton 2 1 49 23 4 Murphy's 2 1 45 22 4 Inndians 2 1 45 31 4 Big V 2 2 32 35 4 ETR Sluggers 1 2 42 40 2 Huron Tractor 1 3 29 64 2 Albatross 1 3 12 51 2 ' Kirkton 0 3 32 46 0 Nighthawks 0 3 11 88 0 Soccer action OAtn»s most weeknights on the fields in Ex- eter as them jaU tx_ap [shot down to business in a game on Thursday ------ May 25 A Flight LG Janet Wedlake 42 2nd LG Joan Heywood 43 Hidden score: Pat Fletcher B Flight LG Marlene Parsons 43 2nd LG Ila Mothers 48 Hidden scare: Anita Cook C Flight LG Grace Farquhar 50 2nd LG Lorna Russell 52 Hidden score: Heather Prout D Flight LG Susan MacGregor 55 2nd LG Joy Darling 58 Hidden score: Joanne Wallace (;nest Night LG Helen Burton Most honest: Janet Hem Hidden scare: Carol Stuckless Door prise: Beery Smith (White Squirrel Sponsor: Pathfinders NOTICE TO EXETER AND AREA RESIDENTS Water extermination to control algae in the MacNaughton Park Reservoir Spraying of the reservoir for the control of algae will be conducted between June 1 and June 10. The pesticide to be used is Reglone A, P.C.P. Act a 9512. The reservoir will be posted during the necessary restricted use period. 'During this period, IL fishing, swimming or other use of the reservoir is recommended. For (weber inforgpption, call Alec Scott at the ARCA (235-2610) AiOnt MAWp/ N. Fxoto $I!C:AiAd AkKA.