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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-02, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, June 2,1993 Among the many groups which have already donated to the Ontario Special Olympics Torch Run which will be held June 8 are, front, left; Beau Uyl, Hensall Legion; Tom Richber and Bob Dinney, Masonic Lodge; Mark Helmrich and Ross Long, Exeter Optimist Club; Jennifer Wilbee, Zurich Public Sphool. Back, left; Jim Denomme, Zurich Public School; Lori Bergel and Vanessa Laye, Exeter Public School; Janette MacDonald, Usborne Public School; Jim Merrylees .and` Dave Frayne, Exeter Legion; Don Thompson and Scott Eveland, Exeter Lions Club; John Beck-' er, Zurich Lions Club; OPP Constable George Finch, run organizer; Dwight Monck, Exeter Police Department. Basehaii May 25 Mosquito A Listowel 11 at Lucan 12 Peewee A: Milayn 7 r Lucan I7liIliOfl (Ic.IIars Lucan T -Ball Four teams playing first night a great suc- Sports shorts Hole -in -One for a cess. May 26 Rookie -Tigers Lucan 6 at Exeter 2 Home run: Jamie McLeod Triple: Hafeez Popat, which brought three guys home. May 27 Peewee A Lucan 6 at Goderich 8 Great game for Craig Leyes Mosquito B Lucan 21 at Clinton 6 Great pitching by Sedrick MacAuley, Craig Galbraith, Craig VanKastem and Dave Park. The whole team is coming along great. Peewee B Listowel 18 at Lucan 3 May 28 Rookie - Mitchell Mitchellll 17 at Lttcan S Good effort by all. May 29 Rooke -Athletics Exeter 10 at Lucan 9 Home run: Adam Finch May 30 Rookie -Cougars Lunn 40 at Goderich 16 Outstanding performance by all players. ::::Ccf , May 24 Exeter 0 at Mitchell 15 Triple: Mary Grego: Doubles: Murray Youmans Fly balls caught by: Megan Geiser and Sean Chishobn Close game (3-0) up until the bast inning. Exeter played well. May 26 Lucan II Shat Exeter 2 Fly balls caught by: Sean Chisholm Exeter was winning 2-1 up until the last inning. Good game Exeter. Future games: June 2, Dashwood II at Exeter, 6:30 p.m.; June 7, Lucan 11 at Ex- eter, 6:30 p.m. May 27 Exeter 0 vs. Goderich 8 Cosch Ken Farquhar. Good fielding and great team work. Exeter. r-beil May 29 Exeter Green 19 vs. Exeter White 20 Top hitters for Exeter Green: 3 tuns each for Shane MacGregor, Erin Deters, Chad Taylor and Ashley Sedlake Top tatters for Exeter White: 3 runs each for Mandy Marsden, St Holmes, Clint Helmuth and Jake Nicola. Future game: June 5, 10:30 am., Cen- tralia at Exeter White Exeter Mosquito .'B', May 25 Mitchell 18 at Exeter Good pitching by Brad VanBakei. Fly balls caught by Jamie Page, Mike Dietrich (2). Good base stealing by Nathan Kraft - check. May 26 Exeter 6 at Goderich II 19 Play of the game: Double play by Bram Steele. Great play on third base by Shaun Talbot. Fly balls caught by Adam Higgs, Mike Dietrich, Steak. /Amy 27 Exeter 11 at Clinton 4 Pitcher: Paul Gregus, Brad Broom Strikeouts: 12 total Top hitters: Greg Young, Ben Glavin, Tyler Bourne May 26 Exeter Rookie 'A' 17 vs,Clinton 3 Runs: Tun Meidinger, Daryl Bourne (3). Kevin Overholt (2). Kevin Dickins (2), Ja- mie Johns (2), Liam Chisholm, Mau Die- trich (2). Cody Oakes, Amanda Wuerth, Tim Snell, Brendan Buchanan Hits: Meidinger (3), Bourne (4), Overholt (3), Dickins (3), Johns (2), Chisholm (2), Dietrich (2), Oakes (4), Wuenh (2), Mur- ray, Snell (2), Mau Anita' (2), Buchanan (2) Doubles: Bourne, Dickins, Chisholm (2). Wuerth Home runs: Overholt (2), - grand slam RBI's: Overholt (6), (hckurs, Johns, Chis- holm (3), Oakes, Wuenh (2), Snell (2), Buchanan Very good effort by all players. Eacellent hitting by Kevin Overholt. • May 29 Exeter Rookie 'A' 10 vs. Lucan 9 Runs: Meidinger, Bourne, Overholt (2), Dickins (2), Oakes (2), Wuerth, Dietrich Hits: Meidinger (3), Bourne (2), Overholt (2), Dickins (4), Oakes (4), Wuerth (3), Dietrich (3), Snell. Anrep Double: Dietrich Triple: Dietrich RBI's: Overholt, Didtiru, Oakes (3), Wuenh, Dietrich Q), Snell and Ansett GRAND BEND - Have you ever hit a hole in one? Fetv golfers have, but most would wish there was a million dollar prize waiting for them when that liUle white ball goes from tee to hole in one shot. The Grand Bend Winter Carnival is once again offering just that kind of money for that elusive perfect shot - only 155 yards and a whole lot of luck and skill separates the golfer from the cash. The Million Dollar Hole in One Competition, which runs from June 9-13 to raise money for the Winter Carnival, will be selling chances at the big prize for $1 a ball, or 12 for $10. Shuffleboard Hensall May 25 Five game winners Pearl McKnight Annie Reid John Pepper Six game winners Lome Archer Jim Davis Dave Woodward Thelma Thiel Helen McKay Dave Kyle Olga Chipchase Exeter May 26 Four game winners Pearl McKnight Estelle Chalmers Ruby Beaver Lloyd Lovell Five game winners Marge McCurdy Wilma Davis Grace Farquhar Lloyd Ballantyne May 27 Four game winners Wilma Davis Charles Tindall John Pepper Doris Denham Five game winners Marjorie Hodgert Howard Johns Jim Davis Doris Miller 421 320 289 487 464 411 407 407 403 391 361 358 348 302 513 q479 360 358 440 409 363 350 453 438. 428 415 A bigger five foot circle at 135 yards on the Oakwood Driving Range is the new qualifying dis- tance for participants, and 200 sem- ifinalists will also get a chance to win a Toyota Paseo before heading on to the finals and the $1,000,000 prize. Last year's hole in one shootout resulted in no winners of the big prize, but some $24,000 raised to support the Carnival. Organizer Dave Sheppard says that the increased number of prizes for qualifiers, and more chances for participants to win big prizes, like the car, adds to the attraction of the event. The opening of the five-day fund- raiser also coincides with the annu- al Scatcherd Tournament at Oak- wood, which should help to bring in participants. To keep things fair, club pros and touring pros aren't allowed to enter. The finals will be at 6 p.m. Sun- , day. June 13 at the Number One 1100,04,4110491130;$4474f, -,f -1: Places' second LIEURY - Luke Seward of Lieu- ry recently competed in the. First American 3D archery competition where he placed second overall. The high school champion who goes to Medway high school in Arva, has peen approached by two archery organizations to shoot their products. Street hockey LONDON - Three -on -three street hockey is once again returning to the area as the third annual London event will be held at the Argyle Arena This year's event will be held June 19-20 and proceeds of up to S4,500 will go towards the London Minor Hockey Association. Any- one wishing to apply for the tourna- ment can contact 1-800-665-6896. More sports on page 24 Lee wins seniors title ZURICH - Londesboro's Jack Lee, representing Clinton Crown lanes, won the Men's division title at the 20th annual Ontario Five Pin Bowler's association (O.F.P.B.A.) Provincial Senior Citizen's Champi- onships Wednesday at Brampton. Lee bowled 103 pins over his league Average in the three game format and won a microwave oven. Grand Bend's -Ron Dann, from Zu- rich Town and Country lanes, fin- ished in sixth position, just 33 pins behind Lee, scoring 70 pins over his 201 average. Bayficld's Dora ,Warwick com- bined her score with Lee's as the duo took the O.F.P.B.A. mixed doub! s title and won a special Pro- vincial trophy, as Bluewater Five Pin Bowlers' Association members performed really well. Helen Wilford, Hastings, won the O.F.P.B.A. ladies division with plus 36, five pins in front of Fene- lon's Audrey Gems. O.F.P.B.A. convention The Bluewater Five Pin Bowlers' Association has appointed Mole - worth's Brad Matheson, Goderich's Marj Moore, Listowcl's Howie Baker and Grand Bend's Ron Dann as its four voting delegates to repre- sent Bluewater bowlers at the O.F.P.B.A. Convention June 17-20. 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 0 9512. The reservoir will be posted during the necessary restricted use period. During this period, iLo fishing, swimming or other use of the reservoir is recommended. For further information, call Alec Scott at the ARCA (235-2610). A joint project of She Exeter PUC and the AICA. r IP 11D II". tats els s tet. tree 1r1 AlITENTION 1 The Veri Trucking Technicians will save you plenty of cash with these great service specials Oil Change Special a includes oil, filters, labor +b 7.polnt vehicle inspection brake adjustment •o Cat and Cummins Brake Special •o includes new wheel seals # 47697 •o Premium Rockwell linings •o bearing inspection eG additional parts extra .o 4 rear wheels $14995 Detroit extra 5590 1J, 1" Bearing Roll -in Special a3416Bt N oil sample ...eluded a all parts & labor included Tune -Up Special 4"0 34066 Cat b Set air -fuel ratio .o adjust valves .o test injectors •o check air filters •o adjust jake brake if applicable .o parts extra $800 $320 r • 1. 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