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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-17, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, July 17, 1996 S ► /RTS Golf roundup r, 7) 1 Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Ladies July 9 A fUght Low net Sheila Reatwrn 36 Bette May 38 B night Low net Betty Sangster 34 Anne Arrnsuong 34 C night Low net Jan Baker 39 Ina Browning 41 D night • Low net Lorraine Alexander 44 Theresa McCann 44 50150 draw: Sharon Passmore Upcoming: Guest day. July 23 Monday Men July 11 A flight Low gross Doug Richt 39 Low net Gary Kyle 33 2nd LG Ernie Ahrens 40 2nd LN Ted Wedge 36 B fUght Low gross Kevin Hem 43 Low net Gary Campbell 33 2nd LG John Nedza 44 2nd LN Rick Gilfillan 36 C flight Low gross Harvey Adams 45 Low net Dave Keys 35 2nd LG Gary Dunlop 47 2nd LN Brian Ankers 36 D flight Low gross Dan Campbell 50 Low net Steve Jones 35 2nd LG Mike Veri 51 2nd LN Paul Brannon 36 Closest to pin *3: Ted Wedge Closest to pin 66: Geoff Masse Sponsor: Exeter Chrysler Next week's sponsor: Becker Leisure Products Wednesday Ladles July 10 A night Low gross Helen Burton 46 Low net Sheila Reabum 34 B night Low gross Betty Sangster 52 Low net Jean Crerar 32 C flight Low gross Karen Neevel 61 Low net Pauline Rowland 33 50/50 draw: Liz Bell Door prize: Barb Moss Sponsor: McKerlie Millen Senior Men July 11 A fight Low net Ron Johnson 32 Bob Fickling 32 Milt Cole 32 B night Low net Jack Brintnell 30 C night Low net Glenn Robinson 31 D night Low net Anson McKinley 32 First Al Eveleigh 32 Bill Kuhar 33 Bob Fickling 32 97 Second Anson McKinley 32 Jack Brintnell 30 Don Dearing 3.2 99 Closest to pin: Gord MacTavish 1 Ironwood Mesas Club July 9 A night First Al Mitchell 37N34 Second Jim Guenther 38N37 Third Randy Gilfillan 39N37 Fourth David Holtzmann 35N37 Fifth Haydn Gozzard 4IN38 B flight First Ed Pihowich 39N36 Second Larry Wein 38N36 Third Larry Johns 39N37 Fourth Ken Pinder 38N37 C night First Arden Shantz 39 Second Ken McConnell 42N40 Third Mike Desjardine 40 Fourth Don Hodgins 41 D night First Brent Dawson 45N43 Second Sid Daley 42N43 Third Bob Thompson 44 Fourth Don Currell 44N45 Fifth Ben Fisher 48N46 Closest to pin: A&B - *8 Jim Guenther; C&D - ail Brian Peck, 49 Arden Shantz Skins: A&B - *1 Al Mitchell, *2 David Holtzmann; C&D - *1 Brian Peck. *5 Don Hodgins Senior Men July 13 First Jim Steen Sandy Trap Bill Thompson 48 Bud Presz or 182 Second Don Cowan 40 Ken Hermann 46 Bob Dobson 49 Don Ross A4 184 Third lee Webber 44 lack Urquhart Roy Hunter Lloyd Cushman 40 46 49 50 193 Fourth Bill Gilfillan 45 Joe Rcgter 51 Andy DeBoer 51 Guy Giddings .51 198 Closest to pin: *4 Jim Steen, ail Don Cowan Hensall shuffleboard July 9 6 game winners Dave Woodward Dave Kyle Isabel Rogerson Marg Deichert Thea Vandenboom Gert Eagleson 5 game winners Tom Williams Hazel McEwan 503 468 445 433 410 404 444 412 Paralympian Imperials lose to Shakespeare and Hickson Jeff Flnkbelner, 18, from Crediton poses beside London Mayor Dianne Haskett in London on Thursday after carry- ing the "etemal flame of hope" for one kilometre during the Paralympic Torch Relay and Caravan. The event, orga- nized by the Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons, the Rotary Clubs of Canada and the Canadian Paralympics Committee is a coordinated marathon route that lights two torches in Toronto which are simultaneous- ly flown to both coasts and make their way back from both sides of the country. This national torch relay helps raise funds for parathletes who will compete at Olympic Stadium in Atlanta Georgia at the Paralympics which be- gin August 15. Finkbeiner was one of an estimated 100,000 Canadians who carried the nom& that will even- tually make its way to Atlanta to light the Games torch. (Jay Schultz photo credit) UWO holds summer basketball clinic PARKHILL - The University of Western Ontario Intercollegiate Athletic Program is offering a bas- ketball clinic for youths this sum- mer. Sport Western Basketball Camps have been a popular sumer tradition at the university for 20 years. The mode! will be presented outside of London for the first time in Park- hill, St. Thomas and Stratford. This year's camps will be co- ordinated by recent Mustang stand- outs Bradley Campbell and Bren- dan Noonan, who have also served on the coaching staff. Their posi- tive teaching approach and enthu- siasm make them a big hit with campers of all ages and abilities. Other coaches include incoming Mustang Richard Tamminga and current players. The camp, open to youths be- tween the ages of 10 and 14 will promote the learning of offensive and defensive skills and teamwork. Campers will be involved in games, drills and special events. The camp, located at North Mid- dlesex Secondary School, is look- ing for between 30 and 45 people and each must provide his or her own shorts, socks and shoes. There is a registration fee. The camp will be offered July 29 to August 2 and again from August 5 to 9. The Parkhill camp runs half days with girls in the morning and boys in the afternoon. The final registra- tion date is on July 23. The Strat- ford camp is co-ed and runs for a full day. Final date for registration is August 1. For information and registration package, contact Sport Western at 519-661-2007; or Brendan Noonan (Western basketball) 519-661- 3916. Slo-pitch 96 Exeter Men Recent scores - July 10 Strike Force 10 vs. Inndians 22 RSD Seminoles 19 vs. Syfilco 8 ETR Sluggers 19 vs. Huron Park 24 Nighthawks 3 vs. Ellison 21 Standings as of July 15 Team Games Record Runs Runs Total Overall played (W -L -T) For Against Points Standing Bogart Division Murphys 9 7-2-0 149 66 14 1 Strike Force 10 7-3-0 160 122 14 2 Mudhens 9 6-3-0 131 93 12 4 Huron Park 9 2-7-0 83 153 4 11 Jarrett Division Inndians 8 5-2-1 100 59 11 5 ETR Sluggers 8 5-2-1 131 87 11 6 Big V 10 3-5-2 117 126 8 8 Barflyz 10 1-8-1 64 175 3 12 Lavier Division RSD Seminoles 9 6-3-0 104 97 12 3 Ellison Travel 9 5-3-1 117 65 11 7 Syfilco 10 3-7-0 76 129 6 9 Nighthawks 11 3-8-0 101 177 6 10 Recent scores - July 11 Chrissy's Playgirls 16 vs. F.L.T. 13 Downtown Dollies 16 vs. Angels 4 La Batters 20 vs. Purina Chicks 1 Sundowners 18 vs. Huron Park Sharkettes 6 Gar's Girls 10 vs. Big '0' Sockettes 11 Cheers 13 vs. Murphys 16 Standings W L T 6 1 7 6 2 8 6 6 5 1 6 3 3 6 2 3 5 2 2 2 2 Team Big '0' Sockettes Downtown Dollies La Batters Gars Girls Purina Chicks Angels Chrissy's Playgirls Murphy's Cheers F.L.T. Sundowners Huron Park Sharkettes 4 4 3 6 3 4 7 6 6 Pts. 12 12 12 10 6 4 4 4 2 2 S 2 EXETER - Exeter Imperials trav- elled to Shakespeare last Tuesday night and dropped a 7-3 decision. With Steve Cook ab- sent due to work com- mitments, and Kevin Gooder missing due to car troubles, Wayne Pellow was called on to make his first start of the sea- son. He pitched three and a third in- nings, giving up three runs on four hits. Sean Pellow pitched the rest of the game in relief. Offensively, Greg Rutledge led the way with two hits and two runs scored while Darren Kints had three hits and Glenn Hines also singled and scored. Sean Pellow singled twice while Wayne Pellow, Greg Dalrymple and Chris Kennedy added singles. On Sunday afternoon, in the first game of a planned doubleheader, two runs in the first and six runs in the second were the difference as visiting Hickson edged Exeter 8-7. Starter Kevin Gooder took the loss as he allowed all eight runs on eight hits in one and one-third in- nings. Steve Cook took over in relief and pitched shutout ball for five and two thirds, allowing one hit and walking one while striking out 10. Greg Dalrymple was the hitting star for Exeter as he homered and singled twice and drove in two runs while scoring three. Steve Cook added two hits and drove in three runs while Robb Finch singled and doubled. Chris Kennedy also sin- gled and doubled and scored a run in the 11 hit attack. The second game, which was scheduled against Woodstock, was forfeited as Woodstock was unable to field a team. Soccer,.-y� roundup 4,01 Exeter Jets July 11 Strathroy Gerruni at Exeter Jets Goaltenders: Peter Fragtiskatos, David Desjardine Playing well were: Fragiskatos, Desjar- dine, Brandon Lewis Exeter Eagles July 11 Exeter 7 vs. Kensal Park 0 Goals: Chris Hem. Jeremy Rowan (4). Costas Kollias (2) Goaltender: Nate Holmes Playing well were: Greg Morley. Danny Caslick, Shawn Marshall, John Fragiska- tos on defense The controls are within reach. So is the price. Surplus inventory Sale AGCO ALLIS, 412 Hydro w/34" deck, 12 HP rear engine rider. Sale Priced 2390. plus taxes IAGCO ALLIS' Cash and carry till they're gone Outdoor Power Equipment HYDE Illh1VI1llRS ,>» FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED Hensall 262-2605 Parts - Sales - Service Rannoch 229-6700 TIUNK YO TIIANK YOU The Stephen Township Arena Board would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for participating, supporting or helping out at the Centralia/Huron Park Lions Club Million Dollar Hole -in --One. Thank you to the Associate Sponsors: • Centralia/Huron Park Lions Club • McCann Redi-Mix • Veri Trucking • Huron Tractor Ltd. • Bluewater Recycling • Dunlop A Special Thanks to the donators of the top ten finalist prizes. Donators and winners were: 1.sf Priz@ Trip for two to Las Vegas - donated by Ellison Travel, Exeter, Ont. Al Preece 2nd Prize Exeter Golf Club Membership - donated by Bob and Janet Mason, Exeter Golf Club Rick Schilbe $ffi a $350.00 gift certificate for supplies or service - donated by Huron Motor Products Scott Ross 4th Prize Voucher for a door - donated by Beyond the Screen Door (Value $290.00) Jeff Liley Propane Barbecue- donated by Exeter's Canadian Tire Jim Lewis fithPrue $150.00 worth of groceries - donated by Huron Park Foodtown, plus a vegetable platter Greg McAuslay ithifin 12 round passport at Ironwood Golf Club - donated by ironwood Golf Club Josh Masse 8 $150.00 gift certificate at Exeter Golf Club -, donated by Hoffmans Rob Silver Ithirlitt 3 month membership Bemardo Karate School, Crediton School • donated by Ron Bowers Don Boyes loth Prize 4 tickets to a Bluelay game - donated by Moffatt and Powell plus $50.00 spending money Rick Borden Qualifying Prizes were donated by: Country Trenditions Take Two Hair Design The Mane Event Country Flowers Triangle Discount Melba and Abner Tuckers Smyth's Shoe Store Russell Electric Physiques Aerobics Studio Sisters Pizza Delight Dashwood Lock & Key Anne's Fashionation Jervis Photo Louise's Unique Interiors Ban Weld Saw and Blade lordy's Gas Bar Jem Variety Leon's Buy and Sell Kyle's Shell Exeter Chrysler Hodge Electric Glidden Paints MTS Farm Supplies Glavin Sandblasting Oakwood Golf Club JK Gielen Farms Sarepta Country Gardens McKerlie• Millen Olympia Eric Campbell MacLeans Finnegan's in Grand Bend Oakwood Inn Resort Schroeder Design and Build Murphys Pub & Eatery KFC Harvey Ratz & Barb Westman Purple Turtle Sam the Record Man Saari New Orleans Pizza Horse'n' Round Jet Ice IGA RSD Authentics Designers Grammies (Grand Bend) Big V Wuerth's Shoe Store Anstett's Country Bakery Algoma Tire Bayberry Cafe Bakelaar Jewelers Ltd. Jim's Meat Slaght Plumbing and Heating Smith Peat Coolman Auto Sales W.G. Thompson Kongskilde All Colour Paints Hensall Coop Haugh Tire 1MR Electric Gables John Miller Beer Store Hamisco London Thirsty Fox Nabisco Edelweiss Courtney's Jack & Marg's Knechtel Ailsa Craig Village Post Bed & Breakfast Casey's Lawn Care Halter's Turkeys The Thirsty Fox Huron Country Playhouse Jim Glavin Gerry Glavin Colonial Hotel )D's Summerhouse Davis Moore Fuels Mel Lather's Signs Thank you to Bob and Janet Mason for the use of the Exeter Golf Club Special thanks to the Centralia/Huron Park Lions Club. Without their support this event could 1101 Ii.tt c /1,IIJJJr'0t'(l. IF WE FOROOT ANYONE - PL it 'anew!! !/A