HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-05, Page 33Wednesday, May 5, 1999
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The Exeter Tuesday Night Ladies Dart League
handed out the '98/99 hardware at its recent ban-
quet at Heywood's Restaurant.Top left photo: the
league champs, Paul Newman's team, from left
Darlene Edwards, Eileen Spurn, Betty Mclssac and
Peg Kierstead.Top right photo: the `B' champs,
George Clooney's team, from left: Bernice Shipman,
Terry Heywood, Gwen Urquhart and Rose Keeton.
Middle right photo: the `A' champs and league run-
ners-up, Mel Gibson's team, from left: Judy Rhode,
Amanda Hamilton, Donna Sheridan and Wendy
Gregoire. Bottom far right photo: Eileen Spurn
shows off her special award for taking out five
games in one night. Bottom middle right photo:
Carla Bailey, left, presents the high score regular
prize to Marion -Frayne who notched a 140.
Bottom left photo: Janet Mason, left, presents the
most improved award to Louise Wein. Other win-
ners: Gloria Pear, high score spare (138); Esther
Hillman, high take out regular (63);Wanda
Reynolds, high take out special (55); Carla Bailey,
most take outs regular (35); Mary Masse, most take
outs special (10).
(photos/contributed)
Shuffleboard
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Gil Northey, Helen Burton, 011ie
Essery, Mike Underhill, Jeanne
Phillips, Tom Williams, Pauline
Simmons
Hensall - April 27
Edna Dietz
Jim Davis
Hazel McEwen
Isabel Rogerson
Dave Woodward
Ray Bennewies
Lloyd Lovell
Pearl McKnight
607
576
544
502
475
462
433
401
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May 1
First Al Preece
Wayne Pearce
Don Coughlin
Bill Thompson
Second Don Cowan
Joe Wilson
Don Ross
Bob Coates
Third Don Heywood
Lee Webber
Lloyd Robinson
John Regier
40
42
41
166
38
43
43
175
42
50
50
193
Fourth Andy DeBoer 44
Bob Dobson 47
Wayne'Parkinson 48
Joe Regier 55
194
Closest to pits #4: Tim
Wallace
Closest to pin #7: Al Preece
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Carpet kings. The Exeter Carpet Bowling Club
team of John DeWeerd, front left, and Wilmar Wein
won the local Senior Games tournament at the
Exeter Youth Centre on Monday. Mary DeBoer and
Joan Cole finished second. DeWeerd and Weir move
on to the Tri -County competition at St. Marys on
June 15. If they win in St. Marys, the team moves on
to the regional game in Chatham on July 14.
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Nice try, but...South Huron High School junior boys
soccer player Andrew Prout, left, tries to shoot one
through East Elgin's goalkeeper during Saturday's
tournament 'at Canners Field. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Panther soccer teams
have up and down week
Continued from page 22
penalty kick. Prout
allowed Darren Marziali
to take the shat and
Marziali made no mistake
and buried it.
Down a goal, the juniors
fought back with a goal
from Jared Easton who
had powered his way to
the net before tucking the
ball in the short side.
Defenders Alex Kemp,
Ian Weston and Brad Cox
played well as did goal-
keeper Jason Monteith
who recorded a shutout
in the second half.
The juniors Huron
league final regular sea-
son record is 3-0-1, good
for first place. The Huron
playoff tournament is May
17 at Clinton.
The juniors hosted the
South Huron Junior Boys
Classic Invitational
Tournament on Saturday.
Aylmer East Elgin,
Woodstock College Ave.
and London Oakridge
made the trip to Exeter;
The highlight of the
afternoon: was an exhibi-
tion penalty shot shootonit
before the final games,
The juniors tied their
firs$ • game versus
Woodstock 3-3, lost to
East Elgin (the eventual
champsions) Z-1 and
played Oakridge to a 0-0
tie. South Huron wound
up in second place.
The senior boys w
host their annual tourna--
merit this Friday arrd
Saturday:
The senior boys of i
league game is at Clinton
St. Anne's on May 10.
The last league game of.
the season for the seniors
is at home versus
Goderich on May 12.
The juniors don't play
again till the Huron final
tournament at Clinton on
May17.
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"EARLY
RATES
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Before After
May 31/99 May 31/99
Single $50. $55.
Couple $60 ....$70.
Family $80. $90
Student .. $40. $50.
Junior $35 $45.
Over 60s .... $35 $45.
Juniors - Monday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Ladies - Tuesday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Men - Thursday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Registration at RECREATION CENTRE
9:00 -12:-00; 1:00 - 5:00,
Monday - Friday
Weekends contact Clay Murray 235-2642
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