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Winning second prize for $65 worth of gasoline was Harry Towle, 214 Algon- quin Dr. Huron Park and tak- ing the third prize;25 tankful of gas was Rick Vengma, RR 3, Dashwood. Thankyou to everyone who supported the team. The Cowgirls play only one game this week, driving to Poplar Hill Thursday night at 9:00 and then back to Crediton Monday night at 9:00 to play Parkhill. FARMERS "Soybean Seed" • Certified Maple Arrow • Registered Maple Arrow • Registered Maple Amber • Certified Hodgson • Registered Hodgson • Foundation Hodgson • Canada No..1 Soybeans • Golden Harvest Granular Soybean Inoculant • Forage Seeds • Good selection of Chemicals "White Bean Seed" • Foundation & Certified Seafarer • Foundation and Certified Kentwood • Certified Ex Rico 23 Supplies are limited, please order early. Don't delay Call today 235-0770 OhGOLDEN HARVEST FARM SEEDS 151 Thames Road East, Exeter FARM SEEDS Thames Road Exeter Huron -Perth their placement had been reversed with Ward taking second place. He has thrown over 14 metres and feels with more practice on his technique he should qualify for OFSAA. The muscular grade niner has the strength to place in the re- quired top 6 at Regionals. Ward was also a WOSSA com- petitor in long and triple jump. While Roger Ward is just embarking on a promising throwing career, grade thir- teen athlete, Faye Gaiser is competing in her final season. She threw 31.87 m in the discus only .6 m out of silver. Gaiser has concentrated on the discus this year, realizing her potential after making it to OFSAA last year. The regionals are in Chatham Friday and Satur- day. Athletes will be striving for the qualifying spots at OF - LADIES START The ladies golfing season started at the Ironwood club Wednesday as 26 members braved cool temperatures to participate. Gail Murray required the least number of putts, Carole Taylor recorded the lowest score and hidden score win- ners were Helen Webber and Kim Pinder. Lossy Fuller won the door prize. DRILLERS WIN The Exeter Drillers of the Ausable soccer league are off to a good start with two vic- tories and tie in their first three outings. Wayne Smith booted the on- ly goal for the Drillers in a 1-1 draw with Nairn on May 6. May 10, the Drillers defeated Lucan by a score of 3-1 as Dorkeo Chansamone fired two goals and Kanphan Chansamone added a single. Sunday, Allan Gaiser and Cue Ho were the marksmen as the Drillers edged Taxan- dria 2-1. SAA in Etobicoke on June 1 and 2. Also at WOSSA Susan McClure had a disappointing finish to her high school track career. She placed fifth and is an alternate in the 400 m and missed her 100 m hurdle race. In a repeat of Huron Perth she and Jacqui Cottrell ran close in the 400 m to finish, seventh and eighth respectively. Jacqui Cottrell's fifth place in the 100 m puts her as an alternate. She was also sixth in the 400 m hurdles. The senior girls 4x100 m relay team of Susan McClure, Alice Dietrich, Faye Gaiser and Jacqui Cottrell are also alternates with their WOSSA fifth place. The girls' 4x400 m team of McClure, Dietrich, Cottrell and Irene Dietrich were seventh. Lee O'Rourke managed a personal best inmidget long jump to place fifth -and is an alternate. She jumped 4.82 m. O'Rourke also ran the 80 m hurdles but stumbled on the final hurdles. Barb Lawson's hurdles and 100 m were of good times. Beth Sweeney is proving to be a strong long distance run- ner. The grade inner broke a school record in the 3000 :n with an 11.34 minute fifth place finish. Sweeney is being convinced to run cross coun- try in the fall to bolster Ex- eter's strong team instead of continuing in basketball. With South 'Huron's strong distance training .program several runner's qualified for WOSSA. Running well in the 300 m were Shiela Regier, Mary Lou Rundle and Mark Johnston. One of the few South Huron athletes brave enough to compete in the 2000 m steeplechase, Glenn Durie set a school record in the grueling race. A school record also fell to Mark Johnston who ran the 800 m in 2:17 minutes. Irene Dietrich and Jeanette Van Esbroeck also competed in the 800 m. Paulette Rauthbauer was seventh in midget high jump with a leap of 1.45 m. Time Easterbrook competed in long jump and Andrea Pearce threw the discus well. Track and field is South Huron's final sport. With its windup the school will recognize fine performances at its annual Athletic Banquet on June 14 at the Rec Centre. Times -Advocate, May 23, 1984 Fog* 9A ' MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob Lammie Bust (319)233-1323 Res: (319)262-2134 136 Main St. N.. Exeter. Ontario NOM 180 SCAMPS WIN — The league championship of the Lucan Colleens ladies league was won by the Scamps. Back, left, Norma Galloway, Linda Davis and Destd Rock. 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