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Tel: Pat Bolen
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Exeter Times -Advocate
Eighth annual rodeo coming to Exeter
EXETER — The eighth annual Exeter Rodeo is ready
for roping, riding, barrel racing, clowns and more Aug.
6, 7 and 8 at the South Huron Rec Centre.
A Bar K Rodeo Company will once again be in town
Saturday and Sunday for a show each day from 2 p.m.
to 4 p.m.
The show is wheelchair accessible and will go on
rain or shine.
Admission is $12 for adults, $6 for chil-
dren 12 and under and free for those
under five.
For the first time, the Exeter Rodeo RUDEU
welcome Leann Pollock from the Calgary
Stampede.
Pollock is the world's fastest trick rider and will per-
form Saturday and Sunday.
Exeter has once again been selected as one of the top
ten rodeos in Ontario to be a part of the Dodge Truck
Rodeo Tour.
The Dodge Truck Rodeo Tour is fully sanctioned by
the Ontario Rodeo Association and is in its eighth year.
It has been growing rapidly and the Exeter rodeo has
followed this growth being one of the largest ones in
Ontario and on the Dodge Tour.
Friday evening is for the family with free admission
for the Dodge Challenge consisting of a bale throwing
contest, western relay race and more. Teams need to
pre -register to participate.
For more information and to register call Brian
Richardson at 235-4399.
TeDCanadian Country recording artist Jemilyn
'Sheppard and the Goodtime band will be
'under the tent.
F
a�CS The vendor area, complete with retailers
and concession as well as a refreshment gar-
den will be open for the weekend. For vendor
information or to reserve a spot call Pauline at 235-
1914.
Bessie Bingo will in be the vendor area Sunday at
12:30 p.m. in support of the Exeter Adult Day Centre.
For tickets contact 235-4600.
Competitors not in the show will compete for points
in the Slack, which will run Saturday at 4:30 p.m. and
Sunday at 10 a.m. It is free to the public. The stands
will be cleared prior to the 2 p.m. performance.
Saturday evening the Exeter Saddle Club will host a
BX 93 Video Dance at the Rec centre. Admission is $10
at the door.
Sunday morning the Exeter Oddfellows and the
Rebekahs Lodge will host a country style brunch from
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Rec Centre Hall.
Camping will be available at Elliot park for $5 a night
and reservations are not required.
New to this year's rodeo is the South Huron Trail
Run which is one of a series of runs taking place in
several different locations.
It will take place Aug. 8 with the two km run starting
at 9 a.m and the eight km rim beginning at 9:30 a.m.
The race will start and end at the South Huron Rec
Centre follow the MacNaughton-Morrison Trail.
The runner's package will include a T-shirt, a food
coupon and other items. There will be water tables
available along the way as well as prizes.
For more information on the rodeo, contact the Rec
Centre at 235-2833.
OPP concerned about cycling safety in Huron County
HURON — Huron OPP
has conducted bicycle
rodeos and bicycle safety
lectures in 25 schools
and at various communi-
ty events in the county
over the last few months.
Many hours were spent
reminding children of
cycling safety rules.
Exeter
Monday Men
July 26
A ffiht
LG Andy F elter 37
LN Jim Russell 36
2nd LG Ernie Ahrens 38
2nd LN Todd Russett 38
3rd LG George Tryon 40
3rd LN Morley Obre 39
LG Mike Seplak 41
LN Tyler Obre 35
2nd LG Monty Scott 42
2nd LN Jim Lewis 36
3rd LG Charlie Chambers 42
3rd LN Richard Miller 37
C flight
LG Jerry MacLean 40
LN Mark Sutherland 35
2nd LG Gord Hay 45
2nd LN Todd Park 36
3rd LG Bill McDonald 45
3rd LN Fred Wells 37
D flight
LG Mike Nice 44
LN Peter Rowan 34
2nd LG Del Nixon 46
2nd LN Marty Overholt 35
3rd LG Dan Campbell 47
3rd LN Laverne McCarter 35
Closest to pin #3: Fred Wells
Closest to pin #6: Jim Lewis
SKINS:
AB Jim Lewis #6, Richard
Miller#7. C/D Jerry MacLean
#2, Tim Robinson #3, Bob
Jones #9
Wednesday Ladies
July 28
Longest drive on #7
A fit. Kathy MacLean
B flt. Sandy Thomson
C fit. Kristy McBride
D flt. Deb Ferguson
50/50 draw -Deb Ferguson
Senior Men j
July 29 Low net
A flt. Bill Baker 34
B flt. Don Rowswell 38
Bill Smith 38
Roy Triebner 38
C flt. Ray Consitt 37
CTP: #3 John Stephens
#6 Bill Smith
Team scores
First (153): Bill Baker, Jack
Hogan, Winston Shapton,
Roy Triebner.
Second (156): Doug Marks,
Ari Mathers, Frank
Cawthorpe, John Brintnell.
Schools are out for the
summer holidays and the
kids will be taking to the
roadways enjoying their
free time and using their
bikes.
Parents need to be dili-
gent about their chil-
dren's safety while
cycling. Parents may be
held accountable if chil-
dren are not wearing
bike helmets.
The Highway Traffic
Act regulations state
every child under 18
years of age must wear a
helmet while riding a
bicycle. If a child is found
riding without a helmet,
Ironwood
Ladies
A flt.
B flt.
C flt.
D flt.
A flt.
B flt.
C flt.
D flt.
July 29
Low Score
Lynne Farquhar
Bonnie Ross
Joanne Hardy
Jean Shipway
Skins
Marj Green 14
Bonnie Ross 14
Louise Pincombe 14
Mary Burton 15
Gail Ready 15
Ann Nagel 18
Birdies
Bonnie Ross #3, #5
Draw for Cart: (donated by
Ironwood): Jane Hefley
38
41
47
53
Junior Golf
July 19 -Guest Night
Scramble, Best Ball
Foursome: Dave Jackson,
Adam Jackson, Len Veri, Joel
Veri.
July 26 -Hidden Scores
Boys 10-12: Connor Brintnell
52.
Girls 10 & up: Michelle Hall
59.
Boys 13 & up: Scott Varley
51, Kyle Bryson 51.
Next week's event: Fewest
Putts.
round
Senior Men
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
July 28
First Place
John Mains
Joe Wilson
Don Hord
Steve Bianchi
Second Place
Ben Hoogenboom
Bob Fletcher
Bob Clark
Don Ross
Third Place
Haydn Gozzard
Terry Bourne
Jim Campbell
Len Veri
Fourth Place
Al Preece
Rick Dumont
Guy Giddings
Del Dixon
Fifth Place
Don Heywood
Jim Morrissey
Lloyd Robison
Norm Whiting
Sixth Place
Wayne Pearce
Frank Dumont
Mike Barclay
Jerry MacLean
Seventh Place
Doug Pearson
Bill Thompson
Jim Pfaff
Bob Dobson
Eighth Place
1st Arnold Mathers
2nd John Regier
3rd Howard McDonald
4th Tom McLaughlin
1st
2nd
3rd
54
Ninth Place
Al Taylor
Ed Preszcator
Jim Hughes
Craig Webber
38
41
44
46
169
40
43
43
44
170
39
46
46
47
178
39
44
47
49
179
40
46
46
48
180
42
43
45
51
181
44
44
46
48
182
38
47
48
50
183
45
46
46
54
191
Tenth Place
1st Don Gifford 44
2nd Casey Zeehuisen 47
3rd Jim Wallace 52
4th Andy DeBoer 52
195
Closest to pin: #4 Casey
Zeehuisen, #7 Jim Hughes
it is the parent who is
held responsible and can
be given a ticket for $75.
Everyone over the age
of 18 is also advised to
wear a helmet.
Research shows hel-
mets can be extremely
effective in preventing
head injuries.
When buying a helmet,
make sure it has a safety
approval sticker on the
inside, and be sure of a
good fit.
OPP officers have found
many kids riding with
helmets that are not
adjusted properly. The
helmet should sit square-
ly on the head, not falling
forward or back, and
should not wobble from
side to side. The side
clips join two safety
straps that should form
an inverted "A" on the
Tyke
Blue 2 vs Gold 4. Goals: Jake
Hrudka (2), Brandan Willis (2).
Assist: Fraser Fulton. Comments:
Super passing by Fraser Fulton,
Brendan Gordon and Megan
Dalrymple.
U9 #
July 29—Grand Bend #3 (0) @
Exeter #3 (5). Goals: Matthew
Hagarty (4), Meagan McVeeney.
U9 #6
July 29—North Middlesex 3 @
Exeter 4. Goals: Taylor Bilcke (2),
Kelvin Knip, Sydney Kaumanns.
Comments: Fantastic goaltending
from Taylor Bilcke and Nicole
Kaumanns.
U13 Boys
July 20—Exeter 8 @ Coldstream 0.
Goals: Mike Barrett (2), Dustin
Mills (2), Billy Brady (2), Jordan
Eckel (2). Comments: The boys
played a real good game!
Thunde
July 27—Lambeth AMT 4 @ Exeter
Thunder 1. Goal: Shannon De
Weerd. Comments: Great effort
against one of the division's best
teams.
side of the head. The
strap should be tightened
so only one fmger can be
placed underneath the
chinstrap.
If the helmet doesn't fit
properly, it would be of
little use in a collision.
About three-quarters of
all cycling fatalities
involve head injuries.
Some municipalities in
Huron County have part-
nered with the OPP to
encourage safe cycling
with the use of helmets.
In the Town of Goderich
if a child is spotted by an
officer wearing a bicycle
helmet and following the
rules of the road the
child is issued a coupon
for an ice cream cone.
The program has been
running in the municipal-
ity for several years with
youths often looking for
OPP cruisers to show
they are setting the right
example and obtain that
coupon.
If you are in a motor
vehicle and encounter a
cyclist on the roadway,
slow down and leave a
wide berth of space for
the cyclist — especially if
you have a heavy vehicle.
Conversely, cyclists
should ride single file on
the roadway. Cycling
clubs will often travel in
a large groups for safety.
The OPP receives com-
plaints from motorists of
cyclists riding side-by-
side and holding up traf-
fic.
Cyclists and motorists
should simply use com-
mon sense and courtesy
when sharing the road.
Cyclists should always
ride on the right side of
the road going with traf-
fic and stay to the right
edge about 18 inches
from the curb.
softball
baseball
re
Exeter/Hensall (EH)
Huron/Perth Girls
July 29—Zurich 19 vs EH 22.
Starting pitcher: Jelaine Jackson;
Relief pitchers: Jordyn Bilcke,
Marlee Baehnisch. EH runs: Liz
Case (2), Lana Shapton (2), Ashley
Rennings, Natalie Hayes (2),
Marlee Baehnisch (2), Cheryl
Regier (2), Jelaine Jackson, Karly
Bryson, Amanda Schneider (2),
Janelle Clarke (2), Claire Tuckey
(2), Alyssa Sweitzer. Play of the
game: Jordyn Bilcke (Double).
Road Watch Huron is a community
initiative empowering people to
save lives. If you observe an act
of impaired or aggressive driving
ROAD WATCH on the roads of Huron County
please fill in a citizen report form.
Forms are available at the following locations:
Bayfield
Bayfield Garage
Exeter
Hansen's Your
Independent Grocer
Becker's Milk
Municipality of South
Huron
Hensall
Bob Erb's Garage
Seaforth
Mac's Milk
Seaforth Food Market
Zurich
Erb's Country Kitchen
For more information call Huron County Health Unit
482-3416 or if long distance 1-877-837-6143