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The Times Advocate, 2006-09-06, Page 16iiii - Exeter 0 Di8trlCt Qing ette A& oci tion 4 Promo Day Sun., Sept. lo, 2oo6 EXETER ARENA 5-6 pm • Helmet & Skates necessary • Equipment recommended Used equipment sale Last day to register +4 Powerskating dates to follow Contact for information Rob Krainz 519-238-6579 Michele Hodgert 519-229-675o Kelly Haines 519- 235-4570 1� 16 Exeter Times—Advocate Exeter Golf Club Ironwood Golf Club Monday Night Men's Aug. 28 A Flight LG John Snell LN Jim Lewis 2nd LG Al Preece 2nd LN Larry Wein 3rd LG Peter Rowan 3rd LN Brian Ankers B Flight LG Steve Cooper LN Monty Scott 2nd LG Gerry Elmquist 2nd LN Bob Reynolds 3rd LG Bryan Lather 3rd LN Richard Miller C Flight LG Reny Freitter LN Tim Robinson 2nd LG Harrison Eo 2nd LN Floyd Johnson 3rd LG Bob Jones 3rd LN Dan Campbell g LG Bob Ford LN Laurie Carter 2nd LG Bill Coleman 2nd LN Gary Dunlop 3rd LG Bob Dougall 3rd LN Richard Newel 38 33 39 35 41 36 41 34 42 37 44 39 44 36 47 39 46 37 44 33 46 37 47 37 Closest to the Pin #3: Bill Coleman Closest to the Pin #6: Ken Smale Skins A & B John Snell #2, Andy Freitter #4 C and D - Reiny Freitter #1. Larry Bailey #2. Bill Coleman #3 Tuesday Morning Ladies Aug. 29 • 54 golfers Event: Playoffs A flight LG Bette May LN Jan Collings B flight LG Helen Webber LN June Hillen C flight LG Janet Hall LN Bernice Boogemans D flight LG Cathy Bell LN Pauline Simmons 19 Pars, 1 Birdies - Bette May 50/50 Draw - Shirley Truemner, Helen Buton Lucky Plate: Lorraine Alexander Wednesday ladies Aug. 30 Closest to the Yellow Brick Road on #2 Flight A - Kathy McLean Flight B - Sharon Passmore Flight C - Betty Grenier Flight D - Val Pratt 50/50 - Cathy Seip Harper visits ST. MARYS - "A beauti- ful work -in -progress with the potential to become a major tourist destination for all Canadians as well as international visitors," is how Prime Minister Stephen Harper described the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, where he and his son Ben recently visit- ed. Harper and his son were greeted by Perth - Wellington MP Gary Schellenberger and St. Marys Mayor Tony Winter in front of a crowd of about 200 supporters. They were given a museum tour by hall president and chief exec- utive officer Tom Valcke as well as being accompa- nied by chairperson Ben Waghorn, inductee Jim Fanning, and Arizona Diamondbacks general partner Jeff Royer. The group then walked the Hall's site where Valcke outlined the Hall's future vision to the prime minister. Harper then observed and interacted with approximately 50 young- sters playing on Rotary Field. The visit ended with a presentation of Hall jer- seys to the country's num- ber one father and son. Harper was especially surprised and pleased to learn that the Hall's pro- gramming is targeted at youth, healthy lifestyles and social justice. Both father and son were also impressed to learn that 225 Canadians had played in the major leagues to date, and that 21 have seen action this season (the most in one season since 1884). They were intrigued to hear of Jackie Robinson's 1946 year with the Montreal Royals and each tried on Cito Gaston's 1992 and 1993 World Series rings. Harper and his son held Fergie Jenkins' 1971 Cy Young award, and mar- velled at the Olympic Stadium seat that Willie Stargell's 537 -foot home - run hit. They also held a game - used bat by Babe Ruth and touched the plate that Joe Carter stepped on when he hit the walk -off World Series winning homerun for good luck. Upon hearing the Hall's business plan, Harper appreciated the compari- son of the relative effect of the Ball Hall on St. Marys to that of the festival on Stratford. Phase one of the Hall's evolution is now com- plete, having converted an abandoned 32 -acre gravel pit to a three -dia- mond baseball complex, along with transforming a century -old farmhouse into the interim museum. Phases two, three and four are an Academy (dormitory), a new state- of-the-art, interactive museum, and a 2,000 seat lit stadium, respec- tively. "I originally wondered why the much-needed new museum was phase three, but it actually does make more sense to build the Academy next in order to expand the clien- tele and get those guests staying, dining and shop- ping in St. Marys to assist with the town's economic revitalization," Harper added. "It was the highest com- pliment to what our vol- unteers have accom- plished to date that the prime minister and his son chose St. Marys for this outing," said Valcke. Men Aug 290 A flight 1st Paul Gorman (34)35N34 2nd Marty Mitchell (35)36N35 3rd Jeff Loosley (36)39N36 4th Scott Burton (36)38N36 B flight 1st John Redderhorm (36)38N36 2nd Shane Pfaff (37)38N37 3rd Mark Mcllwain (37)39N37 4th Andy Geiger (38) 41N38 5th Morley Obre (40)42N40 6th Brian Cosgrove (40)39N40 7th Don Hodgins (41)44N41 C flight 1st Ron Holmes 2nd Dan Meidnger 3rd Bill Thompson 4th Paul Overholt 5th Mike Sedlak D flight 1st Wayne Parkinson 2nd Jon Dinney 3rd Hy Thompson 4th Dick Lord (38)41N38 (39)41N40 (40)42N40 (42)46N42 (42)43N42 (43) 46N43 (43)46N43 (47) 48N47 (48) 48N48 Closest to pin A/B#12 Jamie Cornish, #17 Brian Taylor #C/D #14 Dick Lord, #18 Mike Sedlak Skins AB #10 John Rudderham, #11 Brent McDonaldC/D #14 & #18 Dan Meidnger, #16 Jack Kraft Ladies Aug. 31 Low Gross and Net A -Bernice Thompson 42N31 Lynne Farquhar 42 B - Anne DeBoer 49N36 Diana Ward 49N36 C- Mary Ann McLaughlin 48N38 Pot of Gold team winner for "Discount Days" A - Bernice Thompson 31 Rachel Skillen 31 Marj Green 35 Carole Preece 36 B - Diana Ward 39 Anne DeBoer 40 Joy Darling 42 Joanne Wareham 42 C - Maryann McLaughlin 36 Fae Heywood 46 Mary Truemner 46 Karen Goudy 46 Longest Drive A - Chris Hogan B - Joy Darling C - Karen Goudy Free Cart Draw: Elsie Hermann 50/50 Draw: Anne DeBoer Senior men August 30 First Place Frank Dumont Al Preece Arn Mathers Gib Dow Total Second Place Scott Burton Lee Richards Doug Pearson Don Heywood Total Third Place George Tryon Jack Chipchase Tery Bourne Bob Clark Total Fourth Place Wayne Pearce Bill Soldan Al Taylor Mike Barclay Total Fifth Place (tie) Craig Webber Brian Munro Mike Ward Jerry MacLean Total 37 38 41 51 167 39 42 46 47 Bill Gilfillan Bill Coleman Total 48 52 184 Eighth Place Bob Laye 44 Al Beattie 45 Don Ross 47 Guy Giddings 49 Total 185 Ninth Place (tie) Murray Morrison 42 Del Nixon 174 Rick Dumont Bill Haskett 39 Total 43 Ninth Place (tie) 46 Ernie Ahrens 50 Lorne Ridout 178 Bill Thompson Gary Hackett 43 Total 46 Eleventh Place 46 Jack Johnston 47 Bob Fletcher 182 Tom McLaughlin Tork Hillary Total Twelfth Place Dennis Rowe 41 Don Hord 43 Howard McDonald 45 Bob Forest 62 Total 191 Thirteenth Place Ed Preszcator 42 Jim Morrissey 47 Ken McConnell 52 Tosh Yamamoto 52 41 CTP #4 Ed Preszcator 43 #7 Don Hord 41 42 48 52 183 Fifth Place (tie) 44 44 44 51 183 Ben Hoogenboom Jim Hughes Jim Pfaff Casey Zeehuisen Total Seventh Place Joe Wilson Jim O'Toole 45 46 55 188 43 45 46 54 188 43 45 46 56 190 Senior Men Aug. 31 Low Net A Flight Arn Mathers 34 B Flight Bill Wheeler C Flight Don Dawe D Flight Lloyd Moore 31 35 32 CTP #3 Peter Sutherland #6 Al Otton 1st team Bill Baker, Gerald Dearing, Gus Gregus, Conrad Sitter (142) 2nd team Ray Consitt, Bob Cooper, Don Dawe, Al Otton (144) Wednesday,September 6, 2006 Gun Club Aug.23 TRAP Jordan Ritchie 25 Jody Mosurinjohn 25 Wayne Peachey 25 Chuck Krieger 25 Doug Dalrymple 25 Jeff Darling 25 Ernie Marshall 25 Rob Consitt 25 Jason Darling 24 Glen Greb 24 Mike Smith 24 Brittany Caldwell 24 Barry Como 23 Bill Cameron 23 Bill Stewart 23 Steve Vennor 23 Terry Caldwell 23 Kirk Krieger 23 Marco Van Driel 23 Jake Homuth 22 Stewart Books 21 Tyler Taylor 20 Glen Mogk 20 Greg Taylor 20 Grant Laws 19 Aug.30 TRAP Bill Cameron 25 Chuck Krieger 25 Wayne Peachey Steve Vennor Jody Mosurinjohn James McDougall Jim Hill Terry Caldwell Jake Homuth Wayne Peachey Doug Dalrymple Bill Cameron Marco Van Driel Chris McGregor Glen Mogk Steve Vennor Bo Dill Stewart Books Glen Greb Tom Allen Kirk Krieger Matt Fischer Steve Johnson Greg Taylor Kyle Mann Barry Como Pete Caslick Reinhardt Gotz Jake Caldwell 25 25 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 22 22 21 21 21 21 21 19 19 19 19 18 Kyle Cooper gun shoot KIPPEN — The 29th annual Kyle Cooper Memorial shoot was held at the Kippen Gun Club Aug. 27 with 81 shooters on hand. The competition saw 100 targets being thrown from the 16 - yard line and included in the 81 shooters were 13 young shooters under 19 years of age. The targets and shells were supplied free of charge for these partic- ipants from generous donations. Each one of these shooters received a prize regardless of score, which were also donated. The rest of the cate- gory winners are as fol- lows: 'A' class -Bill Wylie 100 'B' class -Robert King 95 'C' class Tom Allen 85 'D' class Doug Moore 76 `Veteran Chuck Krieger 97 `Lady' Dianne Wood 97 4,E?'.4 Exeter Skating Club Registration Thurs., Sept. 14 6:30 pmto9pm South Huron Rec. Centre Pre -power offered during learn -to -skate program For more information call Michaela at 519-235-4550 v+