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The Times Advocate, 2006-06-14, Page 13Wednesday, June 14, 2006 Exeter Times—Advocate Sports Exeter Golf Club Ironwood Golf Club weekly results Tuesday Morning June 6 • 64 golfers Longest drive on 9th hole A flight Carole Preece B flight Audrey Scott C flight Carole Ducharme D ffight Mary Thompson 36 pars 1 birdies - Liz Roestenberg 50/50 draw: Eudora Caldwell & Barb Harrison Lucky plate: Helen Coates Senior Men June 8 Low Net A Flight Don Ross 32 (CB) B Flight Bob Clark 32 C Flight Walt Tideman 31 D Flight Harry Dougall 30 CTP #3 - Al Preece #6 - Del Nixon 1st Team 2nd Team Jim Alce Ray Consitt Harry Dougall John McLean Del Nixon Walt Tideman Conrad Sitter Bill Wheeler 135 135 Monday Night Men's June 5 A Flight LG Andy Freiter LN Mike Burton 2nd LG Cory Sargeant 2nd LN Bob Ross 35 33 38 38 3rd LG Richard Macgregor40 3rd LN Morley Obre 38 B Flight LG Gord Hay 45 LN Laverne McCarter39 2nd LG Jim Lewis 46 2nd LN Monty Scott 40 3rd LG Floyd Johnson 48 3rd LN Reiny Freiter 41 C Flight LG Gary Lavier 42 LN Rub Miller 37 2nd LG Bill Coleman 46 2nd LN Bob Reynolds 39 3rd LG Fred Wells 50 3rd LN Bob Coates 41 D Flight LG Harrison Eo 45 LN Paul Wareing 33 2nd LGJerry Maclean 48 2nd LN Gary Dunlop 37 3rd LG Bob Ford 50 3rd LN Dennis Pfaff 38 Closest to the Pin #3: Gord Hay Closest to the Pin #6: Paul Wareing Skins A and B -Bob Ross #2, Gord Hay #3, Cory Sargeant #4, Jim Campbell #7, Cory Sargeant #8 C and D- Bob Reynolds #9 Tuesday Ladies and Senior men Invitational June 9 First Teams 34 Bruce Moir Diane Ahrens Bob Coates Lorraine Alexander Al Preece Mary Hogan Coog Knight Bridget Dubarry Second Place 36 Arne Mathers Laurane Snell Bob Fisher Helen Coates Frank Dubarry June Fisher Don Dawe Conrad Sitter Del Nixon Liz Stephens Jack Hogan Lloyd Moore John Stephens Eudora Caldwell Walt Tideman CTP #3 Marg Baker, Al Preece #6 Gladys McGregor, John Stephens Wednesday Night Ladies Longest Drive on #9 Flight A - Jan Collings Flight B -Lois Godbolt Flight C- Virginia Warwick Flight D- Marg Foster LG: LN: LG: LN: LG: LN: LG: LN: June 7 Flight A Carole Preece 45 JoAnne Clarke 32 Flight B Sandi Brock 49 Bonnie Westlake 34 Flight C Brenda Dineen 56 Carrie Parsons 36 Flight D Annette Mayer 58 Cathy Pfaff 27 50/50 Winner: Jeannie Papple Men June 60 A Flight 1st Al Preece 37 N 33 2nd Jim Guenther 38 N 36 3rd Paul Gorman 39 N 38 4th Darren Mason 38 N 38 5th Marty Mitchell 38 N 38 B Flight 1st Morley Obre 37 N 34 2nd Clayton Hefley 37 N 35 3rd Brian Taylor 39 N 36 4th Dan Heywood 39 N 39 C Flight 1st Ron Holmes 42 N 40 2nd Rob Dickey 41 N 40 3rd Scott Pincombe 42 N 40 4th Les Greenlee 42 N 41 5th Doug Geoffrey 44 N 41 6th Peter Hakvoort 45 N 43 D Flight 1st Wayne Riddell 42 N 42 2nd Mike Veri 47 N 43 3rd Wayne Parkinson 46N43 4th John Dinney 45 N 43 5th Don Hodgins 43 N 44 6th Paul Overholt 43 N 44 Closest to pin A/B #10 Darren Mason # 16 Jamie Cornish C/D #12 Ron Holmes #17 Paul Overholt Skins A/B #10 Darren Mason,#11 Al Preece, #15 Larry Johns C/D #10 Les Greenlee, #12 Ron Holmes, #17Paul Overholt, #18 Brad Baker Junior League June 5 Low Gross Girls 10-12 Anna Bilcke 49 13- 14 Melissa Cronyn 45 15 and Up-Magen Overholt 46 Boys 10-12 Grayson Homuth 49 13-14 Adam Morrissey 49 15 and Up Greg Lovelace 40 Winners for "Low Putts" Girls 10-12 Grace Stephens 23 13-14 Melissa Cronyn 14 Boys 10-12 Tanner Shapton 13-14 Matt Bilcke 18 Winners for total "Odd or Even" Odd Greg Lovelace 18 John Hall 18 Brendan Shapton 19 Even Marc Denomme 19 Brett Overholt 20 Cam Musser 20 HENSALL JUNE 6 Shuffleboard (5 GAMES) Bill Coleman 424 (4 Games) Edna Deitz 430, Joe Regier 402 (3 Games) Marj Reichert 489, Bert Bachert 419, George Racey 399, Merle McLellan 388, Doris Hamilton 375, Hank Dorssers 354 Rodeo rider headed for Wyoming High school rodeo rider Emily Forrest of Crediton will be competing at the National High School Finals Rodeo in Wyoming July 24-30 with the Ontario provincial team. (photo/submitted) CREDITON — A local rodeo rider will be making the trip to Wyoming this July after earning a spot on the Ontario provincial high school rodeo team. Emily Forrest of Crediton, a Grade 10 student at South Huron District High School, will compete in barrel racing, polebending and breakaway roping competitions in Springfield, Wyoming from July 24- 30 at the 58th annual National High School Finals Rodeo (NHSFR). Forrest was also named the National High School Rodeo Association's rookie of the year at the provin- cial finals in Hillsburgh May 27-28 where she won the Wrangler championship. Ladies June 8 A Flight:Low Gross Joan Heywood 40 Low Net Gail Murray 32 Barb Smits 32 B Flight:Low Gross Kim Pinder 47 Low Net Kim Pinder 33 C Flight: Low Gross Rachel Skillen 49 Low Net Mary Truemner 30 Pot of Gold Winners for Stableford are: A Flight Joan Heywood 22 Gail Murray 21 Lynne Farquhar 20 Marj Green 19 B FlightKim Pinder 15 Peggy Morrisson 14 Joy Darling 13 Kelly Boltzmann 12 Barb Coughlin 12 C Flight Rachel Skillen 15 Mary Truemner 13 Elsie Hermann 12 Maria Wilson 11 Closest to the pin: A Flight:Bernice Thompson B Flight: Joanne Hardy C Flight: Mary Truemner Longest Drive: A Flight:Joan Heywood B Flight: Elaine Tomlinson C Flight: Lynda Bogart 50/50 Draw Barb Coughlin Free Cart Joy Darling Senior Men's June 7 First Place (tie) Jim Russell Wayne Pearce George Tryon Doug Pearson Total: 159 (tie) Arn Mathers Ed Preszcator Dick Mills Mike Barclay Total Third Place Joe Wilson Scott Burton Jim Hughes Don Hord Total: Fourth Place Jim Tomlinson Lorne Rideout Casey Zeehuisen Bill Soldan Total Fifth Place (Tie) Rick Dumont Bill Farquhar Jack Johnston Jim Morrissey Total: Fifth Place (Tie) Jack Chipchase Brian Munro Bob Fletcher Bob Clark Total Fifth Place (tie) Barry Baynham Bob Laye Al Taylor Jim Gifford Total: Eighth Place (Tie) Don Gifford Al Beattie 36 Ernie Ahrens 39 Bob Coates 41 Total 43 Eighth Place (Tie) Jim Pfaff 42 Mike Ward 43 Murray Morrison 46 37 Bill Thompson 48 39 Total 179 40 Tenth Place 43 Frank Dumont 39 159 Jim O'Toole 44 Brian Wedlake 47 35 Guy Giddings 55 42 Total: 185 44 Eleventh Place 48 Al Preece 40 169 Del Nixon 46 Len Fleet 51 38 Bob Forest 58 43 Total 195 44 Twelfth Place 46 Sandy Trapp 45 171 Don Ross 46 Tosh Yamamoto 52 41 Howard McDonald 53 42 Total 196 44 Thirteenth Place 45 Jim Campbell 43 172 Craig Webber 46 Dave Newton 54 39 Gary Hackett 56 42 Total 199 45 Fourteenth Place 46 Terry Bourne 44 172 Bill Coleman 51 Dave Stafford 53 40 John Parker 57 43 Total 205 44 45 Closest To Pin: Hole #13 Arn 172 Mathers, Hole #15 Bob Laye 43 44 44 48 179 First Place Strang remembered at tournament EXETER — On June 5, 24 teams teed up at Ironwood Golf Course to play a Texas scram- ble in remembrance of Gord Strang and to raise money for his favourite project, the MacNaughton Morrison trail. Strang spent hours planning and negotiat- ing land access for the trail and he also lent his tractors and trailer during construction. Strang belonged to a group of golfers who played a different course every Monday for 17 years. After his passing the group decided to hold a tournament in his hon- our and to raise money for the trail. Each of the Monday golfers entered a team and the other partners in the trail building who were the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) and the Exeter Lions Club were also invited to participate. The response was overwhelming which was a tribute to Strang and the popularity of South Huron's walking trail. The Strang family entered four teams while another was made up of Strang's Guelph classmates. The ABCA entered two teams with the CIBC and the Exeter Judith Parker (second from left) from the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority accepts a cheque for $5,000 from Lorne Rideout (left),Arnold Mathers, Susanne Strang and Kristin Strang June 5. The money was raised by the Gord Strang Memorial Golf Tournament and will be used for the mainte- nance and improvement of the MacNaughton Morrison Trail. (photo/Pat Bolen) Lions Club each enter- ing a team and Strang's First Line Seeds com- pany, now known as Dekalb, entering two teams. An additional 25 fam- ily and friends joined the golfers for the memorial dinner. Companies that Strang dealt with as a farmer and seed dealer donated prizes and made donations for the maintenance of the trail while Bill Etherington, chairper- son of the CIBC made a donation of $1,000 to the trail maintenance fund. Several individu- als also made dona- tions in Strang's name. The winning team was Bob, Tammy, Larry and Luke Laye while Ila Mathers and Don Currell won closest to the pin. Tammy Laye and Jim Russell had the longest drives and the putting contest was won by Arnold and Ila Mathers. Kevin Drager won the limited edition print donated by the ABCA and the tournament raised in excess of $5,000 for improve- ments and maintenance of the trail.