Times Advocate, 1989-05-03, Page 18Page 18
Times -Advocate, May 3, 1989
Men's golf results
•
EXETER - Last Tuesday, the Ir-
onwood Men's Club held its first
event of the year. Dave Holtzmann-
topped "A" flight with a low gross
of 34 followed by Don Currell with
38.
"A" Flight low net was won by
Don Cowan witfi a 32 with Mark
Cronyn coming in as runnerup with
33.
Victorious in "B" Flight was
Tony Underhill with a 43 followed
by new member Gordon Rook with
44. Brian Baker capped low net
honors with a 34 while "B" net
bridesmaid was Rick Borden with a
34 also.
"C" Flight honors went to Bill
Hodge with 43. Runnerup was Ray
Webb at 45. Divisional low net
was awarded to Perry Knee with a
31 who won over Scott Pincombe
by retrogression also with 31.
Lee Webber captured "D" Flight
by turning in a 47. Close was El-
wood Truemner at 51. "D" Flight
low net went to Gus Gregus whose
score of 34 beat Jack Urquhart by a
stroke.
Nearest to the pin on #4 was Ar-
nold Mathers. Nearest to the pin
on #6 was Dave Holtzmann. Skins
were won by Bill Hodge, Elwood
Truemner anctilten Bergmann.
Next Tuesday is Insurance Night.
New members are still welcome.
League
supporters
EXETER - The Petro -
Canada Play Ball program and
Petro -Canada dealers across
Canada are presently offering
sponsorship support to youth
baseball and softball teams at
the community level. Coach-
es of teams aged seven to 13
interested -in obtaining spon-
sorship, should contact their
local Petro -Canada dealer.
Team sponsorship is sub-
ject to dealer availability, ge-
ographic considerations and
on a first-come, first-served
basis.
For more information, call
the Petro -Canada Play Ball
Sports Central Hotline at: 1-
800-268-2244.
Individual dart winners - These players picked up individual awards in the Exeter Legion Ladies Dart
League at the annual awards banquet last Tuesday. Left to right, Mary Masse, Marg Foster, Sharon
Campbell, Betty Bowerman, Marg Wragg, Terry Heywood.
Karate champs - These members on Tyndall's Karate Club in Exet-
er won some trophies at a small meet in Goderich last weekend.
From left, Phillip Jorna, (first in fighting), Jo Dee Grasdahl, (first in
kata), Jeff Balsdon, (second in kata), Dennis Hodgins, (second in
fighting).
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Perfect attendance - These bowlers showed up every week in the Wednesday YBC League and were
given special crests and pins for their efforts. Front row, (left to right), Sara -Lynn. Daunley, Beth
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Exeter Mixed
Shuffleboard
April 26
3 games
Harold Davis 374
4 games
Pearl McKnight 494
Wilma Davis 480
John Pepper 372
Lloyd Lovell 364
5 games
011ie Essery 467
Wm. Baechler 464
Mabel McKnight 432
Olga Davis 414
Edna Caldwell 401
April 27
4 games
Howard Johns 428
John Pepper 428
Marjorie Hodgert 380
Ray Cottle 378
5 games
011ie Essery 509
Ernie Ross 475
Wilma Davis 459
Walter Davis 394
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Minor banquet
HURON PARK - Stephen Minor
Hockey held their year end banquet
at the Huron park Rec Centre
Thursday, April 27.
The newly appointed executive
for the 1989-90 season will be Past
President Judy Glavin; President
Ray Mills; 1st Vice Pete Rutten;
2nd Vice Jack Glavin; treasurer
Joanne Hodge. Directors are Don
Clarke; Jim Glavin; Dan Connor
and Art Bowerman.
Winners of the Pay -As -You -Pull
draw are: Pizzas from Theos - Dan
Elliott; 1 Year Subscription Exeter
T -A - Jeff Bennewies; $25 gas
voucher Exeter Co-op Gas Bar -
Joyce Weber; $30 gift certificate
Gerrards Exeter - Wilmar Wein; $50
gift certificate RSD Sports Den -
Ray Mills; 50 loonies - Caroline
Rasenbcrg; $100 bill - Tom Ar-
thur.
Stephen Minor Hockey would
like to thank these local businesses
for their support.
Also thank you to Knechtel Food
Mart for donating the meat and
Laurence Brown of Pathfinder for
donating the pop for the banquet.
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