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Centralia girls won their third straight Usborne League championship on Sunday. Here are,
front, left; Christy Cruikshank, Amanda Glavin, Sarah Mosurinjohn, Marianne Scott, Lisa
Hodge, Crystal Knee, Nicole Revington. Middle row, left; Patty Wood, Jen Lightfoot, Tracy Wil-
son, Jen Cronyn, Jennette Walker, Amanda Graham, Jodie Levasseur.
Peewee softball championships
Undefeated teams win league
EXETER - Undefeated all season in the Usborne Mi-
nor Softball League, both the Centralia girls and the
Exeter boys won the peewee divisions in the wrapup
tournament in Exeterover the weekend.
Centralia girls, who had a 14-0 record during the
regular season, won three straight games in prelimi-
nary tournament action on the weekend before facing
Fullarton on Sunday.
Trailing by a ample of nms,after six complete in-
nings, Centralia's Tracey Wilson connected with a bas-
es loaded triple in the top of the seventh to help in the
win.
It was the third consecutive title for Centralia and
fourth in five years.
The Exeter Legion peewee boys also did not lose a
game during the regular. season and won duce in.a row
before facing defending champions Lieury in the final
on Sunday afternoon.
Opening with a 13-9 over Hibbert, then.ant8*3 tri-
umph over Zurich, Exeter beat Centralia 6-2 to ad-
vance to the finals.
Exeter, backed by a strong pitching performance -by
Chad Dalrymple are curr.:ttly battling St. Marys in the
O.A.S.A. playoffs. St. Marys, who won the first game,
a close 8-6, will be the hosts for game two on Wednes-
day.
Exeter Legion Peewees won the Usborne League title on Sunday. Here are, front, left; Ryan
Armstrong, Geoff Maver, Greg Geoffrey, Luke Sims, Chad Dalrymple, Brian Hayman, Ryan Freit-
er. Middle row, left; Tony Eagleson, Lucas Forrest, Ben Cottrell, Cam Dougall, Rob McIntosh,
Dave Farquhar, Jesse Bergman. Back, left; Jack Maver, coach; Tom Dalrymple, coach; Muriel
Dalrymple, manager.
Although it's summer
school is popular
LUCAN - No more teachers, no more books...
While many students pre very
glad when the summer rolls around
and they can get out of the
classroom and away from teachers,
this summer has seen many
instructional sports camps in the
arca.
Youngsters must not be to
disgruntled with teachers as all
the camps have been well
attended.
There has been a soccer camp
hosted by the Exeter Minor
Soccer Association, the Exeter
Minor Baseball Association's
week-long camp, figure
skating in Lucan, basketball
out at Huron Park and of
course, the Shamrock
Hockey School.
Players of all ages
strapped on the blades and
pulled on the familiar
hockey equipment as they were put
through their paces at the Lucan Arena last week.
One of the instructors at the hockey school is Lucan. resident Ian
Craig who says some form of hockey school is beneficial.
"I think a week is a must for every kid. With the cutbacks in minor
hockey, a kid is lucky if his team is the only one on the ice."
Many minor hockey associations are finding that due to ice time
demands, they have to put two teams on the ice for practice at once.
Craig played three seaso th the Lucan Junior 'D' Irish and two
years with the London Junior ' Diamonds, now called the Nationals.
He explained that those who come to the week-long Shamrock
Hokey School, now in its ninth year, are housed at a camp on Highway
They have a full-day of activities including watching videos, outdoor
recreation and two ice sessions, each an hour and five minutes in
duration.
"If they're on the ice longer than an ter and five minutes, l find they
get worn out," said Craig.
The week starts with skating forwards, backwards and learning
proper balance. That is followed by puckhandlntg, passing and other
basics. -
"We just progress from the basics all the way through. A lot of our
kids have been here six years and they know the drills."
Most hockey schools have at least one big name attached to it and the
Shamrock Hockey School was no exception, as goalie Jeff Reese
formerly with the Toronto Maple Leafs and now a Calgary Flame
helped the shooters and goalies alike.
AREA HOCKEY CAMPS
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16-20, Aug.
Contact --3-27; Aug. 30 -Sept. 3
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Place , Hitting and Checking
Jlderton Arena
When - Aug. 34, 21, 28, Sept. 4
Contact EXeter• Ray McKay 666.0651
P/ace • r Minor Hockey Assoc.
Pir c . Stephen 7wsp. Arena
What . 30ea t' 7-13
Exits available in
four a$e groups
Instructors
Scott Bogart,
Contact . -Jeff Dalrymple
Dart Meidinger
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Exeter Lawn
Bowling
August 2
Ray Hodgson
Isabel Rogerson
Marshall Dearing
Ray Smith
Edna Caldwell
August 3
Vi Hendy
John DcWeerd
Audrey MacGregor
Doris Hamilton
Millie Everatt
August 5
Isabel Rogerson
Bev Buller
Andrea Weigand
Nelson Squire
Henry Drachenbeg
August 7
June Hodgson
Ray Smith
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Golf roundup
Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday Ladies -
August 3
A Flight
Low gross Vicki Taylor 44
Low net Shirley Davidson 31
B Flight
Low gross Ina Browning 58
Low net Barb Harrison 35
C Flight
Low gross Betty Coates 62
Lowikct Julia Whitby 33
D Flight
Low gross Esther Johnson 63
Low net Lorraine Alexander 31
Upcoming: August 24, Playoffs;
August 31, Raindate.
Monday Nljjen...
August 5
A Flight
Low gross Hayden Gozzard 35
Low net Dennis Rowe 30
2nd LG Dave Jackson 38
2nd LN Joe Bucker 33.5
B Flight
Low gross Greg McAuslan 41
Low net Derek Robinson 33.5
2nd LG Gary Kyle 43
2nd LN Jeff Ansems 33.5
C Flight
Low gross Mike Nice 41 countback
Low net Chuck Bremner 28.5
2nd LG Harvey Adams 42
2nd LN Tim Oliver 31
D Flight
Low gross Dave -Keys ' 47
Low net Leo Bouchard 31.5
Sponsor: Algoma Tire - Walt
Tiedeman, Wayne Parkinson, Bud
Preszcator
Door prize winner: Gary Campbell
Closest to Pin: Harvey Adams
Longest Drive: Joe Becker
Next week: Monday, August 9,
Scramble, 5:30 Shotgun Start,spon-
sored by Jerry MacLean.
Skins: S60.00, Dennis Rowe Birdie
#8
SaiikagMen
August 5
A Flight Ron Rescorl 33
Milt Cole 33
Gerry O'Neil 33
B Flight Bill Taylor 32
.C-Elight Glenn Robinson 32
Doug Harrison 32
''Haat Buck Little 34
Gerry O'Neil 33
Bill Taylor?
99
Second Frank Cawthorpe 33
Bev Alexander 36
Glenn Robinson 22
101
Closest to Pin: Bill Taylor
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August 4
6 _ 2ays14F Nie
Longest drive: Guest - Corey Sar-
gent; Member - Helen Kadey
Closest to Pin: Guest - Jason Bat-
ten; Member - Peggy Roth ,
First Betty Sangster
Greg Sangster
Second Grace Drummoigik
Milton Cole ir
Third Peggy Roth
Bob Jones
Fourth Gkna Tripp
Dave Brisseue
Fifth Lu Keelan
Scott Miller
Sixth Ola Batten
Ken Kadey
Seventh Linda Webber
Dan Boyce
Eighth Kathy Sangster
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Stephen Township
MINOR HOCKEY
REGISTRATION
Thurs. Aug. 12 6-8 p.m.
Sat. .Aug. 14 11-1 p.m.
Sat. Aug. 21 11-1 p.m.
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP ARENA
House & Rep Novice - Bantam
Pretyke and Tyke
Girls teams: ages 10-13
and 14-19
Bell
Answering your callT"
We will be visiting
Seip's vale -mart
August 11, 12, 13
We will have a display set up and would
be happy to show you our new products
and explain our new services to you.
We can also analyze your Long Distance
bill and show you how to save on Long
Distance calling. x.
Bell
Answering your calIT
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viimminpiammuimmiammiow
Mike Sangster 48
Ninth Gayle Sargent 48
Corey Sargent 48
Sponsors: Marlene Parsons - Re -
max, Sugar & Spice and Donuts
Now
Door prizes: Christina Easter-
brooke, Jean Osterloo, Marg Up -
shall, Diane Gerstenkom
Sponsors: Donuts Now and C.W.
Parsons and Associates
50/50: Corey Sargent
Thanks to Bob and Janet Mason for
the meals donated to the guests in-
vited.
Monday 'i I':MeJ
August 9
Scramble
First Dave Jackson , 29
Ralph Batten
Bob Jones
Dave Grundy
Second Jim Ahrens 31
Gary Kyle
Dale Baker
Fred Wells
Craig Webber
Third John Kochon 32
Bob Reynolds
Steve Edwards
Gary Campbell
Andy DeBoer
Fourth Jamie Gaul 33
Ron Masse
Fred Campbell
Greg Bell
Sponsor: MacLeans Home Hard-
ware
:Closest to Pin #3: Greg McAuslan
'.Longest Drive on #9: Jim Ahrens
'Next week: Sponsored by Exeter
Chrysler
Other news: Sign up for champion-
ship by August 16
Ironwood
Men's Club
August 3
Front nine white tees
A Flight
First Jim Hearn 35N34
Second Jim Guenther 35N34
Third Ken. 34
Fourth Larry JohnsB 38N37
Fifth Bob Fletcher 38
Sixth Don Heywood 39
B Flight
First Ross Collishaw 35
Second Bill Darling 39N37
Third Don Currell 38N37
Fourth Mark Cronyn 38N37
C Fight
First Ron Bilcke
38
Second Bill Gilfillaii
Third Barry BaYnhani 40
Fourth Scott Brintnell 42
Fifth Pat•Ducharme 44N42
Sixth Ernie Miatello 42
D Flight
First Lloyd Robison
Second Ben Fisher
Third Jack Urquhart
Fourth Jon Dinney
39
40N58
45N43
47N45
46
Ironwood Award: Bill Gilfillan
Closest to Pin A&B flights: Larry
Wein #2, Ken Bergmann #7
Closest to Pin C&D flights: Ernie
Miatello N1, Doug Johnson #5
Skins: A&B flights - #2 l.,erry
Wein; N4 Mark Cronyn; C&DD
flights - #2 Ron Chanyi, #5 Doug
Johnson
Ladies Club
August 5
A Flight
Low gross Joan Heywood 37
2nd LG Janet Wedlake 43
B Flight
Low gross Peggy Bondy 49
2nd LG Hazel Beaver 50
C Flight
Low gross Judy Hodgins 48
2nd LG June Fisher 49
D Flight
Low gross Joy Darling 52
2nd LG Donna Merner 56
Shortest Drive #3: Ila Mathers
Closest to Hole #7: Janet Wedlake
Birdies: Joan Heywood #2 and #3
Sponsor: SAAN
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EXETER
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TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
Monday, August .16, 1993 7:45 p.m.
PROPOSED'ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township
of McGillivray will hold a public meeting on Monday, August 16,
1993 at 7:45 p.m. to consider a proposed zoning by-law amend-
ment under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990.
The prbposed.by-law amendment pertains to one lot from Conces-
sion North-eoundary, Lot 23, being created to extend the Hamlet
of,Mount Carmel.
,ANY PERSON may.ettend the public meeting and/or make written
or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to
the proposed zoning by-law amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to this matter is available for
review at the Township Municipal Office during regular business
hours.
DATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY THIS 20th day of July,
1993
Mrs. Shirley Scott,
Clerk,
Township of McGillivray
R.R. 3, Ailsa Craig, Ontario NOM 1A0
Telephone: (519) 293-3686
Fax: (519) 293-3878
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