Times-Advocate, 1984-04-18, Page 12Exeter Men's Recreational
Fast Ball League
Meeting
Exeter Public School Library
Wed., April 18
7:30 p.m.
Curling club ends
successful year
One of the successful years
of the Exeter curling club was
completed with the annual
awards banquet at the Exeter
Legion hall, Saturday night.
Outgoing president Albert
Van Dyken said 50 new
members participated in the
1983-84 program. The club will
celebrate its 25th anniversary
during the 1964-85 season and
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a number of special event4
are planned.
Van Dyken continued, "Our
priority for next year is to
have a junior club." He was
in charge of coaching seven
or eight SHDHS students each
Tuesday afternoon this past
year and took a team to the
Huron -Perth playoffs in
Wingham.
Some of the Huron -Perth
high schools have as many as
90 students participating in
curling and therefore have
strong representation. Men's
president Van Dyken and
ladies president Dot Wales
were in charge of the trophy
presentations.
Rinks skipped by Sandra
Tryon, Bea D(wson and
Helen Burton were winners in
the three ladies draws during
the season.
Foursomes headed by Jim
DeBlock, Doug Parsons and
Jim Bell won the mixed club
draws during the just con-
cluded year.
In the men's competition,
the three winning rinks were
skipped by Bob Davis, Gord
Ross and Gerry Smith, the
latter also won the challenge
bonspiel and the men's club
championship.
Other members of the
Smith rink were vice Brian
Clarke, second Bill Brock,
lead Dick Dougall and spare
Jon Mousseau.
Presidents for the 1984-85
curling season will be Gerry
Smith for the men and
Jeanette McBride for the
ladies.
The men's club organiza-
tional meeting will be held
. Tuesday April 24 at 7:30 p.m.
May be host
for Sportsfest
A decision on whether
South Huron will host the an-
nual Lake Huron Zone Sport-
sfest in 1985 will be made
following a meeting planned
to discuss the project on April
30.
Sportsfest runs each year in
August and attracts several
hundred people to compete in
over 20 events. Some of the
events include ball hockey,
,baseball, slow pitch, ' lawn
bowling,'shuffleboard, darts,
soccer, euchre, swimming,
tennis, trap -shooting, T -ball,
etc.
Participants cover all age
levels from minor athletes
through to senior citizens and
the emphasis is on inter -
community fun, fellowship
and participation 'in recrea-
tion activities at low and
medium skill levels.
Rec director Lynne Far-
quhar has invited all local
sports groups and service
clubs to have representatives
at the April 30 meeting to
discuss whether an invitation
will be extended. Individuals
who may be interested in
assisting with the project are
also invited to the rec centre
meeting at 7.30 p.m.
"Sportsfest is a huge under-
taking and can not be con-
sidered unless many people
wish to become actively in-
volved in its organization,"
she explains. "Many facilities
in town and the surrounding
area would be necessary to
successfully operate the
many events."
Last year's event was held
in Seaforth and the 1984 Sport-
sfest is slated for Kincardine.
Clinic for
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Saturday April 21 and April
29 Hully Gully Sports will con-
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their facilities beginning at
8:00 a.m. each morning.
Topics to be covered in-
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motocross bikes, riding
techniques, physical condi,
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Resident expert racer Chuck
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the Hully Gully racing team
offering advice and training.
Technical training will be pro-
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WIN TWO CURLING TITLES - A rink skipped by Gerry Smith, won the Exeter men's
curling club championship and challenge bonspiel. From the left are Gerry Smith,
Brian Clarke, Bill Brock and Dick Dougall. T -A photo
Times -Advocate, April 18, 1984
Page 11
Notice of
Annual Meeting
of the
Exeter and
Area Junior
Hockey (--
Association
Wed., April 25th
at
South Huron Rec Centre
at 8:00 p.m.
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COACH OF THE YEAR - Frank Funston of the Centralia College Saints was named
coach of the year in the South Huron intermediate hockey league. He is shown in
the centre with president John Snell, left, and vice-president Mike Cronyn.
Swat wins dart title
The regular schedule of the
Exeter Legionmixed dart
league has been completed
and the Swat team emerged
as league champs with 107
points.
All in the Family are league
runnersup with 99 points. The
Itchy Niters and Turtles were
tied for third place with 87
points, the Crusaders were
fifth at 85 followed by Snyde
and Clyde at 82, Makeups 78
and Rowdy Ones 75.
In the individual standings,
Lynda Parkinson had the high
ladies score of 134, Betty
Bowerman won most games
with 38 and Marg Wragg was
the high takeout lady with 142.
For the men Phil Leger was
high scorer at 150, Wayne
Parkinson won most games at
44 and Mike Cregan was the
high takeout man at 96.
For spare darters, Kate
Bierling was the high lady
scorer at 126 while Bob Simp-
son and Mike Gans for the
men tied at 133. Most games
were won by Dorothy
Reynolds 16 and Kevin Nixon
with six. High takeouts were
Jean Simpson at 92 and Keith
Brittain with 79.
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were:
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Rowdy Ones 4 Outlaws 1
Itchy Niters 4 Odd Ones 1
Canscotts 4 Merri Wraggs 1
Trailers 3 Smurfs 2
All in the Family 3 Snyde and
Clyde 2
Shiphunters 3 Scotties 2
Crusaders 3 Turtles 2
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9:30 p.m.
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Crusaders vs Snyde and
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Swat vs All in the Family
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