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Golf
roundup
Exeter Golf Club
'M aday Ladles
A Flight
Low gross Jo -Ann Middleton 43
Low net Helen Burton 36
B Flight
Low gross Grace Drummond 61
Low net Ina Browning 4ICB
C Flight
Low gross Pat Veal 64
Low net Betty Warner 35
D Flight
Low gross Noreen McCann 61
Low net Erny Robinson 40
;Wildnesday Ladies
A Flt. High putts Joan Cole
Low putts Helen Burton
B Flt. High putts Diane Warwick
Low putts Sheila Reabum
C Fit. High putts Ruth Miller
Low putts Doris Osgood
D Flt. High putts Maureen Wood
Low putts Marg Consitt
Door prize: Helen Kadey
50/50 draw: Noreen McCann
Sponsor: Exeter 1 Hour Photo &
Framing
Senior Men
July 7
A Flight
Low net Doug Parsons 31
B Flight
Low net Orville Webber 32
Ray Warner 32
C Flight
Low net John DeWeerd 29
First Jack Malone 33
Leo Bouchard 33
John DeWeerd 22
95
37
34
34
22
137
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Second
Gord MacTavish
Winston Shapton
Gerald Dearing
Orville Webber
Closest to Pin: Bill Coleman
Monday Night "Men
July 11
A Flight
Low gross Damn Smith 36
Low net Dennis Rowe 32
2nd LG Hayden Gozzard 39
2nd LN Corey Sargent 35
B Flight
Low gross Glen Silver 40
Low net Rob Baker 34
2nd LG Pete Sutherland 43
2nd LN Brian Brooks 35
C Flight
Low gross Yvon Laurin 45
Low net Orville Webber 31
2nd LG Paul Ritchie 46
2nd LN Steve Edwards 34
D Flight
Low gross Jack Aikentiead 52
Low net Jack Glavin 38
2nd LG Dave Keys 54
2nd LN Vic Rempel 39
Sponsor: Becker Farm Equipment
Closest to Pin: #6 Glen Silver
Longest drive: #9 Corey Sargent
Next week: Sponsored by Coolman
Auto Sales
Ironwood
Men's Chili
July 5
A Flight
First Stu Homuth 37N34
Second Brion Penhale 36N35
Third Ken Bergmann 33N35
Fourth Hayden Gozzard 39N36
Fifth Dave Carver 37
Sixth David Holtzmann 34N37
B Flight
First Ken Pinder 41N38
Second Jason Heywood 40N38
Third Jim Steen 40N39
Fourth Jeff Pfaff 41N39
Fifth Wayne Parkinson 40N39
Sixth Mike Desjarline 43N40
Seventh Scott Burton 41
Eighth Barry Baynham 41
C Flight
First Mike Brintnell 40N36
Second , Chris Haugh 39N40
Third Rich Lather 43
Fourth Perry Knee 44N43
Fifth Doug Urbshott 45N43
Sixth Ken McConnell 47N45
D Flight
First., John Brown 45N40
Second Ben Fishcr 48N44
Third Andy DeBoer 45N44
Ironwood Award: Bob Fletcher
Closest to Pin: 02, Doug Urbshott;
#5, Scott Burton; 07, R6n Bilcke,
#9, AI Mitchell
Skins: 01, Hayden Gozzard; 02.
Bob Fletcher; #4, Andy DeBoer;
#6&7. Ken Bergmann; #1, John
Swinkles, #9, Rich Lather.
Sailor �:.
July 9
First Bud Preszcator 42
Roy Hunter 45
Wayne Pearce . 41
Hayden Gozzarir3j
163
Second Red DeGraw 47
Jim Steen 41
Lloyd Easton 44
Bill Thompson gQ
182
48
48
400
183
42
48
48
184
51
38
50
187
Third Lee Webber'
Bob Dobson
Mike Barclay
Andy DeBoer
Fourth Jack Muir
Sid Daley
Lloy,d Cushman
S. Trap
Fifth Gord Clubb
Bob Pletcher
Clyde Spears
Ben Fisher
Clone to Pint 04. Bob Parsons;
t#7, Bob Dobson
More golf Vesultta - page 16
Tines -Advocate, July 13, 1994
Page 15
Power boats battle Lake Huron
By Fred Groves
T -A staff
GRAND BEND - Hundreds of
-.people lined the pier and shores of
Grand Bend on the weekend to get
a glimpse of some of the fastest
boats on the water.
Beginning Thursday, powerboats
lar m across North America came
into the Lake Huron waters for the
Power Boating Canada Magazinc's
second of four poker runs.
"The event was a huge success it
brought out thousands of people
alflhg the coast line," said local or-
ganizer Terry McTavish. "All the
participanwere greeted with open
arms and they're looking forward to
coming back next year."
There were Atboats that signed
up for Saturday's rtln but, because
of high waves, only 22 were able to
finish the day -long event which
saw stops in Gixicrich, Kincardine
and Bayfield.
While many people had the
chance to look at the high-powered
boats up close, there was some dis-
aptfointment on the weekend as the
Great Canadian Kilo Challenge was
cancelled.
"The waves were crashing over
the north pier. The kilo run had to
tic called off," said McTavish. "The
A boat crew heads back into the Grand Bend harbour during
Saturday's Lake Huron Poker Run.
waves were incredible, the par-
ticipants wanted to get out and see
what time their boats could turn."
There arc four poker runs this
summer, the first of those was on
Lake Ontario June 24-26 and some
of the boats in that run were dam-
aged and therefore could not make
it to Grand Bend.
Saturday, the waves on Lake Hu-
ron, just off the Grand Bend har-
bour were up to seven feet high but,
the next day they rose even higher.
"Lake Ontario was much worse,
we were running in 10 to 12 foot
waves," said driver Brian Ross.
"We had wind and rain, there's a lot
of boats that aren't here -because
they're damaged."
Ross piloted the Snap -On -Tools
38 -foot Dccp-V which was packing
1,20) horsepower. Although his
boats is primarily for display and
promotional purposes, it was one of
the sleekest looking boats which
were in the waters near Grand
Bend.
"We just got the boat finished
and back to us on May 24. We've
been involved in trade show.
We've spent a lot of time breaking
it in."
Ross who said his boat will make
a MO at the Molson Indy, noted
that the Snap-On Tools boat only
goes in the runs and, even if the
46 -Challenge went ahead', would
have not entered.
Sam Maye was one of the 22
drivers that finished the race and he
was in a 34 -foot Scarab with 800
horsepower.
"It was rough," he said of the wa-
ters on Saturday, "but smooth com-
ing back. Some of the guys went
out and car t,e back in."
If the run returns to Grand Bend
next year, which McTavish is cer-
tain it will, look for Maye to b$"one
of the participants.
"The towns have been very hos-
pitable. I think it's because they
haven't seen boats like this before."
One of the boats which had a lot
of attention, especially when it
pulled into the harbour Friday after-
noon was Fred Kiekhaefer (son of
the founder of Mercury Marine and
president of the Mercury "Hi -
Performance Group) who brought
in the 42 -foot Off Duty.
Preparing to take on Lake Huron.
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