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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-06-18, Page 6RECEIVE NEW TROPHY — A new trophy has been donated by L. W. Kleinstiver Plumbing of Dashwood to be presented each year to the Huron-Perth junior football champions. Above, Lorne Kleinstiver mak6s the presentation at last week's athletic banquet at South Huron District High School to co-captains of the Panther junior football team Don Jones and Murray Glanville. T-A photo HONOR TOP ATHLETES — At last week's athletic banquet at South Huron District High School the top boy and girl athletes were honored. Shown above receiving their awards from the guest speaker Nobbie Wirkowski are Ross Huff and Sheila Willert with principal J. L. Wooden looking on. T-A photo Customs, Crediton win twice in Rec softball league play The 2-1 Dashwood Industries win over Grand Bend was managed with two out in the bottom of the seventh. With Grand Bend leading 1-0 going into the final inning, Dashwood pitcher Dale Skinner drew a walk and came around to tie the score on sacrifice flies by Frank Boyle and Gerry Parsons. Don Campbell kept his clubs hopes alive by getting hit with a pitched ball. He moved around to third on a couple of passed balls and scored on Don Cooper's long drive bounced up against the fence. As Campbell scored from third with the winning run Cooper was only credited with a single. Grand Bend scored their only run of the game in the second on singles by Dick Coulter and Greg Hamilton and a double from the bat of Larry Lovie, The summer resort boys left runners on second and third in the same inning and also were retired in the third with the bases full. The other Grand Bend hits were two singles by Stan Lovie and a two-bagger contributed by Paul Greenwood. Doug McArthur was the top Dashwood Industries hitter with three singles to his credit in as many trips to the plate. The other hits for the winners were a double by Jim Finnen and singles by Don Mantey and by Cooper in addition to his game winner. Kyle Harrison of Grand Bend and Dale Skinner of DIL hooked up in the tight pitchers' battle. SEVEN RUN BURSTS Grand Bend scored seven runs in each of two innings to head to their 28-4 win over the Dufferin Hotel. Barry Clark and Bill Bishop led the Grand Bend hitters with five hits apiece, each hammering out a triple. Next in line with four safeties each were Paul Greenwood and Bill Bowden. Lloyd Mathers tripled home Gerry Riehl with the first Dufferin run, Larry Brintriell's •••••••*,....11 Soccer Match Grand Bend vs. Craig Hill Sunday Night, June 21 7:00 P.M. Grand Bend Air Port Everyoneltilekorne f Time;-Advocate, June io,. 1970 FOR ALL GOOD SPORTS By Ross Hough New ball grovping Boys and girls in Exeter and district should be kept plenty busy this summer with sporting activities. in addition to the playground and swimming programs planned for the summer, an Exeter Minor Ball Association has been formed to take care of the youngsters wishing to play ball when school holidays begin. A large number of parents attended a meeting last week and decided to name an executive to administer the ball leagues that could include softball and baseball, Boys and girls attending the local public and separate scht, -'s are now participating in house league games after school each day but this program will be completed next Friday. Harold "Bud" Preszcator has been named president of the new group that is organizing and will supervise the ball activities that will likely be played each Wednesday night at Exeter Community Park. Bill Dougherty is the vice-president and Doug Gould will handle the duties of secretary-treasurer. Swimming On Recreation director Alvin Willert reports that the local swimming pool opened for the summer months Tuesday afternoon. A heater has been installed in the pool to warm the water to the proper temperatures when the weatherman fails to co-operate. This will ensure swimming at any time during the summer, except, of course when it is raining. The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary is making a donation to the cost of installation of the pool heater, For the rest of this week and next until school holidays officially begin the pool will be open each afternoon from 3:30 until 5:30 and from seven until nine o'clock in the evening. Saturdays and Sundays the hours will be 2 to 4 in the afternoon and 7 to 9 at night. Swimming lessons for the first half of the summer will begin on Monday, July 6. Pinto Show on Tap The Exeter Saddle club is sponsoring their first Pinto and Appaloosa horse show at Exeter Community Park on Saturday, June 27. An all-day show has been planned with halter classes getting underway at eight o'clock in the morning with performance events slated to go at one in the afternoon. This will be a point award show with 19 classes for registered Appaloosa and 17 classes for Pinto. The Pinto classes are open to registered and grade Pinto as the Pinto i ngistrYliasjust been active in Ontario for two years. The judge for the day will be James Pratt of Sarnia while Fred Darling of town will handle the announcing duties. One interesting event is a costume class for each of the two breeds of horses and the entrant must submit a description of his or her costume when entering, Further information on the upcoming show can be obtained from Wilmer Preszcator and Frank Hicks. Teachers Golf The first of two golf tournaments scheduled this year for elementary and secondary school teachers in the Counties of Huron and Perth was held Saturday at the MitIcihell golf club. 50,tith Huron teacher, Mrs. Sarah Edwards won the ladies' secondary teachers competition while Doug Ellison of the local staff finished second in the men's division with a score of 83. Harold Wisternoff of Listowel won the secondary event while Ken Willmo re of St. Juliet school in Stratford was the elementary winner. The second tourney organized by John McCarroll, physical education consultant for the Huron-Perth Separate school board will be held at the Oakwood Inn golf course at Grand Bend on Saturday, October 3. TRACK WINNERS AT MOUNT CARMEL — Students at Our Lady of Mount carmel Separate school recently participated in their annual track and field meet and the individual winners are shown above. Back, left, Donna Mennen, Janet Gielen, Bernadette Rutten, Rosemary Custom Trailers remain the only undefeated team in the Exeter and district Rec softball league after each of the eight clubs have played three times. The Trailer boys won twice over the past week but each of their victories were by a narrow margin. They edged the Kinsmen 24-23 in a run scoring marathon, Thursday and came from behind Monday night to edge the junior Hawks 11-10. The Crediton Tigers were the only other team to record a pair of victories. The Tigers downed the Legion and Kinsmen by respective scores of 6-2 and 13-9. In the best game of the season to date, Dashwood Industries edged Grand Bend 2-1 Monday night at Huron Park, In other contests Grand Bend swamped Dufferin Hotel 28-4, the Hawks dumped Dashwood Industries 25-8 and the Legion were victorious over Dufferin Hotel 14-2. Kelders, Jane Kelders, Ann Westlaken and Ann Mary Van Osch. Front, Larry Regier, Randy Regier, Willie Wiendels, Wayne Regier, Ken Denomme and Derrek Regier, T-A photo First win for Tigers One district team in the Huron-Perth baseball league racked up its first win of the season at the expense of the other. In Dashwood, Sunday night, the Dashwood Tigers downed the Hensall Merchants 10-6 in a game that was held up with a light failure and then called off due to rain. The Tigers' win evened their season record at a game apiece wee the loss for Hensall was the fourth straight. The same two teams were back against each other on the Hensall diamond last night, Wednesday, GOOD RELIEVING Dashwood's playing coach Bob "Eppie" Wein came on in relief pitching role in the fifth inning and kept the Hensall batters at bay the rest of the way. With the Tigers leading 9-4 in the top of the fifth, the Merchants rallied with Bill Shaddick, Gary Kyle and Harry Moir singling to produce one run off starter Dick Bedard. A walk followed to load the bases and Tiger manager Glenn Webb brought Wein in from the bull pen and he proceeded to strike out the next two batters to retire the side. In the sixth 'Wein fanned two , more and struck out one in the seventh before rain forced cancellation of the contest. Hensall took a 3-2 lead in the first inning and the club each scored twice in the second before the Tigers went ahead to stay in the third. Singles by Gary Kyle and Harry Moir and Bill Shaddick's two-bagger were responsible for the first inning Hensall scoring. Back-to-back doubles from the bats of Bob Hoffman and Pete Ravelle produced the first two Dashwood markers. Bob McNaughton's homer with playing coach Bob Lavery aboard in the top of the second sent the Merchants out in front 5-2. A couple of Hensall errors and a single by Stan Lovie and Joe O'Rourke's double put the Tigers within one run of tying the score in the bottom of the same frame. O'Rourke blasted a triple with Jim Hay ter and Whitey Denomme on base in the third to give the Dashwood boys a lead they never relinquished. The Tigers broke the game open with three runs in the fourth without the aid of a hit taking advaenrtrage of a couple of walks and on. Jim Hayter's second hit of the night, this time a double sent Bill Schade home with the final Dashwood score in the fifth. Bill Shaddick went the route on the mound for Hensall giving up seven hits but was in trouble because of wildness and erratic fielding by his mates, He led the Hensall hitters with two doubles and a single to his credit. triple accounted for the second and Bob Pinter's single and a triple from the bat of Hub Hunter sent the final two runs across the plate. A double by Doug Dalrymple — Please turn to Page 7 Visit . . . Golfers in weekly play Bari Knoblauch and Gerry Smith were the top golfers at the, weekly men's night play at the Ausable golf course, Tuesday night. Knoblauch's 82 was the best low gross score while Smith took low net honors with a 72. Next in line in the scoring department were Ernie chipcbase, Bob Callingham, Ron King, Paul Leger and Gar Exeter District Swimming Pool SWIMMING INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION DUE TO HEATED POOL — Two swimming terms this year, five weeks each. First term from June 29 to July 31, fee $5,00 per child; Family Plan 3 or more $10.00. Second term from August 3 to September 4, fee $5.00 per child; Farnily plan 3 or more $10.00. First term swimmers wishing to take Second term additional fee $2,50; Family Plan 3 or more $5.00, Your child must be 45" or over in height since the minimum pool depth is 36". Name Address Phone 0 First Term 0 Second Term 0 Both Terms Check Awards Held: ( ) Beginners ( ) Junior ( ) Intermediate Red Cross ( ) Senior ( ) Bronze Other I, the undersigned, wish to register my child for swimming in the Exeter Learn-to-Swim Classes. I hereby waive all responsibility of the following: The Town of Exeter, Exeter Recreational Council, the Recreation Director, the Swimming Instructor and Supervisor in case of any accident. Registrations will be taken at the pool June 20.27 in the afternoon For Off ice Use Only Signature of Parent or Guardian Single Family Plan Rec. By To be signed *Swimming Instructor THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS BRAND NEW 1970 MONTE CARLO SPORT COUPE loaded with goodies. '3774 Regular price $4400.00. Special OK USED CARS 1967 OLDS DELTA HOLIDAY SEDAN power steering & brakes, power windows & antenna, vinyl top, automatic trunk opener, many other extras. License J85934, Special 1965 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN power steering & brakes, License J57737. Special 1965 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN automatic, low mileage, License J56556. Special 1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN automatic, radio, 283 engine, license J16863. Special 1964 FAIRLANE 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, License J57841 Special. Jonnston. Most honest golfer of the $4 competitors was Peke Lawson, THIS SUMMER BE WATER WISE! Age_ Sex . '2195 '895 '695 195 195 SNELL BROS. LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 EXETER The Home of Guardian Maintenance sr I ANOTHEli HOLE.M.ONE — The second hole-in-one at the Ausable golf course in less than a Week Was fired Friday by Gar Johnston, The happy golfer is shown above re-enacting the scene for the cameraman with his playing mates Dave McAdam, Lloyd Greenacre and Mike Cushman, T-A photo '"'" WINNER AT QUARTER HORSE SHOW — At Saturday's annual Mid-Western Quar ter Horse Show held at Lucan Community Park one of the top competitors was Paul Oswald of Waterloo, He is shown above receiving the Newby Tire award from Mrs, Jim Newby. T-A photo Pine Ridge 2 Miles South of Grand Bend Over :50 varieties of wild birds and animals from all over the world . . spread over 10 acres of bushland AnmhnmoomnimwolnmmImwinomimmmIgmmoimm..Inorwimnmiwonol.rmiminoi..mme...