The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-08-27, Page 7MONTH
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SERIOUS BINGO PLAYERS Games of bingo were enjoyed by
many of the visitors to Saturday's Lions club frolic at Lucan. Shown
above intently watching their cards arc Judith Darling and Irene and
Cyril Wise. T-A photo
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Opening Day of School
Tuesday, September 8, 1970
1. Buses. The buses will follow their regular routes at the
usual times.
2. The first day of school will begin at 9 a.m.
Students will assemble at 8:50 a.m. as follows:
Grades 9 and 11 - Gym 2& 3
Grade 10 - Gym 1 (old)
Grade 12 - Cafeteria
Grade 13 - Room 97
3. Tuesday, September 8 will be a regular school day.
Buses will leave at 3:45 p.m.
4. The Cafeteria will be open as usual.
5. Students should come prepared to pay their Caution
Fee, and $2.00 for the Student Council Fee. It is hoped
that students will also come prepared to pay for the
1970-71 yearbook
J. L. WOODEN,
Principal.
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WOODSLEE 16
Crediton bantams
Greys get even break
in ladies "Er final
Continued from Page 6
singles by Paul Robinson and
Peter Wuerth.
The .fourth and final Crediton
run of the afternoon was a
lead-off home run in the fourth
by Rodger Finkbeiner.
The winner of the Crediton
Elmgrove series will meet either
Wallenstein or Fenwick in the
provincial semi-finals. The finals
will involve a team from the
Windsor area,
The Crediton youngsters
played an exhibition. OM
Tuesday night against - the
Goderich bantams in an attempt
to stay in condition for the big
game, Saturday.
Goderich won the game by a
score of 10.9, Perry Stover, Rick
Bowers and Larry Clarke each
took a turn on the mound for
Crediton..
Rick Bowers was the top hitter
for Crediton with a homer and
triple while Rodger Rinkbeiner
connected for a triple and Doug
Fairbairn doubled.
OW RC starts
new regulations
A regulation requiring
commercial marinas to instal or
to arrange elsewhere for
pump-out facilities for the
servicing of pleasure boats has
been made by the Ontario Water
Resources Commission and
approved by the Ontario
Government.
Commercial marinas are those
which ordinarily provide services
for pleasure craft with heads
(toilets) and include marinas
operated by yacht clubs.
Additionally, containers for litter
must be provided at all locations
servicing pleasure boats.
Under the regulation, litter
containers are to be provided
immediately, with the pump-out
facilities to be installed and
operational by August 26.
It is anticipated that an
extensive network of pump-out
stations will be completed and
made available throughout the
province as a result of the
regulation. The provision of litter
containers will make it possible
for all pleasure boats to dispose of
garbage at any marina in a
satisfactory manner.
The Exeter Greys came up
with a good performance at
Exeter Community Park Tuesday
night to down the Mitchell girls
22 -12 and even their
best-of-seven playoff series at a
game apiece.
Mitchell won the first game in
the Huron Ladies' softball league
"B" final by a score of 15-12 on
List driving
suggestions
1. Obey the traffic laWs of
the land. If you drive according
ti the vehicle or highway code,
you will drive safely and well.
2. Concentrate on your
driving and drive defensively.
Never take it for granted that
the other driver will do the right
thing - Drive defensively.
3. Think before acting. Be
alert - think about what you are
doing while you are doing it.
4. Never tailgate. The cause
of most accidents on freeways
and expressways is tailgating -
following too closely.
5. Drive with deliberation and
overtake as quickly as possible.
When in doubt, never pass.
6. Use speed intelligently and
drive fast only in the right
places. Don't drive too fast or
too slow. A skilled driver never
drives faster than the conditions
of the road, traffic and weather
permit.
7. Develop your car sense and
reduce wear and tear to a
minimum.
8. Use your horn
thoughtfully; give proper signals;
never black out headlights.
9. Be sure your car is
road-worthy and know its
capabilities. Keep your car
maintained in good mechanical
condition.
10. Perfect your road craft
and acknowledge courtesies
extended to you by other road
users. Courtesy is an important
factor in road safety.
A YOUTHFUL SINGER - One
of the contestan s in the very
popular amateur show held in
conjunction with Saturday
night's Lions club frolic in Lucan
was 11-year-old Joanne Hodgins.
Joanne is shown above as she
sings "Open your heart and let
the sun shine in." T-A photo
A HAPPY prospect about the
time when the meek will inherit
the earth is that there probably
won't be any politicians here,
their home diamond, Monday
night,
The third game of the series
will be played in Cromarty
tonight, Thursday at eight
o'clock with the fourth scheduled
for the Exeter Park, Tuesday
night.
Score often
The Greys scored in every
inning but the fourth in posting
their 22-12 win, Tuesday.
In the first inning doubles by
Joan Campbell and Sheila Willert
were responsible for sending the
first two Exeter runs home.
Consecutive singles by Lynda
Fuss, Patti Robinson, Joan
Campbell and Anne Jorgensen
spearheaded a four run attack in
the second.
Kathy Wells singled and
scored the only run of the third
frame while singles from the bats
of Sheila Willert, Kathy Wells,
Marlene Parsons and Lynne
Farquhar sent three more Exeter
runs home in the fifth.
Jayne Broderick and Lynda
Fuss singles along with a couple
of walks to score three times in
the sixth. The seventh proved to
be the Greys' best inning of the
night as they scored seven times.
Five bases on balls and singles
by Sheila Willert and Joan
Campbell were mainly
responsible for the big scoring
splurge. Jayne Broderick scored
the final run for the winners in
the eighth.
Marlene Parsons was the
winning pitcher for the Greys
going the first eight innings and
allowing only six runs.
Early scoring
Most of the scoring during
Mitchell's 15-12 Monday night
was accomplished in the first
three innings of play. The Greys
scored twice in the first inning
and six times in their third trip to
the plate while Mitchell scored
nine times in the first and four
runs in the third.
The biggest hit of the night for
Exeter was a bases empty homer
by Kathy Wells in the top of the
seventh.
Shapton only
repeat winner
Only one member of the
Exeter lawn bowling club was
able to make the prize list in the
two latest weekly jitneys.
Will Shapton was the winner
in Saturday night's competition
and placed third, Tuesday night.
Shapton gained two wins with a
plus of 15 and aggregate of 31
good for Saturday's win.
Harold Simpson was second
with a plus of seven and aggregate
of 19 to go with a double win.
Cam Chapman was third and
Mabel Glenn placed fourth.
Tuesday night's winner was
Ann Ballantyne with a score of
two wins, plus of 16 and
aggregate of 26. Ray Smith was
second with respective scores of
12 and 26 while Shapton was
third and Howard Ince ended in
fourth spot.
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