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HENSALL 262,2604 ' inimemik Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIPER Page 7 Times-Advocate, August 12, 1971 ball results Rec league One insurance company now offers a 20% discount for cars which can withstand a 5 MPH barrier crash without damage. ProPosal.` dump 1.5 billion worn-out tires into the Atlantic to provide a haven for game fish. That's a large-scale protect, Legion 19 = Kinsmen The Legion went on a scoring rampage as they trounced the Kinsmen 19-3, Monday night. They scored seven runs in, the sixth inning with consecutive borne runs by Dean McKnight and Don Pickering doing Most of the damage. Earl Wagner also blasted a round-tripper for the Legion to lead off the third inning. In other games, Grand Bend edged Custom Trailers 9-5 and the Kinsmen trounced Dashwood Industries by a score of 2440. Pool .feriggi, Hawks 4 - Legion 2 A three run outburst in the sixth inning allowed the junior Hawks to _edge the Legion 4-2. With the Legion leading 2-1 and About one out of every three car occupants uses seat belts . . a very poor percentage! EXETER CLUB IN ACTION — The Exeter all-stars dropped their only start in the annual local Civic Holiday softball tournament to Strathroy by a score of 7-0, Above, Scott Burton takes a mighty swing While other members of the Exeter club are shown in the background. The Strathroy catcher is Bob Whitelaw. T-A photo 4 A slipping transmission may be due tO nothing more than a low reservoir of transmission fluid. 4 Tigers behind in playoffs, at home to Mitchell, Friday M Playoffs leading to the Huron- Perth baseball league cham- pionship are now underway. In one series, the Mitchell BP's lead the Dashwood Tigers one game to nothing while Arva A dirty engine not only pollutes the air, but wastes your money, Cleanliness is one of the many top features of our cars at Pony 4-H club Ford Dealer Pee wees — Continued from Page 6 and Tom Hayter teamed up to provide the Dashwood club with the pitching and hitting to eliminate Crediton. Mclsaac pitched the seven inning route and gave up only six hits while teaming with Hayter and Clarke to produce the batting power. Clarke collected a double and four singles in six trips to the plate while Mclsaac slashed a home run, a triple, two doubles and a single in the same number of attempts at the bat. The home run came with the bases loaded. Tom Ilayter had a perfect night at the plate with a home run, two doubles and three singles. Also helping the Dashwood hitting attack was Fraser Boyle and Peter Datars with two doubles and a single apiece and Marty Becker with four singles. Tigers, Wally Fydenchuk singled twice to lead the Crediton hitters while Darryl Preszcator, Earl Pfaff, Steve Finkbeiner and Dennis Pfaff notched a single each. heads Thorndale by the same count in the other half. Mitchell edged the Tigers 8-6 in Mitchell Sunday in the first game of a best of three series. The second contest will be played in Dashwood Friday at eight o'clock with a third game if necessary slated for the Mitchell ball park, Sunday night at 7:30. In the last game of the schedule Friday night, Arva edged Dash- wood 2-1. The Tigers, the only "D" club in the Huron-Perth league will advance to the OBA playoffs expected to start August 28. Mitchell and Clinton will meet in a playoff series to decide which club will advance in OBA :"C" play. Thorndale will compete in the "B" category while Arva goes into junior competition and St, Marys will play in the juvenile section. Dobbs Motors Ltd. third with the same runner ahead of him and tripled in the fifth with Ballantyne again on the bases, The first Dashwood run came in the second when Stan Lovie walked and scored on Bob Webb's single. The Tigers had threatened with the bases loaded and only one out in the opening frame but were unable to score, In the third the procedure was reversed with a Dashwood rally starting after the first two batters were retired. Jim Hayter and Stan Lovie singled and both came around to count on a similar hit from the bat of Gord Vincent. A three run Dashwood outburst in the sixth was helped by two walks, a hit batsman and an error, adding singles were Bob Hoffman and John Hayter. Bob Parkinson and Bill Wood shared pitching duties for Mit- chell while Bob Webb went the distance for the Tigers. Left stranded In the 2-1 loss to Arva, the Dashwood club left 11 runners stranded on the bases. The only run came in the eighth when Bob Hoffman walked, moved up on another free ticket to Pete Ravelle and scored on Bill Schade's single. The PCV valve is the first mass-produced device to combat air pollution. It is celebrating its 10th year in eliminating crankcase emissions. Buy with Confidence one gut Scott Burton and Ron Janke singled to start the sixth inning rally and both scored on George Bruneau's double. Bruneau was thrown out at third trying to stretch his hit, Brian flodgins kept the rally going by reaehing first on an error and scored on a single delivered by Don Campbell. The Hawks scored their first run in the first inning when Bill Farquhar scored on Scott Bur- ton's single, The Legion went ahead in the second with Terry Bourne walking, Hugh Montgomery reaching first on an error and Jim Pfaff drew a walk. The first two base runners scored on pitcher Don Pickering's Scott Burton was the winning pitcher for the Hawks, giving up only four hits, Other Legion batters to get safe hits were Keith Lovell, Hugh Montgomery and Terry Bourne. DIL 13 Customs 7 Dashwood Industries broke out with a five run splurge in the third inning as they downed Custom Trailers 13-7, Monday night. Bob Parsons and Dave Elston cracked home runs to lead the Dashwood batting attack, The first DIL run came in the second inning when Dave Elston tripled, Butson walked and both scored, In the third Parsons led off with a round tripper, Frank Boyle and Dale Skinner both walked and came home on Elston's double. Jack Tweddle and Gerry Riehl also scored in the same frame. In the fifth, the winners scored three more times with Bob Parsons, Frank Boyle and Dale Skinner crossing the plate. The final DIL runs came in the seventh when Boyle and Skinner singled and rode home on a home run from the bat of Elston. Chuck Dalrymple and Rick McDonald singled and scored for Custom in the ,first inning. In the third Ross Mathers crashed a Custom home run with Rick McDonald and Tom Dalrymple aboard. Fred Wells and Randy Tiernan crossed the plate in the sixth with the final Custom runs of the game. Long ball hurts The long ball with veteran Laverne "Porky" Wallace doing most of the damage, enabled the Mitchell club to gain their opening win by an 8-6 score. Wallace hit two home runs and bashed out a triple to pace his club at the plate. He hit his first round tripper in the first inning with Ballantyne on the bases, repeated his performance in the Family from north visit at Cromarty .1 1966 METEOR MONTCALM 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, sharp red with black top, K32264 1969 DODGE POLORA 500 Sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, coral turquoise metallic, 741642 1966 DODGE POLORA 440 Sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, light metallic blue with blue trim, K31126 1968 PLYMOUTH Sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, sharp metallic green, K33077 Mrs. M. Lamond led in an in-) teresting Bible study dealing with the work of the Bible Society with several members assisting. A reading in story form was given by Mrs. T. L. Scott. A film strip, "The Day Thou Gayest" was presented by Mrs. M. Lamond and Mrs. T. L, Scott. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Will Miller provided lunch. 4 1968 VALIANT Sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, J87863 '4 995 9995 795 1595 '1395 4 — 1971 DEMONSTRATORS, including 1/2 -ton Express with V-8 and automatic Clearing At Reduced Prices k-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIitintinuillaitinuananiiiiilininiliiiiiii181111101111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111011111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111 ..... .... ..,.. .._ ,...... „..,..._._ . MR. PIZZA . ...,.. „.,.... ,E.,..__. ....._ = E E E E E.- "g = = E g = = = = = E E. F..- 9telace Ofte(ite/t El 7-_-, . g = g a .. F2 g . E a Of Our Our New Pizza Take-Out Service EXETER 235-1250 235-1130 EVENINGS PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Don Riehl and family, RR 5 Stratford visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laing. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chessell, son and daughter of Stratford, visited on Sunday with Mrs. J, R. Jef- ferson. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Currie from Whonock, B.C. are visiting friends in this community. They spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Grace Scott. Nanninaniannannintinnimanantaininuliannuenuuniumarigumulueuiliannuninnuann-7-, By MRS. KEN MCKELLAR CROMARTY Mr. & Mrs. John Jefferson and family of Sault Ste,, Marie are holidaying with his mother Mrs. J. R. Jefferson. WMS Mrs. Grace Scott was hostess for the August meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Calder McKaig presided and opened the meeting with a verse of scripture. She led in a meditation on "Giving". The offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Grace Scott. Eleven members answered the roll call with a verse on "Giving". Satisfactory reports were given by the secretary and the treasurer. Business was conducted by president Mrs. M. Dow when arrangements were made for the September meeting when the Explorers and C.O.C. will be guests of the WMS. Mrs. McKaig reported 12 cards and visits to the sick. 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