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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-29, Page 7P B ARE BEST PULLERS - At the recent Huron-Perth separate school track meet, Precious Blood youngsters were easy winners of the tug-of-war contest. Shown in action are, from the left, Paul Brooks, Marlene Bertens, Rickie Bilcke, Jim Gregus, John Van Gerwen, Jerry Jablonski, Laurinda Noguiera and John Jablonski. T-A photo GRAND BEND TRACK STARS - The annual track and field meet at Grand Bend public school was held recently. Individual champions are shown above. Back, left, Randy Lovie, Gary Jennison, Robbie Teevins, Pamela Jackson and Deborah Ford. Front, Chris Mitchell, Jim Venner, Julia Eagleson, Kevin Armstrong and Claudia Jackson. 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The individual champions from Exeter were Wanda Newby, Laurie Wildfong, Jocelyn Wasson and John Wildfong. Joining the champion group were Ron Smith of Stephen and Dwight Consitt of Hensall. DIL leads Rec loop Jim Johnson went the pitching distance for the Northlanders and chalked up a half dozen strike- outs. 'Don Riley was the losing hurler. 30, Cromarty vs Chiselhurst 9:00 August 6, Staffa vs Cromarty 9:00 9, Roys vs Chiselhurst 9:00 In their only action of the week, the Exeter bantams scored plenty of runs but were held to a 14 - 14 draw by Goderich Tuesday. Five Exeter runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, three coming after two were out preserved the draw for the Exeter club. Paul Brooks smashed his second home run of the night with Ken Pinder on first as the result Day camps set for Exeter, Park Starting July 4, all children of the area between the ages of eight and 12, and/or grades III to VII will have the opportunity to attend a day camp, operating under the auspices of a govern- ment Opportunities For Youth grant, Headed by Don Jolly, Bob Read, Kathryn Hall and Mary Ellen Gingerich, the program will operate in two-week cycles. Running Monday through Friday, the cycles will begin July 4, July 17, July 31, and August 14. A child may attend any or all of these cycles, but regular at- tendance during the cycle in question will greatly benefit the child, and will make it much easier to plan the various programs. Activities included will be crafts, games, sports, hikes, cook-outs, drama, films, music, nature. lore and bus trips. The day camp is not limited to town children, but is available to all are a children. However, parents must provide tran- sportation for their children to either Huron Park or to Exeter. Programs will operate each day in both communities; at the Exeter Public School, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; and at the J.A.D. McCurdy Public School in Huron Park, 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. The program is operating with the approval of the R.A.P. in Exeter, but is totally independent of it. The group in charge would appreciate donations of materials from area industries for the crafts projects. They would also like volunteers to help with the programs. Inquiries may be directed to Box 369, Exeter or 235-2991, between 9 and 5, until June 30. In addition to the four university students working on the day-care centre, eight area high school students will also be helping. They are Steve Wuerth, Exeter; Larry Mason, Huron Park; Terry Janke, Exeter; Dan Stuckless, Huron Park; Deb Walsh, Huron Park; Barb Stanlake, Exeter; Dianne McCann, Dashwood; and Mary Anne Gielan, Crediton. STAY ALIVE WITH RED CROSS WATER SAFETY of a walk to put the Exeter run total to 14. Goderich scored five times in the first inning- and a single run in the second frame but the Exeter boys bounced back with a six run uprising in their half of the second, Brian Taylor opened the inning with a walk, Bill Wilson followed with a single and both scored on a similar hit from the bat of John Gould. Dan McIver was on with a single and Ken Pinder drew a free pass to load the bases and Paul Brooks smashed a bases clearing grand slam home run. In the Exeter third, singles. by Taylor, Wilson, McIver and Kevin Windsor sent three more runners home. Goderich scored four times in the seventh to go in front 14 - 9. Brian Taylor and Bill Wilson walked with one out in the Exeter sixth and Dan McIver blasted a round tripper. Pinder then walked and set the stage for Brook's second home of the night to put the two clubs on even terms. The Exeter pitching chores were shared by Paul Brooks, Ken Pinder and Bill. Wilson. A new lens has been developed for railroad crossing lamps. Directs light low enough for sports car drivers and high enough for truckers. New Federal regulation says anyone coming back from outer space must be quarantined and decontaminated. Fine for non-compliance is $5000. One utility company will test natural gas as a fuel in its trucks. They expect vehicles to have a 75-mile range. City streets make up 14% of all roads, yet carry 50% of all traffic. '0( 34 million auto breakdowns in 1969 were caused by battery and starter failure. Fuel and brakes were second and third causes. Driving a healthy, safety-checked car is the best insurance against having to call the tow truck. Look over ours at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 25-1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive ih Soon Doubles by Larry Ryan, Brad Gibson and Dennis Preszcator along with Robert Bushfield's single produced the closing Crediton rally. Darrell Preszcator was the top hitter for the winning Crediton club with two singles and a double in three official trips to the plate. Second baseman Gerrard Brennan had the unique distinc- tion of drawing a walk in each of his five appearances at the hat. Mike Cronyn and Larry Ryan shared the pitching duties for the winners. In the 13 - 12 loss to Blyth, the Crediton club found themselves South Hibbert sked Four teams are competing in the South Hibbert men's fastball league. Following is the schedule. July 1, Staffa vs Chiselhurst 7:00 1, Cromarty vs Roys 9:00 8, Roys vs Staffa 9:00 9, Chiselhurst vs Cromarty 9:00 15, Cromarty vs Staffa 9:00 16, Chiselhurst vs Roys 9:00 22, Chiselhurst vs Staffa 9:00 23, Roys vs Cromarty 9:00 30, Staffa vs Roys 2:30 USED CARS After three weeks of play in the Exeter and district Rec softball league, Dashwood Industries are out in front with eight points to their credit. Tied for second spot with six points apiece are Custom Trailers and the Dufferin Hotel. Hensall follows with five points and the Mainstreeters are league cellar dwellers with a single point. Four runs in the third inning started the Northlanders off on the right foot and they were able to hang on to earn a 6 - 5 decision over the Dufferin Leafs in Exeter and district Rec softball league action, Wednesday night. Lloyd Mathers and Rick McDonald walked to start the Northlander rally in the third. Carl Mills and Cy Blommaert followed with singles and Chuck Dalrymple delivered a double to send four runs across the plate. The other two runs for the winners came in the fourth when Don Wells and McDonald walked and Blommaert cracked a two-bagger. The first Dufferin run was produced in the third when Don Appleby singled and was chased around by similar hits from the bats of Don Rolph, Bob Richardson and Jack Glover. Glover and Gower went across for the Leafs in the fifth and Richardson and Gower tallied in the seventh on the strength of BOO Nadon's double. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER