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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-07-19, Page 7N. 11111111 110 4 ..7"14t1t70 7 , PLAYGROUND CRAFTS - Exeter's summer playground program is in full swing at Riverview Park. Above, supervisor Sandra Shapton is shown helping John Relouw, Diane Warwick, Amber Grindlay, Jill Rogers and Cheryl De Boer, TA photo LADIES AT THE WIRE - Most of the races at Sunday's snowmobile drags of Hully Gully above picture, Audrey Collins leads the lady drivers to the finish line. Third in Wingham meet were exciting. In the T-A photo News from the swim pool D Modified - Greg Armstrong - Zurich; E. Stock - Peter Nieu- wenhuizer- Watford; E Modified - Greg Schettelmeier - St. Jacobs; Junior - Scott Darling - Ailsa Craig. The third snowmobile grass drag warm-up will be held on Sunday July 29 at Hully Gutty, By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Hibbert C. boys had two suc- cessful games this past week, winning over Elimville A on Monday evening, and Hibbert B on Thursday, Murray Haines is spending a few days with his family, Mr. & Mrs. Philip James and Roger, after completing a course in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He will be taking a course in the east. Mrs, Russell Miller is assisting with the cooking at the United Church Camp at Bimini for two weeks. Paul Miller visited for a few days with his sister Bonnie in Ottawa. Mr. & Mrs. Royden Ritz, Oshawa, visited on Sunday with the J. Templeman family. Office latecomer to office manager: "I did try getting in on time — but it makes it such a long day!" Walnuts contain more protein than milk. SUMMER 4 I . Lady Patricia PrOtein Hair Spray loot. V05 Shampoo 15 1/2 oz. 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When all points were totalled the Wingham team proved victorious with Kincardine second, Exeter third, Atwood fourth and Gorrie fifth. Jill Tuckey and Lynne Mercer were the top Exeter individual 4 performers. Each girl was first in two divisions and they combined Members of the Exeter lawn bowling club were again busy this week participating in three local jitneys and the men broke the winning streak of the ladies. Thursday night, Leone Brock was the first place finisher with two wins, a plus of 15 and aggregate of 33 but from then on the male bowlers took over, Alvin Pym was Saturday night's best and Ivan Hill proved to be the top performer Tuesday night. Placing second to Mrs. Brock on Thursday was Edna Caldwell with a double victory, a plus of 12 and 27 aggregate. In third place was Glen McKnight with a plus of 11 and aggregate of 30 to go with Men back to winning in local lawn bowling More than 750 spectators lined the track at Hully Gully Inter- national Speedway on Sunday July 15 to experience the thrills and excitement of the Second Snowmobile Grass Drag Warm- up. Competing for over $1,000 in prize money and trophies, 114 entries, some from as far as Timmins, tore down the 1/s mile track displaying their skill and daring in one of Ontario's fastest growing spectator sports. First place finishers were: A Drags attract good crowd two wins. Harold Simpson was the fourth place finisher. Saturday night, Alvin Pym's record was two wins, a plus of 18 and aggregate of 30. The battle for second spot was close with Clarence Down edging Olive Hicks by a single point on aggregate after they finished in a tie on the plus side of the ledger. Cam Chapman placed fourth. Tuesday night Ivan Hill's record was two wins, a plus of 20 and aggregate of 36 good for first prize. Clarence Down was in the runner-up spot for the second straight night with two wins, a plus of 19 and 39 aggregate. Lillian Pym finished third and was followed by Wilf Shapton and Liz Lamport. Stock - Keith Baer - Goderich; A Super Stock - Steve Martin - Dorchester; A Modified - Bob ilenshaw Ilderton; B Stock- Lorne Hewing; B Super Stock - Wayne Thomas - Cardiff; B Modified- Barry Webb - Hunt- sville; B Ladies - Audrey Collins - Varna; C Stock Bernard Verhoeven - Kerwood; C Super Stock - Wayne Thomas - Cardiff; C WrAlified - John McGuire - Bra` .alea; C Ladies - Cathy Ile;odrickx Simcoe; D Stock Peter Nieuwenhuizer - Watford; The Exeter 13 and 14 year-old boys won their relay division. Members of the team were Paul Brooks, Brian Horrell, Randy Fisher and Brad Beattie. In the 11 and 12 years division, the Exeter boys team consisting of Doug Raymond, Brian Mercer, Steven Horn and Cameron Edgar placed second only one tenth of a second behind the winning Wingham team. Boys placing second in other events were Randy Fisher and Brian Horrell, The top girl scorer of the entire meet was Jill Tuckey with 31 points. We are very pleased and proud of the entire Exeter team. Their enthusiasm and 'second efforts' were remarkable! The team needs more members; particularly boys and girls 10 years old and younger. On Saturday July 28 the team has another swim meet in St. Mary's. The meet usually starts at 9:00 a.m, and finishes around 1:00 p.m. Spectators are more than welcomed! The team and staff of Exeter pool would like to thank Mrs. Peter Raymond and Lynne Farquhar for driving some of the team members to Wingham. 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The only other Exeter girl to get a first place finish was Valerie Sweet in the breaststroke section for 15 year-olds. She also placed second in another event. Ian Sweet competing in the boys 9 and 10 year division gained a first and second place finish. Crediton midgets — Continued from page 6 bounced back with four runs in the seventh to move ahead 9-8 only to have Kincardine knot the count. In the Crediton first, Bruce Hodge singled and rode home on Larry Clarke's drive which cleared the outfield fences. Kevin Bestard opened the second inning with a solo home run to account for the third Crediton marker. Clarke rapped his second consecutive home run as he led off the fourth inning. He again scored in the sixth after walking to open the inning. The final four Crediton runs came as Keith Davey walked, Ron Bowers doubled, Bruce Hodge drew a free pass and Larry Clarke singled. Clarke started on the Crediton mound and gave way to Kevin Bestard in the seventh when Kincardine scored six times.