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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-30, Page 9PIONEER CAR STEREO 1 It's the finest in stereo equipment for your car GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235.0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS 1 i BUT SMALL ENOUGH 10 BE FRIENDLY Advance Tickets $ COO Per Person SUNDAY NIGHT is FAMILY NIGHT BRING MOM, DAD, GRANDPA, GRANDMA AND THE KIDS. Tickets Available At... • ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN REALTY 8 THE SQUARE GODERICH • THE LOG CABIN COURT HOUSE PARK TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Plan swim sessions for local tiny tots Thursday night the Exeter Royals travelled to Parkhill and absorbed a 5-3 defeat in South- western Fastball Association play. Parkhill jumped on starter Ron Mason for three runs in the bottom of the first as Ed Wall walked, Fred Desjardine and Jim Battram singled and Gerald Gooding and Jim Scott also walked. Parkhill added two more runs in the second inning as Ed Wall singled as did Jim Battram. The . Exeter Royals hit the scoreboard in the fourth as Doug Pearson singled and scored on Paul McKnight's single, They closed the gap to 5-2 in the sixth as Terry Bourne tripled and scored as Jim Pfaff doubled. They scored one more in the seventh as Barry Baynham reached on a fielders choice and • * Kirkton girls fail win P age 9 By WENDY BEAVER We are holding Tiny Tots swimming sessions again this summer from 4:30-5:00 p.m. Adult Swim is being held 6:30- 7:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday for $1.00. This half-hour can be used for your leisure or you can receive instruction from the guards on deck. Your dollar also includes public swim from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Exeter is again going to have a =11111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111 I Ill' YAMAHA1 Believe it . . You get top value in motorcycles. ELDER ENTERPRISES' E7: One mile West and one E • mile South of Hensall PHONE 262-6142 ri lllll llllllllll lllllllllllllllll WE RENT SOUND SYSTEMS Public address systems at reasonable rates Reserve Now At GORD'S Trophies and Engravings 382 Main St. EXETER 235-2261 swim-a-thon to raise money for swim team. The money raised will go towards busing, pool time and new equipment for swim team. The swim-a-thon will be held July 9 at 9:00 a,m, Anyone wishing to swim can get sponsor sheets from the pool this weekend. Exeter Swim Team practices are Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays 1:00-1:45 p.m. News from Kirkton pool By DEBBIE LINDENFIELD Rumour has it that a brand new, junior olympic pool has sprung up behind the Kirkton Community Centre. Being naturally curious, our "Drool Crew" decided to investigate and we Round out several bits of juicy news. For instance, w' heard that the supervisors this year are Debbie Lindenfield and Tony Kyle, Janice Woods is the head in- structor and Jo-anne Poel and Nancy McCurdy serve as assistant instructors, while Ann Robinson and Patty Lou Shapton complete the staff as cashiers. Our grape-vine tells us that the. K-W Pool is offering Red Cross swimming lessons from Pre-- Beginner to Senior and also Bronze Medallion and Leader Patrol. The program also in- cludes Tiny Tots, Moms and Tots and Adult Lessons. Adults can enjoy special times to swim away from the kids. Keen this under your hat, but, the K-W Pool plans lots of special events such as free public swimming days, a synchronized swimming and water rescue show. Our "Drool Crew" will be hanging around the K-W Pool this summer and we hope to see many other curious swim fans taking part in the program. Squirts win one, lose one The Exeter squirts soccer team broke even in two recent regularly scheduled games. A week ago, the Exeter youngsters scored a 3-0 victory over Thamesford and Saturday they were on the short end of a 3-0 count in Lucan. Scoring for the locals against Thamesford were Dave Russell, Drew Hasselback and John Relouw. scored as Terry Bourne singled. Dale Battram pitched for Parkhill and picked up the win while Brian Hodgins came on in relief of Ron Mason and took the loss. Royals 3 Beechwood 2 Tuesday night the Exeter Royals eked out a 3-2 win over the Beechwood Bombers. The Royals opened the scoring in the bottom of the first as Pete Glover led off with a single. Steve Hodgins singled and Bill Farquhar singled and two runs scored as Terry Bourne singled. Beechwood scored one run in the top of the second to narrow the count to 2-1, Beechwood tied the score in the top of the fifth at 2-2. The Royals scored the winner as Barry Baynham doubled to lead off the bottom of the fifth and scored as Steve Hodgins singled. 41111111M111111111111111111M11.1111111111111, Kirkton midget girls came up winless in last weeks play with .a 5-3 loss to Stratford, Thursday and a 5-5 tie id nine innings against Goderich, Tuesday night. Kirkton managed only 3 hits against Stratford, Kim Heather led the Kirkton batters with a home run and single and Sue Schaeffer added a single. Kim hit the home run in the first inning to put Kirkton ahead 2-0. The Stratford pitcher while keeping the Kirkton batters tied down hit two home runs and a double to account for four of Stratfords five runs. Tuesday night, the Kirkton batters again came up with a shortage of hits with Jayne Dougall and Kelly Kernick counting two singles each. Kirkton girls were lucky to come up with a tie as they committed five fielding errors to Goderich's four, Goderich pitcher Mit- chelmore allowed eight walks to Kirkton's two walks and two hit batters. Sheila Penhale pitched 4 and one-third innings allowing four runs with Patti Downs allowing one run in 4 and two- thirds innings. Kirkton plays in Tavistock Thursday night. The next home game is at Kirkton Monday July 4 against the Stratford girls. A PERFECT SWING — Bob Jackson of Crediton displays the swing used in scoring a hole-in-one from the fifth tee at the Erie Shores Golf and Country club at Leamington, Sunday. The drive went a distance of 224 yards to the cup. T-A photo Royals split pair of games, at home to Parkhill, tonight GOOD LUCK, FELLOWS — The Exeter and Crediton pee wees met in the semi-final of the weekend pee wee tournament held in Exeter. Shown above exchanging hand shakes prior to the game are Todd Case and Kenny Payne, Crediton and Steve Laithwaite and Scott Pincombe of the Exeter club. T-A photo Jim McCallum toiled for Beechwood and took the loss giving up 13 hits, Brian Hodgins picked up the win giving up five hits while striking out nine batters. The Royals next home game is to-night as they play Parkhill while next Tuesday they play host to last year's finalists from Lieury. Fords get win by 5-1 The Exeter Fords defeated Lucan 5-1 Saturday to chalk up their fifth straight victory in minor soccer league play. 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