Times-Advocate, 1978-07-27, Page 22Page 22 Times-Advocate, July 27, 1978
Fisherman's Cove
Restaurant
Specializing in Fresh Perch Dinners
Open 7 days a week during July & August
Breakfast served from 8:00 A.M. -11:30 A.M.
Hours 8 A.M. - 9 P.M.
53 River Road
Grand Bend
Eat in or Take Out
PRESENT PEE WEE TROPHY —- Strathroy captain Don Featherstone receives the Exeter pee
wee baseball tourney trophy from Dave Kirk. Assisting the local youngster are tourney
organizers Arn Laithwaite and Jim Pfaff. T-A photo
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Featuring
DAILY SPECIALS
12 noon - 8 p.m.
Open Friday Night to Midnight
At home Sunday
Wallv'sCHINESE vvuiiy a garden
Phone 235-0464
Tigers back to winning
Children Under 12 in Cars Free GRAND BEND
OPEN NIGHTLY
RICHARD DREYFUSS
MARSHA MASON
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Adult Entertainment
Adult Entertainment
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
JULY 31, AUG. 1 - 2
MELBROOKS
MADELINE KAHN• CLORIS LEACHMAN-HARVEY KORMAN
DICK Y*H MTTM OX UKY HOWWS MOBB
Adult Entertainment
A story of envy, hatred, friendship, triumph, and love.
Theluming point
Adult Entertainment (Si.
The Dashwood Tigers
regained their winning ways
this week in the Huron-Perth
intermediate baseball
league with two victories in
three starts.
Thursday night the Tigers
absorbed an 8-5 loss to the
Thorndale intermediates.
They bounced back by
edging the Crediton Mets 8-2
Friday night in Crediton and
Sunday afternoon they
squeaked past the Thorndale
juniors by a 6-5 count.
The Thorndale team
jumped on Dashwood starter
Perry Stover for two runs in
the first inning. Thursday
and came back with six more
tallies in the second frame to
complete their game
scoring.
The Tigers could only
manage five runs. Three
came on only one hit in the
fourth inning and two more
markers were produced in
the sixth without the aid of a
hit.
The only Dashwood hits
were a double from the bat of
Barry Baynham and singles
delivered by Bob Hoffman,
Rob Dickey and Tom
Hayter.
Crediton leads early
In Crediton Friday night,
the hometown Mets took an
early lead with their only two
runs in the third inning.
Pete Wuerth and Dan
Heywood cracked singles
and both came home on a
booming triple from the bat
of Bill Hodge. The only other
Crediton hits off Dashwood
southpaw Jim Guenther
were singles by Larry Clarke
and Bill Hodge.
In picking up the pitching
victory Jim Guenther
recorded 10 strikeouts.
The Tigers moved in front
to stay in the fourth with a
four run outburst. Providing
the scoring punch were
singles by Kevin Bestard and
Jim Guenther.
In the Dashwood fifthjohn
Hayter led off with a double
and crossed the plate on Jim
Dietrich’s single.
In the seventh Jim
Thorndale came back with
a single run in the third, but,
the Tigers rebounded with
two more scores in the fifth,
Tom Hayter doubled and
Doug Fairbairn singled and
scored the two runs to
complete the Tiger tallying.
Thorndale came back with
single runs in the sixth and
seventh innings but failed to
get the equalizer.
Other Dashwood hits in
non-scoring innings were
singles by Bob Hoffman and
Jim Dietrich.
Brian Rader made his first
pitching start for the Tigers
a winning one. The young
right hander allowed only
five well scattered hits while
recording a half dozen
strikeouts.
41 1 Main St. S., Exeter
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ONLY
ovens
, INTRODUCTORY OFFER
THIS WEEKEND ONLY
Newest
SUB
Taste Sensation
You ve seen it on T.V. now try it
freshly made and baked in our
Reg. $1.95
A WEEKEND OF
PRAYER AND
BIBLE STUDY
DINE OUT 1
Good food, pleosant atmosphere, <
dinner specials Now licensed Jr <
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• Hold your anniversory or birth- i
day party here.
4 WAY INN T.2 <
r The Family
of
HOWARD & GRACE
PYM
wish to invite friends
and relatives to share in
the celbration of their
25th
Wedding
Anniversary
at an
OPEN HOUSE
Sun., Aug. 6th
2-5 p.m.
SOUTH HURON
REC. CENTRE
Best Wishes Only
Dietrich singled and scored
on a double from the bat of
Noel Skinner who also scored
as Tom Hayter’s ground ball
was booted.
The final Tiger score came
in the eighth when John
Hayter rapped out a two
base hit and came home on
Jim Guenther’s single.
The other hits collected off
Crediton hurler Dan
Heywood were a double by
Rob Dickey and a single by
Kevin Bestard.
Hold early lead
Against the Thorndale
juniors Sunday afternoon,
the Tigers jumped into an
early lead with five runs in
the second inning but were
"hardpressed to hang on for a
7-6 decision.
After the opposition scored
three times in the second
inning, veteran Tiger Bob
Hoffman put his team back
in contention in the same
frame with a long home run
with the bases loaded.
Noel Skinner, Doug
Fairbairn and Brian Rader
had walked to set the stage
for Hoffman’s round tripper.
Barry Baynham followed
with a single and came
around to count on similar
hits by John Hayter and Jim
The Tigers will be in ac
tion on their home field Sun
day afternoon at 2 p.m. with
the Crediton Mets supplying
the opposition.
VICTORIA CAMPUS
GRADUATE — Laurie
Jenner, daughter of Russell
and Irene Jenner,
Dashwood, graduated from
Fanshawe School of Nursing,
Victoria Campus at Con
vocation held at Fanshawe
College, London, Friday,
June 30, 1978. Miss Jenner
has accepted a nursing posi
tion in London.
I Saturday, July 29 |
e 2 p.m. through Sat. evening e
| Sunday, July 30 j
1 ’ 2 p.m. |
E Potluck lunch and supper ||
= Tea and Coffee Supplied =
E Bring your own lawn chairs §
2 Music supplied by Cornerstone Quartet 5
H Everyone Welcome e
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Box Office Oponi at 8:00 p.m. - First Show at Du»k
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COMING TO ST. MARYS
THE
KITTY WELLS SHOW
FEATURING
★ KITTY WELLS — QUEEN OF COUNTRY
★ BOBBY WRIGHT
★ JOHNNY WRIGHT AND THE
TENNESSEE MTN BOYS
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1978
We Have
REFURNISHED
Our Restaurant
And Expanded
Our Menu
AT 8.30 P.M.
ST. MARYS AREA ARENA
AND COMMUNITY CENTRE
Includes everything from diet
plates to steak.
RESERVED SECTION $6.00 GENERAL ADMISSION $4.00
TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
ARENA BOX OFFICE OPEN-ADVANCE TICKETS
WEDNESDAY — 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. AND 8.00 to 10.00 p.m.
THURSDAY — 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. AND 8.00 to 10.00 p.m.
FRIDAY — 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. AND 6.30 to Showtime
THE
BEAN POT
HENSALL (on Hwy 4)
led by
Paul Powers
of Evangelical Publishing House
Toronto, Ontario
at
ROBLAURA FARM
Lot 24, Concession 10 Hibbert Township
(2 miles west of Cromarty)
/
Jerry Reed and Peter Fonda
have found something ADUU en,ertainmen'
more Fun than Truckin’
w It
PETER FONDA JERRY REED
HIGH-BALLIN’
ADULT ENttRTAINMlNT
Laughs Off at...
THE STORE WITH MORE >>
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Theatres Branch. Ont
(TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY - SPECIAL
$6.00 PER CARLOAD
Starts Wednesday, August 2
WALT DISNEY DOUBLE FEATURE
"Return From ' "The Big
Witch Mountain" AND Heist"
ALL CHILDREN UNDER 12 ■ 50'
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COMING TO
GODERICH
Spend An Evening In Memory Of The
"King"
//the fantastic"
RONNIE
McDowell
Hear Ronnie Sing
His Hits
'THE KING IS GONE
"I LOVE YOU, I LOVE
YOU, I LOVE YOU'
DIANNE
JORDAN
AND
DESTINY
IT’S HAPPENING AT THE
GODERICH
ARENA
TICKETS
$6.00
ce
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TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
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