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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-03, Page 11 (2)Local swim team fourth • immeet held at Goderich Saturday morning the Exeter Swim Team travelled to Goderich for their first away meet of the summer. The team placed fourth out of the eight teams competing with 1174 points. Goderich won the meet with 3561 points, Kincardine ran second with 237 points and Elmira followed close behind with 2121? points. The Exeter swimmers who did atfend the meet did well. However, the team lacked its ANNOUNCEMENT Frederick J. S. Pearce, Ontario Land Surveyor, is pleased to announce that ---James - A. Macin- tosh, B. Sc., O.L.S.. has successfully completed -his—diefessional ex- aminations in land sur- veying and has received his commission from the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors. - Mr. Macintosh is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Macintosh of London, formerly of Biddulph Township. He- received his degree from Erindale College of the University of Toront% specializing in survey science. Previous to serving a two year term of articles wit e-Stratford-survey— fitiri he obtained a number of years of ex- perience with Ontario Hydro, -working in photogrametry; and with the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Resources, where he was assistant to the hydrographer in flood data management. Mr. Macintosh is a resident of Stratford and is the president of the Stratford Jaycees. He will continue his professional career with F. J, 5. Pearce, Ltd., On- tario Land Surveyors, with offices at 165 Huron Street in Strat- ford. Mr. Macintosh's emphasis will be land - development and plan- nipg in the Perth County area. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 usual depth as only 33 swimmers went to Goderich. In the 8 and under division Sharon Boersma brought home a third in front a fourth in back and a third in breast. Leanne Jennison also placed in the top 6 in her events. ' In the 9 and 10 age division Annette Vermaeten was one of the outstanding swimmers with a second in butterfly. She also placed in the top six in back crawl. Liz Cottrell won the butterfly, and placed fourth and fifth in the breast stroke and fronf respec- tively.. - Tina Brand led the agg division with firsts in front Dashwood wins over Crediton Dashwood downed Crediton 9-4 Tuesday night in. a district Western Ontario Athletic Association pee wee playoff baseball game. The second •game of the best -of -live series will be played in Crediton tonight, Thursday. The third goes in Dashwood Tuesday and the fourth if necessary .in Crediton, August 8. Dashwood, scored - single runs in the first and second innings and added two more in the third and were never headed. Tony Smith walked in the Dashwood first and scored on the first of four, hits from the bat of Dave Hayter. In the second, Trevor Johnston drew a walk with two out and scored on hits by Scott Rader and Travis Davis. . relay. Hits by Dave.Hayter, Gary Smith. Doug Schade and Trevor Johnston sent t:wo Dashwood runs home in the Crediton hit- the scoreboard in the fourth with hits by Gerry Lamport, Robert Mitchell, Scott Miller, .Ken Payne and Alan Payne providing the -power for a three run outburst. In the Dashwood fourth,. Dave Hayter singled and scored. Doug Schade and Trevor Johnston scored in the fifth and Tony Smith and Dave Hayter counted the final runs ih the sixth. The fourth and final Crediton marker crossed the plate in the seventh. Ken Payne singled and after moving up on a walk came home on Eugene Glanville's single. - Travis Davis was the winning pitcher for Dash- wood white Robert Mitchell toiled on the mound for Crediton. crawl and breast stroke and a fifth in butterfly. Exeter'av-- strong age divisions, the 11 and 12 boys and girls did very well. Brenda -Waldeck led the group with a second in back crawl and a third in butterfly and a fifth in front crawl. Mary Lynn Pryde came' third in back.,ctdwl. Dave Bidtnes led the boys with a second in relay, a third in !Avast, a fourth in back, and a sixth in front crawl. Chris McLeod also placed in the top six in the front crawl. The relay led by Bidtnes placed second with Jack Vermaeten, Chris McLeod and John Wells also swim- ming. Scott Batten came third in breast stroke in the 13 and 14 year old age division. r Dannette McLeod put in a fine. performance with a second in the individual medley, a first in back crawl and a second in the free -style relay. In the 15 and over girls' open division, Exeter came away with a second and third. Kim Lang and Bobby Glover receive these rib- bons in breast stroke. Lang also scored a second in front crawl and Glover put a fine performance in to win a third in back crawl. Lang, Glover, McLeod. and . Julie Hendrick com- bined their talents to bring home a -second in the free style relay. Joe Blommart, Paul Campbell. Scott Batten. • and John Mol placed second in the 13 and 14 free style This Saturday, Exeter will be hosting their second meet of the summer. The meet FiGURE SKATERS IN SCHOOL — Aspiring figure skaters in the area hove an opportunity during the next four weeks to get extra .instruction. .Exeter. figure_skaling club pro Brad loosley is operating a summer school at the South Huron Rec Centre. Above, Loosley gives pointers to Janet Pfaff, Susan Tieman, Sue Anne Adkins and Sond"ro DeBoer, _..--- _ - _--- - i•A plate — Times -Advocate, August 3, 1978 - tog. 11 WE'VE MOVED Jerry Arnold & Sons Plumbing & Heating OUR NEW ADDRESS IS RR 3 Dashwood Phane-237 X777 Lose in PWSA play Kirkton _girls win two Ieague tilts There was good news and Getting one base hit a piece had news this reek for fans were Sheila Penhale, Jayne of the Kirkton midget girls Dougall and Patti Down fast ball team. in the deciding playoff will begin at 9:00 a,n]__ and—,►tote 14 victorjes and only —tun— till noon. Clinton, four defeats. Seaforth, Mildmay. and Listowel will be attending the meet. On the good news side of the ledges. the Kirkton gals wound up the regular season with two victories. Their complete league. teerd—is— t • • • a familiar name in lawn and garden circles. COUNTRY CORNER STORES HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ALL THE FINE BOLENS PRODUCTS NOUNS MULCHING MOWERS 1 1 1 1 WIDE RANGE OF ROTO TILLERS 1 1 1 GET THE JOB DONE WITH BOLEN RIDING TRACTORS OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ATTACHMENTS COUNTRY1 RNER STORES MT. CARMEL 237-3456 Optn 10 10. Mon Sol Noon 6 Sunday On.rh- Spat rmonclnpo,Bank States . r Big tourney in -bowling The Exeter lawn bowling green will be the scene of an . important and popular event Wednesday, .August 9. For the first time in more than 10 years the local bowling club with the - valuable assistance of. Exeter and area merchants will be sponsoring a Mer- chants and Manufacturers doubles .tournament. The, double draw will get underway at 11 a.m. with.up to 100 visiting bowlers ex- - pected In playoffs The Exeter bantams swing into Western Ontario Athletic Association playoff action tonight, Thursday when they travel to Goderich. Manager Bruce Shaw Said he expects the second game, will be played in Exeter sometime over the week end. The Exeter youngsters finished in first place. in the league standings with nine victories and three defeats. Other teams in the 'league were from Goderich, Dash- wood and Seaforth. Due to an error in sorting out the classifications. Exeter will be competing in Tuesday they edged Stratford 7 -ti. and Thursday -night they triumphed. over ;Tavistock by a -score of 10-1. The sadder news came as the Kirkton club after winning the first game of a best -of -three series lost two straight to Goderich in PWSA playoff action. The .cores were 11-9 and 13-7. Kirkton now drops to the ('C division and. will meet Simcoe with the first game tonight, Thursday in Kirkton at 7 p.ni' Bonnie Westlake was the Leading hitter in the league win over Stratford with two singles. Getting one hit each were Kim Heather, Sheila Penhale, Sue Schaeffer. • Rose Mary Miller and Carrie ' Stroud. Patti Down was the win- ning pitchers She allowed Stratford only six hits while recording 10 strikeouts. Patti Down and Natalie Stroud combined for a four hit pitching effort as Kirkton bombed 'Tavistock 10-1. • The top hiller was Kim Heather with a triple and double to her credit. Adding singles were Patti_ Down, Natali Stroud. Sue Sch, e e Ise Mary Miller and Kelly Kernick. Goderich tied the PWSA series with a 13 hit attack on Kirkton hurler Patti Down and an 8-1 decision. .Lori lredafe collected two of the six Kirkton -hits. the "("' division in OBA play,downs for towns of populations over 6.000. GRAND FINALE SUN. 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