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French Fries, Shrimp Sauce FISH Et CHIPS ICE COLD SOFT DRINKS MILK SHAKES -122k Utiz, R CARE OUT codziAN. vw THE BURGER FAMILY CHICKEN TREATS Tigers get even break in opening H-P contests The Dashwood Tigers started the current Huron-Perth baseball league season off on the right foot by downing Thorndale 8-2 on the Dashwood diamond, Friday night. The story was little different Tuesday night as the Tigers travelled to Clinton and suffered a 5-loss at the hands of the Clinton Colts in a game called after five and one-half innings of play because of darkness. The Dashwood team swings back into action Friday night under the lights in their own park The Exeter midgets opened their Western Ontario Athletic Association regular season with a pair of victories over Creditors. Exeter won the first game last week by a score of 9-3 and came back Monday night to post a resounding 24-9 victory. The Exeter youngsters unleashed a 27 hit attack to win Monday's contest. Paul McKnight in addition to being the winning pitcher led the hitters with five safeties to his credit. Randy Preszcator collected four hits while Joe Darling, Pete Glover, Gary McIntyre and Randy Tiernan each collected three hits. Pete Wuerth and Gary Gibson were the top hitters for Crediton with three safe blows apiece while Rick Bowers and Ron Mostrey picked up two hits each. McKnight, Perry Stover and Dwight Noels shared the Exeter pitching duties while Larry Races set in Clinton The Clinton Kinsmen club will again be sponsoring 22 Sunday race meets in Clinton this year beginning Sunday, June 6 and running until October 31. Post time will be two o'clock with 10 races daily. Many improvements have been added for this year, including sheltered betting area in case of foul weather. Electronic tote board plus new electronic maxi tote machines to cut delays to a mimimum . The track itself has greatly improved by 100's of loads of gravel and stone dust being applied to the surface and corner banks. 120 horse stalls have been semi-winterized. Seating facilities for 2,500 people plus standing room is available so that 5,000 race fans can be easily accommodated. This year the track is operating under a class "B" rating so the quality of racing administration will be greatly improved over last year when it was a "C" track. Entries for horsemen wishing to enter horses can be made by contacting race secretary Bruce Dupee 482-9485 Clinton. Swimming pool and children's playground are located on raceway grounds. at eight o'clock when they take on the newest league entry from Arva. Start early In Clinton Tuesday night, the Tigers scored all four runs in the second inning while the Colts scored twice in the first frame, added a single marker in their second turn at bat and scored two more in the bottom of the fourth to gain the victory. The four Dashwood runs came on a pair of walks to Dick Bedard and Pete Kleinstiver, a double Gibson, Rick Bowers and Ron Mostrey toiled on the hill for Crediton. In the opening 9-3 win, the Exeter boys outhit Crediton by 16-9. Joe Darling led the Exeter attack with five hits. Pete Glover found the safe hit range on four occasions with Randy Preszcator whacking out a trio of hits. Pete Wuerth was the leading Crediton swatsmith with three safeties and Larry Gibson not- ched a pair. Perry Stover went the distance on the Exeter mound and gained an even dozen strike-outs while his opponent Larry Gibson chalked up nine fannings. from the bat of Jim Guenther and singles delivered by John Hayter, Bob Hoffman and Dave Ratz. Don Bartliff was 1.1in winning pitcher for the ColN giving up five hits over the shortened route. The other Dashwood safety was John liayter's lead-off single in the fifth. Dick Bedard went the first three innings on the hill for Dash- wood with Bob Webb coming on in the fourth to finish the game. Late rally The Tigers opening 8-2 win over Thorndale was accomplished with scoring outbursts in the last three innings. Thorndale scored both their runs in the first inning with singles by Don Byers and Bob Parkinson being responsible. The Dashwood boys started rolling in the bottom of the sixth and scored three times to take the lead for good. Pete Ravelle, the lead-off man reached first on an error and the next two men were retired and the scoring threat seemed over. Consecutive singles from the bats of Stan Lovie, Gord Vincent and starting pitcher Bob Webb chased the three runs home. Whitey Denomme's single produced a single marker in the seventh. Two walks, John Hayter's single and Pete Ravelle's grand slam homer completed the Dashwood scoring 0 in the eight. Bob Webb and Dave Ratz shared the pitching duties for the Tigers. ,1 Rr Exeter midgets gain two WOAA victories 4 NORTH SIDE OF THE BURKLEY RESTAURANT EXETER 235-1730 Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 12:00 Noon to 1:00 a.m. Mondays & Tuesdays 12:00 Noon to 8:00 p. m. et , NOW OPEN Circuit Off-Track Messenger Service LOCATED AT 247 Main St. — Exeter (Just South of Beaver Lumber) The sixth annual Mid-Western Quarter Horse show scheduled for Exeter Community park, Saturday, June 12 should be bigger and better than ever. The Exeter Kinsmen club has taken over sponsorship of the popular event and a lot of enthusiasm is being shown by the club members. Show secretaryNoel Veri reports that at least three new classes have been added in the youth activity classes giving youngsters more opportunity to perform and also gain additional prize money. A large array of trophies and ribbons have been donated by Exeter and district merchants. Some of the awards are being displayed this week in the window of the clerk's office here in Exeter. This is the second largest quarter horse show in the province of Ontario and will draw entries from all parts of Ontario as well as many points in the United States. While most entries are expected this week, Mrs. Veri said she has received one entrant from the State of New York. The show will get underway at 8:30 in the morning with most of the showmanship at halter classes. The afternoon performance getting underway at one o'clock will feature the more exciting events as far as spectators are concerned with registered cutting, reining, western pleasure and trail classes. The additional classes are accomplished by splitting several of the youth activity groups into two age divisions. In each of the showmanship at halter, youth western pleasure and youth horsemanship there will be a section for those 13 years of age and under and one for 14 to 18 years of age. The Ontario Quarter Horse Association has one of the largest following of youth activity classes in Canada and the Association that sanctions all shows of this kind insists on various events restricted to youngsters. The judge for the full day's show will be Vernon Schultz of Illinois while Don Nye of Hamilton will again be the arena director and Fred Darling will handle the announcing duties. As of a year ago, there were close to 11,000 registered quarter horses in Ontario, the second highest in the Dominion of Canada. The quarter horse had its beginning as a race horse. In the 360 years since its origin, he has retained his, ability to beat horses of any other breed from a standing start up to 440 yards, or a quarter of a mile, thus establishing the name. While Saturday June 12 is the day for the quarter horse show, the following day, Sunday will provide more exciting and interesting entertainment for horse lovers. The Exeter saddle club is sponsoring their second annual "Pinto and Appaloosa" point award show, also at'Exeter Community Park. Line classes will get underway at eight o'clock in the morning with performance events going in the afternoon. Wildlife molested Exeter's recreation director Alvin Willert reported early this week that considerable damage has been done to; the wildlife population at the Morrison Dam area. Late Thursday night or early Friday morning, culprits removed eggs from at least three duck nests and one duck was still missing Monday afternoon. Willert said the numerous district sport enthusiasts that donated monies to purchase the ducks and geese are "a little more than upset" about the theft and are considering laying charges. The rec director said "some clues" as to the identity of the persons responsible were left at the scene. He added that if the eggs were returned within a few days, they could be put into incubation. If this happens, no charges would be laid against the offenders. Another offer Last week we mentioned that two members of the Exeter Hawks junior club were drafted by Junior "A" clubs. They were Randy Preszcator and Pete Glover, who were selected by Toronto and London, respectively. Hawk manager Bob Baynham tells us that goalie John Hayter has received an invitation to attend the fall training camp of the Niagara Falls Flyers. Blackbirds Important We found a recent release by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests regarding the value of red-wing blackbirds as insect eaters very interesting and pass it along. "It has also long been recognized that man must live in harmony with his natural environment. The red-wing blackbird is part of that environment and it has been subject to much criticism because of its tendency to congregate in large numbers and feed on grain crops. Recently two wildlife workers of the University of Guelph, J. W. Hintz and M. I. Dyer reported on their studies of the red-wing blackbird. The article appeared in the Journal of Wildlife Management, Volume 34, No. 4, October 1970, and provided the following interesting facts. They found that red-wing blackbirds fed chiefly on insects during the period June 24th to July 19th. For the period July 20 to August 14 the percentage of insects in the diet decreased slightly and there was a greater intake of weed seeds, small grains and corn. During the period August 15 to September 10, although the percentage of insects was still high, the birds fed predominately on corn and weed seeds. From these findings the article states "therefore it seems likely that red-wings reduce the extent of damage to economically important crops by feeding on certain pest species of insects and are an important part of the recently developed agricultural ecosystem in the Lake Brie area". Accordingly, the red-wing blackbirds are considered to be serious pests during the period they feed on grain, even though during their insect feeding period they have benefitted man many times over the amount of grain consumed, This is true of many persecuted species." DART LEAGUE WINNERS — The Dark Angels won the regular league championship of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league and received the Melcher's trophy at Saturday night's banquet from representative Ross Jinks, The team from the left is captain Keith and Norma Brintnell and Terry and Eric Heywood. T-A photo GRAND DART CHAMPS — The Canners emerged as grand playoff champions of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Ernie Charette presents the Molson trophy to Bruce and Jessie Dreyer and Milan and Janice Sedlak. T-A photo TAKE RUNNER-UP TITLE — The runner-up playoff championship of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league was captured by the Sharpshooters. They are from the left, Norm and 011ie Ferguson and Sue and Gerry Edginton. T-A photo INDIVIDUAL DARTERS HONORED — Special awards were handed out Saturday night to the members of the Exeter Legion mixed dart league that attained individual records during the season. From the left, Barb Hearn and Bill Smith, most games won, Norm Ferguson and Gerry Edginton with high scores of 180 and Verdun Lindenfield, high ladies' score of 138. T-A photo Draw winners announced Ponies race at Zurich The second race meeting of A draw was made at the track the season of the Huron County during the meet. 1/2 Beef - Mr. trotting pony club was held Gord Glazier, 38 Willow Street, Sunday at Zurich. The results were as follows: 2:25 - 2:30 - time 2:15.3; Sparks - Norm Dumas 1,1; Dynamite Trigger - Max Windsor, 2,2; Lady Heather - Reg. Good 3,3: 2:20 - 2:25: Time 2.16, Blue Bell - Eldon Turnbull. 2:15 - 2:20, Time 2:28.4 & 2:11.3. Fleetwood Ginger - Jack Meadows, 1,1; Mickey Joe - Max Windsor, 2,2. 2:05 - 2:10; Time 2:01.3 & 1:59. Royal Atom - Gord Bloch, 1,1; Ross's Lady Supreme - Ernie Ross, 2,3; Lucky Lady - Harry Beavers, 3,2. 2:00 - 2:05; Times 1:57.3 & 1:53. R-Way Tiny - Roy Steffler. 1:55 - 2:00 Times 1:42. & 1:41. Popular Sherry - Al Hohner, 1,1; Sunday Smile - Keith McFarland, 2,2. Children's Races - 1st Division: Dynamite Trigger - Charles Windsor 1; Lady Heather - Wayne Good, 2. Time 2:32. 2nd Division: St. Paul's Lad - Murray Meadows, 1; Mickey Joe - Kevin Windsor 2. Time 2:07.3, Powder Puff - lst Division: Queen of Spades - Sandra Schroeder 1; St. Paul's Lad - Barbara Fulcher 2; Mickey Joe Gwen Windsor 3; Fleetwood Ginger - Marg Cunningham 4. Time 2:06.3. 2nd Division: Sunday Smile - Marg Cunftingharri 1; Popular Sherry - Sandra Schroeder 2, Time 1,42.3, Stratford. 10 lb. Ham - Mr. Ed Fink, Hensall. Turkey - Mr. Jim Neil, R.R. 1, Exeter.