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, ay ALVIN WILL.gRT
1110 Penguins wept one game
up in the, '17est-et,three Aeg wee
hoese league final with.a
A good cheering section
Plenty of vocal support is encouraging for any hockey team and the Hensel' pee wees had plenty of it in
their game against Plattsville in Goderich Friday morning. Although the Hensall boys were on the short
end of the score they were spurred on by Melanie Veal, Patti Rowcliffe, Debbie Smith, Bob Wray,
Michael Craven and Mike Veal. T-A photo,
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LIKE-NEW
CARS
A Shower Of
April Specials
1967 DODGE POLARA
4 dr„ 6 cyl. auto., radio
1966 PONTIAC
2-dr., 6 cyl. standard
1966 METEOR 4-dr., V-8 auto.,
1965 MERCURY "MONTCLAIR
4 dr. Sedan, loaded
1965 COMET CALIENTE
2 dr, Hardtop, V-8 auto.
1965 FALCON
2-dr—Hdfp„ big 6, auto„ radio
1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR
4 dr. Sedan, V-8 auto,, radio
1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN
4 dr., V-8 auto.
1064 VIVA
1064 COMET 4-door Wagon
big 6, automatic
1964 FORD XL 2 dr. Hardtop
P*S.. & t3.8., butket seats
1961 MERCURY 4-door Sedan
1955 CADILLAC 4-door
A32828
H55678
H48776
E77920
E81621
E81798
13552
E79965
Eat 655
95231X
£80183
878601
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Trucks
65 MERCURY 1/2 TON, 8' box C80856
64 MERCURY I TON TRUCK c81574
61 #ARGO 1 TON TRUCK, needs Work C84120
HENSALL MOTORS,.
Moieoe.„ Mercury, -Como
fitt41SA4L 'Hwy 4 South
* 2624604
NEW — FORD
3000 ,J.0400031.,,,5000 , 6000 &
4-WHEEL DRIVE TRACTORS
IN STOCK NOW FOR SPRING DELIVERY
COMING SOON
THE 105 H.P. FORD "8000"
LSMFT
SPRING SPECIALS
CARS
67 FORD GALAXIE 500 2.DOOR HARDTOP
V-8 automatic, PS & PB, radio, H44215
66 METEOR MONTCALM 2-DOOR HARDTOP
390 V-8 automatic, PS & PB, radio, H46289
66 MUSTANG 2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8 automatic, radio, H47191
66 MUSTANG 2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, 3 speed stick, radio, H1258
65 FORD GALAXIE 500 ZDOOR HARDTOP
6 cyl., standard transmission, radio, H82085
64 MERCURY 2-DOOR HARDTOP'
V-8 automatic, PS & PB, radio, H413141
64 FORD XL, 2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8 automatic, PS & PB, radio, H48281
3195.00
2495.00
2395.00
2295.00
1795.00
1795.00
1695.00
COMING SOON
67 DODGE CHARGER, 2-door hardtop, loaded
TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT
IBC 7' STIFF TOOT14 CULTIVATOR
NEW IIDEA SPREADER
53 FERGUSON TRACTOR a. LbADER
Completely oVerhauled
171 FT. kONGSKILbE cultivator and harrows
1HC 250 AND LOADER
57 OLIVER SUPER "77", gaS, above average
FORD 050 AS TRACTOR
Ai FORD DEXTA fl & LOADER
60 NiAss#Y FERGUSON 35,
3 cyl. diesel, above average
65 MC 414 DIESEL, above average
61 SUPER MAJOR
67 FORD '1000 as, 8 Speed SPECIAL
60 j-b DIESEL CRAWLER AND LOADER
65 FORD 4000 b 8 SPEED
59 FORD 1800 TRACTOR, loader and backhoe
66 FORD 4000D, 10 speed, poWee shift wheels
65 FORD 5009, 10 speed {loaded)
66 FORD 6000, low /Wore
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250.00
700.00
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995.00
1200.00
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1550.00
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UnderWay again in %.d14.y. ar .p9§-
stbly *met!. if Weather permits.
Construction was :4401 during
the winter months,
The 44thertty .PNOPet t.c! re-4
calve a report in the near future
regarding the .cleYetoPMent of re-
creation and Park:40041o* the
clam, The report Is beiPg.• Kee'
.pared by a Toronto f i rm,.
qhoP your neWsPaPer ads and
keep the sayings in your own
Pocketboolc.
Dark and light colored egg
yolks have the same nutritional
value,
If you own
1959
Canada
avings Bonds
Here's a special offer just for you
The Government of Canada has created a special
new high-yielding security for the advance refunding
of 1959 Canada Savings Bonds. These Special
Replacement Bonds will be dated May 1, 1968, and
will mature in 10 years 5 months on October 1, 1978.
They will be available only in exchange for an equal
amount of 1959 Canada Savings Bonds, and not for
cash. Their average annual yield to maturity will he
6.88%. They will retain all the standard features
which have made Canada Savings Bonds the most
popular investment in Canada's history. This in-
cludes the right to cash them any time at any bank
for full face value plus earned interest.
In addition, Special Replacement Bonds offer the
opportunity to double your money. If you choose
not to cash your regular interest coupons during the
lit of the bond, 3 Compound Interest Certificates
then become payable for a total of $280.00 extra
(on each $1,000,00 bond), This amount plus your
regular interest coupons doublesyour Money: Yon Can
take advantage of this compound interest feature in
various ways.
And that's not all, There will be two Prepayment
Coupons, cashable May 1, 1968, attached to each
Special Replacement Bond. They represent the 6
months' interest already earned by your old bond and
the prepayment of the 3% mitt-taxable pretnitutt
originally dot November 1, 1968. On a $11000.00
bond, these two Prepayment Coupons will be worth
a total of $55,00.
The exchange procedure is simple. Take your 1959
Canada Savings Bonds to your bank s authorized
investment dealer, trust or loan company. They will
make all arrangements for you. Exchange your 1959
Canada Savings ponds for the new high-yielding
Special Replacement Bonds without delay. This offer
expires on May 1S, 1968.
1959
Canada
Bonds
First, the serial nuMber in red in
the upper Cotner of each bond
is preceded by "S14"in black.
Second, the hame ottheitsue,
"Canada Savings Bond""
"1959 Series"is stlOwfllust
below the serielhumbet,
How to recognize
your
LUCAN LANES
LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
SD (OPEN WEEK) 51
RE (1D, Watson 634) 3 35
MA (D. Wallis 689) 3 33
DU (3. Nurse 686) 3 29
FE (R, McRoberts 487) 0 29
SH (D. Weller 645) 0 19
NM (C. Morse 437) 0 11
LUCAN LADIES LEAGUE
HI (M, Elson 638) 4 114
RA (A. Lewis 563) 3 124
CO (M. Kennedy 581) 4 50
LE (H. Lewis 582) 3 55
CU (A. Scott 62'7) 5 92
PI (H, Black 544) 2 85
SP (L. McKenzie 5'74) 7 104
SH (M. Sovereign 513) 0 50
FR (J. McComb 528) 5 100
HO (J. Hayter 535) 2 20
DA (K. Haskett 635) 7 116
THE COLLEENS
TH (B. Steeper 486) 111
FE (S, Morley 455) 99
MG (P. Holmes 479) 93
TS (H. Ryan 567) 81
DO (13. Wraith 617) 80
TW (C. VanBussel 553) 40
64 VALIANT 4-DR
radio,
balance of
factory
warranty
E9798
full price only 91045"
(D01)" ver
CiV -SPECIALS
66 FAIRLANE 500 STATION WAGON
V-8, automatic, radio, 947 I 2X
65 CHRYSLER 300 SEDAN
PS & PB, automatic, power windows,
defogger, radio, etc., E901 17
63 PONTIAC 4-DOOR
automatic, new tires, sharp, E78612
63 CHEV IMPALA
automatic, PS & PB. radio, sharp, E79112
68 DODGE D100 SWEPTLINE 1/2 EXPRESS
(1500 miles) All heavy duty equipment.
Save on this one. It was our demonstrator.
DOBBS MOTORS
LIMITED
EXETER 235-1250
EVENINGS 235-1130
this SLinday, Wednesday afternoon
and during the evening throughout
the week.
South End Service
t..slowspaper item" starts confusion
How long does it take to thaw
a frozen roast? For one pound
of meat allow 5 to 6 hours at
room temperature or 1 to 1 1/2
hours in frOnt of an electric
fan. If the meat is thawed at
room temperature, cook it as
235.2322
soon as it is thawed but while
still icy cold.
Mci4ks.
,..99010g4.0 lrOin ,p4ge
tittle tire. in retaliating as 13111
chipqlkaee ..skated the length of
the. lee and OPIIIPed, A PASS out to
front .to a waiting Bill FairlAirst
Who made no mistake- in flipping,
the. puck Past -Trotter at 1;22. to
knot the. apin,
With 10.S than four minutes
remaining in the middle session
1)41e- Robinson sent a long screen-
ed shot from the hineiine that
found it's way into the ..Exeter
net tO. give the .visitors a lead
they never relingnishesi.
The penalty situation we.s.
versesi in the second period with
Mitchell being ogled for infrac-
tions. on five occasions while the
,Exeter club receiveda single
penalty.
The local Hawks put on a
-strong. Atta.ck in the third period
and kept the puck in the other
end of the rink for mast of -the
first six minutes, At this time
Larry Pickett broke away from
the .Exeter pressure and went In
alone to pp the score to 5-3.
In one of the best defensive
moves of the game, defenceman
Dale Robinson made a diving
stop of a hard shot by Bill
Chipchase and Trutter did the
same on Bill Fairbairn's quick
rebound shot.
Scott Burton batted home the
final Exeter tally at 18;13 from
a pile up In front of the Mitchell
net. Coach Terry Bourne sent
out six attackers in the dying
moments but they were unable
to come up with the equalizing
goal.
The clubs split the four pen-
alties handed out in the final
twenty minutes by referees Gerry
Hesse of Stratford and Gus Bous-
sey of Seaford),
Figure skaters
perform tests
Although the regular season
activities of the Exeter Figure
Skating Club have been com-
pleted some of the members are
taking tests under the super-
vision of Canadian Figure Skat-
ing Association judges.
The following Exeter skaters
were successful in passing tests
in Listowel Sunday; Prelimin-
ary Dances—Dutch Waltz,
Cheryl Sweet, Cathy Vriese, Con-
nie Miners, Wendy Webb, Heath-
er Dougherty and Judy Heywood.
Canasta Tango —Janice Hay-
ter, Patsy Wilcox, Danny Laing
and Cheryl Sweet; Swing Dance
— Ricky Hayter, Debbie Potter,
Ann Pinder, Launa Corbett and
Beverley Finnen; First Figures,
Kathy Holtzmann and Sheila Wil-
lert.
Three Exeter skaters Kathy
Hohmann, Sheila Willert and
Judy Estey will be travelling to
Woodstock Saturday to try their
bronze free skating tests.
Senior dance tests willbe
held at the Exeter arena Sunday
afternoon April 7 at 2 o'clock and
the public is invited to attend
without an admission charge.
MENS "A" LEAGUE
TR (C, Edwards 762) 4
CO (R. Blackman 623) 0
RO (J. Fuller 743) 2
SP (B, Nicol 687) 2
UN (J. Hennessey 86'7) 3
2x4s(B, Richardson 617) 1
ONE(G, Smith 674) 4
RB (R. Heywood 669) 0
RI (R, Collitigwood '779) 4
KI (S. Burton 610) 0
C4th(E, Matzold 752) 3
CA (J. Bell 703) 1,
MENS "B" LEAGUE
MI (T. Stire 716) , 4
SK (F. 13rintnell 658) 0
WI (J, Brand 706) 3
BE (G. Gackstetter 648) 1
NO (A. Meikle 622) 4
TE (L. Turnbull 597) ()
LA (J. Carr 668) 3
WO (R. Dickey 660) 1
TR (G. Wilson '724) 3
CA (R. Rowe 598)
PE (W. Peitsch 6'73) 4
CJB (B. Jones 633) 0
LADIES "A" LEAGUE
LE (N. Dowson 618)
HD (I, Campbell 584)
TR (N. Rooth 696)
BB (W. Brintnell 652)
OB (L. Smith 614)
BH (H. Rader 522)
PP (E. Skinner 691)
HG (N. Coleman 617)
KI (C. Moore 528)
DU (D, Hackwell 572)
MM (V. Lindenfield 673)
RO (E. Blommaert 637)
LADIES "B" LEAGUE
MM (G. Elsie 618) 4 136
dirk
win over the ?POWS, Satur-
day. The second garne was plaYed
Wednesday night, Henry Martens,
TerrY Janke and Steve Harrison
were the marksineg for the Pen,
guins.
Bosten blanked theRangers a-0
to sweep their novice series in
two straight games. Howard.
Schenk fired both BoSton scores.
Eloston eliminated Chicagg
from house league bantam play
with a cenvineing 8-0 Win. Allan
parsons headed the )3ostop scor-
ing department wtth a four goal
effort while Robert Ryckma.n,
Randy GiMilan, John KraMPP
and Larry Bourne added singles.
Robbie Lindenfield, Scott Litt
and Phillip Moore replied in
single fashion for the losers,
This Saturday will be the last
of house league hockey for this
year. The novice, squirts and
mites will play as usual from
10 to 12 while the pee wees ha.ve
the day off.
I hope all the boys, coaches
and parents got as much pleasure
out of hocicey this v:Inter as I
did. I feel safe in saying this was
one of the best seasons that minor
hockey has enjoyed in some time,
not necessarily in the number qf
trophies won but in overall par-
ticipation.
To wind up a great season, a
hockey banquet is planned for
sometime in May. Derry Boyle,
EMHA president, is trying to
secure the services of Ron Ellis
of the Toronto Maple LeafS as a
gueSt speaker. Seme of you may
not know that Ren Ellis played
minor hockey in Exeter back in
1952-53 while his father, Randy
Ellis, was statiOned at RCAF
C entralia.
The Exeter pee wee house
league entry won the Lake Huron
zone southern title last week
and will journey to Wingharn
Saturday to play the winner of a
similar tourney held in the north.
At the time of writing, playing
times have not been received
but the players will be notified
as to the time they are to report
to the arena for departure.
Don't forget the third game of
the OHA Junior "D" semt-finals
between the Exeter and Mitchell
Hawks here Friday night at 8:30.
' y
Three clubs vie
for dart trophy
Friday night will mark the
close of actual play in the Exeter
Legion mixed dart league for
the season as the three teams
left in the running vie for the
grand championship.
The hay Four, Cleaners and
Hairpins will meet in a round
robin Series this week to decide
a winner, A banquet will be held
on April 27 to complete the
year.
66 COMET
Sedan, 15,000 miles, V-8
auto„ radio, emerald
colour, excellent E81821
65 METEOR
Hardtop, automatic, radio,
352 cu, in., 42,000 miles,
excellent. New paint,
lower blue H47461
64 FAIRLANE 500
VS automatic,
radio E79545
64 CHEVROLET
stationwaeon,
6 cyl, stick 30011X
64 ECONOLINE
Heavy Duty Delivery
new panel, excellent
condition C80718
63 VALIANT
Station Wagon, auto.,
radio, real sharp, red,
new paint, new white
wall tires 94718X
63 MERCURY
4-door Sedan,
V.8 auto., radio E82148
62 PONTIAC
Convertible, radio, V-8
auto., 283 cu. in., new top,
new paint, yellow A87748
62 COMET
4-door Sedan, 6 cyl,
standard, blue, new
paint E43085
57 CONSUL.
Sedan H49136
61 INTERNATIONAL
Pickup, 24,000 miles,
needs body work 56081C
COMING NEXT WEEK . .
63 PONTIAC Stratochief
6 cyl. automatic, like new
SOUTH
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meg residentS may ,have been
slightly confused reading an
sue of the London Free Press
IPAt week that. proclaimed in hold
headlines that -"AUSableAgtherity
to start $2,000,040 OM
sect".
The story went on to point out
that work Pe the proleet would
start next .month,
Ausable officiate indicate that
the reporter AppArently beeame
eonf,USeci and the dam he was re-
ferring to is the Parkhill dam e
which has already been started,
Mrs. C. Hume, secretary,
treasurer, reported that work On
the darn was expected to get
JJ (E, Baynham 791)
JS (G. Skinner 701)
SW (P. Crawford 580)
SP (L. Thorne 593)
UN (J. Dougherty 687)
HA (G. Roberts 676)
EL (M. Miners 601)
NU (B. Minderline 505)
AC (M. Skinner 598)
MIXED LEAGUES
HA (H. HoltzMann 706)
CC (T. Wright 603)
H8 (C. Atthill '703)
YS (J. Glover 653)
HS (S. Lightfoot 569)
TH (B. Johnson 614)
BA (D. Lewis 580)
U&D(S. Glanville 50'7)
WI (D. McDonald 641)
HE (A. Hunter 567)
AC (D. Datars 659)
RR (A. Hera 574)
PP (J. Bell 699)
VA (I). Bennett '772)
CH (V. Smith 757)
GU (B. Sanders 726)
TA (D. Brock 653)
HG (R. Luxton 529)
PS (R. Ferguson 612)
RA (J. Scott 622)
3 137
5 90
2 74
5 84
2 55
5 114
2 118
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