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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-05-22, Page 6PACESETTER VALUES ON 1969 CHEVROLET — CHEVELLES CHEVY NOVAS — CAMAROS AND OLDSMOBILES COME IN AND DEAL NOW HIGHEST ALLOWANCE ON TRADE-INS OK USED CARS 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA SEDAN Power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, one owner, license H89674 1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN Automatic transmission, radio, one owner, license H78116 1966 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN 8 cylinder engine, automatic, radio, whitewalls, one owner, license H39444 1966 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN 8 cylinder engine, automatic, radio, whitewalls, one owner, license H78648 1965 CHEVROLET BEL Al R SEDAN 8 cylinder, automatic radio, shadelite windshield, license 4840K 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 9 PASSENGER STATIONWAGON 8 cylinder, power steering, radio, shadelite glass, license X2773 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN Radio,, whitewalls, low mileage, one owner, license H75915 1963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN Automatic, radio, license H89697 SPECIAL 1964 PONTIAC PAR ISIENNE 4-DOOR HARDTOP Power equipped, radio, shadelite windshield, low mileage, license H76638 Only 1195.00 USED TRUCKS 1968 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON 8 FT. FLEETSIDE PICK-UP Power steering, radio, license C92145 1967 CHEVROLET 1 TON CHASSIS & CAB 8 cylinder engine, heavy duty equipment, dual rear wheels, license C87686 1966 CHEVROLET 1 TON PICK-UP 8 cylinder engine, heavy duty springs, license C92003 1964 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON STEPSIDE PICK-UP Low mileage, one owner, license C84673 SNELL BROS. LIMITED Chev - Olds - Corvair - Envoy - Chev Trucks PHONE 235-0660 EXETER, ONT. Representatives of South Huron District High School made an excellent showing at the annual Huron-Perth Conference track and field meet held at St. Marys last week. Larry Bourne, winner of the midget title at the local school a week earlier won the same championship at the Conference level and broke a league record at the same time. Bourne broke the 100-yard dash record at 10.7 seconds in a preliminary heat and equalled the existing conference mark at 10.9 seconds in the final as he won the event. He also won the 120 yard hurdles and joined with fellow runners Randy Preszcator, Peter Kleinstiver and Don Truemner in equalling the 440 yard relay mark at 50.5 seconds. In junior boys events, Shane McKinnon won the 120-yard hurdles event in 17.2 seconds, setting another record. McKinnon teamed up with Steve Stark, Pete Moore and Ron Janke in finishing second in the 880-yard relay run. Janke also finished second in each of the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes and was declared junior runner-up. Another Conference mark was eclipsed by a South Huron student when Uilke Nagel completed the 120-yard hurdles course in 16.5 seconds. He also placed second in the shot put division. While not setting any league records, Leo Desjardine was the first SHDHS student to run the one mile and two mile distances in times of under five minutes and eleven minutes, respectively. In the 10-team track and field meet at St. Marys, South Huron finished third in the boys events and fifth in combined girls and boys competition. The best performance in the girls events for South Huron was turned in by Ellie Lansbergen as she finished second in the discus throw. South Huron track and field stars were entered in several events at the annual WOSSA Rainy weather spoils openings Inclement weather over the weekend caused postponement of official openings planned by two district sporting groups. The continuous heavy rains of Sunday forced officials of the Huron County Pony Trotting Association to cancel the first scheduled racing meeting of the season at Exeter Community Park. Local club president Jack Parsons and his cohorts are planning to run the first races on Sunday, June 1 with the first heat going at 1.30. This Sunday, May 25, ponies competing in the Big Four circuit will be getting a chance to show their speed at a similar meet at Forest. The other local group forced to dispense with their first official play of the season due to the rains was the Exeter Lawn Bowling club. President Len McKnight has re-scheduled the grand opening for the lawn bowl enthusiasts for Wednesday afternoon, May 28. ASSOCIATES OFF-TRACK Pari-Mutuel Brokers EXETER OFFICE 8 Ann Street Just West of Main Open 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. MONDAY to SATURDAY Phone 235-2300 meet that was held in London, yesterday, Wednesday. Paul McKnight competed in the discus throw while Larry Bourne took part in the iong jump, 12Q-yard hurdles and 100-yard dash while Preszcator, Kleinstiver, Truemner and Bourne were entered in the 440-yard relay for midgets. The local juniors were represented by Ron Janke in the high jump and 100-yard dash while Jim Morlock was in the shot put event and Janke, Stark, Moore and McKinnon ran the H -P schedule ready to start The Huron-Perth Intermediate baseball league with a total of eight teams on its roster should enjoy a successful season. The season opens officially Sunday with Walkerton travelling to Thorndale but district teams swing into action Wednesday night, May 28. Three games are set for the 28th with Hensall journeying to Clinton, the Dashwood Tigers playing host to Walkerton and St. Marys visiting Thorndale, 880-yard relay for South Huron. Uilke Nagel was the only SHDHS senior boys competitor challenging the best in Western Ontario in the 120-yard hurdles, Postponed The Season Official Opening Of The EXETER LAWN BOWLING CLUB will be held Wed., May 28 2:30 P.M. WEATHER PERMITTING There Will Be Bowling This Saturday Evening. Bourne wins midget title at H p track championship 0 0 0 4 GET AUTOGRAPH FROM FORMER HENSALL HOCKEY STAR-A product of the Exeter and Hensall Minor hockey programs, jack Chipchase of the Rochester Americans was one of the_ guest speakers at Friday's EMHA banquet. Above ja ck is signing autographs lot Robert Guenther, Laurie Skinner, Doug Beattie and Paul Pooley. T-A photo 101.68 MANUFACTURERS LIFE A LEAF PRESENTS BRUINS—Paul Henderson of the Toronto Maple Leafs was the guest speaker at Friday's annual banquet of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. Above, Henderson presents the novice house league trophy to captain Tommy Hayter and coach Steven Willert of the Bruins, T-A photo BANTAM TITLE TO THE LEAFS—The bantam championship of the EMHA house league play this winter was won by the Maple Leafs. Above, John Muller and Mike Hogan are receiving their trophy from Paul Roach, director of the Centralia hockey school. T-A photo GET TROPHY FROM THE CHIPPER—Trophies were presented to the champion house league teams at Exeter Minor Hockey Association's banquet Friday night. Above, Hensall native Jack Chipchase of the Rochester Americans presents the Pee Wee trophy to captain Eugene Glavin and coach Paul Robinson of the Jets. T-A photo Could you keep up those "easy" monthly payments if your pay stopped ? What would happen to you and your family if suddenly your regular pay cheque was cut off because of a serious accident or an illness? You, like most families, are probably making payments on your house, your car and other things that bring you a comfortable and en- joyable life. Without your regular income could you continue these payments or would there be a severe adjustment in your living standards? Manufacturers Life Can't guarantee that you'll always be able to work. Nobody can. What we can guarantee is that if you are laid-up with an illness or an accident you'll still receive a regular pay cheque. Month after month. Year after year. Call the Man from Manufacturers. He'll be glad to help you with a plan tailored to your needs. A plan with a guarantee that the protection can be renewed to age 65 and whieh in the interval cannot be changed or cancelled by the Company, regardless of what happens to your health, The cost is reasonable; and with your family's financial security at stake you just can't afford to be without it. A. E. Pym, C.L.U. Representative EXETER Tel: 235-0395 Don't YOU read before you buy? Page 6 Times-Advocate, May 22, 1969 FOR U. GOOD SPORTS By Ross Haugh Hockey camp coming During Friday's annual hockey banquet sponsored by the Exeter Minor Hockey Association we had the opportunity to chat for sometime with Paul Roach who is in charge of the hockey and sport training school to be held at Centralia's Industrial Park this summer. Roach, an enthusiastic supporter of hockey, especially along the lines of International play has for the last couple of years been the development officer for Canada's National team. As of Friday night, close to 300 registrations have been received for the hockey school that is scheduled to start at Centralia on June 29. The Centralia camp has excellent facilities to give the boys a chance to participate in many sports activities. In addition to the Randall Memorial Arena, the swimming pool, gymnasiums, baseball diamonds and running track will be available for the summer. The new hockey school is the first of its kind in Canada as professional players are not used as instructors. Physical training teachers from Canadian Universities and members of our National team will be in charge of the camp instruction. In addition to hockey coaching, top notch instructors in soccer and baseball are being brought in to teach the youngsters. Any boys attending the camp are certain to get the best possible instruction on the basic fundamentals of hockey. The camp with Paul Roach as director is being operated by a non-profit organization, Canada Hockey and Sport Training Centre Incorporated. Any profits derived from the school will go to provide national hockey team scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each. Roach and several private individuals are providing their own funds to get the hockey school off the ground. According to an agreement with the Ontario Development Corporation, sponsors of the school are splitting the costs of more adequate ice making equipment at the Huron Park arena. The present 75 horsepower unit is being replaced by a 50 HP machine and ODC and Roach are each adding a 30 HP unit. Hockey school officials are paying ODC a total of $6,000 for the use of the arena and rink personnel for the summer. In addition it will cost the training camp $10 per hour for use of the gymnasium and 25c per day for each boy for use of the swimming pool. Roach is expecting to open an office in Huron Park within the next week to deal with hockey school business. One of the directors, Ron Peterson, a former Air Force pilot, now flying for Air Canada has leased a house at Huron Park for a year and will be spending most of his spare time in the area. Ron is married to the former Eileen Hodgins of Crediton. In speaking of past Canadian National teams, Roach told us he hoped Hockey Canada Incorporated under new coach Hap Emms would continue the education aspect, but added, "We also need better salaries for the boys competing for our country." In the past, scholarships of $2,500 were provided for Canada's national team roster. During recent years, a total of 29 performers of the international team have graduated from university. Stressing the need for better coached clubs, Roach said, "hockey in Canada is the worst coached sport. We have only had one instructional film on the basics of hockey in the past 15 years." The former player development officer for Canada's club said he was sorry to see some of the ideals of Father David Bauer go by the boards with the new set-up under Hockey Canada. Despite detrimental reports in the Europe newspapers and especially Sweden, he said the Canadian team has always been well received by European fans and the other teams. Knowing of the calibre of men that will be operating the Centralia hockey training camp and handling the instruction, we feel sure any area youngsters could do a lot worse than spend at least a week there this summer. Any boys wishing to make contact or receive further information on the school may write to Paul Roach at 1305 Canford in Clarkson, Ontario or contact the Huron Park office that is expected to be set up very shortly. We will pass on the address and telephone number to our readers as soon as we recieve it from Paul. Another Rec Ball Meeting Recreation Director Alvin Willert has called a second meeting to attempt to organize the Exeter and district Recreation softball league for the coming year. Representatives of all teams wishing to play in the popular play-for-fun loop this year are asked to be at the Exeter Town Hall tonight, Thursday at eight o'clock. The first meeting called a couple of weeks ago Was poorly attended with only Grand Bend officials on hand. It is hoped teams from the Legion, Kinsmen, B-A 98's, Crediton and Huron Park will be ready to participate this year.