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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-07-16, Page 7July 10, 1970 Pave 7 G u IVAN And MICKEY'S GULF Phone 238-2257 GRAND BEND rem 040 OM* ro#4", 4 WOMN/00/00.04)04C , WIEN TREYS/WO 0/./1/Xlitit Ammensimmommy DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE AT THE Dufferin Hotel CENTRALIA Friday — Entertainment and Dancing JIM YOUNG AND THE COUNTRY RAMBLERS • Saturday — Entertainment in the Lounge Note — No Dancing Saturday Night Due To Wedding Party Come And Enjoy These Specials -Thurs., July 16 Barbecue spareribs Tues., July 21 Pizza Burger and French Fries Wed., July 22 Beef Steakette and Mashed Potatoes Thurs., July 23 Grilled Ham and Scalloped Potatoes DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT. 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to Midnight SUNDAYS from 4:00 to 7:00 Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648 EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY DINNER DANCING In The Harlequin Room 4 0 4010101110111,1 MI I I I I I • NI I PO 01 MINN IN II I I I 11 1. P • N I I I MI P II II I Id I I I WI I MI I Mg 1 Al IA P OMNI= IP \ I Club Albatross CENTRALIA INDUSTRIAL PARK Entertainment Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nights Friday and Saturday "The Other Three" Announcing ... The New 500 Food Order Minimum Friday — Seashore Dinner Saturday Char-broiled Steaks 9to1 '2 P.M. 1.69 PERSONF4 BOTH NIGHTS — SPECIAL Roast Beef Dinner $2.25 Sunday Dinner Special Baked Ham at 5 Pan. LICENSED UNDER LLB° $2.25 PER PLATE 'saw 1968 MONTEGO ,4-door, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl top, J61811 1968 METEOR S33 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, defogger, bucket seats, console, A17103 1968 METEOR 4-door, automatic, V-8, radio, H32514 1966 PLYMOUTH FURY I II 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, power steering, J58870 1966 FORD COUNTRYSEDAN, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, X10716 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, rad io, J57802 1965 FORD 2-door, V-8, chrome wheels, hood scoop, J59769 1965 METEOR MONTCALM 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, J58039 DEMONSTRATOR 1970 METEOR RIDEAU 500, 2-door hardtop, 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering, white walls, covers, J59173 TRUCKS 1969 CHEV '14-TON Stylesicle, heavy duty rear springs, foam seats, 50713C HENSALL MOTORS LTD. HENSALL 262.2604 GEORGE PRATT TRYING TO STAY ABOARD BOB COLEMAN OUT FOR A SLOW STROLL BEING PURSUED BY EARL WAGNER DEAN McKNIGHT HEADING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION Announcement Doll Taylor is pleased to announce that JOHN BROCK is the new BODY SHOP FOREMAN and takes pleasure in inviting all his friends and customers in the area in to talk over any collision or painting problems they may have. John was a 1965 graduate of the Motor Vehicle Repair '5' Course at Fanshawe College with honors standing. His many years' of experience guarantee you knowledgeable service. COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS DON TAYLOR MOTORS HurOn County's Munli Stereo Centre EXETER 235-1100 Huron County's Youngest & Most Aggressive Dealership Since you read last week's ad, three new 1970 models have been delivered, but we still have a nice selection to choose from of various models. USED CAR SPECIALS 1969 CHEVELLE DELUXE HARDTOP WE INVITE YOU IN . V-8 automatic, radio, one owner, J55884 1968 DODGE POLARA 4-door V -8 automatic, power steering, radio, clean, 838310 1965 WINDSOR CHRYSLER 4-door, sedan with power and radio, J54761 1965 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, big 6 engine. clean 1968 DODGE 440 STATION WAGON transportation for many at low cost, X13887 '2195" $1995 0° '1090" '695" 411. *AL/ Dobbs Motors Ltd. EXETER 235-1250 EVENINGS 235-1130 WANTED Used English Cars BIG SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST TIRE SALE Most Popular Sizes $ave $$$ RTS SEE CAR TODAY THEM CENTRE * MGB * MGB GT * TRIUMPH HOME OF ... * AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * AUSTIN 1800 * AUSTIN MINI Economical and Dependable Transportation RED SALE WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING 1970 MODELS IN STOCK — ALL RED IN COLOR * 1970 SPITFIRE III * 1970 MGB * 1970 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * 1970 AUSTIN MINI 1000 * 1970 AUSTIN 1800 USED CAR SPECIALS ANTIQUE 1930 Ford Model A Sedan CONVERTIBLES ... 1966 Pontiac Parisienne automatic, radio, Convertible, K7727 1964 Rambler American automatic, radio Convertible, H3,6825 1969 Dodge Monaca - Coming Soon OTHERS 1965 Austin 1100 4-door sedan .. J56783 1964 Pontiac 2-door hardtop J57985 1963 Chev Sedan automatic J58236 1962 Ford hardtop, 2-door radio, automatic H78765 COMING SOON ... 1969 COOPER, Only 8,000 miles South End Service EXETER 236-2822 Open Evenings 8y Appointment EARL WAGNER HEADING FOR A SPILL Donketis Watt ball Greys get only one point in three Huron loop games Steer This. Way BY LARRY. SNIPER Eighty-nine percent of all cars sold have automatic transmissions; 86% have V-8 engines. Alcohol figures in half of all highway fatalities. Two hundred million motor vehicles are now registered throughout the world. In 1950 there were 47 million men drivers and 15 million women, Today there are 60 million men and 43 million women. Faulty headlights, rear lights and stop lights are the major defects found in random spot-checks of cars and light trucks. We check your lights and everything else, before we let you drive the car you buy at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer *11 The Exeter Greys were able to gain only one point as the result of three games played in the Huron Ladies softball league over the past week. Thursday night, the Greys lost Reunions . lllll ninnininnninninnip llllll HODGERT The annual Hodgert reunion was held July 8, at Queen's Park, Stratford. Those coming the longest distance were Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hodgert and Mary, Mrs. Margaret Bauer and Paul, from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Mr. & Mrs. Millard Crandall from Jamestown, New York. Oldest in attendance were M. Foster Bray, Toronto and Mrs. Milton Hodgert, London. Winners of sports were David Gilmour, Brian Bray, Eugene Luxton, Paul Gilmour, Lee Hodgert, Kevin Gilmour, Mary Hodgert, Susan Rice, Ruth Bray, Sandra Stewart, Allan Luxton, Robert Bray. Diane Hodgert, Lynda Hodgert, Charlie and Ross Hodgert, Vi Coates, Brenda Hodgert, Michael Strapp, Kathleen Hodgert, Brian Hodgert, Mac Hodgert, Laurel Hodgert, Glen Stewart, David Olson. The president is Mrs. Whitney Coates with Miss Lillian Hodgert as treasurer. HUNTER The annual Hunter Reunion was held Sunday at the Centralia Community Centre with 40 in attendance. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Brock and Mr. & Mrs. Glen Hunter conductecra variety of games. Winners were: races, Kelly Tiedeman; putting potatoes, Gladys McDonald and Michael Hunter; clothes pins on hanger, Gladys McDonald; spitting seeds in pail, Gladys McDonald, Barbara Tiedeman, Michael Hunter and Walt Tiedeman. Special prizes were awarded to: oldest person, Everett Skinner; youngest person, Michael Tiedeman; lucky spot, Frank Dickens; coming the farthest, Mrs. Laura Hunter and family from St. Catharines. After supper president, Miss Ruth Skinner, conducted the business. Officers for 1971 are: presidents, Mr. & Mrs. Reg McDonald; vice presidents, Mr. Mrs. Bill Brock; secretary- treasurer, Stewart Griff; table committee, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Laramie. Following the business Miss Helen Hunter and Stewart Griff showed slides of their recent trips GARDINER The Gardiner Reunion was at the home of Mervin Shute, RR 1, Kirkton, with 41 present. Following the noon meal, a variety of sports were enjoyed, under the direction of Joanne Hodgert. Winners of the races were Larry Gardiner, Shirley Bears, Wilmer Howatt, Murray Barr, Patricia Hodgert, Aubrey and Bruce Ross, Betty Ross, Lee Hodgert, Keith Howatt, Laurel Hodgert, Joanne Hodgert, Judy Howatt, Kevin Howatt, Mervin Shute, Gordon Howatt. A myster spot prize was won by Marrion Barr; birthday closest to picnic, Mrs. Gordon Howatt; and anniversary nearest date of picnic went to Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gardiner. After the evening meal, the President, Larry Gardiner, conducted the business. 22-7 to Brucefield, Monday night they were on the short end of a 23-8 count to Shakespeare and Tuesday night on the Exeter diamond they held the Mitchell girls to a 13-13 draw, Action this week has the Greys on the road on two occasions. They travel to Brucefield Friday night and go to Mitchell for a Tuesday night contest, COME FROM BEHIND The Greys were forced to score twice in the bottom of the seventh, Tuesday in order to gain the tie with Mitchell. Marlene Parsons got on base on an error, Joan Campbell singled and both girls were able to score to tie up the ball game in the seventh. The Greys went ahead in the first scoring four runs on five singles. Getting the one base blows were Patti Robinson, Lynne Farquhar, Joan Campbell and Glenda Fisher. Singles by Anne Jorgensen and Marlene Parsons sent one more run home in the second frame. Marie Tieman's triple and singles from the bats of Pat Down and Ann Jorgensen were responsible for four Grey counters in the third. Jorgensen tripled for her third hit of the night in the fifth to score two runs and complete the Grey scoring until their tying rally in the seventh. SCORE EARLY The Greys scored three times in the first inning during their 23-8 loss to Shakespeare and added the same amount in the fifth and tallied twice in the seventh. Singles by Patti Robinson, Joan Campbell and Pat Down were responsible for the early Grey scoring. Robinson and Campbell again singled in the Pony races — Continued from Page 6 Dynamite Trigger, Max Windsor, 3. Class 2:15-2:20 (2.10.2 and 2.09) Jimmy D, Norm Hunter, 1,1; Candy Kisses, Bev Cunningham, 2,2; Tony, Eric Schwartzentruber, 3,3; Spot Dot. Class 2:10-2:15 (2.09.3 and 2.10) — Lady Supreme, Ernie Ross, 1,2; Babe's Doll, Jack Parsons, 2,1; Jay, Morris Martin, 3,3. Class 2:05-2:10 (2.12 and 2.13.3) — St. Paul's Lad, Jack Meadows, 4,3; Mickey Joe, Mac Windsor, 3,4. Class 2:00 to 2:05 (1.54 and 1 . 55 . 6 ) — Smiley, Jack McFarlane, 1,1; Hello Dolly, Dick Hewitt, 2,2. Class 1:55 to 2:00 (2.01 and 1.56.3) — Nancy Hanover, Mel Good, 1,1; Sugar Doll, Bill Garside, 2,2. Class 1:50 to 1:55 — Shadow Paint, Ernie Clark, 1,1. 1.59, 1.54. Children's Race — Jimmy D, John Innes 1; Beauty, Joe Ma rrinan, 2; Tony, Rick Schwartzentruber, 3; Dynamite Trigger, Charles Windsor, 4. Second division — Hello Dolly, Ellen Hewitt, 1; St. Paul's Lad, Murray Meadows, 2; Jay. Steve Martin, 3; Nancy Hanover, Wayne Good, 4. Powder Puff — Jimmy D, Gladys Innes, 1; St. Paul's Lad, Marg Cunningham, 2; Candy Kisses, Janet Allin, 3; Tony, Sandra Schroeder, 4. Second division — Sugar Doll, Marilyn Garside, 1; Babe's Doll, Brenda Parsons, 2; Mickey Joe, Gwen Windsor, 3; Lady Supreme, Gladys Ross, 4. fifth to produce the three run rally. Hits by Robinson, her third of the night, Jorgensen and Farquhar sent the final two Grey runs home in the seventh. FALL BEHIND QUICKLY Brumfield scored eight times in the first inning and had little trouble in running the score to 22-7 against the Greys. Marie Tieman scored the first Exeter run in the third inning. Ann Jorgensen's homer with Jayne Broderick, Glenda Fisher and Pat Down on the bases helped produce five runs in the fourth. Pam Vanderweil reached the base paths on an error in the fifth and scored the final Grey run. 4 Ready Mix CONCRETE a 1.401 e ;.4 I t - Piont238:0833- Residence 228-6961 C.A.McDOWELL