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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-08-20, Page 14* PRICED TO SELL * * RECONDITIONED * TO LAST 1967 DODGE POLARA 500 2-door hardtop, V-8 engine, 3-speed automatic transmission, power steering, custom radio, J55565 1966 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 318 V-8, automatic transmission, custom radio, H50441 9545 1195 '625 495 1968 DODGE CORONET STATIONWAGON, V-8, automatic, radio, Owner moved out of province asked us to sell this unit. Let us have your offer. *Al Dobbs Motors Ltd. EXETER 235-1250 EVENINGS 235-1130 1964 DODGE SEDAN, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, one owner, low mileage, J55382 1 9 6 3 DODGE SEDAN, V-8, automatic transmission, J59299 ELLWOOD $80000.00 Stock EPPSSALE Reduction Continues Clinton We have sold our stole in Clinton, bu,l before the new owners take over on S01/1 IS( we MUST REDUCE OUR LARGE STOCK. All former sale prices have been reduced ag11111 - every single item in the store is ON SALE. Save now on all types of sports goods - guns fisliing tackle, camping and cottage supplies, marine equipment -- army surplus goods, ammunition antiques - Just about everything for the camper - hunter - sportsman - fisherman. SEE THESE & HUNDREDS MORE - 'ONCE IN A LIFETIME BARGAINS.' FINAL SALE STARTS THURS. AUG. 20th. & WILL END ON AUG. 29TH. Subject to prior sale. Terms: cash. All sales final. FISHING LURES (there are thousands), very best brands. FINAL SALE - Buy one and get another for lc. Compact folding canoe or kayak - fits in car trunk! Was $329.00 FINAL SALE $100.00. ELLWOOD'S PRIVATE COLLECTION - antique guns - pistols - "Winchester" and others. ALL SALE PRICED. Other antiques - ON SALE. . 18 H.P. EVINRUDE (new). $610.00 reg. SALE $448.00. Used motors - bargain priced! "MEDICINE BALLS" (for exercising), all leather - would make ideal hassocks or footstools. New - $24.00 . .... FINAL SALE $2.00 EA. Beautiful all leather GUN CASES - reg. $22.50FINAL SALE $10.50 EA.! "TRIUS" TRAPS - reg. $40.00. FINAL SALE - $29.99. CLAY BIRDS - sale - $3.88 "MILITARY SURPLUS" - useful items at crazy prices! Water canteens - 88c ea. Tool pouches - ideal for snow machine - tractor - car or boat - 18c ea. "SUPERIOR UNIVERSAL" rifle scopes -1/2 PRICE! Best quality reloading equipment and bullets - going now at wholesale prices AND LESS! 22 CAL. "COOEY" military rifle - excellent shape - worth $25.00 to $35,00 FINAL SALE $9.95 EA.! 'BUCKHEIMER" HOLSTERS - Values $10.00 to $14.00 . ... SALE $4.47 EA. 6" DECORATED ALUM. TRAYS OR COASTERS - outdoor scenes - were 70c eaSALE - 3 for $1.00 - 10 for $2.00 NOTE: THE NEW OWNERS WILL CO NTINUE TO OPERATE THIS BUSINESS UNDER THE NAME "ELLWOOD EPPS SPORTING GOODS." STORE REOPENS SEPT. 4TH. A GREAT DEAL OF NEW FALL MERCHANDISE HAS ARRIVED RECENTLY - IT'S ALL OFFERED AT SALE DISCOUNTS. BRING THE FAMILY - FNJOY THESE FINAL SALE BARGAINS UNTIL THE 29th ELLWOOD EPPS SPORTING GOODS-CLINTON "C.C.M." HOCKEY SKATES - men's - boys'. Reg. $29.00 ...SALE $16.88 PR.! GAME & BIRD CALLS - reduced 25% or more. Visit the SPECIAL SALE WAREHOUSE - hundreds of bargains! "HUNTING KNIVES" - we've got hundreds - all styles - all sizes! FINAL SALE DISCOUNTS - 25 to 50% - some even more! GUNS - all types - one of the largest selections in Canada - Winchester - Remington - Savage, plus some of the finest imports. Rifles - shotguns - hand•uns - FINAL SALE PRICES. Brand name fishing rods - $12.00 to $14.00, SALE - $6.69 to $7.47 ea. All reels - lines etc. - REDUCED. USED HOCKEY EQUIPMENT, best quality - on sale now at about 10% of the original value! Buy now for the season - all ammunition on sale! FREE - with every box - one twist wire gun cleaner. Deluxe Johnson fishing outfit - spin reel - glass rod - line - a $22.95 value FINAL SALE $14.88. 1970 FORD CUSTOM 500 2-door hardtop, dark ivy green, 351 V-8, automatic, whitewalls, body side molding, power steering and brakes, radio, wheel covers, heavy duty suspension Lic. 160694 WAS $4280 '3495 "Coming of M Age" OUTSTANDING BARGAINS ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES 1959 FORD F-750 3-ton truck complete with platform and racks. No. CO3 Safety certified. WAS $1595 1066 FORD F-100 STYLESIDE PICKUP Safety certified. One local owner, Lic. 15830B WAS $1295 1295 '1195 1968 CHEV BELAIRE Stationwagon, V-8, ,2095 Automatic, power steering. Safety certified, IF Lic. 88031X WAS $2395 1968 CHEV IMPALA 2-door hardtop, yellow with black vinyl roof, V-8, t 2095 automatic, power steering and brakes, radio. 'e Lic. L11813 transmission, one owner since new. Lic. 1968 MUSTANG 6 cylinder, standard it ¤ 1595 A40375 WAS $1895 1970 FORD CUSTOM 500 2-door hardtop, 3 candy apple red, vinyl trim, automatic, t 424 whitewalls, power steering, wheel covers, radio. Lic. 151787 WAS $4100.70 Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 2274191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer SALE CONTINUES Larry Snider Motors Is 21 Years Old This Month , . WE'RE CELEBRATING BY OFFERING YOU SOME SPORTS SEE CAR THEM TODAY CENIRE * MGB * MGB GT * TRIUMPH HOME OF ... * AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * AUSTIN 1800 * AUSTIN MINI Economical and Dependable Transportation * 1970 SPITFIRE III All Colours * 1970 MG MIDGET CONVERTIBLE Yellow * 1970 TRIUMPH TR 6 Convertible with overdrive - Available Soon * 1970 MGB * 1970 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICA * 1970 AUSTIN MINI 1000 * 1970 AUSTIN 1800 USED CAR SPECIALS ANTIQUE 1930 Ford Model A Sedan Fully Reconditioned CONVERTIBLES 1966 Pontiac Parisienne Convertible, automatic, radio, K7727 OTHERS 1 9 6 5 Austin 1100 4-door sedan J5 67 8 3 1965 Comet 2-door hardtop, standard transmission J16301 1964 Pontiac 2-door hardtop ' J57985 1964 Pontiac 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio J55750 1963 Chev Sedan automatic J58236 1962 Ford hardtop, 2-door, radio, automatic F178765 TIRE S L E South End Service • All Sizes Dunlop, Pirelli and Michelin Tires For All Sports Cars • Special Prices on All Goodyear Sizes s Also In Stock - 670415 for Y2-ton trucks EXETER 235-2322 Open L'venings By Appointment Ng. 14 August 20, 197 Concede Shakespeare series Greys drop to "B" division 5. Steer 714s Way Greys bounced back with a five run rally but failed to get the tying runs across, Kathy Wells started the Exeter scoring in the second inning with a solo ,home run. In the fourth Lynne Farquhar walked and scored on Sheila Willert's single. The five run spurt in the seventh was powered by singles from the bats of Joan Campbell, Linda Fuss, Patti Robinson and Marlene Parsons. r131 "I think I'll have a milk shake for a change," BY 1,,Anny SNIPER Ann JorgenseWS double drove .Joan Campbell home in the sixth and Jorgensen counted the final run for 'her team in the ninth with a bases empty home run. Big inning Most of the runs in the Mitchell 9-7 sudden-death win over Exeter came in the seventh inning, With a 4.2 lead going into the final frame Mitchell scored four times to take a big edge but the California has the highest number of car registrations: 11.4 million, New York is next with 6,5 million. Florida and New Jersey have the fewest, • Rec softball With depreciation, insurance, taxes, service and fuel, it costs an average of $2.88 per day to own a car, and $3.95 for each mile driven, -5 EXETER YOUNGSTERS STARTING TRIP TO STORYBOOK GARDENS * Gulf' To make McKillop decision at next school board meet decision about the fate of the schools is reached. Huron County Board of Education decided Monday evening in Clinton to make its decision regarding the McKillop schools at the next regular meeting, Tuesday, September 8. Any McKillop ratepayers who wish to present their case to the Activities of the Exeter Greys for the balance of the season will be in the "B" division of the Huron Ladies softball league. The local girls softball club after losing the first two games of the semi-final series to Shakespeare by large scores forfeited the third game of the series set for Friday night. A shortage of players for the balance of the week was the reason given by manager Jim Newby for cancellation of Friday's game, The Greys lost to Shakespeare by scores of 24-8 and 27-6. In a sudden-death game last week to decide the final league standings the Greys lost 9-7 to Mitchell. The Exeter club will meet the loser of the Brucefield-Mitchell series in the "B" division. Brucefield is in the lead at the moment. Score every inning The Shakespeare girls scored at least one run in every inning in posting Tuesday's 24-8 win over the Greys. Their big rally came in the first when they scored eight times. Exeter's first run came in the first inning when Joan Campbell walked and scored on Ann Jorgensen's triple. Two more runs came across the plate in the sixth on singles by Sheila Willert, Lynne Farquhar and Patti Robinson. In the eighth, Lynne Farquhar, Joan Campbell, Jayne Broderick and Glenda Fisher crossed the plate for the Greys while Farquhar scored her third run of the night in the ninth. Miss one frame In the first game 27.6 win, Shakespeare scored in every inning but the third while the Greys were able to count in four of the nine innings. Sheila Willert and Lynne Farquhar scored for Exeter in the fifth frame while Glenda Fisher and Marlene Parsons tallied in the sixth after drawing bases on balls. Cars for "HIM" and "HER"? Not so far-fetched. Designers predict a generation of personal and custom cars for the near future. IVAN and 'MICKEY'S GULF Phone 238-2257 GRAND BEND The Federal Highway Administration proposes a regulation requiring seat belts on trucks and buses. Most auto mishaps occur on Saturday. The second worst day is Sunday, and Tuesday has the least, Drive safely ANY day in a precision-checked car from Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer school board at that meeting may do so, the board members also decided. At least two groups in McKillop, those interested in an addition to the Seaforth Public School and those opposed to it, will be notified of the upcoming meeting. A notice will also be published in the Seaforth newspaper announcing the September date. The board has met with McKillop residents on two other occasions, once to present a board proposal for closing the one-room schools in the township, and once to hear the opinions of two delegations with differing viewpoints on the solution to the present McKillop school system. John D. Cochrane, director of education for Huron County, pointed out that it is abundantly clear that the majority of ratepayers in McKillop are in favor of closing down the one-room schools. The board agreed it was up to the school board to investigate the whole situation and decide on the best possible solution. At Monday evening's meeting, the board looked at the possible alternatives for McKillop students, but no decision will be made until the September meeting. Board members also agreed that only necessary maintenance be carried out in the McKillop schools until the issue is settled. Some board members felt that any contracts that may be awarded for painting the interior of McKillop schools, should be held in abeyance until a final ) 2A4 While the Dashwood club were unable to dent the scoreboard they did threaten on three occasions against the offerings of winning hurler Don Bell, Frank Boyle opened the first inning with a bunt single and moved around to third but was unable to complete the trip around. In the third Carl Butson doubled, moved to second on Martin Bower's single and to third when Frank Boyle drew a walk. Again in the third the leadoff batter, Don Cooper singled and went to third but couldn't score. Barry Baynham led the Hawks 12-hit assault in Crediton Monday night as his club was victorious by a score of 11-4. Baynham singled on his first four trips to the plate and was nipped at first on a bunt attempt in his fifth try in the seventh inning. Paul Mason and Baynham singled in the first inning when the Hawks scored four times. Bill Farquhar, playing coach Lorne Haugh and Baynham singled in the second inning when four more runs came across for the winners. Bill Farquhar got on by way of an error in the third and scored on Baynham's third single of the night, Bill Bourne's single in the fifth sent Baynham home with the tenth Hawk run and Larry Haugh singled in the seventh and scored on Bill Farquhar's one base blast. Murray Hodge reached first on an error in the second inning and scored the first Crediton run when Jim Finkbeiner singled. Singles by Doug Finkbeiner, Joe Regier and Brian Hodgins powered a two run Crediton rally in the third and Doug Finkbeiner's triple in the fourth sent Jim Finkbeiner home with the final tally for the losers. Greg Revington was the pitching winner for the Hawks and Gord Slaght took the loss for Crediton. The Hawks scored six times in the first inning of the first game of the series and had little trouble in posting a 16-0 win. Greg Revington tripled in the big first inning uprising and Pete Lawson homered in the second. Revington went the distance on the mound for the Hawks and gave up only one hit a scratch single to Jim Finkbeiner in the fourth inning. "I was sitting there catalogu- ing my matchbook collection," TAT ONSSAMY Looe.410TGREEIO NEXT DOOR, SlaREMMER: ire. It/ST AS HARD TO COX- - Continued from Page 6 first inning when Brian Hosker doubled and scored on Dave Elston's single and another marker in the second when Gerry Parsons tripled to score Dale Skinner. Dashwood regained the lead in the bottom of the fourth when they scored four times with Elston's single being the only hit. The Kinsmen fought back in the fourth with two runs to cut the woodworkers lead to 6.5. Jack Glover singled Walt Tiedeman home and scored himself on a couple of infield outs. Bob Callingham and Don Bell provided singles in the sixth to go along with three walks to score three Kinsmen runs. Callingham singled again in the seventh sending two more of his mates across the plate. Don Bell went all the way on the Kinsmen mound to pick up the pitching win while Dale Skinner took the loss for Dashwood. Another home run, this time from the bat of Craig Davidson provided the momentum for the Kinsmen to win the opening game of the series by a score of 6-0. • Davidson homered with one out in the bottom of the fourth with Bob Callingham and George Pratt aboard. The first Kinsmen score came in the first inning when Callingham tripled and scored on Pratt's sacrifice fly to right field. The same combination started the Kinsmen scoring in the fifth. Callingham walked, Pratt singled and both rode home on Jim Russell's double. "I'd like to see the ten thou- sand pairs of shoes you advertised were on sale!" Dashwood wins title The Dashwood midgets won the Western Ontario Athletic Association midget "D" championship by downing Zurich in two straight playoff games. Getting good pitching performances from Brian Bestard and Jim Guenther and fine hitting support the Dashwood club won by scores of 9-0 and 11-2. In the first game of the best-of-three series Bestard was in top form striking out eighteen Zurich batters in the seven inning contest. Jim Guenther stroked a hot bat coming up with two doubles and a single in four appearances at the plate. Close behind in a batting way was Randy Becker with two singles and a walk in four trips. Don Oesch and John Mommersteeg shared pitching duties for the losing Zurich club. In the second game Jim Guenther starred both at the plate and on the mound for Dashwood. The chunky right bander struck out eleven opposition batters while walking five. At the plate he contributed a double and single in four trips. Pete Kleinstiver was the top Dashwood batter with two doubles and single in four appearances. Gary Hartman was two-for-four with a single and double. Tim Decker was best at the plate for Zurich with two singles in four trips to the bat. Bill Bedard and John Mommersteeg were the Zurich pitchers.