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STEPHEN TRACK CHAMPS - The individual track and field
champions at Stephen Central school were named last week. Back,
left, Cathy Willard, Paul Gaiser and Mona Hodgins. Front, Charles
Borland, Barbara Preszcator and Laurie Lovie. Missing was Ron
Smith. T-A photo
PRECIOUS BLOOD WINNERS - The annual track and field meet
at Exeter's Precious Blood separate school was held recently and
individual champions named. They are, back, left, Paul Van
Esbroeck, John Van Gerwen and Vincent Winters. Front, Elizabeth
Giffin, Cindy Grogan and Mary Vink. T-A photo
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Sandy Elliot of Exeter has
good reason for carefully
scanning the sports section of the
newspapers and listening and
watching sports broadcasts on
radio and television.
The Exeter resident's grandson
Howard Elliot of Chatham is
making a big name for himself
and Canada in the professional
field of drag racing.
Sponsored by his father,
Howard, also a former Exeter
resident, John Elliot is racking
up wins throughout Canada and
the U.S. and is currently the
paints leader in the National Hot
Rod Association.
John is the junior member of
the Sandy Elliot Std, sponsored
team. His partner, Barrie Poole,
is the first Canadian to ever win a
major drag racing competition
and that was in Pomona,
California a few years back,
John 21, is the son of Howard
Elliot and the former Geraldine
Armstrong of Exeter. His
grandmother, Mrs. Helen
Armstrong also resides in
Exeter.
The racing team is often
dubbed the "Border Bandits"
because of the large number of
trophies they win away from
their U.S. counterparts.
Both were named super stock
drivers of the year in 1970 by the
Super Stock Magazine - the first
time the honor went to two men,
During the first part of 1970,
John Elliot and Barrie Poole
threatened to take Super Stock
Eliminator back to Canada with
them and hide it forever. Poole
won the Winternationals and then
Elliot came right back to win
Dallas. And but for a late season
charge by Ron Mancini and Ray
Allen, Super Stock trophies would
have undoubtedly all found their
way to the north.
Although Ford has yet to
record a win record similar to
GM or Chrysler, racers like Elliot
have kept the "Better Idea"
brand in the headlines con-
sistently.
Always a Ford fan, Elliot made
his initial trip down a quarter-
mile in a 1966 Mustang at St
Thomas Dragway. From then on
he was hooked on the drags -
and Ford,
It didn't take too long for the
enterprising youth to get going as
he won the A-SA class titles at the
1968 Windernationals and
Nationals in a Comet and then
made it to the semi-finals in Stock
Eliminator at the World Finals
that year. He was also the
Division III Points Leader and a
record holder for over a season,
Running out of Sandy Elliot
Ltd., he and teammate Barrie
Poole proceeded to pick apart the
American competition
methodically and Elliot recorded
a B-SA win ' at the 1969 Win-
ternationals, won SS-GA at the
Springnationals, and was low
qualifier for the class at the
Nationals. And except for one
week during that year, he was the
e.t. record holder at 11.70, and
was the youngest driver to hold a
Super Stock mark.
Elliot's victory at the
Springnationals was particularly
significant in the light of the
intense competition that was
present at the event, despite the
advent of the Pro Stockers, which
was supposed to take a little
away from the "handicapped-
start" versions of Muscle Cars.
Only one AMX made the first
round and Elliot eliminated that
entry of George Warren in the
first round. He then 'beat the
ladies' favorite, Judy Lilly in
round two, and then turned the
tables on his own teammate
Poole in the semi's.
His final round opponentwasas
tough as they come since it was
Bob Lambeck, the perennial
points winner from Division VII.
Elliot took care of him too, just as
he done to all the rest, as he
ripped off a great 11.29 to dispose
of the MoPar,
Unlike a number of other super
stock drivers who have forsaken
the ranks for the rich lure of pro
stock, Elliot and Poole have
wisely decided to maintain their
pair of Mustangs, in search of
more gold, handicap style. The
pair has revealed a new Pro
Stocker just a few weeks ago, and
with twice as many brackets to
compete in now, they could be
double trouble!
JOHN ELLIOTT
Pee wees drop
pair of games
The Exeter pee wees were on
the losing end of a pair of Western
Ontario Athletic Association
baseball games over the past
week.
Wednesday, the locals dropped
a 6-1 decision to Dashwood and
Sunday afternoon on the Exeter
diamond they suffered a 6-4 loss
at the hands of Belgrave.
Exeter hurler Ken Pinder
chalked up a total of 10 strikeouts
against Belgrave but six walks,
three in the first inning when
Belgrave scored three times
proved to be disastrous,
With Belgrave out in front 3-0,
Exeter scored their first run in
the fourth inning. Greg Beattie
and Bob Hoffman both reached
base by way of successful bunts
and raced home on a single from
the bat of Ken Pinder.
Fred Robinson scored the
second Exeter marker in the fifth
without the aid of a hit and Greg
Beattie and Ken Pinder scored in
the sixth, this time with the help
of three bases on balls,
Lots of fanning
Dashwood pitcher Doug
Melsaac was at his best Wed-
nesday as he sent 17 Exeter
batters down swinging in a seven
inning game and only allowed
three base hits.
Paul Brooks singled and scored
the only Exeter run in the top of
the sixth. The other Exeter hits
were a first inning triple by Fred
Robinson and a single from the
bat of Mike Dougherty in the
third.
Dashwood's first run came in
the opening inning when Marty
Becker singled and rode home on
Mark Chandler's double.
Singles by Paul Glaser, Fraser
Boyle, Mike Masse and Pat
Masse were responsible for four
Dashwood scores in the fifth, Pat
Masse scored the final run for the
winners in the sixth.
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Gerry Riehl scored in the
second while McArthur, Rich]
and Cooper completed the Dash-
wood scoring in the third.
John Payne's single sent two
Grand Bend runners home in the
first frame. Ron Crown tripled
and Dan Dalton singled to
produce the third Grand Bend
marker in the fourth and Barry
Clarke crossed the plate in the
fifth with the help of hits from
Dick Coulter and Stan Lovie.
Dale Skinner was the winning
pitcher with Kyle Harrison
taking the loss for The Bend.
Run in seventh wins
Carl Butson's triple sent Brian
Hosker home from second base in
the seventh inning to give Dash-
wood Industries a 5-4 win over the
Dufferin Hotel, Wednesday night.
. Dufferin took a two run lead in
the first inning when Jim Glavin
homered with Bill Boddycott on
base with a single.
Dashwood got one run back in
the second on consecutive singles
by Carl Butson, Grant Volland
and Brian Hosker,
Lloyd Math ers scored for the
Dufferin in the second and Jim
Glavin registered in the third to
complete their scoring,
Dave Elston came across the
plate for DIL in the fourth on the
strength of singles by Butson,
Wein and Klumpp.
In the sixth Bob Parsons tripled
to send David tlston and Brad
Klumpp home to tie the score at
4.4,
Dave Elston was the winning
pitcher for Dashwood with Don
Appleby taking the loss.
This map is published by the Exeter Board of Trade
to assist you while in our community.
Local businessmen invite you to visit their
stores during your stay and to come back and
visit them any time.
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115 Don Taylor Motors
116 N. T, Monteith
Volkswagen Sales and
Service. Esse service,
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Campers and mini-bikes,
International dealer
117 Derby Dip
Take-out food service. Open
late evenings.
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5 North End Sullenest
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3 Algoraa Tire
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Light Lunches, Open. for late
Service, Automotive repairs,
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8 r,xeter Dairy
9 Tuckey Transport
10 Stan Frayne General Store
11 Christian Reformed:0mph
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12 mailers Was. Ltd.
Plymouth-Chrysler Dealer,
Automotive Repairs, Arrow
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13 Andex Limited
14 J, V. Farm Machinery
15 Custom Trailers Ltd.
Home of the Nortlilander
Mobile Home
16 Snell Shell
Gas, oil, automotive repairs
16A ZIP-U-DO-IT Car Wash
17 Brewers' Retail Store
18 Le Pines Motel and Snack Bar
iga Peace Lutheran Church
19 Reder's Florist
19A Whiting's Used Furniture
and Assorted Rentals
20 Caven Presbyterian Church
21 Hamilton's Machine Shop
Welding service
22 L-K Variety
General load store, snack bar
23 Johnson Electric Repairs
24 Liquor Control Board outlet
26 Seldon Fuels - Propane Refills
27 Canadian Conners - Aylmer Foods
28 Exeter District Co-Op
29 Webster Signs
30 Pentecostal Tabernacle
31 Dobbs Motors Ltd.
Dodge-Chrysler Dealer.
Sunoco Service, Automotive
repairs
32 L & M Cleaners
33 Beaver Lumber
34 Mid-Town Auto Sales
Used cars and Honda Mini-Bikes
35 Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church
36 Exeter Lawn Bowling Greens
36A T. Pryde & Sons Memorials
114 East MORR ISON
of Exeter DAM
37 Cann's Mill Ltd.
38 Exeter Electric
RCA Dealer, records
39 Burkley Restaurant
and Poor Boy Take-Out
40 Exeter Town Hall,
Police Office and Fire Hall
41 McKerlie Automotive
42 Exeter Library
43 Darling's IGA
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45 Coin operated car wash
46 Grand Bend Cleaners
and Coin Laundry
47 Jack Smith Jeweller
48 Simpsons
49 MacMillan's Stationery
and Gift Items
50 Gerry's Barber Shop
51 Bank of Nova Scotia
52 Russ' Billiards
53 Rether's Restaurant
54 Eaton's
55 Hodgson Insurance
56 Hopper-Hockey Furniture
57 Middleton's Rexall Drugs
58 Norm Martin Optornitrist
59 Luxton's Bakery
60 Wuerth Shoes
61 Len McKnight and Sons
Men's and Boys' Wear
62 Lindenfield Hardware
63 Huntley IDA Drugs
64 Exeter Public Utilities
65 Gould & Jory Department Store
Men's, Ladies' and Children's
Wear, Gift items, luggage
66 R. L. Raymond law office
67 F. A. May and Son
Men's, Boys', Ladies' and
Children's Wear
68 A & H Superior Food. Market
69 Sm of ExeterYth'sShoeS Iore 70 Town Municipal Office
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74 Chainway Stores
Department store
75 Exeter Times-Advocate.
Printers and publishers, stationery
76 Exeter Credit Union
77 Russell Electric
GE, Philco and Eleetrohome Dealer
78 Exeter Furniture
79 Exeter United Church
80 Fisher's PRO Hardware
Small Appliances, toys,
hardware, etc.
81 Brownings Drug Store
82 Greene's Variety Department Store
83 George Vriese Men's Shoppe
84 Bob's Variety
Confectionery, groceries.
Open until 10:00 p.m. Daily
85 Boyle's Ladies' Wear
86 Doug's Barbershop
87 Wilson's Jewellery and Gifts
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89 Earl Campbell Jeweller
90 Dutch Canadian Store
Dry goods, gifts, novelties
9] Victoria & Grey Trust
92 Parker's Barbershop
93 G & G Discount
93A Exeter = Lucan Electronics
94 Sander's Grocery
94A Children s World Discount Clothing
95 Exeter Grill Chinese cuisine
96 Ersman's Bakery
97 Milt Robbins & Son
Small engines, mini bikes,
mowers, chain saws
98 Canadian Tire Store
99 Snell Bros. Limited
Chev ,•0Ids Dealer,
Automotive repairs,
Supericst service
100 Devon Building. OPP office
101 Bethel Reformed Church
102 Turkey Beverages
Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Kist
103 AVCO Finance
104 Dittney Furniture
105 South Huron Hospital
106 Don MacGregor Welding
107 GE trnoemeatnyuseltoBraeptist Church
108 Exeter Frozen Voods,
109 South End Variety Coin Wash
110 Graham Arthur Motors
Campers, Texaco service,
automotive repairs
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113 South End Service,
Austin Sales and Service,
Automotive Repairs, Gulf.
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