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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-15, Page 7NOW SHOWING * 3500 S ROVER CY_ODiOGY S : A T.12A11.1 OF THOUGHT le A GOOD THII4S IF IT IS GONG SOME PLACE For short trips or long trips, your car will give better performance when it's regularly checked and lubricated by our trained specialists. For trouble-free motoring, drive in this week. RON Vaie AUTO SALES TILWEMARKS I TOYOTA SALES AsZSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24111A.TOWING 40,46235-1710*EXETER PUBLIC NOTICE The County of Huron Planning Board RE: OFFICIAL PLAN Public meetings will be held in the locations and at times noted below for the purpose of discussing the proposed Official Plan for the county of Huron. These are open meetings and you are invited to attend. Anyone unable to be present may forward written submission to the secretary of the Planning Board On or before July 19, 1971. Exeter — Town Hall — Tues., July 20, 8:30 p.m, Clinton * Town Hall — Thurs., July 22, 8:30 pan, Wingham — Town Hall — Mon., July 26, 8:30 p.m. John G. Berry, Secretary, Court House, Goderich Charles Thomas, Chairman, fR E f 5 Gallons of the Great Canadian Gasoline RairEllifiT We at A&K Service have just completed our second year in business. As a special "Get Acquainted" offer or an "Anniversary" gift, you will receive 5 FREE gallons of gasoline when you complete an application for a Supertest credit card and present it at our Supertest Service Station. To our customers who already have a Supertest credit card, just fill in your account number and you will also get 5 gallons of gasoline FREE. NOTE ALL YOU PAY IS THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT GASOLINE TAX, WHICH IS 18c PLUS FREE REFRESHMENTS THIS WEEKEND ICJ 4, • ,* A ,.,,, Keith, Albert, Art and John invite you to drop in today. With your Supeitest credit card you have instant credit at over 100,000 service stations coast to coast in Canada and the U.S.A. Also at all Skyline and Seaway Hotels. K Service Station RA 1, Centralia Corner Highway 4 and the Crediton Road Phone 228;6641 6 Times-Advocate, July IS, 1971 Pay" 7 scores Weekly Rec ball Custom 14 OIL 12 Fight runs in the second inning enabled Custom, Trailers to down Dashwood Industries 1442, Thursday night. Five bases on balls contributed greatly to the big rally, Ray Mills. owl records Identical b double in. Mrs. Caldwell's third place record was a plus of 11 and 35 aggregate in addition to two wins. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Clarence Down and Edna and aggregate of 35. Next was Caldwell were the top performers Wellington Brock with a plus of 12 in the two regular jitneys held by and aggregate of 27 to go with a the Exeter lawn bowling club during the past week. Mrs, Caldwell won the Tuesday evening title and placed third Saturday night while Down was tied for the Saturday night crown and third place finisher in the Tuesday event. The Caldwell record good for the Tuesday win was two wins, a plus of 14 and aggregate of 32, Second was Ivan Hill with a plus of 12 and aggregate of 25 to go with a double win. Clarence Down was third with two wins, a plus of 11 and 22 aggregate. Saturday night Down was tied with Stella Taylor with equal records of two wins, a plus of 19 Steer This Way 6 GETTING A GOOD START — Youngster,' attending this week's track and field clinic at SHDHS received excellent coaching in many events. Above. instructor Harold Gretzinger of Kitchener gets Perry Preszcator of Crediton into the proper sprint starting position. Looking on at the left are Brian Harrell, Mike Denomrne and Brad Lavender. T-A photo * THE '71 MGB SPORTS CAR Three Models Now In Stock A White, a Blue and a Bronze Yellow with Hardtop OVERDRIVE IS AVAILABLE BY LARRY SNIDER aided the cause with a triple while Bryan Hogg and Rick McDonald added singles. Custom scoredin the first when Ray Mills scored without the aid of a hit. In the fifth, Bob McDonald singled and scored the tenth Custom marker of the game. Chuck Dalryrnple bashed a triple in the sixth and Tom Dalrymple, Rick McDonald and Doug Dalrymple added con- secutive singles to produce three more Custom runs in the sixth. In the seventh, Bryan Hogg singled and scored on a similar hit from the bat of Tom Dalrymple, Dashwood Industries started the game off like a house of fire with seven runs in their first trip to the plate, It was a combination of walks and errors along with a triple delivered by Bob Parsons and a single from Gerry Riehl that produced the opening DIL rally. Riehl scored a lone run for Dashwood in the second frame and singles by Brian Hosker and Dale Skinner along with Parsons triple sent four more runners home safely in the fourth,' Bryan Hogg and Bill Brock shared pitching duties for Custom with Hogg getting the win while Dale Skinner was the loser for DIL. A( The Brand New '71 a AUSTIN 1300 AMERICAN All New Shades New machine "reads" credit card and destroys any reported stolen. Latest results from pony races at Zurich • Powder Puff — 1st Division — Race Time 1:59,1 — Queen of Spades, Sandra Schroeder 1; Sugar Doll, Marilyn Garside 2; Fleetwood Ginger, Barbara Fulcher 3; Hot Pants, Annie Geerts 4. 2nd Division — Race Time 1:54.4 — Royal Atom, Sandra Schroeder 1; Jimmy D, Gladys Innis 2; St. Paul's Lad, Barbara Fulcher 3. Track, field clinic is a real success As a result 9f the two-day track and field clinic held at South Huron District High School this week, a total of 25 district youngsters will be attending a meet Saturday at Seagram Stadium in Waterloo. Doug Ellison, co-ordinator for the clinic here said the in- struction staff headed by Keith Johnston were pleased with the turn-out of approximately 60 students each evening, The clinic was one of many held throughout Ontario and was sponsored by the R.E. Pooley Exeter branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. (D.H.). 1;55-2:00 — Race Time 1:55 & 1;54.3 — Jimmy D, Harry Armstrong 1,1; St. Paul's Lad, Jack Meadows 2,2, 1:50-1:55 - Race Time 1:53 & 1:54 — Royal Atom, Gord Bloch 1,1; Peter Hi-Lee, George Rawlings 2,2. 1:45-1:5O---Race Time 1:47.1 & 1:44 - Sunday Smile, Jack McFarland 1,1; Shadow Paint, Ernie Clark 2,2; Royal Darky, Mac Sewers 3,3. 1:40-1:45 — Race Time 1:46 & 1:56.3 — Hi-Lee-Ace, George Rawlings 1,1. 1:35-1:40 -- Race Time 1:39 & 1:48.2 - • R. Royal Rogue, Don Wilcox 1,2; Capachino, Bernard Geerts 2,1. Children's Race — 1st Division — Race Time 1:57.4 — Dynamite Trigger, Charles Windsor 3; Sparks, Michelle Dumas 2; Sugar Doll, Steve Garside 1. 2nd Division — Race Time 1:59 — Peter-Hi-Lee, Barry Rawlings 1; ,Jimmy D, John Innis 2, St. Paul's Lad, Murray Meadows 3. Roads in England that are polished by wear have more traction now that epoxy resin and thin aluminum chips have been spread over them. Tigers — Continued from Page 6 runs home. The safeties, again all one- baggers were delivered by Bob Hoffman, Pete Ravelle, Whitey Denomme and Bud Desjardine, In home runs Pete Ravelle leads with three while John Hayter, Gord Vincent, Bob Webb and Pete Kleinstiver have one apiece. BATTING AVERAGES Use of plastics will top use of steel by year 2000, 2:25-2:30 — Race Time 2:24 & 2:21.4 — Duke of Bedford, Mere McAllister 1,1; Dynamite Trigger, Max Windsor 2,2; Ginger Lee, Jim Windsor 3,4; Smokey M, Earl Morgan 4. 2:20-2:25 —Race Time 2;21 & 2:19.3 — Hot Pants, Robert Morden 1,1; Sir Anthony, Al Hobner 2,2. 2:15-2;20 — Race Time 2:12.1 & 2:10.3 — Double S.. Lady Burp, Ken E. Ross 1,1; Jayda's Jewel, Keith McFarland 2,2; Blue Bell, Eldon Tedball 3,3; Fury Ann, Bev Cunningham 4,4. • 2:10-2:15 — Race Time 2:09.2& 2:17 — Marvel's Juliette, Ray Woodburn 1,1; Mickey Joe, Max Windsor 2,2. 2:05-2:10 — Race Time 2:10 & 2:06 — Fleetwood Ginger, Jack Meadows 1,3; Charlie Brown, Ron Morgan 3,2; Mr. Ed., Thomas Terry 2,1. 2;00-2:05 — Race Time 1:58.4 & 1:59.4 — Queen of Spades, Ed. Schroeder 1,1; Sugar Doll, Bill Garside 2,5; Ross's Lady Supreme, Ernie Ross 3,2 (D.H.); Lucky Lady, Harry Beavers 4,2 Are dual headlamps on the way out? Fewer '71's have them. AB R H Ave. Gary Hartman 3 1 2 .666 Jim Hayter 26 8 14 .538 Pete Ravelle 54 18 23 .425 John Hayter 56 11 19 .339 Bob Hoffman 51 14 16 .313 Bob Webb 27 7 8 .296 Start Lovie 32 9 9 .281 Dave Ratz 30 11 8 .266 WhiteyDenornme 50 10 12 ,240 Dick Bedard 17 4 4 ,235 Jim Guenther 13 2 3 .230 Peter Kleinstiver 9 2 2 .222 Gord Vincent 34 15 7 .205 Charlie Tieman 5 0 1 .200 Bud Desjardine 12 5 2 .166 Bill Scha de 45 11 6 .133 A flawless ball bearing can only be made in outer space, where liquids always assume the shape of a perfect sphere, Spencer's single. The other Kinsmen run came on a home run shot from Jim Russell with two out in the fifth, In the Hawks second, Scott Burton singled and scored on a similar hit from the bat of 13runeau. Thje sixth inning saw the Hawks score three times to tie the count and set the stage for the seventh inning rally. Bill Bourne walked, Bill Fairbairn walked, Bruneau was on an error and all scored as Ron Grasdahl singled. Brian Hodgins was the winning pitcher for the Hawks while Jim Johnston took the loss. Hawks 4 Hensall 3 Bill Bourne's home run with Barry Baynham on the base paths in the third inning proved to be the difference as the Hawks edged Hensall 4-3. In the second Bill Farquhar singled and scored on a similar hit by Bourne for the first Hawks score. It was singles by Pete Lawson and Scott Burton that produced the second run for the winners in the second frame. The first two Hensall runs came in the second inning when Bruce Horton and Murray Bell singled and Gary Kyle followed with a bases clearing triple. The third run scored in the fifth when Rick Schilbe doubled and scored on Bob Lavery's ground- out. Scott Burton gained the pit- ching win for the Hawks while D. Riley suffered the loss for Hensall. Dufferin II Hawks 10 Bob Pinter's single sent Farquhar in with what proved to be the winning run in the sixth to give the Dufferin a 11-10 decision over the Hawks. The Dufferin club jumped ahead with three runs in the first inning as Bob Nadon and Don Appleby singled and rode home on Don Farquhar's home run. The winners scored four runs in the fourth with the help of only one hit, that from the bat of Bob Hodgins. Pinter, Boudreau and Conrad scored in the fifth without the aid of a hit. The Hawks scored twice in their half of the first with Scott Burton's single being the only hit. They scored five times in the third with Burton's single and Ron Janke's homer doing most of the damage, Bill Bourne and Greg Revington scored for the Hawks in the fifth and Ron Grasdahl counted the final Hawk run in the sixth. Hawks 6 Kin 4 The junior Hawks scored twice with two out in the top of the seventh to gain Thursday's 6-4 win over the Kinsmen. With one out in the seventh Barry Baynham and Bill Farquhar singled and Bill Bourne walked to fill the bases. The next batter was retired but Baynham and Farquhar scored what proved to be the winning runs on a wild throw. The Kinsmen opened the game scoring with three runs in the first inning. Jack Glover singled, Craig Davidson tripled and pitcher Jim Johnston punched a single to score two runs. Johnston moved up on a walk to Bob Lammie and scored on Gary Local midgets lose second Our fine cars are scientifically crafted of close-to-flawless parts, Test-drive one at Larry Snider MOTORS L IMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer COMING SOON 1964 CHEV 2-door, chrome wheels, new tires, V-8, automatic, You buy the wheels and you've got the car! South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment The Exeter midgets dropped their second decision of the year in WOAA play to Zurich by a score of 7-6, Sunday afternoon. Saturday night, also on their home diamond, the locals out- scored Goderich 7-2. The Goderich club will be back in Exeter Saturday night at 8:30 for another regularly scheduled game. Paul McKnight was the Exeter star in the win over Goderich. He gave up only three hits and struck out the maximum number of batters, 15 in five innings of.work. Perry Stover tossed the last two innings. Randy Preszcator and Randy Tiernan had two hits apiece for Exeter. Perry Stover singled in the opening inning to score Joe Darling and Paul McKnight with the first Exeter runs. Come from behind Zurich scored two runs with two men out in the seventh inning to gain the 7-6 Sunday victory, Nick Grenier's double and an error chased the winning runs across the plate for Zurich. Jim Momnaersteeg gained the pitching win for Zurich while Perry Stover suffered his firstloss of the season. Randy Tieman's triple in the first inning scored the first two Exeter runs while Brian Tuckey's single in the fourth scored another pair of Exeter markers. OFF TO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP — Two district girls are this week competing in the National Pinto horse show championships in Des Moines, Iowa. Jane Smith of Hensall at the left who will be competing for the Pinto Queen title is shown with her companion, Janet McDowell of Centralia and the horse they will be riding in the show. The girls left for Des Moines, Tuesday morning. T-A photo Dobbs Motors Ltd. $23951 1970 AUSTIN MINI 1000, like new, red • 1969 DODGE DART 2-door hardtop, vinyl top, 318 motor, automatic, bucket seats, License J29270 1969 AUSTIN 1100, 4-door sedan, automatic, finished in white, low mileage, K34109 1969 AUSTIN MINI 1000 dark blue ar 1967 CAMARO 2-door hardtop, radio, automatic, V-8, new tires, new paint, rechromed bumpers, H75017 1966 AUSTIN 1100, 4-door sedan, good mechanical condition, needs body work, K37238 1966 METEOR, 2-door hardtop, automatic, 390 V-8, power brakes and steering, vinyl top, radio (privately owned), K38392 1964 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-door, radio, automatic, never licensed in 1971, H6239 1964 CHEV 4-door sedan, 6 cylinder, radio, automatic, P62479 1962 CHEV 2-door, radio, 6 cylinder, stick, H63086 V-8, automatic, EE 1970 PURY II 4-door, automatic, power steering, 787287 1969 DODGE POLARA 600 4-door sedan, power steering, radio, 741642 1968 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM 04-door 0wer windows hardtop , power steering and brakes, '1895 Crediton midgets lose only start The Creditor) midgets dropped an 11-8 decision to Goderich in the lakeport town Sunday afternoon in their only VVOAA start of the week, Goderich scored three times in the first inning and came up with four more scores in each of the second and third innings to complete their game scoring, , The Crediton club kept pecking away scoring at least one run in almost every inning and had a good threat going in the seventh when the game ended. Singles by Larry and Garry Gibson produced the first Crediton run in the first inning. Larry Gibson's double sent Kevin Ma tSchke and Allan Parsons home in the second and Bob Heywood's single allowed Rick Bewers to score in the third. Three .more Crediton runs scored in the fifth with Ron MOstrey'S triple and a single by Parsons being the big hits, Garry Gibson singled and Scored the final Crediton run lit the seventh and the game ended with Larry Gibson and Pete 'Werth on the base paths, • 1967 CHRYSLER 2-door hardtop, fully equipped, low mileage, K1356 1965 OLDSMO8ILE 4.door sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, J80712 $ 895 iiiiiiii 01,. 111111 lilii iiiii illOillif iii l l iii li Ullll Y ill ii ItiOlioil lllllll $AVE i.1011111111011111111.1111111111111111111[11111111111111010 EE '7 1 DODGE 4-door (George's Demo) rt, '7i DODGE 44:foot (SHDHS Driver Education Car) ii 1111 ii 1111,111)101111iffili11011011111111,11)MittnItilltilli11111 ii • EXETER 285.1250 EVENINGS 235113(3 M 511101namoitoominionlitilmilmiluiliiiniimilionfilliiiimiumniffilitilliiiilimmilliolioriortluitifr;