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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-09, Page 7vost.0 P out' „ of hod for• The sale of the year for the sleep of a lifetime! $ SIMMONS TIRE SALE Goodyear "78" All-Weather Polyester OR Gulf Crown 4 Ply ANY SIZE Ranging In Value From $36.70 to $44.00 SALE $ 19995 PRICE 4. Garlaid 001ItTop Continental Bed • Exclusive Simmons Adjusto-Rest coils • Scroll-quilted buoyant white felt • Simmons quality at a low, sale price Mattress, box spring and legs — Sale size 3'3" $8995 $120.00 value special Park Place Deluxe Continental Bed (Not illustrated) • 312 AdIusto-Rest coils for years of sleep • Luxurious bonded-to-foam Micro-quilt cover • Box spring gives best support Mattress,. box spring and legs -- size 3'3" $160.00 value Sale price $9995 •••• *SO , , ..... . . • ,••• • .•••ktZ:•. , • - • 1971 MODEL CLEARANCE PRICES jum. SPECIAL REDUCED I BONUS In Additi on To Our LOW PRICES Special Bonus With Each New or Demo 1971 Model 38-Piece Assorted Set of Dynaware By American Eagle OR 6-Piece Gourmet Cutlery Set By Regent Swords BONUS OFFER $ 89 5 0 VALUE OF ... Here Are Two Examples Of The Savings 1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 DEMO, V-8, automatic, G78 whitewalls, rear defogger, tinted glass, power brakes and steering, AM/FM stereo radio, heavy duty suspension, plus a special value package consisting of dual accent paint stripe, bumper guards, wheel covers, vinyl roof and special paint WAS $5095 1971 FORD TORINO 500 DEMO 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering, whitewalls, radio, wheel covers WAS $4151 '3875 $3470 18 —1971 Models To Choose From Remember... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 0 LONDON 2274191 Open weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Gas pumps open until 9:00 p.m. everings except Sat. & Sun. Dashwood in final round Don't depend on windfalls The- Dashwood juveniles have. moved into the Ontario Baseball Association juvenile "D" final and will be meeting an as yet unnamed opponent from lrastern • Ontario. The Dastiwood club reached the finals by trouncing Thprritiale 14-1 Saturday after winning the first game by way of forfeit. Dashwood started with three main the third inning and had five inning rallies in each of the sixth and seventh frames to ensure a victory. Singles by Pete Kleinstiver, Gary Hartman and Joe O'Rourke sent the first runs across the plate for the winners, Hartman singled again in the fifth to send O'Rourke home with Crediton bantams lodge protest in playoffs their cluh'a fourth run of the game. In the sixth, the five run out- burst was powered by John .Hayter's double and singles delivered by Ed HeltihriWieZ, Joe O'ficurke and Jim Guenther.. The sixth inning scoring spurt was helped by a double .from Brian Bestard and singles by Kleinstiver, Guenther, O'Rourke and Gary Hartman. Jim Guenther went the first six innings. on the mound for Dash- wood giving up one run and three hits while • Brian Bestard pitched hitless ball for the final three. innings, The only sure way to harvest money is to grow your own. One of the easiest and quickest — and safest — ways to grow money is to put it where it will bring you eight per cent — in Victoria and Grey Guaranteed Investment Certificates. So bring your surplus cash in -- and bring it in today — and watch it grow and grow and grow at Victoria and Grey. WCTORIAand GREY YOUNG BRITCHES WINNER - The youngest competitor in the show won the little britches riding contest at Saturday night's performance of the Midwestern rodeo. Seven year-old Ken Phillips is shown with the organizers of the little britches event, Bob Baker and Lloyd M ousseau. T-A photo The Crediton bantams after eliminating Poplar Hill in the first round of Ontario Baseball Association playoffs dropped a 23-6 verdict to Emeryville Monday afternoon but the final decision of the game may not be known until later in the week, The Crediton club filed a protest with the OBA Tuesday afternoon on the grounds the umpires in charge of the game were not able to produce OBA cards according to regulations. After a sixth inning dispute when the base umpire failed to make any ruling on a Crediton appeal when an Emeryville runner apparently failed to touch second base a request was made. They were asked for their cards by Creditor' coach Joe Regier but were able to produce only proof from the Windsor Umpire Association. The two in question are registered with the OBA but failed to give any reason why they did not, have cards. Subsection 7 Of the section on umpires in the OBA constitution and by-laws states that umpires must show their cards to the coaches of both clubs and the convener when requested to do so. VG TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 While the Creditor" protest gives the facts leading up to the incident it is based solely on the failure to produce umpiring cards. The bases were loaded at the time and the player that ap- parently missed second base hit a home rim making the score 14-6 for Emeryville. The second game of the series is set for the Crediton park at two o'clock Saturday afternoon with a third if necessary slated for Sunday afternoon, also in Crediton. An 013A convener said early this week that no further games would be played until the protest matter is cleared up but that it is expected to be done within the next few days allowing the series to continue. The Crediton club reached the second OBA round by downing Poplar Hill 8-5, Saturday af- ternoon in the third and deciding game of a best-of-three series, Stay close early In the first game against Emeryville which was played in Tecumseh due to heavy rains in Emeryville, the Crediton club stayed in contention for the first Ken D. Bowes MANAGER 235-0530 five innings. Each team scored twice in the first inning and Crediton was in front 6-4 at the halfway point in the game. Bits by Rodger Finkbeiner and Ron Smith scored the first two Crediton runs. In the third it was singles by Finkbeiner and Larry Clarke that produced two more Crediton scores, Their final runs came in the fifth with hits by FinlOreiner, Eugene Glavin and Kevin I3estard providing the power. Win in eighth In the deciding game against Poplar Hill it was a four run Crediton uprising in the top of the eighth that provided the 8-5 margin of victory. Larry Clarke doubled and Eugene Glavin, Ron Bowers and Ron Smith produced singles to score the four runs. Consecutive singles by Howard Schenk, Rodger Finkbeiner and Ron Smith sent the first Crediton run home in the fourth and two more were plated in the seventh with Clarke, Smith and Eugene Glavin delivering singles. The final Crediton run came in the ninth as the result of Kevin Bestard's single. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE * THE '71 MGB SPORTS CAR OVERDRIVE IS AVAILABLE • White Only In Stock NOW SHOWING • * 3500 S ROVER London Life to dinner Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hodgins and Mark were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gee, London, Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Marlene and Gwen returned home Friday from a three week visit to the western provinces. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire and Bill holidayed during last week at Sauble Beach with Mrs. Jas. Kinkade. MINI 1000 NOW AVAILABLE 4( The Brand New '71 AUSTIN 1300 AMERICAN All New Shades 4 1971 MGB, chrome discs, hardtop, white in color 1966 METEOR, 2-door hardtop, automatic, 390 V-8, power brakes and steering, vinyl top, radio (privately owned), K38392 1965 PLYMOUTH 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic 1964 MGB, new tires, radio 1964 FORD CUSTOM 500 4-door, radio, automatic, never licensed in 1971, M.F. Sticker on windshield H 6239 McGillivray loop reaches playoffs The regular schedule in the McGillivray township fastball league has been completed and the St. Peters Saints finished in first place. The Saints will meet third place finishing Shipka in a best-of-five semi-final series with games slated for the McGillivray park at Lieury on September 9, 13 and 16. Mount Carmel ended in second spot and will face West McGillivray who placed fourth. The first three games of a similar five game series will be played September 8, 10 and 15. Mr. & Mrs. Orville Davies and boys, Guelph, and Mr. & Mrs. Joe Stefaniuk, Galt, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman visited Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. Geo Pullman, at Seaforth Hospital, Mrs. Margery Morley, also Mrs. Edith Jermyn and Mrs. Austin Hobbs, Granton, called on Miss Maggie Jermyn, Friday at the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Ethel Squire, Gran- ton, spent the weekend with relatives at Detroit and Troy, Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson were Saturday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Pat Moffat, London. Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans attended the funeral of the late Alfonsos Zemitis, Dashwood, Monday. Weekend guests at the Beitans home were Mr. & Mrs. T. Berzins and family and Mr. & Mrs. A. Jurkans all of London, Mr. & Mrs. E. Ferguson were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wilma Gowan and Murray, Thorndale. Don Neil entertained his 4-11 sponsor, Mr. Fowler, of the Rec ball — Continued from Page 6 Thursday night allowed only four hits. Bob Parsons and Frank Boyle singled to send the first Dash- wood run home in the fourth and Parsons singled again in the sixth for the other marker for the losers. Carl Butson singled to open the DIL seventh for the only other safety given up by Hogg. Custom opened with two runs in the first when Rick McDonald walked, Doug Dalrymple singled and both came home on Tom Dalrymple's double. Four Custom scores came across in the second with singles by Chuck and Doug Dalrymple, Rick McDonald and Carl Mills providing the power. Fred Wells walked and scored a lone run in the third. In the fourth singles by McDonald, Tom Dalrymple, Randy Tiernan and Bryan Hogg produced another four run rally for the winners. The final three runs came in the fifth with singles by Chuck and Doug Dalrymple and Mills doing the damage. Ten big runs The Dufferin Hotel scored 10 runs in the first inning Thursday as they trounced Grand Bend 19-5 to take their semi-final series in the "B" division. Bob Pinter, Bob Nadon and Lloyd Mathers each scored twice in the first inning while Don Appleby, Don Boudreau, Bob Hodgins and Rolph each scored one run, Dufferin added five more runs in the fourth and finished off with one run in the fifth and three more in the sixth. Barry Clarke scored the first Grand Bend run in the opening inning while Dick Coulter and Ron Crown came home in the second and Dan Dalton and John Payne tallied in the third. Don Appleby went all the way on the mound for the Dufferin to gain the pitching win. 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Charts were used in explanation of maximum level of surcharge, tariff quotas, Imports, which are duty free at this time are not liable for sur- charge. He concluded by saying, "A very bad situation for agriculture, our government will try to get some concessions to Canada on these particular tariffs." The Huron Survey paper will again be published this year under a new name "Federation Survey", Annual meeting was set for Wednesday, November 17 at Clinton Legion beginning with a turkey banquet at 12 noon. The executive committee is in charge of the speaker. Buy with Confidence Dobbs Motors Ltd. • • E-- _- P- Drive with Confidence lo ?.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111P = = T.-- '-'-- s.-- E.--. F-•-. ri. E.--. 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