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Licence DEW554 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, licence DON772 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 4-doo! sedan, V- 8, automatic, power brakes, pov4er;!steering. 1968 FORD 10-passenger country sedan wagon, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, 32,000 miles. 1968 FAIRLANE 2 door hariltop, 6, automatic, licence DFU215 1967 FALCON SPORT COUPE V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, licence DFY798 '2495 '2095 '1650 "1595 1695 9695 '1395 995 TRUCKS 1962 INTERNATIONAL 3 ton with 14' steel body Licence P39551 1500 Remember ... It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9,00 Saturdays On trl 6.00 Tigers bow out LADDIES OR LADIES — The parents of the minor soccer teams at Huron Park participated in an exhibition match Saturday. fn the above picture the fathers are shown in some interesting disguises. Frank Dubarry holds the ball. From the left are Sammy Dancarl, Norm Tripp, Gord Rook, Mike Underhill, Scotty Kennedy, Fon Wells, Tony Jones, Scotty Salvona Sr. and John Russell, T-A photo UCW opens fall season, former residentp asses Parkhill and is in residence at her apartment. Mr. & Mrs. H. Rosch and family spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Keep, Hyde Park. Andy Robertson will be at- tending Fanshawe College this term. Rachel Rosch, Perry Cun- ningham and Shannon Feke are some of the children starting kindergarten from Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Lewis and Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle spent last week holidaying . They caught the ferry at Tobermory and spent two days on Manitoulin Island driving from South Bay Mouth to Meldrum Bay, from there they drove to Hanora where Don Abbott's live. Don and Audrey were able to point out many beauty spots on the Island . Peace and quiet are bountiful and beauty knows no bounds. They returned home via Little Current, Sudbury and visited with Mrs. C. Shoebottom, Mrs. Ernie Lewis and Mrs. Edie Nickles London Continued from Page 6 The score remained unchanged until the fifth when Tupperyille pushed across a single score and they carne back with a trio of runs in the next frame, Dashwoptl managed two more runs in the last of the sixth and edged in front 7-6. Singles by Pete Ravelle and Rick Bowers along With an opposing error and a couple of ground-outs allowed the two Tiger tallies, Don Park's two run homer in 14 the top of the seventh put his club it) front 8-7 and they were neverheaded.Park's homerin the eighth, this time good for three runs put Tupperville ahead 11-7. In the Dashwood eighth a long drive from the bat of Rick Bowers near the fence in centre field was dropped to start a Dash- wood rally with one out. Bob Hoffman followed with a single to chase Bowers home and lower the Dashwopd deficit to only three runs. The next batter Brian Bestard drew a walk and John Hayter Steer This Way BY ' LARRY SNIDER According to a recent study, it takes about 15 minutes for a driver's eyes to become com- pletely accustomed to darkness. * Clean seat belts with soap and water. Strong cleaners can weaken the webbing. A light ticking noise, most noticeable when accelerating with a cold engine, usually in- , dicates a worn or loose manifold heat control valve. Improperly balanced wheels can reduce the life of your tires 25% The first steam engine could run at 2 1/2 miles per hour, but it had to stop every hundred feet to make steam. Iv * See what's been invented since) Our fine cars go for old-fashioned prices at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon I slashed, a single through the infield to score Hoffman and the score was 11..e, The four run Tupperville outburst in the ninth culminated by the home run by Eves pretty well sunk the Dashwooci The Tigers mounted a slim rally in their last turn at the plate but could score only once. Jim Guenther went to second as the Tupperville third baseman muffed a sharp ground ball down the line. Gary Hartman singled to score Guenther but the next two Dashwood batters were retired to end the ball game and the season. Norm Oxley went the distance on the. Tupperville mound to pick up his second straight series victory. Veteran southpaw Dave Ratz started for Dashwood. He ran into trouble in the sixth and was relieved by right hander Bill Schade, Before making his first pitch to the plate, Schade picked a Tupperville runner off third base for the second out of the inning. The next two batters reached base on a walk and by being hit and Tom Eves singled to score both runners. At this point Jim Guenther who started catching went to the mound to switch places with Schade. Guenther struck out the first man he faced to end the inning. Guenther continued to pitch the last three innings and was combed for three home runs in addition to giving up four walks. Family entertains for 80th birthday By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer and family entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Roy Switzer's 80th birthday. Those attending were: Mrs. Olive Langtree and Nor- man, Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Ray Switzer and family Base Line ;Mr. & Mrs, Jerry Wallis, Whalen, and Ivan Jones, Flint, Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Hirman Hanna entertained Saturday in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr, & Mrs, Bill Rohde. Guests were Mr, & Mrs. Clayton Hanna, London; Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shier, Kirk ton; Mrs. Wm, Thomson, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gar- tenburg, Woodham and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Rohde, Thames Road. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Marshall and Linda visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Marshall, Heather and Robert of Kitchener on the occasion of Roberth second birth- , ' day. Ivan Jones Flint Michigan has been a visitor for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Switzer. Mr. & Mrs. John McCormick and Mrs, George Hall spent the holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Hanniman and family, Renfrew. Mr. & Mrs, Harold Loughleen, Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Albert Brickelt By MRS. DAVI p KESTLE Clandeboye UCW opened the fall season with a meeting in the church school Tuesday. Five members were present, Mrs. Millson was hostess and Mrs. Macintosh took the study book, "Canadians at Work in India," Aggie Northgrave made a quilt and the church was painted for which the UCW took the bill. H. (SHORTY) GILBERT H. (Shorty) Gilbert of Alma passed away at Fergus Hospital recently. He had been ill for some time. He was a former resident of this area and moved to Alma about 25 years ago. He was the father of Mrs. Arnold (Lucille) Blake; Harvey, London; Jack, Vancouver; Mrs. A. (Vivian) Cunningham, (predeceased); Shirley, Guelph; Peter, Acton; Mrs. June Vanoff; Tom, Windsor; Bill, Alma and Carol, B.C. Three sisters, Mrs. Billy Tweedle, Mrs. Emerson Glen, Ailsa Craig; and Mrs. Alton By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY George Ryan has returned home to his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Ryan after spending the past two months in Vancouver with Mr. & Mrs. Don Ferguson and boys. George is going to attend Fanshawe College. Paul Masse died suddenly last Wednesday in Hotel Dieu Hospital Windsor, with burial there Saturday. Until recently he had been staying with his daughter, Mrs. Hubert Carey. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thompson and Tracy moved to their new farm, formerly owned by Garnet Hodgins. Mrs. Helen Loos, Sarnia and Mr, & Mrs. Jack Pearson and family, London each spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman and boys, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan. Mr. & Mrs, Tom Butters, Kingston spent the weekend with the tatter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan and family. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Clare Rock and family, Wallaceburg. Times-Advacate,'Septembex 6, 1973 Page 7 Rader picnic discontinued" funds donated to charity By MRS, IRVIN RDAAOSEHR Mrs. Mary Weber spent a few W D days last week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr, & Mrs. Eric Eagleson, Little Current, Manitoulin Island. Dianne's two aunts, Mrs. Lyle Steeper, Corbez and Mrs. Gordon Eagleson Southampton,re. accompanied her the Jordan Guy, Denfield, spent a fee, wvszwi s. days Mrs. Bruce R Rev, & Mrs. Frank Morgret and family flew from Toronto to Beach Park Clinton, Connecticut, where they visited with Mrs. Morgret's mother and father, Mr. & Mrs, Ernest Davis, as well as USED CARS 1973 MGB in stock, Harvest Gold somminimme ANIL teal blue, in stock 1973 MINI'S white, blaze, 1973 PINTO Squire Wagon, Personals automatic, radio, rear Mrs. Ruthanne deNiet, defogger, tinted glass, roof Willowdale and Sharon Rader, rack, One owner, 6,000 London, have returned home miles. Licence FKA324. after spending a week with their $3195.00 parents, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rader and 1972 MUSTANG 6 cylinder baby, Tammy, are spending automatic, radio and tape some time with their parents, Mr. player. One owner, 15,000 & Mrs. Alphonse Grenier and Mr, miles. Licence AWS727 & Mrs. Elgin Rader in the $2995.00 process of moving to Goderich, Cathy Grenier, Burlington, 1972 CHRYSLER Royal 4- spent the weekend with Mr. & door hardtop, power steer- ' ing, brakes & windows, air Mrs. Alphonse Grenier. The 4-H leaders, Mrs. Ray conditioning, vinyl top. Licence BYA363 $3595.00 Rader, Mrs. Earl Keller, Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs. Stuart 1971 RAMBLER Am- Wolfe attended the leaders bassador 4-door, V-8 training school in Exeter last automatic, power steering, week for the fall club, "A World power brakes, radio, air con- of Food in Canada". Any girl who ditioning. One owner, 40,- was 12 by September 1 may join. 0 0 0 miles. Licence Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Mason and DFU55 8 $2195.00 family who sold their farm to Andy Wieckowski have taken up residence in the Lyle Steeper house until their new home in Dashwood is completed. who had been visiting Mrs. DOUG ROBBINS Shoebottom near Parry Sound. EXETER 235-1533 Mr. & Mrs. Dan 'Rogers and Lorne are spending two weeks in the Maritimes visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Peterson who lived in Clandeboye. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Reddick and Guy are staying with Lucille and Arnold Blake for a week or so until their home in Lucan is vacated. Isaac, Lucan also survive. Interment was in Elora Cemetery on his 73rd birthday. Personals Mr. & Mrs. A. Blake, Mr. & Mrs. K. Simpson, Mrs. Pete Shipley and Mr. & Mrs. W. Reddick, were in Elora Saturday attending the funeral of Mr, H.' Gilbert. Theresa and Monica McCarthy spent the long weekend with Mrs. Ethel Donaldspn. Many former residents and relatives returned to the annual decoration day services at the St. James Cemetery. Rev,'Madden and Rev. Carson were in charge. Bob Donaldson and family visited with Mrs. E, Donaldson Monday. George Robertson landed in Toronto Monday from a rewarding summer spent in the eastern hemisphere. He visited Thailand where he spent a most enjoyable time, learning customs, to love the people and to understand their needs. George will be leaving for Caronport, Saskatchewan to begin his studies at Briarcrest Bible Institute. June Henry and Judy will be leading Clandeboye No. 1 4-II 'club; Eleanor Kestle and Aggi Groenewegen for club 2; Maria Vogels and Karen De Jong for club 3. Any girl 12 years old by September who wishes to take Creative Block Printing get in .touch with the club leaders by September 15. United Church Services will recommence Sunday with the new minister, Rev. Madden in the pulpit, Darlene and Carol Carter, Stratford visited the CNE, Toronto over the holiday weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hancock and family brought Cindy Donaldson home from holidaying in London. Christine Eveleigh and Ellen called Monday to see Ethel Donaldson. Mrs. Ruth Mains, London enjoyed the long weekend in Clandeboye with her sister-in-law Mrs. M. J, Simpson. Dennis Little London has taken up residence in the trailer behind Carter's store, Jane Kirkpatrick, Toronto has resumed her teaching duties at Fall Fair set to go The month of September is fall fair month with Exeter Fair scheduled for September 21 and 22. An interesting program is planned for Friday night, Anyone interested in entering the Beauty Queen contest should contact Jerry MacLean. New prizes are being added this year. The Baby Show will be held as usual and all interested mothers should contact Garnet Hicks for information. Further particulars will be in next week's issue. Field Crop competitions in barley and white beans have been judged and results will be an- nounced later. Competitors are reminded to bring an exhibit to the fair. New features are planned for fair day entertainment, The annual fair dance will be held in the Exeter Legion Hall with one of Western Ontario's leading orchestras. Refreshments will be ' available. Only a limited number of tickets will be sold. Read next week's paper for more Fall Fair news. The final Rader picnic was held at Dashwood Community Centre Sunday, Although guests travelled from Michigan to at- tend, lea of interest forced at- tenders to decide to discontinue it. Funds left in the treasury were donated to the Cancer Society from the Henry Rader family in memory of Mrs, Martha (Rader) Merner, one of the starters of the picnic. President Garnet Weiberg welcomed those present and awarded prizes to Irvin Rader for the birthday prior to September 2; most buttons, Mrs, Ivan Taylor; closest numbers, ladies, Mrs. Harry Hayter and men, Fred Miller; jelly beans in the jar, Sandra Coleman, Robert Wein awarded prizes to the children present, Mrs. Elmer Rader was in charge of the tables. Erma Wein, secretary- treasurer, reported on the last picnic and will record the final one, MID-TOWN Auto Saks raiweerams!..,Sleimeieremmi.er' her sisters and brothers and their children. They enjoyed fishing. and swimming and "cool"nights. 1972 OLDSMOBILE Cut- lass 4-door sedan. Licence DWT938 1969 FORD FAIRLANE Convertible, V-8 automatic, radio, red with white top and interior, Licence DFU575, mileage 56,365 1968 CHEVELLE 2-door hardtop, deluxe, radio, automatic. Licence DFW050 1967 CHEV IMPALA 4- door hardtop, automatic, radio, power steering and power brakes. South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment