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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-09-13, Page 7g �OtI P .K ORINSIAR$ SOCCER MOTHERS --- Members of the Huron Park minor soccer teams watched as their mothers and fathers met in a recent match. The ladies' team is shown above. Back left, Marg Salvona, Thelma Barnes, ramasomai Steer This Way BY ' LARRY SNIDER Jean Jones, Bridgitte Dubarry, Ruth Anne Minderlein, Heather Merryleas and Jackie Salvona. Front, Glena Tripp, Dawn Russell, Diane Wells, Marilyn Moffat and Joan Moffatt. T -A photo to in Keencompetition4 : ; itney tie f r°� econd ' ek For the second consecutive Ott.. A gasoline with too low an oc- tane rating can cause knocking or "pinging", and may damage engine parts. The most important engine sur- faces to be lubricated are the frictional surfaces of the pistons, cylinder walls, main and camshaft bearings, timing gears and valve mechanism. To prevent overheating, have fan belts and hoses checked before going on a trip. Squealing tires may indicate low tire pressure, or a wheel alignment problem. A sinking brake pedal may mean you have a brake fluid leak — have it checked at once. * It may be time'to think about a trade- in. Come see what's new on our lot at Lorry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron Cofmty's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! Check These Buys RIGHT NOW 1973 PINTO Squire Wagon, automatic, radio, rear defogger, tinted glass, roof rack. One owner, 6,000 miles. Licence FKA324. $3195.00 1971 RAMBLER Am- bassador 4 -door, V-8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, air con- ditioning. One owner, 40,- 000 miles. Licence DFU558 $2195.00 1970 PLYMOUTH Fury 11 4 - door sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, rear defogger. Licence DFW663 $1695.00 week, one of the three regular jitneys of the Exeter lawn bowling club ended in a tie. Thursday night, Mabel McKnight and Willis Dorman were deadlocked for the top spot. Charles Hendy was Saturday night's winner while Norma Chapman proved to be best in Tuesday's latest action. Atom soccer club loses by one goal In Huron minor soccer league action Saturday in the atom division Seaforth edged the Exeter Knights 1-0. The only Seaforth goal came on a penalty kick in the last few minutes of play to decide the outcome of an exciting close contest. Exeter goaler Richard Flet- cher turned in an excellent performance in holding the op- position to a single score while captain Bruce Shaw rallied the team time and time again. Other members of the team were fullbacks Robert Smith and Graham Solomon, halfbacks Dale Jones, Edward Willis and Richard Helm, forwards Mike Taylor, Dave Shaw, David Underwood and Mike Brunzlow and able substitutes in John Osgood, Dwayne Selves, Richard Weernink and Jeff Turner, C 9 Cam Chapman followed in third spot with two wins, a plus of 11. and 32 aggregate. Next in the prize line came Edna Caldwell, Morley Wadsorth and Mabel Glenn, In taking Saturday's honours, Charles Hendy compiled a score of two wins, a plus of 20 and 38 aggregate. A record of two wins, a plus of 12 and 27 aggregate allowed Edna Caldwell to take second place. - A family battle was in progress for third place with Wellington Brock edging his wife Leone by a narrow margin. The scores of Mabel McKnight and Willis Dorman in their top spot tie Thursday night were two wins, a plus of 18 and aggregate of 29. Ivan Hill came along in third place on two wins, a plus of 15 and aggregate of 26. Following in order were Lillian Pym, Charles Hendy and Edna Caldwell. Require many yelpers Times -Advocate, September 15, 1973 Pe 7' EMHA executive returns The entire executive of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association was returned at the annual meeting, Wednesday. About 20 enthusiasts attended the meeting. President of the organization is Bev Skinner. Other executive members are: Bob Pooley, vice- president; Bili Batten, secretary; Alvin Willert and Gary Middleton, treasurers. Wayne Pearce was named contact man for the Shamrock league for the coming season and Willert will act in the same capacity for the Junior Hawks. Registration dates for minor hockey were set for September 29 and October 6. Faced with increased ice rental times, the EMHA increased fees this year. Boys in the atom and novice group will pay $10; pee wee, bantam and midget will be $12; and the family plan is $18. A lengthy discussion was held on obtaining coaches, managers, referees and other helpers for the coming season and it was decided to solicit assistance through a newspaper advertisement. The executive was left in charge of naming officials for the various teams and functions of the association, It was agreed to engage the South Huron Referees Association to handle duties again this year. Members were advised that the Shamrock league has been regrouped and the OMHA has put Prices very low at standard sale While attendance was good the prices were low at a sale of standardbred race horses at the Clandeboye area farm of Neil McRann, Thursday. The highest price was $1,300 received by McRann for Ginger Duke, a chestnut filly by Newport Duke. Several horses were not sold due to the low bids being offered. The auctioneers were Tom Robson and Hugh Filson. 11)40 Auto Soles DOUG ROBBINS EXETER 235-1533 oofi Junior reluctantly shuffled out of the house on his first business venture: selling magazine subscriptions. Within 15 minutes he dashed back through the front door, shouting that he'd sold $30 worth of subscriptions. "Wonderful!" exclaimed his mother. "But how did you sell so many so quickly?" "I sold them all to one family," he replied, "Their dog bit me." ... A Small Investment To Protect Big Investment Your Car—New or Used—Regardless Of Make, Should Be Rustproofed NOW Before Winter Sets In. i-Iere's What Our Specialist Does: WINS AT FAIR — The winner of the junior barrel race at the Western Fair horse show was Barbara Parsons of Exeter. Barbara is shown above with Thunder owned by Ray Laing. T -A photo Strathroy back into the loop. Exeter "A" teams will play this season in a league with St. Thomas Major., Lambeth, St. of coaches and managers will volunteer to assist the boys. Names of two categories have been changed this year to bring BEV SKINNER Marys and Strathroy, The EMHA hope to have "B" teams entered in the other division with Lucan, Ilderton, Huron Park, St. Thomas Minor, Dorchester and Belmont. However, the decision on whether to enter second teams will he held in abeyance until it is determined if sufficient numbers Locals win at Western Members of the Exeter Saddle club fared very well in Friday's competitions at the Western Fair in London. Barbara Parsons won the junior barrel race riding Thunder owned by Ray Laing of Granton. She also was the winner of the junior equita tion class and placed third in junior pleasure. Ray Laing won the senior barrel race. Other entrants from the local saddle club who placed were Sharon Black, Bob Parsons, Brad Mousseau, JimRundle, Cathy Leonhardt, Steve Presz- cator and Nelson Bilyea, Expos — Continued from Page 6 Jim Hewitt drew a walk and Rick Schilbe singled to plate Bourne. After another out was made, Bill Farquhar singled to score Schilbe with the fifth run of the inning. In the Exeter sixth, Bill Farquhar singled, Bill Bourne tripled and Barry Baynham doubled to score two runs. In the eighth, pitcher Jim Pfaff blasted a base empty home run to account for the final Expo run. With the Expos leading 9-5 going into the bottom of the ninth inning, they appeared to have a comfortable lead. The Wingharn club quickly changed this. Catcher Wilson doubled to score two runs with one out and the Exeter lead was cut to only two. At this point manager Ken Saxton of the Wingham club arrived at the game after at- tending a town meeting. Saxton, who played in Exeter more than 10 years ago quickly shed a tie and jacket for a baseball uniform and stepped to the plate as a pinch hitter. He wasted little time in blasting the ball over the short right field fence for a ground rule double and one more run. Exeter hurler Jim Pfaff was able to settle down and retired the next two batters to end the game. Although Pfaff was touched for an even dozen hits he recorded 13 strikeouts. In two innings he retired the side on strikes. 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