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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-06-13, Page 7WAGONS 1969 LTD SQUIRE WAGON 6 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, power brakes, steel belted tires. Licence FHS955 '1745 TRUCKS 1971 FORD BRONCO 4-wheel drive, 302 V-8, standard transmission. Licence C26082 '2395 1973 FORD PICKUP 8 cylinder. Licence C39867 '2195 Performance Special 1970 TORINO COBRA-JET V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steer- ing, 429 V-8, Licence DFZ767 '1995 Hurry . . They're Going Fast Check Over Our Stock of '74 MODELS We Have One Just Right For YOU 4 CHECK THESE OVER TODAY 1972 MERCURY 2-door hardtop, I'm tired of looking at it. Licence FKD254 1972 CHEV IMPALA 4-door, V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steer- ing. Licence DFW518 1969 FORD Custom 500 4-door, V-8, automatic, power brakes and steering. Licence DFV915 1972 GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence DFU102 1966 BUICK 4-door V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, extra clean. Licence D.11,952 1971 MAVERICK 2-door, 6 cylinder automatic, radio. Licence FKH442 1967 DODGE DART 4doot, slant 6 automatic, radio, Licence CZH586 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK, 4 cylinder. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 4-speed radio. Licence DFY546 '2795 '2795 '1695 '2595 995 '2095 775 '2295 995 ECONOMY CARS This Week's Extra Specials 1974 PINTO STATIQNWAGON,t 295 1974 PINTO 2-door, 2300 c.c, 1 automatic, radio, value package, rust# automatic, radio, value option proofed, 8,000 miles. Licence DEZ808 package, 8,000 miles. Licence DFZ585 2900 We Need Good USED CARS and TRUCKS Trade Up To A New Ford Today Remember It's Sense To See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS EXETER 235.164.0 LIMITED LONDON 227-41q1 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturday Until 6:00 USED CARS 1969 AUSTIN 1800, automatic. Licence DHJ361 1969 CORTINA GT, 4 cylinder. Licence DFZ055 1969 FORD 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, radio. Licence DFV170 1969 DODGE CORONET 500 2-door hardtop, 318 V- 8 automatic, radio. 1970 SUNBEAM ALPINE GT, radio, tape deck. Licence CYN270 1970 TOYOTA COROLLA 2-door. Licence FRK873 1970 FIAT SPORTS 850. Licence DHL052 1967 METEOR 4-door sedan, automatic, V-8. Licence DFW489 1969 BUICK RIVIERA 2- door hardtop, radio, chrome wheels, Michelin tires, and everything on it but the kitchen sink. Licence CNV866. for Better Gas Mileage We Have For Sale One Ladies' Bicycle COMING SOON 1971 VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 DATSUN 1600 4-door sedan IN STOCK 1974 DELUXE COMET 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, deluxe in- terior, deluxe exterior South End Service EXETER 235-2322 Open Evenings By Appointment To have top instructors ,torte 130974 page 7 Plan cage camp at Huron Park. EXETER TRACK STARS — Individual winners in the various divisions were declared at the recent Exeter public school track and field meet. From the left are Dave Bogart, Kelly Dobson, Jodi Finnen, Peter Tuckey and Debbie Waldeck. T-A photo INDIVIDUAL WINNERS - Trophies and special prizes were presented Saturday night to the top single, triple and average bowlers of the Ex- eter ladies bowling league. Back, left, Betty Campbell, Norma Coleman and Grace Farquhar. Front, Jo-Anne Cooper, Trudy Stagg and Darlene Bourne. T-A photo For the first time ever a summer basketball camp for girls will be held in southwestern Ontario. This camp is open to any 1974 MAVERICK GRABBER 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, rear defroster, only 5,000 miles. Licence HY0018 $3495 1973 OLDS CUTLASS 4- door sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, power steer- ing, radio, rear defroster, 19,000 miles. Licence FICT392 $3595 1973 PINTO 2-door, automatic, radio, rear defroster. Licence EEC698 '2395 1971 OLDS CUTLASS 2- door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio with tape deck. Licence DDP674. '2495 1971 PINTO 2-door, 4- speed, radio. Licence BJF887 $1695 TRUCKS 1974 GMC 1/2 -ton, V-8, standard, rear step bumper, only 150 miles. Licence T38930 $3595 1973 DODGE Window Van, V-8, auto, radio. Licence B17218 $3595 1973 GMC Van, 6 cylinder, stick shift, radio, 8,000 miles. Licence B97280 $3195 1974 CHEV Window Van, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, only 6,000 miles. Licence B97284 MID-TOWN Auto Sales DOUG ROBBINS EXETER 235-1533 girls, age 12 and over who are interested in playing basketball and improving their skills and will be located at Boron Park. The Huron Park camp will feature highly qualified in- structors, Dr. Sue Higgs, the well known golfer from London, Ontario is camp director. Sue is currently assistant professor and basketball coach at the University of Regina. Marg Curry, a high school Good turnout of bowlers The largest number of lawn bowlers of the season turned out for Tuesday evening's regular jitney with nine performers turning in two victories. A close battle existed for first place with Morley Wadsworth edging Glen McKnight 38-34 after they posted identical scores of two victories and a plus of 20, Wes Watson finished third on the strength of two victories,a plus of 12 and 28 aggregate. Leone Brock placed fourth followed by Harold Simpson, Mabel McKnight, Olive Harvey, Gertrude Hamilton and Russ Snell. Saturday night's results showed Clarence Down besting Cam Chapman, again on the aggregate side of the score after being tied on wins and plus. Lawrence Wein with two wins, a plus of 15 and aggregate of 19 was third and his wife Marg was right behind in fourth spot. Leone Brock was fifth. Mabel McKnight was the first prize winner in Thursday's action with two victories, plus of 9 and 21 aggregate. The runner-up spot went to Charles Bendy with a plus of 2 and aggregate of 19 to go with two wins. Tied for third place were Beth Batten and Gordon Hoggarth. 'a FOLKS ALL KNOW THE PLACE TO CALL, TO GET„ THE BEST "GA501-11. C)F. ALL CLIFF RUSSELL ESSO AGENT RR 3 Dashwood 238-2481 teacher and coach from. Swift Current, Saskatchewan and a member of Canada's national basketball team for many years, will add her expertise to the in- structional staff, Cookie Leach of Windsor, and Jane Peckman of London will also serve as in- structors. Both are presently high school teachers and for- merly intercollegiate players. The camp program features the teaching of the fundamentals of basketball and girls may at- tend for a one, two, or three week period. The first session begins July 28; the second, August 4; and the third, August 11. Girls of all skill levels, beginners through advanced, are urged to attend, as campers will be grouped and instruction modified to the appropriate level of skill. Any girls age 12, through college age are welcome. Although 4-5 hours a day will be basketball instruction, many other varied activities will be included in the camp program. Recreational swimming, tennis, softball, bowling, field hockey and soccer will highlight the evening hours. Camp-fires and sing-songs will also be a popular feature, This is a great opportunity for girls to receive expert instruction in basketball and enjoy a fun camp experience. All girls in- terested are urged to register early. For registration and further information please write to BEST AT USBORNE The annual frock and field meet was held at Usborne Central school recently and champions of the various divisions named. Back, left, Greg Prout, Peter Wonnacott and Brad ley Cann. Front, Margaret Pym, Kelly Kernick and Dorothy Box. Huron Basketball School, Bum Park, or call 228-6863. Usborne league gets underway The Kirkton and district slow pitch softball league got un- derway this week with four teams seeing action. League director Bill Morley released the following schedule with the notation to players that the Expos are team 1, the Royals are No, 2, Cardinals 3 and Tigers are 4. Doubleheaders will be held each Thursday night at Kirkton with the first two teams men- tioned playing at 7 p.m. and the other two at 9 p.m. JUNE 13 Royals vs Cardinals Expos vs Tigers 20 Expos vs Cardinals Royals vs Tigers 27 Cardinals vs Tigers Expos vs Royals JULY 4 Expos vs Tigers Royals vs Cardinals 11 Royals vs Tigers Expos vs Cardinals 18 Expos vs Royals Cardinals vs Tigers 25 Royals vs Cardinals Expos vs Tigers AUGUST 1 Expos vs Cardinals Royals vs Tigers NOTICE Second Payment 1974 Taxes Due June 15 1974 Eric Carscadclert Clerk • • ow m PI 01 Tigers start H-P Friday The Dashwood Tigers make their first start in the Huron- Perth intermediate baseball league Friday night. The Tigers made op of a mixture of veterans and untried rookies will take the field at Dashwood Community Park at 8 p,m. with Thorndale supplying the opposition. George Tiernan will be nan- dling the managerial duties with help from two of the players Bill Schade and Bob Hoffman. Also assisting will be Doug Riddell. The mainstay of the pitching staff is expected to be righthander Bill Schade and a pair of southpaws Jim Guenther and Dave Ratz. Expected back are Jim Hoff- man, Bud Desjardine, Pete Ravelle and Gary Hartman to mention only a few. Manager Tiernan said this week, "don't be surprised if we come up with a surprise bat- tery." Exeter youngsters tired. Leading the Exeter team on the offensive were Paul Van Gerwen and Graham Harris. In the atom division, Exeter lost 2-0 to the Seaforth Olympics. The locals missed an open goal and a penalty shot and stayed on even terms with their opposition as far as territorial play was concerned. Seaforth turned in a better positional game. The Exeter club again received excellent goal tending from Peter Dearing. BY LARRY SNIDER If engine keeps overheating in traffic, check the radiator cap pressure. The cap may be in- effective, allowing bail-off. 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Saturday, the Exeter squirts scored a resounding 6-0 win over the Seaforth Dukes. Andrew Winters and Julian Ball each turned in hat trick performances to clinch the well deserved vic- tory. In Goderich, the Exeter mosquitoes fought back from an early deficit and gained a 2-2 draw. Richard Helm and Peter Parsons were the Exeter goal getters. Turning in strong per- formances on the Exeter attack were Doug Willard and Doug Brooks. A short handed Exeter pee wee crew gave a good account of themselves as they dropped a 3-0 decision to Goderich. Sandy Markus in goal was sensational making great stop after stop to keep his club in the game. Goderich scored three times in the second half as the THE ( gie itifittg SAYS Now in Stratford I DB provides financing by loans or by equity invest- ments to almost all types of businesses which are unable to obtain financial assistance from other sources on reasonable terms and conditions. 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