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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-07-25, Page 7Tirnes4dyocate,.4-vly 24, 1974 ?Rye 7 Shop At Wilson's jewellery 413 Main .Exeter PLEASING YOU — -PLEASES US' LOTS OF OTHER GOOD USED CARS 4 Super Low-Mileage Show-Pieces Factory Air Conditioning! 26,037 Miles 1973 PLYMOUTH SEBRING PLUS 2-door hardtop, fully equipped including factory air conditioning and power win- dows. Very sharp, Licence CRX488 Absolutely Immaculate 25,069 Miles 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY III 2-door hardtop, fully equipped. One owner cat, lady driven since new. Must be seen! Licence DU0822 Very Sharp Little Car! 35,293 Miles 1971 PINTO 2-DOOR RUNABOUT Racy bucket seats and 4- speed, For the young at heart. Licence COH053 Truly Outstanding Pickup 17,587 Miles 1071 DODGE 0100 Y2-TON pickup, 6 cylinder. A local one- owner that must be seen to be appreciated, Just like buying a new truck. Licence 041400 Hurry and have et look! trades welcome and terms of course ON THE SPOT FINANCING Thompson-Warner MOTORS LTD. GRAND BEND 238-2391 "Nice People To Deal With" f A Plymouth [CHRISIE1L1 FALB/SERVICE' HODGINS AUTO SALES 1970, METEOR 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, Licence HDA601. Asking $1195 1969 CHEV IMPALA 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence DEH427. Asking $1295 1969 AUSTIN AMERICAN 2-door standard. Licence DAG101. Asking $695. 1968 FORD XL 2-door' hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Licence CMN089. Ask- ing $895, 1968 TORINO GT converti- ble, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Licence CXV478, Ask- ing $1196. 1966 CHEVELLE 4-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, Licence DFU616. Asking $695 MAIN St CF EDItON PHONE 234,6382 Ten young athletes presently working out at Huron Park hope they can follow in the footsteps of Al Sims. Sims, as readers may recall, attended the special sessions of the Huron Hockey School last summer and then went on to win a spot on the Boston Bruin defence with a chap named Bobby Orr. That gained some valuable recognition for the Huron Hockey School and this year 10 young professional players are at- tending special sessions this Keen races for bowlers 'Keen competition marked the week's play at the Exeter lawn bowling green. With several rinks in action, none managed to come up with double victories in ,the ,three evenings. ' Ruth Willowby took Thursday night's title with two wins, a plus of 15 and aggregate of 22. Clarence Down and Gertrude Hamilton were close behind with two wins and a plus of 12, with Down taking the second spot with an aggregate of 25 compared to 20 for Mrs. Hamilton. Mable Skinner, Harold Simp- son and Bill Etherington followed in that order, with all three posting a pair of victories, Cam Chapman walked off with the honors Saturday night with two wins, a plus of 20 and aggregate of 32 while Herb Willowby was second with a pair of victories, a plus of 19 and aggregate of 27. Rinks skipped by Edna Caldwell, Marg Wein, Harold Simpson and Edith Love followed the leaders, with all of them posting two wins as well. Charles Hendy emerged vic- torious in Tuesday's action with two wins, a plus of 14 and an aggregate of 24. Alvin Pym and Beryl Elgie were tied behind the leader with identical scores of two wins, plus 'of 12 and aggregate of 27, Following them in order were Bob Elgie, Tom Yellow, Kay Snelgrove, Nelson Squire, Stella Taylor and Olive Harvey, Larry Has Chopped Prices During His UMMER $ALE Hurry Down & Reap The Benefits FULL SIZE CARS 1972 FORD LTD 4-door, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, electric defogger, vinyl top. 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Licence FHS955 '2395 '2995 '2395 '2695 '2695 9795 '2195 $2395 1550 UNCERTIFIED BUYS 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 4-speed and radio. Licence DFY546 $ 595 $ 695 1972 VEGA hatchback, 2300 cc, 4-cylinder, 4- speed, transmission, radio, Licence CNN740. $2195 -Tut timit ituttittitimittilittititutititia tutitt PICK UP A '74 CAR or TRUCK TODAY . . Beat the substantial increases on 9,5 models emaittimittutimumummitinummth Remember Sense Do See Snider's Remernbet . 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For Better Gas Mileage We Have For Sale One Ladies' Bicycle NEW CARS IN STOCK • Green MGB • Autumn Gold MGB South End Service EXETER 235.2322 Open Evenings By Appointment Complete Line of Now In Stock Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter 235-0800 Our store is big enough to serve your needs . . but small enough to be friendly. Exeter squirts continued their winning ways by beating the visiting Goderich team by 4 goals to nil, Saturday, Andrew Winters led the scoring with another three-goal per- formance. Joey Martens, who played a strong game, notched the other Exeter goal. Len* Dietrich, David Mid- dleton, Julian 13a11, Danny Morley, Qibby Dow, Jeff Pfaff and John Wooden also turned in strong performances for the Exeter team, Seaforth wins 4.1 A poor first half left Exeter Atoms four goals in arrears. Ail four goals were conceded as a result of defensive errors. Some strong words from the coach at half time, together with some positional changes, pulled the team together in the second half, However, the odds were too great and it was left to Chris Van Gerwen to notch Exeter's single goal. Exeter's forward lire of Bradley Kernick, John Osgood, Jonathan Melhuish, Ted Oke and Chris Van Gerwen all played a strong consistent game. Centennials lose 9-1 Exeter was unlucky to draw Marconi in the first round of the Labatt's achievement award, The intercity league teams are obviously playing in a different class of competition than lowly 3rd division London league, Exeter. However in spite of being outclassed, Exeter put up their most spirited display of the year.. Any 3rd division team that can score 2 goals, one disallowed for somewhat dubious reasons, against Marconi can't be all bad. The first half saw Exeter with one man short hold the intercity team to a 5-1 score with a fine goal from Bernie Beasley. The second half was as hard fought as the first with Exeter up to strength and at times making good attacking plays on the Marconi game. Tim Stover in the Exeter goal put on a fantastic display of aerial acrobatics in making many outstanding saves from the Marconi shooters. John Muller and Al Hern combined well in attack and Bill Smits at full back played out- standingly. If you want children to im- prove, let them overhear the nice things you say about them to others. Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER Easiest way to clean your car's vinyl upholstery is with baking soda-and-water solution, and a soft brush or sponge. Do your driving during off- hours when you can. You'll save on gas gulping, stop and start driving, An extra gasoline tank install- ed in your car can turn it into a "mobile firebomb" according to Leonard M. Ring, president of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. His professional opinion; DON'T. Many American made cars have metric components. Foreign-made cars, of course, have had them all along. The first known woman driver in the US was Genevra Delphine Mudge, who drove an electric -powered car in New York in 1898, She, at least, must have been spared those "woman-driver" jokes. . * 1 More and More women drivers are making big decisions at 'Larry Sniders - and not just about upholstery colors, either. We salute their know-howl Lorry Snider MOTORS LIMITEb VOTER 36S.1e4e LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford beater Drive in soon! Soccer minors split, seniors over-matched VP' 14010M HOCKEY SCHOOL to Maple Leafs; Mike Kelly, St. Louis Blues; Allan Hengelsven, New England Whalers; Ed Kenty, St, Louis; Bill Murray, St. Louis; John Wen- sink, St, Louis; Jun Bar, New England; Carlo Torresan, New York Islanders; Gary Jaquith, Boston Bruins; Ron Mason, instructor. T-A photo In addition to the 10 professional, the school is this week hosting 32 junior and midget players, Mason advised that about 350 boys are expected to follow in the upcoming five weeks. "We hope to expand the school to eight weeks next year," he reported, noting its continued popularity. As usual, kids from across North America have registered, many of them repeating from previous years and bringing friends with them. A number of area hockey players have also registered for the school, which is now recognized as one of the leading hockey instruction setups in North America. During the coming winter season, TV fans may see some of the school on Hockey Night in Canada. A television crew visited the school yesterday and today to record a feature. PROS AT HOCKEY SCHOOL — Ten young professional hockey players are tuning their skills at the Huron Hockey School this week in hope they con land a job in the NHL or WHL this season. One of the graduates of a similar session last year was Al Sims of the Boston Bruins. From the left are instructor Bill Mahoney, have Williams, Toron- week to polish their skills. School directors Bill Mahoney and Ron Mason told the T-A this week that they work basically on fundamental skills with the young players and place special emphasis on skating. The pros, who are mainly graduating junior or college players, hit the ice three times a day, After their first two sessions they are shown video tapes pointing up their weaknesses. The final session, staged at 7:30 p.m., sees the 10 line up against each other in a strenuous scrimmage. While most of the names won't be familiar to area hockey fans, they hope that will change when the present season gets underway in the NHL and WHL, Among the young hopefuls is Dave Williams, a second round draft choice of the Toronto Maple Leafs from Swift Current. Another of the players is Jun Bar, who has been sent to the school by the New England Whalers. He's, from Gals continue • • winning ways The Exeter Greys continued their winning ways this week, demolishing Kirkton by a '47-9 count and polishing off Fullarton 8-2. In the win over Kirkton, the Greys scored 18.runs in the first three innings and went hog-wild in the fourth to send 14 runners across the plate to take a 32-0 lead before Kirkton managed to get on the score sheet. Lea DeJong and Marie Tiernan shared the pitching duties for the winners. Against Fullerton, the locals scored five times in the fourth frame and Lea DeJong pounded out a long home run in the sixth to cap the scoring, • Rural • Industrial • Residential • Wane Central Vacuuming , FREE ESTIMATES Call Exeter 235-0909 Pezdottaely seketed • QUALITY and GUARANTEED 1973 TRIUMPH 750, 1600 miles. Licence 32619MC $1200 1973 PINTO Stationwagon, automatic transmission, radio. 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The latter attended last year's session at Huron Park and spent the season with the Rochester Americans, Swimmers pass tests By DONNA DOIDGE We did it again! The Exeter Swim Team was once again victorious in a swim meet held in Wingham on Saturday. The Exeter club received many firsts and defeated teams from ,Wingham, Listowel,'Hanover and Walkerton. The team is working extremely hard and hopes to clutch another first in Listowel on Saturday. Red Cross exam day was most successful at the pool on Friday. Those receiving awards were: Juniors: David Underwood, Deb Waldeck, Brenda Pinder, Peter Tuckey, Cindy Down, Brenda Balentine, Tom Raymond, Shawn Wraight, Patricia MacDougal, Lisa Lip- pert, Catherine Lamont, Maja Gans, Barb Wein, Karen Hart, Tammy Turner, Annette Brander,horst, and Paul Wareing. Intermediates: Steven Wells, Brenda Pincombe, Ian Sweet, Marylou Thompson, Janice MacDonald. Seniors: Lynn Brooks, Doug Raymond, Patti Lou Down, Steven Horn and Cindy Horn. The adult swim hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30-9:30 p.m. Hope to follow example of Al Sims Ten pros polish skills at Huron Park Dobbs Motors Ltd. PHONE 235-1800 • • -A ti