The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-10, Page 9Tuesday Ladies
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USED CARS
1974 AUSTIN MINI only
10,000 miles, mag wheels,
Michelin tires, bumper bar,
Peco exhaust, gear shift
knob, seat covers, new
paint, Licence DFZ547.
1967 PLYMOUTH Sta-
tionwagon, V-8, automatic,
radio,
1970 CHEV Kingswood
Stationwagon, 6
passenger, 4-door, power
steering, power brakes,
automatic, V-8, tinted
glass, steel belted tires, roof
rack, radio, like new, trailer
hitch, power rear window.
Licence CZ8452,
WANTED!
Good Used
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By Appointillent
PP N. Becker 569 5 15
Bi S. Curtis 600 A 2 11
HG N. Coleman 615 5 21
HD B. Hearn 564 5 20
AH M. Holtzman 632 2 19
'HB A. Goodhew 514 0 3
PS L. Smith 658 7 14
LC G, Obre 499 0 7
PKP D. Riddell 560 7 15
FF P. Morley 521 2 12
MM T. Heywood 566 5 21
Thursday Ladies
MM M. 13runzlow 595 7 7
AC M. Bridges 553 0 12
ST 0. Davis 532 , 5 5
SP S. Weber 588 2 13
BL T. Stagg 632 7 28
SS C. Holtzman 646 0 17
IN H. Triebner 528 0 16
GG M. MacDonald 659 7 14
GY P. Breriton 516 0 15
JS M. Hera 530 7 19
FIH .1, Simpson 739 2 6
AE J. Russell 537 5 16
Men's "A" League
R J. Bell 707 7 14
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TH R. Wood 742 0 12
AL T. Lessard 802 5 7
SP B. Nicol 689 2 6
FL A. Pridham 553 5 7
KI B, Reynolds 701 2 7
DD R. Dickey 758 7 16
SU How. Holtzman 692 0 9
CU 0. Swartzentruber 732 7 17
167 C. Murray 667 0 10
Men's "B" League
FB D, Stuckless 525 5 5
GR ^ S. Dettmer 463 2 2
EF M. Whiting 590 5 7
OE D. Gingerich 593 2 2
SP K. Smith 622 4 11
TA B. Nicol 708 3 10
CP D, Jackson 740 4 16
AJ G. Wilson 785 3 10
BS P. Glover 784 7 16
Huron Pork Minor
Hockey Draw
CANADA-RUSSIA
GAME 1 - 3-3
1. Joe Lawless, 8-247 Durand
Si. Sarnia, Ontario.
Game 2-4.1
1. Janet Graham, Brucefield
2. Walter Tiedemon, Exeter
Game 3 — 5-8
1. Paul Vincent, London
2. Barb Bauder, Huron Park
Game 4 — 5.5
1: Frank Boyle, Huron Park
Game 5 — 2-3
1. Geo. Pryce, Jamaica
2. Janet Graham, Brucefield
Game 6 — 2-5
1. Tony Mattucci, Hay P.O.
2. Frank Boyle, Huron Park
Game 7 — 4-4
1. Peter Sutherland, Huron
Park
Game 8 — 2-3
1. Harvey Hillman, Huron Park
2, Tony Grech, London
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Shop At
Wilson's Jewellery
413 Main St. - Exeter
PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US
Curlers!
Old and New
THE SEASON IS NEAR
For a funfilled winter season, anyone
joy the sociable art of curling.
CONTACT:
can en-
Winston Shapton
Ron Cottrell
Dwayne Tinney
Dorothy Coates
Diane Hackwell
Dorey Finnen
235-0666
235.0811
235-1408
229.6411
235-2646
235-2414
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Wed., Oct. 16, 8 p.m.
New Curler Night
Wed., Oct. 30, 8:30 p.m.
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the following staff appointments
Wilmer "Kelly" Kelly Bob Crawford
SERVICE PARTS
MANAGER MANAGER
"Kelly" has been a member of our staff for over 20
years, while Bob brings 15 years of experience to his new
position, Both men are qualified to look after your parts and
service needs and we invite you to drop inand say hello at
any time.
Let Them Book Your Car For
WINTERIZING
While You're In ...Be sure To See
The '75 Models
FROM CHRYSLER
4-H girls pack suitcases
The third meeting of Hensall I
was held on October 1 at the
United Church. President Nancy
McCurdy opened the meeting
with the 4-H pledge. Seven
members were present to answer
to the roll call which is the type of
reference file they have chosen.
Dues were paid up and various
other business was discussed.
A joint demonstration on
packing suitcases was done.
Home assignments for the next
meeting are to work on record
book and reference'file, also to
find something which you think
would be interesting to discuss at
the next meeting.
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Corner of Highways 4 and 83
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CROSS COUNTRY WINNER — Athletes from South Huron District High School won five of six cross coun-
try races in an invitational meet Tuesday. Lucy Van Esbroeck wears a big smile as she wins the midget girls
division. T-A photo
Baptism, at United Church,
UCWCentralia host meeting
The Talk of the Town!
. . . The 1975 Gran Torino Brougham and the
other Fine Ford Models For '75
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for "Before Reconditioned"
Units
DEALERS
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Come have • • • As We Clear The Used Car Lot
1974 TORINO 2-door hardtop, 302 V-8,
automatic, power steering, 15,000 actual one-
owner miles. Licence DAD1 65
1973 FORD PINTO 2 door 4-speed trap:
2000 c.c. engine, radio, 4 brand new .
Licence BDW778
Original Price $2595.00 Reduced to Clear
1971 TOYOTA COROLLA 1600, 4-speed, radio.
Licence EUK1 43
1970 MAVERICK 2-door, 200 C.I.D. 6 cylinder
engine, automatic, radio, finished in deep bright
yellow with constrasting black vinyl roof. Licence
DDP354
Original Price $1695.00 Reduced to Clear
'3795
`2295
9595
'1549
1970 MONTEGO MX 2-door hardtop, 302 V-8, c 1895
automatic, power steering and power brakes.
Licence DHK269
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$ 995
1895
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1969 CHEV 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic,
power steering. Licence DDC659
1969 MERCURY MARQUIS 4-door hardtop, V-
8 automatic, power steering & brakes, radio.
Licence DHA229
1972 FORD Custom 4-door, V-8 automatic,
power steering, power brakes, 33,000 miles, one
owner. Licence DFU677
1971 TORINO 2-door hardtop, V-8 automatic,
radio. Licence DFK472
1972 ORAN TORINO WAGON 351 V-8
engine, automatic, power steering, power
brakes, radio, power tailgate window, licence
DI-13917
Original Price $2995,00 Reduced to Clear
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1972 GMC Fleetside
pickup, 350 V-8 engine, •
automatic transmission,
rear step bumper, long-arm
West coast mirrors, radio.
Licence C28-184
Reduced to Clear
'2495
1967 FORD F-100 Fleet-
side pickup, 6 cylinder
engine, standard transmis-
sion. Licence C30-561
Before Safety Inspection
150
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1972 IHC 1/2 -ton pickup,
304 V-8 engine, standard
transmission. Licence C19.
633
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UT Default
Friday Mixed.
MI B. Sanders 776 7 22
OC Default 0 5
MA B. Reynolds 576 4 13
CH P. Dorand 724 3 15
LG J. Goldsmith,573 7 16
DS B. Bowerman 517 0 13
Sunday Mixed
UN A, Lovell 627 7 19
AK R. Vanstone 484 2 2
G. Bouwman 722 7 14
BL L. Minderline 535 0 0
FA M. Samis 768 5 24
BB R.A. Luther 611 2 11
MP A. Neal 708 7 24
DO
ON B. Heywood 564
D. McLellan 561
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6
21
CF R. Hippern 648 3 19
Lucan Ladies
SP Joyce Sovereign 720 7 14
HH M. Elson 484 7 12
RO L. Morley 530 4 9
CO S. Wilcox 554 7 9
DA M. Young 616. 3 8
IS M. Jefferies 508 0 7
FS L. Sutherland 525 7 7
J. Van Geel 627 5 5 CA B. Hickson 434 0 5
RA M. Parnell 502 2 4
GE J. Gwalchmai 481 0 2
HT L. Abell 474 0
Girl cagers
break even
By TERESA ONDREJICKA
Two games were played in girls
basketball last week. Tuesday
Stratford Central was here for a
double header which saw South
Huron girls go down to defeat.
In the junior game they
doubled up on us 70-35. In a fast
playing game Deb Riddell came
up on top with 12 points, Lynne
Brooks, Cathy Wooden and Kelly
Gaiser tripled with six a piece.
Jill Tuckey and Tammy Pryde
singled with one.
The senior team was beaten 55-
37. Deb Wooden basketed 16,
while Val Sweet tucked in 12, Gail
Fuller passed in seven and Marie
Jarvis singled with one.
Thursday we met Wingham at
home and came up with double
winners.
The juniors won 42-26 in a game
that was well played and showed
much improvement in shooting.
Tammy Baker came up with 10,
Jill Tuckey with 7, Lynne Brooks,
threw in five, Deb Riddell, Patsy
Randall, Jane Smith and Kelly
Gaiser each helped with four,
Janet Pryde and Helen Brand
managed two a piece,
The seniors narrowly edged
Wingham 35-27. Val Sweet and
Deb Wooden scored 12 points a
piece, Gail Fuller had nine, and
Gayle Ecker two.
The teams are improving and
are playing some really good
games do don't be a poor sport -
come out and give them a cheer!
By MRS, FRED BOWDEN
The Rev. John Beaton ad-
ministered baptismal rites to five
children during the service in the
United Church on Sunday mor-
ning.
Carrie Lynn Rau, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rau, William
Scott and Kristen Lee Anderson,
children of Mr, & Mrs. Peter
Anderson; Dane Richard and
Jennifer Lynn Swartz, children of
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Swartz of Huron
Park. Communion was observed
during the service.
C. G, I .T.
The second meeting of the
C.G.I.T, was held on Tuesday
evening in the school room of the
Auxiliary instal
another member
The Hensall Legion Ladies
Auxiliary meeting was held on
Tuesday evening in the Legion
Hall with president Wanda
McClinchey presiding.
Past president Mildred
Chalmers installed a new
member, Joan Allan, Iva Reid
presented past president,
Mildred with a gift in ap-
preciation for her acting as
President for two years.•
Members decided to help
canvass for the C.N.I.B., and also
decided to have the Money Doll
draw sometime in December.
Sports Officer, Iva Reid gave a
sports report and announced
events, eomincup in the future,
themystery prize was won by
Iva Reid and the guessing prize
by Mable Munn.
United Church and opened with a
hymn and the member's purpose.
The Worship was conducted by
Lynn Cronyn and Terasa Reed.
Lori Cronyn and Wendy Fields
conducted the games. Leading in
a sing-song were Pauline
Overholt and Karen Dietrich.
Secret pals were chosen and
items of business were discussed.
The benediction closed the
meeting.
Officers elected are: president
Chris Beaton, vice-president
Debbie McGraw, secretary
Penny Smith, treasurer Donna
Wilson, press reporter Terasa
Reed and Mrs. John Beaton is the
leader.
Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Mrs. Earl
Haist, Mrs. Alvin Lobb, Mrs, W.
R. Essery and Mrs. Ken Greb
attended the regional meeting for
United Church Women in the
Dashwood United Church on
Wednesday of last week.
UCW Entertains
The Centralia United Church ,
Women entertained Thames
Road, Crediton and Elimville
ladies at their meeting last
Thursday evening,
The theme of the meeting was
autumn which took on a real
meaning among the coloured
leaves, fruits and vegetables
decorating the room.
Mrs. June Essery the president
opened with a poem and then
welcomed the ladies "Count
your Blessings" an old hymn was
sung by everyone. Two poems
Plant your Garden "• and "My
old washing machine" were read
by Mrs. Frank Hicks.
Pearl Buswell played a piano
solo. Mrs. Melville Buswell gave
the Bible study on the parables.
Mrs. June Essery led in prayer.
Mrs. Russel Wilson sang a solo
accompanied by Mrs. Lorne
Hicks. Mrs. Gerald Isaac read a
poem "Five senses of Autumn".
Mrs. John Beaton spoke on her
work with social services in
London, Mrs. Russel Wilson sang
another solo enjoyed by all.
The meeting closed with the
hymn "Bringing in the Sheaves"
and Mizbah Benediction. Group
one assisted-and the committee
Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs, Gerald
Isaac and Mrs. Melville Buswell
to serve lunch,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Tripp were
in Beamsville for a few days last
week owing to the death of Mrs.
Tripp's sister, the late Mrs.
Robert Quinnell of St.
Catharines. The funeral was on
Thursday in Beamsville,
Lawrence Hirtzel was in Alma,
Michigan on Tuesday attending a
birthday celebration for his
uncle, Louis Hirtzel who was
observing his 100th birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and
family attended the 30th wedding
anniversary of Rev. and Mrs.
Fred Wilson at Arkona on
Saturday night.
Mr. & Mrs.Don Hirtzel and
girls of Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs. Karl
Keller and family of London were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Lawrence Hirtzel.