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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-09-25, Page 9Tinli;i104sinesiOsh - Onsteet 21, Nb obilootion EXETER' ptiAitmAcY Ihurs,, Ott 2 1 to 3- p.tro. , 8O airs keissor4s, repairs to tnosf oriekit E. R.IHEOE piettiott Aid ale - 0011iiettre6 AtiO0 SO Otheteig.tt 4+ 1.0014,110, • Amissummoreeijamompsw Dobbs Motors Petacigetiev Setected '3895 '3895 '4795 '3995 '3895 '3595 Ltd. Phone 235-1800 Evenings 235-1130 . 1975 MAVERICK 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, custom radio, radial tires. Licence HDF714 1975 HORNET HATCHBACK 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power steer- ing, custom radio. Licence JLF078 1975 GRAND FURY Custom 2-door hardtop, factory air conditioning, vinyl top, radial tires, custom radio. Licence JBZ546 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY custom 4-door, economical 6 cylinder engine, automatic, transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence JHE344 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT custom 4-door hardtop, loaded with all the options. Licence JHZ269 1973 CHALLENGER 318 V-8, automatic transmission, power steering, power'brakes, radio, vinyl top, rally package. Licence FLR757 • FACTORY UNDERCOAT REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER RECLINING BUCKET SEATS 1800 CC MG 8 ENGINE ARA* Ipl1 1,* '0_*• ' IJ7 •0°'. awlealweeme . es s` ; Lk% ) • POWER OISC BRAKES 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION ONLY $ 00 3375 SEE THEM Al SOUTH ENO Service is out Business 578 MAIN ST. S. EXETER Triumph Authorized Dealer RACK & PINION STEERING RADIAL PLY TIRES Austin BRITISH LAYLAIMI3 • Ito Conestoga College .. 1115 CLINTON CENTRE List of Part-Tillie Counts for Fail 1975. REGISTRATION An early registration including payment of Ms *ill hill ti; petite* you a place in'the ccruitiktif Out. choice. Advance registration can be cornpleted tait tea wino the forth below. Registration -fees oft alto accepted at the Clinton Centre during the falloWing tithes: 8:30 - P.M„ Monday to Fiidar. , Tuition Fees: Full payment of cow* fees must be Made at the time Of registration, Refunds: if the College decides a course icsnnot be given;thelill Orin:tont °fit% fee paid will be refunded. if the student decides to withdraw (1) before the first Scheduled class, the fee less a five dollar (85.00) registra- tion charge will be refunded; (2) before the third ictiiidelid cIOis, he. will receive a prorate refund with the ' proviso that the College must retain at least the five dollar ($5.00) registration fee; (3) after the, third schedul- ed class, there is no refund. BUSINESS REAL ESTATE Intioiduction to Real Estate ' Mondays 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 10 wield Starts: Ott. 6 fee: $60 ' *Oki Root time moncloy Friday, 8430 a.M, to 12:30 .T;r44*. 1 11 21 Fee: ses • Real Piefierty Law Al.tfilia46 Friday 8:30 OA. to 12:30 p.ih. October 20 to 31 Fee: $85 Accounting I Mondays ?:00 -,10:00 p.m. 12 weeks Starts: Sept, 29 Fee: $33 Accounting II Wednesdays 7:00-10:00 p.m. 12 weeki Starts: Oct. 1 Fee: $33 ACADEMIC Level 111 or IV Tuesdays 7:00 • 10:00 p.m. 13 weeks Starts: September 30 Fee: $30 COMMERCIAL Typing , Monday* 7:00 - 10:00 p.M. 13 weeks Starts: Sep). 29 Fee: $30 s shorthand (Book to Advanced) Wednesdays 7:00 -10:00 p.m. 13 *11/4Ifts Starts: Oct. 1 Fee: $30 DESIGN & FASHION SPECIAL iNtEREsT it/ficav•speattiii9 'N4)&4,37,30. 10:00 p,rn. 10 weeks Stbrtst Sept, 30 fee: $20 to* teethe Layman Matideli 7:30 9:30 12 weeks Starts: Sept, 29 Feet $20 Wired Riling, Wednesdays 7:30 -10:00 p,ns. 8 **Elks Stott Oct, 1 Fee S18 Interior Design " Wednesdays 7:30. 10100 p.m. 10 weeks Starts: Oct. 1 Feet $20 Iri•Sem . • (Last Name) Totter Milt I I S a-tl Phone 482-3468 dlinfen t entre, P.0, 06*160, tuotoe Iloilo.. moo* soft n sloe COURSE APPLIED FOR. Mil. NAME ti Mists 0 Mr. ADDRESS PHONE: 4441-dente:, ,-,j)usfilieest CIIEGUE Olt MONEY ORDB8 ENtt.63ees roe s. 'treble to onestoga tallegt ettiorS win twice Juniors get shutout Steer This Way MI EVERY DAY FARM SAFETYLS1 Football teams off It. good socisph BY LARRY SNIDER Northwestern. In the junior game, South , Huron triumphed by a scare of 21- 0 and the seniors followed with a 314 victory. The 'seniors con- tinued their winniog ways Saturday as they blanked Strathroy 28.0 in an exhibition contest. The two football teams at South Huron District High School, are off to. a flying start in the Huron- Perth Conference and in exhibition play. In a doubleheader Thursday 'played at the Huron Park athletic field the two local clubs scored decisive victories over Stratford Play continues in the Huron. Perth Conference this afternOunt Thursday ate p,.rn, at nom Park when Listowel high school teams will be in for a twin bill. to Thursday's 21,0 junior win Over Northwestern, the South Huron Club jumped into a quick 15-0 lead at half-time and were Do you tow a trailer? Your car will need mare frequent oil changes. Flexible buMper systems are expected to trim weight from call in the future. Some plastic parts weigh only a third of similar steel ones. There seems to be fads in car colors.' Most popular in 1974 was white; the year before, earth tones were ahead. Just from looking around, we're betting on red for '75, HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU AT A PRICE YOU'LL LIKE A hand choke should be pulled •all the way out when starting then pushed halfway in after you get underway. When engine is warmed up, remember to push choke all the way in. YOUNG OLYMPIAN AWARDS — Four youngsters from Huron County have received special recognition for participation in the Young Olympian program, From the left are Huron-Perth separate school trustee Ted Geoffrey, Steven Walters of Goderich, Brenda and Cathy Vanneste of Kippen, Linda Denomme, Zurich and John McCarron, regional director of the Young Olympian program. T-A photo never seriously threatened... In the opening quarter, Perry Pooley picked up theliret South- fiwah point-as be booted the ball into the end zone. Early in the second • quarter, Steve Beer attempted alleldgoal but the kick was blopked,. Pooley was alert and .quickly picked up the boll and scooted P. yards into the end. zone for a touchdown. Steve Beer converted and the Panthers were *head 84. In the next sequence of plays South Huron moved the, ball 75 yards in seven plays and .half- hack Jeff O'Brien wenteVer for a major score which Steve Beer again converted. „- The Panthers received the third quarter opening kickoff and in four plays moved the •bolt distance of 70 yards for another tutlatiown, The drive was culminated by Perry Pooley's sweep of 33 yards around the end. The convert was missed bringing the score to 214 and that's the way the game ended. Considering terrible Weather conditions with rain throughout the game, South Huron coach Doug Ellison was pleased with ,his team's performance. - The Pooley boys were leader' in the rushing department. Paul gained 155 yards in 15 carries and Perry picked up 98 yards in 12 Radials hove very flexible sidewalls, • Even when they're properly inflated they look like they need air. Bowling Scores * set us check those tires for you. Make tarry Snider Motors your first stop, while the tires are still cool, Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer AD RE DN BB CF SN MD HB FA LO CH MT LC, RA Sunday Mixed S. McNair 638 2 K. Nisbeh 564 5 J. Smith 716 5 R. Hippernees 2 B. Bierling 590 4 G. Bowman U3 3 D. Ktrk 553 5 A. Salvona 495 2 G. Campbell 599 7 G. Wilson 511 0 friday Mixed C. Murray 753 7 B. Reynolds 616 0 D. Goldsmith 603 6 P. Miller 525 1 • 1073 i!iYittOtitH ORAN - COUPE Statiottwagen,. 5040 teats, . V-B, otoomptic, ,3995 . woodgeolti p'ottel, 10w Mileage, power steering , and brakes: literate CZV138. 000.Miles. ',keno, tiCit711 automatic, power std. itring, radio, only 33,- • 1 ' • 1973 MilldUitt COMET 2'door sedan, small . V-8, m 135.. . ,,. 1972 GRAN Toiii10 2-doer hardtop, V-ii• it '279 Licence CWW41B. auTOrnalici. Peasiolli steering, power brakes. 1972' COMET, 41-doat sedan, 6 cylinder .2695 automatic, on y 24,000 t►liites. licence tiMK093. l9,461,6o 71 r Iit,00040.0rina 6ital46 $100l:doitsi• -haidtolo, Yee, ciu ,1995 licence 011K320 power brakes, radii). w $ , ,, er,ti7156011Nita. _2-.tteer. erfOre Inspection. Licence 195 .. . bufOr i tafic, erilir steering,, power brakes..w 1970„PONtIAC 2-does'hardtop, v.-2, t ills Litente DMAOSO . 1695- 1970'.FOP! CUSTOM 5 00 .2-door hardtop, S only 34,000 ono owner miles. Liience•DDR225 197640101AC VI MANS 2-door hardtop, V-8, i 1 00:6 automatic;pelgroodieering, power brakes, radial w ig:_,‘ licancii CM2107 ' 1969 METEOR 4,cloor sedan. Before Inspection. $ 195 attempts et the Mee. 4eft utsrlee watarsirtnillind ffteknSki. Y11011 gained 3030 yards ,on One try. Perry Pooley was,named fettelVn Player ef the Week While drre nib ItyPei *slid et*, took :honours an the The junior team captains for Rttkleliaer areard Peornry ofPfroonseey andand GpeerWIntinblenthe oPfaff senior defense. and lls imPe4 "agieVinsint Northwestern, the Panthers were forded to stick to a grhUnd game due end Bwetrlawn "Taylor 'r Doug Mclsaac were the big gainers with 12$ and 100 yards, respectively. The first *Mb Huron touch- down cone on a pals from quarterback JOhn Van Gerwen to Ken Pinder who rambled 30 yards after rnakihg the catch. Paul Brooks converted. Brian Taylor went off tackle for four yards to Up the score to 13-0- The convert failed, Late in the first half John Gould punted to the Stratford goal line and Phil Knight down to the tackle jarred the ball loose and recovered for a touttidovm. The only Stratford major score came early in the third quarter as the result of an interception. down from eight yards out and HmutarrosainaansecTowshgayaltor, good redfroathtouficvhe- yards away to complete the South Heading the hard hitting South Huron team defensively were Larry Johns, Marc Gelinat, Paul Brooks, Van Tuckey, Tom. Hayter, Al Lovell and Pete KiInn the win win over Strathroy by a 28-0 count, Doug Mclsaac was again the leading rusher for the Panthers With 123 yards in 23 carries through the line. • Through the air, Phil Knight, caught fetus passes from quar- terback John Van Gerwen and Steve Knight hauled in two. on defense Latry Johns and Al Lovell made 13 key tackles apiece while Marc Gelinas picked up nine. The first two points came in the first quarter when 'a Strathroy defender was tackled in the end tone by Johns, Lovell and Gelinas. Doug Mclsaac scored a touch- down in the second quarter and Larry Ryan converted. The only third period scoring was a major score by Ken Pinder from Seven A LARGE SIZED PIKE — Irvin Rader of Dashwood landed the largest fish of his long angling career in the Parry Sound area Saturday. He is shown above with the 41 inch 15 pound northern pike. . T-A photo TRUCKS 1022 Itb F100 94-fen pickup, Explorer $2195 package, .8 cylinder, itiandcird transmission.. . .1972 1:00) tOtit4-ion pickup, 362 V-8, transititildn, rear -step bumper Oily 26,000 Miles. a., , y,erds away- as wood man• oaks lunker n1 the fourth quarter Van ,,zekey recovered an errant snap ,, Larry Snider Motors LIMITED expo .:235.1640 . LONDON 227.41+1 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 for a touchdown and Larry Ryan converted, Late in the game Steve Knight picked off a 17 yard Van Getwen pass. In a most valuable player vote Doug Mclsaac and John Van Gerwen shared offensive honours and Al Lovell was named best on defense. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD - Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer and Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe spent last week fishing at Inverlocky Lodge. Some beautiful fish were caught, especially the 15 lb. 40 inch pike landed by Irvin. Saturday evening callers on the Restemayer's and Wolfes were Mr. & Mrs. Leeland Restemayer. Rev, Earl Steinman, Parkhill, former minister at Zion Lutheran Church, suffered a stroke recently, He has been released from hospital and is at his home. Mrs. Jim Bennet, Strathroy is spending .some time with Mrs. Henry Eagleson while her husband attends his brother's funeral in the west. Other visitors were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson of Exeter; Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Eagleson of Southampton, and Eric Wolfe and Tim of London. Dashwood W.I. won third prize with their exhibit at Exeter Fair, Jennifer, small daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand won first prize in the under six months class at Zurich Fair. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Thurman and Dania, Denfield, have taken up residence in Mrs. Nenia Kraft's home, Mrs. Kraft and Robin have purchased a home near Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love visited with their son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Don Love of Sudbury and spent Saturday with them at their cottage, Sheguiandah, Manitoulin Island. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Bowman have purchased the house from ,the estate of the late Mrs. Loretta , 'Zimmer. Mrs. Vivian Eagleson spent a week at Little Current Manitoulin Island, with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Eagleson, Marshall and Marianne. Becker reunion The sixth annual William Becker family reunion was held in Dashwood Community Centre with 67 present. • During the afternoon the children enjoyed games and sports arranged by Judy Kraft and conducted by Cindy and Sue Ann ,Becker. Following a buffet style lun- cheon, Bertha Becker was presented with an engraved pewter mug from the family in recognition of her efforts in providing each of her brothers and sisters with a family tree record book. • Guaranteed Investment certificates Member Caneda Deposit insUrands Corporation VICTORIA and GA' tkust COMPANY siNdE 1 889 Kurt Bovvrtian, hictpciller Main St., Exeter 215-0530 •