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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-23, Page 9Bicycle riders should observe all road signs, urge St. John. to Ambulance., A jumped, road sign, Can often lead to tragedy, Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER You'll get longest wear from coolant hose made of silicone rubber. * If oil in your car is frothy and yellowish, it's probably on in- dication of coo/ant leakage. * BANTAM CHAMPIONS — The Lieury bantam softball team was the season champions in the Parkhill, McGillivray, West Williams Association. In the final series of the season they defeated the 1974 league champions in three straight games. The winning team shown above are: back row, left to right,Bev Hodgins, coach: Gary Morley, Randy Westenburg, Derwyn Hodgins, Daryl Hodgins, Karl Robinson, Doug Courtna9e; front fow: Brad Dixon, Ron Brass, Daryn Hodgins, bat boy; Scott Darling, Jim Allison, Jeff Mallard. Parkhill Gazette photo REGISTER FOR HOCKEY — Registration was held Tuesday night for boys wishing to play in the Exeter Minor Hockey Association this year. Above, signing in with officials Bob Fletcher and Wayne Pearce are Trevor Blue, Marty Francis, Jeff Francis and Steve Coates. T-A photo Have your headlights checked. Are they aimed properly to direct light where you need it? Tests shoi4 that jackrabbit starts use up to twice as much gasoline as smooth, easy starts, Carbon deposits on spark plugs may indicate over-rich gasoline mixture or weak igni- tion. Have engine checked for a clogged air cleaner, high float level, sticky choke or worn breaker contacts. Bad plugs may be the start of a tired engine. Why not replace that car now, at Lorry Sniders. It's a good time for a good buy. Lorry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer MARINA ----. .IIP Austin Marina. $3375: Any way you look at it, you're in for a surprise. The Austin Marina is full of surprises. Because features you pay extra for on most cars are standard equipment on Marina. Things like radial ply tires and power front disc brakes. Reclining front seats and door-to-door carpeting. All standard. There's an electrically heated rear window, A heavy-duty heater, And a special cold weather starting package to make sure you're never left out in the cold. Ever. Marina also gives you the responsiveness of rack and pinion steering, the road-handling of torsion bar front suspension, and the peace of mind of electrocoat body primer and undercoating. In the trunk, you'll find 11.5 cubic feet of space. And under the hood,' a peppy MGB engine. Everywhere you look, the Marina is full of surprises. Inside and out. But why not come in and check out the surprising Marina for yourself. When you've got over the surprise of how much car you can get these days for $3375, take it out for a test drive. That's another surprise we've got in store for you. The Surprising AUSTIN MARINA YOUR BRITISH LEYLAND DEALER IS DEALING ON '75 MARINAS RIGHT NOW! 'Manufacturer's suggested retail price for the Austin Marina 2 door Delon, Coupe .4a!kor Soper Decuxe Se ion i.;:ifAti .r. ki,rMax Montreal. Burlington and Vancouver Dealintior, charge IOC& delivery: ;lc*, .n. e, and tsrcvinotaI lax ILO not in !lude.1 Borg Warner 3.apeed Automatic transmission extra , H-11-17532 IVD • • -EXETER Phohe 235-2322 578 Main St. S. 6118111111111innoitimaniminoinwhitanattoluntutitatounaaatututtiltill8118880100810800tattputott = =i+ = = = = ".= =. mr= = = ,••• ••••••• 1111110111111111111111 811181111111118111111118111111111111111111111111111111111:11111111111811811111111111111111111111111111111111111 St? p:Ife Men's 'A' J. Fairbairn 683 B. Whiteford 522 7 0 21 18 FL V. Glaah 704 7 17 Default 9 Al. F Duharry 641 0 S&P Default 0 311 Men's. BO G Stire 681 7 14 OE D. Brintnell 622 0 0 Eli. L. Archer 512 0 14 TA B. Nicol 739 7 35 CO I). Jackson 743 2 11 HA H. Green 602 5 1 AL M. Loot)? 632 5 33 Jets win first game The Lucan-Ilderton Jets made their first start of the regular season of the Ontario Hockey Association Continental Senior "A" league a winning one Friday night. Playing on their home ice at the Ilderton arena, the Jets scored a 6-3 victory over the Woodstock Royals, • The same two teams meet in Woodstock tomorrow night Friday and Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m, the Jets will be back at the Ilderton arena to take on the new Port Stanley club. . The Jets moved into a 4.1 after two periods of play and were never headed in posting their first league victory. Rick Fifield fired the puck into the top right hand corner of the Woodstock net at 17.29 of the first period on a play sfarted by Don Carter and Randy Roth. The second period was only a minute and 58 seconds old when Bill White combined with Jacques Cousineau and Jeff Craig on a power play to put the L-I club in fron 2-0. At 10.32 the score increased by another goal as Jeff Craig fired in a slap shot from near the point. Again it came on a power play with assists going to Doug Galloway and Scott Graham. The first scoring spark from Woodstock came less than a minute later when Don Jones hit the mark. At 16.59 with Woodstock trying to get a power play rolling, Randy Roth scooped up a stray pass and broke in alone to completely deke the Woodstock goalie out of position. A similar situation occurred early in the third period when Roth again stole the puck near the blueline and whipped a quick shot into the top left hand side of the net. In the last ten minutes of the game, Dave MacLaren and Gene MacLaren registered for the Royals. Jets manager Don Urbshott while satisified with the victory said, "Our team was busy killing penalities all night. We took 16 of the 24 infractions assessed." The Trade-Ins Have Started CHECK THESE A.1 USED CARS Come See and Hear About the Beautiful '76 FORDS 1976 LTD Landau Let Us Tell You About Ford's Dramatic Increase In FUEL ECONOMY The Following 1976 Units In Stock: * 9 Torinos * 3 Mavericks * 13 Fords * 2 Pintos * 2 T-Birds * 1 Granada * 3 Mustangs * 20 Light Trucks * 2 Elites We stocked up heavy so you could SAVE ON THE SALES TAX Don't Delay . Save Today 1974 GREMLIN 'X' 6 cylinder, $ 2995 automatic, radio. Licence DAE278 1974 BUICK LUXUS 4-door hard- top, fully equipped, including automatic air, AM/FM stereo, power $ 4695 windows. Licence DHB725 1 974 ASTRA HATCHBACK, 3- c speed, 4 cylinder, 11,500 miles. 2995 Licence JYY711 1973 PLYMOUTH GRAN COUPE Stationwogon, 50.50 seats, V-8, automatic, woodgrain panel, low $995 mileage, power steering and brakes. 4 Licence CZV138 1973 MERCURY COMET 2-door steering, radio, only 33,000 miles. 4 sedan, small V-8, automatic, power tt 395 Licence HCK711 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE stationwagon, fully equipped in- cluding air conditioning, stereo radio, cruise control, Brougham decor, only 41,000 miles. Licence CYE266 1973 FORD CUSTOM 500 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Michelin tires, only 19,600 miles. Licence CZY653. 1973 MUSTANG GRANDE, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, finished in medium copper 695 metallic with matching tan vinyl roof. Licence DDD655 1973 THUNDERBIRD, fully equipped, including stereo and air conditioning, and many power ex- tras. Licence DFUO26, 1971 MARQUIS 4-door sedan, V-8, c automatic, power steering, power 4 2995 brakes. Licence DFU340 1971 TORINO 500 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, power steering, (199 power brakes, radio. Licence DHK320 5 1970 PONTIAC 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence DHA059 1970 PONTIAC LE MANS 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radial tires. Licence FFS901 1695 1995 $4695 $3695 '5695 TRUCKS pickup V-B, standard transmission. F100 4-wheel drive $3795 1973 FORD Licence C55864 with1g701 21- yHoCr 1973 GMC SPRINT, 8 cylinder, d TbAoNx,DLEicNiencDe upm3p5 78tr5ock, $ 7595 automatic, power steering, power $ 3995 brakes. licence 566835, Remember . . It's Sense to See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 standard transmission, pick, only p4,V0-086 $ 3495 1974 CHEV 1/2 ton miles. Licence C76830 Times-Advocate, October 23, 197$ Page 9 eft do ?-rF 404/ Shop At Wilson's Jewellery 413 Main St. - Exeter PLEASING YOU — PLEASES US RUMBALL MOTORS DASHWOOD 237-3302 unnunumniumnininiumninuinunummunimuninionniu. FREE ESTIMATES 1: FittlItillittittIllittittli111111111ittiliiiiiiiIIIIM1111111111111111111111111117 Specialists In Auto Body and Mechanical Repairs 8O YEARS COMBINED EXPERIENCE TO SERVE You fair, at Saltford Valley hall, north of Goderich, last Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van Massenhoven and family visited Saturday evening in Parkhill with Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ansens and family. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine visited Sunday in Mount Forest with Mr. & Mrs. Don Neal, Michael and Shawn, Mrs. Rudy Zondag spent a few days in Grand Rapids with her son and family, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Zondag, who have just become the parents of a new baby boy, named Randall Stewart. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mrs. Mabel Desjardine, were her cousins, Mrs. Gertrude Shawl, daughters Viola and Mildred and friend from Alpena Michigan. Cindy Desjardine, Ripley spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Willis Desjardine. Mrs, Earl Miller and Mrs. Ron Desjardine, on behalf of the Blackbush school community, presented Mr, & Mrs. Edward Byrski, (the former Dorothy Greb) of Goderich, with a gift Sunday. An expert is a person who makes his mistakes quietly. Macintosh Apples Available Saturday Only I FRANK SAWYER ORCHARD Legion darts The Sassenachs have taken over first place in the Exeter Legion mixed darts league with a total of 22 points. The Scotties and Last Chance are tied for second spot with 21 points apiece while the Flying Highs and DR's have 19 points apiece. The Itchy Niters are next with 18 points. Fridays schedule is as follows: B p.m. Winkers vs Supremes Last Chance vs Double 'W' Scotties vs Dead Enders Wraggtime 4's vs Night Hawks 9:30 p.m. Robbins vs Inlaws Outlaws vs DR's Flying Highs vs Itchy Niters Shiphunters vs Sassenachs Shipka lady returns from jaunt to Calgary By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Mrs. Hugh Morenz, ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Julius Nicklona, London, returned Tuesday from a 10 day plane trip to Calgary, Alberta. While there the Nickloms at- tended the wedding of their niece Diane Nicklom, in Stettler. Mrs. Morenz visited her Jackson cousins in the Calgary and High River area. She also attended the wedding of Debbie Jackson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Jackson, Edmonton, and visited her niece Sharon Morenz also of Edmon- ton. A side trip included a drive to Jasper to view Mt. Edith Cavell and to Lake Louise at Bat-riff, Mrs. Mabel Desjardine at- tended a family gathering last weekend at the home of her grandson and wife Mr. & Mrs. Bill Little and family of Huron Park. At this party were four grand- mothers of the Little's. Mrs, Mary Mallard of Grand Bend, who is over 90 years young, Mrs. Les Mallard of Parkhill, Mrs. Trellis Little, and Mrs. M. Desjardine. Lynda Morenz, Mrs. Jean Nicklom and Mrs. H. Morenz attended the Christmas Country BS B. Hogg"670 16 JJ J, Smith 661 9 0 YW C. Zeehuisen 669 7 24 Men's Major 167 PD C. MeDena hi 726 W. Pearce 759 5 2 14 20 C4 E. Matzoh) 729 5 26 NO J. Rau 754 2 11 SP B. Nicol 725 5 25 RO P. Durand 653 2 30 Tuesday ,ladies T. Barnard 560 0 24 HD P. Hunter Duvar 596 2 20 1-113 J. Baker 666 " 7 13 MM L. Latulippe 693 7 40 PI Y. Jacques 554 2 12 PO D. Lee 569 7 21 CE P. Crawford 582 5 29 WI, J. Hrudka 602 5 15 AL G. Tripp 551 0 27 PP A. Fairbairn 650 7 35 OB S. Weber 547 0 9 Friday Mixed CH G. Latulippe 720 3 24 MA R. Heckman 526 5 12 RA D. Traquair 571 4 20 QG M. Plumb 578 2 2 LG D.N.B. 5 Sunday Mixed TR AB S. McNair 623 R. Nisbet 606 2 0 13 15 BB B. McNutt 598 6 17 SN G. Bouwman 532 7 15 ON L. Hockey 666 5 19 CF R. Hippbrn 619 5 21 FA G. Stire 806 7 28 LO S. Sath 610 1 1 MA D.N.B. 0 7 HB A. Salvona 598 2 4 Hwy, 4 at Crediton Road