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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-09-23, Page 13Times-Advocate, September 2?, 1976 Page INSTRUCTORS REQUIRED Huron soccer club wins., In preparation for their up- coming Michigan-Ontario quarter-final cup encounter, the Huron County mosquito soccer team recently completed two exhibition games. At Grand Bend, Huron downed Sarnia All Stars 3-1, with Dave Murray, John Hicknell and Carl Krohmer scoring, Sunday, at the Stratford Festival Field, Huron took on the Stratford All Star Pee Wee team, with the power of Stratford's older age players making Huron fight for a narrow 3.2 victory' through goals from Sean Van- Dongen, Brad Forbers and Dave Murray. Since the Huron County team was formed two months ago, it has played seven cup and three exhibition games, boasting a 9-1 win-loss record and a total goals count of 34-11. Next Sunday, Huron will travel to Detroit to Kadechukwins again, Saturday tourney set , High school football starts, girls basketball underway KINSMEN BALI. CHAMPIONS Listowel won the annual softball tournament sponsored.by the Exeter Kinsmen club. Above, Exeter Kin officials Eric Finkbeiner and Wayne King present the trophy to l3ert Johnson and Ed Van Hoekelen of Listowel. T-A photo One of the most consistent winners at the Ironwood golf club this season, Glenn Kadechuk topped the "A" flight competitors this week with a low gross of 80. Runnerup in the low gross department was Jim Guenther with a score of 84. Barry South- cott checked in with a 65 to post the lowest, net score and Scott Boss was next two strokes back. The "B" flight low gross card was turned in by Wayne Brun- zlow with an 80, Next in line with an 88 was Don Gifford. Don Cowan's 61 was the low net in this division, and Larry Bourne shot a 69. Joe Regier with a 90 was tops for low gross in the "C" division with Bob Forrest next with an even 100. Stan Frayne shot a 61 for low net honours and Derry Boyle was next with a 69. Dennis Wright was named most honest golfer. Ironwood's first invitational tournament is slated for this Saturday and entries are still being accepted this week by calling the clubhouse. INN AND GOLF CLUB 8 Hole Golf Course Announces Gaff-Season Golf Rates Effective September 27th thru to close of golf season Weekdays $3.00 Weekends $4.00 AKWOOD SEPTEMBER SNIDER'S \\.\\N SELLOUT Now In Full Swing Sale Priced at eater Cost The Exeter RAP Committee Requires Instructors for the Ballet &Gymnastics Programs Programs begin oril October 16, 1976 end conclude on March 12, 1977, Lessons are held on Saturday mornings. IF INTERESTED PLEASE REPLY BY LETTER TO: MR. JIM McKINLAY DIRECTOR OF RECREATION P.Q, BOX 1810, EXETER APPLICATION DEADLINE: OCT. 1, 1976 Turn A Penny Into $10000 Bring Us In A 1967 Canadian Penny During Exeter Fair This Friday or Saturday And We'll Give You $100 Off Any Zenith or Electrohome (20" Or over) COLOR TV (Excluding Electrohome Look 'n Listen Models Which Are Already Drastically Reduced ONE DISCOUNT ONLY PER CUSTOMER Get Looking .. . Turn Your Penny Into $100 RUSSELL ELECTRIC ( Exeter) Ltd. MAIN ST. EXETER 235-0505 The football season at South Huron District High School gets into full swing this week. The junior and senior clubs warmed up for the start of the regular Huron-Perth Conference season with a scrimmage against Banting high school of London, Monday afternoon. The regular Huron-Perth schedule starts this afternoon, Thursday when the two South By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Tuesday evening Mrs. Joan Greenlee gave her home for the September ACW meeting. There were 12 members present. Mrs. Mary Davis conducted a prayer service. Rev. Mary Mills read the scripture, Mrs. Hazel Davis read the meditation from the "Living Message." Mrs. Marg Carroll read the minutes of the last meeting in the absence of the secretary Mrs. Marg Greenlee, who joined the group later. It was decided to give the profit from the chicken barbecue and sale of quilt tickets toward the budget. Plans were made for a wedding dinner to be served later' this month. The mystery prize donated by Viola Atkinson was won by Mary Davis. Mr. & Mrs, Clarence Davis visited Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald at the home of her daughter Mr. & 'Ai's. Pete Sovereign, Lucan, Saturday evening. Mrs. MacDonald is recuperating there following surgery at Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests, Saturday evening, with the former's sister Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston, Centralia and Mr, & Mrs. Jack Deibridge, Exeter visited the Davis' Sunday. face the North Detroit Selects ina game quarterfinal for the 1976 Michigan-Ontario Cup. Steer This. Way By LARRY SNIDER When distributor points begin. to go bad, you may lose engine power. The points are likely to be sticking, pitted, , burned or bouncing. They're easy and inexpensive to replace. * * * Normal winter changeover in- cludes a lighter lubricant for manual transmission; it makes for smoother shifting. * * * New octane numbers on gas pumps seem to be four points lower than they used to be. They're not — lust a new method of computing octane ratings of all gas blends. * * * Radial tires can be recaPPecci, as safely as conventional types. For batteries with a 24,month guarantee, the average life is only about 2 months longer. If yours is close to the limit, get a new one for winter, or get if recharged. * * * A new battery is lust one of the nice things about a new car.Come see the rest at Larry Snider's. Huron clubs travel to Stratford to meet Northwestern from the Classic City. The junior game is slated to start at 2 p.m. with the senior contest set for 3:30 p.m. Saturday, it's off to Strathroy for an exhibition doubleheader with the seniors beginning at 11 a.m, and the junior game starts at 12:30 p,m. The first home games for the local school teams will be Thursday, September 30 when the always formidable Goderich Vikings' will supply the op- position, Basketball The Huron-Perth Conference high school girls' basketball season gets undereway this week. At South Huron, the Junior and Senior girls' teams ha.Ve been practising since the first week of school for a ten game league schedule which is listed below. All parents -and other in- terested people are invited to come to the high school for home games. Game time is 2 p.m. and each day both juniors and seniors play, The schedule is as follows: September 23-South Huron at Goderich; September 30-Listowel at South Huron; Octobers-South Huron at Wingham; October ?- Mitchell at South Huron; October 14-South Huron at Palmerston; .October 19-St. Marys at South Huron; October 21-South Huron at Seaforth; October 28-Stratford Central at South Huron; November 2-South Huron at Stratford Northwestern; November 4' -Clinton at South Huron. Here's Haw You Can • • • R • FREE!! • • io • • • • • • • • • • • io • • • • • • • WINTER'S coming up and you could sure use a Snowblower especially if it's . . • All 1 976 Fords On Our Lot Atli . Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer * * * 71 ,7. • • • MT. CARAMEL PHONEY 237.4456 oponMOli. Sat. 10 to 10, Sun. 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