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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-14, Page 13CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS — Teams from Usborne Central won four championships in Thursday's cross country meet. Back, left are the senior girls Marg Miller, Joan Cooper, Marg Pym, individual champion Shelley Wegg and Sandra Ireciale. Front, intermediate winners Patti Willis, Deb Taylor, Cindy Down, Sharon Rundle and Mary Lou RUndle. Missing were Marie Rognvaldson and Donna Keller. T-A photo STOCK MUST RE SOLD IMMEDIATELY JUMP 'N JACK 131 x71 Sugg, Retail $555 JUMP 'N JILL 111)(61 6" Sugg. Retail $375. Phone Hensall 262-5810 For Further Detail Or To Arrange To Try One Out TRAMPOLINE SALE Fun For All The Family! '450 '275 NEW AND OLD CURLERS COME ONE — COME ALL to the EXETER CURLING CLUB For New Curling Instruction & General Practice Come To The Ladies Welcome Night, Nov. 3/76, 8:30 p.m. Mens Welcome Night, Nov. 4/76, 8:30 p.m. RATES 1st Year Curler - $60 Men, $40 Ladies Students 18 Yrs. & Linder $25. 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LIMITED Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PHONE 235-0660 EXETER The Home of Guardian Maintenance $5695 '3495 $5095 $5050 $3995 1795 '2695 '2495 '1995 1395 '2695 9395 '2500 9 495 A, VISIT DON TAYLOR MOTORS AND SEE THE NEW 1977 VOLKSWAGEN No Other Car At Any Price Gives You What The 1977 Rabbit Gives You The Rabbit is a radically new kind of automobile, from the ground up. The Rabbit is a classic expression of the idea that form should follow function. Because, unlike most cars in the world today, the Rabbit was designed from the inside out, The line of the tar was determined by what goes on underneath the line. And, like all things which ate designed this way, its beauty is an extension of its integrity. For example, that dramatically sloping hood did not happen simply to give the car a racey look. It's because the engine is mounted transversely (sideways), and slanted, so it requires less space under the hood. And therefore allows more space in the passenger compartment. The transverse engine also puts the weight of the engine over the drive wheels for better traction, better road handling. It lowers the hood for greater visibility. And creates less wind resistance for better fuel economy. The Rabbit incorporates a unitized, safety-cell body with crumple sections front and rear, It has a collapsible steering column, energy-absorbing bumpers, protective side beams in the doors, front wheel disc brakes, The Rabbit is a high performance cat that will accelerate from 0 to 50 mph in 8.2 seconds. It has a top speed of 100 mph and it will cruise at just about any speed under that. And with all that, the Rabbit gives you astonishing fuel economy. (It's the com- bination of economy, performance and room that startles the exports.) The Rabbit is available in Custom and Deluxe models with 2 or 4 doors and with 4-speed synchronized stick shift or optional automatic transmission. It is a completely new automobile concept, It is innovative. It it ingenious. Automotive experts have called it the car of the future. The more you learn about the Rabbit, the better you'll understand why. Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN STREET SOUTH/235-1100 arm...,•••••••aommga.! Earl Lippert, Crediton, was the winner in our '77 Model Open House Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 221-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 80furoietys Until 6:00 SH juniors get first win The South Huron junior Pan- thers won their first game of the Huron-Perth Conference football season Thursday as they downed F. E. Madill of Wingham by a score of 21-12, The senior Panthers were idle Thursday but will be back in action this afternoon when they travel to Listowel. The juniors will also be playing as part of a double header in Listowel, r-- Norwell of Palmerston and. Listowel lead the junior stan- dings with six points each, while Goderich and Stratford North- western have four points apiece and South 'Wren and Central Huron of Clinton are deadlocked with two points apiece. South Huron junior coach Dave Cox said he was pleased with his team's performance, Thursday, He added, "We are really proving. Penalties at inopportune times against Wingham Cost us two touchdowns," Cox and his assistant Colin Lowndes have had to work with mostly newcomers this year. Only two of last year's starting club are back this year. They are Brian Mercer and Steve Boltz- mann. Thursday, the Panthers took an 8.0 lead in the first quarter and were never headed. Dave Atthill notched the first, South Huron point as an early 35 yard punt went into the Whigham end zone for a single point. A few minutes later Sean Walden galloped 26 yards for a South Huron touchdown and Doug Hoffman's convert attempt was good. Wingham was able to score a major in the second quarter which was unconverted which left the Panthers in front 8-6 at half-time, Brian Mercer raced 16 yards to the Wingham goal line in the third period and Doug Hoffman converted to put the Panthers ahead 15-6. Brian Mercer picked up his second touchdown of the af- ternoon early in the fourth quarter to complete the South Huron scoring. Wingham added an unconverted major late in the game and the score ended 21-12 for the Panthers. Doug Hoffman was the leading ball carrier for the Panthers with a total of 133 yards in 28 carries. Pete DeKoker and Brian Mercer were on the receiving end of the two successful passes from quarterback Dave Atthill. The Panthers picked up 14 first downs, twice as many as their opposition and gained a total of 247 yards. Royals best in touch The Exeter and district men's touch football league ended the regular season Sunday with the Royals ending in first place as the result of three straight victories. Usborne was second with two wins and a loss, Grand Bend third with one win and the Guess Who finished in the basement without a point. The playoffs begin this Sunday with the Royals and Grand Bend meeting at 11 a.m. with Usborne and the Guess Who tangling at 12:30 p.m. The finals will be played the following Sunday. Irish open Sunday / The Lucan Irish will open their regular Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D" hockey season Sunday night when they play host to Seaforth. All home games for the Irish will be played at the Ilderton arena until reconstruction of the Lucan arena is completed. Sunday's game time is 7 p.m. The Irish have participated in two exhibition games. Friday they dropped a 5-0 decision to the Exeter Hawks and Sunday night they lost to the Mitchell Hawks by a score of 6-3, Lucan goals in the loss to Mitchell were scored by Randy Kraut, Gord Moon and Pat Holland. The Lucan junior club is sponsoring a Poor Boy luncheon this Saturday at 12 noon with all proceeds going to the Lucan arena fund. Lunch consisting of hot dogs and doughnuts will continue until 3 p,m. Liceneed refreshments will be available. The luncheon will be held 'at the Lucan-Biddulph fire hall on Main street in Lucan. Sometimes the man of action is a fellow who just got both of his feet in hot water. In Huron-Perth Separate School soccer league game played Tuesday, Exeter Precious Blood blanked Ste. Marie of St. Joseph's by a score of 5-0. Jack Smits and Brad Scott led the Precious Blood scorers with two goals apiece. The odd counter was added by Ron Colman. The next game for the Precious Blood team will be today, Thursday at 12:30 p.m. when they meet Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Tinte54civocate, Otokier 14, 1970 P006114 PB wins in soccer The game will be played at the Canners. Field, off Wellington street. Draw winners Winners have been named in the pay as you pull draw span,' sered by the Sunshine .Kids Incorporated nursery school, The winners were Blanche llocigins,Mtg, Aliso Craig; Doug Hughson, Exeter and Ed Nethercott, Crediton, ILDERTON ARENA Weilffsmaer London Kings VS Lucan-Ilderton Jets Friday, October 15 - 8:15 p.m. Haskett Motors and Wraith-Storey Hardware are Jet Supporters Reduced '10 Per Day Until Sold ALL THE UNITS SHOWN WILL BE Our Prices Are Falling Rake In The Savings! 1971 THUNDERBIRD 2 door, all standard Thunderbird features. New paint Landau in- terior group. Priced to sell. Licence DDO621 1530 1972 MAZDA RX2 4 cylinder rotary engine, 4 speed radial tires, rear defogger. Licence FJX665 1630 1975 AUSTIN MARINA 4 door, automatic transmission, AM radio, radial tires. Only 14,- 000 miles. Licence JFN884 '2330 1970 COUGAR Convertible. V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, new top. Before inspection. 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