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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-13, Page 11SHOOT A HOLE IN ONE ON THE FOURTH GREEN AND WIN A MASSEY FERGUSON GARDEN TRACTOR. at Open Tournament SATURDAY, MAY 15 .1% GOLF CLUB Tee Off from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Register at the course or at Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. Tournament Sponsored by Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. 18 Wellington St. W., Exeter 235-07 Don't Miss The LONG ON VALIII If you're in the market for a good used car you don't have to look any farther than Don Taylor Motors. These are just a few of the values we have on our lot that will provide you with many miles of trouble-free driving. 1975 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — one owner with only 16,000 miles. License JFN719 1975 VW SUPER BEETLE with sun roof. One owner car with low mileage. license JFN695 1974 VEGA two door with three speed transmission. Low mileage. Licence DD0449 1973 FORD RANCHERO eight cylinder. Only 46,000 miles. Power brakes, power steering and radio, License T37320 1973 VW SUPER BEETLE low mileage, gas heater and rustproofed. License EZX52I TWO 1973 VOLKSWAGENS — both cars are one owner and completely reconditioned. License nos. DHF339 and DFY557, YOUR CHOICE 1972 VW 412 SEDAN one owner, complete- ly reconditioned, Automatic transmission and radio. License DDF296 1971 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, two door with gas heater. Completely reconditioned. License DFX324 1968 VW FASTBACK totally reconditioned with completely, overhauled engine. License DJM359 1966 VOLKSWAGEN completely recon- ditioned with only 34,000 miles. License DHM482 '3195 $3395 '2195 '3195 '2395 1195 1 995 1 595 $995 '895 SPECIAL VALUES ON THESE UNCERTIFIED VEHICLES 1969 PLYMOUTH coupe ,with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power brakes and radio. License DHF199 $795 '895 '295 1971 FORD WAGON — License DDH397 1967 VOLKSWAGEN two door, needs transmission work. Mechanic's special YOU COULD WIN A 1 IV ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV JUST BY VISITING US AND TEST DRIVING ONE Of THE SENSATIONAL NEW RABBITS No obligation to buy. The winner will be announced during our anniversary sale in June. Don Taylor Motors Your Volkswagen Dealer EXETER 235-1100 Times-Advocate, May 13, 1976 Page 11 Royals start off DOUBLE WINNERS: The Albatross bowling team from Huron Park took both the "A" championship and league honors. From left to right, in the front row, Rod Hippern, George Wilson, Scott McNair and Rick Munn. In the second row, Tom Lessard, Frank DuBurray, Tom Price and Murray Lobby, by winriing the,ll it, Seven t h . oyrils took a lead in the top (10 Jack Glover singled and Pearson sent him onwards when he sacrificed. Baynham, who was hitting everything but other play ens Tuesday night, bunt singled Pearson home to put the Royals hack in command at 4-3. Poplar Hill tenaciously came hack, when they tied the score again at the bottom of the seventh forcing, the extra innings. Atter a runless eighth inning, Baynham and Bourne combined again to put in the winning run. Baynham singled and then proceeded to steal second setting up the winning run which came when Bourne knocked his third hit out into center field singling himself and driving in Baynham. The Royals open their home season May 13, when they take on last year's league champions, the Lucan Irish Nine, starting at 9:1)0 pro. SHDHS places third in wet track meet The Exeter Royals started their second season in fastball action in a winning style, eking out a 5-4 squeaker over Poplar Hill on Barry Baynham's winning run in the ninth inning. Although the score indicated a closely contested match, the Royals dominated most of the play, with 12 hits compared to Poplar Hillis five. Baynham and Terry Bourne led the Royals with three hits apiece. Brian Hodgins carried the Royals the whole distance, fanning ten hatters. Poplar Hill started out on the arm of Ron Daniels, but replaced him with Roger McQueen. Poplar Hill hit the scoreboard first, when Hodgins walked McQueen, setting up the opening run. McQueen scored on a single driven by Paul Basey. The score remained 1-0 until the top of the third inning when the Royals exploded for three runs. Paul McKnight lit the fuse of the explosion when he doubled. Doug Pearson reached first when an error was committed in the Poplar Hill field and the stage was set for the Royals to take a lead they would never relinquish. Baynham came up and_ rapped a single, followed by two more hitters, Bourne and Andy Bierling, both of whom corn- nected foF singles. The slew of hitting sent McKnight, Pearson and Baynham home for the three runs. Poplar Hill managed a tie again by the end of the sixth inning, but it was shortlived when CONSOLATION CHAMPIONS — The Odds 'n' Ends took the Consolation Championship for bowling this season. They are from left to right, in the front row, Greg Pfaff and Mike Brintnell. In the second row, left to right, are Kevin Wurm, Harry Speziale and Dan Brintnell. A rain hampered county wide track and field event held at J. W. Little Memorial Statium saw South Houron District High School finish third , in the preliminary events. Rain has forced the post- ponement of some of the field events which will be held sometime this week in Seaforth to complete the Huron -Perth meets. SHDHS finished a close third, with eight first place finishes, being edged out of second by St. Marys, who completed the first day of events with nine firsts. Stratford Central I was first, completing competition with 13 first place finishes, with Goderich and Stratford Nor- thwestern fourth with four wins apiece, Mitchell fifth with three, Listowel with two and F. E. Madill, Listowel and Central Huron taking one first place finish each, Janet Gielen and Paul Shapton were double winners for SHDHS, placing first in two competitions. Other winners were Paul Pooley, Randy Fisher, Kim Postill, and Jill'. Tuckey. Events in which SHDHS placed are listed below. TOP "A" LEAGUE — The Rockets took first place in the "A" division for the bowling season. They are from left to right, in the first row, Glenn Robinson, Bill Farquhar, Jack Fuller and Al Flynn. In the second row is Pete Durand, Jim Bell, Lorne Haugh and Al Neil. Drop squirt, dd Atom Midget Girls 1500 Meters: Janet Wood, F. E. Madill, Heidi Mertiel, Stratford Central, Valerie Leitch, South Huron, Discus: Jill Tuckey, South Huron, Sandra Rowe, Goderich, Teri Van Dongen, Central Huron. Senior Girls 800 Meters: Kim Postill, South Huron, Nancy MacDonald, Central Huron, D. Adams, F. E. Madill. Junior Boys Triple Jump: Paul Pooley, South Huron, Perry Pooley, South Huron, Steve Wilkinson Stratford Central. Shot Put: Randy Fisher, South Huoon, M. Williams, Listowel, Mike Tolton, Stratford Central. Senior Boys 200 Meters: Paul Shapton, South Huron, Al Moore, Stratford Central, David Crowe, F.E. Madill. 110 meter hurdles: Paul Shapton, South Huron, Steve Crew, Goderich, David Crowe, F.E. Madill, Open Events Girls 3000 Meters: Janet Gielen, South Huron, Lindy Lou Kendry, Stratford Central, Marg Bissonnette, Stratford Central. BE A + BLOOD DONOR 1973 FORD LTD Country Squire station wagon, air conditioned, AM/FM stereo, deluxe luggage rack. License CYE266 1973 CUSTOM 500 — four door with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and power brakes. License DHH472 '2 95 '4095 The Exeter Centennial Soccer Club has made minor changes to the teams they will be fielding this year, dropping a Squirt division team and adding an Atom team. The changes came about after it was discovered a majority of the players who comprised the Squirt team were older than allowed, having been eight-years- old before December 31, 1975, This forced the making of a new Atom team to take up the players. The club is also looking for a perinanent coach for the Cen- tennials, the senior club, Anyone interested should contact Damion Solomon at 235-2358. 1972 VW — Fastback with four cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio and gas heater. License CZE770 '1 795 1974 DODGE MONACO four door, V-8, automatic transmission, power brakes, power steering and air conditioning. License DFZ776 '3295 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225 — four door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes and vinyl roof. Before painting. Safety certified. License DFU136 TRUCKS 095 1970 INTERNATIONAL TANDEM DUMP with V-8 engine, five speed transmission, two speed rear end. Safety certified. Stock No. STOA 1974 GREMLIN X — six cylinder engine, automatic transmission and racing stripes. License DAE278 '6895 '2495 inspection. Stock No. GG20A 1968 F-700 SINGLE AXLE DUMP — 330 1970 FORD two door with V-8 engine. Before cubic in, engine with five speed transmission. Before inspection. Stock No. 6TH4A '2951 $ 1 995 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 Power skating Rick Pettit of Goderich will be running a power skating school at Vanastra this year; and he is looking for students and those interested in such a course. Pettit plans to hold classes four nights a week. The one hour classes will run between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. nightly. Students can pick their own time. ° The course costs $16. Interested applicants can contact Pettit at 482-9667, after 4:00 p.m. or call Ron Bogart in Exeter at 235-0847 and he will pass the names on to Pet) it, GIVEIROOD SAVE LIFE ° Now this area has a place that guarantees complete SIGN SERVICE OPENING MAY 17 IN CREDITON • Sign Painting • Truck Lettering • Screen Printing • Graphic Arts Etc. Band SIGNS B Main St., Crediton 228-6725 Give us a try - You won't be stung by our prices