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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-06-17, Page 13Make Your Best Deal Right Now THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY VALUES 1975 LTD — two door, 400 V8 engine, automatic, air conditioning. Finished in medium brown metallic with matching vinyl roof. Licence JCNO33 '4495 1974 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE — brougham decor, deluxe luggage rack, electric defroster, dura-weve vinyl seats. Licence HZP281 '4195 1975 AUSTIN MARINA — four cylinder, four speed. Only 12,000 miles. Four door, Licence JFN88-4- '2695 1974 LTD — four door, air conditioned, 400 V8, Licence HNK687 $3595 1973 GRAN TORINO — two door, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, rac- ing stripes, Licence DFU164 '1995 1973 MAVERICK — two door, 302 automatic, Licence DFZ486 '2295 1971 THUNDERBIRD — Landeau two door, fully equipped. Licence DD0621 '2895 1970 MAVERICK — two door, six cylinder, automatic, Before inspection. Licence DAT253 '695 1970 MAVERICK — two door, six cylinder, automatic. Before inspection. Licence AUL028 '695 1970 METEOR — four door, V-8, automatic. Before inspection. Licence DFY956 '195 • Support the South Huron Recreation Centre • Remember . . It's Sense to See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Attention Golfers REGISTER TODAY for the Albatross Tournament Call 235-1521 IIMI Mondays - Seniors Tuesdays - Men's Nite Wednesdays - Ladies Day Thursdays - Juniors Tournament IRONWOW GOLF CLUB June 10 Lieury came to Exeter and trounced the Exeter Royals 9-2. Lieury opened the scoring in the top of the first inning as Steve Hemming singled and newcomer to Lieury, Tom Daley, hit a towering home run to dead centre field. The Royals got one run back in the bottom of the first as Barry Baynham doubled and scored by stealing third and home. Lieury again scored a run in the second as Tom Daley and Glenn Thompson both singled and came in to score. Jack Tweedle scored in third when he was hit by a pitch and came around to score. The score remained 5-1 until the bottom of the sixth when Gord Mauer doubled and scored on a pair of errors, Lieury then exploded for four runs in the top of the seventh to put the game away, Lloyd Mathers led off with a single and then a pair of errors allowed two runs to score, Bill Woodburn then reached on a walk and scored after Paul Hodgins triple. OHodgins also came in to score. Bob Robinson pitched the game for Lieury and the big right- hander pitched a strong game giving up only 3 hits and striking out 10 batters along the seven inning stint. Ron Mason pitched the first three for the Royals while Brian Hodgins finished up the game. In addition to Barry Baynhams double the only other Royals hits were a single V Bill Farquhar Junior's play at Ironwood In the weekly Junior's tour- nament at Ironwood Golf Course, Paul Pooley took the low gross category and his brother Perry -the low net class. Paul Pooley led Dave Shaw who shot an 88 and Greg Prout with a 94, who finished third. Perry Pooley, with a 74, beat out Tony Underhill who shot 76 a for second and Ian Sweet with a 79 for third in the low net. Ian Sweet took the hidden score prize, with his gross total of 55. The hidden score for the week was 55, The Junior's Tournament is staged every Thursday afternoon 41Ipt the club. and a double by Brian Hodgins, Exeter 11— Beechwood 1 The Exeter Royals, led by the pitching of Gord Mauer and the hitting of Barry Baynham and Doug Pearson, buried Beech- wood 11-1 on Tuesday night. The Royals opened the scoring in the bottom of the first inning as Doug Pearson hit a bases empty home run. Beechwood tied the score at 1-1 in the top of the third when Walt Sanders reached on an error and scored on Dave McQueens single. The Royals responded with four runs in the bottom of the third. Paul McKnight reached on an error, as did Bill Farquhar, Doug Pearson then singled to knock in two rung and Barry Adventurers split gamei A shorthanded team of Exeter Adventurers dropped their first game of the season to Goderich 3- 1 before coming back to tie Clinton 2-2 June 14. The Adventurers were without three of their halfbacks for the Goderich game. All three were involved in a school track meet and were unable to play. Rick Gilfillan scored the only Exeter goal. Tuesday Rick Martens had two penalty kicks in the evenly played game and made both of them count when he scored both adventure goals. In need of coach The Exeter Centennials are without a coach again this year after Tony Hennings, who had been at the ropes for the senior Exeter soccer team, left because of other com- mitments. The Centennials are looking for a replacement for Hennings and are willing to negotiate ex- pense money for the job. Inquiries and ap- plications should be directed to Damian Solomon president of the Centennial Soccer Club. Baynham doubled to score Pearson. Baynham came in to score also when he stole home. The Royals then opened up for six runs in the bottom of the fourth, Brian Hodgins led off with a single and a double by Andy Bierling a walk to Bill Farquhar and singles by Doug Pearson and Barry Baynham chased four runs across. Terry Bourne then walked and Gord Mauer singled to score him. Ilodgins then singled for his second hit of the inning to com- plete the rally. The score remained 11-1 for the Royals, Cord Mauer worked the game for the Royals allowing 6 hits and striking out 2 while going the distance. The Royals next home game will be Thursday, June 17, with Parkhill supplying the opposition while Sunday night they play host to West Corners and on Tuesday Sylvan comes to town. The Royals record is now 6-2 and they are tied for first with Lucan, Hope to see you at the game. The Exeter Centennials gave up a first half lead Sunday to Ailsa Craig and had to settle for 1- 1 tie gained on the baokbone of a strong defence led 'by Dick Lord, Kevin Short and Bert DeBong, Bill Osterloo gave the Cen- tennials a 1-0 lead in the first half when he scored from a penalty kick, Ailsa Craig dominated the opening frame but were unable to We can repair it no matter how little (or how great) is the damage. ASK FOR A FREE ESTIMATE I Hunter-Duvar AND SON RANNOCH 229.8945 *Royals drop game to Lieury, slam Beechwood 11-1 t4 AN EXETER BOWLING LEAGUE AWARD went to the Chickens. From the left, back row: Clay Murray, Pete Durand, Gus Latulippe, Front row: Liz Varley, Dawn Murray, Ruth Durand, and Lenore Latulippe. INDIVIDUAL WINNERS in the Exeter Bowling League were from the, back left: Gary Campbell, cloy Murray, Scott McNair, Rod Hippern, Peter Durand, Glenn Stire, and Dan Traquair. Front row: Marl. Nisbet, Lenore Latulippe, Mari &mils, Marcia Bouman, Ruth Durand, and Phyllis Miller. T-A photo. B GROUP CHAMPS and also grand champs in this year's Exeter Bowling League were the Rebels. From the left: back row; Kevin Munn, Rick Munn, Doug and Louise Slemin. Front row: Wendy Hillman, Mari Nisbet, Joyce Nisbet, and Mary Van Bommell. T-A photo. Centennials draw with Ailsa Craig penetrate the Centennial defence. In the second half, Ailsa Craig scored on a penalty kick to gain the tie, The game saw the return of Al Hera and John Muller to the Centennial lineup. Both forwards returned after injuries and a though they saw limited action, they bolstered the Centennial offence. The next Centennial game is against West Lorne Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Times-Advocate, June 17, 1976 .Page 13. Th. column thol'S mod for a purism, , . 4111411° by Scotty Hamilton Mail your problems to "impact'" c/a this paper. All letters will be answered provided a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed. 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I am well aware that the job situation in this country is not good and you will probably consider me biased but I just can't see why foreign students can apparently get summer jobs while we Canadian students cannot. For myself and a great many others, I can only say that we depend on getting summer work to help pay, for our education and believe me it's pretty hard to take the "no vacancy" routine day after day then find that a lot of positions have been filled with students from other coun- tries, . The immigration law as it stands with respect to foreign students is not at all sympathetic toward them. Any foreign stu- dent working at a decent job in this country is extremely lucky in- deed. The law forbids them to work unless the employer applies for their services and Canada Manpower can't find a Canadian to do the job. This results in great hardship for foreign students, as they must often work illegally, at below minimum wages. Don't think for a minute that they have any advantage over you in the job market. Immigration policy is heavily against them. 6.41 r i ..ii, ill 1111 a . R sic ci E Radle AND Amok TROPHIES DEALER OFF TROPHIES! 50 0/ ENGRAVING done o on premises For all your RADIO- STEREO and C.B. needs — see us! 411 Main St., Exeter — 235-2261 ?aat Eadeeledd ea Oat Peeaciate CARL S. REAL ESTATE BROKER 235-2533 489 Main St., Exeter Bob & Shid's Hwy. 4 & Huron Pk. Rd. RESTAURANT **WO COFFEE BAR Fanultj Fast Take Out Sfijfe, * * eat.' Groceries Variety 228- GAS for LESS! 6751 I am in arrears on my mortgage months payment and I have to pay. It looks like I'm going do? The day when a defaulting hands of a mortgagee demanding Today, whenever a mortgagee (ie. take it for himself) or asks for takes the land and sells it on mortgagor always has a right he have an additional six months the mortgage before the foreclosure whenever the mortgagee asks may request a judicial sale. This forces the mortgagee to stead of the land itself. The mortgagor from the sole. Thus, there are two (1) If mortgagee requests foreclosure for six months. (2) If mortgagee requests foreclosure there be a sale of the land (you plus proceeds). CO=UNTRY ---NER STORES 237-3456 MOUNT CARMEL to the extent of several no way of getting the money to lose my land. What can I mortgagor was defenceless in the the land are long past. tries to foreclose on the land a judicial sale (where the court behalf of the mortgagee), the to request through the court that to pay off whatever is due on is made final. In addition, for a foreclosure, the mortgagee accept the proceeds of a sale in- would get the surplus things you can do. or a judicial sale — ask (but no sale) ask that will get the benefit of any sur- cc YoulNr 01734NIASL. YL h o Bblens zAEuA t r ii zi e d franc Sales & Service My hobby (for some time now) is telling fortunes by means of cards and tea cup reading. Up until now I have just been doing this with friends and acquaintances but I am seriously thinking of going into the fortune-telling business on a professional basis, but what I need to know is, Do I need a license for this? and if so, where do I apply? also, how much does it cost? and finally, do I have to pass a test of any kind? The one answer to all your questions is NOI due to the fact that fortune telling for any sort of compensation has for some time now, been declared MEGA! in Canada, under S23 of the Criminal Code. Witchcraft, sorcery, enchantment or conjurations are also il- legal, whether practised for money or not. The only advice we can offer is that if you are determined to make your living from a hobby, you had better get yourself another one, such as Graphology, (handwritten-analysis,) Professional graphologists are in great demand by many prominent business firms who use them as a help in screening applicants for specific jobs. 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