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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-08, Page 7year's fee is $25. Players chosen for all-star teams will pay an additional $25 when the teams are chosen late in Octeber. EMHA president Ron Bogart noted that it was important that all players register this week so that the appropriate teams can be entered with the Shamrock league and the OMHA, He said there was some question whether second teams would be entered in some categories and this can only be determined after registration. The EMHA also have to know how many juvenile players want to play to determine if an entry can be made, There was no juvenile team last year due to a lack of interest. Minor hockey players are also invited to register for the annual fall training program which commences this Saturday at Huron Park. It will run for five weeks. It had been originally intended to have the fall program at the South Huron rec centre but those plans had to be shelved when it became evident that ice would probably not be available as soon as anticipated. Fee for the five-week training program is $12. Exeter man on bike team A former Exeter resident, Constable R.K. Carpenter, will p articipate in the Ontario • rovincial Police Golden elmets performance at Western Fair grandstand, September 12 and 13. Constable Carpenter, presently with the Guelph detachment is one of 18 volunteer motorcycle officers selected from various detachments throughout the province. GIRLS TOURNEY WINNERS — Hurondale won the annual Kirkton bantam girls softball championship Monday with a close win over Elimville. Back, left assistant coach Andy Dougall, coach Mary Easton, Cindy Down, Rosemary Miller, Brenda Iredale, Barb Down, Janice Heywood, Margaret Miller, Lynn Dobson, scorer Marion Dougall and coach Terry Heywood. Front, Sharon Rundle, Cheryl Parsons, Donna Prout, Dianne Rundle, Jane Sims, Helen Dougall and Betty Neevel. Missing were Jackie Baptist, Patsy and Donna Keller. T-A photo To finish painting BARGAIN 1974 PINTO Country Squire stationwagon, automatic, 4 cylinder, one owner, real beauty. Licence HNK820 1974 METEOR MONTCALM 4-door sedan, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Licence HNK699 1974 LE MANS 2-door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence FAA 961 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission plus other features. Licence DAD261 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS V-8, automatic, full power, Licence FAZ 815 1973 FORD CUSTOM 500 Stationwagon, a real nice one. Licence DFD 267 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4-door sedan,' leather up- holstery, air conditioning, and many other extras, Licence HMF598, 1973 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 4-door hardtop, air coh- ditioning and many extras. 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All league schedules commence the week of Monday, September 12th. Anyone wishing to enter or join a team please phone 235-2781. Men's Nite Monday and Wednesday Ladies Nite Tuesday and Thursday Mixed Nite Friday and Sunday EXETER BOWLING LANES 399 each CO-OP SPECIAL Wool-nylon-mohair blend in assorted plaids. 4 pock- ets. Full cut with satin yoke. Button front and cuffs. Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL. 546-706 Leaf n' litter c garbage bagsU95/pkg. Large 33" x 45" poly bags. 2 mil thickness for extra strength. 5 bags to a pack- age, complete with twist ties. 591-180 CO-OP SPECIAL COOP LAWN WEED KILLER Premium lawn '240 %10 weed killer 16 oz Controls clover, chick weed, black medic, etc. 16 oz: 275-017 Ea. .$3.40 8 oz: 275-016 Ea ...$2.40 31/2 gallon 1790 steel sprayer each Has 2 stage safety lock on 30" hose. Large capacity brass pump. 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NO DANGER to animals. 579-674 im UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO EXETER DISTRICT 235.2081 PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1977 13 e 9 a Farm Sale Price • Registration for the upcoming season for Exeter minor hockey players will be held this weekend at the South Huron rec centre, Players may register on Thursday and Friday between 7:00 and 8:00 p,rn. or on Saturday morning from 9:00 to 11:00 This Three times set for EMHA registrations Pearce combo best golfers Times-Advocate, September 8, 1977 Paso 7 The precision motorcycle- riding team, was formed in 1963 and has been featured as family entertainment at fairs and exhibitions throughout Ontario, thrilling fair-goers with their manoeuvers which include "The Wheel", "Triple Reverse Cir- cles" and the exciting "Thread the Needle". Inspector G.W. Hickingbottom of the O.P.P. General Headquarters will be the Officer in Charge of the performance. Powerful 1200 c.c., 950 lb. Harley-Davidson Police Specials (the same motorcycles which patrol Ontario highways) are used in the ride. By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Newt Hayter were Mr. and Minor soccer schedule ends The regular season for the Exeter minor soccer teams ended last week on a successful note. The squirts blanked St. Marys 2-0, the atoms scored a 4-1 victory and the pee wee clubs from the two towns played to a scoreless tie. Playoffs for all categories in the entire league will be held at Lucan on Saturday, September 17. Each team will play three times with a total of 24 games to be played on four fields in Lucan. It all begins at 9 a ,m. In the squirt game, Wed- nesday, Dave Russell scored the first goal in the first minute of play to the surprise of the St. Marys team, Steve Kints was credited with the assist. St. Mary's tightened up the defense which made it almost impossible to get a shot at goal, until Exeter was credited with a penalty shot, sucessfully kicked by Brian Quinn. In the second half St. Marys was determined • to come back and even ,up the score, but the Exeter defense and excellent goal tending by Tim Moore made it impossible for them to count, The pee wees battled to a 0-0 tie with St, Mary's at Canners field, Thursday night, Exeter kept the pressure on but shots were all near misses. The shut out was due to great goal tending of Richard Helm, Blain Epp scored three times to lead the Exeter atom win over St. Marys. Steve Gould booted the. fourth goal. Kirkton pool season ends If you happened to be around the Kirkton-WoOdham Pool this week, you might have noticed a sign that read "Sorry, we're closed." After a busy summer, the doors that once rebounded sounds of laughter, were locked for the final time. However, you might see some activity around the pool this week, when Gerry Van Bussel's crew returns to apply the finishing touches of paint. The pool management com- mittee was very pleased with the number of swimming lesson 'registrations for their first year in operation. Registrations reached the 380 mark, quite above the expectations of the committee. Despite cool temperatures, the pool staff and area swimmers managed to hang in there, knowing that there had to be a warm sun lurking somewhere behind those clouds. Of course, the highlight of the summer was not the official opening of the K-W Pool, but the day pool heater finally arrived! Interest in public swimming would have to be rated fair to good for our first year, We were glad to see many people taking advantage of our season passes and family plans. Next year's activities for the K- W Pool look even bigger and better than this year. Pips may include a swim team, a diving class and special cpurses, such as Bronze Cross and Award of Merit. Also, various special events are planned that will help raise money for the pqol. Mrs. Leadbetter (Eva Hayter) from Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Senefsky, (Helen Hayter), Orange, California and Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Glenn Hayter and Mrs. Ann Derew, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kellestine and Darrel, Leamington spent the week with Mr. and Mrs.Dick Kellestine, Ailsa Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Charlton. Seatbelt slogan from recent contest: "If you love your kids, belt them." Tire manufacturers are coming up with a reinforced fiberglass "inner tire" that will be mounted inside regular fire. In case Of a flat, the inner tire will give q good ride up to 50 miles at 50mph. May do away with spares. EXETER 235.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Fore! beater The father and son best ball tournament at the Ironwood golf course, Monday was won by Wayne Pearce and his son Steve. They combined to score a 73. Close behind with 74's were Jerry and Wayne Parsons and Charlie and Ron Glenn. Jim Russell teamed up with a substitute son Kevin Parsons for a score of 78, the same score compiled by Charlie Tiernan and Jim Guenther, The most honest golfers were Gib and Gibby Dow. In regular Tuesday night men's alumni 000000 o lllll ll Suzuki Goes the E. f=7. SUZUKI distance from the RM80 to the GS750 U L SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varno Onion° NOM 2R0 Drol 519462.5809 = = 4 SCOTT'S Leather Tack Shop Riding Equipment and Apparel Lee Jeans, Denim Jackets & Overalls Western Boots, Hats, Leather Belts, Wallets & Handbags 120 SANDERS ST. W. EXETER, PH. 234-0694 News from Parkhill Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER * * * Note the mileposts on the U.S. Interstate highways. They help to pinpoint your location for emergency road assistance, (Mileage counts start at the southern and western borders of each state.) 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