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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-29, Page 11Too fat? Too thin? Too tired? Too often? Do something for somebody.. Your body! Fitness is fun. Try some. 4071 PaRtIEME17017 Thomas Fall Special FEATURING:- • Color GI* Lighted Keyboards 6 1 ringer Chords & sass • Play a Melody In 30 Minutes Or LOSS. Come In and Let George Show You Hew REGULAR $2,295 THIS WEEK JESTER 132 h 41011 1111/ a S ORGANS dosed Wednesdays. Open F-ri, Till 8 PM 429 Main St., Exeter Phone 215-2522 ••••<,.. ,•••••-r Banker One: our Scotia Plan Loan Officers. Of course, you can obtain a Scotia Plan Loan from any Scotiabank branch. You may also arrange Scotia Plan Loan Financing through one of the many auto, RV or boat dealers across Canada where you see the Scotia Plan Loan Financing identification, Investigate other forms of financing, and you may find rates considerably higher. 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For quick, convenient loans on anything that rolls... this is Banker One,lenofoun Convenient: Quick: HOCKEY UNDERWAY — Several members of the Exeter Minor Hockey Association are involved in the fall training program being held at Huron Park. Coach Gar Johnston passes along some instruction to a few of the atom and pee wee age players above. From left are: Ted Oke, Brian Blackburn, Vandergunst, Mike Tiedeman involved. Steve Batten, Doug Scott, Darren and Trevor Blue, Over 60 boys are T-A photo rrooto,. i• • .• opst.sp Fro" r; k , IRONWOOD WINNERS — Despite wet weather conditions, Saturday the annual open golf tourney was held at the Ironwood course, From the left are course designer, Dave Ferguson, tourney winner, Steve Bennett, Seaforth; Gord Todd, Ingersoll, low net score and owner Gib Dow. T-A photo PEE WEE WINNERS — The Exeter pee wees won the league title of the district minor soccer league. Back, left, coach Joe Laurie, Richard Helm, Bruce Shaw and Scott Hasselback. Second row, Dave Underwood, Dave Shaw, John Mickle, Doug Willard and Wayne Smith. Front, Phil De Hdan, Jack Smits, Debbie Taylor, Frank Giffin and Graham Solomon. T-A photo WM111111111 11,, M A K E U S A N 0 F E THIS IS YOUR WEEK TO SAVE 1974 MAVERICK 2 door, 6 cylinder, automatic. A real good one: Licence Ht•IIK762. Was $2695 1974 PINTO Country Squire siationwagon, automatic, 4 cylinder, one owner, real beau- ty. Licence HIN11012Q. Was $2695 1974 METEOR MONTCALM 4-door sedan, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Licence Ht41099. Was $2675 1974 LE MANS 2-door, V-B, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence FAA961. Was $2495 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission plus other features. Licence DAD261. Was $2395 1973 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS V-8, automatic, full power. Licence fAZ815. Was $2895 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4-door sedan, leather upholstery, air con- ditioning, and many other extras, Licence HMF598. Was $2395 1973 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM 4-door hardtop, air cbn- ditioning and many extras. Licence CWU961. Was $2495 1974 GRAN TORINO 2-door, fully loaded, above average. Licence JAD760, Was $2995 1976 RANCHERO, many extras. Licence D16155. Was $3695 TRUCKS 1972 BRONCO 4 cylinder, 4-wheel drive. Excellent for mud or snow. Licence FKA037. Was $2495 1973 GMC PICKUP, V-B, automatic, power steering and brakes, with topper. Licence C66336. Was $2395 1976 FORD F100, 6 cylinder, automatic. Like new, only 11,000 miles, Licence D27683. Was $3695 All Safety Certified And Ready To Go MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 5:00 111 • Tirmi*Advoaxto, Soptirobor 29„ 1977 ADVERTISING CORRECTION The Times-Advocate apologizes for the error which appeared in last week's advertisement for Jerry MacLean at Son Automotive. A CB radio was advertised at $34.95. The correct price should have been $134.95 The Times-Advocate apologizes for any inconvenience the error may have caused any customers or the store management arid staff. JUVENILE CHAMPIONS — Lieury won the juvenile championship of the PMW softball league. Back, left, Gary Morley, Gary Romphf, Derwyn Hodgins, Daryl Hodgins, Karl Robinson, John McLinchey and coach Bev Hodgins, Front, Jim Dixon, Brad Dixon, Jerry Thompson, Jim Allison and Bev Thompson. Jets get even break, meet Stratford tonight , By GORDON MORLEY Bill and Kathy Prest's friend from Lindsay is visiting with them this week. David Koricina won two first prizes with his rabbits Friday at Parkhill Fair, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rosser, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Amos and family and Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose Koricina and family were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Amos. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Thompson and Arlene visited Wednesday evening with Gorodon and Kathleen Morley. Cindy Prest of London was a week-end visitor with her parents Mr. & Mrs. George Prest. Brinsley United Church celebrated their anniversary service Sunday with a very good attendance. The Junior Choir sang two numbers. Messrs Emerson McKay, George E. Lee and Alfred Ropp rendered several musical numbers. Mr. Peter Snell took as his sermon, "Can we like Jesus?" Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley were Mr. & Mrs, Joe Durand, Adam and Aimee Jayne. The sacrament of communion will be observed on Sunday in Brinsley United Church and Rev. Harold Snell of Exeter will assist for the occasion. Annual Harvest Thanksgiving Service was held at St. Mary's Church Sunday with the Church beautifully decorated with flowers, vegetables and fruits, ACW meet at Kirkton The A.C.W, met Thursday evening in the church basement. Mrs. Gerald Paul opened the meeting with the singing of a hymn and the Litany. The Scripture passage was read by Mrs. Bill Waghorn. The bazaar date was set for Saturday November 12th. Lunch was served by Mrs. Garth Blackler, Mrs. Gerald Paul and Mrs. Bill Schaefer. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brock of Salford. Mr. Wilbert Kirkby has returned home after being a patient in St. Marys' Memorial Hospital. Lorne Marshall has returned home after being a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. The Lucan Ilderton Jets and London Kings split a pair of exhibition hockey games this week. The Kings won by a score of 9-5 in London Wednesday and the Jets bounced back with a 6-4 victory in Huron Park Sunday afternoon. The Jets will be back in action tonight, Thursday when they meet the Stratford Perths at the Huron Park arena at 8 p.m. Many attend golf tourney The Hensall Legion Open Golf Tournament was held at Seaforth Golf Club on Sunday September 25 with a good attendance. Prize winners are as follows: 1- Ken Doig, Seaforth, a gold watch; 2- Gerald Flynn, Hensel', a gold watch; 3- Bob Thomas, Hamilton, set of ass'td tools; 4- Don Joynt, Hensel', engraved lighter; 5- Art Traquair, Woodstock, engraved lighter. Other prize winners were: Randy Mason, Huron Park; Mike Marrion, Seaforth; Stan KoChan, Hensall; Bob Cook, Hensall; Doug Manns, Hensall; Brian O'Neil, Grand Bend; Peter Zwaan, Hensall; Marshall Dearing, Exeter; Brian Camp- bell, Hensall; Tim Manns, Hensall; John Skea, Hensall; Bill Cornish, Ailsa Criag; Brad Matins, Hensall; Murray Traquair, Hensall; Don Dixon, Hensel); Howard Scane, Hensall; Tom Kyle, Arkona; Fred Campbell, Exeter; Earl McNabb, Hensall; Jim Smale, Hensall; Don Reid, Hensall; Grant McClinchey, Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. Stan Kochan and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Traquair were Hosts. A delicious steak supper was prepared and served by Mr. & Mrs, Harold Willert, All proceeds go to the arena fund. 000 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPher- son, Edmonton visited last week with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Wm, J. McLean. Mrs. Bessie Currie, Mrs. Lottie Jones, Mrs. Bessie Thomson, St, Marys, Mrs. Gertie Thomson, 8th line Blanshard visited with Mrs. Mary Thomson and other friends, Tuesday they pay a return visit to t the Classic City and next Thur- sday they travel to Woodstock. A five goal outburst in the third period allowed the Jets to pull out Sunday's win over London. The first period scoring belonged to London as Randy English and Lee Cummings fired the puck into the L-1 net. Larry King upped the London lead to 3-0 at 2,25 of the second period. Only 40 seconds later Jamie Robb ended the Jets famine as he converted passes from Ed Robb and Ron Funston. The third period was only 40 seconds old when Jamie Robb was in the right spot to deflect a hard shot by Barry Baynham. .At 1,42 Ed Parkinson hit the London net on a pass from Ian McTavish to tie the score. Both goals came with John Grand of the Kings in the penalty box. Ed Robb completed a pass from Pete Glover to put the Jets ahead 4-3 at 3.25 but Phil Howard evened the score for the Kings at 5.44. The eventual winning goal came from the stick of Jamie Robb, his third of the afternoon. Getting assists were Ed Parkinson and Ron Funston, Ed Robb fired the insurance marker at 9.36 with the assist going to Pete Glover. Tom O'Flaherty and Rob Kellestine shared goal tending duties for the Jets. O'Flaherty, a student at the University of Western Ontario played several games with Port Stanley last year while Kellestine was with the Jets. 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