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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-08, Page 12Ladies Tuesday D. McNair 519 P. Hunter Duvar 646 M. Sweitzer 540 C. Moore 540 B. Sangster 635 V. Flynn 617 L. Jackson 526 M. E. Lee 546 L. La tulippe 792 M. Bridges 453 L. Webber 632 M. Boltzmann 634 Mens Monday A. Flynn 782 H. Holtzman 738 M. Brintnell 696 C. Murray 625 B. Osgood, Sr. 729 K. Rader 552 B. Farquhar 893 M. Morneau 776 G. Black 815 Black Jack 612 GR HD CO PP BB RO SP PO MM JS PK AH RO SU FL BR SP DH 013 AL C4 CB 0 17 7 63 2 26 5 60 5 54 2 36 5 29 2 35 7 67 0 18 2 48 5 51 4 41 3 35 7 45 0 52 7 56 0 24 7 41 0 19 7 64 0 8 ST. MARYS LINCOLNS vs. CHATHAM MAPLE CITY FORDS SAT. DEC. 10 AT 8.30 p.m. EXETER ARENA Bus Leaves Town Hall at 7.30 p.m. This Coupon entitles Free Admission to any Public School child to a Lincoln Home Game when accompanied by an Adult. COUPON VALID TO DEC. 10 We'll give you a leg to stand on The affordable nortables from Quasar have never looked better. And right now, Max's will make you an offer that's as pretty as the picture. Not only will we give you a special price on the 20" color portable shown below, but we'll also give you a stand to put it on when you buy one. Look for Green Tags at your Quasar dealer's showroom, and take ad- vantage of this special offer to get the television with the pic- ture that's as unforgettable as its name-Quasar, \ VA \ 10. !I;! 1011 I.i ":4. 11mcwommtem5 1;11111111._.),___4, - " ,„/,91,00r4 11;i5431171312 t/J1Pinoli WHY 721711. cL- MODEL #WT 5826PW 20" Color Portable With Stand 1 00% solid-state "Mini• Maintenance" chassis, In-line matrix picture tube. "Insta•Motic" color tuning. Automatic Fine Tun- ing, Includes stand #O$90. .1 4 54995 Quasar MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE GRAND BEND 238:2493 FL PP 8W BS BL TB BO YW CO CH BB FA RJ RR AD Pee Wees Tigers J. McFalls 174 Lions T. Baker 165 Bears S. Skinner 179 Juniors G. Peitsch 265 M, Mol 237 A. Pearce 194 Seniors M. Brunzlow 274 D. Fisher 292 S. Skinner 324 J. Mol 318 L. Warwick 330 B. Anderson 437 Sunday Mixed League L. Webber 636 M. Barker 562 M. Looby 595 S. DeGrace 579 H. Jones 592 L. Henderson 524 Wed. Morning Ladies J. McDowell 497 B. Elgie 527 N. Coleman 704 D. Munroe 546 D. Kip er 482 Senior Citizens T. Yellow 350 H. Wells 291 E. Poore 314 C. Hendy.390 Mens Wednesday P. Lavier 809 D. Murray 676 R. Dickey 725 H. Jones 632 D. Campbell 716 M. Brintnell 661 W. Pietsch 740 D. Clifford 737 Mon. Afternoon Men C. Hendy 564 T. Yellow 513 G. Hoggarth 375 B. Etherington 475 B. Elgie 370 W. Shapton 453 L. Lovell 335 Friday Mixed League B. Sanders 585 C. Murray 1144 D. MacDonald 588 G. Stire 700 R Gridzak 560 J. Kinsman 542 G. Smith 551 7 • 55 0 9 4 30 3 38 7 54 0 28 7 63 0 31 3 61 4 56 3 54 5 51 2 30 4 31 2 20 3 18 3 23 7 28 GC SD AC BJ RS EX Yank WS DD CF DN 13L HR GT SS The "Ideal family Unit", seeped car, station wagon, picnic headquarters, camper and molorhorne. 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Plymouth Mon -'- Fri. to 9 PM Saturday to 6 PM Sunday 12-5 PM • Oarke SALES iSEaviCE A:5,0AS* TOP MIDGETS — The most colorful players in Saturday's midget game between Exeter and Hensall — Zurich were Steve Sararas, right, of the visitors and Preston Dearing of the home team. The latter scored two goals and three assists to pace the team to a 9 - 0 win. Sararas played part of the game in the nets for the winners and turned aside several shots to keep the score as close as it was. Derry Boyle, centre, chose the topplayers in all the minor hockey day events. MA WHAT A CH 'SIAM! What he wants is what he'll get ... when sharp Santas head here for gift shopping. Latest styles, colors, come through with winning fashion looks. Select slacks, jackets, shirts, suits, sweaters, even coordinated outfits ... plus all the accessories to pull his many new looks together. And we can make Christmas Shopping EASY for you ... here i s how ... * Use our convenient lay-away * Or simply drop in and pick up a gift certificate. aSEIM•10111141. We even make in-town deliveries. If you can't get into our stores, Phone us and we will shop for you. BOTH LOCATIONS NOW OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK TO SERVE YOU BETTER Len McKnight & Sons Exeter 235.2320 Ont. EXETER CICHARG 235-2320 FIENSALL 262-2244 player in the 1977 Grey Cup and former Toronto Argonaut Bill Symons. Ellison said attempts are still being made to secure Argo coach Leo Cahill and Craig Morton of the Denver Broncos. Representing h ockey will be Brian McFarlane from Hockey Night in Canada and Goderich native Larry Jeffrey, Another top hockey personality is a distinct possibility, Ron Lenore of the Detroit Tigers will be here along with two members of the Toronto clue Jays. Heading the track and field contingent will be two of the top pentathalon athletes in Canada. They are Jill Ross and Diane Jones Konihowski, The latter may bring along her husband Bob Konihowski, a linebacker with the Edmonton Eskimos, Sheri Biaer and Robin Cowan will represent figure skating and Ken Doig will be golf's representative. (CoTmtli r;tal ILDERTON ARENA Stratford Perths vs Lucanliderton Jets Friday, December 9 8:15 p.m. W. Robb and Na-Churs are Jet Supporters MINOWIreis I - EXCITING CHRISTMAS IDEAS FOR GOLFERS See The New 1978 GOLF CLUBS ACCESSORIES Please call DOUG ELLISON FOR APPOINTMENT 235-1772 otr4D GOLF CLUB system of the month The Perfect Gift for Music Lovers! Give a complete Clarinette''stereo entertainment centre, in one compact unit...a 3 speed phono, tape recorder/ player and AM/FM stereo receiver, ready to play, with two big speakers. With the recorder, you can build a tape library for home or car by recording from the AM/FM stereo receiver or from the phone. You can even add your own voice as you tape, with our 'Sing-Along' feature just add a mike. 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Check Our Selection of Christmas Gifts Check Our Selection of Christmas Gifts Page 12 Times-Advocate, December 8, 1977 FAMILY FUN - Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER The phone companies are talk- ing about a phone in every car, We can just see the traffic problem — "Sorry, officer, I was on the phone... To protect your car's finish, es- pecially in industrial areas, apply a double coat of wax on a clean car three or four times a year, and wash the car every week or so. * * * New extra-slippery motor oils help save fuel, according to government and industry researchers. * * * If your car's battery isn't mounted tightly in its carrier, you may run into electrolyte lockage, case damage, and loosened plates and separators. Have it checked now and then. Woman• in New Jersey thought her car sounded 'bad and brought it to a garage for a checkup, Mechanic found a four-foot boa constrictor wrapped around the air filter. Bring your car in for a checkup any time, but please — no "pets' . We care for autos, not animals, at Larry Sniders. IFICSiPSONWIRNER 'Nice People to Deal With" Open 7 days GRAND BEND 2384391 TOP PLAYERS — EMHA president Ron Bogart presents the most color- ful player awards following Saturday's bantam II game. Mike Murray copped the honors for Exeter and Scott Roulston, right, was the leading player for St. Marys, Bowling Scores New format in houseleague Discount Dave's and Nor- thlander posted wins in the Exeter minor hockey houseleague program conducted as part of minor hockey day, Saturday. Discount Dave's registered a 5- 1 margin over AVCO. Allan Hodgert paced the attack with two goals, while singles were fired by Jim Fletcher, Ed Cosman and Jeff Wareham. Steve Coates scored We only goal for AVCO. In the other tilt, Northlander ran away from Taylor Motors by a score of 10-1. George Pratt had five goals for the winners and Mike Murray added a pair. Other scorers were Jeff Francis, Stev'e 3 Francis, Allan Pym and Kevin Heather. The lone goal for Taylor Motors was fired by Sean Whiteford. This week's houseleague program will take on a new format on a trial basis. The atom and bantam II all-stars will be excluded from the lineups. In the opener at 9:00 a.m., Northlander (1) will face Discount Dave's (4) and the 10:30 a.m, game will pit AVCO (2) against Taylor Motors (3). Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County s Largest Ford Dealer 6 27 7 35 10 43 5 45 8 28 7 39 7 63 5 53 2 53 5 36 0 214 2 23 Good speakers for dinner . The fifth annual Exeter Lions club Sportsmen's dinner should be bigger and better than ever if the quality of guest speakers already confirmed is any in- dication. The dinner will be held Tuesday, February 7 at the South Huron Rec Centre, Master of ceremonies will be Bill Brady of crn radio in London. Dinner chairman Doug Ellison reports this week that theheadline speaker will be Normie Kwong, the China Clipper with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers back in the 1950's, Other football players agreeing to come are Glenn Weir, voted the most valuable defensive Doublers lead in dart league The Doublers continue to hold a first place lead in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 44 7 28 points. 3 15 The Sassenachs are second 3 22 with 42 points and the Winkers third at 40. The Nicky Tams are next at 36 points and Out of Space fifth with 35 points. Tied for sixth spot with 32 points each are the Itchy Niters and Out of Space, Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Doublers vs Out of Space Scotties vs Sabres Shiphunters vs Winkers Flying Highs vs First Chance 9:30 p.m. DR's vs ? Nicky Tams vs McPfaffs Outlaws vs Sassenachs Itchy Niters vs Family Affair