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Times-Advocate, 1979-06-27, Page 21THE NET EFFECT MWI» Your Car this EASY TO BUY?) Tips from the Exeter Tennis club Huron dub gets 2-2 tie Times-Advocate, June 27, 1979 CARROLL REIBLICH AND RANDY PARSONS This is the first in a series of columns which we will present during this tennis season. It is our hope that tennis players will find these columns provide them with y i •••< TETER WARNER STATION WAGONS 1 978 PLYMOUTH FURY SPORT Station wagon, fully equipped, air, cruise, power steer­ ing, brakes, windows, locks, AM-FM radio, roof rack. Very charp tapestry woodgrain matching interior - a low mileage company car. Ser 211378 SSAVE 1975 CHEV CAPRICE ESTATE Wagon - top of the line and gorgeous. Lie JJB212 red with sides and 1 979 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE WAGON What a wagon! Intermediate in size and low on price. Ser 139662. SSAVE These fine Wagons and all our new and used Cars and Trucks deserve your complete inspection. Come On In For A Test Ride SALES OPEN Mon-Fri 8-9 Sal 8-6 Sun 12-5 E5S3 ■■■ ■ ■ km B^^^B thompson-SSrner 7 4oyi “Nice Paopk »e DmI WWT GRAND BEND 238-2391 both information, and in­ struction, and will help make tennis in Exeter more ex­ citing and rewarding. The courts are being painted by some club members this week and should be completed by today if the weather co­ operates. They will definitely be done in time for the second session of lessons, which begin next week. Players may still call 235- 1304 to register. The dates for July’s social events have been set and will appear on the calendar in the members’ newsletters week. All tennis players are encouraged to join the Exeter tennis club so that the club can continue to grow and improve. The club offers prime court time for members, a new junior development program, inter-community and local competition, in­ structional programs, and most importantly, the op­ portunity to participate in tennis in Exeter. Please take some time to visit the courts any Tuesday or Thursday night and ask us any questions you may have about the club, the lessons or about the exciting sport of tennis in general. We are confident, that with your participation, this season will be the best yet for tennis in our community, and our courtswill be used to will then play knock-out their fullest potential. Good luck to everyone this season! Tennis tip of the week: Get that racquet out of the closet so you’ll be warmed- up before next week’s tip. If you need a new one, club members can get them at a 10 percent discount at Canadian Tire, MacLean’s Automotive or RSD Sports Den by showing their membership card. This deal also applies to any other tennis equipment which you may decide is necessary this season. 7Wf '.’PP ■rfPFIPPiC B'jr, The Huron County Peewees opened their 1979 soccer schedule on Sunday afternoon when they travelled to Greenway Park, London, to take on South West London in exhibition action. South West are present leaders of the London and District major pee wee league and they retained their unbeaten record with a thrilling 2-2 tie against Huron County. Huron are coached by Dave Silcock of Exeter and included in his Sunday line­ up were local stars Greg Ryan and Dave Murray from Staffa, Dave Scott and Wayne Gale, Grand and Exeter’s Chris Gerwen. South West settled first and took an early lead before Greg Ryan equalized with a superb corner-kick just before the interval. Mid­ way through the second half, Dave Murray put Huron ahead with a well taken 30- yard drive. The lead was short lived, however, as South West came back just minutes la-er to tie the score and close out a very exciting encounter between two well matched teams. .................................. ....... Whatever Your Sport. .. SHOP HERE FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF TROPHIES Order Now For Darts, Curling Hockey, Bowling, Etc. Bend Van down McGILLIVRAY TRACKWINNERS — Age groupchampionsfortheintramural track and field chamionships at McGillivray Cen­ tral School were named recently. From left-right are Sean Hogan, 12 year old boys; Debbie Hughes,12 year old girls,- Scott Brophey, 11 year old boys,- Lori Allison, 11 year old girls and Julie Mawson, 13 year old girls. T-A pho io Second set goes July 8 Complete first round of soccer play Forest, Grand Bend, Nairn and West Williams were winners in the opening mid­ season tournament round of Ausable district soccer at Canner’s field, Sunday. The eight teams of the league will meet again at Nairn in games beginning at noon on Sunday, July 8. Winners of the first round games for the A-division tournament trophy. -Losers in the opener will compete for the B-division award. In last Sunday’s play, Forest beat Huron Park 3-1 on penalty-kicks taken to break a 2-2 tie unresolved after a pair of 10-minute overtime periods. In other games, Grand Bend won 4-0 over Taxan- dria; Nairn 1-0 over Exeter; and West Williams 3-2 over Lucan. Huron Park’s young goalkeeper Rich Helm played exemplary soccer in his team’s eventual loss to Forest. A loss clouded by a very doubtful goal from Forest’s Dennis Smith, which appeared to strike the underside of the crossbar and bounce down and into Helm’s arms early in the game. That goal came at seven minutes to follow the first of two by the Park’s George Eisenschink, who scored at five minutes of the first half, and at 29 minutes of the second. Eisenschink’s last goal came one minute after a scoring penalty-kick by Forest’s Mark Overholt, and sent the match into over­ time. Exeter Centennials’ 1-0 loss to Nairn came about in one of the better played games of the day. A fast event totally decided on a picture goal by Nairn’s Andrew Hemming at the close of the first half. tlemming hit a falling ball /?/* uvetiofiDeQ boat- TS HOT tAPCT-t AFLOAT— U> SAVE SAVE <STATION WAGON SPECIALS 1977 FORD SQUIRE WAGON Fully equipped including air con­ ditioning. Licence LYL571. *2990 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON Fully equipped in­ cluding air conditioning. Licence MYV599. ’2990 * 1976 FORD SQUIRE WAGON Fully equipped including air con­ ditioning. Licence LBP639. ’3350 ¥ 1974 FORD SQUIRE WAGON Nine passenger, fully equipped including air conditioning. Licence DFZ741. ’2390 1973 FORD GALAXIE WAGON with many extras. Licence DFU267. ’1995 All safety checked and ready to go. LARRY SNIDER Motors Ltd. 5 235-1640 Goderich posts top scores in four club shoot event A four team competition shoot was held at the claybird gun club Sunday. Goderich accumulated 299 points to take first place. Mitchell and claybird No. 2 team were tied for second with 290 points and claybird No. 1 followed with 281 The Goderich team received badges for their win. High man of the day with a score of 70 was Al Turner of Mitchell. He received a cooler from Tuckey Beverages. The door prize was won by Grant Hodgert. The winning Goderich scores were John Hessells 69, Bill Boussey 62, John Greidanus 60, Fred Brail 56, Paul Webb 52. Mitchell scorers were Al Turner 70, Bert Mahaffey 60, Calvin Christie 59, Glenn Mark 57, Wes Sanders 44. Al Kyle led claybird No. 2 shooters with a 65. Next were Rick Schroeder 61, John Love 59, Ted Van Rompey 58, Grant Hodgert 47. Wayne Riddell with a 66 was best for claybird No. 1 Other scores were Bill Weber 58, Tom Russell 57, Jody Mosurin- john 57, Larry Mason 43. In Wednesday’s regular trap competition, Wayne Riddell and Tom Russell were the top shooters with 24 each. Close behind with 23 were Rick Schroeder, Bill Weber, Ken Eagleson and Larry Mason. Randy Martyn and John Love checked in with 22 each, Ted Van Rompey scored 21 and Jamie Cald­ well, Bruce Russell, Grant Hodgert and Bill Armstrong were even at 20 hits apiece. Completing the scores were Ken Moore 19, Neil Romphf and John Morgan at 18 and Brian Wedlake with 14. with a volley that sliced it into the upper left corner of the Exeter net with barely three inches to spare. In the tournament starter, Grand Bend ran up their 4-0 shutout of Taxandria with two goals in each half. Dave Nolan and Tony Mennen scored the first. In the closing half, it was Mennen again, and then Bill Van- denbygaart with the final tally. During the second game of the day, West Williams were two goa’o up on Lucan within 15 minutes on scores by* Bob Kindt and John Michielsen. Rick Hall then brought Lucan up to a 2-2 tie with a goal near the close of the first half, and another midway through the second. West Williams’ Howard Bright, however, locked it up 3-2 with a score near the end of the match. In tournament games, the clubs play two 30-minute halves, with two 10-minute overtime, halves to deter­ mine a winner in case of a draw. F’ailing a winner, each team then takes five penalty­ kicks alternately until one team has scored more goals. League games in the Ausable district will resume July 15, with Exeter away at Nairn at 6p.m.Other games, locally that day, will have Lucan hosting West Williams at 6 p.m.; with Grand Bend and Huron Park at home at 2 p.m. for games against Taxandria and Forest respectively. Swim pool now open The Exeter and area swimming pool has opened for another year. The pool is being manned by six area youths. Lynne Mercer as pool supervisor has worked at the Pool three previous sum­ mers. During winter months she has taught at Vanastra pool and guarded at a private pool in London. Patti Shapton, shift Supervisor and Swim team coach, worked at the pool last summer and Kirkton poop the previous summer. Patti also taught at private pools. Dale Armstrong and Brian Mercer are this year’s support-staff. These two have recently taken a 40 our course entitling them to instruct and examine in the Red Cross and Royal Life programs. The part-time staff con­ sists of Becky Baker, Kathy Giffin and Deb Taylor. Deb’s job is to run the wading pool which Kathy did the year before. With this fine staff running ■ the pool this year, there should be a safe and happy summer. Cancer can be beaten 1 r ,rm«MS if '■> si K- ’j 7 vZ L- -'J' K IS | A W1 ‘ 4 / * I SWIM POOL STAFF — The staff for the Exeter swimming pool for the summer months has been named. Back, left, pool supervisor Lynne Mercer, Dale Armstrong, Patti Shapton and Brian Mercer. Front, Kathy Griffin, Deb Taylor and Becky Baker. T-A photo SWIMMING POOL SALE Inground Pools Completely Installed Starting at: *1982°° Phone 652-3203 or 432-8876 Forest City Swimming Pools Ltd., London I , JERRY MacLEAN & SON AUTOMOTIVE LTD. 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