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Times-Advocate, 1978-07-06, Page 11Stakes to feature Clinton race meet Three divisions of the Ontario Sire Stakes for three year-old filly trotters will Steer This Way By LARRY SNIDER There's another advan tage to keeping your car's engine in tune: it protects the catalytic converter. * * * As more diesel cars are being made and bought, there are now more places where owners can fill 'em up. There were only 5,000 diesel fuel stations in 1974, but 11,200 now. * * * Sticky valves are usually caused by gummy deposits. Special ad ditives may help. * * * If your car overheats, pull off the road safely and then— do nothing. Let it cool off before you open the radiator. If the radiator is too hot to rest your hand on, it's too hot to open. You may be scalded by steam and engine coolant. * * * In Canada, speedometers and odometers are being converted to measure kilometers instead of miles. Decal places on the dashboard will give true mileage and date at the time of conver sion. * * * Whether you're driving miles or kilometers, you'll want your car run ning smoothly. For regular maintenance, and special service when you need it, you can de pend on Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED feature Sunday’s regular card at the Clinton Raceway. The complete list of entries are as follows: Race 1 - Trot $5,482 - Carrick’s Pride, Linfield’s Atom, Kawartha Jeannie, Betty’s Bomber, Lady Pauline, Frost Season. Race 2 - Pace $425 - Robra Dilley, Mies Rhonda Joe, Billy Wave, Rh Ronald, Argyle Ed, Kit Lee, Not a Slowpoke. Race 3 - Pace $325 - Dot’s Lady, Future Fortune, Peggy Sugar Plum, Albacore, Warren’s Duke, Alonzo Adios, Darjo Weick. ' Race 4 - Pace $350 - South Byrd, Van Order, Silver- creek Creed, Goldie’s Hit, 01 Mel, Kippy Wall, Lady’s Lass. Race 5 - Trot $5,682 - Tayview Moulin, Lucky J Jet, Jayhill Candy, Shawna Boo, HD Stephanie, Esther’s Star, Jet’s Susan. Race 6 - Pace $425 - Shamel, Sandra’s Donald, Mike Meadow, Hullett Rose, Samantha Pace, Karl T Seelster, Roanie Rick. Race 7 - Trot $400 - Alpha Herb, Merrywood Hoot, Everready Lady, MS Dinah, Lis Pendin, Arvella Tom, Camp Susan. Race 8 - Pace $500 - Tony Bay, GJ Dodger, Victoria Princess, Arnie’s Peggy, Brian Mac, Imshi Allan, Capetime Jessica. Race 9 - Preferred Pace $1,000 - Lady Horton, Irisha Hanover, Gamblers Chance, Satan Pendin, Robert’s Ridge, Keystone Scott, Greenview Duke. Race 10 - Trot $5,482 - Harmie, Gypsy Gun, Ruby Rodney, Jet Set Esther, Speed Smoke, Christie Riddell. Holtzmann shoots 72 Dave Holtzmann with a 72 recorded the low gross at Tuesday’s men’s nite at the Ironwood golf course. Taking low net honours was Iver Small. Leading the “B” flight in gross scores was Al Taylor with an 82 and the low net score was turned in by John Morgan. In the “C” flight George Busche’s 88 was the best gross score and Bill Arm strong with a 66 was best in the low net department. PLAYGROUND STAFF AT HP — A complete summer playground program is available to boys and girls in the Huron Park area this summer. The program started Tuesday morning. The leaders are shown above. From the left are Beth Keys, Joanne Van Raay, Denise Baptie, supervisor Laura Johns, Carol Ross and Elaine Overholt. T-A photo Split with Kinkora Kirkton girls score two victories EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer The Kirk ton midget girls* softball team recorded two victories in three starts this week. The Kirkton girls split a two game series with Kinkora. They lost the first contest 10-9 and came back with a decisive 17-3 win to square the series. In the third game, they had little trouble in beating Tavistock 13-1. In the loss to Kinkora, Sheila Penhale led the Kirkton batting attack with a triple and two doubles. She was followed closely by Sue Schaefer and Bonnie Westlake with two singles each. Getting one hit apiece were Kelly Kernick, Lori Iredale, Rosemary Miller and Terri Brintnell. Sheila Penhale and Patti Down shared pitching duties for Kirkton. The Kirkton club wasted little time in getting even with Kinkora in the second meeting. They scored five runs in each of the first two innings. Kirkton pitchers Patti Down and Terri Brintnell held the opposition to four hits while recording 11 strikeouts. Bonnie Westlake was best at the plate with a triple and two singles. Rosemary Miller cracked a pair of triples while Sheila Penhale and Kim Heather each delivered two hits. Getting hits in single fashion were Sue Schaefer, Jayne Dougall and Pam Johnson. The win over Tavistock was accomplished with 10 runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. Patti Down on the Kirkton mound allowed only four Tavistock batters to reach base. Kim Heather led Kirkton at the plate with a bases loaded home run and a single. Natalie Stroud slapped out two singles and Pam Johnson beat out a pair of bunts. Collecting singles were Sue Schaefer, Patti Down, Kelly Kernick, Lori Iredale and Carrie Stroud. We have several recent trade-ins, specially priced. All are safety checked and ready to go! —HERE ARE SIX EXAMPLES 1975 Oldsmobile 88 2-door, a real good clean car, fully equipped. Licence JFN698 1975 Maverick 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, many other extras. Licence JYY531 1975 Ford LTD 2-door. This car is fully equipped for trailer towing. Licence JCE691 1973 Plymouth Duster 2-door, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. Real good condition. Licence CZZ367 1973 AMC Hornet 4-door, like new condition, 6 cylinder, * automatic, radio. Licence HBP843 1972 Pinto Wagon 4 cylinder, 4- speed, radio. Real economical transportation. Licence CWP264 Looking For A Gas Saver See Our 1978 Fairmont, Pinto or Fiesta. You'll Love 'Em LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LIMITED Exeter 235-1640 London 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer <2950 *2475 *2995 *2150 $1675 NAIRN WINS CONSOLATION — The 'B' championship of the Saturday Centennial Cup soccer tourney was won by Nairn. Above, Centennial president Ron Helm makes the presentation to Nairn captain Richard Engel. T-A photo I PETER WARNER | I We Want Youl | To Smile | I 1 978 DODGE I = MONACO = = CRESTWOOD — Sto- | = tion wagon, a low = = mileage factory dem. = = Loaded with extras. Air, = Estereo, power = = everything. Licence = = MWX018. List Price = = $9610. = I WOW! I I *8300 I Save most where you use most Most families use as much electricity in a month to dry the laundry as they do in two years of vacuuming the rugs. Or in seven years of electric shaving. That kind of comparison makes it easy to spot the heavy users of electric power in your home. Major appliances like clothes dryers, refrigerator-freezers, ranges, airconditioners, hot water heaters and furnace fans can waste hundreds of kilowatt hours each month unless they are used with care. (A kilowatt-hour is one thousand watts, used for one hour. For example, ten 100-watt bulbs burning for an hour.) Waste is costly. Try to involve your whole family in a campaign for the wise use of electricity, particularly in the areas of heaviest use. The Hydro conservation booklet "How you use the electricity you use" can help you. Ask for a free copy. EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Ms A. Greehe - Chairman C. H. Livingstone - Commissioner B. F. Shaw - Commissioner H. L. Davis - Manager S E = S I E s I s s =• $4,500 - $5,595 1977 VOLARE two door................. LWF933 1977 FURY 4 door (air)....................LXX723 1977 FURY two door (air)....................LWE178' 1976 MUSTANG Ghia, like new with sun roof......................LBP516 1976 CHRYSLER load ed, including air, low miles................MWX018 1976 CAMERO LT spotless, black beauty ............ZOH004 s $3,500 - $4,495 1975 FORD LTD LANDAU 4 door, load ed including air .JJR514 1976 RABBIT two door..................LHM880 1975 FIREBIRD ESPRIT with air..............LXZ605 1975 MONTE CARLO.............JSR091 i i s: z EE E E $2,500 - $3,495 1975 VALIANT 4 door, 6 cyl., auto........BDY834 1974 VALIANT 4 door, 6 cyl., auto........BDP971 1975 PONTIAC 4 door...............MMM491 1971 COUGAR "must be seen", air, cruise, windows .........DAD510 s I $1,500 - $2,495 1974 FURY GRAND COUPE.............DFZ691 1971 CHALLENGER "sharp"............DDP183 1971 MAVERICK 26,- 803 original miles, 6 cyl., auto., like new...................DOA979 $495 . $995 (AS IS) 1971 FORD PICKUP............P23165 1 973 GRAN TORINO...........FRA237 1972 DUSTER . DTJ594 1971 COMET.. DFX5O8 BE SURE OF A GOOD DEAL. OPEN MON. - FRI. TO 9 P.M., SAT.- 6, SUN. 12-6 P.M. ' GRANO MND BI-1WI E S s S E S E E * By LAURAJOHNS It is summer again and the Spark Program in Huron Park is well underway. This is a six week program which commenced on July 4 and will continue until August 11. The program is once again sponsored by a Young Canada Works Grant. The morning program begins at 9:00 and runs until 11:30 and the afternoon program runs from 1:00 to 3:30. Weekly events planned by SPARK staff will consist of swimming, movies, crafts, games and everyday events. Special events will take place throughout the program. This week our theme is Participaction. We will be starting off each morning with the ‘Health Hustle.’ Tonight at 7 p.m. we will be holding a ‘Challenge of the Sexes Baseball Game’ consisting of mothers and daughters versus fathers and sons. Our first week will close formation pertaining to this with a track and field day. topic. Next week’s theme will be , )Ve W11! stiU be acceptingWe will still be accepting health and safety. Visitors late registrants. It is planned from the surrounding area to be a great summer. Hope will be presenting in- to see you there! Exeter victorious in minor soccer Exeter overwhelmed Nairn 7-0 in pee-wee division soccer at Canner’s Field Thursday night. Doug Willard contributed a first-half goal and two in the second of a game in which Nairn seldom got out of a defensive role. Single scores for Exeter came from Frank Giffin, |Phil ide Haan, John Mickle and Wayne Smith. Centennial Cup results First Round — London-Oakridge 8 Goderich 1 Sarnia 4 - Grand Bend 0 London City 2 - Nairn 0 Exeter 3 - Clinton 2 Second Round — Sarnia 2 - London Oakridge 1 Exeter 1 - London City 0 Nairn 2 - Clinton 0 Goderich 3 - Grand Bend 0 Consolation Final —- Nairn 5 - Goderich 4 Cup Final — Sarnia 3 - Exeter 0 at Home C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. 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