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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-08-24, Page 13LARRY SNIDER LIEURY TAKES TITLE — The team from Lieury won the "B" championship of the Men's fast­ ball tournament held over the weekend in Zurich. Presenting the Shows dairy store trophy to team captain Jim Thompson is Paul Bedard. Members of the winning squad are Lloyd Mathers, Jack Tweddle, Stan Lovie, Gord Mauer, Bob Robinson, Les Dury, Paul Hodgins, Bob Cornish, Ed Brown, Pete Coate and Earl Allison. Staff photo Boost Your Home Town End schedule Sunday Centennials edge Lucan by 1 -0 din a Dass^romriffhK Of their club' starts at 2 p,m‘ Their finaI *10wever> topped out earlier tennjals will have Steer "This Way Manufacturers once talked of a master-brain computer to control the functions and systems in your car. For safety's sake (to avoid total breakdown) they're now planning small com­ puters in several areas of the car. ¥ Y * Use your own fire gauge every two weeks or so (while the fires are cool) to guard against in­ correct inflation. Both safety and economy are involved. * * * Change the filter when you change the oil in your car. Otherwise, the dirty, diluted filter will foul fill. oil in the the new •k transmis- and shifts •Jr W If automatic sion slips .. ......._ when it shouldn't, car may be overfull of transmission fluid. Have it checked. * * * Only about 20 percent of the energy in a gallon of gasoline is converted to useful work by the average automobile engine. A A * If your car isn't as ef­ ficient as it should be, bring it in to the expert mechanics at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer We'il tune the- engine ‘“to- op­ timum performance. SALE Local swimmers second in Lake Huron playoffs The Lake Huron Zone Competitive Swimming league held its semi finals in Exeter Saturday morning and Exeter placed second out of five teams with 298 points. Elmira scored 454 points to take first place with a strong team that showed great depth. St. Marys was third with 225 fourth compiling 169 points was Listowel and completing the list was Clinton with 133 points. Exeter had two medley relays receiving ribbons. • Maja Gans, Marg Pryde, Joan Osgood and Tammy Robinson placed third in the 13 and 14 girls and Bobbi Glover, Kathy Giffin, Brenda Waldeck and Julie Hendrick received second in the 15 and over girls category. Dannette McLeod placed fourth in the Individual medley. Receiving ribbons in the free style wents were Sharon B.oersma, Maryanne Dekoker, Tina Brand, Liz Cottrell, Scott Jamieson, John Wells, Lori Stephens, Brenda Waldeck, Jackie Cottrell, John -Mol,« Maja <*Karen Wells, Sue Tieman, Gans, Steve Wells, Joe Bloomaert and Kathy Giffin. day You'll never ever find better values on all our new and used motorcycles and accessories than we're offering right now. We've expanded our sales and service facilities and everything has been in a real mess for the past month. We must get it cleaned up and be ready for huge shipments of Arctic Cat snowmobiles which have already started arriving. Our loss is your gain as profits have sacrificed and prices slashed to the minimum. Be sure you come and see for yourself. You could save hundreds of dollars. 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Successful breast strokes were Sharon Boersma, Sheri Varley, Ken Boersma, Tina Brand, Liz Cottrell, John Wells, Tim Robinson, Jackie Cottrell, Lynn Stephens, Mary Lynn Pryde, Brenda Bell, John Mol, Maja Gans, Kim Lang, and Bobbie Glover. Those persons placing in butterfly were Sharon Boersma, Tina Brand, Liz Cottrell, Jodi McBride, Scott Jamieson, Larry Mathers, Brenda Waldeck, Lori Stephens and Jackie Cot­ trell. The free-style relays receiving ribbons were, Sharon Boersma, Mary anne Dekoker, Julie Tieman and Sheri Varley, second place for the eight and under division. Tina Brand, Jodi McBride, Liz Cottrell and Nancy Durand won second for 9 and 10 year old girls. In the same age division Deb Down, and Kirstin Hoogenboom won fourth for their relay. The 11 and 12 boys relay team of John Wells, Larry Mathers, Tim Robinson, and Scott Jamieson were second. Both 11 and 12 year old girls relay teams won rib­ bons. The team of Jackie Cottrell, Brenda Bell, Lori Stephens, ' and Nellie Dekoker placed first, while the team of Brenda Waldeck, Lynn Stephens, Darlene McBride, and Mary Lynn Pryde took the second place ribbons. Exeter compiled 26 points in the 13 and 14 year old division. The team of Maja Ganns, Dannette McLeod, Francie Linsdell, and Tammy Robinson placed second while Marg Pryde, Joan Osgood, Diane Boer­ sma, and Jane Hendrick came in fourth. John Mol, Scott Jesney, and Steve and Colin Keller placed second. Finally both the girls and boys relay teams in the 15 and over age division placed in the top six finishers. The team of Steve Wells, Joe Bloomaert, Brian Mercer and Doug Raymond won second. Kim Lang, Bobbie Glover, Dale Arm- Local firm expanding John Deere Limited recently announced plans to establish a new dealership to serve the counties of Bruce and Grey. It will be located in Walkerton and will be known as Huron Tractor Limited. This firm now operates agencies in Exeter and Blyth and are well known to many farmers in the Walkerton area. Wayne O’Rourke who has 10 years experience with Huron Tractor and John Deere in parts, service and sales will be owner-manager and reside in the Walkerton area. Modern facilities, con­ sisting of 9600 square feet, will be conveniently located on the northwest corner of the intersection of Durham Road 2 and Bruce County Road 3. DRINKING^ DRIVING DISASTER^ l strong, and Cindy Down also won second for their division. The members of the team who won ribbons at Satur­ days meet will travel to Goderich this Saturday for the zone finals. Striker centred in a pass from right­ winger Al Hern at 50 minutes for Exeter Centennials’ 1-0 win over Lucan in Aus able league soccer at Canner’s Field Sunday. The game was perhaps the best in senior soccer played in Exeter this year. But Muller’s goal, ex­ cellently played for, was the only one either club could manage out of an almost equal share of chances when it came at five minutes into the last half. For the rest of the game, Exeter had whatever edge there was, but couldn’t enlarge on the winner, In one instance, midfielder Al Beattie twice headed the ball toward the Lucan net after his first attempt rebounded off the crossbar. Midfielders Joe Laurie, Dick Lord and forwards Matt Muller, Paul Van Gerwen, Wes Abbott and Brad Clausius were among other Centennials who couldn’t collect from fine attempts. Lucan, too, had a number of runs that failed. Yet all but a few of their attacks were blunted around the goal area by Centennial keeper Paul Van Esbroeck worked brilliantly for shut-out. Lucan lost it, but through want of solid formances bv each member who his The Centennials end match should have been league play in West Williams against St. Pauls at Exeter, players, next Sunday in a game that September 10. 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