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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-09-07, Page 9 (2)4 Kirkton at home Friday for finais 'L'he Kirkton uudget girls stayed in condition this week Steer This Way - fly LARRY SNIDER It's often advisable to OVER -inflate your tires before o trip at highway speeds with a heavy Toad. Electronic ignition keeps ignition liming more stable, but- vori ,tion or extreme engine roughness may create need for an adjustment. • The average daily oil consumption in the United States is 17 - million barrels. if your transmission fluid is clown, your engine will overwork and use more gas. - If the oil pressure light on your car flickers on and off, the trouble may be that you engine oil needs •changing, or that the oil filter is clogged with dirt. Drive into Larry Snider MOTORS. LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron. Co„r.!y < Inn best f`;'ri Dealer for hrslrote^car core When - your oashboord I,ghts up. d means yrio car n coll.ng• for. us- - • Adt for the Ontario cham- pionship coming up this weekend by eliminating Shakespeare in two straight games to reach the WOAA send -finals. Kirkton takes on Penetang in provincial final with the lir$t game in Kirkton Friday night at 9 p.m. The second contest will be in Penetang.. Sunda afternoon. e consecuilve wins -over Shakespeare were by. scores of 8-1 and 9-2. ' In the opening victory, Kirkton hurler Patti Down allowed only one' hit while recording seven strikeouts. Kim Heather was tops at the plate with three singles. Sue Schaefer was next with a pair of one, base blows and Kelly Kernick, Bonnie Westlake, Patti Down, Sheila I'enhate and Carrie Stroud added singles. A three run outburst in the first inning sent the Kirkton girls on their way to the second game 9-2 win. The nine hit Kirkton attack was led by Sheila Penhale with three singles. Sue Schaefer added two singles, Lori lredale banged a triple, Vivian Lioupe hit a double and singles were contributed by Kelly Kernick and Julianne MacLean. In WOAA action, Kirkton now- meets St. Marys- in semi-final play. Guenther posts low gross score Jim Guenther with a'score of 72 was the low gross golfer in the "A" flight at Tuesday's regular men's play at the Ironwood golf course. Gabby Mol was the - low net golfer., 'In the "B." flight, Al Taylor recorded the low gross of -84 - and Don Ross was lowest in net. The "C" flight, winners were Mery (Ardmore with a gross of 88 and Bill Mercer tor net_ lfURR/ HURRY/ HURRI • ‘7 Was A Great. /Year Now You Can Enjoy The Great Cars With These 9 t: • Selections 1975 PONTIAC Laurentian 2 -door, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, a -•sharp car.$2395 Licence HND472 - 1975 OLDS Cutlass 'S' 2 -door hard- • top, fully equipped and safety$3195 checked. Licence JYY434 1975 FORD LTD Brougham 4 -door, fully equipped including air coq•- ditioning, AM/FM stereo. Licence s2675 JKE147 -- 1975 TORINO. 4 -door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power$2290 brakes, radio. licence JYY431 1975 MAVERICK 4 -door sedan, economical 6 cylinder engine, 3Z490 automatic, radio. Licence JYY402 1975 FORD LTD 4.4or, fully equipped including air conditioning.$3575 Licence JFN864 1975 FORD LTD 2 -door, V=8, - , automatic, power steering, power brakes, trailer towing special.$3175 Licence JCE691 1975 FORD Custom 560 2 -door, V- ' t3, automatic, power s eering ands2390 brakes, radio. Licen N099 SUPER '75 SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL 1975 CHEV EL CAMINO Pickup with deluxe topper, automatic, 'power steering, V-8 • engirie, radio, .low mileage, like new. licence JYY727 '3395 LARRY_ SNIDER. MOTORS • LIMITED EXETER 235.1840 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest , Ford Dealer .tar. -HURONDALE DOUBLE -WINNERS - The Hurondale bantam girls won the district league championship and Monday's annual tournament in Kirkton. Back, left, assistant coach•Andy Dougall, Jane Sims, scorekeeper Marion Dougall, Barb Down, Jackie Baptist, Cindy Down, Sharon Rundle, coach Rob Jolly, Marg. Miller and coach Mary Easton. Front, Donna Keller, Helen Dougall, Brenda Iredole, Lynn Dobson, Donno Prout and Mary Lou Rundle. T -A photo >tr-ik WIN FAMILY EVENT - Wayne Pearce and son Steve won the father -son golf tournament at the Ironwoud•course Monday. Making the presentation at the left is Bob Forrest. T -A photo What!s legal' By BILL McNUTT It is nearly impossible to - know what is legal and what is not. This is currently true if you are a;,,gun owner or handloader. Our federal government has felt only passed many new gun laws, blit also, )quietly passed many new laws covering ammunition and- reloading supplies. If you are a reloader or gun owner (especially black powders you should contact the Department of Mines. Energy and Resources for their latest Explosives bulletin number 8. • It will fully inform you as to how much powder you are now allowed to have in your possession, where and how you may keep it and what your storekeeper. and you, are response le tg\do upon your purchase of powder and primers, w ch are also covered . It also ex- plains der what t9aflin . S condit-ons you may use 'the powde .and how you are to clean u hen not loading. Under Se . 28 121- "Custom loading a d reloading for sale may my be undertaken with the permission of the Chief • Inspector of Explosiv s and provided...". There are many more conditions so those • of you who sell your handloads (or transfer them in any way) could find yourself in deep trouble. . The eight page booklet also explains the new laws which have cta ailed down on what ,our dealers are allowed to stock and sell. Not only are these laws giving us legal problems , but they are causing the price of our loading supplies to rise. Local skeet shooters doing -"well at Vanastra recently included Bob Snell who broke his first 25 straight and a junior shooter Kevin Stanlake with 19. Both shooters were using 20 gauge guns. • - • Other news includes ' a Turkey Shoat coming up at the Mitchell Club (located 2 miles.'north of h'ullartoni on September 10 and that the Zurich- club is closed until spring. Gordon.11oggartf with two victories and a plus of 29 was the top competitor at Tuesday's regular jitney at khe Exeter lawn bowling' club, Lillian'- Pym finished second with a plus of 27. Next came Wes Watson, Clarence Down, Elizabeth 'Lam -pop and Wilfrid Shapton. rh Saturday's action. Bill _Rogerson recorded two wins and a plus of 28 to take first prize. Gordon -Hoggarth was second and Roy Blanchard third. ' Completing the Saturday �hrtizeaptoir, Edith Love. list were Wilfrid Marguerite Orr - and Leg, ifcKrilht. ` ' Thursday night Exeter bowlers enjoyed inter -club competition with Mitchell and Seaforth. Claybird club Trap shooting at.' the Claybird Gun Club was shot Wednesday evening. • The scores were: Larry Mason - -23, Kiahener Pavlick ,Y-22. Dale Dinney - 22, Jody Mosi rinjohn • 21. Bill Armstrong - 20. John Love - 19. Darrel Preszcator - 19. Bill -Weber - 18. Bruce Sharpe - 14., Dick Wor- thington 13. It' was decided Monday to start a Round*Robin in trap shooting. This tournament • wilt begin at' the Claybird Gun Club grounds in Hay townshiron September 17 at 1 p -.m. - " There will be at least four teams entered: Everyone is invited to come and watch. We'll Do the Job Right... 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Claybird and Zurich took third and fourth, respectively. y, Team scores out of a possible 250 were Vanastra - 225, Mitchell 221, Claybird 203, Zurich 201. ' Individual scores out of a possible 50 were a's follows: Vanastra - Tom Allen - 46. John Hessels - 43, Bill Boussey - 44, -Bill McNutt - 46. Handy Stanlake - 46. Mitchell Fish and Vame - Leurie Marrlo - 48, Calvin Christie - 46, Murray Christie - 40, Ernie Marshall - 46, Glen Mogk - 41. Claybird - Larry_ Mason - 36, Kitchener Pavlick - 41, Mosurinjohn - 42, Bill Armstrong - 42. Zurich Har ison Schock - 43, Joe Kende - 40, Paul Haggitt - 38, Ken Lobb - 41. Stan Christie - 39. 1 Times -Advocate. 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The sensitive dual integrated o circuit design makes for compact size and superior reliability. Has jacks for earphone and AC adapter (not Included). Paint size - only 5-5/16 x 2-3/4 x 1- 1/16". Comes withr4 "AA" batteries. A super -value! Buy It at this low sale price and enjoy music. sp9rts and news wherever you go. 12-173 Peg, 1195/-7- 13.95 - 1!- �Listl►c=j a' ,•N q15I4 #'r Deluxe Base/Mobile 40-Channel,CB Navaho TRC -43' -s featured -pecked and so versatile' use i1 al hone as a base stilton or as a rpotoe bensce.ver Mounts m any 12 VDC veh.cte (brackets -.included) Add an external epeake and the TRC -431 acts as a public address system 100 The large LED display makes channel selection Iasi and easy Features sduetch lighted S•RF meter ON THE AIR and MODULATION indicators Comes with AC and DC povier cables 21-15U Reg. 219.95 17995 1-71ZZE.4LISt7c1 Versatile Patrolman® CB -8 - portable picks up the action! Hear local and national happenings - even international -shortwave. 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