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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-12, Page 9SMALL CAR SPECIALS =11 1111111N111111111111111111111t1111111111111111I111111 TRUCK SPECIALS 1649 '1549: '2295 '1149 1972 GMC Fleetside pickup, 350 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, rear step bumper, long-arm West coast mirrors, radio. Licence C28.184 Reduced to Clear 1970 MAVERICK 2-door economical 6 cylinder engine, automatic, radio, finished in candy apple red with matching interior. Appointments. Licence DFV491 Original Price $1795.00 Reduced to Clear 1970 MAVERICK 2-door, 200 C.I.D. 6 cylinder engine, automatic, radio, finished in deep bright yellow with constrasting black vinyl roof. Licence DDP354 Original Price $1695.00 Reduced to Clear 1973 FORD PINTO 2 door 4-speed transmission, 2000 c.c. engine, radio, 4 brand new tires. Licence BDW778 Original Price $2595.00 Reduced to Clear 1972 DATSUN 1200 2-door fastback, 4-speed transmission, radio, white side wall tires and wheel discs. Licence DCS493 Original Price $1895.00 Reduced to Clear '2495 BIG CAR BONUSES! 1967 FORD F-100 styleside pickup 6 cylinder engine, rear step bumper, west coast mirrors, automatic transmission, radio, custom cab. Licence C47.181 Before Safety Inspection 1969 FORD LTD country squire wagon, 390 V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, deluxe luggage rack, Licence FHS955 Original Price $1895.00 Reduced to Clear 1969 METEOR RIDEAU 500 sedan, V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, completely' reconditioned in dark blue metallic. Licence DHA244 Original Price $1795.00 Reduced to Clear 1971 GALAXIE 500 2-door hardtop, 351 V.,8 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, white walls and wheel covers. Licence HNK939 Original Price $1995.00 Reduced to Clear 1971 GRAN TORINO 2-door hardtop, 351-2V engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Finished in bright red with vinyl in- terior. Licence DD0650 Original Price $2895.00 Reduced to Clear 1972 GRAN TORINO WAGON 351 V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, power tailgate window, Licence DHJ917 Original Price $2995.00 Reduced to Clear 1972 MUSTANG GRANDE 2-door hardtop, 302 V-8, engine, automatic "on-the-floor", power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl roof. Licence DH0296 Original Price $3295.00 Reduced to Cleat 950 '1495 '1495 1145 '26991 '2795 '2995 1967 FORD F-100 Fleet- side pickup, 6 cylinder engine, standard transmis- sion, Licence C30.561 Before Safety Inspection 750 1972 iHC 1/2 -ton pickup, 304 V-8 engine, standard transmission. Licence C19- 633 1895 "HANDY MAN'S SPECIALS" See our Back yard for "Before Reconditioned" Units DEALERS WELCOMED 111111110 1111111111111111111111111111 It II 00111111 II 1 Larry Snider Motors Remember , . 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Licence CZB452, South End Service EXETER 285-2322 Open Evenings 8y Appointment Phone 235-1451 Times,..Advoccste, 'September 12, 1974 Pcoge 9 Chief appeals for help f Need more hockey referees FOOTBALL SEASON UNDERWAY — Football practices are underway at South Huron District High School in preparation for the H-P Conference league opener set for Thursday, September 19, In the above picture junior coach Doug Ellison gives instruction to Perry Knee, Perry Pooley, centre Paul Brooks, Rick Bedard, Steve Baynham and Randy Fisher, T-A photo that a butt end or spearing penalty will be a match penalty, this means that a player who receives one can't play again until the league says so, and most likely there will be tougher penalty for high sticking in minor hockey games. In this area we have no problems, -as to violence, because we all work together and we have to work together to train our officials, coaches and parents to stop violence in our hockey games, This year lets cheer for the good plays and good sport- smanship and lets give the referee a pat on the back for he is doing a good job too. Pat O'Brien To the Sports Editor Dear Sir: As the hockey season draws near, referees are in demand, a eki nd again this year we are seeking men and women vvho would be interested in refereeing hockey. am looking for people who have had experience in refereeing and those who would be interested in learning, There are many referee's clinics around this year put on by the C.A.H.A. and the 0.M.H.A. which one has to attend to referee hockey, If anyone has had'experience in refereeing that would like to referee or any boy or girl 14 years of age or older that would like to learn please contact myself, Pat O'Brien, referee-in-chief Hensall UCW holds meeting Minors win in soccer -1/ Pe4404414 Selected * Gobian Stone *Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags *Sand & Stone * Gravel * Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING Crediton 234-6382 Robert Farquhar Installing VINYL ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFAT & FACIA Eavestrough - Aluminum Storms Phone Zurich 236-4808 Free Estimates In Huron Minor Soccer Association action this week, the Exeter mosquitos defeated Clinton by a score of 6-4, Doug Brooks and Phil De Haan each scored two goals to lead the Exeter scoring attack. Notching single scores were Henry Winters and Richard Helm, In London and district third division senior play, the Exeter Centennials dropped a 5-1 decision to St, Columban. Tony Markus booted the only Exeter goal in the first half. St. Columban led 2-1 halfway through the game. Harry Winters held the Centennials in the game with excellent goal keeping, The Centennials will he back in action Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m. when the London German Canadians "B" team supply the opposition. 262-2615 as soon as possible. There is a great oportunity for a hockey referee, aS the NJ-LL., W.H.L. as well as the 0.H.A, are all looking for referees, but you have to start your training early. Even if you are still playing hockey the program set up by the C.A.H.A, can benefit you because you will know the rules of hockey. As I read the paper last week on the "Comments of the Hockey Reports" I must agree with most of the comments made. I refereed a novice game in Exeter last year when one of the fathers from the visiting team yelled to his son to use his stick on his opponent after he was checked. There is no place for this kind of action in our arenas. If the parents and spectators keep this up maybe we should have a slogan like this. Bring your boy to the arena, then leave, and pick him up after the game. I would like to propose to any group, (parents or spectators) if they would like to understand the rules of hockey better and to know what the game of hockey is all about, I would gladly have a clinic for parents and spec- ta tors. Please contact me if any group is interested. Exeter, Huron Park, as well as Hensall, Grand Bend and Zurich have the best Minor Hockey Associations in the district. Every boy has the opportunity to play hockey. The coaches are becoming the best trained in Ontario. The referees in this area are all well trained too. To referee games, an official must have a card, Therefore he must attend these clinics to obtain one and he must attend every year. So every official is qualified to referee that game, and it is up to the coach or manager to check his card to verify this. A few rule changes which will be in OKA, games this year and most likely minor hockey wi 11 be $AVE '3695 $$ '3995 '2995 '2995 '3295 • QUALITY and GUARANTEED 1974 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom (Fred's Demonstrator) Licence HFW593 1974 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Licence HKW439 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY II 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Licence HEV215 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY II 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence DFU150 1972 CHRYSLER 2-door hardtop, vinyl top, radio, power steering, power brakes, automatic, V-8, Licence HZA1 28 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom 2-door hardtop, vinyl roof, fully equipped including automatic temperature air conditioning, radio with 8-track tape deck. Licence DTZ793 We pay CASH for good used cars and trucks Dobbs Motors Ltd. PHONE 235-1800 Crediton refrigerator leaks gas By MISS ELLA MORLOCK The IJCW of Zion United meeting Thursday evening in the tyr Shrine and sainte Marie CRED1ToN Church held their September Sunday School rooms, among the Hurons Midland. VOIMMIMOOM141.11001~1610.10410.01.1.111.1M Mrs, Armin Schlenker was in Nola Foist accompanied by charge of the program and was Rev, & Mrs. Fred Feist and Mr. & assisted by Mrs, Ed Finkbeiner. Mrs,Robert Hilborn and Cathy, Mrs. Myrtle Baker and Laura enjoyed a trip through the animal Mothers. The theme was the Safari at Rockton, Bible, Laura Mathers read the Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner Scripture, Mrs, Baker a poem, had a narrow escape last Mrs. Schlenker and Mrs, Fink- Thursday. Their refrigerator beiner gave readings and led in began to leak a deadly gas. prayer. Joined by Mary Ellen 4-H Girls Meet Schlenker they presented a play Monday September 9 the 4-H "Bible Reading With a Purpose". girls of the Crediton area under Mrs. Peter Martin sang. Mrs. Barry Nethercott, held their During the business session organizational meeting for club under the leadership of Mrs. Cliff four. Russell, Roll call was answered The first meeting for the topic with a Scripture verse on joy. "the club girl entertains" will be An adjustment was made in the held Wednesday September 25 at prices to be charged for meals. It the Crediton Hall. Flower was decided to hold a bazaar arrangements will be the topic for this meeting, Hosesses were Mrs. Clayton November 16. Sims, Mrs. Earl Neil, and Mrs. Douglas Gill. Attend Birthday Party Fourteen guests attended Robert Bowers' birthday party Saturday afternoon. Randy Bowers, Paul Wein and Glenn Pfaff dressed as clowns helped to entertain the guests. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Lorne Voigt spent the weekend with Rev. & Mrs. M. E. Reuber at the Sebringville camp. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Martin, Ruth Anne and Lisa visited the Mar- 4111111Milsor 4 Grid practices now underway Football practices are in full swing at South Huron District High School in preparation for the 1974 Huron-Perth Conference season which opens Thursday, September 19. In their first exhibition start ,the Panther junior and senior teams travel to London Friday afternoon to meet Sir Frederick Banting high school in games to be played simultaneously at 3:30 p.m. The regular Huron-Perth season will start the following Thursday with Central Huron of Clinton coming to town to meet the South Huron clubs. The complete schedule is as follows with double headers being scheduled on all dates: SEPTEMBER 19 - Clinton at South Huron 24 - South Huron at Strathroy OCTOBER 3 - South Huron at Stratford Central 10 - Wingham at South Huron 17 - South Huron at Stratford NW 24 - South Huron at Listowel 29 - Goderich at South Huron The league semi-finals will be played November 5 with the finals in both junior and senior set for Stratford on Saturday, November 9. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Minnie Robertson of Wheatley has been visiting for two weeks with Herbert Harlton and Dorothy, and Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther and Karen. Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Turnbull attended the Huron Pioneer Thresher's reunion, Saturday at Blyth. Mr. & Mrs, Tom Russell spent the weekend in Belle River with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Michael Scheibel and family. cl Mr. & Mrs. John Jellesna of Friarsland Holland is spending a four week vacation in Canada with Mrs, Jellesna's brother and family Mr. & Mrs, John Kingma. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith and Susie of Tilbury spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Doug Russell and Connie, Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Seth Amanns at Zurich. Mrs. H. Morenz visited Sunday with her cousin Mrs. George Ingram in Henson. Our NEW Upholstery Department Steer This Way IS NOW OPEN BY LARRY SNIDER Under the guidance of Harry Schaufler. Harry has had 21 years' experience in the upholstery business and is well qualified to look after all your needs. If the brake pedal shudders when you brake hard, a front brake drum may be out of round. It can be reground or replaced, INTRODUCTORY OFFER 2-Piece Chesterfield and Re-covereci. Suite . Re-upholstered 1 895 CHOOSE FROM ANY OF OUR HIGH QUALITY STOCK FABRICS To test your own shock ab- sorbers -driving at 10 miles per hour on a smooth surface (an empty parking lot is perfect) apply brakes repeatedly. If ear rocks bock and forth, you need new shocks, Using more gas? 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