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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-14, Page 14WIN IN CROSS COUNTRY — Two of the four Usborne Central teams which won cross country cham- p_ionships Thursday are shown above, Back, leftintermediate boys John Kernick, Danny Shute, Jamie Chaffe, Tim Shute, Ron Snelgrove and Alan Hod'gert. Front, Junior girls Melissa Wonnacott, Joan Hern Joanne Miller, Karen Heather, Teresa Johnson and Lisa Rundle. Joanne Miller was the individual champion. T-A photo • Staffs families in attendance at Northern Ontario wedding 1976 Honey Crop 6 5 C PER LB, Bring your own containers week days to our Apiary, and have them filled. CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY Retailers Welcome Ferguson Apiaries 2 3 6-4 9 7 9 GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH ,oftimoromiwm...ra•••• SPEEDY MUFFLER KING APPOINTMENT RON DALE Speedy Muffler King wishes to announce the appointment of Ron Dale of Exeter to the position of Assistant Manager at both London locations - 1800 Dundas and 471 York St. Ron would like to extend an invitation to all his friends, associates and dealers to drop in to Speedy, enjoy a free cigar while we do an exhaust system and shock absorber inspection — "NO CHARGE" — for at Speedy you really are a somebody! By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. Jim McLeod and Ronsonville, New York and Mr. & Sheltie, Exeter and Marvin Wein Mrs. Vernon Slyster, Burt, New and family spent Sunday with York, visited over the weekend Mr, & Mrs, Leonard Wein. with their sister, Mrs. Ernie Whiteford. Misses Diane Beaver and John Jesney has returned home Lorna Glanville spent a couple of from University hospital, Lon- days with Mr. & Mrs. Sam don. ' Lawson, R.R. Exeter. • • ill ••• • • I/ • Buy A Bolens & Get The SHAFT All Bolens tractors and accessories are shaft driven •which means you get better performance and eliminate costly breakdowns. • • • • 410 • • SAVE — SAVE — SAVE BUY A BOLENS TRACTOR NOW AND • WE'LL THROW IN A FREE SNOW BLOWER OR ROTO TILLER 410 Take advantage of this special offer and save two ways. You'll g et your free accessory and still beat • the price increase. On the spot financin g at 1 0 1/2 %. Mt. Carmel Phone 237-3456 Open Mon. - Sat. 10 to 10 Sun. Noon to 6 • •• Visit Whiting's and find out why more people are buying -z;) APPLIANCES • DISH WASHERS • REFRIGERATORS • RANGES • FREEZERS BUY NOW & SAVE WHITING'S Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited (New and Used) Sales & Service * Antiques & Things MAIN ST. 235.1964 EXETER • • • • STORES RAP Announces . . . FALL - WINTER PROGRAM SCHEDULE For 1976.- 77 Activity BALLET Time SAT. MORNING Starts Oct. 23 Duration 15 Weeks Partic- ipant M-F 410 15 years Cost Registration Thurs. Oct. 14 $20 7:30-9100 Sot. Oct. 16 10 - 12 a.m. Jrs. Thurs. Oct. 14 M-F $15 7:30.9:00 SAT. OCT 15 4 to 15 Int. & Sr. Sat. Oct, 16 GYMNASTICS 'MORNING 23 weeks years $20 10 • 12 a.rn. Thurs. Oct. 14 M.F $10 7:30 . 9100 OCT. 15 8 to 15 Sot. Oct, 16 (House League) Afternoon 23 weeks years 1:30-3:00 Thurs. Oct. 14 M'F $10 7:30.9:00 OCT. '15 8 to 15 Sat. Oct. 16 (House League) Afternoon 23 weeks years 1:30 • 3:00 VOLLEYBALL THURS. OCT, Approx. Wed. Oct. 13 (House League) EVE, 21 15 women $10 7:30 • 9:00 BASKETBALL WED. OCT. All"' (League Play) EVE. 20 weeks men SAT. AFTERNOON BASKETBALL Sat, FLOOR HOCKEY Sat. NOTE:—All of the above registrations and programs will be held at South Huron District High School, —Minimum registration for all programs and/or all classes is 12 people, or the program will have to be cancelled. For More Information, Call The Rec. Office 235.0391 BEST SENIOR BOYS — The team from J.A.D. McCurdy School at Huron Park won the senior boys team division in Thursday's cross coun- try meet for area elementary schools. Back, left, Rick Lather, Mike Mills and Tom Dinney who was the individual senior champion. Front, Be* Hillman who was third and Ralph Wells. Missing was Ray Theriault. T-A photo Notice to Ontario Retailers Effective October 1, 1976, you will be required to accept deposits on refillable soft drink con- tainers of 10¢ on small ' sizes and 200 on large sizes. You will also be required to refund deposits in these amounts on all reasonably clean, intact, refillable soft drink containers which you normally handle, This information is covered in a notice which must be dis-• played by soft drink retail vendors. These signs Ore provided by the Ministry of the Environment and are available at our offices in these locations: Barrie, Belleville, Cambridge, Cornwall, Don Mills, Gravenhuret, Kenora, Kingston, London, North Bay, Oakville, Owen Sound, Ottawa, Pembroke, Peterborough, Sarnia, Sault Ste, Marie, Stoney Creek, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Timmins, Welland and Windsor or by writing or phoning: Environment Ontario 135 St.Clair" Ave., West Toronto, Ontario M4V IPS Telephone: (416) 965.1658 DEPOSIT REFUND FOR REFILLABLE SOFT DRINK BOTTLES Regulations of the Province of Ontario under the Environmental Protection Act provide that a cash refund of the full deposit will be paid for up to 48 intact and reasonably clean refillable containers in any 24-hour period of a brand and flavour of carbonated soft drink sold here in containers of the same size within the preceding six months, Introducing the greatest aid to litter prevention since the refillable pap bottle refillable pop bottle. Remember the days when all pop bottles were returnable and refillable? Your Ontario Ministry of the Environment wants to bring those days back, because there were a lot of adVantages to the ref illables. Their re-use saved energy and raw materials involved in bottle manufacture. And, more important, people returned refillable bottles. So they didn't become the litter and garbage disposal problem that throwaway bottles and cans are causing today. On October 1, 1976 a new law went into effect. It says that within six months, retail vendors will be required to stock and display in refillable bottles any size, flavour and brand of soft drink they offer in non-refillable bottles. In other words they have to offer you a choice. It also requires that retailers selling soft drinks in refillable bottles must now accept and refund cash deposits of at least 100 on small sizes and 20¢ on large sizes. And the amounts of these deposits must be shown separately from the actual price of the pop. Your Ministry of the Environment thinks that a return to refillable bottles will save energy, help alleviate garbage disposal problems, and reduce the number of landfill sites. It will be a step toward a clean, unlittered Ontario. Ministry of the Environment Ontario Hon. George A, Kerr, Q.C., Minister Everett Biggs, Deputy Minister 1 ft The Lucan-Ilderton Jets and London Kings will open the Ontario Hockey Association Senior Continental season at the Ilderton arena Friday night but the two. clubs should know plenty about each other. The two clubs played to a 3.3 tie in London Sunday night and the Kings edged the Jets 4-3 in ilderton Tuesday in a pair of exhibition games. Two unanswered goals in the third period allowed the London club to win Tuesday night. Bill Robbins and Ken Pettit were the late game London marksmen. The Jets moved into a 2-1 lead at the end of the first 20 minutes of play on a pair of successful shots by Gord Peters. Randy Roth picked up two assists and Lucan Ladies DM M. Young 648 CO M Kennedy 598 FS II Wi 'hams 560 tiff II I fa! dv 539 RO P. Ilir'.7e1538 RP I'. MacDonald 673 SP S. Disher 579 HT W. Hardy 510 CA M. Hardy 578 IS C. Greenlee 626 CC P. Hodgins 510 LO A. Glenn 452 TB E. Watson 588 TC R. Heckman 491 Sunday Night Mixed DN B. Smith 657 7 13 TN CF LO RR M. Bouwman 703 J. Gage 650 M, Looby 623 G. Cooper 587 2 13 0 7 5 21 5 17 2 15 BB G. Bierling 558 7 24 FA B. Bowerman 682 0 2 AF T. Wilcox 527 Steve Proctor and Brian. Murphy each helped on one goal. Peters played last year with Traverse City, Michigan in the un it ed States Hockey league. In the middle period, Brian Murphy, another ex-pro hit the mark for the Jets on passes from Roth and Peters and Larry Russell scored for London on a power play. Sunday night's scoring situation was reversed with the Jets coining on strong in the third period to score twice and gain a 3- 3 tie. Jacques Cousineau and Ed Parkinson were the Jets marksmen in the final session while Ken Pettit replie d for the Kings. AL EF SP BR KO C4 SU RO FL BL YW A.I CO TA BS TB BO Friday Night Mixed CO R. Cockwill 652 MP CH D. Heywood 607 P. Durand 666 R. Gridzak 592 OG The first period was scoreless and the Kings moved ahead 2-1 in the second on goals by Larry Russell and Brian Hind. The lone L-I score came from the stick of Gord Peters, Jet coaches Don Urbshott, Bill BoUrne and Pete Loveless have been experimenting with their forward lines in exhibition play. The only combination set consists of Gord Peters, Randy Roth and Brian Murphy. On the blue line, ex-pro Jack Chipchase has been teamed with Barry Baynham, Jeff Craig and Jim Johnston are paired and Steve Proctor goes with Jim Pinnegar. Urbshott said this week lie is still looking for another goal tender to go with Lorne Daer who has been a regular for a couple of years. The other regular netminder from last year is Sonny Pen- nington. He is trying out with Brantford and the Jets have refused his release to date, Huron soccer ends The Huron County Mosquito soccer team will close off their short, but very successful season on Saturday, October 16th, when they travel to London's Green- way Park for two all star exhibition games. Twelve of the 18 registered Iluron players are senior Mosquitos, and they will face a London senior mosquito all star team in Game One. The six remaining junior Huron players will be joined by six selected atom players from the County, and they will take on their London All Star counterparts in Game Two. Among the six selected atoms are George Pratt and Sean Whiteford, both of Exeter. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Misses Rosanne and Joanne Worden, Toronto, spent Thanksgiving weekend with their father, Alvin Worden and Bill, Mr. & Mrs, John Templeman attended Teeswater Fair and visited with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Teeswater, Miss Bonnie Miller , Toronto, and Paul Miller, Guelph, spent the weekend at their home. Miss Beth German and Dennis Stewart, Toronto, visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Rob Templeman. They all spent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jill, Wingham. Miss Helen Smote, Kitchener was home with her family for the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller were guests at the Russell-Marchiori wedding in Toronto on Saturday and spent Thanksgiving with the Cornish family at Queensville. With the John Templeman family for Thanksgiving were, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga; Mr, & Mrs. Jim Neilson, Owen Sound; Mr. & Mrs. Dale Martyn, Wanda and Michelle, Russeldale ; Mike Initial team tryouts for the Exeter Minor Hockey Associaton will be held at the Huron Park arena this Sunday. All players who have registered are invited to the first sessions, including the beginners in the novice age group. The novice (eight and under) will hit the ice at 4:00 p.m. and will be followed by the atoms at 5:00, pee wees at 6:00, bantams at Parsons, Hank Berten, Miss Darlene Templeman and Vick Noeletti, Waterloo. With Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Miller on Thanksgiving Day were Mr. & Mrs, Will Miller, Mitchell and Mr. & Mrs, Ron Miller and Christina, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cole and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Brintnell spent the holiday weekend in Northern Ontario attending the Keyes- Johnston wedding and reception Saturday. 7:00, midgets at 8:00 and juveniles at 9:00, Any area hockey players who have not registered will be able to do so before going on the ice at Huron Park. EMHA officials will be on hand to register players at the arena. Only players who have registerd will be permitted to attend ice sessions. About 80 players have registered to date. Page 14 Times-Advocate, October 14, 1976 Jets start in Continental loop with. Friday tilt against Kings. • 5 12 7 12 2 9 5 7 2 7 7 7 5 7 7 7 2 6 0 5 0 3 0 2 Bowling Scores Mens Monday M. booby 688 L. Christian 587 1. Seott 704 R Smith 702 W. Beattie 737 G. Smith 569 R. Wood 741 H. Holtzman 698 A. Neal 745 R. Jolly 738 Mens'Wednesdoy J. Glover 682 7 16 S. Burton 630 0 10 K Edwards 750 K. Wilson 768 R. Haugh 720 B. Hogg 611 M. Brintnell 712 A. Bowerman 701 7 21 0 7 7 9 0 3 7 21 0 0 7 21 0 8 4 12 3 3 4 6 3 12 4 4 3 15 5 16 2 2 7 15 0 14 5 16 2 5 5 22 2 13 • • • • • • • Practices Sunday for registered minors