The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-03-03, Page 121
Legion •Donates:
To Booster Club
?rater Branch of the Canadian
Legion. donated $100 to .the Mo-
hawk Booster C11111 at its, meeting
Thursday night,
.another• donation or $10 was
made to the St. John's Ambul-
ant* 'Corps.
W/O George Moll, of the RC -
All`, London, addressed the branch
on the organization, .of an Ob-
server's Post in Exeter. Members
of $uch a post would be trained.
to spot aircraft and to, work with
civil defence organization. A
aniuimttnt of 12 people is needed
to Foran the Post,
President Max Harness con-
ducted the meeting.
THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARI
Loop Gets New Trophy
For Grand Champion
By I 'S MUMS
Secretary Men's League
The men's regular bowling sea-
son will end this week: with the
Oates propping the Kist Trophy.
There will be two groups in
the playoffs. The .t.To team of the
10 -team "A" group will receive
the Labatt,Trophy and the win-
ner of the 12 -team "B." group
gets the Pittsburgh Paint Trophy.
Each member of the three win-
ning teams will receive an in-
dividual trophy.
The usual trophy for high
By Reg Armstrong
Our used car lot on busy afternoons
often resembles :a teenagers' jive con-
s ' test. A lot of people are around jump-
ing on bumpers to test shock absorbers.
Everybody knows you should bounce on a car's bump-
ers to test the shocks but I find a lot of people (and, confid-
entially, a lot of automobile people too) who don't„ know
exactly what to look for.
The job of shock absorbers. is to stop the springs from
bouncing the car up and down when you go over a bump.
There are no shock •absorbers on a bed spring, which gives
an adventurous youngster the wonderful game of bouncing
up and down from a single leap.
You may remember before the war one of the.. auto
' manufacturers fastened a light.on the top of one of his cars
and one on the rear wheel. Then they opened the lens of a
camera and ran the car across a bumpy field. The light on the
wheel made a line like a graph gone crazy, but the light on
the car roof made a lino that was almost flat.
So, when you. find a car that looks like what you•, want,
stand firmly on the front bumper, bounce the car down and
then jump off. The car whose shocks are working properly
should go up and ;down once and then stop.
There are dozens of these little tests that tell you
what shape a used car is in. Try .then. yourself when you
drop around to our lot, or if you prefer, let one of our sales-
men make a fool of himself, jumping up and down. There's
such a wide selection of dependable, tested cars on our lot,
we know you'll find one to fit your taste and your pocket
book,
RIO wogs
PHONE 216 Dp1�oR MIGHT C SCf2'PIYMOUT#'FARGO
EXETER-- ONT. GyO a q A'•e' est-
O.E &UARANTEED USED CARS
single. high triple and high ave-
rage will be awarded. In addi-
tion. Jack Smith Jeweller will
lgive. a watch, to the high single
winner as is his practice each
year.
.'his: year a new trophy is being
put up for competition. Through
the efforts of Norm Wainer, Tip
Top Tailors will donate a Grand.
Championship award which will
be played for by .•the winners of
"A" and RB" grpilps. They will
bowl two nights, three games
each night, total pins to .decide
the winner. In addition, Mr. Wei -
per will give .each •bowler on the
winning team .a $6.00 .,gift .cer-
tificate for merchandise in his
store.
Any teams who are doubtful
about participating in the play-
downs, should let Rene Francois
or Wes Ryckman know so, that a
schedule can be drawn up to
finish bowling in the last week of
April.
The annual banquet will be
held on May 10 at Exeter Memor-
ial Legion gall at 7 p.m, Tickets
will be 'distributed to the cap-
tains of each team to sell as we
must know bo,w many plates to
guarantee.
Members of the playoff groups
are:
"A"—Spares, Keglers, Grand
Bend, Windmills, Hay Seeds, Sets,
Tradesmen, Milkmen, Rural Roll-
ers, Strikes,
"B" Ringers, Spare Parts, Pin -
poppers, Butchers, Hensall Le-
gion, Huskers, Big Six, Maroons,
Short Circuits, Applejacks, Sals-
bury's, Whizz Bangs.
The schedule:
Monday, March 7 "
7- 9—Pinpoppers vs. Maroons
Keglers vs. Milkmen
Windmills vs. Jets.
9-11—Grand Bend vs. Rural Rollers
,Hay Seeds. vs, Strikes
'Ringers vs. Big Six
Wednesday, March 9
7- 9 --Butchers vs. Applejacks
Hensel! Legion vs. Salsburys
Thursday, March 10 •
7- 9—Spares vs. Tradesmen
Huskers vs. Whizz Bangs
spare Parts vs. Short Circuits
Four Gals' Teams
Win SevenPoi
Points
- By BA.X RAY
,Four teams each won seven
points in ladies' bowling this
week. They •were Ups and Downs,
Wish Bones, Hi -Lights and Lucky
Strikes. - -
Free soft drinks were won, by
Dot Bird who howled 296.
• "A" SECTION
U. & Downs (M. Rader 4931 - 2975,7
Alley Cats (K. Hay 506) ____ 2711` 0
Mighty Mice (D. Bird 746) -- 3076 5
Hot Dogs (S. Darling 658) __ 2980 2
THURSDAY MORNING, , MACH 3 110
/f/ /FROMTHE/7
EXETER 4/
ARENA'
• By. DOW S11IITlit
There is a possibility' of three for five goals. Bev Irvine collect-
cal ice carnivals for 12xeter and. ed two goals'for the losers.
strict people. At present local MINOR I-EAQyE .STANDINGS.
guts skaters are working bard Team t1. W t. T R
Seals
Squee Gees
•Ve are now working on :plans penguins. 2 0 2 0 0
far an adult old-time carnival Wee Wee
and our yearly Kids' I arnivai, so '• '-- t,-
get those costumes ready for the
carnival ,season in Exeter.
The second week of the minor
house league playoffs. featured
some very close hockey. In the
Squee Gee division, Seals went
two ,games up on the Penguins by
virtue of their 2-0 • win.
The Wee Wee group is haying
a' very close series. The.. Blue
Devils took their first game but
last- week the Red Devils came
back strong and. played .a 1-1 tie
game that leaves the Blue Devils
still One game up.
In the Pee Wee series, captain
Bob Jones once again led his
team to victory, scoring one goal
and picking up. one assist in their
3-2 victory oyer Leafs.
The upset in the series to date
was Bill. Heywood's Rangers' win
over Gerald McBride's Red Wings.
Heywood and Robertson were the
big guns, each collecting one goal
and one assist,
The Tee Pees of the Bantam
league outskated, optshot and
outscored the FlYers in a surpris-
ing upset, 6-3. The Kelson,: Kel-
son and Russell trio accdunted
lo.
dl
perfecting their routines for their
'carnival March 18.
0 0 4
W. Bones' (P, H-Duvar 601) 0999 7
P, Poppettes (A, Fairbairn 502) .2960 0
Happy Gals (0. ESsery 621) 2120 5
Busy Bees (A. Pfaff 488) __ 2774 2
Iii Lights (R. Durand 640). — 3162 7
Merry Maids (N. Francois 505) 2695 0
"B" SECTION
Skunks (D. Prance 533) 3051 5
W. Rom (V. Lindenfieid 630) 2776 2
t.. Strikes -(D. Westman -890) 2734 7
Buttercups (K. Stapleton 585) 2579 0
Blowettes ((B. Jory, 640) __ .3021 5
Jolly Six ea-, Skinner 530) ,_. 2798 2
Jolly Villa, (P. Case 549) •;2991 5
Be Bops (J. Ross 600) 2863 2
STANDINGS`
"A" Section "B" Section
Happy Gals __ 19 Jolly Tills •__ 19
Hi Lights ___ 17 Shanks 15
Wish Bones _ 14 Blowettes __, 10
U. & Downs _ 11 Be Bops- 9
Alley Cats .:_ 9 Wee Hopes 9
Mighty Mice _ 9 .:Lucky Strikes 9
Merry Maids _ 8 Buttercups 7
Busy Bees _: 7 .lolly Six 6
Hot Dogs _--_ 7
Pin Poppettes 4
22 0 11
'
Pee Wee•
Canadiens 2 2 0 0. 4
Red icings 2 1 1 0 2
Leafs 2 ,43). 2 0 . '0
Bantam
Tee Pees 1 1 0 0 2'
Flyers 1 .0 1 0 it
Looks like a real .close finish
in the Broom Ball League and
after last week's scores were
tabulated, we find that every
team has a chance to ,make the
four -team !playoffs. There are
manys ways the, standings can be
changed bu, the pinch will be on
the Kinsmen, They must beat the
Legion in their effort to survive.
Mohawks came up with a
much-needed win over the high-
flying Legion crew. McLean of
Legion opened the scoring, Cush
man 'sank the equalizer and dW,.
Brintnell scored what proved to
be the winner with four minutes
to go in the third period.
Stretch Middleton and Red
Line Parsons scored one each to
lead the Teenagers to a 2-0 shut-
out over Thames Road and give
them it tie in the standing with
Dashwood, Mohawks and Thames
aga
Roain—d. -.
Dashwopd barred the door once
the second shutout in. two
games played to . defeat the Kins-
men 2-0 on goals by Jack Ford
and Dragnet Webb. .
STANDINGS
Legion 3 1 0 4
Teenagers 2 2 0 4
Thames Road .
Mohawks 2 2: 22 0 °0.44
:
Dashwood , 2 2 0' 4
Kinsmen 1' 3 0 2
Schedule For Sunday
1 -2 ---Dashwood vs• Teenagers
2-3—Mohawks vs. Thanes Road
3-4—Kinsmen vs. Legion .
Ree hockey ended up in a dif-
ferent way than we anticipated.
Exeter Midwest dropped from
the league first,, due to injuries,
and the following, week London
Firemen dropped out due to in-
juries. This. left Dashwood and
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