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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-05-05, Page 5ir a Garages Sunday and Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: Matheirs Bros. BA, GARAGE Exeter North 1 tradesmen Bowl Finals Tradesmen enlarged Champs of "A" group of the men's bowling league this week by eliminating Grand Bend, Jets and Spares in the playoffs. The winners, who claim the La- .batt trophy, scored a four -game total of 4,759 to edge the Jets by 62 points. The Spares bowled 4,551 and Grand Bend 4,494. Tradesmen ended on top of the "A" group in the first playoffs, Grand Bend placed second, Jets third and Spares, the league win- ners, fourth. EACK'UP Flannels Blends Gabardines Let us prescribe a Spring tonic for your casual wardrobe: One or more pairs of these handsome new slacks to. mix or match with your favorite sports coats. See our winning line-up of all the most -wanted fabrics and colors from $7.95 up. Choose Now From Peak Selections Walper's Men's.Wear. PHONE 81 EXETER • • THE TIM•ESTADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 50955. 'A' Champs, On Friday Spare Parts Tops Spare Tarts captured the top spot in the "13" section with Whizz Bangs second, Hensall Le- gion third and Ringers fourth. The "B" clubs played -off for the Pittsburg Paint trophy Wednes- day night. On Friday night, the Trades men will play the winners of ,"B" group for the Tip Top trophy do- nate(' by Norm Walper this year. Each player on the grand champ- ion .team receives. .a $5.00 gift certificate. Tickets for the banquet will have to be in this week, a4cording to Secretary Len Dilkes. Mem- hers should contact the secretary or Rene Francois at the Bowling Lanes. - Call All Players To Ball Workouts A .call for all ball players to try out for the Exeter Legion Mo- hawks Intermediate "'C" team was issued this week by Manager Jim Fairbairn, who says all po sitions are open. Practices were resumed over the weekend and Tuesday night. The local club will feature home-brew talent this year with the exception of Steve Mitro and Bob Me'harg, members of last year's team, from London. Manager Fairbairn, who is also president of the Huron -Perth Baseball League, said Tuesday Clinton Radio would not be enter- ing a team this season. This leaves only five of the eight clubs in the loop and will probably mean a double schedule. ° Ten Canadian ships were lost at sea in 1953. Husbands! . Wives ! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, ex- hausted solely because body lacks iron. For new vim, vitality, try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Supplies iron you, too, may need for pep; supplemen- tary doses Vitamin Dl, Introductory or "get - acquainted" size only 600. At all druggists. Remember Mother On Her Day Make Her Happy With A Gould &J ory Gift Honor Mother with a Special Gift to Show How Much You Care . . . 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The Zurich athlete has played in the Purple Bowl five of bis six years in high sobool. Ile was a Farewell Party On Friday, April 29, the teach- er and pupils of S.S. No. 1 Us borne held a farewell party for Bill and Wayne Mitchell who are going to live in Paris. A short ,program of songs and games was followed by an ad- dress and presentation of pen. and pencil sets to each of the boys. Hockey Officials, Legion To Entertain Youngsters Minor hockey players of Ex- eter and district will receive a post -season treat fro?n Exeter Le- gion this Saturday afternoon. A representative from tite To- ronto Maple Leafs organization will be guest speaker at the fete. Hockey films will be provided by Imperial Oil Ltd. through the Rec Director Smith Named To Council Doug Smith, Exeter Recreation Director, was elected to the Ad- ministrative Council of the On- tario Recreation Association at its convention in Sudbury over the weekend. Mr. Smith will represent the Lake Huron zone on the council, which helps to direct the policy of. the Association and plans the annual conferences. Attending the convention with Mr. Smith was Lloyd Cushman, a member of the Exeter Recrea- tion Council. Booster Club Plans Election New officers will be elected for the Exeter Booster. Hockey Club at a business meeting in the town hall Monday night, President W. G. Cochrane announced this week. The meeting will wind up this season's operations of the Mo- hawks and make plans for next year. local dealer, Hunter-Duvar and Sons Ltd. Presentation of crests and tro- phies to this year's winners in the house league and W.O,A.A. competition will be made. The branch will provide a "bun -Meed" following the entertainment. The event, which will be held in the Legion Hall, starts at 2 p.m. and all boys who participat- ed in minor hockey are.invited. The hockey is sponsored by Ex- eter Minor Athletic Association, which receives grants from the Legion, Lions and Kinsmen. member of the Junior finalist team in 1951, lunikr champs in. 1952, and the senior teams which have reached the semi-finals in the last three years. Rill, who was captain of this'. year's team, .calls basketball his favorite sport although he plays many others. lie's a member of the Zurich Flyers, intermediate hockey team, and the Lumber Kings, the inter- mediate baseball team, and the volleyball squad at the High School. He also competes is track and field. Bill's selection as this year's leader .continues the dominance of Zurich athletes in high school sports. In recent years the Zurich. youths who have been chosen for the title have included Don O'Brien, Jahn Haberer and Bill O'Brien. A grade 13 student, he is the 19 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut. He is a member of the school glee club and sings in the boys' double quartet. Bill believes community life couldb• eimproved by providing more recreational facilities. He thinks communities should take an interest in school athletics be- cause that is where true amateur sport excels. Banff, Alta., which has a win- ter population of 2,500, Swells to 8,000 in the summer. * * * * Sensationally -reduced prices await you at Hopper-Heekey's ex- tensive Furniture Sale, Save many dollars on bedroom suites and dinette sets. Mothers' Day And' Hospital Day Sunday, 'May 8 POTTED PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES ALL WHITE AND COLORED FLOWERS Come In, Pick Out Yours -25¢ And Up Bailey Florists PHONE 276 EXETER White Beans We Have A Sup* Of MICHELITE REGISTERED NO. 1 SEED BEANS AVAILABLE also NO. 1 COMMERCIAL GRADE FARMERS! 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