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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-05-19, Page 3:11 a1 rti :i. s.•i 4•!•.iIIYY-1}ulnugluqulYnuYlINling4owi 1Y,}}AAIYAY.11os••==•••=== =iATAIIYY===4RYIYAY=fi== i=====4 - F. Mf MpER ,p10GRRa F. N PHOTOGRAPHER 9 - 'r/o0 of'' 171 3u,Auto,Inuuln,YivnIniulItlIl Hug,ptiuutuuiyg41iii iyn,taw,niii niuinn,intim; nnm,unununuUfums& 1.4 iiiii l••I•i•mllAl••Ill,n1tomonul11iotApilliHurn!!•m111'lel otilm !mow 01••11u1•n•i01nom11011••••llll Studio Closed For' Holidays May. 24 To June 1 inclusive Sandran? It's the new stainless vinyl counter -top material, 27" wide, only 600 a lineal foot, It's greaseproof, waterproof, alcohol -proof and heat resistant. Also ideal for table tops, shelf -lining and drawer lining. Oil Paintings Picture Frames Stock sizes or made to your special measure. PAINTS, WALLPAPER, FLOOR WAXES AND CLEANERS T. and . T. Flooring Your Decorating Headquarters Phone 718 Exeter Phone 133 Zurich 0111it THE TIMES-APYQCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1955 Dashwood Tigers, Moh.awks Meet in H -P Basebaii Opener Monday Huron-irerth Baseball League Will open Monday, May 23, with. home -and -home games a Exeter and Dashwood 'and single eonteets at Mitchell and :Clinton. !Exeter Legion.. Mohawks and Dashwood 'Tigers will ]Hake their seas'on's debut on • the town dia- mond with a 10 •a;m. game. The two will meet again in Dash- wood in the afternoon at 2.30 during the annual sports day. The opening ball games will also ]nark the debut of Exeter Legion's new (bagpipe band. The pipers will head parades at 'both games, ' Zurich Flyers will open against Mitchell Legionaires with Auburn at Clinton in the .morning. See New Faces. O,n Exeter Club 'Clinton has entered a junior. team to give the league a sixth team. The new club was accepted at the schedule meeting Thursday night. Manager Jim Fairbairn and Coach Red Loader have their line- up pretty well set for the .opener and fans will see some new 'faces on the club. Don "Boom -Boom" Gravett, the hockey star, has joined the crew and is working infield and out. Bill Hayward, another member of the hockey club, may add bit- ting strength to the !ball Mohawks. Ron Heimrick, former Zurich pitcher; Bill !Gilfillan, !G,rry Witherspoon, of Ailsa Craig and Don Wells, -from the local juven- iles, have ben .added. Bob Russell and Heimrick are slated to start in Monday's games YOUR CAR'S PARTNER 1N POWER New Bags We've received this week a shipment of white summer handbags you'll go for! See them now while the selection is at its peak.. Low prices of $2.95 and $3.95. New Summer Dresses Pert and, Perky Just in! Pretty, stylish cottons, nylons and bembergs for summer's fun. An exceptional range to choose from in colors, patterns, styles and fabrics. An entirely new stock. From $5.95 to $19.95. Summer Shoes For The Family Style and casual shoes for summer for boys, girls, ladies and men. You'll like the prices, the quality, the craftsman- ship and the style. Don't suffer from hot feet—buy a pair of cool shoes now. NABISCO •SHREDDED WHEAT • 2 for 31,¢ Boxes KOUNTY KIST PEAS Ili Oz. Tins 2 for 25¢ McLAREN'S JELLY POWDERS All Flavours 3 Pkgs. 25¢ CLARK'S PORK & BEANS 20 Oz. Tins 2 for 35¢ STUART'S RASPBERRY JAM 24, Oz. Jar 35¢ LYONS TEA BAGS Tea Bags 100 for 98¢ AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 11 Oz. Bottle 21¢ SAVE ALL WAXED PAPER 100 rt. Roll 29¢ Cake Mix Specials Pillsbury CAKE MIXES Get 1 pkg. at half price when you buy the other pkg, at regular price. 2 Pkga. 47¢ Purity CAKE MIXES 1 pkg., white and 1 pkg. chocolate Cake mix Both for 450 Robin Hood CAKE MIXES Get 1 pkg, Robin Hood Cake Mix at half price with pkg, of Horley Spice cake mix at regular price. Both for 47g This Store Will Be Open Until 11 p.m. Sat. Night G PHONE 16 ULD & JORY EATER s with 'Steve Mitre ;ready for duty if he's needed, on Welia and Chuck Parsene complete the ]Hound crew. Lanky Bob Meharg, one of the top hitters on last year's club, will 'handle the hurlers. Lorne Haugh or Bill .Gilfillan will take first base; Red Loader or Gravett will start at second, Don Wells at third, Steve Metro or Loader at shortstop, 'Outfield candidates are t'red Darling and Har. Holtzman, two veterans of the club; Hayward and Witherspoon. Dashwood Tigers :Strong • As Ever Dashwood Tigers look like they'll be as strong as last year's Ontario Int. f4D" finalists. The Tigers hope to ,have star hurler Robbie Wein on the monad He's now at 'Sudbury. Gerry :Guen- ther may return to the lineup and the club has a number • of other mound prospects on the ,hook. 'slob Stormes, the 1St. Thomas hitter, will be back at first base or shortstop. New faces include Terry Wade, former Exeter juve- nile and Lloyd and Floyd (Rader, two promising youngsters. Dick Regier, a batting star two years ago, will return to the outfield. Lorne Kleinstiver and Jim Hay- ter will work behind the plate. The infield includes :Stormer, Bob Hayter, Charlie Tiernan, 'R'aymie Wein, Terry Wade and Jim Hay- ter or Kleinstiver. Others in the outfield are Carl Wein, Gerald Martene and Jack Gaiser. Mickey Webb will continue as manager. President of the club 3s Art Allemande; . vice-president is Boots Klumpp and secretary -trea- surer Mervyn Tiernan. Executive members include Joe Merner, Harold Weber, Sid Baker and Lloyd ,Rader. A `booster club has been organ - Dashwood Ass'n Sponsors Teams Dashwood Minor . Athletic As- sociation, which held its annual meeting recently, will sponsor three ball clubs this year. These include the pee wees, last year's Ontario "D" champ- ions; the midgets and a girls' softball team. Wally Wein was elected _presi- dent. Ken McCrae is vice-presi- dent and Mrs. Jim Hayter trea- surer. Mervyn Tiernan, Joe Mer- ner and Harold Kellerman are members of the executive. Managers and coaches are:'pe wees, Ross Haugh; midgets, Jack Gaiser and Ken McCrae; Cliff Salmon and Mervyn Tieman.• Local Turf Club Plans Two Races Exeter Turf Club .plans to spon- sor two race meets at the local oval this. summer. The main event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 6, with a purse of $2,309. There will be five two -heat classes -2.30, 2:25, 2.23, 2.21 and 2.10. The second meet will be held on August 24. •Frank Taylor is president, Jack Morrissey, chairman, George Lawson, secretary and Bill Alli- son treasurer. H -P League Lists Games May 23—Dashwood at Exeter (10 a.m.) Exeter at Dashwood (2:30) Zurich at Mitchell (10.30 a.m.) Auburn at Clinton (10.30 a.m. 0 0 da atEAuburn 31—Clinton at Zurich June 2—Clinton at Mitchell 3—Exeter at Auburn Zurich at Dashwood 6—Dashwood at Mitchell 7—.Zurich at Exeter 8 --Clinton at Auburn 10 -Mitchell at at Cli neon 12—Exeter at Zurich Auburn at Mitchell 14—Clinton at Dashwood 17—Auburn at Exeter Mitchell at Zurich Dashwood at Clinton 20—Auburn at- Dashwood Exeter at Mitchell Zurich at Clinton 52--1Vlitcheli at Auburn Clinton at Exeter 24-1Eateter at Clinton Dashwood at Zurich 21—Zurich at Auburn Mitchell at Dashwood 30-1VIitchell at Zurich Dashwood at Exeter Clinton at Auburn JtIy 5-30xeter at Mitchell Auburn at Dashwood Zurich af Clinton 8—Mitchell at Auburn Clinton at Exeter Dashwood at Zurich 11—Auburn at Clinton Zurich at Mitchell Exeter at Dashwood 13 -•All Star Game at Zurich 10, --Dashwood at Auburn Clinton at Mitchell Exeter at Zurich 18 --Mitchell. at Exeter Zurich at Auburn 10—Clinton at Dashwood 52: Auburn at Mitchell Exeter at Clinton Zurich at Dashwood 26—Clinton at Zurich Auburn at Exeter Dashwood at Mitelte1l 28—Mitchell at Clinton 29—AUburn at Zurich August 2-,--urieh at 0xeter Mitchell at Dashwood 4-„D&ahwOod at Clinton 'More Sports On Page 4 ized to .give the team financial righthander and a ieftie to Som- Support. Aaron Restemeyer is ` pieta the crew. president of the :group. Spares for the pima include ;Pete Masse and Bill Bedard. The team had its first full workout Tuesday night in pre- paration fol' its opener against Mitchell Monday. Club At Zurich Seeks Pitchers The Zurich club Is still .looking for a couple of pitchers for its mound staff b11t has the rest of the team 'lined up. Paddy Bedard is coach of the team; Torn Rawlings, the mana- ger will handle 'patching chores. The infield includes Bill Mic- kle, of Hensall at first base; Don O'Brien at second, Doug O'Brien at short and Bill Tunglllut at third. Out fielders are Ben Lig- nac, John Haberer and Don Hesse, 'Gerry Bell, of Hensall, is the only hurler signed to date, Coach Bedard says he's hoping to get a Juvenile Club Joins League Exeter has entered •a juvenile baseball team in the Middlesex - Oxford this year. Derry Boyle is the manager and coach. The loop includes Ilderton, Pop- lar Hill and Devizes. The Exeter team will get an /?automatic bye into the W.O,A.A. juvenile play- offs. Fon play in the southern lea- gue some overage players will be carried in the line-up. The pros- pects include Don Wells, Charlie Parsons, Richard McF•alls, Ted Smith, "Blackie” Black, Gary Mid- dleton, Dick Taylor, Gar John- son, Ted Smith, Jack Bell, Bill Batten, Jim Haley, Bob Pooley and Bill Pollen. Paint Sale! BIG BARGAINS SEE OUR WINDOW Lind enf lel d's LTD. Phone 181 Exeter IM.NIAiIHUlU A!AA00fA0Yl1AAYAnAI11A4AAAAA!IM4AY!PYIAMAAA1iUU4IllAMtAMFAMldi1AA1 R Mimes Paper WHITE .0o41 CANARY 014441 --Available to 100, SOU and 1,000 Shoot Packages The Times -Advocate h ul •i •1.11II•loltu11le• ul ll•In01A IAluln • Iit1Yp Illltf•ul•A• tt01pV 1•V i ut/ltlllll l l•ll l •tY9lltq••uNtl. 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