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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-07-14, Page 12THE TIM ,Art V°CA * E:njoy •�.. PEPSKOLA KIST end HIRES 'ROOT BEER at Red Scott Billiards Congratulations On Your Opening,, Red TUCKED' BEVERAGES EXETER ' '„t.ugtu,nruu,tupM.ittO t,uu,uu, MUM a,uinnmunumlllMOM ttuutusounu lnnntuwu/uatuNtugRr4 a UUUiRUm(wuI UU Best Wishes For Success To Red Scott Billiards Congratulations on the excellent job you have done in remodelling the premises and equip- ment, James. Lloyd & Son Limited - Importers and Wholesale Dealers of Groceries and Fruits STRATFORD, ONTARIO ”C.flluttNutttnBan tntstNmtnoYioun ntlnttut"Tuttuuuuunutututttmlumuutuuuuutg"uttiuluntm06. Fe tures A tournament among Members' of Exeter Council will feature the' *peeling of lied Scott's ilillizieda Thurs,cla.y night. The .competition sprung tram last week's council ineetiug when owner Walter "••hell( Scott iltvit ee :councillors to his opening day after they granted him an •aperet- ine .licence, Mayer Ft. E. Pooley challenged Reeve'GFiiliam MeKen zie to a game of pool and the reeve agreed. Councillors Ed. Brady and It. S.?. Jermyn yogurt teered to engage the two senior officials in a ,match. When a sporting equipment concern heard of the challenge games, it donated a prize for she' best player amGng•the 'town fath- ers. The Brunswick -Basle ,Oollan der people, suppliers of billiard and bowling equipment, are offer - Mg a $14 two-piece snooker ,cue to the winner. Thursday' opening will mark the completion of a> stem -to -stern renovation 'of the billiard hall and its equipment.. The entire building has been cleaned and painted, refurnished and re -light - Topics From Thames Road By MAL WaiLIAM RHODE W.A. And W.M.S. The July meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S. was held in the church basement on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Leonard Bar- ris and Mrs. Nelson Squire as hostesses. Mrs. Robert Simpson, vice-president of the W.A., was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Stanley Coward read the. scrip- ture lesson, Mrs. W. J. Moores gave an interesting talk. Mrs. Herb Bibby was in charge of the program which consisted of a vocal .solo by Mrs. Nelson Squire who accompanied herself on the guitar; a reading by Mies. Melvin Gardiner; a vocal duet by Marlene and Darlene Frayne ac- companied by their sister. Mrs, Robert Simpson closed the meet- ing with prayer. and lunch was served. Personal nails Mrs, Norman Knight, of Sea- forthe'spent a few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. 'Ernest Pym and accompanied .them to Sarnia visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Wanner over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert were guests at the Amos -Calder wedding at. Thgmesford on Sat- urday. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Jeffery 'visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bissett, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luker, of Hensel', visited on Friday eve- ning with Mr, ad Mrs. William Snow`. Mrs, Fred Dawson and Mrs, Percy Stone are patients In South Huron Eospital with pneu- monia. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Middleton of London, Quite a number from this com- munity Unattended the McDonald picnic held at Riverview, Park, Exeter, on Sunday, RTES FOR pOWERFUt GETAWAY( Thursday, July 14 RED SCOTT BILLIARDS Completely Redecorated — New Equipment Tables Restored To Perfect Condition MAGAZINE • SOFT DRINKS CONFECTIONERY TOBACCO Enjoy Billiards hi A Clean Atmosphere. ONTAI TflURSDAT MORNING, JULY 14, 1905 cii Tournament iiliard Cp.. ening ed, A new trout has bean instal- led; walls :have been redecorated in two shades of green; the floors refinished; :Fluorescent lights in- stalled; and the ceiling repaint. ed. --The six tables in the hail have all been restored by experts from the Brunawiek - Belize-•R.ollauder Co. and new balls and .cues have beext, purchased, There ore three snooker and itbree Beaton( tables. A full line at soft drinks, tob- accos, cigarettes, magazines, 'con- fectionery and sundries will be available. Owner "Red" Scott says he 'in- tends to operate a clean, well. equipped, respeetabie bi>aiaj'd hall for the men of Exeter and district, "I intend to run this business according to the regu- letions au 1 +tp make it a place where xnen will: enjoy this sport. I know there are lots of men in this district who'like to play pool on good .tables, with gaud equip- ment and in a clean atnaoslli►ere. They'll find all ,these ,t11 tan et my place." Thirty-seven years `old, Red. Scott has had considerable ex- perience in thebilliara business. He managed a. P001 hall in etrat- f4rd, his •home tow, for a num- ber of years. Miring 155a, and. part of 1854, lie operated. the "Wondergrove" restaurant in Grand MBend, A sports emthusittet, "Red" played az 'ball and hockey teams in Stratford including the Junior ".A." hockey club .there. l=ie cavil - Data On Dashwood By MRS. E. H. BARER Becker Reunion The annual Becker reunion was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sunday, July 10, with 102 pre- sent. Results of sports' were: girls, 5-?, Marg aretSalmon; boys, Charles Becker; $-11, girls, Iris Becker; boys, Robert Becker; 12- 14, girls, Jane Restemayer; boys, Ronald Bern; paper bag race, Donald Muller; ladies' race, Alma Bern; men, Edward Bern; mar- ried women, Mrs. 'Lorne Booker; married men, Gurt Muller; kick- ing the shoe, ladies, Mrs, Cliff Salmon; men, Edward Bern; jelly bean contest, ladies, Mrs. Baroidker;maki Stinrs;a me,buttn, on "L-hoomele, BecMrs- g . Melvin li"estemayer. Special.prizes were awarded to: youngest -,grandmother, Mrs, Henry Becker Jr.; youngest baby, Allen Bern; oldest lady,. Mrs, Mary Martene; oldest man, Wil- liam Becker; couple coming the farthest, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ten Eyck, of Kitchener; longest 'mar- ried, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed Stire. All enjoyed a bountiful sup- per. Personal .items Mr, Hartman Elsie, oe Clinton, visited with friends in town last week. Miss Ellen Gilbert, Stratford, spent the ' weekend with Mr, and Mrs., Courtney Burmeister, Mrs. Gordon iewitt, Nancy and Marnie, 'Coliingw.00d,` spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Bar- ry Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Chapel and Susan, . of Kitchener, spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Becker, Who returned home with them. Master Sherry Wein, of Exeter, has spent two weeks with his aunts, the Misses Marie and (Pearl *raft. He also attended Dash- wood Vacation, Bible Sehool at the Earle. Church. Miss Lois Geiser, of. London, spent, ythe weekend with he mother, Mrs. Cora Geiser. Mrs. Thomas Hoperoft attend- ed the golden wedding annivers- ary of her brother-in-law, Mr. ad Mrs. James Hoperoft, of Bol- ton, and spent the weekend at Woodbridge. with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Roundtree. Bobby Hoperoft, of Welland, is spending the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. T..Eboperoft. Miss Irene Sunderland, Brad= ford, England, arrived last Friday to spend the summer with her cousin and family, Mrs. Howard Klumpp. • Mrs. Edgar Restemayer and Robert are visiting in Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fel- baume. Mr. and Mrs. ISari Stumpf and,, family, of Kitchener, spent the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Miller and family. Robert Miller returned to Kitchener with them for a visit,. Mrs. Lorne Genttner, Donald and Kenneth. pent last week in Detroit with Mr, and Mts. Thos. Peterson. Mr. Wesley Filkins, Howell, Mich„ spent Sunday with Mrs; 'W illiarim Nadiger. Mrs. Pilkins and Janice returned home with him, Miss Barbara Becker. of the, It -lie Hospital is vacationing fbr tour weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, V. L. Pecker. Master Charles Becker vaca- tioned last 'week at the home 6f his uncre and aunt, Mr. and Mr. Albert Becker, ''Neer Dundee. Misses June and Ruth Anne Trader spent Wednesday with Misses Katherine and 3'oan Rader. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Shearer, 61 Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller and family and Mr, and Mrs. Ric dolph Miller. The Reader Comments Letter to the editor pubilshed hereunder represent views of in. divldual peraont. We invite read- elti tb mak. use of (hit -column, Exeter, July 12th, 1955 `ra The Editors Pertaining to ,misleading ;Agri - luta in the Legion Column Iast Week: *Tonder My handicapped Cen4Ei'tion 'atii person wishing. boxing Or wteatiing lessons .please natty 'the president. SIneeteiy yours, Rabb; IL '@Vince Mr, and Mrs, .John. Riehm of Detroit, were weekend_ guests with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller.. Little Darlene Rader spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Ervin Rader, Miss 'Shirley Wiedo, of Detroit; is vacationing with •Mrs. Fred Schlundt. Mr. and MrS. David Baird, of London, spent Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs, Matilda P'eifer. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader spent the weekend at London with their daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs, Wendell 'Gamble. On Sunday they attended the baptismal .service of their grand- son, Neal Lewis Garnet Gamble, for whom another daughter and husband, Mr. and .Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, of Waterloo, were spew. sora, Mr, and Mrs. 'Gordon. Weiberg, of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Weiberg and Mr. and Mrs. V. Tyler. • ed Stratford's senior lackey club for several years. • ,promwtor of miner sport for boys, Iced sponsored a juven- i1e, baseball teary in ,Stratford for three years. +Rred'e stepdaughter, Andres Rohdes, is a crack badminton player. She was selected Stmt. ford's "Athlete 'Of The Year" fox winging. the 'Ontario 'Ba+duiineen Junior Championship and piec- ing second in the .Canadian tourn- ament. She has ,captured' ,quer .35 trophies in badminton eompetl- tion, $e and Lino in Biddulph By MRS. 11. ELSON Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dickins and Mrs. M. McDonald attended the funeral of ,the late Mrs. C. Hodg- ins a't Wyoming 'Saturday. Mrs, H. Davis accompanied sev- eral friends from. Iiixeter to see the play ('The Merchant of Ven- ice" at Stratford Wednesday. Mrs.- M. McDonald visited with Master Jimmy( ,liiekins, of Baliey-, mate, recently. Jimmyr Is 'waiting for a vacancy in the +Shriner's Hospital, Montreal, ,and expects to leave in the near 'future. , Mrs. H..Carroi spent fa few days in Pt, 'Huron ,recently. Mrs. J. Atkinson and Mrs. W. J, Davis, spent Tuesedaywith Mrs, :F. Davie. Mies Dora Noels, of Aylmer, is holidaying with ber cousin, Miss Joyce . McDonald, Mr. ,ants Mrs, F. 'Dobbs, Exeter, are spending a few days at 'their farm, eo'ncession 4, 031ddu1ph. 'Ratepayers of S. S. 9, Biddulph met in .the schoolhouse Monday to snake final plans for the cen- tennial 'to be held on July 22 and 24 on the school grounds. r1very one welcome. The committee have planned plenty of entertainment. +snimIgmi 0 ed Scott on the opening of his new billiard hall FROM W. J. Odbert S Sort Limited- _ TOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERY & SUNDRIES ' WHOLESALE STRATFORD EGMONDVILLE Congratulations ..... Iced Scot Billiards From. .• ,„ ESBECO -LTD. Bottling Under The Franchise Of Coca-Cola Ltd. What .you want isa Coke 'take Is a roplitered Irode"moth. owtkuit.d bbsMp.et Coc.•Colo old.. THE runswick-8alke-Collender Co: Extends To Red Scott, Owner Of The New RED SCOTT BILLIARDS MAIN STREET • EXETER Best Wishes For Continued Success in The Billiard Business Our Trained Mechanics Have Restored All Tables Back To Certified Playing Conditions