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Phone 62-r-10 Kirkton
Pin Popbettes. (P._ Haugh 580)
Wish Bones (M, Wilson 416), _
Skunks (D. Prance 573) ——Happy Gals jl. Wade 600)----
Alley Cats (K. Hay 565)-----
Jolly Jills. (A. Preszcatqr 590)
Hi Lights (E. Glaab 562)-----
G. Horns (CD. Bonthron 523) „
Blowettes (A. Ford 598) ———— - M. Maids (G. Farquhar 552) ■„ 3034 2
Be Bops (N. Keller 448) 2761 4
Jolly Six (D. Frayne 541) 2825 3
Hot Dogs (D. Brady 600)----- 3029 7
Frisky Six (M. Miller 4i82)---- 2711 0
U, Downs (M. Tetreau 595) _ 2827 5
L. Strikes (M. Edwards 465) _ 2762 2
Wee Hopes (J. Weber 528) __ 2914 5
Frisky Sisters (G. Witti 51'4) _ 2801 2
STANDING
Alley Cats — 43
Hot Dogs 43
M. Maids 39
Wee Hopes — 37
F, Sisters__37
Skunks ___ _ 34
Happy Gals _ 8-1
Busy Bees_30
P. Poppettes _ 28
Jolly Jills__28
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PONTIAC HARDTOP, a nice one
CHEV SEDAN, Clean ...................
DODGE SEDAN, not so clean .......
CHEV COACH, it runs ...................
METEOR COACH, a nice one ......
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Mr. Benson. Sutter of Clinton
was guest speaker at the lay
men’s service in the United
Church on Sunday morning.?He
delivered a fine address, chal
lenging the meg of the congre
gation to serve willingly in tho
Work of the Church, on the
boards, in the .Sunday school, in
-the choir and to extend a hand
of welcome to all newcomers.
On Sunday evening .the Y.P.U.
are sponsoring a special service
with Mr. Harvey .Sparling, a stu
dent minister at the U.W.O. as
guest speaker.
Personal Items
Mrs. B. D. Cook returned home
on Sunday following a lengthy
illness in St. Joseph's Hospital
in London.
Miss Blanche Morgan returned
to Landon on Monday to resume
her duties at the London Life.
Mr. George Hicks and son,
Frank, bagged a deer
their hunting trip to
Harbour last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. Robert Marshall
Marshall,
of Blyth
and Miss June Manning of Lon-
deshoro were Sunday evening
•guests with Mr. and Mrs. George
Hicks. Mrs. R. Wells who visited
for the past two weeks with her
sister (Mrs. Hicks) accompanied
them to her home.
Windmills widened their mar
gin in first place of the men’s
bowling league this past week by
whitewashing the Applejacks 7-0
Wednesday night and giving the
same treatment to the Jets Mon
day.
A. Previl paced the leaders
both nights with triples of 710
and (>93.
Upset Of the week was a 7*0
win by the youths Maroons over
the vaunted Bpatee, Den Gravett
starred for th® kids team tfith » 624 night.
Reg Stagg of th® Milkmen
trundled the week’s top triple—
750. others in the too class
. were: Dough Hughson, Strikes,
747; Rene Francois’; Spares, 736;
• and Eric "
713.
■ Wednesday,
■Strikes (D. Hughson 747) ____Marpons (B. Rowe 595) ____
Windmills (A. Previl 693)___
Applejacks (C. Parsons 6(3) _
Milkmen (R. Stagg 750) ___
I Ringers (W. Stanlake 678)_
Monday, November 28
Spares (R. Francois 736)___
Maroons (D. Gravett 624) ___
Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 610)
Pinpoppers (B. Gifford 575) „
Spare Parts (H, Smyth 565) _ Short Circuits (L, Dilkes 647)
Jets (Springsteed 592)_ ____ _
Windmills (A. Previl 710) ___
Applejacks (L. Witmer 498) _ 2875
Strikes (D. Hughson 584) „_ 3232
Tradesmen (E. Heywood 713) 3366
Rural Rollers (Red Scott 627) 3496
STANDING
Windmills__40
Strikes_____37
Whiz Bangs _ 35
Jets _______33Milkmen ___31
S. Circuits_31
Pinpoppers_31
Tradesmen_31
Applejacks_31
Cats, Dogs Fight
For Ladies7 Lead
Alley Cats and the Hot Dogs
ended up in a tie for first piece
after last week’s activities ip the
ladies' league, Both teams have
43 points.
Three clubs—the Dogs, Skunks
and Pin Popettes—scored 7-0
wins, The Busy Bees, aided by A-
(Cutting’s 617 triple, bowled the
top team Score of 3,239. .
Busy Bees (A. Cutting pi?) —'3239 5
Mighty Mlee (E. Morley 592) 3079 3
3035 7
2538 0
3146 7
3009 0
2950 4
2988 3
3064 5
3027 2
3039 6
Mrs. W. Kirkwood of Loudon
visited last week At the home
of her sister; Mrs. Daura McLln-
choy and other relatives in this
vlemity.
1 captain Carman Barling who
has recently returned from Ger
many and who is being stationed
at Edmonton and, Mr. and Mrs.,
George Darling of Byron visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hicks.
1 Mr, Harold polloo-k spent the
weekend with friends In Detroit,
1 Mr. Clair woodburn of Galt
spent the weekend with jhte par
ents, Mr. and MM Gordon Wood-’
burn,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eagleson
arid Wayne of Detroit spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Pagleson,
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U & Downs _ 26
Hi Lights__ _ 26
Blowettes — 25
Horns_ _ 25
Mice____23
Strikes_15
Bops___15
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PEEP SHOW
By C. J. PORTER
With rehearsals in full swing
for their next production, Exeter
and District Players .Guild mem
bers are making like beavers
these days.
The play chosen for the -pre-
Lenten Season is a spritdly com
edy in three acts written by Tom
Taggart. It was chosen from
amongst, many for its sparkling
Wit and the wide variety-of char
acters. Name of the vehicle is
“.No (Rhyme Nor Reason”, a- real
ly hilarious comedy which takes
place in a lady doctor’s home.
Fun reigns supreme; complica
tions pile on complications. It
can only be said that .the dashing
in and out of doors, hiding in
closets, mistaken . identity, cross
questions and crooked answers,
add uip to 1 a comedy written for
only one purpose -- to drive ..the
audience into hysterics.
As is 'the case of casting prac
tically all plays, there comes a
time when the director could
quite justifiably plead temporary
insanity. This little debacle occurs
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when the parts have all been al
located except
acters. Then
Where to get
are extroverts
those two remaining parts? Jf
anyone can answer this iplease
contact any member of the Play-?
ers Guild without delay. The parts
are small and easy to do.
Another set of individuals re
quired >by the Guild is a set de
signer and stage manager. This
can be one person if he is two
parts octopus, /but Director Helen
Knox prefers to have two ’in case
one of them is suddenly called to
Broadway or Stratford. The two
old hands, Gerry 'Godbolt and
Ralph iSweitzer have leading
parts in the play — this will take
practically all of their spare time
i’or the next two months.
The .Guild* has lost its capable
publicity director. Cecil Porter
has just acquired a new role —
that of a psychiatrist in the play.
Chief duties of publicity director
will be to write newspaper ar
ticles, arrange for television pre
views and radio spots and in gen
eral to keep “No Rhyme Nor
Reason” in the limelight and thus
assure full houses for the Play-
ersx-Guild.
A really big lift was-given the
Players Guild when Mrs. T. M.
Dinney and, Mr. Ralph (Sweitzer
granted them permission to use
their hemes for rehearsals. Next
rehearsal will take place at the
home of Mrs. Dinney on Monday
evening next.
two female char-
the fun begins,
two females who
enough to take
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Town Topics
Messrs. Edward Brady, Bill
Chambers, /Graham Arthur, Jack
Carr and George 'Glendinning re
turned home this week from ^a
hunting expedition north of Sud
bury. They bagged four deer,
’Sgt. J. I. and Mrs. Crawford,
Johnny and (Barry of Trenton
visited over the weekend with
Mr. Albert Mitchell. >Sgt. 'Craw
ford who was at RCIA.F Station
at Centralia for a number of
years was recently posted to
Trenton from Winnipeg.
Mrs. D. A. Anderson left this
week with .her daughter, Mrs.
H. C. McAllister to spend part
of the winter in California,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J, 'Schroed
er, Miss Harriett Van Heest and
Mr. Ted Dektyl of Holland, Mich
igan visited with the -former’s
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Carl
/Schroeder of town over the Week
end. Mr. ’Carl .Schroeder .addressed
the intermediate and senior Sun
day (School classes of Main St.
Church on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Clara Wellington is a pa
tient in South Huron Hospital.
Mrs, James .Smith is helping out
at the Choosa Book Shop.
Mrs. Joseph Dark of Vancouv
er, B.C. is visiting with her fath
er, Mr. Mark Mitchell. It is 31
years since Mrs. Dark was in
(Exeter. She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Phillips,
in Newport, Rhode Island. On
■her return trip she will visit in
/Detroit, Windsor and 'Hamilton.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Wm. Mair and Mrs. Ferguson
Were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Evans
of Clarkson and Miss Joanne
Mair of Alma College, .St. Thom
as.
Mayor it. E. Pooley was in
(Parkhill Tuesday afternoon -at
tending a meeting of .the Aus-
able River Conservation Commis
sion. On Wednesday he was at
Now Hamburg attending a meet
ing of tho new Industrial plan
ning Board and today (Thurs
day)' he goes to Hamilton to at
tend a meeting of the Vegetable
Growers Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardiner,
Meaford, visited with the latter’s
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Les. Rich
ards and other relatives.
Mi", and Mrs. -Ray Paynter,
Kirkton and Mr, and Mrs. R,
H. Doherty of Mt. Clemens at
tended -the London Life dance
in London on Friday evening.
Visitors over the weekend with
Mr. And Mrs, Whitney Coates
were Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Doher
ty And daughter Denise of ML
Clemens, Mich., Wilma of Lon
don and Keith of Ridgetown.
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