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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-08, Page 11THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1955 i Bring The Kiddies To See Santa i IN OUR TOYTOWN j Saturday Afternoons 3 to 5 pan. “ Ask About Our Free Draw I BEAVERS HARDWARE ! Phone 86 , Exeter Mid-Town Cleaners ■at ■ MAJOR GROfJP STANDING (As of Wednesday Morning) A 30 • 32 : 28 34 26 Tribe Clings To Top Spot; Seek To Replace McEwan Thank Yau . .. To those who supported me ip any way in the election last Monday. I will continue to act, at all times, in any way to benefit the Town of Exeter.Exeter Mohawks’ four-point victory over Forest Lakesides Fri­ day night has kept " “ “ top of the WOAA this week. As of Wednesday hawks were two .points ahead. of Strathroy Rockets and Jud in a'l- most^aii other departments too. ■Bill Obeble’s tour goals against Forest jumped him into first spot in the scoring race, one point a- head of Junior Barash. .-Oberle actually -gets credit for eight goals because the four-point con­ test is considered as two games. Gar Baker dropped out of first place in the goaltending race Monday night when Gerry -Hesse, -of Goderjch, held Forest to -a sin­ gle tally during the jailors’ 4-1 victory. Hesse, the defending champion goalie, hias an average of 3.50 goals per game. Baker’s mark is 3.75. Earl Barton, of Mohawks, leads the penalty -parade with a full­ game—GO minutes—in the box. Tied for second place in this divi sion are Junior Barash, of Strath­ roy and Glen Wiese of the Mo­ hawks with 38 each. The Exeter club is by far the mdst penalized in the league. Mo­ hawks have spent 160 minutes in the cooler. Strathroy comes next with 123. the Tribe on Major Group morning, Mo- ninth goal at Kg.oo and Hick ■and Kirklaud scored for Forest late in the game. Red Loader, Harry McEwan, Don Gravett and Glen Wiese pick­ ed up two assists each during 'lhe contest. Forest Coach O-llie Haddon and Don Fritzley, who started with Mohawks last year, received Ki- minute misconducts in the third for swearing. with the club Wednesday night- It’s possible th© new man may be in the lineup Friday might when Mebawiks meet Milverton Royals here. The Exeter dlufe. was. given per­ mission to sign a replacement for McEwan ^t a special w-OAA meet­ ing in CJiuton ou Sunday, The player must not he pf Senior **B” calibre, or better, however. At the same meeting, Forest Lakesides received permission to add two waivers to -their roster to compete with the “A” dubs. The waivers will 'have to be drop­ ped at playoff time. The case of ”Tex” McPherson, former Kitchener Junior MA” star came up for considerable discus­ sion but no action has been taken* 'It’s understood McPherson has signed two certificates, one for Exeter and one for Goderich. Al­ though Mohawks .signed him first, the Sailors claim he is their prop­ erty and they used him Monday night against Forest. McPherson scored uue gojiiJ. and qup uasist in Goderich’s 4-1 win. The WQAA.has refused te rule op, McPherson because he hasn’t been officially registered by eith­ er club.club.Congratulations... Ta Mayor Ted JMtey on being elected to his ] office, I take this opportunity of wishing the 1956 Ex- ■ eter Town Council every success.Major Group Statistics (As of Wednesday Morning) SCORING LEADERS Oberle, Exeter ____ Barash, Strathroy Loader, Exeter — Emms, Strathroy McEwan, Exeter _ Moffatt, Strathroy Gravett, Exeter __ Wharnsby, Exeter . MacDonald, Goderich Hatt, Strathroy Wllliams Goderich _ Fallowfield, Strathroy _ Wiese, Exeter__ _____ Heideman, Exeter__ R, Kipfer, Milverton__ Andy Snelgrove IGive Permission For Replacement . Exeter Mohawks, still clinging t»o top spot in t'he W-OAA Major Group, are seeking a replacement for Captain Harry MdEwen, who returned to his home town-team, Clinton Colts, this week- Four .prospects, including Bill Oberle’s brother, Jack of Kitch­ ener, and Ted Rogal, of last -year’s Strathroy Rockets, worked out (Mln 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Mopday to Friday Now BRANCH 100, EXETER ONTARIO 7 16 4 20 7 9 10 19 8 2 16 18 7 7 9 16 8 5 10 15 7 6 7 13 8 5 8 13 8 5 6 11 8 9 2 11 7 3 7 10 -8 1 9 10 7 3 6 9 Scores & Standing FUTURE GAMES December 9—Strathroy at Goderich Milverton at Exeter 10—Forest at Strathroy 13—Goderich at Exeter Strathroy at Forest 15—-Forest at Goderich w 6 5 3 1 0 P 12 10 8 3 MID-TOWN foul CLEANERS Lid Dow-Per Cleans Bight Through — No Residue Exeter — Strathroy Goderich Milverton Forest _ L 22 3 5 3. T F 0 49 0 35 2 28 1 25 1 13 'S I S •J s •B PENALTY LEADERS Highest Prices Paid For Beans ATTRACTIVE STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS Contact A & SONS LTD Phone 103 Hensall Return To Form In Forest Win Mohawks returned to their early season form Friday night when they drubbed 'Forest 9-4 on local ice. It ’was the first time the two clubs' have met this winter. The Tribe broke out of its two- game losing streak displaying the skilful combination play which brought its earlier victories. But for hitting the goalposts and mis­ sing the net by inches, Mohawks would have won with a wider margin. It was. Bill Oberle’s night to dent the twine and he did it four times before the final' whistle. Bill Warnsby and Ray Richards each scored twice and Glen Wiese tallied the first Exeter goal. Forest took a 1-0 lead early in the game when Red Graham scored from Randall and Hick. Wiese tied it uip and O-berle put Mohawks one goal ahead. The Kitchener flash scored two more goals in the second period and Jack Wright added one for Forest to make it 4-2. Mohawks wrapped in five goals in as many minutes of the third period. Bill Warnsby fired two quick ones at the three-minute mark and Riay Richards and Ober- le added others in rapid succes­ sion. Richards notched Mohawks’ The Rural Rollers, currently tied for sixth spot, lead the men’s bowling league in total pins for the season with 29,790. In second place are the Trades­ men with 29,625, followed by the Windmills with 29,527. The next five, in order, are the Butchers, 29,503; Milkmen, 29,- 444; Spares, 29,237; Big Six, 29,206; Whizz Bangs, 29,159. Top -triple - this past -week was scored by George Glendinning with 734. Wednesday, November 30 Milkmen (R. Smith 692) __ Salsburys (L. Ford 583)---- Butchers (D. Watson 579) Ringers (C. White 567)---- W. Bangs (G. Robinson 704) Big Six (K. Hockey 693) Monday, December 5 Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 591) Milkmen (R. Smith 656) ------ Applejacks (W. Watson 658) _ Maroons (E. Ince 623) --------- Pinpoppers (B. Nicol 656)------ Salsburys (H. Parsons 598) — Frisky Six (B. Coughlin 478) _ 2985 Hi Lights (I. .Page 508) _____ 2832 Hot Dogs (D. Tieman 531) __ 2742 G. Horns (D, Bonthron 465) _ 2603 F. Sisters (M. Bridges 499)__ 2804 U. & Downs (M. Tetreau 494) 2790 Wee Hopes (G. Simpson 578) „ 2967 L. Strikes (B. Gifford 434) , Happy Gals (D. Munroe 632) 7 0 5 2 5 2 ___7 2606 0 - —........~. -................—, _ 2973 5P. Poppettes (J. Haugh 553) _ 2845 2 STANDING Alley Cats __ 48 Hot Dogs___4-8 Wee Hopes _ 44 F. Sisters___42 M, Maids___42 Skunks ______36 H. Gals_____36 Jolly Jills___35 Busy Bees__34 P. Poppettes _ 30 Barton, Exeter__ Barash, Strathroy Wiese, Exeter __ Williams, Goderich Oberle, Exeter ___ R. Kipfer, Milverton Haddon, Forest Fritzley, Forest____ TEAM PENALTIES Exeter Mohawks Strathroy Rockets Goderich Sailors _ Forest Lakesides Milverton Royals GOALTENDERS’ AVERAGES $3.50 PER TON Thanks Folks To The People Of. Our Town: THERE'S NO MATCH^ FOR QUALITY- AND THAT'S WHAT WE GET IN MILK FROM Hl6HLANt>WttMlZY 3371 3386 3518 3353 3227 3314 Butchers (D. Watson 642) — 2957 Spar-t Parts (G. Arthur 589) _ 3469 R. Rollers (C. Farrow 600) — Big Six (D. Case 685) --------- Tradesmen (Glendinning 734) Jets (Thompson 729) ------------ STANDING 47 42 42 38 3-8 36 84 33 33 Tradesmen Jets______ Big Six __ Butchers ~ Maroons _ S. Parts - Spares __ Salsburys Hay Seeds I wish to thank you for electing me to serve you as Mayor for 1956. Thank you for your confidence and I solicit your co-operation in my work. X Your first duty is to elect three more councillors to service with me on your behalf. c=l L< J5E0S R. E. 'Ted' Pooley I I I z t ? • a Windmills W. Bangs Strikes — Milkmen _ S. Circuits Pinpoppers Ringers — R. Rollers Applejacks Cats And Dogs Continue Fight The Cats and Dogs are still fighting for first spot in the Ladiefe Bowling- League. Alley Cats and Tot Dogs are tied .with 48 points each.- The Jolly Jills, Frisky Six and Wee Hopes won seven points last week. Cup and saucer winners were Dot Bird, for her high triple of 69 6, and Marj Wilson, with high single of 311. Last week’s winners were Pat -Reader and May Hale for hidden scores. Soft drink winner^ were Marj Wilson, Vera Mason 279, D. Bird 289, and D. Munroe 282. Alley Cats (P. Stone 574) Jolly Six (G. .Skinner 488) Jolly Jills (P. Case 604) Be Bops (P. Tuckey 492) Mighty Mice (D. Bird 696) Blowettes (A. Ford 503) - Busy Bees (A. Cutting 553) _ 2847 Merry Maids (V. Mason 566) _ 2924 Wish Bones CM. Wilson 662) Skunks ((D. Prance 467) Data On StiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuititiuiitmiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiliHtiiliiiiiuiiiiiittKiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiiiii ..........1..... .....—-.I-""-'1.1"-—-L-."!......!=... ........1 ... S G. Horns___29 Jolly Six____29 Mighty Mice _ 28 U. & Downs _ 28 Blowettes___27 Hi Lights___26 Frisky Six Wish Bones L. Strikes Be Bops Hesse, Goderich___ Baker, Exeter —__ Jessiman, Strathroy Rabethge, Milverton Dafoe, Forest _____ _ Canadian Canners Limited Drive Your Car Or Truck In Today And Have A Safety Check Brakes Steering • Wipers You’ll find that a few minutes invested in an inexpensive safety-check pays . off in peace of mind—and may save months of needless grief and expense. L£ BROS. LIMITED Chevrolet . Oldemobile ■ Chev Truck. EXETER Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Personal Items Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ross and family and Mr. Elgin Skin­ ner of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner and family Mr. and Mrs1. Melville Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Reg McDonald and fam­ ily of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Johns of Exeter visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs1. Williams Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques and family of Zion visited on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murch. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Eafl Hunter and baby of Toronto. Mrs. Hunter is staying for another Mr. and Wayne and gin Skinner weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ ett Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner and family of Hensall visited on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns, ’ Mr. Charles1 Stephen and Betty Ann and Mrs. Thomas Bell were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery of Ex­ eter. Mrs, Neil Valentyne returned hdme on Saturday from St. Jos­ eph’s Siospitai. ’ Exeter District 0 7 7 0 3272 3572 3481 3343 33 33 30 29 28 24 22 14 11 3442 7 2798 0 3102 3308 _ 3575 3022 For ChildrenFor Ladies Phone 287 Collect For The Home 4 Lbs. $1.00 2 Lbs. 390 290 2 Boxes 310 2 for 350 270 210 SHREDDED WHEAT Price ............ ................. CAMPBELL’S SOUP Tomato or Veg., 10 Oz. Tins .. 2 for 250 SCHNEIDER’S LARD Price ................................ McCORMICK’S SODA BISCUITS Salted or Plain, 1 Lb. Box .............. SWEET MIXED PICKLES Monarch, 16 Oz. Jar .......... TULIP MARGARINE Price ............................... ST. WILLIAMS MARMALADE Orange and Grapefruit, 24 Oz. .. CLARK’S PORK & BEANS Large 20 Oz. Tins BRUNSWICK SARDINES . Price .............................. 3 Tins 250 CHRISTMAS FOOD VALUES JELLO JELLY POWDERS Price ....................................... 3 Pkgs. 250 ROADS W ahead CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP FARMERS Stock up on your winter’s supply of feeds now, before the snow gets deep and the prices advance. Quality Discounts Allowed On All Feeds Before you buy, Try Co-op 32% Dairy or Beef Concent­ rate, mollassed' for palatabil- ity.Dresses Nylon Gowns Nylon Slips and Panties Scarves Rayon Gowns Rayon Slips and Panties Cardigans and Pullovers Skirts and Blouses Silk Headsquares Handbags Nylon Hose Mitts and Gloves Boxed Handkerchiefs Nylon Overboots Blindcraft Aprons Snuggledown Gowns Snuggledown Pyjamas Housecoats McBrine Luggage Station Wagon Coats Biltmore Hats Forsyth Shirts . Sport Shirts Cardigans Pullovers Pyjamas Nylon Socks Leather Gloves Initialed Handkerchiefs Initialed Scarves Belts, Plain & Initialed Ties Braces Cuff Links Gift Hat Certificate Tie Clips, Initialed Housecoats Houseslippers McBrine Gladstone Bags Snow Suits Station Wagon Coats Goloshes Mitts and Gloves Pyjamas Sweaters Lined Jeans Corduroy Slacks Cotton Flannel Shirts Nylon Slips and Panties Handkerchiefs Kenwood Blankets Chenille Spreads Sheet & Pillow Case Sets Flannelette Sheets Towel Sets Bath Mat Sets Tablecloths China Rough Weather MNTfR ^WtSTHRUWow *SW°OTH Riding *SilF-ClEANlNG *gRipsinmud estone Get all-season super-traction with Firestone Town 4 Country Tires. They zip through snow ... grip on ice... pull through slush or mud, and ate silent and safer on bare or wet pave­ ment. Put them on now and be ready for anything. AYLMER FRUIT COCKTAIL Large 20 Oz. Tin ......................290 REDBIRD MATCHES Eddy’s .............................3 Boxes 250 week. Mrs. Russell Ross, Marilyn and Mrs. El* of Toronto spent the TOWN & COUNTRY TIRES Available in V'TUBE or TUBELESS V WHITE SIDEWALLS or ALL-BLACK Graham Arthur Motors Phone 210 Exeter Larry Snider Motors Ltd. PHONE 624 EXETER , CHEER 12«! Off Regular Price 1 Giant Size Package 65c SOAP SPECIALS TIDE 1 Giant Size Package 73 c DETERGENT MAPLE LEAF 12 Oz. Bottle 39c We Have An Excellent Assortment Of Christmas Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Etc. On Display — Attractively Priced GOULD & JORY PHONE 16 EXETER