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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-01-26, Page 5T-^ THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1WS South Huron Cagers Defeat St Marys 3-1 SHDHS basketball teams scor ed a 3-1 win over 'St. Marys eagers in a four-game exchange Tuesday. The 'Senior Panthers staged a last minute rally to squeeze out a 45-39 victory after the juniors Jost a 39-37 decision in thp stone town. Ip the local gym, the senior girls drubbed the visitors 60-14 and the juniors emerged on top ofa 35-31 decision. Stage Strong Finish The senior boys hooped seven points in the last .two minutes of their contest to pull victory out of the fire after St. Marys had come from behind to tie it up. The Panthers were leading 36-22 in the third quarter but the stone town cagers rallied to tie it UP 38-38. Bev Sturgis hooped 10 baskets and- a free throw to rack up 21 points for the winners. Charles Kernick added 10, Bill Lavender ■six, Tom Lavender four Keith Lovell and Terry ■two each. ■and Wade CAR WASH OIL CHANGE and GREASE JOB Drive Into Bob Moloy SUPERTEST STATION Friendly Service 344 Main EXETER Ph. 738 Dick Marriott led St. Marys with 18 points. Close Junior Game Only two points separated the junior clubs at the end of each quarter in their tight contest. South Huron Jed 8-6 after the first quarter but St. Maj-ys rallied to make it 14-12 in their favor at the half. Again South Huron took the lead in the third period by a 33-31 count but the stone town team outscored the locals 8-4 in the final frame. Barry 'Glover topped South Huron scorers with 16 points. Don MacLaren hooped seven, Jim Russell six, Bill Robertson four, Ken Jackson three, Peter Cunningham one. IRei-ly and Skinner were for St. Marys with 12 and points. Senior Guards Shine Guards starred in the senior girls contest as they held the visitors to 14 points. Outstanding were Faye Ford, Judy Ross and Marilyn Marshall. •Forwards Connie Jackson and Julia Gulens and Centre Barb Allison topped the scorers. They posted a 20-2 lead in the first quarter and widened the margin ■throughout the game. Junior Girls Win South Huron juniors staved off a determined fourth-quarter drive by St. Marys to score their 35-31 win. The locals took a 10-8 lead in the first quarter and widened it to 33-24 by the end of the third. St. Marys out- scored them 7-2 in the final frame. Darol Tuckey topped the win ners with 20 points. Rosemary Dobson scored 11 and Mirdza. Gulens four. Others in the lineup were Al lison Clarke, Eleanor Hodgins, Jocelyn Howey, Pat Lovell, Pat Marshall, Helen Taylor, Barbara Kernick and Marie Salmon. Leslie Gammage hooped 15 points for St. Marys. Return Officers For Turf Club Officers of the Exeter Turf Club were re-elected Tuesday afternoon at its annual meeting. Frank Taylor is president; Jack Morrissey, chairman; Tom Yearley, vice-chairman; George Lawson, secretary, and W. C. Allison, treasurer, Representative on the Com munity ' “ ■ ■ “ Swartz. Garnet Preston mens. Tom delegate to the ting Association __H_ Toronto. Jack Morrissey, chairman of the Association, will also attend, Centres Board is Harry Other members include Flynn, Harry Beavers, Dearing and Wes 'Sim- Yearley was appointed Canadian Trot convention in vice- aumuiiiUiiWMfflS and ■tops nine CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP Co-op Feeds PIG STARTER BOOSTER ................................... HOG GROWER ...................................................... HOG FINISHER ...................................................... 20% CHICK STARTER (Medicated) ................. $87.00 $64.00 $58.00 $79.50 'Mills Trundle Highest Total Windmills lead the men’s bowl ing league in total pins as well as points, figures compiled by alley manager, Rene Francois, show. The Windmills have’ rolled 53,149, followed by the second- place Milkmen -with 52,888. Others in the top ten are: Rural Rollers, 52,875; Spares, 52,797; Spare Parts, 52,747; Big Six, 52,551; Tradesmen, 52,329; Whizz Bangs, 52,148; Strikes, 52,058; Applejacks, 51,778. Seven-point winners this.week were the Milkmen, Applejacks, Short Circuits and Hay Seeds. Top triple was rolled by Chuck Parsons and Murray Brintnell ■with 732 each. Wednesday, January 18 Applejacks (C. Parsons 624) _ 3229 Jets (L. Listoen 730) _______ 3429 Milkmen (R. Stagg 697) ____3412 S. Circuits (B, McDonald 580) '3072 Maroons (E. Ince 610) ______ 3381 Spare Parts (H. Smyth 649) _ 3244 Monday, January 23 Salsburys (B. Doak 640)_____331i8 Spares (L. Passmore 627)___ 3376 Pinpoppers (B. Nicol 678) _ 3403 Spare Parts (H. Smyth 719) _ 3502 Applejacks (C. Parsons 732) _ 3575 Big Six (K. Hockey 606)___ 3284 Hay Seeds (A. Farquhar 700) 3348 Maroons (Bob Miller 565)__ 3009 Jets (Chorny 662) __________ 3235 S. Circuits (M, Brintnell 732) 3457 Tradesmen (Glendinning 705) _ 3474 Strikes (W. Shapton 633)__ 3332 STANDING Windmills___80 Milkmen ___71 Pinpoppers _ 69 Apple jacks__64 Strikes ,_____64 Jets ________62 W, Bangs__61 Big* Six____60 S. Circuits__58 2 5 7 0 5 2 q 5 5 2 7 0 7 0 0 7 5 2 Ringers ______56 S. Parts___55 R. Rollers__53 Maroons ____54 Spares _______48 Tradesmen_47 Butchers____43Salsburys Hay Seeds You Can Pay More; But You Can't Feed* Better EXETER Z-\Q DISTRICT Church Phone 287 Collect, Exeter CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP CO-OP Mid-Town Cleaners' Third Anniversary Sale JACK FROST z J SAVE ON / UIA9S DRY CLEANING Mid-Town Cleaners tills month celebrates- the be- • ginning of its third year in business. To mark the oc casion, we invite yon to. . • QUHLITy ALL- Dresses. 99c *1.10 Pants .. 55c Pleated Skirts Skirts .. 55c 79c• • • • • Sweaters. 40c 4 Ties 25c ^\the PEEP SHOW »y C. J. PORTER An outline of the plot of “No Rhyme Nor Reason” will illus trate well the type of fun for those who will attend the product ion on Feb. 8 and 9. Constance Carraway, a sedate young doctor, brings her pew hus band, Pat, a happ y-go-lucky night-club entertainer, home to live. "Home" is her cottage on the grounds of Sunnydell lupatic asy lum, where she is employed, Pat gets1 into trouble with Dr. Beebe, head of the institution. Constance sides with Beebe and this provokes Pat. So, when Bobo, an old friend from the chorus line, turns up unexpectedly, he decides to have some fun. He smuggles Bobo into a pat ient’s dance wearing an inmate’s Uniform. He tells Beebe her name is Sylvia Sylvestra. Then the real Sylvia arrives1 and so does Pat’s rich Aunt Laura. The aunt had disinherited him years before, but now, hearing that he is at Sunnydell, she as sumes that he is insane. And when Pat learns he is restored to her good graces only because of his insanity, he does not alter that misunderstanding. When Beebe threatens to re veal the truth, he locks him in A closet, not knowing that an es caped lunatic is also hiding there. The lunatic takes Beebe’s clothes and his identity. Then another “Sylvia” arrives. Complications pile on complicat ions. The dashing in and out of doors, hiding in closets, mistaken identity, cross questions and crooked answers, add up to farce written to entertain an audience, Aid Ticket Sales Here is a list of sponsors who accepted blocks of seats to sell. As far as it is1 possible to ascen- tain, most of the spats are sold. Those who are without tickets are urged to buy immediately to avoid disappointment. Hurondale Women’s Exetei’ Kinettes, Exeter Centralia Anglican Guild, Hensail Kinsmen, Bend Anglican Women’s Guild, the S.H.D.H.S. Tourist Club Elim- ville W.I., Saintsbury Anglican W.A. Besides the cast, many local people have giVcn valuable time and skill n many ways. Mrs. A. Fraser and Mrs. T. Dinney did the costuming; Mr. Gerry God bolt was responsible for the ticket sales; Mrs. Godbolt prompted; Mrs. Dilkes, Mrs. M. Wein and Gweii Simpson were in charge of properties; Ralph Sweitzer, Jim Carter and Jim Crocker did the Ken Ottewell handled the lights. Make-up was done by M Dilkes and June Beirling, Jack Doerr is to take photographs for publicity purposes. During the in tervals when she was sane, Claud ette “Flat Iron” Sweitzer gener ously served lunch at many re hearsals. Loses Hair To A Wig One of the sights worth observ ing in this production is the wig worn by Gerry Godbolt, A string floor mop was shorn to a length of two inches. After it was dyed black, Alma Godbolt and Edna Glaab gave it a “Toni". This produced the required cur ly effect. During early rehearsals, the wig would not stay on Gerry’s head. This was soon rectified by a little glue. However, tragedy struck when Gerry could not re move the wig and Alma, excited, snatched off not only the wig but also a huge patch of hair. If Gerry looks balder, the above account is an accurate descrip tion of the reason. Edgar Cudmore Superintendent Mi'. Edgar Cudmore was ap pointed superintendent with Mr. •G. Hamilton, Mr. D. Jolly and Mr. R. Ostler as assistants of the Exeter Pentecostal Sunday School nt their annual meeting on Monday evening. The secretary-treasurer is Mr. <4, Hamilton with Alvin Cudmore as assistant and Marilyn Hamil ton, librarian. Mr, E. Cudmore and Mrs. D. Finkbeiner are teachers of the senior Bible class; Mr. S, Triebner and Mrs. D. Jolly of the junior Bible class. Other teachers include Mrs. T. Jolly, Miss M, Triebner, Mrsi K. McLaren, Mr. M. Prouty, Mr. D. Jolly, Mrs. L. Krause, Mrs. E. Cudmore, Mrs. M. Prouty, Mrs. C. Kipfer, Mrs. G. Hamilton, Mrs. C, Blanchard and Mrs. K- Cudmore. Message From Greenway By MRS. CARMEN WOODBURN Institute, Sorority, Women's Grand THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. H. Fikse, Supply Minister Sunday, 2 p.m., E.S.T.—English ■Service—All Welcome THAMES ROAD MENNONITE MISSION EXETER Sunday School 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. “Teach Me Thy Truth, O Lord” Supt.: Stanley Sauder, Zurich ......................................................... IHIIW IIBII!MIII|l!lll!!|!|!miMllimiiHJIIIW Two Area Lions Clubs Plan To Raffle Cottage ZION CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren CREDITON Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister 10:00. a.m.—Worship Service “Holy To The Lord” 11:00 a.m.”—'Sunday School' 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Color Film—“Focus On portunity” Thursday—W.S.W.S. Saturday—Pastor’s Class and Op- SUNDAY SCHOOL Every Sunday at 10:30-11:30 a.m., at north end of Exeter “Bible School House” EVERYBODY WELCOME I was glad when they said unto me, '‘Let us go into the House of the Lord.’ Psa. 122:1 in ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Rev. Louis Higenell, Pastor 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School ..... 11:00 a.m.—Service CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister J. G. Cochrane, Organist a.m.—Sunday School a.m.—Morning Worship Rev. Mrs. 10:00 11:00 Christian Youth Week Service. A number of young people will assist the minister. CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister Mrs. Kpn McCrae, Organist Sunday, January 29, 1956 10:00 a.m.—Christ’s Call To Youth” 11:05 a.m.'—Sunday School 77:30 p.m.—“Life’s Mysteries” • Friday, Feb. 3, 8 p.m.—Com bined Youth and W.S. Meeting Gals Threaten Group Leaders •Happy Gals whitewashed __ Green Horns last week to move within three points of the league leading Alley Cats, who lost 5-2 to the Wee Hopes. Only other team to win seven points was the Blowettes who blanked the Frisky Sisters. Cup and saucer winners for hidden scores were Hazel Beavers and Geraldine Smith. Top triple of the week was Irene Wade’s 639. Busy Bees (M. Hetzel 605) _ 2888 D. Strikes (M. Edwards 485) _ 2775 W. Bones (J. McDowell 593) _ 3028 Frisky Six (M. Miller 505) 2949 Happy Gals (L Wade 639) 2992 G. Horns (B. Simmons 502) 2756 Merry Maids (H. Beaver 517) _ 3032' 4 Hot Dogs (S. Darling 619) _ n"nc " Jolly Jills (E. Precious 5'25) Skunks (D. Prance 482)__ Jolly Six (G. Skinner 501) _ Blowettes (M. Dilkes 556) _ F - -------; r' " Be Bops _______________________ (P. Tuckey, L. Blommaert 543) U. & Downs (M. Tetreau 510) 2823 Wee Hopes _________________8003 (T. Heywood, N. Snell 554) Alley Cats (P. Stone 600)____2S50 Mighty Mice (D. Bird 558) __ 2800 Hi Lights (M, Holtamas 488) _ 2951 STANDING Alley Cats_69 'Happy Gals _ 66 Wee Hopes_65M. Maids___61 F. Sisters__59 Hot Dogs__58 Busy Bees__56 Jolly Jills__54 Blowettes___53 Mighty Mice - 52 the 5 2 5 2 7 0 3085 3 2840 5 2649 2 . 2757 4 Pin Poppettes (J. Haugh 472) 2845 3 JJWULLLUa VUJL. uou) —2940 7 F. Sisters (M. Bridges 503)_2788 0 2968 5 2 5 2 5 2 Skunks ______51 Jolly Six___46 G. Horns___46 F. Poppettes _ 45 U. & Downs _ 42 Hi Bights__39 Frisky Six_36 Be Bops____34 Wish Bones _ 25L>, Strikes __ 23 Major Group Statistics PENALTY LEADERS Ga 22 ■24 19 14 1824 20 23 25 Barton, Exeter __________ Fulton, Strathroy _______ Graham, Forest ________i Mosienko, Forest _________ Wiese, Exeter ____________ Hatt, Strathroy __________ Mortimer, Goderich_______ Thomas, Forest _________ Barash, Strathroy ________ SCORING LEADERS G A 46 27 37 21 14 15 30 20 17 20 19 22 Emms, Strathroy . Barash, Strathroy Loader, Exeter Oberle, Exeter __ Heideman, Exeter MacDonald, Gode. Randall, Forest__ Thiel, Milverton . Wright Forest __White, Goderich _ Wharnsby, Exeter Gravett, Exeter ■23. 33 16 31 31 23 8 16 18 13 13 10 T 69 60 53 52 45 383836 3533 32 32 Minor Hockey MINOR HOCKEY STANDINGS L 1 1 1 1 Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Gardner and family of Toronto spent the weekend with the former's moth er, Mrs. J, Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Hicks visit ed on Sunday with Miss Marion Hicks who is a patient in Victoria Hospital London Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper of Sarnia visited on Sunday with relatives here. Mis. Mina .Sheffler visited last week with friends in Detroit. Miss Marilyn Young had her tonsils week. The_ _____„ _________ Society are practising for their amateur programme for Febru ary 17. A number of members from the 'Grand Bend Lions iCIub, headed by their president, -Cam. Chapman, paid a visit to the Exeter Lions Club Friday even ing and extended an invitation to the Exeter club to join with them in erecting a summer cot tage to be raffled off for' the raising of funds tor welfare pur poses, .Reference was made to the “Dream cottage” sponsored by the Exeter Lions Club a few years ago, the proceeds from Which were largely donated to the South Huron Hospital build ing fund. Lion Chas. MacNaughton spoke ■ of the splendid co-operation of the Grand Bend club when the “Dream cottage” was erected and the Exeter club moved a re solution to co-operate with the Grand Bend club, The question of incorporating the Exeter club arose and after E. D. Bell outlined the advan tages and disadvantages of In corporation, the club decided to incorporate. E- R. Hoppei* said that splen did co-operation was being re- 'E 'ft. « M M ceived ifo-r parHclpattim in th* mass x-w survey to ha made in Huron Cpyjuty by the Huron County Tubawulosis Asso-oiatim. A letter was re-ad from thd Vnemploylment insurance Wlee- at Goderich suggesting that where possible winter work should he provided to relieve un employment. Your Dollar* Will «0 Farther when you shop the WANT AD way! «• removed in London last Greenway Young People WOAA Suspends Harry Mosienko Harry Mosienko, who roughed up London referee Russ Evon Saturday night during the Forest- Exeter contest, has been suspend ed by Nels Hill, W.O.A.A. presi dent, until the Association deals with the case. Mosienko went after Evon when the official thumbed him 'for misconduct after a minor penalty. Mrs. A. Westcott Heads Bible Class Mr. Andrew Dixon .showed, pic tures and commented on his re cent trip to the British Isles at the annual meeting of the Junior Adult Bible Cla'ss of James St. Church on Friday evening. Miss Patricia .Cann favored with a piano instrumental and Marilyn and Kathryn Hicks sang vocal duets. Mrs. Allen Westcott presided for the program and Mr., Carfrey Cann conducted the election of officers when Mrs. Westcott was again elected .presi dent. Mr. John Schroeder was named vice-president; Mrs. Hugh Love, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. L. Cushman, Mrs. Elmer McBride and Mrs. William Johnston, social committee. the Let T-A Want Ads Steer You Safely To The Best Bargains CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 15$ Grand Band ■■ ' > ........-'ll H. J. CORNISH & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS H. J. Cornish, L. F. Cornish, D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. 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Cudmore and Barbara Allison 7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship 'Sermon Subject: “Hosea Pleads for a Return to God” Duet: Patricia Cann and Jean ette Taylor A Congregational Meeting vvill be held on Monday, January 30, beginning wit’h a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. 7 Kellogg's CORN FLAKES 8-OZ PKGS. 2 for 33 c 0 Q 1 1 1 1 SATURDAY A.M. SCHEDULE 8:00-9:00—Rangers vs. Boston 9:00-10:00—-Canadians vs. Leafs 10:00-11:00—Black Hawks vs. Red "WinJet 11:00-11:30—Wee Wees 11:30-12:00—Squee Gees BROOMBALL SCHEDULE 2- 3— Ladles 3- 4—-Dashwood vs. Mohawks 4- 5—Legion vs, Thames Road 5- 6—Kinsmen vs. Aces 8-OZ JAR •A-lb. PKG. 20-OZ TINS PENTECOSTAL , TABERNACLE Sunday, January 29, 1956 9:45 a.m.—-Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service Tuesday, Jan. 31, 8 p.m.—Sun day School Teachers Training Course -— sponsored by South Huron Christian Education ConventionWednesday, Feb. 1, 8 ,p.m.—With ■Rev, J. A. Graham, of-Lucan, 'Ont., as special speaker. Sub ject: Prayer. Thursday, Feb. 2, 8 p.m.—With Rev. H. G. Peddle, Stratford, Ont., as special speaker. Sub ject: Prayer.' Friday, Feb. 3, 8 p.m.—Christ Ambassadors Service, With Mr. Stephen Kendrick, of Mitchell, Ont., as special speaker. Sub ject: Prayer. welcome awaits you, come and enjoy ail of these services. Rev. L. W. Krause, Pastor GOLDEN WAX BEANS Garden Patch CHOICE—-15-OZ 2 Tins 33C 40cSport Shirts Boys find Girls' Suits.. 75c Laundered Shirts..... 18c To Please the Exacting With’Every Cleaning Order • • • • SALE STARTS TODAY! Mid-Town FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERYI PHONE 33 3irimniiimtiiui........ THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Septtiaguesima Sunday 8:30 a.m.‘—Holy Communion 10:15 a.tn.-—«supday School 14:30 a.m.—Morhing Prayer Revised Date of Annual Vestry Meeting—Monday, January 30 A Big Eight Sked January 27'—Clinton at Lucan; Ilderton at Blackwell; Zurich at Mitchell90—iSt. Marys at Ilderton; Mit chell at Blackwell; Lucan at Clinton February 1— Ilderton at Mitchell; Zurich at Wattord 2— Clinton at St. Marys 3— St. Marys at Lucaii; Mit chell at Zurich 4— -Watford at Clinton 6—Watford at Ilderton; Lucan at Blackwell 8— st, Marys at Zurich; Black- well at Lucan 9- —Ilderton at Clinton 10— -Watford at Lucan 11— Watford at Zurich Chase &. Sanborn Instant Coffee 10« OFF 2-OZ JAR 53c 25« OFF 6-OZ JAR FROZEN FROZEN Orange Juice Fish Sticks OLD SOUTH—6-OZ TINS (COD) 2 for 35c 2 Pkgs, 69c Phones: 32 and 752 - Mmhm Globe PEARS CHOICE—15-OZ 2 Tips 33c WHOLE DILL Rote PICKLES 24-OZ JAR «C &