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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-04-26, Page 3You Can Help Fight Cancer ■ 890 when they 4 Bars 290690aAL/^ & JORYGOULD EXETER Vi CONTINUES Prices Are Slashed» ALL CARS MUST GO See This Selection Of OK Used Carszaitions received encouraging -sup- bens of ithe team. 1954 Pontiac Sedan 1952 Chev. Coach (CrtjptMn Lee Learn)MILKMEN Drop In And See The 1956 Chevrolet IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON SOME MODELS fi ithe young Chatham the world PHONE 16 1955 Chev. Coach Black with whitewall tires, windshield washer, heater and turn signals. Drive this one. INGREDIENT Two-tone paint, turn signals and heater. Olean as a new car. See it. Garages , 1951 Chev. Sedan | Radio, turn signals, windshield washer. | A real buy. f Air condition heater, low mileage. | | See this beauty. | J our reasons THE TIMES-ADVOCATt, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL M, 19M N£W 3 point.Pick- Up pj SPRAMOTOR SPRAYER DCm b« in fiv« minuhn by »» wm B Two lypw of pump» wwleMo-* preuuro up 250 1b»% prRMurps up IP bQ |b«. Take your d>ait» ©I tw buu**u 21 fuel or 30 fe*t With douMt »w«n# back action an J row WPP attachm«nt. Complexly mad* in Canada by Spramolor Ltd,, London, Ontario ^OGDENS It if I Fl N E CUT MINOR HOCKEY BANQUET — Bob White, member of Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen who represented Canada in the world hockey tournament in Italy this winter, looks yvcc wCC *x«xvxu. over trophies and crests handed out "to captains of winning Mohawks, bantam winners; Ron Horne, midgets, WOAA teams at the Exeter minor hockey banquet Saturday after- SOEIJH - WMFTVIl^ PHCRBORDUGH .—“ ————• ... ..... . .$•;g $ $ ''' 'r' EXETER /*\n DISTRICT Phone 287 We Deliver noon. Left to right are Bob Broderick, captain of the Rangers who won the Pee Wee house league; Bob McDonald, Blue Devils, wee wee winners; Bob White; Harold Blanchard, finalists.—Photo by Noseworthy Exeter Farm Equipment Phone 508 R. D. Jermyn William St.R. 1). Jermyn SAVE HCKE Canadians will naive Ito change their style of ©lay if they want to defeat Russians in the world hockey (tournament, a member of Kitchener - Waterloo Flying Dutchmen told officials and ‘play ers of the Exelter minor hockey organizations- at jits second annual banquet Saturday afternoon. -Bob White, a former Malt-chell lad, and now one of the stars of the Kitchener team which partici pated in this year’s (tournament in Italy, isadd'the Canadian game is too rougli for European rules. European teams ©day the puck, rather than the man. He said the Dutchmen’s contest with Russia was the best he’d ever .seen but assisted it was the Sunday and Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the , week; Hunter-Duvar & SONS LTD. style of play, not the team, which beat them. The Russian It earn, White con tinued, was hand picked from 50,000 players competing beh.inu the Jron Curtain and their (teams would improve every year with the growth and development of the spoilt in that country. The Kitchener ©layer stated Canadians (received almost unbe- lieveable hospitality wherever they weint in Europe, At the .be ginning of one contest, the Dutch men received an ear-splitting ova tion for five minutes took to itihe ice. Asked by one of hockey players- if Maroons could win title, White said he thought they would need reinforcements, Another speaker, Group 'Capt ain A. M. Cameron, commanding officer of iRCAF Station Centra lia, also felt the Canadians are losing out in world hockey be cause of their rough style of ©lay, He urged better enforcement of the rules. The 1'50 boys who participated in this year’s minor hockey pro gram ate -500 (hot dogs and 15 gallons of chocolate milk duiring the afternoon feasf. They kept members of the Legion Auxiliary busy trying to keep up their rapid consumption. Recreation Director Doug Smith’ presided for the banquet and expressed appreciation to coaches, service clubs and others who 'assisted with the program during the year.’- He received tri butes from town officials for his organization of the leagues, B. W. Tuckey, ©resident of the Lions, presented crests to Coacih John Forde and Captain^ Ron Horne of the midgets, who were WOAA finalists. Mohawks, who won ithe ban tam house league championship, received crests- from Doug .Brant- neil, sports representative of ithe Legion. Pee wee champions, Rangers, were presented with the Crocker Trophy by Jim Crocker and with crests from John McCarroll, rep resenting- Huron Park Council. Kinsmen President, iSheldon Wein presented the Kin Wee Wee Trophy to ‘Bob McDonald, captain of the Blue Devils,', who were champions' of the league. 'Other officials who were pre sent included iGraham Mason, first vice-president of the Legion; Bud ipreszcaltor, representing the recreation council; iStan 'Carroll, Ernie Dempster, John Veal and George Noseworthy, from RCAF Ration i’Centralia; Alvin Willert, assistant recreation director; Red Loader, Mohawk coach; Rev. Alexander Rapson; and Derry Boyle. *,....................... Mohawk Booster Club finishes Year In B lack PRINCIPAL THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENT in the cost of a pro duct is labour—labour in mine or forest, in transporta tion, in factory and office, in wholesale and retail outlets. At every stage of production and distribution, from the extraction of the raw material to the ultimate sale of the finished product, cost is added in the form. , of wages. Because wages are so all-important they must be right with relation to the services rendered. Higher wages are sensible only when accompanied by greater pro ductivity. Disturb this balance and higher prices are inevitable. When prices get too high, sales go down* When sales go down there are fewer jobs. THE STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED TORONTO SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip, Large 32-Oz, Jar .../ 790 CLARK'S PORK &. BEANS 20-Oz. Tins ................ 2 for 330 SCHNEIDER'S LOAF CHEESE 2-Lb. Carton ............................... STOKELY'S HONEY POD PEAS 15-Oz. Tins ........................... 2 for 330 BEE HIVE CORN SYRUP 5-Lb. Pail ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX Robin Hood............................ 510 Pkg. CARNATION MILK Large Tins ............................ 3 for 390 ST. WILLIAMS MARMALADE Orange and Grapefruit, 24-Oz. Jar 270 TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS 100 Off Regular Price.......60 Bags 690 COLGATE SOAP Price . Exeter Mohawks Booster ‘Club ■will break' even financially on (this year’s .activities, Treasurer Bill Musser reported tat a public meeting Friday night. The report provided a happy sequel ito the hockey club’s suc- cessf uil season on the ice in which they reached the (provincial semi finals. It indicated the local club is much better off than other teams in the Major 'Group who are reported to be as much as several thousands in debt. Donations from fans, town businessmen and organizations have lifted the club’s balance out of the red. The booster organi- ■port during their fund-raising campaign near tlhe end of the season. A committee comprising Presi dent Lloyd Cushman, Ken Hockey and W. G. 'Cochrane was appoin ted to find employment in town for Mohawk players who can he Classed as home-brew next year. Bilil Ofoerle, one of the scoring stars of this year’s club, has ac cented a position with Tuckey Beverages and has already taken up residence. .Date for the team 'banquet in the Legion Hall has been selt for May >2'5. The booster cl-ub will add to the $300 voted by town council to provide jackets for the mem* Lee Learn s Milkmen New Bowling Champs Lee Learn’s Milkmen captured the Tip Top Tailors’ champion ship trophy for the men’s bowl ing league this week 'by defeat ing Amos Darling’s Ringers in a five-game, ‘total-pin playoff. The dairy 'boys, who also won the Lafoatt trophy as winners of "A” group, outscored the Ring ers 5,719 to 5,6'24. Ringers won the Pittsburg trophy, emblema tic of “B” group championship. A father and son combination led the Milkmen to their victory. Captain Lee Learn and his son, Max, trundled five-game totals of 1,168 and 1,153 to spark the winners. Best for the Ringers was Basil Preszcatot’s 1,164. This is the first year the Milk men have captured the champion ship title, won last year by the Whizz Bangs, Members of this year’s team are Ray Smith, Chub EdtWards, King McDonald, Heron Dettmar and Reg -Stagg. The other league award, the Kist trophy for league winner, ■was won 'by the Windmills this year. Ladies Stage Tight Playoffs Ladies’ 'bowling teams are battling down to the wire in two of ithe tightest playoff racdS' in the league’s history. In. both “A” and “B” groups, at least five teams have a chance of finishing in first ©lace after the final round this week. Marry (Maids and Wee Hopes 1—Please Turn to Page 10 3iiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiniiiHii>iiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiinn'^ 54 Ford Customline I 1952 Chev. Deluxe k 4-DOOR SEDAN |2-DOOR FLEETLINE One owner. See tills one. |Low mileage. Show room condition, Ray (Smith ..... Chub EdwardB Max Bearn .. I<. McDonald H. Bettmer Lee Beam B, <StanIake » B, jPWfizcator Chuck Snell CUM White . Jack Carr A, Darling 5 Game Total—-5,719 Pins RINGERS (Captain Amos Darling) 20.T 210 249 217 186 217 ROO'k ****** 174 205 148 230 176 193 Game Total—5,324 Pins 185 2'80 159 180 176 204 Total 927 1117 1163 1066 1138 1168 99$ Snell Bros. Limited PHONE 100 CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE EXETER