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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-04-26, Page 12THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETEW, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 26. 1954 YWr’ dollars will go farther WW you. Shop the WANT-AD W-Bill Belling Pool Champ past school Bev for A” group Dick ~ E Cushman, Wes first round Bob Pooley, ’ E-mil Jim Pass- Coughlin, Benny Cushman, ©oak, advanced into YOUR LAST CHANCE 300200 1-2 PLOW $150.00 a From Any ANGLE board (teams, proposed a girls basketball team S’prni-SPRING SPECIALS! 50.00 -------------------- GUARANTEES® VALUE BECAUSE the exclusive Bridal Bell STEPPING STONE OFFER assures you full turn-in value at any Bridal Bell Dealer from coast to coast if you ever want to increase the size of your diamond. Bill Belling, of Exeter, was named grand champion of the Exeter and district snooker tournament held at Red iScott’s Billiard Parlor during the ■month. Belling, who won the group elimination, defeated Heywood, the *'B” winner, the district title. •Runner-up in Lloyd Cushman, placed, second in First round winners were Deitz, Barry Doak, Red Jack and Bill Belling Loader and Belling the quarter-finals. In “B” group, winners included Jim Haley, Bev Heywood, Hendrick, Don Whiting, •Crocker, 'Dick Taylor and more. was Taylor section. in “A" Watson, Loader, Fisher In the coming year Ottawa estimates that family allowance payments will cost $399,320,000, nearly twice the annual -cost 10 years ago, and the universal old age pension payments will cost $379,515,000. Jack Smith JEWELLER Phone 510 Pay Tribute To Teams At HS Athletic Banquet Some 60 students, members of iSlIDU'S senior girls basketball team and senior hoys rugby team, were honored at the annual athle­ tic banquet held in high Friday evening. Members of the school led in tributes ito the two C. A. Cann, Exeter toast to the which reached WOSSA f Inals. Board Chairman C. 18. Mac- Naughton praised the rugby team, tihe Panthers, who were WOSISA finalists last fall. Acting team captain Barbara Allison, substituting for captain Marion Alexander who was i'll, and team Captain Bob MacLaren each presented gifts to Miss Laur­ etta Seigner and Mr. Glenn Mickle, tlheiir respective coaches, as tokens of appreciation for their time spent with the teams. •School letters were presented to members of the two teams. Coach Seigner, who .paid tri­ bute to her basketball team, presented a shield to the itop four female athletes of the year. They were Barbara Allison, Judy Ross, Marilyn Marshall Connie Jackson. Mr. Mickle maimed his four ■most .prominent sports students as Charles Kerfelck, Bev iSiburgis, Keith Lovell end Bill Lavender. They also will have their names engraved on the ‘school ■Shield. Coach Mickle made ‘the presen­ tation of a crest to )Bev iSturgis for winning the WOSSA ”‘*B” singles badminton championship. Principal H, L- Sturgis added his praise to ithe two (teams. He thought ithe awards of crests and letters were, comprehensive re­ wards for their fine efforts in keen competition. The principal also .stated 'that he would like ithe people ito -know thait it was the students’ athletic society which financed all trans­ portation costs for WOiSSA com­ petition. _ “The taxpayers’ .money is defi­ nitely not being used for this as I have so often heard,” .said Mr. Sturgis. Marion Creevy, president of the student 'council, was 'mistress of ceremonies. The banquet, prepared by ithe home economics department and the cafeteria staff, was sponsored by the council. Members of the junior girls basketball team served .the meal. A dance followed the banquet in the school auditorium. 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The Alley Cats, with 38, have a one-point second-place Ups and Downs in “B” group, Six girls, __ .. ______ Gifford with 305, bettered (the 275 mark in single games last week. They included Alice Pfaff, 290; Phyllis Haugh, 280; Betty 'Wilson, i2'80; Naida Francois, 279, and Norma Caldwell,” 291. Top triple was Norma Caldwell’s 774. The Hot Dogs won $25 re­ cently dn the province-wide “Bowl Of Fun” contest sponsored fey a brewery. The prize was for a mystery store of 114'0- during .the week of April 14. The Dogs rolled 1:141. March 8 (Postponed Game) Mighty Mice (B. Wilson 745) _ 3033 Skunks (L. Hern 552) ________3095 “A” GROUP Happy Gals (I. Wade 566) __ 2877 Jolly Jills (A. Preszcator 533) 2849 Jolly Six (A. McDonald 500) _ 2983 Merry Maids (N. Francois 720) 2968 Busy Bees tM. Cutting 580)__ 2975 Pin Pop’s (P. Haugh 647)___ 2951 Green Horns (K. Mack 405) Be Bops (W. Brintnell 598) Wee Hopes (N. Wish Bones (M. j “B” Mighty Mice (B. ______ .... _ Hi (Lights (D. Pfaff 495)___- Ups & Downs (V. Miller 541) Skunks (D. Prance 596)_____ Alley Cats’ (G. Smith 534)___ Hot Dogs (D. Tiernan 543)__ L. Strikes (B. Gifford 718) __ F. Sisters (P. H-'Duvar 568) _ Frisky Six (M. Miller 469)__ Blowettes (V. Gould 547)____ STANDING “B“ Group Alley Cats__38 U. & Downs _ 37 Skunks______33 M. Mice 33 Frisky Six _ 32 Hot Dogs___80 L. Strikes __ 30 Blowettes___21 F. Sisters 15 Hi Lights 11 margin over the topped fey Barbara Caldwell 774) Wilson 539) _ GROUP Wilson 593) _ “A” Group M. Maids___86 Wee Hopes__36 Busy Bees__32 Pin Pop’s .___81 Jolly Jills___80 G, Horns___30 Happy Gals _ 28 Be Bops -____26 Jolly Six____19 Wish Bones - 12 4 3 5 2 5 2 5 2 2912. 5 -----2 5 2 2876 3215 3110 2851___5 2822 2 3123 5 2965 2 2979 4 30012 3 3265 5 2825 2 2803 5 2680' 2 Letter From Brinsley By SIRS. CECIL ELLWOOD Buy A Volkswagen and Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. H. Hess, Zurich, called on Mr. and Mrs. James Trevethick Friday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Exeter visited with Mrs. Ruth Watson on .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Trevethick called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fen­ ton on Monday. •Glen, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dixon, was brought home from London War Memor­ ial Hospital on Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. Jack Trevethick, Mr. an,d Mrs. James Trevethick and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Dor­ man attended the masonic ban­ quet Friday night in Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Gerald Thompson and Miss Mary Thompson visited with Mrs. William Fenton recently. Sunday guests with Mrs. B. Dixon were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Caines of Parkhill, Mrs. McColl of Ailsa Craig and Jim Chambers of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kilmer of Lu­ can, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ban­ ting of Lucan called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton on Wednes­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Morgan and Mr. Hilt Banting of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mr. Wes Watson spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven of Parkhill. The ladies of Brinsley Angli­ can Church held a successful bake sale in Exeter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton and children visited with Mt’.’ and Mrs. Knapton of Thorndale. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr. and ■Mrs. Fred Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven of Parkhill and Mrs. B, Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim George of Sarnia end Mrs, Wes Dixon of Donfield called on Mt. and Mrs. Fred Fenton on Friday. MisS Donna Parker and Miss Betty Coveney spent the week­ end in Cargill with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan (Parker. Mrs. W. A. Sh’oldlce has re­ turned to London after spending some time with her daughter^ Mrs. Wes Lewis. Cancer Films At Centralia Mr, Fred Dobbs and Mr. R. Pooley of Exefer were guest speakers at the April meeting of the Neodult Club held in the schoolroom of the church on Wednesday evening of last week. Cancel* films were shown and the importance of the cancer slogan, “'Give a cheque and have a check,” was pointed out. Margaret and Dick McCutcheon and Mrs. Jack. Coates entertained with several musical selections. Regular meetings will be held on the third Wednesday evening in the '‘month. Mr. and" Mi*s. Frank Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. S. Skinner were the hosts last week’s meeting. Funeral services for the Mr. Charles Isaac and Richard Davey were conducted by the Rev. J. T. Clarke in the Hopper-Hockey f u n e r a 1 home, Exeter, on Monday and Tuesday afternoons respectively. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Dinsmore of London were (Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Andrew iHicks. Bolb'by Lammie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie, was the winner of the Open Class JBoyis’ vocal solo at the Musical Festival in (Exeter on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. 'L. B. Hodgson, Miss Agnes Anderson and Mrs, C. E. Zuribrigg of Exeter were in Goderich on Tuesday of last week where they attended Conference Branch meeting tihe W.M.IS. • Mirs. Will E'ssery visited the past week with the Pen­ warden family in Sarnia. Miss Oonstance Purser, on her first furlough, as a missionary in Japan, will speak in Christ Church, Centralia, on Sunday and will show slides on her work. The Story In Shipka Second Line In E. for Personal Items Mrs. Robert Scott of London visited on Friday with her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Jack Ratz, Mr. Ratz, Joan and Paul. Miss Elsie Comfort of Fenwick ■is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, Jim and Scott. Kathryn Love spent Sunday with Eleanoi* and Karen- Taylor at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold of London* visited on Saturday with Mrs. Milton Ratz. Mrs. J. H. McGregor, Grand Bend, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finkibeiner. Mr. and Mrs. V. Denonume of London were Sunday visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pickering. Mrs. Milton Ratz visited last week with relatives in London. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love and .Kathryn spent last Sunday in Toronto with Mr. and iMns. S. J. Kayes and family. Miss Wilma McNair and Mr. Raylburn Steeper visited Satur- grandmother, Mrs. Town Topics Mrs. Mormon Wise (nee Donal­ ds Hale) and Ohairmuine daft London on Friday to join her husband in Vancouver, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ethering- ton returned home on Friday af­ ter spending .the winter in Flori­ da, • „ Mr. Juts on Corbett of London who underwent an operation in St. Joseph’s Hospital has been recuperating at ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Treibner. 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