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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-05-10, Page 5TH© TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY W, W TRADES TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MEN OF SIXTEEN Dp ypu .want tp earn while you learn a trade? Under the Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan, start­ ing 1st June, the Canadian Army will accept a limited number of •young men fpr training in 19 differ­ ent trades. The training course lasts for two years and then the Apprentice serves three years with a regular unit. Training starts in September, Under this plan the Apprentice receives • Half pay to th© age of 17 then full pay • 30 days paid holidays a year • Medical and dental care Travel and adventure • A healthy active outdoor life To be eligible applicants must be 16, not yet 17, have a Grade 8 edu­ cation, and be able to meet Army physical standards. 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" ’ I Proy.___,____________,_________ I Men Bowlers Elect Officers 'Howard Holtzman was elected president of the Exeter men's bowling league at their annual banquet in the Legion Hall on Thursday night. Otiher offices were taken as follows; vice - president, Frank Creecth; secretary, Boib Nicol, and treasurer Aubrey Farquhar* The presentation of trophies and -awards followed the election of officers. High single of the year was won by Glen Robinson when he rolled a '368. Mr, 'Robinson re­ ceived -a watch donated by Jack Smith and the High, single trophy. Jaolf Fuller’s &88 captured the high triple while R. Osgood had' the beat average at 224 for the year. Each received a trophy. ■in <a five-^game -playoff -between the Ringers and the Milkmen, the Milkmen won the Tip Top Trophy emblematic of highest total -pins in the Grand Ohamtp- ionship playoff, Team captain Lee Learn of -the Milkmen accepted $5.00 certifi­ cates for each member of his ■team from Norm Walper of Wal- per's -Clothing Store. Team,members of the Milkmen include Ray 'Smith, -Chub Ed­ wards, Max Learn, Reg Stagg, Clarence McDonald and Henman Dittmer. The John Labatt Trophy, •pre­ sented by Chairman Bob Simp­ son, was also won Iby the Milk­ men for feeing “A” group win­ ners while the Pittsburg Paint Trophy, -presented by Bill Mc­ Kenzie, went to -the Ringers for being “B” group champions. iRiinger team -members are Captain Amos Darling, •Bill Stan- lake, Basil P-reszeator, Chuck Snell, Cliff White, Jack Carr, Bill Snell and 'George Vriese. League winners were- the Windmills, a well-balanced team from Centralia. The Kist Trophy was received by -team, captain Dashwood Ball Fans Hear League Official John Gillies, London, commis­ sioner of the iSeniox* InterJCounty Ball -League, recalled highlights of his sports career at the Dash­ wood Baseball Club banquet held in the new Blue Water Restaur­ ant at Grand Bend Thursday night, -Mr. iGillies, who once pitched fox1 Lucan Irish in the (Huron- Perth League, recalled that in his -army days he .played against Canadian star pitoher Dick Fowler who stayed up in the frig-time in the American League with the Detroit Tigers, Fowler iwas one -of the -few Canadians to ever make .good in professional ball in the States. Also Mr. -Gillies revealed that he and his teammates of the Lon­ don army team had a terrible time getting any hits against the Windsor army club. They found out later that Wlndsox* had none other than the great Hal New- houser pitching for them, '‘Baseball is the promotion of good municipality fellowship/’ said Mr, Gillies. “To have a suc­ cessful team itliat will win a Championship, you m-ust have good sportsmanship and team play along -with a lot of spirit. Keen competition keeps baseball alive.” Commissioner Gillies stated that ibasefral-1 is not dicing out as a lot of people think but is getting stronger every year. The function of 'their organization is John Bunjevac from Bob Simp­ son-. Othei’ members of tire team included iH. -Harvey, A. Previl, R., Osgood, Monty -Monteith, B. Mc­ Lean, N. Redman, G. Fry and Jim Zufelt. Mr. -Harold iSkinnei’ read the treasurer’s report. A hot turkey dinner was serv­ ed to the 78 bowlers by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. to gradually leave the American imports at home and develop Canadian talents as thex,e is plenty around to be developed. In closing he wished the Dash­ wood Baseball Club and the Huron-Perth League executives a very successful season. Mr. Gillies Was introduced by John Liver­ more, 'Clinton, secretary of the Huron-Perth League, A short meeting was held .after the meal for the ejection of officers to guide the team in its 1956 -season. Howard Klumpp accepted the position of .president while flVJdl- fold Merner was chosen vice- president. J, M-. Tiernan as secretary-treasurer. Honorary presidents are Jack Morrissey an-d V. L. Becker. The executive members chosen included Jack Ratz, Aft A-lle- mand, -Milton Webb, Ross 'Guen­ ther, Lloyd Rader, Stewart Webb Aaron Oestridher, Charles Regier. Members of -the Dashwood hall team are Raymond Wein, Terry Wade, Bob iStormes, Richard Regier, Lorne Kleinstiver, Ger­ ald Martens, Russ Paige, Jim Hay ter, Bob Hay ter, Carl Wein and Jack Gaiser. A large gathering of eager baseball fans turned out for the hot turkey supper. “Jake” Schroeder entertained the guests While they were eating with selections of -music played on his accordion. Howard “Boots” Klumpp, who was master of ceremonies, in­ troduced several notable -guests. Among these were Jack -Morris­ sey, reeve of -Stephen Township, along with Bab McKinley, Zur­ ich, executive member of the |W-OAA, and Wally Wein, Dash­ wood, -president of the Huron- Perth Baseball League. Mr, JKlu-mipp showed interesting pictures of the Dashwood team Jim Fairbairn Guides Tribe The Exeter Mohawks (baseball variety) will have their initial workouts on Thursday and Fri­ day ni-ghts at the local com­ munity centre if the weather is permitting. •Clarence Fairbairn has once again taken over the helm of the club as team manager. Derry Boyle has accepted the .post of field manager. New Coach Bob Meh arg, star shortstop and catcher for the. Mohawks in the 19-54 season, will fee the new coach of the team- “This year's club will be most­ ly an all “homebrew” aggrega­ tion with the exception of one or two players at the most,” said Jinx Fairbairn in an inter­ view early Tuesday morning. “The main trend this year is to develop all of the local talent possible as there is plenty around to be developed, and to leave the high price ball players at home. I am hoping to have a large turnout to practices so that the best team possible can be picked to represent the Mo­ hawks in the Huron-Perth League this year." Steve Metro, ace righthander of the Mohawks of two seasons ago, is expected back in -the fold this year to give strength to (the mound corps. in action against Zurich and Ex­ eter, Throughout the evening, the enthusiastic baseball fans donat­ ed over $300.00 -to the club to help cover some of -their ex­ penses for the coining season. 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