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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-01-10, Page 71 la 4 ry a l eq i Ilosuse, 61 Three Teams Score Seven Three whitewash signs were chalked up in the Men's Bowl- ing league this past week. The Rural Rollers, Ringers and Windmills each picked up their full quota of points from their opposition. Canners, behind Bill Haley's 639 triple, took five of a possible seven points from the league leading Windmills who boast a 15-point lead in first place. Jack Fuller's .724 triple spark- ed the Kinjacks to a 4-3 verdict over the Tradesmen while the Whizz Bangs gained an extra point from Canada Packers, Ken Hockey rolled the high- est triple of the week with a 746 followed closely by Eric HeYWood'- 739. Garages Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during, the evening throughout the week: ANDREW JOHNSTON DRUGS PRESCR!PTIONS Lid-teht.44,:z44:444 JENNY LIND CANDIES EXETER <Now.. 447 Prices Effective January 10, 11, 12 • As Chosen By Derry Boyle, Bill Musser, Charlie Acheson Goes To Doug Thiel IDetencenrtan) DOUG, in the tribe's last two games against Sarnia CV's and Wood- stock A's turned in some hard-hitting de- fensive plays that slowed the opposition tp considerably. Ire set up the insurance goal again St Wood- stock Tuesday night by making a rink- length dash. For this, RtNE FRANCOIS, of the t 'toter I3owling • -Alleys, where the whole family goes for an evening of entertainment, is pleased to present the star athlete with his "Player of ,the Week" award. ExeterBowliog Lanes Phon. 499 gXittof KOUNTY KIST PEAS Standerd Quality, lis oz. .. 2 i„ 27c NATURE'S BEST CORN 0 Goideo Crear4 15 Oz. Tins „ fo & I FRUIT COCKTAIL Delmonte, Faticy, 28 Og. Tin 43c MARGARINE Marone, Lijc. 36c "The Bist Place To SI;op After All" Jones 'Grocerie FRU DELIVOY appapaaraapa , Okil lOPReinottoktOl#1100000.100100 0O110PRIOSA11ellOMM10010140011WPWSISOISIROS014.1101StOkle%. Anderson's OA Station I 'Curling Spirit ey To Fame The heart of ,curling is its incomparable Spirit Without that Spirit curling is just an- other PaStirne. Played in that spirit, it is the king a all games. The spirit of curling is reflected in its . most 'cherished traditions. Curlers play the game to win; but not to humble. their .oppOn- ents. Every curling game ends with a hearty hand clasp, Of friendship and goodwill toibeth teammates-and opponents. Every true _curler would rath- er lose than win unfairly, lie never attempts to distract any Opponent or otherwise prevent him from playing his best. No - curler ever deliberately breaks A rule of the gamep. and should he do so inadvertently and be. aware of it, he is the -first to divulge the breach, Wildcats Take Lea In yclone League The Micie, Hopes , 'Bia.nk Teams 44. Exeter Dairy in Poihwees1 la the. Place for LIGHT LYNCHES and EUTINO GROCERIES While having your car theroophly CHECKED AND OAS TANK PILLED Open gown Pars A Weak Anna's Lunch & B-A Station The Mighty Mice and the Wee Hopes shOwed supremacy in the Ladies Bowling League last week as they each . picked ,np Seven point* over their opposition. The Merry Maids, Oreen . jolly .Six and Ili-Lights .all eel, levied five points as they out- ,scored their .00pona.nts, TWO of The closer games of ' the week Saw the Dos end Downs. e edge e 4.-3 ,decision ...froM. the Here's yoUr dairy, fresh and hri nouriahmant. In vary get protein, ealclum, and vitamin A. Ildaten Wildcat$,, whq seored 1 Bach team in the league Will pair .of fonvincm; IfiCtnries see actiOn twice this week an the wov:erk 1:3Glyod.secroircelts, lth3i4 ; vs taan g;xe,t p,u4.111%. resad. sanyy. .1?0 a g,, have. juniPed into sole poases-i Sinn ef first place with twol Points more th-an Mitchell Bed 1 Devils in the WOA.A Intermed. • .." ....ensall a e ono .. eague, PHONE 12 O. Anderson, Prop. DASH Itglgl10111qq1q 11118141111 at t , less ,,, , leoSolarnifueollloeSe Drink Three glasses very Day Logan Irish, who Were riding , WO in the first few, :garnes the sehedule, droPPee mere games this wcelt and now find. .! themselves in third place with t fourteen pohrts in the stay:144o Clinton COltS, An one of their beSt performances of the year under coach,. Harry MeEwan, Pirked 1111 A 118r41 fooght victory frem Lucan on Bill Han- ley's two goals. Cec _Hodgins scored the only goal for Lucan. Mitchell Red Devils, who shel, lacked Clinton 20-2, had a, tough- .er time of it with Zurich Flyers but came 'up with a 7-5 overtime victory to post two wins in a, rillw this week. The Lucan Irish blew a four goal lead aganist the visiting Goderich Maitlands on home ice and went down to a 0-4 defeat, Gord Walters got half of: the 'Ooderich goals while Dick Mc- Lean scored two and Len added single, • Lucan goal scorers were Bill Troy with three and Don Flet, cher with one, Co ti d f • lel, spoke na the work of th W.M.S. and .adnientshed th. ladies to eontiene .en with ib gend work they _have done $ that those wile take their place MAY be following Ontt in -Mei good example. "Wnat do e • 'Lliristian Mean?" Mr. Daniel said, "Virst, Unity of God; see- mid, Unity of Race , third, Unity for •Christians, whic'h when man- ifested in our lives takes .ftway fear and care and. lesaens our burdens each new day." mrs. Peek. presented the slate of offipers Who were dedicated to office by' Rev, Dan- Honorary president is Miss M. paat ,president, Mrs. W. B. Cross; president, Mrs, -George. ' Armstrong; wce-presi- dents, Mrs. T. Coates, Mra, A, Clark, Mrs, Daniel, Mrs. N. E. Cook; treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Cross; secretary, Mrs. Hugh MeMurtrie; .ass't secretary, Mrs. E, Sproat; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. Win. Tienry; Christ- ian 'Stewardship secretary, NM A, B. Rowcliffe; friendship sec- retaries, Mrs. George Thome.- son, Mrs. B, Sproat, Mrs. M. Traquair; literature secretary, Mrs. Earl Rowe; ,associate help- ers secretaries, Mrs. George Hess, Mrs. Sherritt, Mrs. S, Mitchell; 'SuPPly secretaries, Mrs, R. M. Peek, Mrs. W. R. Dougall, MrS. Jas, Smillie, Mrs. Wm. Ferrest, Mrs. N. H. Jones, Mrs. A. Alex-ander; citizen secretary; Mrs. W. R. Stephenson, missionary monthly secretary, Mrs. .Jarvis Horton; pianist, Mrs. .Sherritt, ass't, Mrs. T. Coates; press seeretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck, ass't Mrs. G. Hess; Baby Band superinteodents, Mrs. Hess, Miss Ellis; Baby Band assIS, Mrs, E, Chipchase, Mrs. R. Richardson, Mrs. H. 1VIcEwen, Mrs. S. Mit- chell; mission band superinten- dents, Mrs. J. Corned, Mrs, H. ArrestrOng,siMrs. G. Munn, Mrs. C. Christie. e Hot Dogs and the PM :Poppet- e teS gain the eXtra. point from, the HaPpy Gals. s 0. illaserY of' the 'Whatnots 3 reeorded the highest triple of a the week and vi1s .the only one in the 700's as she roiled 707.. The Merry Maids are star- ting to pull Away from their closest rivals, the Be Bops, As they now boast six point lead in first place, Only .14) points separate the tee six teams la the -tight bow- ling race. ok • From time. immemorial curl, 1.; ing has been a truly amateur Sport, No airier plays the game' for pecuniary profit either to himself or anyone else. Uniformity of curling costumes to indicate teams or curling clubs is universally approved; but the advertising of any bus', inesaes or product by such means militates against the ant- 1 ateur spirit of the game. 1 Prizes of more or less value---- and the less the intrinsic value, the better- are awarded for success 'in the game and are cherished chiefly as mementos, Curling is the 'kind of game that neither needs nor permits a wager upon its outcome to en- hence its enjoyment. Only by a strict observance of these time- " honored traditions can curling 1: be -kept as a game that is play. ed for love of it alone. VOLKSWAGON Merry luaitis (N. Francois 679) - Busy Rees (V, Harvey 022) ---- 2 -Ups itp•Downs (5. Ripter 560) r _ 4 Hot Dugs (D. Brady 554) -----, poppettes (I. Haugh 041) ---.11appy Cols (1), l'10,11 682) ______ 3 Crew' .0 fiellitivon, D. Marks 531) Jolly Six 1.16„ illreiliner 533) - 2 sitglity Mier (II. Westroit 466) - 7 :Guile-Nuns (IL Sadler 5110 Wee Jtopes (N, Oaldsvell 09) „ 7 Alley Cats (M..Wesilaice 532) Vrisky Six, fle. Hanna. 504) ------ Illoweites. (A. h'ord 538) 2 .1ii Lights (R. Durand 045) Mite Hawks 03. Sangster 520) _ 2 What Nots (D. liissery 707) „- 'Lollipops (13. Nell 493) - 2 jolly jills 01 Precious 033) 5 Be Bops (B. Brintnell, 026) 2 STANDING . . . A World Standard For Precision and Workmanship For The Most Economic Car Onlhe Road Today Contact Your Local Dealer Hunter-Puvar LIMITED Exeter Dairy 61. J343 3Bro%1 ds 3 55 Busy Bees -- st P. Poppettea _ 52 Hot Pop ___ 52 Happy Gals - 51 Ups & DoWns 50 Alley Cats 49 Jolly Jilts __ 45 Mighty Mice 42 Frisky -- 38 Hi, Lights - 37 'Wee Hopes -- 36 Green Horne , 34 Nlte 33 Jolly Six -- 31 ;Buttercups - Lollipops -__ 27. Blowettes Phone 331-J Daily DellIver, PHONE 38 Main. St. a EXETER The respect and honor accord- ed to any curler is derived neither from his wealth nor his social position, but rather from his worth as a man, his skill and gentlemanly conduct as a curler. and his devotion to the game and its spirit. EVERWELLS a4t‘44/ cy-A4v4,1t_ l lll 1111111;11111111111111111111111111110toitil, lllllllll l I11111111111 lllllll 11(11111 1 lllllll 11,11111111111 lllllll llll visoELILS We're thrifty folks and buy where we Cart save and yet get quality / Willing Workers Install Officers New officers for 1957 of the Willing Workers' Evening Auxili- ary of James St. United Church were installed by Rev. II. J. Snell at the January meeting in the .2hurch parlors on Monday evening. Mrs. Arthur Rundle presented the study on. the Philippines and Indonesia, A New Year meSsage was given by Miss Ella Link. Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, con- vener of the group who arranged the program, presided, and was assisted in the devotional by Miss Mary Van Camp and Mrs. An- drew Dixon. Mrs. A. 0. Ellicott contributed a solo and Betty Dixon a piano solo. Mrs. Ralph Batten, 1956 presi- dent, presided for the business when annual reports were given, PLASTIC QUIK-BANDS, reg. 750 by the various secretaries. Mrs. W. Witmer, new president, con- ducted the closing exercises. Here It Is' Snelgrove's Cagers Start This Week RECORD SALE South Huron basketball teams will swing into action this Fri- day afterboon on the basket- ball courts with the senior and junior boys travelling to Mit- chell for two gaines while the South Huron's two girls teams will open up at home ,on the same date against Mitchell. Each team will- be playing six games in the regular sched- ule thia year that will run until February 18. • The points for wins in this Perthex Conference grouping which includea "A" and 93" Schools will be as follows: A-B games for 4 points; AA games for 2 points and BB games for 2 points. A Conference type of sched- ,ule will go into effect with the "A" schools' playing a home and borne wits while the "B" sehools 'do the sante 'and the "A" schools will play the "B" schools once, JUNIOR AND SENIOR BOYS Friday, January 11 South Huron at Mitchell Listervel,at Stra.tford Vtiednooday, 'January 16 Stratford at South Huron St. Marys at Listowel Wednesday, Janua.ry 23 Mitchell at St. Marys Stratford at LiatOwel Wednesday, January .30 Listowel ,at South Huron Stratford at 111. Marys Wednesday, February '6 South Huron at Stratford Lislowei at Mitchell Wednesday, February 13 South Huron at Littowel St: Mal'Ye at Mitchell Monday, February 18 St. Marys et South HUron Mitchell at Stratford JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS Friday, January 11 'Mitchell at South 'Huron Stratford at 1.Astowel Wedneaday, January 16 South Huron at Stratford Listowel at St. Marys Wednesday, January 23 St. Marys at Mitchell Listowel at Stratford Wedneaday, January 30 South Huron at Listowel St. Marys at Stratford Wednesday, February 6 Stretford at South Huron Mitchell at 11.4stowel Wednesday,. February 13 ' Lfstowel at South Huron Mitchell at St. Marys Monday o* February 18 Mitchell at Stratford South Huron at St. Marys. llll 1111111.111 lll II lll 111111111111 lllllllll 1 lllllll 1 lllllll Around The Arena oG 6veizzatee- The Windmills with 73, Milk- men 58, and Ringers with 54 are the top three teams in the league while the Big six and Trades- men are tied for fourth place with 53- pointa each,. Kinjacks Fuller • 724) . 4 f. Tradesmen CB, Heywood 739) 3 PinPoppens (B. Mord 670 z Big Six (X. Hockey 746) 5 C, PaCkets (A..Andrits 512) 3 Whizz Bangs (0, Robinson 505) 4 Milkinea (C. lildwards 675) 2 linskies (A, Varaithar Spa,rt Parte (11. Brintnell 520) Miral. Rollers .(j., Stewart 610) 7 Ringers' (C. 'White 059) , 7 Tip Toppers (H. Holtzman,-573) 0 Pepsis (B. Cherie '047) - • 0 'Windmills (Osgood 855) • .7 Canners (W. Haley .059) • 5 Windrailla•,(0$0.06#:5632...,.:::1;,.. 2 BUY THE ECONOMY SIZE BIG REXALL SAVINGS , By LARRY HEIDEMAN Minor hockey at the arena last Saturday morning showed the Wings beating the Hornets in the first Pee Wee game by the score of 4-2. Marksmen for the Wings were Don Bray and Fred Wells with, singles and Jim Gould with a pair of markers. Brian Hair and Jim Sweitzer Scored for the' Hornets. In the second game the Flashes and Panthers battled to a 3-3 tie. Mike Cushman was a two goal man,for the Flashes While Bob McDonald netted the single tally. Panther goals were regis- tered by Lavern Gould._ John Nagel and Mervin Taylor. In the third game the Royals' 67# REX-RAY HEATING PADS, reg. $6.50. $6.49 STERILIZED ABSORBANT COTTON, 2 oz., reg. 450 .. 390 TIFFANY DEODORANT CREAM, 3 oz. jar Reg. $1.59 1.00 TIFFANY'HASID CREAM, 3, Oz. jar, ,reg. $1.25 • 8 oz, jar, reg. $2.50 $1,98 REXALL BISMA-REX, 16 oz. $2.50 (Save $1,77 over' the small size) • A-SA-REX TABLETS, 200 Bottle . $1.1.9 (Save 890 over the small size) MANY MORE REXALL SPECIAL VALUES See My Ad In Weekend Or Star Weekly • I "I understand lie drinks some- thing awful," "He sure does! I've tasted it. - SCHEDULE Monday, January 14 7-9-81g Six ts, TIP ToPPers jgc Kinjacks vs. Pinpoppers ;44 Milkmen Vs... Tradesmen '1 9-11-Huskies vs. C, Packers V, R. Rollers vs. 'Windmills Wednesday, January 16 . 7-9-Whizz Bangs •vs. Pepsis Ringers vs. 'Spare Parts Canners 'Vs._ Whizz Bangs POPULAR, COUNTRY & WESTERN RHYTHM & BLUES, & CLASSICAL RECORDS Regular 90¢ Records . . . never been used (they're not juke box discards) - . By alr popular art- ists . . . All famous labels . . An inexpensive way to build up your library . „ many collector's items. STAN D 3N G Windmills ___ 73 n. Rollers ........ 43 1.1‘1.11i.lignlIguntrieln ____ 58 rellsis 54 Tip Toppers _ 44 93 Broderick and Lorne TUrnbull ii.:'iitalida.cesiltrise n :ra Al;, KA.,,,,r3 _ .5 were the big guns for the Royals ,lill as each got two goals. Ricky Pi"P"Pers - 5(1 C''''Ll1"61.' l 23 Boyle fired both the Flyers mar- Huskies __- 49 outscored the Flyers 4-2. Bob kers in a losing effort. Teen Town Teen Town,held a skating and dancing party on January 4' at the local arena and by all re- ports a good time was had by Hospital recently. everyone present. Next Teen Mrs. Don Geeding,; Debbie and Town meeting for the executive Donnie returned to their hothe in • will be January 23. . . Parkhill after spending a week Broinnba II with • the former's parents, Mr. A meeting for•those interested and Mrs: Edgar Munn, . in playing broomball was held Mr. and Mrs. I. Publes and Sunday afternoon, Four teams family, of London, were recent have decided to enter, and they visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James are the Kinsmen', -Mohawks, Sangster, . ' Teenagers and Dashwood. I have Mrs. J. Consitt returned to ; been informed that the Mohawks and Mrs. Roy Consitt and Mr. edged out the Teenagers for the Brucefield after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farquhar. - trophy last year and that it I won't happen again.. All games Mrs, L. Simpson returned home i will be played Sunday afternoon after a pleasant visit with mem-1 betWeen the hours Of two and bers of het „family in Detroit. !four. Hensall Personals Larry Snider Motors Mr. Ernie Chipchase underwent an operation for• the removal of his tonsils in Clinton General Aylm'r Tomato Ketchup Natures Best Tomatos 20c lic EIZi TIN 19c 99c 33c 48c .4011111111111111111iill l lllll lllll isoall.111111111111111111111111111V.1 lllll ..111,111111111111.11111111111111.111111111111111% 11 OZ. 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