HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-28, Page 15'Tencierometer
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11Wir 98
116-185 *87
126., up. *84
Last year, the price schedule
WaS $150, for 4-85; $10.8,50 for $6-
95; $98.50, for 96.4.ati and PM
for 180 un.
Agreement WO 'reached in ne-
gantious Friday. night, Mr
Down sid
PLAY.
'CODDLED EGIIER.T°
Presented, by Stratford
3Unior Earners
ABERDEEN HAW
Kirkton,
Fri,, April 5
fk3S p.m.
Sponsored by Kirkton
Public Library
Admission; 514 and 300
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Panorama
VARIETY SHOW
Songs, Dances, Plays
April 9, 10
8 O'Clock
Advance Sale Of Tickets
General Admission SOO
Band.
Concert
• SHAHS AUDITORIUM
Tuesday, April 9
' 8:30 p.M.
ARMY SERVICE. CORPS
•BAND OF LONDON
Directed by Lt. Martin Bound!,
In the interests of
Exeter Junior Bend.
Plan to bring the family.
Silver Collection
wimeeenTesssia.04;,..****P.A7***.
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Theatre
Phone 421
Zurich. Bantams
--contined :troth POO 4
front 'Overholt to Os •the score
.0.41e3
Arthur Ganunon."s :goal at
19:31 of the first peried ended the
sepring, And left .itis,ViUh bolding
a 34 lead .
It only took Zurich's, front nun'
ning: line ,of Overholt -Wagner and
Johnston, less than two minutes.'
to tie the ggne vp 0,gajlt -15401
Overholt doing the honours.
The sarnethree put Zurich 1140,
the ;lead for the first time lo the
game ft$ little Earl Wagner took
relay passes froot 3..-olmaten. And
Overholt and picked the ,corner
of the tiet with heePtifilt sIiot
that beat gootender Bob FAir-
hall eleanly.
Several good scoring opPor-
lunitiks were .missed by both
.clubs ln the second period as thi
go.attenders came up with some
spectacular saves.
Alvin DOWaSba and George
Mann killed a 4011b15, malty to
their club effectively m the mid
-
die Stanza. as not enough passing
hampered the Zurich boys from
Adding to their total.
H4wevee, it only took Overholt
50 .seconds of the third with both
teams at uL strength to give his
team a 5-3 lead.
At 1.5.:•10 Arthur Gammon
blinked the light for Bala after
Wayne Church and Len 'ox had
combined together to, set' up the
play,
• Overholt completed his "hat
nick" just 36 seconds after the
Gammon goal to pot Zurich two
up once again where this tinge
they stayed. '
, Paul Amache, tiassy goaltend-
er for Zurich, played a very
prominent role in the victory u
he came up with a number of
hey, saves on 'what looked to. be
"sure" goals.
.Smooth. skating Wayne Willert
along with Bill. Wagner;-- lien
Reichert and Paul Bedard
showed very well at times.
13ALA. defenet,
Vox, L. Falrhall; centre.,
wings, Gammon, Mann; alternetes,
Rex', Da.Washa, Falrhall, Pratt.
ZURICH — Goal, Arnacher; de-
fence, Weida, Willett; centre, ,Toli -
;41 on ; wings, E. Waner, Overliol t;
alternates, -B. Wagner, )7/pleb ert,
Bedard, Klopp. Thieli Masse, De.
nomme, Sweeffey,
First Period
1—Baia, Mann (Fox) S:17
2-7,u Het), Jonston
(Overholt) - 5:14
3—Bala, Mann -(Gainnion) -- 0;55
4—Zurich, JohnstOn
(Overhol t) 16:25
5—Bala, Gammen
Penalties — WhIert (slashing)
4:40; Overholt (hooking) 14:30.
Second period
6—gorlell., Overholt
(E. Wagner, ;Johnston) _ 1:00
1—Zurich, Pl. Wagner
(.11ohns(on, Overholt) 18:46
'Penalties — 011107(41 (tripping)
5:56; Fox (trIpping) 10;20 and
1.3g6.
Third Period
Overholt
• CPI Wagner, Johnston) --- :50
0—paia, Gammon
(Church, Fox) _____ 15:10
10-7uricb, Overholt
(Johnston, 21 Wagner) 15:46
Penalties—None. ,
• Previews Its '
Corning Attractions "
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THURS., FRI. & SAT.
March 28, 29 and .3o
"THE GIRL CAN'T
HELP IT"
* Tom Ewell
• * Jayne Mansfield
• "ADULT ENT E RTAINM E NT"
News Cartoon
MON., TUES. & WED.
April 1, 2 and 3
"QUENTIN DURWARD"
• * Robert Taylor
* Kay Kendall
and on the same program
"WEDDING IN MONACO"
The story of Grace Kelly's
wedding,
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cOMING
"TARZAN THE APE MAN"
Presentation
and
Dance
FOR MR. & MRS. •
DOUGLAS DIXON
Fri,, March 29
West McGillivray Hall
Senior Citizens
, Social
Evening
Tuesday, April 2
MOO p.m.
LEGION HALL
Ladies please bring
sandwiches or cookies.
_____ 0000 owns,. o oo 000 , 000 vtutiffilitmtimm
REGIONAL MEETING
Exeter .11antandis
—Continu.Aci from Palle 4
DIM314/1 tioal. senunal: •ae.
fence, Otteroth, Lawrence, Bedard,
vook: forwards, Watson. St'lla...efir,
Molfirr. B. 411an. K. Allan,
1-441.01er, IlichardstM, Codegan.
— oatNader/5: ele-
tenet, Sitn8. Me.rrlage. McBride,
Ile). woad; forwards, .1, Jones. H.
:1010$ Sieohon. BoYle. Tliney,
rstraer. 11 1.10Yle, 1:00Per, 3iarven,
First pitrip1 o
.
Purhain, banren re )7,16
m, Bedard r,
1
ii-lobaeter) 15 -
3-11xater. a 3
ill. Jones) ' 10:11 z
Penalties — .Strang rIeP193)
.81,101 Stephen istasning) 10:16.
Second Perled
Steplion
410. Boyle, Beywood) 6:15
atm., Slephen
U. .lones,)
6xeler, B., Jones
The Ti
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AM
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Lb'. Boyle, .sietalon) 0:51
7 —.Mae r r. 110Yle
(Stephen, ,iiewooril 18:27
Penalties — Stephen 2 (slash- r•
Ire) 12:25 anti 10:55. •
Third Period
•
•
TA CAMPAIGN AIDS CHOIR—Junior Choir of Holy Trinity Church, •Luean, raised
funds recently •by selling Times -Advocate subscriptions in. the area. The campaign,
conducted by Miss Lina .Abbott, was part of the. TimeS-Advoeate's program to in-
crease circulation and at the sairtetime aid a local organization, The plan is avail-
ible to any group in the community, Members of the junior choir above, are: top
row, left to right, Brian Smith; Helen Hodgins, Rose Wilkinson, Judy Haskett, Peter
Prest; middle row, Paul Steacy, Mary 1VIathers, Linda England, Pat Egan; bottom
row, Larry and Douglas Lewis, Hugh Elliott, Bob Har.dy ani Nancy Haskett. Carolyn
and Steve Davis were Absent. Photo
• Hockey
• Standings
O.H.A.•SENIOR "5"
Lett Week's Scores:
Wallaceburg 4, Strathroy 3.
• 'WallaceburgStrathroy 4
'Welllaceburg Strathroy 3 ,
W1TFAP
WO I aceburg * 0 22 10 6
Strathroy 0 3 0 10 22
Futur4 Games;
38—WalIaceburg at Strathroy
1—Strathroy at Wailacehurz
(JC necessary)
\A/INGHAM 5ANTAM TOURNEY'
etet 7, Durham 3
Bteter 10, Klnearcline 1
Future Games:
al—Exeter ve. Bbeneser
HUttON ZONE
5 ROOM BALL, TOURNEY
This Week's Scores.:
Teeswater .1, Exeter Kinsmen 0
Dash wood 4, Brussels 0
•*Centralia 1, 1-1 anover 1
*Mohawks 1, BeIgraye
*Centralia said licthAwks won on
shots on .gotsl,
Games Monday, April 1:
7 :16—Dashwood -.a.C
ent ralia
8:15—Mobawlcs vs.Teeswater
5:15—All -S tar Game
10:15—Winners of previous games
play off for championship.
Hospital Auxiliaries
District No. 2
Tues,day, April 2
230
sOuTH HURON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ROOM
• Spaakeri Miss.ltahno Beamish, R.N.
DireetOr of Musing, Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital
ALL AUXILIARY MEMBERS WELCOME
0000 000 00000 Oviintiatotossm000000000000000000fienounnIntaisonottoistiouni)J
. . . .
Exeter Holy Week
Services,
James Street United Church
MONDAY, APRIL 15 TO THURSDAY, APRIL 18
Serviced Commence et 8 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 10 — 11 A.M.
Special Guest Preacher
REV. ANGUS VicOUEIEN, B.A, LD
First $t Andtew't Unithd Church o London
Everybody Welcome„
et
Girl Guides
—Continued from Page 7
Swallow Patrol. Carol Gibbons
and Marg Sanders received
Guide rings from the Captain
for being chosen the best •all
round Guides of 1956. Lieut.
Murray presented World Pins
to the Guides df the Oriole pa-
trol for earning the highest
marks for last year, rathY Page,
who never missed one Guide
meeting .during 1956 received a
Navy For Spring
—Continued from Page 7 •
aprinted dress. The coat is lined
through out with the same ma,
teriat as the dress, The bolero
and dress or jacket and skirt are
popular. Many are made of pure
silk print* some of linen while
others are of the newest wash-
able, materials.
Half-size dresses are becoming
in Styles that are young.for the
woman of heavier build and
many have •jackets •And capes,
and lower neck lines.
Afternoon and cocktail dresses
have fuller skirts • withfitted
bodice and:neck lines low and
wide with short or no sleeves
lending grace to the weaker.
Top coats are in pastel tweeds,
usually full length with soft
flares. Many are tuxedo styles;
some only with one button and
the coat with no cellar teck line
is very popular lending itself to
be worn with furs,
The picture of Spring is exci-
ting and must be seen to be ap-
predated.
sttbiciption to the Guide maga-
zine. •
Campfire followed at which
time •each patrol. put on, a skit
depicting the groWth of the move
ment since it organization. Dis-
trict Commissioner Miss Sieg-
ner expressed her appreciation
to the mothers for their interest
in their children's Guiding aci-
vities and Margaret expressed
her thanks to • all those who in
any way had helped her to attain
her COW_ Mrs. Connell took the
,good -night salute.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
' CREDITON
Rev, Glen R. Strome, Minister
10:00 a.m.;--Worship
"The Reviler's Cross"
11:00 a.m.—Church School
730 p.m.—Evening Service
Monday-4lission Band
Wednesday—Lentert Service
Thursday—W.S.W.S.
• CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
, 'CHURCH
•
Rev; Samuel Keer„ B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs, J. G Cochrane, Orgenist
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 t a.m.—Motrtifig Worship
-Sermon. Subject; "The Trag-
edy of Pilot"—First in Pre -
!aster .meditations.
•Children pf the Church Meeting,
Monday, April 1, at 4 p,m.
Cirele Meeting, Tuesday, April
2, at 8 pan.
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Itev. N. D. knex, B.A‘, Rector
Trivet Memorial; Exeter ,
Midlent Sunday
8:80 a.m.-110)y Communion
10:15 a.m,--Stinday School
11:30 A.M.—Morning Prayer
Special Preacher: ReV. J.
Prest, Rettor of Lucan.
Mid -Week Lenten Services each
Wednesday at 10:00 a,m, -and
8;15 p.m.
Everybody Welcome
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, H J. Snell, Paster
Mr• Lawrence Wein, A,W,C,M.
Musket Director
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Scheel
11:06 a.in,.—Mornihg Worship
Sermon Subject'. "Things Pre -
Sent Are Yours"
• Anthem by the Choir
Solo by Mrs. Clare Green
10 P.M.—Evening Worship
Settneri Subjett: "David the
Poet"
A Watm Weleerne
Is Extended To MI
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION °
Sunday Sehont
10:30 to 1100 LIL
*leach Ma thy froth, 0 Lore
Supt.: Statile Saudert Zurich.
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev, R, Van Farewe, Minister
2:00. p,m.—English Service
All Welcome
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
• pASHWOOD
Pasterr:Rev. K. L. Zorn
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Service
Wed., March 27, $ p.m.—Lenten
Service .
Gram Says
Continued from Page,
5 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup sweet
1 tsp, mace
1 tsp. almond
1 tsp. vanilla
a little lemon •
21 cups bread flour
To the dough which has been
mixed in the usual way,. add;
2 cups seedless raitins
1/2 cup currants ., •
1 pkg. cut citron
pkg, mixed peel
or -
500 worth gum drops (omit
black ones)
4 pkgs green glace cherries
1 cup white raisins
1 pkg. cut citron
Mix i little flour with cut-up
fruit before adding it to the
dough. Mrs, E. mixes. dough with
electric beater before adding
fruit which has been thoroughly
mixed. Drop by teaspoon. on un -
greased pan. Bake 10-12 min.
fGirosotd idea to make a test cookie
* * *
Mrs, Elliott also included her
recipe for short bread which is
a year-round favorite.L.
44,,Ae -, • Shortbread
Cream Well and add: g
1 cup butter
½cup icing sugar •
2 cups bread flour
Mix ingredients well. DO' not
rollbut pat dough flat . with
hand.. Cut and place on ungreas-
ed cookie sheet. Bake in moder-
ate oven until lightly browned.
* a *
There are many ways of mak-
ing pastry but this method, Whicli
she calls "sure fire" is the way
Mrs. Ron Watkin, RCAF Sta-
tion, Centralia make S hers. It
keeps well in the refrigerator.
Pastry
(Mrs. Ron Watkin)
5 cups pastry flour
1 lb lard
1 egg
1 Tbsp. vinegar
Sift flour and cut lard into it..
Deal egg in measuring cup, Add
vinegar and enough cold water
to fill the cup. Toss with dry
ingredients and blend.
*
Mrs. Watkin asked us how to
keep a pie shell from shrinking
from the edge of the pie plate
while baking. If you have a
helpful hint oh the subject,
1yoret you tell 10.2
Almer Passmore,
our chanipion cook, will appear
on CKNX T -V on April 2 at
3:30 Thrn. She will demonstrate
a California Casserole. The rec-
ipe will' appear in this eolumn
soon.--Gtarn'.
CALVARY CHURCH -
Evangelical Unitid Brethren
• DASNWOOD
Ray. W. F. Krotz, Minister'
Mrs. ICOn, *Cum, Organist
Sunday, March 31, 1957
10100 a‘rn.---"Ne. Are Debters"
11:05 aan.—SundaY School
1:30 p.m.—"The Son of David"
Illustrated message,
MAIN STREET
The United ,Church
Of Canada
Minittert Rev. Alex. Rosen
Organist: Mrs. A, Willard
1115 cm,—The Service of War-,
ship
Nursery Class (three years and
nodal in the Primary /loom.
Beginners (4-5) wilt withdraw
during the second hymn,
1000 a,m,,--Tht Church Scheel
Superintendent: Mr. Sterling Ince
Worship God Eveey Sunday
As A Family
• PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE'
Malti
a.trL—Sund'ay School.
11:00 a .m,—Morning Worship
Subject: "Tile Fourth Good'. z
1:30 p,ni , vg1istk Serviee
Wed., 8p,nak — Meeting for I
a
Prayer
VI" 8 p,m04-Christ Ambassadors
• Alt Welton%
"Dost thou believe On the ton
god?"—St. John 9:11513.
Now, iv, L W, Krause
••Amelatad Putoet
EVellia Lit Whin IOW
8-1Cxeter, Stephen
(1). Jones, F. Bo)le) 4:37
p—imrham, AleGirr
tsolutefer) Y:26. E
10–.Eseter, B. Jones
(Stephen) _ 18:52
Penal ties -' :McBride (slashlns )
1:20: 51e(irr Ibody ebeching at
centre ice)
COMING EVENTS
MUSICAL PROGRAMME IV
schools of 'Osborne - Township,
Friday, April 12, Marries Road
Mira. Watch for further an-
nouncement. 28c
A FILM •ON CANCER will be
shown at Mt. Carmel Hall on
Friday evening at 9 o'clock, '
sponsored by the Cancer Society,
Everyone, is welcome. • 213*
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When you're buying a matt -
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price. Dunlop PillotoaM
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after rught. Ws cool, even
on the hottest nights; odor-
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FURNITURE
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Exeter
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He—"Why, you didn't have *
rag on your back when I mar,
ried you,"
She—"Well, 1 have plenty
now."
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REGULAR MEETING of the Ex-
eter Home and School Associa-
tion is postponed 'from April 9
to April 16, 8:15 p.m. -28:4c
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• INSTRUCTION
Mrs. Dorothy Wildfong, A,L.C.M.,
is pleased to announce a new
.piano eats. Pupils accepted any
day- or evening.
Studio -430 Albert St., Exeter
Phone 362.4
FAST RELIEF FOR
RHEUMATIC
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SPRING' IS HERE!
Remove Rust Spots Now
Now that Spring has arrived, its time to let our
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