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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-03, Page 7R 1,.F. M... "..t.+. .Five Injuries, Protest Decision Lot To .Mohawks' illi firawa GIB SABOURIN Torn. Knee Cartilage BILL WAGHORN Broken Writ BiLL PINCOMBE Broken Wrist Boa COATES Broken Ankle JIM MacDONALP Dislocated Ankle Mens Bowling -- Continued From Page 6 Edsetaires 24 Canners.,. 23 13Ig Sia G, lth.'a 17 00 C1.1.'3 Bob Osgood 220 Jack Fuller . -_ - 225 Bob Nicol...._,___ 217 Harold I-lnllsman-__-..._,._ 211 Albert Blanks _, 213 Don Gravett .,.....,.. _ 212 Nen Suffron 212 Ray Van Dorsselael _...., 311 AI PrP,vil .. 21.1 George Glendenning , 210 I,arrY Heideman . _ _...-_.,_. 210 Bill Oberle __,__.. 210 D. Harrison - ,_.... .. 203 Rill 1l1r(.'leary ___ - 207 ))nn Wells .. ,.. ,. 203 Len Thompson �_- 206 Lorne .Haugh ... 203 Nell Redman _.. _ 203 Stan Frayne ,.... 201 J. Thompson . ___ _-....._ 204 rinh Wetlaufer »,._.. ._.- 204 Bruce Hlyd 203 Don Case Har 3rintnell�-. -, ..__. 201. 111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111,111111111.41.111111111, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. Hunter-Duvar And Sons Ltd. ,111111111111t11.41,1t111111111.411111111,1 r 1111111,1111111.1111 "THE FIRST STEP TO KNOWLEDGE IS TO KNOW WE ARE IGNORANT" ••.. (,Author's Name Below) This is the age of spec- ialists. A wise person is one who realizes it is impossible to know everything. H1e gets the advice of experts to help when sickness attacks. First call on your phys- ician to find out what is wrong and what to do about it. Next, depend on a phar- macist to supply you with the medicines and health -aids -you need: We physicians and pharmacists have studied many years to gain the knowledge necessary to help you most. , • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE Exeter 447 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE • Pick up your prescrip- tion if shopping near its, or let us deliver prompt- ly without extra charge. A great many people' en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- scriptions. May we com- pound yours? • Andrew Johnston Drugs Main St., Exeter PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS ""Quotation by Riehard Cecil (1143.1777) Copyright 1354 (311`1) Ivo in1111111taiint1tttt1nnintrnorn11eonv1t11atin 11t 111 Ulmun tltllltl lt11 ottt11111(11111111ttt10111111n111110,1 Mohawks Vote To Disband _ContinuedLadies �owlge 6 Continued From Page 6 A)NLT in Goal, Baker; de- fence, Franklin. Delbridge; cen- tre, Oberle: wings, (lravett. Sa- botirin: alternates, Batten, Heide- man, RUssell, 33 l o m m a e r t. Brtntneli, K, ;Brintnell, Stclralls (sub goal). :BRADFORD — Goal, Copeman; defence, Lotto, PREPS; centre, Davis; wings, Harvey, hatteraby; alternates, Nairn, Patton, 110011), Thorns, Glbson, J'irct Period 1—Bradford, Lotto ((;Ibsen)_ ..__,.____ 10:40 2—l.radford, Naltn _ (Patton) ' 11:36 3—Exeter, Gravett • (Heideman, Batten) _ _ 12:40 Penaltles -- Franklin (elbow- ing) 4:23; Oberle (misconduct) 6:20; Delbridge, (tripping) 0:30: Davis (tripping) 10:30; Nairn (in- terference) 10:23, Ser•ood Period 4—Bradford, Patton (G4hson) 5-14xeter, Gra-vett- (He Idems n, Ober.le) 5:20 s Fxoter, Russell (Heideman) 8:20 7—Bradford' Lotto (Thorns) -.. _ . 14:13 Penal(lett -- Patton (tripping) 11:37; Sa.bourirt (tripping) 5:31 ; Lotto (charging) 8;00; Sabo :trill (charging) 10:35, Third. Period 8 L'xeter, Sabourin (Gravel!, Oberle) _ _._. - 4:42 3—)axete.r, Gravett (Franklin) ...._ 6:33 1fl—Jlradtord, Gibson (Thorns) 11:33 11 --Bradford, 'Patton _ 13:47 12—Bradford, Battersby (Davis) __.14:03 Penalties Patton (rhxrging) 7:47; Franlclln (holding) 10:23; Davis (charging) 11:25; Booth (interference) 16:33. 0:21 Late Burst Ties Series Bradford "Brad's - Fords" rallied for three unanswered third period goals Thursday night here to jolt the Exeter Mohawks 6-3 and tie up the best -of -seven OHA quarter -finals at two games each. The Fords and Mohawks were tied up 3-3 after the first 4l) minutes, but it took the visitors only eight seconds to go one up in the third, when defenceman Bill Lotto took a faceoff draw TEXACO Thermo•Chief HEATING OILS MOTOR OILS and GREASES Apply ED YELLOW Phone: Warehouse 757 Res. 457-r•31 DAIRY TALO PARDON US FOR ~� HORNING N BUT WE'RE HERE T6 'TELL N1611LANON/LL D4IRY MILK 15 SWELL. © )I4 AM)11:Il3AM SYNDICATE. ).c. Giving flower* it Pert of illi tterl Shy "Happy . Easter" to your deer atm with your choice !rein sur cut flowers Mid plants. * EASTER LILIES * HYDRANGEA CALCEOLARIA * POTTED MUMS it MIXED * MIXED PANS laiowers wired ainywhtrSi-we are menmbeei of Telegraph Delivery Service REDER'S FLORIST from teammate George Davis to ;tire a low scorcher from centre ice into the lower left hand corner of the Exeter net. The goal seemed to take a lot of heart out .of the Tribe, and while they began to flounder, the Fords took the opportunity to slap in two more goals before the final buzzer sounded, Gibson Stars Don Gibson, a towering 6'3" leftwinger, grabbed the spot- light in the Ford's sheer deter- mination victory by qsupplying his club with four of their six counters. Dave Harvey and Lotto were credited with the other two. Centre Bill Oberle scored his eighth and ninth goals of the series for the Tribe, while Don Gravett sank the third. Close to 600 fans witnessed a real see -saw first period as each team slammed hone three goals. Oberle started the Mohawks out on the right foot at the 30 - second mark by sinking a board's after taking a clearing pass from Kevin Delbridge. Centre. Dave Harvey gat that one back for the Fords at 11:40 with Battersby and Booth assist- ing on the play, but Oberle was Johnny -on -the -snot for the sec- ond time at 13.57 to tip in "Red" Loader's blueline drive. Don Gibson caught fire for a pair of quickies at 14.20 and 14.37 to put Bradford ahead for the first time in the game, but the extra goal was nullified when. "Boom" Gravett flipped Gib Sabourin's pass into the net. from a goalmatuh scramble. The Mohawks skated strongly in the second period and badly outplayed the Fords throughout the 20 minutes, but even though they were helped by having five of the visitors sent to the penal- ty box, the Tribe was unable to find the scoring range. Ross Copeman, in the Brad- ford's net turned in his best display of the series in stopping the Mohawks cold right on his doorstep. Bowlers . Enter Zone Tourney The Lake Huron Zone Recrea.- tiori Council has announced that the first annual Junior Five -Pin Bowling Championships will take place in Listowel on Saturday, April 19. Larry Heideman, Exeter's re- creation director, is accepting entries for the tournament and anyone interested is asked to contact him at the local arena, Rules and regulations are as follows: Classes 1. Junior Girls and Boys (Linder 14 by Sept. lst, '57) 2. Senior Girls and Boys (under 19 by Sept. 1st, '57) (NOTE: These ages are simi- lar to those accepted by the Canadian Junior Bowling Con- gress,) Teams: 1. Each community shall be allowed to enter a maxi mum. of two teams in each class. 2. A .team shall consist of five players. Scoring: 1. Each player shall bowl three games. 2. All five scores shall count for the team total.. 3. Total pins shall be the method of counting. ' 4. No handicaps shall be used. 5. Foul lines: In junior classes shall be disregarded. In senior classes shall be strictly en- forced.' The Story In Saintsbury By MRS. H. DAVIS Mrs. H. McIntyre of Glencoe and Mr, and Mrs. Will McIntyre of Ottawa spent Monday at the' home of :Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Abbott, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Hodgins, Lucan, spent Wednesday after - boon visiting Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis and Mrs, Fred Davis. Mrs. M. if. Elston spent Tues. clay at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. Davis, The ladies of the congregation Of St, Patrick's church gathered to clean the church and parish hall on Thursday morning, Mr. Henry i-Iodgins visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Harry Carroll, on Thursday while Mrs. Hodgins visited with hergrandson,lil:l . and Mrs. , .18 ArthuAbbot, - Mr, and Mrs. ilarvtly Latta and family atteiideel service. al Trivitt Memorial 'ehur'ch, txeler on Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Rd. Melons, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Ilodgttis, Luean, spent Sunday !vitt! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Mr. and Mrs., I"toberrt Latta and family of 13al1yiliote spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta. Mr, and Mrs, both Maguire and boys spent Sunday visitthg relatives %n London and 11trs. ilII "Ral and fntiiily spent Thursday eveninng at tilts heist! er Mr. 1,i d Mrs. nrnnoh1,10nr1ntl0r1IIr111nrNn(1,trnlYi"rl'il(((1(rnori(rnrlltirt((iO'r(1ftr1(011lrrirlri11r1nr11u1filttlri(rll(1liiliri$- Don Fii'f1i, London! ),0.y 7ir,ea The pair of goals by Don Gib- (Il. u•ehs(,i', a. ('nt1ing -471 ) son in the third were just a.Mlgbty plica (B. Wilson 1122) .._ formality after Bill Lotto scored 0:t'1 (mot P s 1.#. 7)1 N G his "surprise" counter before most of the fans had been seated to watch the final 20 minutes of play, Itl1A.0140Rn -- (,nal, Copeman; lrt'cnee, Lotto, Faille; cent re, Davis; wings, .Harvey, Battersby: alternates, No irn, I'atton, Gib- son, Thorns, Rooth. )uNIUTP)R --- float, Baker; de- fence, Loader, 7)elhridge; venire, (ihrrlr: wings, (3ravet 1, Sahour- in; alternates, Russell, 01 Min t- Hell, :Heideman, 1'lloutmaert, K. l:1rin(nett, !Franklin. 4 trot 7'eriod 1 --Exeter, t)her)e • lDel bridge l_ :30 '--I)ra(lford, Harvey (Batersby, Booth l ... 11:4,0 3—luxeter, Oberle (Loader) 1.3:57 4-13radrord, (;ibsnn (`Chorus, Patton) 14:20 1 ((,r,'aadnfois)rd, 41ibson 14:67 s 1'xeter, (:raVett (Sabnurin) i'enallIca (Merin -( tr ippl tg30) rJ_, learns int et[ere ca)5•011• Oberle (elbowing) 101; No Irn (elbowing) 14:32: Harvey (Inter- ferener) 11;54; Heideman (slash- in1)O 17:12. Seeond. Period Seo ring -- None. Denali les 1,01 to (intorfrrence) 1;30; Riotnrnaert 1interft'rence) 5:15; Booth (eros -checking) 5:11; Copeman (tripping') ''6:42, sPi'vr(1 h,v Patton; lotto !tripping) 10:02; I`arris (hnarding) 15:10; Gibson (high -sticking) 17:02. Third :Period. 7—Bradford, Lotto (Davis) •;0S 8—Bradford, (;Ihson (Thorns, Patton) _ 3:15 0• --Bradford, Gibson_ 13:14 Penalties --- Del bridge (Inter- ference) 8:12; Delbridge (hold- ing) 14:30; Lotto )interference) 14:30; Nairn (elltosving) 13:03. Message From, Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Women's Institute The Kirkton Women's Institute meeting was held in Aberdeen Hall Friday evening. Mr. Bill Mitchell of St. John Ambulance. Corp, Stratford, spoke on First Aid. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing euchre. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs, Jack Thompson; lone hands, Mrs. Ross Francis; men's high, Tom Crew; lone hands, Charlie Wilson. Personal Items • Several ladies attended a brush demonstration at the home of Mrs. Don Green Friday evening, Mrs. John McElrea is a pa- tient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital at time of writing. Mr. and. Mrs. Ward Allen of Ottawa kspent a few days last weekwith the fornher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, Topics From Woodham By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Mr. Andrew Bloniinaert of Exeter visited over the weekend with his son, Joe, . and Mrs. Blomm aert. Dr, Geo, P. Morphy and Harry Hewins of Toronto were in the village on Saturday and called on relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Shap - ton, Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Mills of Prospect hilt were Saturday (We- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Jaques. Mr, Jack Smith fell tearing the ligaments in his leg, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Blolnmaeri, Mr, and Mrs. 3. Tipping were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Reg Stagg, Exeter, on Saturday eve Hing. Air. and 11Irs, Jint T'attersotl of He.nsall spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. .Tames Miller. Mr's, M. Copeland and jean visited with; their• aunt, Mrs. lllinia Sweitzer, at, Spruce Lodge, Stratford, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert' Kirkby Were Sunday visitors with their daughter, Mrs. Laverne Redd , and Laverne. Mr. Ira McCurdy is a patient in St, Marys Memorial hospital where he underwent surgery on Monday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb and family' spent Sunday in Sarnia visiting with .Mr, and Mrs. 'Wel. Whyte. Mrs, Roy 10•k visited her daughter and nein grandson. Mrs, 'Bryce Skinner, in Stratford Hospital. Miss Norma Tern, nt11'Se-in• training at St, Joseph's Hospital. London, was a weekend visitor at her honkie in ti* village. Mrs, W, L, Switzer and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur k,tindle were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Canlnr. Shower For Bride•eiee"t tln 1 riday evening last ceus- drls soul friends gathered at the home of 11tr. and Mrs. Walter Levy in honor their rhil~ce, Miss Doris Levy, ;5.{' Anderson, td a >11isCetlaiteetls shower prior 111 her utarriage. The 'evening WAS sl9ent iii games, 0(11111 Happy (lals , _- 11 PnpprlfPS . _ 110 Lollipops . 11 111-Ll;;his 111 Nue 103111a ._ _.. - .•7 Evens, 'Whatnots _ 21 11Iry ('itis - 12 Be Hops 32 Handi,'apperS -.. -- - 7 Rinw, ttes 6 1'003 ,5 ell" t,not-.r' Sl .sial 4 Odd* 1Cre 11.opos _.._ _..._.__.. _..... 1i l;ultermine _ 14 Mighty Mice flus) noes : ..._ .._._. 11 Jolly .lira ... _.._...___..-..._ 0 lumens 1lot Di.tss ._... 1'11s R• Downs - ... (lrren 'Horns ... l;nllettes Herr,' SIaids ,lolly Six 2 "14 10 1.0 NMI:04..yn •�!!r,. M,MeIF N., thaws .Burl ct rrptn Baseline The Times.A+ vocate, April 3e 1950 Peps , „,111111u11411111111111.11111111100111.111100011111n4111010114r),10100000001111.100011/111110 is Bx, MRS. ARcHI E DEWAR I Newly -Weds .Honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and Mr. Fred Jamieson, ewe and Kate were hosts la a party at the Base Line school' 1 on Friday when Mr. and Mrs,; , Ron Switzer who were :married recently were presented with a! coffee table. I4lisses Norma and Wilma. Elston entertained with piano 1 music and Mrs. limed Switzer showed the pictures she took of I their trip to Florida and of the orange groves showing the de-, struetion done by the heavy' Ifrosts there. Personal Items Mrs. David holland spent Tuesday in London with her daughter, Mrs, Eric Westman and family, Mr, James Clarke and his mother, Mrs. Clarke, London, 4. visited on Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle. Mr, and Mrs, A. Rundle and Mrs, W. Switzer were guests of Mr. and Airs, Cecil Camm on - Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Elston and family were guests of Mr, and Mi's. Greenstreet, Kirkton, on Sunday. 6 This Week 111 0'. Aanshard 13y MRS. GLADWYN HOOP ER Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bryan and family, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Bryan and family of Pros- pect Hill, Miss Leslie Gaunt - mage of Si, Marys spent Sunday at Port Frank. Mrs. Fred Pattison was a Sun- day guest of Mr, and Mrs. Leon- ard Thacker, Mrs. Kenneth. Parkinson, Mrs. Wm. Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Thom- son attended the W.I. bus trip to Kitchener last Wednesday. Mr. Harvey Parkinson return- ed home from Florida and is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. Mrs. Jas. Mossey is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young. Mr. and 7Irs. Cecil Mossey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young of St, Marys. Message From Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE Mr, apd Mrs, Wm. Fischer and Janice, St. Marys, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Klahre. Miss Marian Morley R.N, 'of Toronto was a weekend visitor at her home here. Bliss Elva Morley returned home from Detroit where she . spent four weeks,Shel also �spent four days in hicago. Mr, and Mrs. A, Pym, Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Miss. Bill Morley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen at- tended baccalaurate church serv- ice for the graduates of the Q.A.C. at Guelph at the Memor- ial Hall, Guelph, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beckett, Kitchen- er. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gunning and Muriel were Wednesday eve- ning guests of Mr, and Mrs. Allen Jaques, Zion, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. French en- tertained on Saturday evening, the occasion being their 18th wedding anniversary. Those pres- ent were Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Morley Sr. and Elva, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Morley Jr. and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mor- ley and family, Hazel Park, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodgins and family, Clandeboye and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock and David, Chiselhurst. Lenten services were held at the United Church on Tuesday evening with Rev, H. J. Snell, I Exeter, as guest speaker. On Thursday evening Rev. Dr., Semple of Egmondville was guest speaker. Cornish, Mitchell & ��a= CERTIFIED PVB1.1C ACCOUNTANTS H. 4. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell K. W. Slade W, ,E. ;Such4rci 291 D U.N.DAS ST., .pial 212651. LONDON, .ONT.. 1.11011111111 nnimmmiu 1111111tlin(11n1111111111111W 1001n1111041411411l41nnmiowy000,1p111(t41n1001l) r du'u(�y n d 1I r dlia !image! roam i one g,. ilii largeith an�► deter with SUPiR of Beavers HARDWARE Phone 86 Exeter 1811111111111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111u111111111111111t111111111111.4111111)11.4.4111.4111111111111 I.41111101111114117 My Sincere Thanks IS 0 To those who worked so diligently on my behalf and to those who supported me at the polls. 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