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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-03, Page 7• • P aPpettes � way out► Pin 'o este 115 of n l" s held a put Pp )r d over s1 ea v. Ileac closest rivals in the laxeter i- adios'' Bowling league. Be -Bops,. 'l o1 i Bos .situated ate. Seeowl it d d Pt the league standings with 55 a points, took A 6-1 decision from slip) the Lollipops to. hold onto selves with only a three eint one and three point margins l over Hct Dogs and Mighty Mice bulge over the second. place Bi; respectively for the .runner-up Six, The ;Big Six have been e91n- pos)tlon- • ing on .exceptionally strong over Minty Mice and Wee 11opeS- the last five weeks and present- were the . Mico ,two to col-. ly 1 find themselves just three lett 7.0 victories. Merry Maids,points off the pace, Windmills Nita Hawks, Poppettes, Pills, h olcl the t-opru sung on 31 points Rollettes, Ili Lights, Whatnots while the runners -UP have 30, And Jolly Six were all five point Milkmen took three points from Winners. the Tip Toppers tp hold onto sole possession of third place Rolling 600 or better triples with 26 points. Spares, who swept this week included A. Pooley all four from the Tradesmen, (Be -Bops) 686, J, Harness (Merry have a one point bulge on fpur,h, Maids) 648, L, Webster (Busy place with 26 over the Rockets $ees) 606, D. Mattson (Nite in fifth with 25, Red's. Billiards Hawks) -639, J. Taylor (Green- take care of the number six horns) 616, P. Haugh (Pin Pop• slot with 24, pettes) 687, Doreen Tiernan of Windmills and Spares were the Hot Dogs trundled a dazz- the only few point' winners m ling 737 triple. the "A" loop action while Milk - Weekly awards went to .Norma men, Big Six and Pepsi's each Hooper for hidden score and of copped three apiece, Rockets and course Doreen Tiernan for her Billiards split their points even illusthious triple. Tile 737 per- ly. formance came close to breaking Ward Kraft's 697 sparked S. Wright's mark of 758, Larry's Supertest to four more Average competition keen points kn the "B" league action. Upstarts, Ls who. are rightonthe p r leader's heels, grabbed four from the Kingpins to keep pace. son presently tops the list at 204, B. Hodgins' 716 performance Phyllis Baugh stands second at was high for the winners with 198 While A. Pooley continues to one game being 307. Supertest move up fast with 193, holds a three point edge over 71e -Tions (.1, rnolry 6,61 6 Upstarts. Lollipops (J. Lippert 581) 1 Bee d.es Upstarts and Larry's Flowettes (1✓. Ford 502) 2 Supertest, Cromarty Rollers (M. Merry Maids (J. Harness 616) 5 Dow 631) and Klippen Tigers )l'isy Bees (C,, 1Vehster inn).. ..... , n (A, Ross 564) also won four Mighty Mice (X). Morley 400) 7 point victories. Frisky Six (Wj. Smith 461) , 2 Nate Hawks (D, Mattson 630) , 5 Greenhorns (J, Taylor 61.6) 2 Pin Poppettes IP. Haugh 667) ,,, 5 I'ilHalsdlcappers (1'. (P, Hunter -.Du Goulda565) " 5 Happy Gals (D, Munroe 536) 2 F ollettes (P. Veal 528) 0........... HI -Lights (B. Gifford 530) G Sputniks (G. Hodge 532) 2 Hot Dogs (D. Tiernan 737) 3 lips & Downs (S. 1' infer 498) ,, 4 Jolly Jilts (.7, Burke 547) .......:2 Whatnots • (O. Essery 535) 5 Jolly Six (G. Skinner 526) 5 11'ho Cares (7.. Brintnelt 545) 2 .1 )ley Cats (K. Hay 476) 0 1Vee Hopes (V. Lindenfield 534) „ 7 Standings Pin Poppettes 71 Be -Bons b6 Hot .Dogs ,. a 55 7Tiehty Alice 53 Rollettes 51 Haney Gals , 51 Pills 47 Whatnots . 47 Merry Maids 45 't'ns & ,Downs 45 10lowettes 44 Wee Hopes 44 Nite Hawks 43. Handicappers 40 Alley Cats 36 Who Cares 36 Hf Lights 3.5 Lol lipons 37 Jolly Jilis 37 Frisky Six 03 Sputniks .` 31 Greenhorns 24 Jolly Six 16 Busy Bees 15 $.tanr�ings tighti.....n uta �nbowling divisio n car. aih t rs AAAA Toams in h [>, division 5G Q vi of d S1 n 1 904 26 the l; x e t e r Men's ;!fowling X a t ilio ai 3u392 25 League are gradually closing in 1'Inlhanihcra 94496 21 IA .On the league leading Windmills, 'hie 'roppers 55277 16 Irc• Windmills, who12ut h s '^ r d 1 s, !rave led the i 0079, 17 group practically from the first 'raapslnert . 34157 15 week of existence, find them- se ihent, 41";!11111084, . 34273 15 ts 335T7 1� Quite a bathe is raging for the high average honors, A. Matt - Averages A. Mattson 204 l', Haugh 100 A. Pooley 190 D, Munroe 109 11, Holtzman 166 0, Tiernan 187 N, Coleman 183 11. Cronyn 181 J. Loved 180 AT. Redman 180 D. Bon thron 179 N, Caldwell 179 R. Durand 179 M. Lovell 178 1?. Simmons '178 B. Hendrick :177 IID Fuller 177 G, Farquhar 176 A. Simpson 176 P, Hunter-Duvar 176 E. Datars 170 A. Cronyn 176 Hensen personals Mr. Laird Joynt of Toronto visited his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt, this past week. Mr. Robert Dick was taken. by Bonthron Ambulance on Tues- day to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, • . • V It11111�,Iltttlttltltlh IIIIIttiIIIIII111IIIUttttII.11111IIIII,, CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend t`h OIM..um.. uuM .. MuMm tudmumuttr(aut« Free bowling awards were won by B. Hodgins (307) high single, A. Blanke (805) high triple and F. Tilley of Imperials for hidden score. Members of the 300 club this week included A: Blanke 324, J. Fuller 305, G. Kirk 303 and B. Hodgins 307. "A" LEAGUE Windmills (B. Osgood 696) 4 Butchers (11, 'Holtzman 636) „ 0 Milkmen (i Stire 668) 3 Tip Toppers (If, Holtzman 627) 1 Big Six (MM, Brttitnell 720) 3 11'i1deats (11, Mathers 407) 1 1?opsis (T. MacDonald 658) . 3 Plnpoppers (B, Nicol 602) 1 "B'+ LEAGUE Imperials (B. McDonald 6071 l6dselalres (C. 'Deneau 586) 1.. Supertest (11.. Kraft 697) ("o -op (Ar, Collard. 500) Cromarty Rollers A1. Dow 631) Paint Pots (G. Arthur 538) I Inpen 'Tigers (A, Ross 564) llankmonts (J.,- Cutting 515) (tanners (1). Rooth 007) ...,_.. 11A1's (K, Kirk 556) Upstarts (13. '-Lodging 716) Kingpins (D. Troy 606) Standings L. Supertest 34897 32 Upstarts • 34646 39 ('roma' l , Cromarty Rollers s ..36330 28 Imperials 346..11 26 Kingpins 33557 23 Canners 33777 23 Edeelatres 33431 21 Paint Pots ..., 31900 2n Co-op , 32173 16 1:ipnen Tlger•s 02630 17 13ankmonts 32523 15 GAI's 32304 12 High Averages 13, Osgood: . 216 W. Davidson 226 .1, ('rocker , 220 J. Flitter 226 A. Blanke 2u 20 a 1 _.. A, flIclewell 223 21. Brim:lol1 ."21 (1, Edwards 216 D. Nieol 216 S. Frayne 215 rt. Smith 213 L. Haugh 213 3. sHrnnessev 213 , Van :norselaar 211 C. Angler 210 O. Gravett 209 Al. Heywood 200 11. J'oolry , 207 7•I, Holtzman 207 •n, Case . 204 B. Cooper 203 A. Farnnhar 203 J. Fairbairn 203 N,Redman 293 L. Cushman 200 G. Glendenning 200 Ksz AAAA... _ .. ,.., ,.. ,_ .......�„ Hockey standings MIDGET LEAGUE This Week's Scores: Exeter 6, Oakridge Acres 2 Lambeth 8, Exeter 3 Spares (J. Fairbairn 706) .............4 Future Games; Tradesmen (G, Glendenning 626) 0 Dec. 7—Exeter vs. Neilsen Park Rockets (J. Fuller 81.3) 2 Red's Billiards (A, Blanke 805) 2 PEE WEE LEAGUE Standings This Week's Scores: 'Windmills 37591. 3,i Exeter 3, Oakridge Acres 0 EIg Six 36723 30 future 'Games: Aillkmen 36610 28 Dec, 5—Exeter vs. Lambeth For the happiest Christmas ever ! MrSS POINSETTIA It's the latest design by Bluebird ... now on display in our ,window. And, of course, every Bluebird diamond ring is guaranteed flawless, and insured free against lose or damage. S. B. TAYLOR Phone .426-W `' Exeter 11-9 iA"9,69 d'9 AloA9A69 AI) 9�it}� 1Rsli�lla'hfl �itTlll/rs L►slllli� f�aL�Zf� IR11l1JI"ZIIrpr Ie'e1D►l.s9�itOrit)Ai 1'� WE'RE READY FOR BE • SURE AND SEE OUR FINE ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS! * TOYS * GAMES * TABLES & CHAIRS ' * MATTRESSES * ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES (Low Prices) * HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS * CHINA * WEBB CORBETT CRYSTAL * COFFEE TABLES * HASSOCKS * TV CHAIRS * TABLE & FLOOR LAMPS, STEP TABLES A large stock of ALL NEW FURNITURE and LAMPS Ii hendiomely displayed in our FURNITURE STORE for your convenience. PHONE S Tieman's Hardware • aid Furniture Store DASHWOOD IP 0i C 1,CONF` 0t i10100A i i ;)OR4ICIPCI 3+108 :`0431•,i wL 104 I/'1 T/ti'. C.a.flfl'S rink takes lead O.L DE.S S B: M..R EY AN F. The second .d1'4w for the Jones, MaeNaughton trophy actives Bill Cann At the topw1tt a plus Of thirteen; Harvey Pollee with 1t 1 pip of'twelve .and C. Cann .and M. Sanders tied for third posi • tion with a plus of nine, 5 Last week's -winners were:. 1 C. Cann 11 J, Wooden 4 4. R. King 11 C, Shane 4 41 R. Snell 11 U. Snell 4 4 M. Sanders 1.0 -- L, Kleinstiver 4 K. Hockey 11 -- C, Sheth 6- 9 A. Pasanhore 9 G, Busche ,1 3 B. Cann 10 — S, Elliot 6 11, Pollen 9 — K. McLaughlin 4. 4 'D. Jermyn 9 D. Roelofson 5 o A. Cann 8 I';, Be11 5 C, Farrow 7 J. Futcher ,5 B. McLean 7 — H. Cowen 5' R. Bailey 7H,. Jeffery 6 L. Learn R , K. Ott.ewell 7 R, Taylor W ~— G, Mickle D Correction— Henderson King's team was listed as the big winner :last week but he had three skins to. help him with the Ion -sided score. SO the game was defaulted, CURLING SCHEDULE Tuesday, December Street 7:00 p.m. 1-3, Wooden vs, E. Bell 2—R, Snell vs. L. l:leinstiver 1 T. 'Taylor vs K. :Hockey , Fulcher vs. U, Snell SSD. tteelofson vs. K. Ottewell Sheet 9115 p.m, 1-5, 1111of vs, H. Jeffrey 2—(1, Smith vs, C Farrow 3—.1, Cann vs. A.'Passmore 4—H. Pollen vs. r), Jermyn 5-11, Bailey vs. K. McLaughlin Wednesday, December 9 Sheet 7:00 p.m. Shane vs. G, Alickle Cann vs, H, King Sheet 9;15 p.m. 1-13, ('ann vs. G. Busclie 3-2L Sanders vs, H. Cowen 4-13. AieLean vs, L, Learn BANTAM LEAGUE this Week's Scores; Exeter 4, Oakridge Acres 3 Future Games: Dec, 5—Exeter vs, Lambeth JUVENILE LEAGUE Future Games; Dec, 4—Lucan vs, Exeter (8:00) 7—Exeter vs. Oakridge Acres 4. f/t1A1Rs i13A C+lc int it Bowling. Statistics JUNIOR CIiRLS Coasters (L. hunter-l)uva r 31) b /tenors (z. zscety 2951 g Ylst A t- c.a (1(loser r 271) . ar Ile-3Irs 411. Campbell 397). 0 Chipmunks (11. iloger lh 33415 Whizz 13angs (0. Lightfoot :VS). • 0 S a t.n. d npe 11'trIt-Me -tucks , .. 26 chipmunks 22 C'o.ts(Cr& 1,5. Ile lion' , , .. Whizz Bangs �7 Bongoes - AAAA -_ .. _ S BANTAM GIRLS Little 2lerntald8 (l'. A19(i5r. 233) . " Iles Chiefs CK. Heywood 223) . Jr, Chipmunks (l3. 1V -biting. 230) fi pudniclrs (Al 1... Edwards 1611 . 0 o y Sox (1), S,ie l 252) . 0 iiiowettes (J, 11eywood 105) . .. 0 Standings ))Ig ('blots 2n Junior ('hipmunks..,.,AAAA.15 Spudtdcks 14 Bobby Sox 1.ittie Mermaids s Biewettes .............. 0 JUNIOR BOYS Arthur .W..Kemp The TLm ~Avo~atA a9 e.. IM1959 011••••140.Itltnnwalalnl.MAnNth, atolluttool((.Ilhliatosnotottonnllndt1........14lnn...... t.11yl.la,, 3 3 dies during trip Arthur Wiliianl Kemp, 60, of A „.frogerator 54UE! Es evan died suddenlyin Crediton on Saturday.„ Nev em her 28 while, he and his wife were visiting at the dome of lVfr, and Mrs. Victor Green . Mr.andMrs. Kemp were en . - route to ,England where they had planned to spend the winter with. relatives, Mr. Kemp was barn, in Kng- land, came to .Canada in 1912 and lined in SaMkatchewan since that time. The remains were shipped to Estev.an on Sunday for burial in. Snassen cemetery. The funeral arran,enhents were made by Din- ney funeral home. The story in Zion By MRS. JUD DYKEMAN Boribers (J, ,tones 435) ••.• .•• . 5 Personal items a ec evils (R, :Hoyle 262) . ....., () Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques 1ieatnicks (13, 'Wr)ght 576) a visited on .Sunday with AIr. Ar- C4olden Hawks (it. Wolfe 305) O,vnamlters (J. Snell 353) ... Rockets (L. Stare 320) Standings Pynamiters .. 27 Golden 'Hawks . 24 Beatnirks 21 Bon)hers . 18 Rockets .....,,,.... 11 Daredevils 4 BANTAM BOYS Mark Hawks (0. Greenacre 219) Pepsi Colas (B. AtcKulkht 191) •• Silver Darts (P, 'Alason 250) . ._• 3 Falcons (31 (irassick 263) 2 Tigers (13. Alarriage 210) 5 Red, Wings (D. !Meiling 157) 0 thur Hopkins who is in London Westminster Ilbspital, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Brock and family and Mir. and Mrs;: Wel- lington Brock and Ronnie vis- ited on Sunday with S y 11 t 111x, and Mrs. Jim Roweliffe and fam- ily, London. Mr. and Mrs. Ev. Miller and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of n Exeter. i Mr, and Mrs. Jud Dykeman , and family visited Saturday; evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dykeman, Crediton, Standings Silver Darts..............................26 Tiger's ,,.. , 23 Pepsi Colas 19 Black Hawks 93 Falcons 7 Red Wings 0 The largest meteorite ever re- covered in Canada, made of iron and weighing 386 pounds, was found at Iron Springs, Alberta, in 1869 and is now displayed at y,��►Toor�ronto'''s► Victoria College, E► #3101 iV > :tfltlllil!/Z1l430 Plan Now To Enjoy Your Christmas Banquef At The New Banquet Room , Village Inn - Grand Bend FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 148 GRAND BEND WanigiggfariAROMPAROURigraigigigtraVi $. , 8 .,. 2 5 WITH RA T PE -1 N 14 Cu. FT. DEFROSTOMAT•IC 2 - Door Combination, Automatic is . Defrost. Regular $425, Now Only 9 Cu. Ft. Zenith Refrigerator, Regular $225 Now Only $185 with tradein USED MODELS $49 6t UP 24 -Hour. 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NIGHTS 762-W OR 769-M • 1 BAIR 0 2 MILLION CANADIAN #r Y FOR THE YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 31st, 1959 • 711E FACTS BEHIND TFIE MU% WHAT THE B of M HAS TO MEET ITS OBLIGATIONS: CASH: The B of M has cash in its vaults and money ' on deposit with the Bank of Canada and other banks ambunting to • CHEQUES and other items in transit —.representing the net Amount of the moneys moving between branches of the Bank and into the B of M from other banks on account of customers' trans- actions INVESTMENTS: The B of M maintains a strong liquid position through investments in high-grade government bonds which have a ready market. Listed on the Bank's books at amortized value, they amount to . . . . . The B of M has other investments — including a diversified list of .high-quality short-term issues. These investments arc carried at . • CALL LOANS: The B of M has call loans Which are fully protected by quickly saleable securities. These loans amount to . . . . . QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES: The resources listed above cover 51,6% of alt that the Bank owes to the public. These "quick assets" amount to . LOANS: During the year, many millions of dollars have been lent to business and industrial enter- prises for production of every hind — to farmers, fisherman, oilmen, miners, lumbermen And ranchers — to citizens in all walks of life, and to Provincial and Municipal Governments and School Districts. These leans amount to . MORTGAGES 'and hypothccs insured under the National Housing .Act, 1$54 — representing ad- vances to homiebuilders : . .• BANK BUILDINGS: In hamlets, villages, towns and large cities from coast to coast the B 6f M Serves its custeiners at 800 offices, The; value of the buildings owncd by the Bank, together With fur- niture and equipment, is shown On itt bobks ht OTHEit ASSETS: These chiefly represent liabilities o%customers for commitments ma a by the Bank on their behalf, covering foreign Sid demestie trade transactions . . . * . . WHAT THE B of M OWES TO OTHERS: DEPOSITS: While many business firms, manufac- turers, merchants, farmers and people in every 302,015,952 type of business have substantial deposits with the B of M, well over half of the money on deposit with the Bank is the personal savings of more than two million private citizens. The total of all deposits is . . . . . 197,316,831 OTHER LIABILITIES; Miscellaneous items, represent- ing mainly commitments undertaken by the Bank on behalf of customers in their foreign and domestic trade transactions 630,591,333 205,646,327 192,284,785 $1,578,355,278 1,353,187,079 227,153,276 47,009,972 53,487,967 TOTAL RESOURCES WHICH THE Bet M HAS to MEET ITS OMLtGATIONS . , • . . r .' . s E3,'L59,603,5/i TOTAL OF WHAT THE B of M OWES ITS DEPOSITORS AND OTHERS . . . . . . TO PAY ALL IT OWES, THE 8 of M HAS TOTAL RESOURCES, AS SHOWN ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THIS STATEMENT, AMOUNT ING TO 1 $2,998,208,008 60,134,833 ' 3,058,342,841• 3,259,693,572 WHiCH MEANS THAT THE B of M HAS RESOURCES, OVER AND ABOVE WHAT IT OWES, AMOUNTING TO $ 201,350,731 This figure of $201,350,731 is made up of money subscribed by ' the shareholders and, to some extent, of earnings which have from time to time been ploughed back into the business to broaden the Bank's services and to give added protection for the depositors. Jr, IA K.. or MoiTiuii 619/41414 7e4,4e bevd 'Exeter Brantlh CI.1AIILiS SMITH, Manse:. Centralia (Sub'Agency): Open Tuesday and Thursday Grand Bend (Sub—Agency); Open rlon„ _Wed,, and Eri. Crediton Blanch: CLARE 1RWIN, Manager (Open Tuesday, Thursday and nit Friday 4.30 .6 p.m.) Dash' 'eitd (Sub•Agency): Open Mon,, 'Wed. & Tri. 1.lttisall Brandi 1 Iti,ENNETI-I CHRISTIAN, Manager Lunn Manch: JACK STEACY, Manager Zurich Branch: JOHN BANNISTER, Manager WORKING WiTH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OE LIM 'Ewe 1617