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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-05-20, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1954 CONGRATULATIONSs Is Is 3 s K | :: s if 3 fVic. Sellner to 3 s Lakeview Casino ■■ Grand Bend g i s Our Company has just completed the laying, sand- and finishing of the ten thousand square feet of = s S “ng, s - - maple hardwood flooring used on the new dance floor' one of the finest in Ontario. 45 Schumacher St,Kitchener, Ont, s)^Muatiaaiaa»|tHagNa«aaiaaaa<aaaBaaaaiiia|aaaitaaa^aagiaa|aaaaHllia<gaaHaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaag|giaaaaaBaa*aataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB«aagaaaaaaiia FOR YEARS Benjamin yVA Moore Practices Exeter Legion Mohawks, who will play their first game Mon day, began practising early this week. A number of last year’s regu lars, some young aspirants and several London players worked out on the diamond Sunday. Steve Mitro, star flinger of the club last year, was working out along with catcher Bob Meharg. Ken McFadden, former London Majors star, also put in an ap pearance. Subsequent practices have been held almost every night. No coacti or manager for the team has been named yet al though negotiations have been under way for several months. The team plays in Dashwood Monday afternoon, then goes to Clinton a week later. First home game will be on Friday, June 4, when Dashwood “ ‘ their return tilt. The Mohawks games during the ule this year. Tigers play will play 20 regular sched- paints Ifhis is the name and the trade mark which stand for (the very best in Paint Quality, Paint Value and Color Selection. When you buy Benjamin Moore products, you buy ffio (latest in paint research plus 70 years of paint manu facturing experience. For real painting satisfaction — .(true decorating success — moke your next paint purchase IBenjannin Moore's. OUTSTANDING EXTERIOR PRODUCTS Catch Pike In District Two local f ishermen proved last week that you can hook some big ones right around home. George caught a pike in afternoon. The whopper stretch ed 33 inches. Bill Walters of R.R, 1, Wood ham, hooked a 31-inch pike last week that weighed five-and-one- half pounds. Johnston, of Exeter, nine-pound, one-ounce Black Creek Saturday FOR GREATEST SATISFACTION ■I In all round performance — hiding, ease of application, ap pearance, and long life—you’ll find Moore’s House Paint the very best. It is truly a “satis faction" paint. TOP VALUE Gallon $7.25 (Quart. $2.10 MOORWHITE PRIMER This is an exterior primer Specially Formulated to seal new wood or old weathered painted surfaces. Prevents ab sorption of oil from the finish coat so that the paint job lasts longer, TOP QUALITY Gallon $7.25 Quart $2.10 UPERTE5 $uR«*gweB Four district teams of the Huron-Perth will play an. extra home-and-home series during the regular schedule, it was decided Monday night. The four—Exeter Legion Mo hawks, Dashwood Tigers, Zurich Flyers and Mitchell Legionaires— have spaced their additional games throughout the schedule. Because they are playing more games, these clubs will count only one point per win, while the other clubs will receive the regu lar two points. Monday will see the opening of the league and results of those games should give an indication of strength in the league. Dashwood Tigers, last year’s OHA “D” champions, are slated to meet Exeter Mohawks, defend ing Huron-Perth “C” champions, at the sports day in Dashwood. Two other powerful clubs, Strathroy Dodgers and Mitchell Legionaires, will play a home- and-home series the same day, Zurich Flyers won’t see action until Friday when they play hosts to Strathroy, Exeter Mohawks’ second game will be in Clinton the tribe tests the new crew on Monday, May 31. Innovation in the schedule is the annual all-star game which will be held at Mitchell this year. Instead of the usual north-south classic, a team of Huron-Perth stars will play Listowel Legion aires. All games start at 6:30 except those at Strathroy which begin at 9 p.m. May 24—Strathroy at Mitchell (10:30) Exeter at Dashwood (2:30) Mitchell at Strathroy (8:30) 27— St. Marys at Clinton RCAF Mitchell at Dashwood 28— Strathroy at Zurich.Exeter at ” 31—Exeter at St. Marys June 1— Zurich at ____ _______ 2— Mitchell at St. Marys3— Clinton RCAF at Strathroy4— Clinton Colts at Zurich Dashwood at Exeter 7— Exeter at MitchellSt. Marys at Dashwood8— Strathroy at Clinton Colts Dashwood at Zurich 11— Clinton RCAF at Mitchell Zurich at Exeter Strathroy at Dashwood 12— Clinton Colts at Clinton RCAF 14— Clinton RCAF at St. Marys15— Dashwood at Clinton Colts Zurich at Mitchell17— Mitchell at Clinton RCAF 18— St. Marys at Zurich Mitchell Clinton Colts at Mitchell Clinton RCAF away when Colt Strathroy at Exeter21— Dashwood at Mitchell Exeter at St. Marys22— Strathroy at Clinton RCAF23— Mitchell at Exeter Zurich at Dashwood24— St. Marys at Clinton Colts 25— Clinton RCAF at Exeter Mitchell at Zurich28— Clinton RCAF at Dashwood Zurich at Exeter29— Mitchell at Clinton Colts Zurich at Strathroy July 2—Exeter at Zurich Dashwood at St. Marys5— Exeter at Clinton RCAF 6— Zurich at Mitchell Clinton Colts at Dashwood7— Exeter at Zurich 8— Dashwood at Strathroy Clinton Colts at St. Marys9— Clinton RCAF at Zurich Exeter at Dashwood12—Mitchell at Exeter14— All-Star Game at Mitchell (5:30) Listowel Legionaires vs. Huron-Perth All-Stars15— Clinton Colts at Strathroy16— Zurich at Dashwood 19— Clinton RCAF at Clinton Colts Dashwood at Exeter20— Zurich at St. Marys Exeter at Strathroy22— Clinton Colts at Mitchell St. Marys at23— Dashwood at 26— St. Marys at27— Dashwood at _.........Zurich at Clinton Colts Dashwood at Mitchell29— Clinton Colts at Exeter Mitchell at Dashwood30— Strathroy at St. Marys Mitchell at Zurich Strathroy Zurich Exeter Clinton RCAF > Comments About Cromarty By MRS. K. McKELLAR Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irwin and Grant and Miss Caroline Wassman, of Putnam, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. and Mrs. George Wallace a few days with Mr. and Donald Wallace, Carling- .Chester Lee, of Hensail, was elected president of the Kippen Gun Club Monday night when the annual meeting was held at the farm home of Dr. Gilbert Jarrott. Turkey dinner was served and slides were shown of several shooting scenes by Dr. Keith Watson, of London, and Dr. Charles Thompson, of London. Other officers elected were: vice-presidents, W. Venner, Hen sail, and H. Mathers, Exeter; secretary-treasurer, Lloyd Ven ner, Hensail; assistant, William Kyle, Kippen. Following are scores for the shoot: J. Anderson, Hensall, 19, 23, 24; E. Passmore, Exeter, 18,18; L. Venner, Hensall, 24, 20; H. Mathers, 18, 21; J. Gilbert, Gode rich, 18; Dr. Keith Watson, 18; C. Prouse, Goderich, 17; William Dumby, Goderich, 16,. 16; Wil liam Kyle, Kippen, 18; Dr. Gil bert Jarrott, Stratford, 19; Dr. James Jarrott, London, 19, 25; Thomas Sherpitt, Hensall, 21, 18; C. Lee, Hensall, 19; William Ven ner, Hensall, 16; William Beck, Goderich, 24, 18 Aluminum SCREENS $10 and Up Installed DOORS $38 and Up COOL-RAY AWNINGS $10.90 and Up FANCY GRILLS Fisher's Hardware $3.50 Up to $49.50 PHONE 29 HURON LUMBER CO. LTD. PHONE 48 EXETER SPORT , FOR FREE COLOR ADVICE - WRITE BETTY MOORE | CARE OF. BENJAMIN MOORE .& CO TORONTO 9 EXETER ■~s T-Shirts $2.25 to $12.95 New Bolo Ties! Excellent Selection To Choose From! $2.25 to $12.95 NEW Cottons - Linen-like Weave Wondersilk - Benbergs and Nylons Dress up your sport shirt with a new Bolo Tie I It’s the new est sensation in men’s wear. 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Carmel 20— Brinsley vs. Greenway 25— Shipka vs. Lieury 26— Mt. Carmel vs. Clandeboye27— West Corners vs. Greenway 28— Shipka vs. Brinsley 31—Lieury vs. Mt. Carmel June 1— West Corners vs. Clandeboye2— Greenway vs. Shipka 3— Brinsley vs. Lieury 7— Mt. Carmel vs. West Corners8— Clandeboye vs. Lieury 9— Shipka vs. Greenway 10—West Corners vs. Brinsley14— Greenway vs. Clandeboye15— Lieury vs. West Comers 16— Brinsley vs. Shipka 17— Clandeboye vs. Mt. Carmel21— West Corners vs. Shipka 22— Clandeboye vs. Brinsley 23— Mt. Carmel vs. Lieury 24— Greenway vs. West Corners28— Brinsley vs. Mt. Carmel 29— Shipka vs. Clandeboye 30— Lieury vs. Greenway July 5— Brinsley vs. West Corners6— Clandeboye vs. Greenway 7— Mt. Carmel vs. Lieury8— Greenway vs. Lieury 12— west Corners vs. Mt. Carmel 13— Brinsley vs. Clandeboye14— Lieury vs. Shipka15— Mt. Carmel vs. Greenway 19— Clandeboye vs. Shipka 20— West Corners vs. Lieury22—Mt. Carmel vs. Brinsley26— Greenway vs. Brinsley 27— Lieury vs. Clandeboye 28— Shipka vs. West Corners 29— Greenway vs. Mt. Carmel Mr. spent Mrs. ford. Mr. and Scott, London, visited with rela tives here on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Len Houghton, Frank and Leonard, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton, Jacqueline, Joanne and John, of Mildmay; Mr. and Mrs, John Kemp and Audrey and Valeria Rolph, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rose and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rose and Susan, Mitchell; Gordon Houghton and Mickey Kemp, of London, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. M. Houghton. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar and Mrs. Thomas Scott were guests at the Love-McDougall reception in Exeter on Saturday. Mrs. Verna McKellar, Clinton, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton. The Y.P.S. with their guests, enjoyed a weiner roast Monday evening. Mrs. William Harper returned home from Stratford hospital. Alvin Chappell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Filmer Chappell, met with an accident when riding the seed drill on his father’s farm. In some manner he caught his foot, receiving an injury which re quired several stitches. Mr. Dan Storey received a painful injury to Iris hand while cranking the tractor at of Mr. John Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. tended the graduation held at Mitchell High School. Margaret Walker visited Sun day with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Fisher at Carlingford, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Margaret Ann visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kemp Sun day at Munro. Rev. 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