The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-28, Page 7•
CONSOLATION WINNERS, WHO CARES—Front, from left, Mavis Atthill, Lois Brint-
nell, captain; Dorothy Wilson; back, Sally Goertzen„ Elsie ,Tory, Etta Kopp, Elaine
Pinder, Absent, Pat Dobbs.
Huron -Perth ball loop
opens sche
Dashwood Tigers will enter-
tain Zurich Lumber Kings, last
ear's Ontario intermediate "C"
champions, this Friday evening
(May 29) in Dashwood as the.
!Huron -Perth Intermediate Base-
ball League opens its 1959 base-
ball schedule.
Six teams make up the Huron -
Perth grouping this year as two
junior clubs will participate
Bowlingclub
reorganizes
Howard Truemner was elected
president of ,the Exeter Lawn
Bowling Club al. a meeting held
on Tuesday night, Alf Andrus
accepted the vice - president's
post. while Ross Taylor was
nominated as second vice- presi-
dent,
"Pop" Watson and B.
Francis make up the '59 grounds
committee while the jitney COM -
mitten consists of Wes Ryck-
man, Al[ Andrus:, Ross Taylor,
Mrs. Ted Pooley and Mr, C.
Watson
In charge of Membership is
Ted Pooley, !Ulric Snell and B.
Al. Francis. .while the tourna-
ment committee is made. up of
Harvey Pollen and Ulric Snell.
The club will officially open
on June 2 at 7:00 pni A game
has been slated to take place
between rinks skipped by the
club's president and vice-presi-
dent.,
The grounds committee is rap-
idly working on the local greens
to round them into shape for the
opening day..Exeter Lawn Bowl-
ing Club officials are also look-
ing for ,new members. Anyone
interested in • trying .their luck
at the game is cordially invited,
All they have to .do ;is get in
touch with one of the present
members. ,
Bowling Banquet
—Continued from Page 6
Westeott, Betty Wilson, Betty
Mum, Barb Gifford, Norma Cole-
man, Jeanettie Lippert, Helen
Swartz, Mary Kipling, Verlyn
Lindenfield, Maida Gaiser, Lois
Webb, Marion Schenk, ;loan
Parsons, Helen Marriage, Alrna
Freszcatiir, Pat Beavers, Ann
Cronyn, Verna Wurn).
Toronto Comedian Alex Reid
and pantorninist Ben Dane added
hilarity to the evening's pro-
gram and London's famous 3oey
Hollingsworth sang and. danced
for an enthusiastic audience.
Trees—that is to say, the for-
ests—provide per capita income
in New Brunswick 50 per cent
higher than the all -Canada ave-
rage.
duly Friday
along with four intermediate
tea MS,
St. Marys, Dash:wood, Zurich
and Mitchell make up the inter-
mediate group while Goderich
and Listowel have entered jun-
ior teams in a home and home
schedule.
While ,the juniors play a .home
and home schedule with each
intermediate club, the inter-
mediates will play a double
round within their own classifica-
tion.
Mjlchelt Legionnaires will visit
Zurich on June 1 for the initial
game of the year in the OBA
champions' home town.
The final game Of the schedule
will be played on July 28 after
which four intermediate clubs
will enter into their respective
league playoffs for the right to
enter OBA playdowns,
May
29—Zurich at Dashwood
30—St. Marys at Goderich
(3:50 p.m.)
JUn e
t .Milclie11 at Zarich
3—Dashwood at Mitchell
5— Zurich Rt S. 'Marys
Goderlch at Dashwond
Mary' at Zurich
Mitchell at Dashwood
12. Zurich at Goderich
1‘1 lichcll at St. Niarys
13. -Goel °rich al Mit 0111,11
17—Dashwood at Zurich
13 ',Mitchell a iraicrich
19—Dash wood at St. Marys
22—Zurich i t Mitchell
St. Marys at Dashwood
24 Si. :Marys al Mlichoil
25- -4;ndcrich 1 Zurich
29—Dashwood at Goderich
July
a4. Si. Marys
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'55 METEOR NIAGARA SEDAN,
Iow mileage,
'54 METEOR COACH, radio
'53 STUDEBAKER COACH, ori.
ginat
'52 BUICK SEDAN, automatic,
radio,
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MISS !Wilda 'Pollock .of Hitehe-.
Church at '.:,,entralia
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ner, was a weekend vsitor' wild
' ''''' . .. .,........ filin. .since Saturday.
patient in Victoria Hospital, ,Lfen-,.1
.. „ . „ .. 9 -lips uggerrs. Aron: litelten. 4, reeetottalwamommaimmilmaamilia.........o..amotowootothomatolotaoteemegoogo. -,
Mrs. A. McFalls, Mrs. S. Me- • E.
- Falls. Miss Flossie Davey and ,
Miss Helen Meralls visited with
Mr. and Mrs. William Bird in
Strathroy an Saturday afternoon.
Among those attending the an-
niversary ,serviee -on Sunday
morning and ,visiting with friends
and relatives were:
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cowdry and
Fred at Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cowdry of London with!
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable
I
.allMdr:E). iailni:ed Airs. Hugh Love and
Maurice of Exeter, Mr. And Mrs.'
Peter Ravelle ,of Grand Bend
with Mr. and Mrs. K. -Greb and
Wayne. I
Mrs. R. Paynter ,and David,
Mr. and Mrs, William, Allison,.
,1Wr., and Mrs. Ray Jaques with
Mr. and Mrs. F, Bowden and
t Margaret Rose.
Mr. .and Mrs. Howard Cunning -
ton, Janet and baby David of
!Elimville visited with Mr. and
1 ciMaryst Fred Cunnington on Sun- 1 •
I 1
Mrs. (Rev,) J. T. Clarke, Mrs.
3. Essery and Mrs. Charles!
Roliings, .accompanied by 111CM-
bers of the CGIT attended the
CGIT graduation exercises in
the Brucefield United Church' on
Sunday afternoon. Sharon Shot-,
dice and Blanche Railings were
among the graduates.
During the s e r v lc e Airs.
Clarke was presented with an 11-
luminaled .scroll in honor of
thirty three years of service in
CGIT work, She and the gra-
cluates were each presented with
a corsage.
Personal ite; is
Mrs. 111, Elliott, Mrs. C. Me -
Dowell, Miss A. Anderson, Mrs.
George Dunn, Mrs. L. Hodgson,
Mrs. A. Hicks, Mrs. A• Essery,
Mrs. W. R. Essery, Mrs. ,J, Es-
sery, Mrs, 0. Langford, Miss F.
Davey and Mrs. E. Haist at-
tended the Blossom Tea in the
Elimville United Church on Wed -
The 'Times.Acivocatp, May .23 ,11.959: Palm
marks anniversary
By MRS. FRED BOWPEN
The I1911. R. S. Hinz of Main
Street. Exeter, was the guest
speaker for the anniversary
service in the United Church on
Sunday morning with a large
congregation in attendance.
Using as his subject "The
Church', Rev. Hiltz delivered a
fine message and gave his lis-
teners much food for thought.
Be spoke of the importance of
the church in the community
and of its far-reaching possibili-
ties. He felt that the hearts of
many lonely and unfortunate
people could he made happier
through the influence of the
church.
Mr, W. H. Lambourn of Hick-
son, who has sung in the Cen-
tralia church on previous oc-
casions was the guest soloist
and sang two, solos.
The junior and senior choir
provided the music for the serv-
ice.
Honored for CGIT service
InesdaY afternoon of last week.
Mr. Steve 'Molnar who has been
holidaying with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Molnar, left on Sun -
!day to take up his work in King-
ston.
. Mrs. Glenn Robinson, Mrs. R.
Rowe. Mrs. R. Lightfoot, Mrs
F.Hicks, Mrs. R. Shoebottom
and Mrs. Ttay Laramie attended
the mother and daughter ban-
quet for the Brownies and fiirl
',Guides at the airport on Wed-
nesday evening of last week.
I Messrs, L. Hodgson, L. Mor-
gan, K. Hodgins, B. Borland,
Leonard Wilson and Ray Lammie
.attended the Masonic service in
!the Trivitt Memorial Church in
'Exeter on Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James. Earl of
:Exeter were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn.
Rev. A, 3, and Mrs. Smale of
Windsor were recent visitors
with 'the former's sister and bra-
t ther-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, L. B.
Hodgson,
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9.,
A CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT OF
rket
rold Holtzman
and
Har
1.6
olive
are pleased to announce. we have purchased Fink's
Meat Market, effective June 1, which we will continue
to operate underthe seine name,
Since each of us has over 13 years of exper-
ience, we feel we are qualified to provide the high
standard of choice meats and prompt service which
customers have learned to expect from Fink's: We
invite the continued patronage of our friends in Ex-
eter and district.
Watch For Opening Sale
NEXT WEEK !
hank
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1 want to express my sincere appreciation to
the people of Exeter and district for the kind patron-
age and loyalty which they have extended to me
during my 15 years as proprietor of Fink's Mat
'Market,
1 am happy to recommend my successors, liar -
Old Holtzman and Harold Wolfe, who have worked
with tne for 13 years, 1 am confident they will pro-
vide the community with the finest in choice quality
Meats.
We will continue to provide the same service
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and Packaging For
Home Freezers
Dalton Finkbein er
We. Need Old'
Eye 'Glasses.
Exeter Lions Club is collecting old eye glasses to
send to India where they will be distributed among
the needy. If you have .a pair or two which are no
DO longer serviceable why not donate them to us 50
that we may put them to good use You may deposit
them at any of the following stores or give them to
any member of the Lions Club.
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SNELBROVES * HURON LUMBER .COMPANY
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VIVIats'*UC
'WEN
osm-ATER
PROGRESS
LIES
AHEAD
On. June 11, the people of Ontario will
exercise their democratic right to chart
the future course of our province.
Before them will be the record of
achievement of a decade of wise policies
and sound management under the gov-
ernment of Premier Leslie Frost... ten
years in which Ontario's advances in
the development of resources, business
expansion and human betterment on
all fronts have beeii unprecedented in
Canada or anywhere in the world..
Prentier Leslie Frost
kM.v Report to the People If Ontario
4th May, 1959.
Under Progressive Conservative ad-
ministration, the stage has been set for
even greater progress in the years ahead.
The Premier has announced far-reach-
ing and far-sighted plans for govern-
ment action to continue and increase
this dynamic development which has
become the envy of the entire world.
The election issue is therefore simple
and straightforward. The, accomplish-
ments of the pasthave been tremendous,
,but even greater progress lies ahead. It
can and will be achieved only under
these same wise policies and with' the
same skilled and steady hand at the
helm of the ship of state.
XuAlivhed,hr ahr Polgrcrfiv, pomPradve Assaciati ec,~leto
In Huron Riding, Re ---elect
MacNaughton, Charles S
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE .CONSERVATIVE JUNE 11
In North Middlesex,. Vote.
tewart ‘Afilliarn A.