The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-19, Page 5Fink ba„g.:s.
large one
Ed Fink Of Hensall got him -
a prize,bitSit while .awaY on
a hunting .expedition. .with a
group of London. and Tillsenburg
hunters last lyeek.
The Hensall sportSillan bagged
the 'biggest deer in the .camp on
711.nrsdaY which Weighed between
.230,240 pounds.
The group travelled to Little
Newell Camp on the Pickerel
River just East of Pickerel.
Hunters return home
The group of enthusiastic hun-
ters that included Ed. Morton,
E.merson. Kyle, 'William Bell,
Campbell Eyre, Wes Richard-
son, Jim McAllister, Allan Tre-
rneer, Neil Taylor, Dave Trieb-•
ner and Howard Sinele from
Hensall and district who went
north in the search of game,
were forced to return home
cause of food poisoning, The
group only made a couple of •
runs beforethe. infection
started. On one of the two runs,
NO.1 Taylor shot a 400-500 lb.
bear.
Mitchell - L -I
— Continued from page 6
Third period
7,41ere1am (Delp 2.15
9—('ombines, Collings 3:54
10eli
—Mitell, 11'et-tinan
(Butc)er)
11-51i tette! I , 'Weber
(Me5lillan . . . 12;22
12—Mitehell, Wall .
(Alerriam, Westman) ...... 14.1'2
13—Combines, Wraith
(( °Dings) 13:21
14—Combines, Collings
(Wraith, Fleteher) 13:44
Penalties Fletcher tholding)
11.0.
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Comments about
Kippen
YPU
The Young Peoples met at the
church last Swiday afternoon
with Bob Binnendyk opening the
meeting.
It was decided the Young Peo-
ple would collectfor the Bible
•Society in the near future, also
adopted a project of selling
United Church calendars,
There will be a YP executive
meeting on* December 13, Rev.
McMillan conducted a Bible
quiz.
The topic "Dig into your
Bible, teenagers" Was given with
Rev. McMillan commenting,
Attend trousseau tea
Those attending the trousseau
tea of Miss Rosaline Mallard at
Parkhill last Saturday were
Mrs. Allan Johnson, Mrs. Wil-
mer Jones, Diane Faber, Gwen
Jones, Mrs. Aubrey Farquhar,
Mrs. Alex McBeath and Mrs,
Hugh Hendrick.
The children of SS No. 14 Stan-
ley presented Miss Mollard with
two living room lamps.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor
attended the annual Federation
of Agriculture meeting at the
Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Nov.
2, 3 and 4. Mrs. McGregor was
a voting delegate for the wom-
en's division for the county of
Huron.
Mr. Archie Hoggarth is on a
trip to Moncton, N.B. with Mr.
Ed Little and expects to be home
in a few days.
Messrs, John and Doug Mc-
Gregor are attending the Royal
Winter Fair in Toronto on Thurs-
day and are leaving by bus with
the Junior Farmers,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mc-
Bride, Kitchener, spent a couple
of days recently with Mr, Lorhe
McBride and visited Mrs. R.
McBride at the Queensway Nurs-
ing home.
Mrs. Grant Love of Caro,
Michigan and Mr. Robert Cooper
spent a recent weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride.
Hunters that left last week for
Manitoulin Island included Mes-
srs. Jim Parkins, Herb Mons -
seen, Elzar Mousseau, Leroy
O'Brien, Jack Bannister, John
Robinson, Tom Sherritt and
Rally Grenier.
At the annual Sunday School
meeting it was decided to hold
the Christmas concert on the
evening of December 7.
Mr. And Mrs, Harold Jones
and boys visited Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Albin Fawcett of
Brantford.
Visitors during last week with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowson induct-
ed Mr. and Mrs. James Keene,
Mrs. EwAssack of Stratford, Mr.
Hareld Pickett of Clinton, Mr.
Lloyd and Miss Ella Dowson
of Varna.
Mr. Lou Clark Jr. has sold
his farm to Mr. Nick Bion of
Burgessville.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Beat-
tie arid family of Wingharn visit -
e -t Sunday with Mrs. Robert
McBride of the Queensway NW's-
ing home, and with Mr, Lorne
McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson
were Saturday guests with Mr,
and Mrs. Norman Stanlake of
EX61611.
At the RCAF Centralia bingo
aid variety shoW Saturday eve-
hing, Mr. Lloyd Lovell was one
of the winners.
Sunday Serviee at St. An-
drews United Church was con-
dUcted by Mr. Caffrey Cann of
Exeter and was assisted by Mr.
Emerson Kyle, The Male choir
rendered two numbers, Bob
innendyk singing a stilo, with
Miss Jean 'bison at the organ.
Phone 102
for
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24,4OUR SERVICE
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By MQRLEY AAN130$
The curling season opened
Tuesday, November 10 with the
experienced broom and swim pn.
thusiasts tutoring the beginning
curlers. Free coffee and dough.
nuts were available to all par-
tleinants.
On Wednesday an afternoon
and evening mixed bonspiel WdS
held.
Bill McLean's team made up
of Maida Geiser, Russell Tie-
rnan and Lorne Passmore woo
the afternoon draw. Ulric SnelPs
team consisting of Tone Smith,
Lorne Oke and Helen Mickle
copped the evening competitions.
The regular season's curling
starts on Tuesday, November 17.
Following is the scheduled
draw for the Jones, IllacNaugh-
ton trophy for Tuesday, Nov. 24
and 'Wednesday, Nov. 25.
CURLING CLUB DRAW
Tuesday, November 24
Sheet (7:00 p.m.)
Passmore and G. Dust.he
2—B, Vann and Elliot
0-2. 'Wooden and V. c'ann
4-0. Shane and 3). KIn
5—C. Smith and K. Hockey
(elver (0:13 n.m.)
1—H Pollen and N. MeLaughlin
Dell. and A, Cann
3—R. Taylor and G. Minkle
4--R. Railey and .H. Jeffrey
5-4. Fiddler and C. Farrow
Wednesday, November 25
Sheet (7:00 p.m.)
1-11. Jermyn and D. Ithelotson
2-1t. Snell and U. Snell
Sheet (9:13 Pim)
1—B. MacLean and 14. Cowen
Ottewell and L. team
4—L. Kleinstiver and M. Sanders
Bowling
Statistics
.... ..... . .. ... .
e BANTAM GIRLS
Rig chiefs (S. A. Lindenfield 233) 5
Jr. Chipmunks (B. Whiting 1(16) .(1
Little Mermaids (L. Wells 209) • 5
13obby Sox (D. Snell 324) 41
Spudnieks (51. Garscadden 153) 5
Blowettes (P. Preszeator 164) . .
Standings
Big Chiefs 16
Spudnicks ....... ................. 14,
jr. ChInmunks in
Bobby Sox
Little Mermaids 5
Blowettes ..
JUNIOR GIRLS
Chipmunks (L. Edwards 3691 . 5
Bongoes (Karin Essery 321) ....
e-ltops (IL Campbell 31)1) .. 5
Whizz Bangs (G. Lightfoot 305) 11
Wish Me Lucks (C. Hudgins 256) 3
Coasters (J. Essery 942) ...... A
Standings
Wish Me Lucks 10
Chipmunks' 12
Coasters 10
Be -Bops
Whizz Bangs 7
Bongoes 5
BANTAM BOYS
Theis T-lawks (M. Keay 23(1) 5'
Red Wings (L. Edwards 213) . fl
Silver Darts (T.,. Dobson 236) 5
Tigers (D. Wolfe 1(13) fi
Pepsi Colas (B. McKnight 224)
Falcons (D. Morrow 237) .... 0
standings
Silver Darts 10
Pepsi Colas 14
Tigers 13
Black Hawks 10
Falcons 5
Red 'Wings 0
JUNIOR BOYS
Bombers (P. McFalls 370) 1
Rockets (Larrt Stire 3241 4
Beatnielts (A. Guilford 5031
Dynatniters (D. Wright 4711 5
Daredevils (P. Dzioba 214) 41
Gblden Hawks (R, Wolfe 343) 5
Standings
Dynamite l'S 29
Golden Hawks10
Reatnielts 15
Bombers 15
Rockets 4
Daredevils 4
MEN'S INTER -TOWN
BOWLING LEAGUE
Standings
Exeter ......... 47.
Clinton 44
Clinton A 37
Goderich A. . 36
Wingha:m nt
Goderieh B 33
High Single: Jim Crocker, 351
High Five: Wayne Brown, Wing -
ham, 1250.
Exeter Averages
aim CrOcker.... 225
'
Bob Nicol •.. . ....... . 226
Bob Osgood221
Don Gravett 218
Lorne Haugh 203
"Cap" roster• 203
Aub Farquhar lee
Jim Fairbairn ........... 103
LADIES' FRIDAY NIGHT
LEAGUE
Lazy Six 7, Dropettes
Red Coats 2, Stumblers 5
LUcky Strikes 2, Blue Birch 5
Standings. ....... as
Lazy Six
Red Coats 23
Blue 13irds 20
Stumblers 19
Dropettes. ... 17
Lucky Strikes . 9
High single—K. Stapleton, 215.
High triple—N. Meikle, 531.
High Triples
Dropetles, Be' Brock, 499; Lazy
SIX, Norma, Meikle, 531; Red Coats,
0. Essery, 484; Stumblers, M.
Hockey, 508; Bluebirds, M. Croupe,
454; Lucky Strikes, IL Sadler, 435,
14.s Mattson '1.. ohawksForest
leads ladies
The league -leading Pio 1.).010-
pettes, Be-B0ps, Merry lapis
and Mighty Mice were all seven
point winners in the Exeter
Ladies' Bowling League this
week.
Pin Poppettea stretehed their
lead to 12 points over the second
place Happy Gals and Itot Dogs
by downing the Gals on to
strength of Irene .H.augh's 658
triple.
R. Hendrick paced Be -Bops to
their lopsided victory while 11.
Beaver was high for the Merry
Maids. V. Worm was high for
Mighty Mice.
High averages
A. Mattson has taken over the
lead in the high average club
with 199, Phyllis Haugh holds
down the number two rung with
195 while Dot Munroe is third
with 192. Irene Haugh (658) won
the high triple award for the
week and M. Fisher captured
the hidden score.
High league standings for the
season are: high average, A.
Mattson 199, high triple, S.
Wright 158 and high single, M.
Cronyn. and S. Wright, 303.
Happy Gals (11. Alitnroe 562) • A
Pin Potwettes (I. Haugh 633) 7
lti-Lights (51. Edwards 5(31) 2
Pills P. Hunter-Duvar 555) 5
trot Dogs (11. Durand 603)
1
Rollet(es (4. Smith ow) 9
Jolly .111Is (/'. Simmons 493) 2
Sputnio
ks (R. Murphy 43411 6
jolly Six ((3. Skinner 603)
UPS & Downs (S, Kiefer 3151 ... ... . "'"' ... .... ' . ' .......
Alley Cats (G. Wurm 4R41
Whatnots (21. ('rony() 643)
13e-I3ops (11, Hendrick 567)
Who Cares (51. Atthill 534) •
13lowettes (0. Fram. 556)
1Nee Hopes (4. Weber) 547)
Busy Bees (G. Webster 445)
Lollipops (.I. Lippert 4(1R)
Frisky Six ()3V. Smith 55(1) .
Merry Maids (11. Beaver 569)
Greenhorns( (r) Bonthron 48(1)
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cornhe worked another.-
o
lines played major rolls in the
victory with tenacious checking
and scoring, thrusts.
EXETER 5, FOREST ;
"Off On The Right Foot"
EXTER Goal, Dietrich: de-
fence, Westenhoefer. Weber; centre,
Doig: wings, Sararas, Baynham •
alternates. Pincombe, Wade. Bus-
, sell, Loader, (iral ell, Duval.
.FOREST Coal, harrier defence.
f). Avnistreug, Dunlop; .ceutre.
Binanuieidi wings. Norland. Dun-
ham; alternates, 13. Martin, Stiep-
Ule4,gol:',11.1.e10111.1nISCOetBe'ikiltier°SlitguilnAteitt:;
" (dub goal).
First period
1-1ilareter, ravett
(Leader, Duval)
6
2—Forest, Alartin (Ulrich) 1111::5482
3—Exeter, Plival
(Cravett. Loader) 17:50
Penalties — Johnson (high stick-
ing> 5:4111 D. Armstrong ( Interfer-
ence) 8:28: Weber (oharging,) 9:41:
Nke'cesetnedlonhpoterefrd (interfe)entle) 13:2:,J13.
s
4—Exeter, littyltham 5
5—Forest. Ulrich
(Bloomfie)d, ,Dlinharo)
67 -Exeter, Duval . (001g1 .17:90
Penalties — illoonitield (cross('heeking) 4:441 •Gravet t er(er-
cure) 444: ttham (tripping)
Sheilley high sticking) 1216:
111110 (charging) 17:18.
Third period
7—Exeter, Doig
(Gravett, Loa.der7
) .
Penalties - Armstrong ( rot(g:e-
ing) 1.26, Doi? (holding) 2:53:
))aynhain (elboe mg) 5:06; Wesley -
!teeter (boarding) 6:28: 13, Arm-
strong (r nughtn g) 4:35; Weber
( rottgliing) 6:36; Johnson (high
stiekIng) 13:10; Duval (slashing)
16:04.
Mighty Mire V Wurni 5511 . .
:Handicappers (V'. Gould 37(4)
Nike Hawks (A. Mattson 611)
Standings
Pin Poppettes 39
Het Dogs . ...... . . , 47
1lappy Gals . ............... 47
Itglity Nice • ..... 14
13e, -Bops 43
'Whatnots
Rollettes 41
Alley Cats 30
HandleaPPera . 36
Wee Hopes 37
Blowettes 37
Pills • 37
Ups & ,Downs 36
Lollipops ....... .... 34
Merry Maids . 33
Nile Hawks 03
Jolly Jilts 13
Hi -bights 31
Who Cares 20
gpto n tics ...... ............ 27
Frisky Six • 26
Greenhorns 2()
Busy Bees ......... 15
Jolly Six . . ........ ............ 13
Averages
A. Mattson . . ... 199
P. Haugh . 193
1). Munroe ..... 192
M. Holtzman .... 191*
N. Coleman 190
A, Pooley 187
Cronyn . 187
O. 'Tiernan 153
.7. Lovell ' 152
M. Lovell 182
N. Caldwell 181
D. 'Ronthron 179
179
17,3
175
17R
177
177
177
176
176
P, Simmons
G. Farquhar
B. Sangster
M. Redman
R. Hendrick
E. Datars
4. Cronyn
IL Durand
D. Fuller
Topics from
Elimville,
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Hockey
standings
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7 WOAA GROUP 1
INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
7
5 This Week's Scores:
2 Exeter 5, Forest 2
Mitchell 9. L-1 Combines 5
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
On Sunday morning was .a spe-
cial men's service with the 'male
choir providing the _music. Mr.
Delmer Skinner conducted the
service and Mr. Charles Nelson
of Clinton was guest speaker.
Mrs. M. Routly, of Kirkton,
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Routly.
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Clouthier
and Moral], of London, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Cooper.
Sunday visitors with. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Skinner were Mr. and
Mrs. William Morley, Janice and
Robbie of Whalen, Miss Shirley
Morley of Exeter and Mr. Floyd
Cooper. .
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skin -
MIXED LEAGUE
Globehewlere 3, Cent. Srtikers 4
Hot Toddle4, Chipmunks 3
Crackerjacks 5, Whodunits 2
Standings
Het Toddies .41
Cent. Srikers 36
CracItiajacks ' 13
Globebowlers
'Whodunits 26
Chipmunks 22
Ladies' high single, 11, Hendrick,'
'Men's high single, Charlie Poore,
261.
Ladles' high triple, R. Hendrick,
529.
Men's high trfpie 3. Colighlin
652.
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Standings
J T
Exeter 1 A 0 5
MiLehell 1 n n
Zurirsh nrinn
Philipsburg n n
n 1 n
L -I Combines 0 1 0 5
Future Games:
November
20-7(litchell at Exeter
Forest at Lucan
23—Philipsburg at Forest
21—Zurich al Mitchell
23—Exeter at Lucan
97—Forest al Exeter
lateen at Zurich
Mitchell al Philipsburg
MIDGET LEAGUE
Last Week's Scores:
Exeter 4, Aisle, Craig 1
Lucan 7, Exeter 3
Future Games:
A P
9 o
5 2
(I 0
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:31
Nov, 27—(701a5krpid.ngia) Acres al E-xetdr
Dec. 1—Exeter vs, Lambeth (7:00)
PEE WEE LEAGUE
Last Week's Scores:
Exeter 2, Ailsa Crn.lg 2
Future Games:
November
21—Exeter vls. Lucan (2:35)
23-0, Acres vs. Exeter (4:30)
BANTAM LEAGUE
Last Week's Scores:
Exeter 11, Ailha. Craig 0
Future Games:
November
21—Exeter vs. Lucan (1:351
28-0. Acres vs, Exeter (5:30)
JUVENILE LEAGUE
Last Week's Scores:
Exeter 4, Lucan 4
Future Games:
Nov. 20-0. ..k.cres at Exeter (6:30)
Dec. 4—Lucan at Exeter (7:15)
In 1957, most recent year of
record, there. were 4,076,465
Canadians who paid personal in-
come tax and the average/ tax-
able income was $3,834. '
ner and family visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Rundle of Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Fulton and
Larry visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. R. F'ehlke of•Monk-
ton. Mrs. Pehlke returned for a
visit with them and with Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
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ivisi on
close race
Windmills and Larry's Super-
test.continue to lead their Os-
pective "A" and "$" divisions in
the Exeter Alen's BOWling
League.
Windmills held a four Mint,
advantage Over their elosest ri-
vals, the Big'Six, and a Comfort-
able seven pint difference over
the third place Milkmen.
In the "B" lop Ws different,
Second. place Upstarts pounced
on the Imperials for three vaht,
able points while the ((romp lead-
ers took a 0-1 trimming from
Cromarty Rollers. Rollers, by
virtue of their three point win,
have moved into sole possession
of third place in the standings,
Upstarts are only two bsck of
Larry's Supertest,
In all, the race is nip and
tuck in the whole league as
15 points separates the top from
the bottom. There is only seven
points difference in the top se-
ven clubs,
Free Bowling awards went to
W. Davidson for a high single of
314. Doug Huglison's 762 triple
took a prize while Lloyd SteWart
of Red's Billiards won the bid-
den score award,
"A" LEAGUE
Rockets (D. litighson 762)
:Milkmen (K. McDonald 633)
Windmills (13, Osgood 787)
Wildcats (13. Higgins 584)
Irish in 7.5,
Centinned ..frem page $
goal man and helped, on one
other,. Harrigan and Revingtcm
sank the remaining markers,
Harrigan also collected three as-
sists Yibile Murdy and ilayter
got one .apiece.
For Exeter,. Lester Heywood,
Ricky BoyJd and Fred Ltainli
shared the scoring °Wont. Bight
winger Fred Wells and Boyle
O6.01 received two assists.
EXETER—Qoal, Howard; de-
fence, L, IleyWeed, Turvey; cen-
tre, ft. Boyle; wings, La IP b..
Wells; alternates, Slips,..111eFaits,
Wright, (looperi Schroeder and
Tryon,
LUCAN—Q oa.l.„ Darling, .de-
fenee, Murdy, Neill; centre, Har-
rigan; wings, Cenlin, O'Neil;
alternates, Revington, Egan,
QuWayi Bond, Coughlin,. Hayter,
tftgir4Z2.0W4i.agliI4a-WitiaQiZii
NOW$ from North
Bosanquet
•Mitmait'ar=w,::azz,am.tazamo
Mr, ;and Mrs. Roy Watson and
family of Parkhill visited , the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Romphf, on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Mac Melville
and Peggy visited recently in
Nashville,Tenn,, and attended
4• • ,•n.1 d
•
n the "Ole Opre' .
Mr o and Mrs. Elmer Walker
1 and Dianne of London visited
Butchers (11. Wolfe 0,t6) 3 ,at home over ,the weekend.
Tradesmen (10. Heywood 630) ,1. Weekend visitors with Osier
!: Crawford and John were Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Smith of Lon-
a
I don and Jan Van Overloop of
2 Mount Brydges,
9 Mr, and Mrs. William David-
son of the Turkey Bar visited in
Hamilton over .the weekend
Pinpo)mers (B. Nieol (:29) .. 11.
Tip Toppers IT Wright 62(3) .....
13ig Six (S. Frayne 719)
Red's Billiards (A. Blanke 7)9)
Spares (IL Van Dorsi'', 652)
Pepsis (T. 'MacDonald 634)
Standings
Windmills - 30973
Big Six 3on25
Milittnen 29837
Spares 29917
'Rockets 29247
Red's Billiards 30331.
Pinpoppers 28437
Butchers 20274
27633
28756
24092
27190
Tradesmen
Tip Toppers .
Pepsis
Wildcats
"B" LEAGUE
Ranknionts (G. howens 72)3)
Co-op (D. Dobson 594)
Upstarts (E. Watson 025)
Imperials (3. Marks 671)
C. Rollers (51 Allen 528)
L. SUpertest (L. Rumpel 580)
Kippen Tigers (G. Ross 610)
Canners (D. Rooth 652)
Paint Pots (V. Smith 5531
Kingpins (J. Bunn 497)
Edselaires a, Hendrick 549)
GM'S (K. Kirk 531)
• Standings
L, Supertest 286117 25
• Upstarts ..... ................. ... 28389 23
C. Rollers , 27227 22
Imperials - 3 - 21
Edsela.ires 27385 20
Kingpins 27563 19
Paint Pots 26202 18
Canners 27369 16
Bankmonts 26911 15
Co-op 26277 14
Kitmen Tigers 26965 13
GM's 26290 10
High Averages
Rob Osgood .... .......... ......• .... 238
W. Davidson . 232
Jim Crocker . . 224
A. Bidwell 224
Chub Edwards 222
A. Blanke 222
aim Hennessey 221)
Stan Frayne 219
hob Nicol 218
Jack Fuller 218
Murray Brintnell .217
Ray Smith 215
Lorne B a.0 gb 212
Eric Heywood 211
Bob Pooley 210
"Cap" Foster 210
Don Gravett 209
Harry ;Holtzman 207
Ray Van Dorselaar 207
Don Case _ 205
Neil Red in7:tm 203
B. Cooper 263'
D. Trushinskl 203
J. Gibson 203
George' Glendenning 202
Attb Farquhar .. 202
Lloyd Cushman 200
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Marine' Cadets from HMS Pro-
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Phone 99 FURNITURE
Exeter
Special Discount Sale
Made -To -Measure Suits
By House of Stone
SAVE '10
On a House of Stone Two -Piece Suit
SAVE '15
On a House of Stone Three -Piece Suit (Extra Pants)
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special Christmas draw. Ask us for details.
Gould & Jory
PHONE 974 EXETER
rot
After Repeal
Many people are asking • • •
"WHAT LEGAL OUTLETS WILL EXETER,
GET AFTER REPEAL OF THE CTA?"
HERE ARE THE 'FACTS
Exeter, not being under local option, could apply for
a government liquor and a brewers retail store —
without a second vat.
The Exeter branch of the Canadian Legion would be
eligible for a private club licence — alsO without a
vote.
NO BEVERAGE ROOMS
Beverage rooms, cocktail bars or any other public
licences could not be established in Exeter or any.,
where else in the county without, a further vote in
which three-Eifths of the electors of the municipality
concerned register their approval.
HURON CITIZENS
LEGAL 'CONTROL COMMITTEE
.JOHN E. HUCKINS,. CHAIRMAN