The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-06-27, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 27th, 194G
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Soldiers’ Memorial Service
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The Municipal Council of the Township of McGillivray
cordially invites the general public, friends, and relatives of the
undernamed men who gave their lives in the late war, to attend a
Memorial and Unveiling service at the Soldier’s Monument, West
McGillivray, on Sunday, July 7th, 1048, at the hour of 2.30 p,m„
(D.S.T.),
The special speaker for the day will be the H/Major, the
Rev. Morley Colling, RJTh., of Chatham, a returned chaplain who
sqw service overseas during five and a half years, He was also
made Senior Chaplain jn Italy, and was mentioned in despatches
for his services. (M.I.D.
The nanies of the men are as follows, and have been
inscribed on the west side of the monument and will be unveiled
at tills service,
ROY A. BOWMAN, July 25, 10*3
JOHN W. HAWKEY, Jan. 24, 1044
BUTTON O. BROPHEY, March 26, 1944
KENNETH J. WHITE, May 26, 1044
ROBERT B. HODGINS, June 11, 1044
RAYBURN ULENS, June 22, 1044
GORDON R. LUTHER, July 10, 1044
_ JOSEPH P. BOLAND, July 29. 1044
HARVEY D. LEWIS, July 20. 1044
REGINALD WATMORE, August 8, 1944
FLOYD SHANK, August 20, 1044
GEORGE F. PATTERSON, November 14, 1044
The citizens of McGillivray are especially urged 0 attend
this Memorial and Unveiling service to the memory of the men
who went out from our homes and gave all for King and Country.
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Sports Calendar
THURSDAY, JUNE 27tli
Ladies’ Softball—
Exeter at Dublin,
Hensall at Dashwood.
Hardball-^-
Lucan at Hensail,
FRIDAY, JUNE 28th
Hardball—
Clinton at Mitchell.
Men’s Softball-
Grand Bend at Sharon,
Dashwood at Exeter,
TUESDAY, JULY 2nd
Hardball—
Lucan at Exeter.
Men’s Softball—
Exeter at Dashwood.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd
Men’s, Softball—
' Sharon at Grand Bend.
Local Office
For Hospitalization
W. H. Hodgson
Phones: Office 24 - Res. 162J
Exeter - Ontario
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FAREWELL SERMON
Rev. D. McTavish, who
past nine years has been
of Calvary United church
don, preached his .farewell sermon
dr ’Sunday prior to going to St.
Paul's United church, St. Cathar
ines. At the conclusion, of the eve
ning service Mr. McTavish was sur
prised by his congregation and pre
sented with a cheque for $'435.00.
The cheque represented the cost of
a trip for -Mr. and Mrs. McTavish to
British Columbia where they will
visit with their son John before
resuming their new position. ■
Zion S. S. Picnic
The Sunday School picnic was
held at the Lions Park, Seaforth,
on Saturday last witn a large at
tendance. The following are the
results cf the races: girls, .6 years
and under, Miary Dickey, Doris
Brock; boys, 6 years and under,
Edward Hern, Freddy Miller; girls,
6 to 10, Elaine Hern, Pearla Hern;
boys, 6 to 10, Keith Hern, ''Roy
Dykeman; girls, 10 to 14, Marilyn
Hern, Phyllis Hern; boys, 10 to 14,
Bob Hern, Wilbury Knowles;
young ladies' race, Anna Brock,
Jean Brock; young men’s race, Ken
Hern, Harry Hern, Clif Jaques; 3-
legged race, Jean Brock and Ken
Hern, Anna Brock and Clif Jaques;
married . ladies race, Mrs. A ngus
Earl, Mrs. J. Dykeman; married
men’s race, E. Miller, Lloyd Hern;
life savers race, Ken Hern's side;
ladies’ kick-the-slipper, Mrs. Angus
Earl, Marilyn Hern; men’s kick-
the-slipper, Harold Hern, Ken
Hern; newspaper race, Clif Jaques;
clothespin race, 1‘ ,
and Ken Hern, Mrs. Harold
and E. Miller; blind man’s
Jean Brock and Art Hern,
Brock and Ken Hern; hoop
Art Hern’s side; obstacle
Anna Brock; boys’ sack race, Clif
Jaques; girls’ sack race, Elaine
Hern; peanut race, Mr. and Mfrs.
Ward” Hern; cracker race, Harry
Hern.
Hardball Team
In Third Place
SPORTS
Schilbe, 2b ..........
Krueger, cf ..........
b Haugh, ss .........
q Shaw, p ............
id O'Brien .............
EXETER
Hayter, ss «..»♦«....
J, Creech, cf, rf ....
A. Fahrner, p .....
Smith, c ...............
Har. Hpltzman, 3b
Elson, If ...............
Hennessey, lb .....
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tie, Anna Brock
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The local hardballers evened
their score with Zurich by winning
the game at the Community Park
Monday night 10-6 before a large
crowd of spectators, The win put
the locals in third place.
Exeter teed off Heideman in
first inning to score foui' runs,
the third Zurich took advantage
five singles and errors to score
six of their runs and ’put them
the lead, Exeter scored one run
the fourth when Hayter doubled
and scored on a wild pitch.
Smith and Holtzman both scored
in the fifth to put Exeter in the
lead and increased it in the seventh
when Creech and Smith clouted
doubles and Fahrner smashed a,
triple. All three scored.
Smith continued his hot hitting
pace with a triple, double and a
single. All Zurich .hits were held
to singles5 Harold Holtzman's run
ning catch robbed Youngblutt of
what looked like a sure hit
seventh.
ZURICH
Marshall, 3b ......
L. O’Brien, rf ....
Gascho, lb ........
a Stade, ss, p ...
Youngblutt, c ...
Block, If ............
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Replaced Stade in second
Relieved Stade in seventh
Batted for Haugh in eighth
Hensall Rallies for 11“5 Win
Bunching 11 runs in the last
foui- innings, Hensall defeated .Mit
chell 11-5 in Hensall, Monday night.
Mitchell had held a two-run advan
tage until the fifth, when the win
ners countered three to give’ them
a lead they never relinquished.
Tudor topped the Hensall slug
gers with a home run- and double
while Smith was best for the los
ers with two hits.
Mitchell ... 000 2,01 i200 5 6 3
Hensall .... 0'00 035210 11 8 3
Deering and Powell; Joynt and
Kerslake.
Refurps From the West
Mr. and Mrs, C. S. MacNaughtop,
Heather aud Johnny have returned
home after visiting for several
weeks at Brandon, Man. Mrs. Mac-
Naughton's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Fulcher, of Brandon, returned
with them to visit for a few days.
Sharon Trims Exeter
• Sharon defeated Exeter 18-8 at
■the Exeter Community Park on Fri
day night. Gaiser, of Sharon, and
McDonald, of Exeter, each collected
a homer.'
EXETER—Smith, rf; Page, ss;
McDonald, lb; Ryckman, 2b; Wein,
cf; Stire, c; Hunter-Duvar, 3b;
Hannigan, p; Davis, If.
SHARON-—R, Haugh, 2b; Ryan,
ss; Complan, p; Pfaff, c; H. Ford,
cf; Mlurphy, 3b; Vincent, lb; Gaiser
If; J. Ford, rf.
Score by innings:
Sharon ............. 131 210 253
Etxeter 201 001 004
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and thgir third straight win. The
winning pitqhei' also bagged the
only home run of the .game,
HENSALL—Jolly, c; Wren, cf;
Russell, lb; Walff, 3 b; Glenn, .ss;
Bell, p; Bice, 2b; Petzke, If; Mickle
rf; Buchanan p.
Exeter-~4i4ndeixfield, p; Richards,
lb; Lawson, ss; Wein, 3b; Gilmour,
rf; Page, i2b; Gibson, If; Hunter-
Duvar, cf; Sweet,, c; Wells, Tb;
Crocker, ss.
Score by innings: RHE
Hensall 00i0' 000 000 0 3 5
Exeter 002 316 G'Otx 18 22 5
21-A COMBINE, 12-FT
new Cockshutt 13-disc fertilizer drill.
M-H 6’ mower,
rubber-tired wagon.
M-H 7 binder.
M-H ll~hoe fertilizer drill.
LH.C. 11-hoe fertilizer drill,
disc 3-furrow plow,
one-way discs, 6’ and 8’,
pressure system.
We can also install M-H Milkers any time—all equipment
on hand.
Dashwood Wins Three
Dashwood moved into undisputed
possession of first place with a 7-4
win over Grand Bend .last Wednes
day night. Kraft was the big gun
for Dashwood with a
two doubles.
Score by innings;
DashWood .... 010
Grand Bend ..... 10 0»
DASHWOOD — Musser, If,
Gaiser, cf; Willert, 2b; Wein, as;
Kraft, c; Hayter, 3b; Rader, lb;
W. .Desjardine, rf; Mason, p,
GRAND BEND—Mason, cf; Bes-
terd, ss; L. Desjardine, 2b; Dawe,
rf; Ravelie, 3b;
Shaw, c; Statton, lb;
Six Straight Wins
Dashwood won
straight game by edging out Grand
Bend 4-3 at the Dashwood diamond
Friday night,
GRAND BEND—Mason, cf; Bes-
terd, ss; Haist, lb; L, Desjardine,
2b; Dawe, rf; Ravelie, 3b; A, Gais
er, If; Statton, c; Masse, p.
DASHWOOD — Musser, If; J.
Gaiser, cf; Willert, 2b; Kraft, c;
Wein, ss; Hayter, 3b; Rader, lb;
W. Desjardine, rf;
Score by innings:
Grand Bend .......
Dashwood
Umpires
Klumpp.
Shut Out Sharoy
In the fastest played
Sharon 4j0’ behind the
pitching of Geri-y Mason.
SHARON—L. Haugh,
Gaiser, If; Vincent, lb; -jex^x, u,
H. Ford, cf; Murphy, p; R. Haugh,
3b; Morlock, ss; Kestle, rf.
DASHWOOD — J. Gaiser, cf;
Wein, ss; Willert, 2b; Kraft, c;
Hayter, 3b; Rader, lb; Desjardine,
rf; Restemeyer, If; Mason, p.
Score by inning:
Sharon ...
ash wood
homer and
A.Gaiser, If;
Masse, p.
their sixth
Mtason, p.
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200 000 llx 4
Lawless, Merner and
game of
three-hit
R. B. WILLIAMS
Massey-Harris Sales and Service
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Supplies of Grain are not too large—feed
carefully and feed well with Co-op feeds
WE .HAVE' RECEIVED OUR SUPPLY OF TWINE
Buy now and be prepared.
$9,00 cwt. 550 ft.500 ft.$19.00 ,
There is still some Hay-Pork Rope and Hay-Pork Cable available.
We have received a supply of 3% D.D.T. Agricultural Dust for
your garden and field plants; also a limited amount of 3% D.D.T.
Copper Dust for early and late blight on potatoes. ~
There are two root dusters available.
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR OATS NOW.
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Exeter District Cooperative
Young Lady Visitor—Are people
drowned very often at this place?
Old Salt—No, lady, only once.
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220 0010' OOx 4 6
Umpires—Morrison and Kraft.
Pitches Three-Hit Ball
Verden Lindenfield pitched three-
hit ball last Thursday night at the
Community Park to give the Exeter
girls an 18-0 shutout over Hensall
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A Terrific Hit
Monday, Dominion Day, July 1st
Softball Tournament
at 2 o’clock D.S.T.
Teams__Lieury, Brown’s Bakery. London, Grand Bend and
another well-known team
Good Competition—Lieury -and Grand Bend were tied, 2-all
when weather prevented completion of game on last
tournament, May 24—3 Games in all—Be Sure to See Them
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Dancing Every Night
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Gordon Delamont and his Orchestra
Gordon’s Orchestra Broke all Previous Records at th^ Beautiful Sky Club Brant Inn
Gave Lakeview Casino One of the Greatest Season’s Openings Last Week.
Record-Breaking Crowds with Canada’s Newest Band Sensation
Coming ART HALLMAN Tuesday, July 9th
Horse Back Riding, Bowling, Dancing, Speed Boat Riding
Roller Skating, Swimming, Fishing, Golfing, Games Galore
You’ll Enjoy Every Minute of Your Stay at
LAKE HURON’S FINEST RESORT
Sunday Concert, June 30
at 9 o’clock D.S.T.
Variety Entertainers
All Star Program—Paul Brothers, Avella, the Magician, Earl
Heywood and others, making up a grand concert for young
and old One Hour Show Silver Collection