HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-02-01, Page 4Page 4 I'HE TIMES-AU VACATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1951
Artificial Ice
Discussed At
Lucan C Of C
The Lucan Chamber of Com
merce field their meeting at
Memorial Centre on Monday eve
ning, January 29, with an oyster
supper,
H. B. Langford, president,
spoke of the Chamber of Com
merce being organized to two
years ago to sponsor the Lucan
and Community Memorial Centre.
The building is practically
for; $15,000 was raised in
time.
Erwin Scott, chairman of
trol Board, explained how
fimal ice could be put in.
Reeve Harold Corbett
the work that had been
plished and after the a:
completed they could carry on
as a go-between for business.
Election of officers for 1951:
President, Wesley Revington;
vice-president, Karl O’Neil; sec
retary, Roy H. Stanley; treas
urer, Donald Banting; honourary
director, Reeve Harold Corbett.
Board of directors: Chairman,
Erwin Scott; John McLean,
est Lewis, Arthur Hodgins,
ray Abbott, Jack Murdy,
Pitt, Melvin Bradley, Ivan
and Ivan Stanley.
Erwin Scott extended a
of thanks to retiring
II. B. Langford.
Dr. H. C. George showed mov
ing pictures of China.
Present Comedy
The A.Y.P.A. of Holy
Church are presenting a
comedy entitled “Let’s
Again” in the Lucan Memorial
Centre on Friday, February 2, at
8 p.m. This is being produced
and directed by Mrs. Clarence
Hardy; conveners, Marion Cour
sey and Austin Hodgins. After
the program, Adam Brock and
his orchestra will play for a
dance.
paid
that
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Ern-
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president,
Trinity
musical
Do It
Frank Stanlake
Frank Stanlake, aged 76,
former contractor and farmer,
died suddenly Friday night from
a heart attack at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. George Miller.
He had lived in tho village two
years. He was born near Grand
Bend. He had lived in Denfield
and farmed in Biddulph Town
ship and was a member of
School Basketball Teams Lose Centralia Choir
To Mitchell, Split Exhibition Tilts
seniors
district
basketball league with two wins
over Exeter Thursday night.
The senior boys took ^.36-30;
trimming on the
floor. The girls,
ing at half time,
defeat 26-10.
Boys
EXETER—Cann,
8; Heimrich, 4; Gilfillan, 2;
Moir* 5; Haberer; McAllister and
Durand.
MITCHELL—Bailie, 12; Stacey;
ARcheson, 6; Eisler; Elliot, 15;
Woods; Douglas; Campbell;
Bailie; Selves,1.
Girls
EXETER—Jean Taylor, 8;
lop, 2; McKnight; Blowes;
ley Taylor; Pooley; Batten;
nie Taylor; Hopper; B
Thompson; Beer.
MITCHELL—Scott; Harmer, 2;
Jordon; Sawyer, 10; Edighoffer,
14; Greenway; Rodger; Kraemer;
Martyn; Cook; Stevenson; Pearn.
Juniors Wlup St. Marys
Exeter District High School
junior boys basketball team
trounced St. Marys Collegiate 43-
17 in a Wossa cage fixture in
Exeter Thursday,
Middleton, with 10 points, was
high man for the winners, fol
lowed by Cudmore, Hicks,
O’Brien and Youngblut with six
each. Marin, with six points, and
Kinsman with four, were best
Mitchell high school
took over top spot in the
small Mitchell
although lead-
went down to
11; Schroeder,
Gilfillan,
Dun-
Shir-
Mar
x’ a y;
for St. Marys.
ST. MARYS-
man 4,
Moir 1,
Watt, Bodenfiam 2,
Graham 2,
EXETER—Cudmore
6, Rowclifffe, O’Brien
ton 10, Youngblut 6,
Schroeder 4, McCurdy 2
sons, Finley 1.
Girls Win Over London
Although the Exeter District
High School girls got off to a
bad start in the first half of an
exhibition game, they came back
with flying colours in the last
half to defeat the Catholic Cen
tral High of London by a 19-12
score,
had a
For
lor w
found
points,
were netted by Dorothy
C.C.H. Wins 40-24
In the second game
double bill the junior boys from
Catholic Central High held the
upper hand oer the Exeter lads
throughout the hard fought
game. At half time the Forest
City boys were out in front 13-8
and during the remainder of the
game they increased their lead
until the final whistle when* the
score read 40 to 24.
EXETER—Cudmore 4, Hicks
10, Rowcliffe, O’Brien 2, Middle
ton, Yungblut 4, Sturgis, Schroe
der 2, McCurdy 2, Parsons, Fin-
•Martin 6, Kins-
Knowles, Loucl, Major,
Bradshaw 1, Fulcher,
Wilson 1,
(J, Hicks
6, Middle-
Sturgis 3,
Par-
At half time the visitors
lead of S to 5.
the home team, Jean Tay
as high scorer
the hoop foi* a
The other six
when she
neat 13
counters
Pooley.
of the
Leader Honored
A very pleasant evening was.
spent in the schoolroom of the
church on Thursday of last week
when the choir sponsored a. so
cial evening for Mrs. G. F. Pen-*
warden previous to their depar
ture from the village. Mr. Ger
ald Godbolt made a very capable
chairman for the evening. Num
bers on, the programme included
a sing song led by Mr.
Hodgins, a reading by Mrs.
burn, a piano duet by Mrs.
inson and Mrs. Essery, a
solo by Mrs, Skinner and the gos
sip column taken by seven girls.
The evenings entertainment
was highlighted by several im
promptu quartette numbers with
Mrs. Penwarden taking part in
the last one, at the close of
which an address was read by
Mrs. McCurdy and the presenta
tion of a beautiful double-pedes
tal Duncan Phile table was made
by Mr. Gerald Godbolt and
0. Brown.
M rs. Penwa rden very ubly
pressed hex* appreciation of
gift. Mr. Penwarden and Harold
were invited to the platform and
they added their appreciation to
that of Mrs. Penwarden.
Mr. Andrew Hicks in a very
fine manner outlined the work
of the choir under Mrs. Pen-,
warden’s leadership and express
ed regret over their departure
from our midst. A quiz was con
ducted by Mr. R. Gates after
which lunch was served and a,
very pleasant evening
brought to a close.
“I'm afraid our son will bo in
the hospital for a long time.”
“Why, did you see the doc
tor?”
“No but
*
I saw his nurse.” * * #
Football fields are called grid
irons because the white lines
crossing the field resembles a
gridiron.
Dashwood Beats
Lloyd
Hep-
Rob-
piano
Mr
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the
Personal Items
Mr- Cecil Skinner underwent
an operation in Victoria Hospital
London, last week. His many
friends wish him a speedy re
covery.
Miss Evelyn Wright has enter
ed Victoria Hospital, London, as
a student nurse and left on Mon
day to begin her duties. We
wish her success in her training.
Mx’, and Mrs. Howard Hodgson
were Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. K. Greb.
Corporal and -Mrs. J. McCoomb
and daughter moved last week
tp their new home in Exeter.
The Library Board are spon
soring a showing of films in the
school on Monday evening Feb.
the 5th.
The Y.P.U. will meet in the
schoolroom of the church on
Monday evening Febuary 5th.
Overseas Bale
The W.M.S are packing a bale
for Overseas relief. Anyone hav
ing good used clothing, please
leave it at the church on or be
fore February 9th. New and used
baby clothing is especially re
quested. Anyone desiring futher
information on this worthy pro
ject kindly contact the W.M.S.
supply secretary, Otto
Brown.
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Contract Barley
We are now contracting Barley for the Canada Malt
ing Co. on the same basis as last year. We supply the
seed and deduct bushel for bushel in the fall,
Malting Barley was one of the best paying crops
last year.
In rebuilding our new elevator, which will be
completed before harvest, we are planning to
four cleaners and unloading ramps which will :
for quick unloading and avoid long delays.
Remember you can deliver the Barley
threshed and get free storage up to December 15
option of selling at the market at any time up until
that date.
We expect a heavy demand for the Barley, hence
we suggest those farmers wishing contracts to please
get in touch with our Hensall office. Phone 32.
have
make
when
with
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HENSALL, ONTARIO
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Hensall, 6-4
With the line of Max Tieda
man, J. Hayter and B. Hayter
scoring four goals, Dashwood
skated to a well earned victory
over Hensall Friday night in the
Zurich Arena.
First period goals by J. Hay
ter and C. Tieman gave Dash
wood a three-go al lead.
Hensall rallied in the second
pei’iod on goals by G. Flear and
Mousseau, at the same time
ing Dashwood scoreless.
Hensall line of Flear and
played heads up hockey
were always a scoring threat.
Two goals by Dashwood’s
l Max Tiedaman and
hold-
The
Doig
and
Lucan United Church;_ HeJs sur- centrema.n Max Tiedaman and
„ „ \ ?irs’ one by G. Schroeder in the third
Cecil Neil (Kathleen) and Mrs. gave Dashwood the win. Tuckey
George Miller (Jean), Lucan. an<j ]?iear hit the twin for Hen-
vived by two daughters,
His wife predeceased him, but
two brothers survive, Alvin of
Vancouver and Nelson of Graven-
hurst. The funeral service was
from Haskett funeral home. Ser
vice conducted by Rev. E. M.
Cook of Lucan. United Church on
Monday, January 29. Pallbearers
were ‘William McFalls, James
Hodgins, Harold Coursey, Ken
neth Hardy, Clarence Davis
Harvey Hodgins. Interment
place in Exeter Cemetery.
Park Bros, have bought
farm of the late Joseph Ryder,
centre sideroad, Biddulph, as
well as a frontage of several
lots from the Warner McRoberts
farm. The Misses Martin have
also purchased lots from Mr.
Roberts.
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C. Tieman played a good
defensive game for Dashwood,
also looked good on offense,
scoring one goal and assisting in
another.
First Period
Dashwood—J.
Dashwood—J.
Dashwood—C.
j Second Period
the Hensall—Flear (Doig)
Hensall—Mousseau
Third Period
Dashwood—Tiedaman (J. Hayter)
Dashwood—Tiedaman (J. Hayter)
Hensall—Tuckey
Dashwood—B. Schroeder
(R. Wein)
Hensall—Flear (Doig)
and
took
Mc-
Lucan Wins Broomball
Members of the H.E.P.C.
Exeter tangled with Lucan hydro
workers in a broomball game at
Lucan Friday night. The locals
came out on the short end of a
5-0 score. Players were K. J.
Lampman, Leo Hennessey, Eric
Sutherland, Bill Vise, Doug Har
rison, Pete Durand, Ted Hanni
gan, Max Harness, Murray Brint-
nell and Robert McFarlane.
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Evening Service
One garage will be open
in Exeter on Sundays, Wed
nesday afternoons and dur
ing the
out the
evenings through-
week.
this Sunday, Wed-Open
nesday afternoon, and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week:—-
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AUTOMOBILE
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FIRE
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Union Insurance Society
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CASUALTY
Massie and Renwick Ltd.
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HOSPITALIZATION
Ernest C. Harvey
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Hayter
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Midgets Edge Hensail
Beat Brussels 8-2
Exeter Kinsmen midgets edg
ed out a Hensail team 4-3 in an
exhibition game in Hensail Arena
Tuesday night. Don Wells led the
local scorers with three counters.
Pete Cowan scored the
marker. For Hensall, Moir
ed two and Rannie one.
In a scheduled game
Brussels on Friday night, the
Midgets walloped them 8-2 in
a fast-moving game. Don Wells
led the scorers with four count
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Pictures Taken At
H & S Meeting
The Home and School
tion met in the parish
Trivitt Memorial church
day night with a good
ance. Vice-president, Claude Far
row conducted the meeting.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read by the secretary, MrB.
Percy McFalls.
Mrs. J. Lyne, a member of
the executive was the guest
speaker taking as her subject,
‘’Pictures and Your Child.” She
illustrated her talk .with copies
of pictures by famous artists
bringing out the details which
would appeal to children. Mr.
Ernest Jones expressed the ap
preciation of those present to
Mrs. Lyne for her interesting
talk.
The musical part of the pro
gram was provided by Miss Jean
McDonald who sang accompanied
by Rev. H. J. Mahoney.
A social half hour followed
the meeting.
First Student: “I’ve been try
ing to think of a word for two
weeks.”
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fortnight?”
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