HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-02-15, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1951
Defending High School Champs.
Force Play Down With Mitchell
Local senior high school has-.McAllister. j
Netball teams, defenders of the ; MITCHELL—IL Bailie S. Sta-
W.O.SiS.A. “B” championships, A'Aitehison. 10, Eisler. Elliot
forced a sudden-deatli nlavoff’1®’ Frler‘ <’ou~las x* Campbell, lorceu a suaaen atatn piajotrp^ Bailie, Selves. Referee—Sasso,
with Mitchell when they whipped Kvr {he girlgt Jean Taylor'
the visitors 56-35 and 23-17 at > sparked the win with 13 points.'
the local gym Tuesday afternoon. > i)Ot Rooley. Julia Dunlop and
The teams, tied for first place in Mary MeKnight scored the re-
the tri-sehool league, will prob- gaining counters. M. Ediglioffer
ably tangle in St. Marys next 5led the visitors’ scorers with 10.
week.
Senior girls overcame a
lead at half-time to beat
Mitchell lassies 53-17 in a
scoring tussle.Coach Glenn Mickle’s boys ]
staged a second-quarter fight,
that gave them a comfortable
lead and set up the 56-35 win.
Gordon Cann hooped 25 poiuts
to pace the victors, Glen Schroe
der and Ron Heimrieh counting
12 each.
Although the team started
Slow and was behind 6-1 in the
first few minutes of the game,
they led at the end of the first
quarter 16-12 and never lost
their advantage.
For Mitchell, Elliot scored 16
and Aitehison 10.
EXETER—Cann 25, Schroeder
12, Heimrieh 12, Gilfillan 6,
Moir 1, Haberer, Durand and reach.1
10-9
the ,
low-
« EXETER -J. Taylor 13» D.
Peoley 5, J. Dunlop 4, S, Taylor,
:C. Blowes, M. MeKnight 1, J.
j Batten, P. Hopper, M. Bray, L.
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AL^Ed^ghoffer 10X*4J?’G?eenwood, ithe Plaue to its maximum speed the big ship .streaked from Chicago to New York in 102
J. Cook, J. Pearn, O. Rodgersb minutes, a record for commercial planes on the 750-mile run. En route it also established
R. Kraemer, H. Martyn and J. |a climbing record of 30,000 feet in 22 minutes. At New York, a crowd gathered to inspect
Stevenson. Referee-—Mabel Gillen ' _ . „the record-breaker.—Central Press Canadian
for the
Canada Making Company
men were diseussiiig a '
acquaintance. !
fellow,” said one, “but.News of Hensail FREE STORAGE UP TO DECEMBER 15
Mrs. C. Hudson of London is
Extra Money
is in Knowing Where to Sell E.
Broderick
with
Two
mutual
•‘Nice
have you noticed how he always
lets his friends pick up the din- * spending a few days with Mrs.
nor bin?’' R- Davidson.
Yes. replied the other. He ViSjte^ over tbe week-end with
has a terrible impedim ; parents. Mr. and
How To Get
RIVERSIDE POULTRY CO
HOWARD FERGUSON, MANAGER
Hensall 6S0-r-2 Phone Kintore 17-r-9
COME ON IN, SON, AND
When you take over the farm
one of these days, you’ll want
to talk to him. You can discuss
your affairs in a friendly way, as I
have done. And you’ll find he knows a lot.
He knows we farmers need bank credit
sometimes to put in a crop, sometimes to
take off a harvest. If we need market
information, he can get it for us,
Remember when we electrified the farm?
Our bank manager made me the loan.
He’s backed us up that way for years,
helping us to improve our stock, increase
production.
Hockey
Standings
O.H.A. INT. B
STANDINGS
sudden-
Team W L F A P
Clinton ......10 o 103 56 20|N. Hamburg s 4 7S 68 16
Milverton ....s o 60 50 16iSeaforth .....5 7 54 67 10
j Mitchell ....3 9 6S 95 6
(Centralia ....3 7 52 73 6
I Tavistock ...2 S 51 57 4
Balance of games to be played
—Centralia at Tavistock:Tavis-
took at Milverton:Milverton at
Centralia.
FINAL STANDING
Team W L P
Zurich .........♦ ♦♦♦..I .8 2 IS
Lucan* ........7 3 14
Dashwood ....7 3 14
Hensall ........5 5 10
Exeter ..........2 s 4
Granton .......1 9 2
in
with Dash-
> parents. Mr.
•d Moir.
Mrs. E.
visited last week
Consitt.
World’s Day Of
The World’s
service was held in the Hensall *
United Church on Friday at 3
p.m. with the W.M.S. members
of Carmel Presbyterian Church
and St. Paul’s Anglican
attending. The presidents
three societies, Mrs. __
Mrs. C. Hudson and Mrs. R. H. ^secretary
Middleton, occupied the chairs, thank-you
Prayers were offered by Mrs. w,-Smale.
0. Goodwin, Mrs. Fee, Mrs. R. | A portion of the Study Book,
Y. MaeLaren, Mrs. B. Edwards J "Education in Japan”, was ably
Miss A. Consitt and Mrs. Lillian i presented by Miss Winnie Gray.
Hyde. Mrs. Rogers was the guest ;T^e Auxiliary members will en-
speaker, delivering an inspiring Certain at the March meeting the; message on the subject “Perfect i Arnold Circle of Carmel Presby- , 'Von second place
Love Casteth Out Fear”. Mrs.’terian Church. The guest speaker j ,atH ^la^'or£ £aine
Thomas Coates and Mrs, Pearl ; will be Mrs. P. A, Ferguson, ;wood.
Passmore rendered a pleasing! An enjoyable period of er ok-1 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
^uet< »inole followed after which de-’ Feb.
Presentation hicious refreshments were served 14
Mrs. W. R. Davidson, who is leaving town to take up resi-® d uie ^successful and!!?-
SieS o?ra hTa7a ^nded affair. Mr.S.'^
partv held on ionda? at thl'0’ Raunie 011 behalf of the
home of Mrs George Walker puests extended a vote of thanks nome ot Mrs. beor0e Walker, W the ladieg fo], their kiudness>
Communion service was held lin Carmel Presbyterian Church
„ |on Sunday, February 11, at 11
Evening Auxiliary Meeting ;a.m. conducted by Rev. P. A.
The monthly meeting of the'Ferguson. Mrs. C. Kennedy con-
Evening Auxiliary was held in'tributed a pleasing solo, “He
the United Church on Monday."Was Despised and Rejected”, night, February 12. Mrs. J. F. .‘taken from Handel’s Messiah.!
Blackwell presided. The president ,Mr. John L. Nicol, A.C.C.O., pre-!
extended words of welcome to sided at the organ. !
the guests—the husbands and
friends of Auxiliary members.
The devotional service was con
ducted by Mrs. Pearl Passmore,
who gave helpful remarks on
Mrs. Clif- “The Disciples”. Scripture pass
ages were read by Mrs. Lillian
of ’ Exeter»Hyde and Mrs. W. Richardson.
Mrs. Flora Prayer was offered by Miss
■Gladys Luker.
Prayer ; Rather than hold a fall baz-
n ‘ Af aar« the members voted in fav-- J or payer our of givjng voluntary dona
tions. It was also decided to
make arrangements to secure a
guest speaker for the April
Church meeting which will take the
ofthe fonn of a suPPer meetin;
Geiger, ’ Other plans to be made.
------’ reported receipt
note from Mrs.
•g.
The
of
W. j
-Hensall at Lucan
-Lucan at Hensall
Dashwood at Zurich
-Zurich at Dashwood
19— Hensall at Lucan
20— Dashwood at Zurich
21— Lucan at Hensall
22— Zurich at Dashwood
Best Three-Out-of-Five Series
i
WHALEN
Mrs. Frank Parkinson visited
recently for several days with
Mrs. John fMr. and ___ __ I.__
j visited on Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kiniln”
I Bryanston. ■ night with the fourth place Hen-
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hardy and | sail squad tangling with Lucan,
J family of Devizes were Sunday j who won second spot with a sud-
! visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray; den-death victory over Dash-
Parkinson. < wood Tuesday night. Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell of ■ Dashwood will plav Thursday
London, , Mr. Russell Parkinson I night. Playoff series' will be the
of Stratford,, and Mr. and Mrs. | best three out of five games.
Goidon Docking of Mumoe spent ■ Zurich tnnnpfl fhp p-up fur
^Zurich Tops,
r several days with ff S’*Stevenson, Thorndale. r’Ji'JAr'k Mrs. Ronald Squire FhayOriTs
Playoffs in the local W.O.A.A.
and Mrs. Glenn Kimball, of Intermediate league started last
W-Hh Afr nnd Vrf Wrnni-I Zurich topped the league dur- Iparkinson^ d F k j ,the. r6sular standing ^with
I * "Sir*. Grose ot Devises is visit-'WO2“s!es;.Pdas?;
ttiw f’nT n Tow rlox-vs wii-K *VT-v* j OO Cl cllltt JjllC3.il VT61G tlCQ 1H
I Mrs Rav Parkinson ‘ ' |second spot with seven wins andpurs. Aaj Parkinson hhree losses each. In the decid-
‘the funeral Tn London on sTtur ! in,g. game Tuesday night, Lucan
‘day of the late Mrs. Moir. (
j Farm Sold i
< Mrs. Hazelwood has disposed •
, of her farm to Mr. and Mrs. Fer-
jguson. Parkhill.
• Euchre
The Community Euchre met
on Friday nirht at the school
house. Eluht tables were at play.
Prices coin? to: Ladies’ high,
fary Osrden; cents’ high, Alton
leil: lone hands, Grafton Squire: »
■ whipped the Dashwood six 6-3
1 at the Zurich Arena.
Hensall wound up the season i * with five wins and five defeats.
. These top four teams will play
, for the McMillan Trophy. * ,
■ Exeter, the only A team in ;
‘ the group are waiting for word
i about W.O.A.A. playoffs. There
has been no indication of who
they will play.
« Granton, the G
onsolatinn, J. Taylor. Lunch was up on the bottom
served. Committee in charge with one tvin over
were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern.; get an automatic
W.A, And W.M.S. j‘ _
Mrs. William Hodgson was • -------------
ess for the February meeting .. _
dam Morley presided
W.A. Mrs. Alton Neil
scripture and the leader
lesson thoughts. “The :
and the Publican”.
team wound
of -the league '
Hensall. They
bye into the
,* W.O.A.A. playdowns.
nosti
with
Will:
the
■.the ;
" the
isee and the Publican”. Mrs.
Milne Pullen led in prayer. Mrs,
William French and Mrs. Ronald
Squire gave readings.
Burin? the business a card of
.thanks from Miss Mary Dayman
and a letter from Mrs. John
Hazelwood were read, :
Permanent Car Plates
■ gave Eliminate Anger
Phar-An office visitor was pretty
mad this week and
blame him, says The
Post.
He
good
hack
had ruined a
screw driver,
we don’t
Financial
CENTRALIA, ONTARIO
Canadian Approved
Chicks Now
• FOUR PURE BREEDS • FOUR CROSSES
All breeding stock banded and tested for pullorum
by Inspectors of the Ontario Department of Agri
culture.
The hatchery is visited regularly by Inspectors of the
Dominion Department of Agriculture.
McKinley Farms & Hatchery
Phone Hensall 697-11
Annual Winter
Zurich, Ontario
CLEARANCE SALE
3 Days Only-Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 15, 16,
You can’t afford
REG. $4.00
9 Coats
6 Coats
Plain shades, double-breasted,
sizes from age 6 and up.
23 SUITS TO CLEAR AT 25% OFF
Men’s Overcoats
AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
25% Off
Price
All-Wool Sport Coats
and Jack Shirts
ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY
yz PRICE
Men’s Dress Shirts
to miss this special offer 1
ON SALE ONLY $2.00
Special
17
perfectly
broken a
vvxa,, saw blade, scratched his
____ _ ....... Sugges- *ess ‘ban a year old ear, scraped iions*’foPa bazaar Tn ’ the “near some tender skin off two fing-
future were made. Final plans ers and Sot thoroughly chilled,
for our supper on February 16 '"hat really riled him was
. were made. Mrs. Morley closed *“aet tliat job he was do-
the meeting. ~ ~
, WARS,
j Mrs.
;; charge
i! being _________ ___ _________
' the devotional part she was as-licence plates, as have' been ad-
.'■sisted by Mrs. Ronald Squire. • opted in several states and at!
j Mrs. Pullen gave a reading, ” least one province on this con-
i; "Wishing”. ;tinent, would have eliminated j
J Several business items were •' this messy annual chore.
;discussed. Mrs. O’Brien gave the’ Just because they started with j
..study book. "United Church unit-annual plates back in the early’
,ed Japan through Education.” A days of the automobile is noj
4 ten-cent tea was served by Mrs., -ood reason for continuing the"
Hodgson and her assistants. ----»
xuigs. vakiuyuei* ui xjssuj w ei xa eU.1'
ivisiting with her daughter, Mrs.
J. Finkbeiner, and Mr. Fink-"
jbeiner. 1A
Mr. Harvey Herbert, Bramp- dust; hots, was a week-end visitor with for
hlr. Wilfred Herbert.
BOYS’
Made-to-Measure
SUITS
ing was completely unnecessary.
He was removing the 1950 plat-
j,i 1 es from his ear and putting onCecil Sou. re was in tr0TO hls ■>ar and putting on ofJhe.W.v.A. the theme.ihe 1951*8. I
*His Silent Presence’*. In Permanent or semi-permanent1
Hodgson and her assistants. policy of "the public be damn-"
i Mrs. Campbell of Listowel is ecj.” ’
it r
Man is just a worm in the'
he comes along, wiggles I'
awhile and finally some 5
chicken gets him. |
Odd Trousers, Sweaters
You will find a very fine selection
in this department, greatly reduced for our sale.
25% OFF
These are suit lengths of
high q u a 1 i t y English
worsteds. Regular priee
$69.50.
ON SALE $55.00
Be sure to visit our store this week-end, and take advantage of the many outstand
ing values not listed in this ad.
DEALER FOR TIP TOP TAILORS
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EXETER PHONE 81