HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-06-28, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVQCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1$51
“I see that a battle ship is re-1
ported. fast in mud.” ’’Well?”;
“I was. just thinking that a ship
fast in the mud ought to he a
record breaker in the open sea!” 1
Please Return
Ball Figures
IHRON-PERTH O.B.A.
STANDING
W L 1
7 1 1
6 0 2
6 0 1
4 3 (1
4 4 f
2 6 <j
2 6 C
1 5 1
1 4 1
1 5 (
• | Mitchell ........
I Dashwood .....
I Clinton Celts
Clinton RCAF
Exeter ...........
Hensall .........
Zurich ...........
Goderich ........
Centralia .......
SCORES
Hensall And District News!
. There are many books
that have been out for a
long time. They should be
returned to the Library at
once. Birds of Canada by
Taverner “H.C.L." is one
that is urgently needed.
The Library tries to please
the readers—but the read
ers also have an obligation
to return all borrowed
■boks promptly.
Check over the books
you have at once and re
turn those overdue.
June 19
Lucan 12,
Mitchell 5.
June 21
Mitchell 8.
Dashwood 5, Clinton
I June 25
I Mitchell 6, Exeter 0
* Centralia 7, Hensall
Dashwood 1, Clinton
{June 26j Lucan 6, Goderich 4
Centralia
■Clinton Colts
I Goderich
10
0
6
Radio
«a
6
Radio
3
0
Third In Shoot
The team shoot for the Carl
ing Trophy was held at Gode
rich last week. Ridgetown won
the trophy with 95 out of 125.
St. Thomas was in second pTace
and Kippen Scrub team captured
third place. The latter two teams
received cash. Other teams com
peting were Kippen No. 1 team,
Duart, Clinton Air School two
teams from Goderich.
In the scrub team from Kip
pen were Bill Cooper, Roy Mc
Leod, Elmer Passmore, Thames
Road; Lloyd Venner, Hensall.
Broome-Stevens Wed
At Chiselhurst
In a charming wedding
hpme of Mr. Wd Mrs.
of ,Chiselhurst,
at twelve
at the
Angus
Satur-
o’clock
of July 25
further notice
Open
from 8:30 to 5:30
Working Days
GIRLS’ INTERMEDIATE
SOFTBALL STANDING
As of June 26’**
OFFICE
CLOSED ALL DAY
SATURDAY’
as of June 30
until further notice
< LOSED WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY
as
until
Lakeview Poultry
Limited
TEAM
Dashwood
Hensall ..
. Exeter ....| Crediton
■ Ilderton . ! Zurich ....
{Lucan ....
W
5
3
4
o
o
1
0
L
1
6
1
3
1
1
4
P
16
10
10
8
4
4
0
Wohelo Class Meets
Members of the Wohelo
of the United Church motored to
the summer cottage of Ms, and
■Mrs, George Hess, in the Pinery
Friday evening the 22nd and en
joyed a most delightful evening.
Following a delicious supper in
the cottage the members enjoyed
a recreational period on the
grounds under the direction of
Mrs. J. F. Blackwell. A vote of
thanks was expressed for the af
fair by J. F. Blackwell, presi
dent of the class.
Class
Mitchell Blanks
Exeter 6-0
Ken Hulley limited Exeter bar
ters to two hits as the Mitchell
i Legionaires scored a 6-0 shutout
( Monday night.
Harry Holtzman and Fred
Darling' cracked the only two
off the potent righthand-
had little trouble chalk-
Miichell’s sixth win.
Legionaires scored six
I: singles
i er who
ing up
The
runs on seven hits off Joe Mitro
hard working Exeter slanter.
Three runs were unearned.
I* The locals had -their best
j chance in the sixth when Holtz-
j man started the inning with a
Decoration Services
Decoration services were
served Sunday afternoon under
the auspices of the Hensall
Branch of the Canadian Legion
and the J.O.O.F. A short service
was held at the cenotaph, pray
er was offered by Chaplain, Rev.
P, A. Ferguson. Service at ceno
taph was under auspices of the
Legion. Comrade Sydney Mac-
Arthur was Marshall, colour
bearers were comrades Sangster
1 and Wilmer Dalrymple and the
flag on the Cenotaph by comrade
Jack Simmons.
At the Union cemetery graves
of the I.O.O.F. and veterans
were decorated. Chaplain Rev.
Ferguson was the guest speakeu
and Rev. W. J. Rogers assisted
! with the service.
‘ceeded to McTaggars cemetery
I where graves were decorated.
ob-
hpme of
Robertson,
day June 23
noon Bessie A. Stevens of Seaforth
daughter of Mrs. Angus Robert
son and the late Howard A.
Stevens, and Ronald Keith
Broome, of Seaforth, son of Mr-
and Mrs. Bert Broome, Seaforth,
exchanged marriage vows. Rev.
W. J. Rogers of Hensall per
formed the ceremony under an
arch attractively decorated with
pink and white streamers center
ed with a white bell. Traditional
wedding music was played by
Mrs. Earl Watson Kirkton,
of the bride.
Given in marriage by her
father the bride was lovely
strapless
matching
She wore
of blue
roses, and white lily-of-the-valley,
Her bridal boquet was red roses
and maiden hair fern.
Miss Marie Armstrong of Sea
forth, bridesmaid, chose foi* her
costume a pink nylon dress em
broidered skirt, fashioned with
a nylon yoke, and carried a mix
ed bouquet of flowers.
Broome Seaforth was his
ers groomsman.
The reception for forty guests
was held at the bride’s
luncheon
tier
light blue full skirted
dress of nylon net and
jacket of chantilly lace,
a matching headdress
aunt
step-
in a
George
broth-
home
was
wedding
where a buffet
served. A three
cake centered the. bridal table
which was flanked with a beauti
ful cutwork linen tablecloth with
silver candles in silver
each end.
For receiving Mrs.
chose a figured yellow
feta dress wearing a corsage of
yellow roses and lily-of-the-valley,
Mrs. Broome wore a pink silk
• dress and corsage of pink roses
and maiden hair fern,
j For their wedding trip to
Windsor and Niagara Falls the
Members pro- bride travelled in a mauve
holders at
Robertson
nylon taf-
to
j Hensall personals t TL D
I Miss Stella Robinson of Tor-1 -I hPHISPO Reunion
onto is visiting
I Mrs. Arnold.
Rev. P. A.
Ferguson and
Monday to take
Montreal, where Rev.
inducted as minister of Livin,
stone Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Jack Corbett and Connie
spent the week-end with rela
tives in London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vanhorn and
family of Hensall, attended the
Pepper reunion
Park, Seaforth,
with over
Toronto,
Clinton and Hensall,
Chester Lee of* Seaforth, has
purchased the Snack Bar and
Pool Room from Lawrence Bayn-
haip, and has taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee will take up
residence in Hensall in the Dou-
gall home on main st. the end
of this week.
Patsy Schalm, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, had
his tonsils removed at Clinton
Hospital, Monday of this week.
Monday evening the installing
of the Worshipful Master and in
vesture of officers of Huron
Lodge -A.F. & A.M. 224y took
place in the lodge hall. Past mas
ter Robert Dalrymple of Hensall
assisted by a number of Past
Masters, was in charge of the
installation. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. William Consitt spent
the week-end with relatives in
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thom
son, Man., are guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp
son, Neelin, Manitoba, are visit
ing with Mrs. Hannah Workman.
Mr. Thompson is a nephew of
Mrs. Workman. -
Mr. and Mrs. .Edmund Geiger,
highly respected residents of
this village, enjoyed a most de
lightful day at Sprinkbank on
Monday of this week, observing
their
They
Inn.
!
with her sister, I The Thomson * Reunion
(held at Bayfield Saturday,
123, with, members of the
present from Neelin, Manitoba;
Hensall, Dublin/ London, Exeter,
Auburn, Brucefield and Kippen.
Following a delicious supper
sports were enjoyed directed by
Gwen and Joan Britton of Dub
lin and Gordon and Lome Thom
son, Brucefield, Officers elected
were: President, Herb Britton,
Dublin; vice-president, Lloyd
Thomson, Brucefield; secretary
treasurer, Hannah Pepper, Kip
pen. Lunch committee, Mrs. Wel
lington Good, Auburn; Mrs. W.
F. Alexander, Hensall.
Honors for the youngest mem
ber present went to Eleanor Stan-
Jake, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs.
Norman Stanlake, Exeter. At
tending from the longest dis
tance were Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomson, of Neelin, Manitoba,
The 1952 reunion will be held at
the home of Herb Britton, Dub
lin.
Ferguson, Mrs.
family left on
up residence in
Ferguson
s~
held at Lions
Saturday 23rd,
200 attending from
London, Woodstock,
4 0th wedding anniversary,
also dined at Cobble Stone
< man startea uie inning wim a.
I'sharp single to left. A beautiful
B.F. GOODRICH
BASY TO ENTER —
NOTHING TO BOY
. sacrifice by Don Lenahan left ' both men safely on the bags.
; Hully forced the next three men
'to ground out.
Mitchell scored one run in the
second, one in the seventh and i
two in each of the last two. i .
‘EXETER—Seratore ss, Haugh I ”
; 2b, Darling If, Warren 3b, c,
| Mitro p, Stinchecombe lb, Holts-';;
; man cf, Lenahan e, <
!rf.
I MITCHELL—Walters ss. White
2b. Rohfritsch cf,
Boles lb, Coquhoun,
■ Gatenby rf, Hulley p,
c.
: Score by Innings
Hensall Personals
’Mrs. Arthur Varley, R.R.
! Seaforth, is the proud possessor
' of a lovely diamond ring she won
‘ over a radio program, hit parade
i program on C.K.E.Y., Toronto,
. for guessing the correct title of ■ cups.
{ ■ song and having her letter '
! drawn.
1 Miss Margaret McNaughton,
{Miss Willa McNaughton, Glen Mc-
3,
full
I skirted moire dress, grey shortie
(coat, with accessories white in
mauve. Guests were present
from Wyoming, Stratford, Mit
chell, Kirkton, Goderich, Ander
son, and Seaforth.
The groom’s gift to the bride
was a necklace and the bride’s
gifts to the bridesmaid
(pianist were afternoon
and
coffee
OVER 50 CASH PRIZES
Exeter 000 000
Mitchell 010 001
Qt rtifiiio-n Naughton and Ray Ormston, Tor-
’ 1 onto, were week-end visitors
Walther If,
Powell 3b.
Constello
000
220
R
0
6
H
2
7
and Mrs. Lome Mc-
of prom arty.
Merner was taken by
ambulance last week
hospital in the inter
health.
Bingo in the Legion
Come In Today
Free Contest
For Your
Folder
was
June
clan
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
have returned from a sight see
ing trip *tQ Quebec City, Mont
real and St. Anne De-Beaupre,
and -report a lovely vacation, and
beautiful scenery, especially
along the St. Lawrence River.
Mrs. J. W. Bonthron is spend
ing this week a guest with Mr.
and Mrs. Milne, Bayfield.
I in the old days, the man who
saved money was a miser;
adays he's a wonder.
YOUR CAR
car depends on
expert lubrication
performance.
FOR MORE
SAFETY
The life, wear and safety
of your
careful,
for top car
Let us lubricate your ear
thoroughly for smoother
driving.
Service
Phone 328 Exeter
Holidays
Exeter Girls Win
Exhibition Game
The Exeter Greys were
all the way against the
ahead
picked
i earn from Russelldale and
; Motherwell in the game played.
Wednesday night at Exeter. The
score was 13 to 29 for Exeter
with six
the Exeter
On hand
Motherwell.
McCullough
Cook ss, D.
lb, P. Cook
enson 3b.
Playing for Exeter were:
Hunter-Duvar cf, McKnight ss,
Essery 2 b, Tuckey 3b, McCoy-,
and Essery p, Stewart c, Thomp
son rf, Lindenfield lb, Brintnell
If.
Picked Team
Exeter .........
with Mr.
Naughton,
Mrs. S.
Bonthron
j to Clinton
■est of her
j At “the
Hall Saturday night, /Fred Ken
nings won the jack pot of $6.50,
and Tom Brintnell was winner of
the door prize, Gladys Baker
drew the winning ticket. Next
Saturday will conclude the bin-
go’s until September.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cook.
,Mrs. C. Devlin, Mr.
Stewart, Peter John,
Jean, all of London
Hensall on Sunday.
and Mrs.
and Mary
visited in
I
byhome-runs scored,
girls.
for Russelldale
were: Harrison
rf. Sawyer If,
Selves c, Greenwood
cf, Roger 2b, Stev-
and
P,
D.
310
020
59x
Exeter Motor Sales
Phone 200 Exeter
Protests Upheld
Two protests,
Dashwood and
Goderich.
Lucan
Exeter
against
•against
were upheld by the
Huron - Perth League executive
Wednesday night. Both games
are deleted from the standing
and they will be played later, if
necessary.
Greys Lose First
Hensall Win 6-5„.
Leading by one run at the top
of the ninth inning, the Exeter
Greys failed to withhold the
driving Hensall girls to exper
ience their first loss of the sea
son Tuesday night by a score of
6-5.
Scoring high for Hensall was
Hildebrant with two
two hits. For Exeter
came in with two runs
hits.
Playing for Hensall
Stephen c, B. Moir 2'b,
ss, N. Deitz lb, A. Hildebrant p
E. Knight cf, R. Soldan rf,
Deitz If, Big B. Moir 3b.
For Exeter: King lb, Hunter-
Duvar cf, Haworth If, Stewart c,
Taylor p, Essery 2b, McKnight
ss, Tuckey 3b, Brintnell rf, Hod
gins rf.
Score By Innings
rfensall
Exeter
runs and
McKnight
and three
were: D.
A. Walsh
■s’
RHE
.. oof 020 012 6 6 8
.. 020 011 010 5 IT 4
j -------------------.
I
(Shower For
I Bessie Stevens
j Prior to her marriage
Bessie Stevens of Seaforth, whose j wedding to Ronald Keith Broome
of Seaforth, was an interesting
‘event of Saturday June 23, was
I feted /at many functions held in
her honor. The girls of Seaforth
gave a shower for her Wednes
day June 20, at the home of
Miss Jaqueline Habkirk and pre
sented her with two table lamps.
Progressive euchre was played
and prizes went to Miss Molly
Broome, high score: Bert Broome
lone hands and Miss Elean nr
Shannon, luekv chair prize.
A presentation was held at the
brides home, Thursday, June 21,
when seventy friends and neigh
bours of Chislehurst gathered to
honor the bride of the week. An
enjoyable afternoon was spent at
which the bride received numer
ous lovely gifts.
. A program was enjoyed con
sisting of solos by Mrs. W. J.
Rogers of Hensall readings by
Mona Caldwell and Betty O’Keefe
piano solos, Marilyn Eyre; quar
tette with Mrs. Harold Parker,
Mrs. T. Brintnell, Mrs. D. Kins
man, Mrs. P. Harris. Luncheon
was served. This shower was ar
ranged by Mrs. Glenn Slavin and
Mrs. Campbell Eyre.
Henry Weiland of Egmondville,
95 years young in October of
this year, life long resident of
that community does not,believe
in letting his years handicap him
in performing his duties. This
week he was seen standing on a
ladder 20 feet high cleaning out
an eavestrough on the porch of
his home. Mr. Weiland and his
{wife celebrated their 61st wed-
ping anniversary this year. Ralph
Weiland, coach of the Boston
j Bruins, is their son.■
■Miss
Kg
r.’.£
I
Union Services
During the month of July be
ginning next Sunday morning,
July 1, the congregation of Car
mel Presbyterian Church will
worship with the United congre
gation in the United Church and
service at 11 a.m. under
ship of Rev. Rogers.
August, union morning
will be held in Carmel
terian Church, pulpit to
plied by . the session
church.
leader;
During
service
Presby-
be sup-
x
It’s Holiday Time again but are you ready? Drop in to
Tudor’s before you leave on your holidays and see their
grand selection of holiday wear.
SUN DRESSES
With or without jackets 2.95-5.95
SHORTS
2-fix 1.419 to 2.59 8-12 1.69 to 2.95 12-20 1.69 to 3.98
CIRCULAR SKIRTS 1.98-4.95
BLUE JEANS
2-0 f.9« «-14x 2.95 12-20 3.29 (AU Sanforized)
• Still some of the popular Picolays left; also Suns and
Shans at 3.95, 4.95, 5.95.
® .Select from a wide
Cotton Blouses.
assortment of T-Shirts, Halters and
i
P.S.—Be sure to
The life you save
drive safely over the holiday,
may be your o#h!
TUDOR’S
Phone 70 - LADIES’ WEAR, DRY GOODS - Hensall
*
f'm buying toy coat the
&
£
Look always for the
BLUE Color
’blue coal’ is the only coal
colored BLUE with a harmless
dye—a positive protection for
you—an assurance that you’re
getting ’’the world’s finest
anthracite.”
PHONE 299
I
andsaving money, too, on the
W-
$
!<■
%
$
I
ADVANTAGES
Join the 'blue coal’ Budget Plan
now. When winter rolls around,,
you will enjoy "paid-Up” heat.
GIVES 3 BIG
1. Convenient S-P-R-E-A-D out payments
. . . easy terms to suit you.
S2. No worries! Coal is delivered in plenty of
time . you’re all paid up before next winter.
3. With this ’blue coal’ plan, household
budgets run more smoothly all year ’round.
The sooner you start the smaller
your monthly payments will be.
Phone today.
R. E. BRODERICK
EXETER, ONT.
DON’T GAMBLE! 'blue coal's' COLOR GUARANTEES YOU GET THE BEST
By Roe Farms Service Dept.
FEED ROE RANGE PELLETS,JOE,
ACC0RDIN6 TO THE AGE OF YOUR Bl RDS. AT 6 TO
8 WEEKS OLD ON THE RANGE GIVE THEM 1 PART
PELLETSTO 2 PARTS OF 6RAIN:THIS CANJJE INCREASED
AS THE PULLETS GROW OLOER UNTILTHEYuET ALMOST
4 PARTS OF 6RAINT010F ROE CONCENTRATE PELLETS
AT 3 AND 4 MONTHS OLD. BUT REMEMBER THIS,
JOE, NEVER LET YOUR BIRDS BE OUT OF WATER
FILL UPTHE VES5ELS A6AIN LATE IN THE DAY
TO MAKE SURE THEY HAVE ENOUGH. >
A