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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-09-20, Page 3PRICED £ USER CARS PL i MOI LII with radio, aimmditinning. fill shape. OLDS with radio, heater. Another beautiful CH EV STLYEMASTER with spot, healer, (rood shape, PONTIAC’. Bargain price. THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1951 Greys Lose Second/ Play Final Friday Exeter Greys were defeated by Forest 13-8 Monday night’ in the second game of the play-off series. Both teams have now one win each. Third and deciding be held in Exeter on night 'at 6 p.m. Jean Taylor started mound for the locals in ond game, but was replaced by McCoy later in the game. Tuckey was the catcher. Battery for Forest was John­ son and Leggatt. - game will Friday on the the sec­ SEE THE NEW PLYMOUTH & CHRYSLER CARS IN OUR SHOWROOMS NOW! Phone 216 fl OLIVER Model 5 Corn Master Saves More Corn in Every Operation Newton Motor Sales If you must husk up to 120 acres without help, the Oliver Model 5 one-row Picker is ideal. It handles 6 to 12 acres a day, depending on conditions. In the Model 5 Corn Master you’ll find famous Oliver features, such as the 'live” snapping roll extension points that save the "down” corn, staggered gath­ ering chains, tubular steel frame, oil-bath gear cases and multiple blade cleaning fan. In addition, it’s equipped with a husking box auger feed that’s unaffected by opera­ tion on side hills. Harris West - Centralia OLIVER SALES & SERVICE CROMARTY and Mrs. Russell braith and daughter Mary, M. Cameron and Mrs. A. Coleman of Chatsworth visited with Rev. and Mrs. Duncanson at the manse on Saturday. Messrs. Oswald Walker Alex Gardiner returned week from a trip through Western Provinces. '. and Mrs. Thomas Sc’ott, and Mrs. Edgar Allen and and Mrs. Andrew McLach- visited with their sister, Ruby Routly, Kirkton on Gai- Mrs. Mc- and last the Mrs. Saturday. London Fair was well pat­ ronized by the people of this district, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace andl family visited in St. Thom­ as with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick on Sunday. SAINTSBURY •. and Mrs, Henry Hamilton a few days of Mr. and I ' ............ "....................... | jlersf Inning Rally Fails As Bantams Lose First To Listowel ' four hits and struck out 11 but f he gave up nine walks. ! The locals, sparked by Wade and Parsons both with two for J three, collected eight singles off I Johnson. Other hitters were Bill I Pollen, Dick McFalls, Bob Tay­lor and Pete Cowan. I Listowel drew first blood in: the second when they tallied a | single. Exeter tied the score in! the third after Pollen walked and • advanced around the bases. I The locals took over the lead in the fourth when Parsons and j Cowen scored to make it Listowel tied the score in ___ fifth and went ahead 6-S in the first of the seventh. Listowel—Elliot 2b, Day ss, Thompson 3b, Elliott lb. Kauf-' man c, Brown If, Mason, Moore j cf, Barton rf, olmson p, | Exeter—Pollen cf, Wade ss, McFalls c, Wells 3b, Ford If, Bob Taylor rf, Parsons p, Cow’en lb, Don Taylor 2b. A last inning rally by Exeter | Bantams fell one run short Fri- I day afternoon as the locals lost j their first game to Listowel 6-5 in a best of three WOAA play- j off series. • Behind 6-3 in the seventh, the locals staged a two-run come­ back after two were out. Terry Wade and Dick McFalls hit saf­ ely and Don Wells and Pete Cowan walked to score two. With the tying and winning runs on third and second, Johnson, the Listowel liurler, wiffed Ir­ vine Ford to end the game. Cliuck Parsons allowed only 1 I 3-1. the Page 3 H. J. CORNISH & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 294 DUNDAS ST.LONDON, ONT, Huron & Erie Debentures and and Val- of Ailsa Craig spent recently at the home Mrs. James Turner. Mr. and Mrs. C. family and Mrs. W. Ivon were recent at the home of James Turner. There has been past two Sundays in St. Patrick’s Church owing to the fact that a new rector is to be appointed. Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis and Mr, and 'Mrs. R. Greenlee attended the Thanksgiving service in St. Thomas Church, Granton, on Sunday. i The many friends of Mr. W. J. Hodgins and Alitha of Viking, Alberta, will be glad to know) that they reached home safely and Mr. Hodgins was feeling much better. Shower Hensall Girl Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins of Lucan entertained on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Dorothy McDougall of Hensall, bride-, elect of September 22. During the evening the guest of honor was asked to hunt for the gifts that around the room, ceived a grocery thanked all present ess served a lovely Davis and J. Davis of dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. no service the were hidden She also re­ shower. She and the host­ lunch. The elephant is one animal that cannot get all four feet off the ground at the same time.I* * * » A faucet drips because it can’t j sniff. To Exeter Householders At Last a Numbers on Your Houses We’ve waited for months for the delivery of the numbers, now we have them. They’re made of cast aluminum which won’t rust or break and they'll, last a long' time. ft will take us, working on our spare time, a couple of months to get them all up. We hope you’ll be patient. We’re charging you $1.25 a house for the numbers. That will pay for the cost of the numbers, the plans and expenses and give us a bit of money to do service work with. Actually it’s saving you money. If a professional firm were to do the job, it would cost you closer to $5.00 a house. Most of the details of our plan are outlined in the news story on another page of the paper. If you have any questions about the numbering after you read that, please ask us, won’t you ? We hope all householders will buy numbers so that our system will be a success. Please cooperate with us to build a better Exeter. CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. Harris West Bette Lou visited with Mr. Mrs. John Talbot in Grand ley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham visited with relatives in London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile, of Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, Maurice, Arlene, and Mr. Simon Greb, Exeter Mrs. Oscar Zurich; Mr. Hodgson and Mrs. Amos Smith, Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ranier and Bernice, Stouffville, were Sun­ day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb. The occasion was a surprise birthday celebration, foi’ Mrs. Greb. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zartli of Chicago were recent visitors with Mrs. Zartli’s niece, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Molnar. Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster and Mr. and Mrs, J. Heywood of St. Marys visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Skinner and Arlene on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mrs. E. Lamport were Mr. Grant Amos, and A Time-Tested Trustee Investment lb, ZION 1 and 2 Years 3 to 10 Years Mr. Greb and and Mrs. Kay; Mr. and (Hen, Reg and I■ A community attended Brush demonstration . _ __. home of Mrs. William Routly of Elimville on Monday evening. • The Rally Day Service will be observed in this church on Sun-i day morning. ! Quite a number from the com- i munity spent a day last week at London Fair. , Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hern, 1 Vernon and Leroy, Mr. and Mrs. , Harold Hern and Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern, Frances and■ Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim; .' _ j Re­ Park in Lon- (I j t number of ladles from the’ a Stanley; at the • Interest payable half-yearly • $100 or more accepted and Mrs. Ailsa Craig, Mr. McKenzie of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lamport, Mr. Mrs. E. Lamport, Mr. and Roy Lamport Mr. and Mrs. (newlyweds) were real lively chivari night. The annual Rally Day service will be Sunday, a.m. W.M.S. and Mrs. Mrs. and families. W. Elliott treated to a on Monday held in the church on September 23, at 10:30 Plan Sale Members of the W.M.S. met in the schoolroom of tlie church on Tuesday evening of last week for their regular meeting. Mrs. Fred Bowden led the wor­ ship service. A duet was sung by Arlene Skinner and Marina Bowden. The study, “The Church of the Frontiers”, was presented by Mrs. A. McFalls, Mrs. R. Gates, Mrs. Hicks busi- Hern attended the Taylor union at Gibbons ~ ~ ' don on Sunday. Mission Band The Sunshine meeting was held on Friday, September 7. A short Worship Service was held, followed by the Roll Call I and minutes. Business was then discussed. Songs were sung by I the Band, a reading was given ■ by Mary Dickey, Mrs. Welling-I ton Brock read the story from i the study book called “Toschie and Toma”. The meeting was, closed with a hymn followed by i prayer. Huron&Erie MORTGAGE CORPORATION Mrs. J. McAllister and George McFalls. The president, Mrs. L. was in the chair for the ness. Reports were given by the secretary-treasurer and Commun­ ity Friendship Committee. Supply work was discussed and plans were made for the baking sale. Lunch was served by Mrs. C. Skinner, Mrs. G. Baynham and Mrs. Wickwire. Opens Barber Shop Mr. Clare Green is opening a barber shop in the library and will be evening from 9 open Monday and Friday 7 to 9 and Saturday a.m. to 9 p.m. WHALEN Klhare during and Catherine last week with Byron. spent the week- with her sister. Mission at the Band school E. F. H. J. D. G. K. W. Lloyd London, Ont. District Representatives Bell, Exeter, Ont. Bontliron, Hensall, Ont. Eilber, Crediton, Ont. Haberer, Zurich, Ont. B. Hodgson, Centralia, Ont. ! Mrs. visited Mrs. Pickles at Jean Arksev end in London Audrey. Mr. and Mrs. B. Holden, St. Marys, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire. Tha W.M.S. will meet for their September meeting at Mrs. Alton Neils home on Wednesday evening. Several from this dis­ trict attended tthe Western Fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire and Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire at­ tended a shower on Saturday at the home of Mrs. J. Dickens in honor of Miss Dorothy Mc­ Dougall, Lumley, bride-elect of this week. Miss Elva Morley is holiday­ ing with her cousin Mrs. Hueb­ ner at her summer home on the St. Clair shores. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fitzgerald of London. Mr .and Mrs. C. Shoebottom of Komoka spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie. Mr. Thomas Morley is visit­ ing with friends at. Virden, Hamiota and Winnipeg also his sister Mrs. jaw. Mr. and son Visited and Mrs. Road.Mrs. Maud Harding and Mrs. Hazel Roberts of spent Sunday with Morley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson at Moose- Mrs. William Hodg- on Sunday with Mr. Ray Cottle, Thames London twp. Mrs. William Allen Jaques Walter Gun­ ning visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tookey London. Mr. and Mrs. George Squire were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hodgins. A rumage sale is where you buy stuff from somebody else’s attic to The weights store In your own.* * * * average human heart about 11 ounces.