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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-12-06, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1951 Page 3 December 15 Is The Deadline! For Mailins Christmas Cards BUY YOURS at the TIMES-ADVOCATE Down The To the Electors of Stephen Township Ladies and Gentlemen: Haying served the Municipality for the past year as Councillor I am now a candidate for Deputy- Reeve. Both in the Municipality and as a representative to County Council, if elected, I will serve the rate­ payers without fear or favor., I appreciate the confidence placed in me by the voters last year and respectfully ask your support and influence on my behalf next Monday. STEWART WEBB Alleys Men’s League Completes Sked Bowlers are urged to try get­ ting 7:00 o’clock grimes started on time. It is also time to re­ mind you that your spare man nights the SPORTS By D.T.S, T To the Electors of Stepfien Township Having served four years on your Township Council and having a good knowledge of your roads and township in general, I solicit your vote as Reeve. JOHN A. MORRISSEY '■ ■ (12 play- ELECT Wellington HAIST Deputy-Reeve For 1952 I have served one year as councillor and offei- my services as Deputy-Reeve for the coming year. I cannot call on everyone personally but I solicit your vote on my behalf. If elected, .1 will serve to the best of my ability to carry out a sound, businesslike administration for the benefit of all taxpayers. Wellington Haist Men’s League Tradesmen Take Five The Tradesmen retained their lead in “A” group 'by whipping the Pinpoppers 5-2, shoving the latter into third place. Reg Tay­ lor led all the way for the win­ ners, winding up with a 674 (241), Doug Pryde’s 582 (214) was best for the printers. The Spares, led by Don Bray with 635 (242),jumped into second place by trouncing the Maroons 7-0. John Christie had a good night for the short-handed Maroons, trundling 655 (237), The colored shirts have now tak­ en over last place. The Keglers are in fourth position after taking the Spare Parts 5-2, Five barrelers bowled 600 triples, Pop Watson showing (286). Best John Schroe- the way with 678 for Ed’s team was der’s 643 (252). The Big Six hit column this week victory over the Dukes. Outside of Ken Hockey, who always seems to be on top for the Six, Punch Wells trun­ dled a 5 52 (107). Grant Cud- more was best for the Dukes with 587 (228). (Our apologies to Stan Frayne and his other five for not crediting them with two points against the Trades­ men last week.) Circuits Still Tops Short-Circuits managed to squeeze a 4-3 victory from the Panthers and keep their lead in ”B” division. Murray Brintnell paced the electritians with 610 (219) while Charlie Davis led the Panthers with his triple of 562 (226). The Whizz Bangs moved into a second - place tie with the Chuckers by overrolling the Rural Rollers ’5-2. H. Dyck whizzed 6 65 (250) for the Bangs while Charlie Prout topped the Rollers with 617 (264). Wednesday Night. Merle Mode’s six chucked five from the Strikes. Les Plummer, a sub for the Chuckers, was tops for the night with a 709 (263). A. Ford copped 593 (245) for the one-ballers. The Butchers slaughtered the Panthers 7-0 with the help of Harry Holtzman’s 696 (296). B. Heywood led his tigers ing 657 (232). the winning with a 5-2 fast-slipping by bowl- “A” Group G P Tradesmen .................. 27 37 Spares ......................... 27 34 Pinpoppers .................. 27 31 Keglers ........................ 27 28 Spare Parts ............... 27 28 Dukes .......................... 27 24 Big Six ........................ 27 22 Maroons ...................... 27 20 Some Timely Tips & a nice Mix Master 1 something shiny bright kitchen plight. Speaking of kitchen, that’s the place Where you always find mother’s happy face. So why not buy To simplify her Have you a problem on your mind? A gift for someone you cannot find ? Then you’d better call around on us And we’ll help you out of your fret and fuss. Because right under our very roof We’ve gifts for the smart, gifts for the aloof. A gift that’ll bring dad a cheery smile Could be a chisel, a hammer or file, Or anything in the workbench line We’re sure you’ll find will fit in fine. We’ve such a variety of stocks From big while bowls to kitchen clocks. must bowl four games) to qualify for offs. Week Of December 17 Monday 7-9 Keglers and Dukes; and Tradesmen; Big Pinpoppers, Monday 9-11 Apple Jacks and Rural Roll­ ers; Spare Parts and Spares; Whizz Bangs and Short Circuits, Wednesday 7-9 Butchers and Chuckers (5-6); trikes and Panthers (3-4). Week Of January 7 Monday 7-9 'Pinpoppers and Spares; Big Six and Spare Parts; Keglers and Maroons. Monday 9-11 Whizz Bangs and Chuckers; Rural Rollers and Panthers; Tradesmen and Dukes. Wednesday 7-9 Butchers and Short Circuits (5-6); Apple Jacks and Strikes (3-4). Week Of January 14 Monday 7-9 Pinpoppers and Dukes; .. Parts and Maroons; Keglers and Big Six. Monday 9-11 Tradesmen and Spares; Whizz Bangs and Panthers; Rural Roll­ ers and Chuckers. Wednesday 7-9 Strikes and Short Circuits (5- 6); Butchers and Apple (3-4). Week Of January 31 Monday 7-9 Pinpoppers and Spare Parts; Keglers and Tradesmen; 'Chuck­ ers and Short Circuits. Monday 9-11 Whizz Bangs and Butchers; Big Six and Spares; Rural Roll­ ers and Strikes, Wednesday 7-9 Panthers and Apple Jacks (3- 4); Dukes and Maroons (5-6).. Week Of January 38 Monday 7-9 Dukes and Spare Parts; Strikes and Chuckers; Pin­ poppers and Maroons. Monday 9-11 Spares and Keglers; Apple Jacks and Whizz Bangs; Rural Rollers and Short Circuits. Wednesday 7-9 Butchers and Panthers (5-6); Tradesmen and Big Six (3-4). Week Of February 4 Monday 7-9 Pinpoppers and Tradesmen; Big Six and Dukes; Keglers and Spare Parts. Monday 9-11 Whizz Bangs and Rural Roll­ ers; Spares and Maroons; Apple Jacks and Chuckers. Wednesday 7-9 Short Circuits and Panthers —Please turn to Short Circuits Chuckers ...... Whizz Bangs Rural Rollers Applejacks .... Strikes ......... Panthers. ...... Butchers ....... May we suggest _ To help her make those swell meals faster,* A pressure pot, an electric kettle, Or pots and pans of durable metal. Something she wouldn’t buy herself But would love to have on her top shelf. quality at -FArR pRices PHONE 27 ___ Maroons Six and Big Spare Jacks least one team, and maybe will join the local hockey this season and another drop out. The Granton won’t show in the compe- but from the south, Ilder- and possibly Ailsa Craig At two, loop win gang tition ton m will play in the league. Deadline for team registration in the WOAA was Saturday and all were in except Ailsa Craig. The latter, which is partly com­ posed of St. Marys’ skaters, isn't quite organized yet but they’re trying to place an entry. Exeter Ready Manager Jim Fairburn, who's to be commended for taking over the Exeter ice squad after a heavy baseball season, has had his charges out for three prac­ tices. Jim’s hopes are on a home­ brew team with the accent on youth. "Bunny” Ford is coach. Latest session on Seaforth ice brought close to 30 locals out to make a bid for a permanent berth. Only problem for the slot is that of elimination. Schroeder, former Zurich Teeswater puck stopper, is ible. Bill Waghorn and Harry Stephens, of Winchelsea, have also shown well in the nets so far. On defence, the Fairbairn- Ford combination is working out Ross and Bill Tuckey, Al Hor­ ton, and Don Prescator. Em Pen- hale is expected to join the blue­ liners soon. The toughest competition will be for positions up front. Toby Brintnell, Bill Musser and Gerry Lawson are back along with several others of last year’s crew. Schroeder brothers from Centralia, Del, Glen and Harry have been working out as a line. Two men from RCAF Centralia are trying for positions and one, at least, will probably get the nod. Not too much has been organ­ ized in minor circles fox* the lo­ cal lads yet but there’ll probably be action soon after the Parks Board hires their caretaker­ supervisor. The Kinsmen are willing to sponsor another- min­ or team. We hope that the pub- —Please turn to Page 10 * Service with Courtesy Exeter Cab Supertest Station PHQNE 4(55 DAY OR .NIGHT G ■ To the Voters of Stephen Township On December 10 ELECT goal Bill and elig- A. V. Tieman J AS YOUR REEVE No axe to grind—only a desire to serve further the Township of Stephen. I promise only to serve to the best of my knowledge and ability for the interest of all. THANK YOU A. V. Tieman For Everybody SOUTHCOTT'S is a family store ... a store with everything for body. Come in . . . browse -around . that will fill your Christmas list. of the things vou’ll find when SOUTHCOTT’S^ every- things a few ? . and see the many, many Just to help you. we’ll list just you do your Christmas shopping at Page 10 27 39 24 36 27 36 27 25 24 22 24 19 24 17 24 16 Ladies* League The Happy Gals got selves into deep water handicaps when they victims of a seven point defeat at the hands of the Pin Heads. Head Pin was R. Allard with 487 in three games and top for the losers was Dot Hall vLL 566. Bowling close opposition with a four point lead over the Bees are the Frisky Sisters. Phil Haworth smashed in with a high 621 triple and 221 in one game. For the not-so-busy Bees high score was earned by Agnes Cutting who bowled 546. The Hot Dogs growled off a seven point victory when they tusseled the Hi-Lights. Best dog was M. Ryckinan with 581 and 215 and for the losers, K. Han­ nigan bowled with 507 and 223. For seven points, the Alley Cats pulled ahead of the Trail­ ers with the aid of D. Prance who bowled high triple 562 (201). For the Trailers, D. Pfaff bowled 529 and 222. The Merry Maids five the cois and and Appleton 476. The Jolly Jills them- with became with Busy Merry Maids snagged points in their match with Yarn Spinners. Naida bowled 605 in three for the team, high 211 in one on the losing bowled Fran- games Maids Agnes triple, took seven points from" the Cracker jacks In their games. High score for the Jills was bowled by A. Prez- cator with 489 and for the los­ ing team, N. Snell took top score with 460 points. In three games. LADIES’ LEAGUE STANDING (Saturday Morning) PG Happy Gals ................ 27 45 Frisky Sisters .............. 27 43 Hot Dogs .................... 24 38 Merry Maids ............... 27 35 Alley Cats .................. 27 35 Pin Heads ................... 27 34 Busy Bees ................... 27 28 Jolly Jills .................. 24 27 Hi-Lights ...................... 27 26 Yarn Spinners ............. 27 25 Crackefjacks ............... 27 18 Trailers ........................ 27 17 For the Men '1 Ties Motor Rugs Cuff Links Biltmore Hats Belts Dressing Gowns Tie Bars Jackets Pyjamas Cardigans Handkerchiefs Gloves Luggage Socks Pullovers Slippers Billfolds Shoes Shirts Station Wagon Coats For the Ladies Boots Dresses Pullovers Hosiery Handkerchiefs Nylon Lingerie Housecoats Gloves 0 Cardigans Rayon Lingerie Slippers Handbags Snuggledown Pyjamas Bed Jackets Stadium Boots Scarves Snuggledown Gowns FlightLuggageAprons Pullovers Bow Ties For the Boys Shirts Cardigans Socks Mitts Pyj anias Goloshes Overalls Bomber Jackets For the Girls Snow Suits Goloshes Cardigans Pullovers Pyj am as Lingerie Slips Gloves Handkerchiefs Head Squares For the Household Chenille Spreads Kenwood Blankets Wabasso Sheets Flannel Tablecloths Madiera Doilies Guest Towels Blankets Bath Pillow Cases China Tumbletwist Rug Sets Grocery Specials for Thursday/ Friday and Saturday Ayl. Solid Pack Pie Cherries, 15-oz. 270. Free Serviette Holder with 2 Pkgs. Club House Minute Tapioca 280 Harry Horne’s Soup Mix 8-oz. pkg. Jello Powders, Puddings, Pie Fill 3/290 Treesweet Pure California Orange Juice 46-oz......................................................... 410 Choice Quality Tomatoes, 28-oz. 240 PHONE 16 We Deliver — 150 EXETER