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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-12-11, Page 5THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1952 See TM Christmas Train At The Times-Advoc^te Want Insulation? For Your Home, Church, Hall, Office or Business Place WITH PREMIUM ROCK WOOL BLOWN-IN INSULATION Please Call E. HAIST Phone 160 Dashwood FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN This Week In Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Holton and family, of Seaforth, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan. Mrs. W. F few days recently with Mrs. Harry Armstrong, sail. Mr. and Mrs. William Walters spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman, of Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dpbbs, of Langton, were guests last week­ end of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock. The Christmas concert by our local school pupils will be held in Elimville church on December 16. Mrs. H, Sparling and pupils have been working hard these past weeks preparing a good program. Batten’ spent a Mr. and of Hen- Keglers Move Into Second Spot, Rollers Beat Big Six For Third less work, more name vucuum takes the drug- out of housework; attachments. life easier for every one . . . especially for Mother! 47/ Electrical gifts make An electric shaver will make your man happy’. National brand for maximum shelf jpaco. refrigerator, deiigned Two-ol-a-lime pop­ up loader, famovt make. Electric, mixer makes cooking fun!> Famous cleaner gery with Come, look and choose from our wide selection of work-saving, time-saving gifts at money-saving prices. R. E. Russell Phone 109 Exeter e/S cMl Ci The Keglers, probably the best team in the league, proved into second spot this week by virtue of a seven-point victory over the Apple jacks. The Rural Rollers knocked the Big Six out of the second place spot by beating them 5-2, the Rollers moving up the ladder to the "show” position. WEDNESDAY LAST Spares 4, Maroons 3 The Maroons came closer than any team has yet to beating the league-leading Spares, The games finished 1,007-1,002, 1,103-1,276 and 1,224-1,110, the Spare edgx ing the colored shirts 4-3, Rene Francois again led the with 791 (343). Grant had 630 (220) for the Panthers 5, Keglers 2 The Panthers used theii’ handi­ cap to advantage over Pop Wat­ son's Keglers, who were certain­ ly under par Wednesday night. Neil Stanlake led the winners with 559 (207). Bern McLean led the Keglers with 589 (236). The Keglers had a handicap 64 for ‘ ' the Bangs, with 72d (272), as did Dick Jermyn^ with 656 (233), Cal Preszcator had 553 (214) for the losers. the five men present, MONDAY NIGHT 5, Maroons 2 Strikes edged the Mar- up-and-down games Mon- 1,232-975, 1,079- S trikes The oons in dav h i EC 11 T vl,046 and 1,084 - 1,370. The Strikes took the total pins point by four pins. Cliff White rolled a good 719 (289) for the. win­ ners and Bill Lisney toppled 635 (287) for the colored shirts. Keglers 7, Applejacks 0 The Keglers were a lot better ■than necessary to skunk the Ap pie j acks—1,086-912, 1,193-970 and was winners, Cudmore Maroons. MEN’S LEAGUE STANDING Spares ..................... 24 49 Keglers ....,................. 24 34 Rural Rollers .............. 24 31 Big Six .......................... 24 30 Whizz Bangs ................ 24 30 Windmills ..................,. 24 29 Strikes .......................... 24 28 Butchers ....................... 21 27 Huskers ........................ 21 27 Spare Parts ................ 21 23 Maroons ....................... 24 23 Short Circuits ............. 24 23 Applejacks ............,........ 24 22 Pinpoppers ................... 24 22 Tradesmen ................... 21 21 Panthers ....................... 24 19 COMMENTS Pin Chatter With Th? Ladies* League The Jolly Six walked off with a jolly seven points after last week’s bowling with the Skunks- Best triple for the winners was E. Ninon's 480 and biggest op­ position by the Skunks was raised by Doreen Prance with with 436 in three games. Wee Hopes wound up seven points on top in their games with the Jolly Jills, Ruth Allard helped the winners with 615 and 218 and 499 by G. Bier ling wan high triple for the defeated- A seven-pojnt purr was uttered by the Alley Cats after theii* match with the week’s high tri­ ple, 657 (269) 'for the Cats. Losers' best was 504 and 205 hy Dot Pfaff. The Hot Dogs were content to take five points when they met the Merry Maids. Gladys Morlock took winners' honors with 516 and 207. A 538 triple by Naida Francois topped the Maids’ scores. Five points were gained by the Happy Gals and the oppos­ ing Frisky Sisters had to be con­ tent with two points. Dot Hall bowled high triple on the win­ ning team with 598 in three games and 217 in one. Ollie Es- sery’s 631 and 252 hit the high note for the Sisters. Another five - point lead was realized by the Busy Bees after three games with Yarn Spinners. Georgina Webster’s 565 triple took winners’ honor spot and among Yarn Spinners, Agnes Ap­ pleton bowled 526 and 200 for laurels. Report On Crediton East Ry MRS. W, MOTZ Mr. Charles Anderson spent Friday in Exeter with Mr. Mark Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Fraser, of Exeter, and Mrs. Alec Hamilton and sons, of Grand Bend, spent Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mrs. Alvin Sims returned horne Wednesday from St- Jo­ seph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jacques, who were recently married, are occupying one of Mr. Murray Neil’s cabins. 19—Clinton Colts at Centralia 21—New Hamburg at Centralia 24—Centralia at Milverton 26—Centralia at Clinton Electra 28—New Hamburg at Centralia 31—Centralia at Milverton February 4— Mitchell at Centralia 5— Centralia at Mitchell 7—Centralia at Clinton Colts 9—Centralia at Clinton Electra ■gx S' Wuerth Has More Specials! Skates —- Bauer’s best! Children's white figure or tube, sixes 8 to 10, II to 3, Boys’, 8 to 13, 1 to 5. Ladies' figure or tube, sizes 3 to 10, Men's Prohilt, specially priced. Men's Bobby Bauer, sizes 0 to 13, priced $6.75 and up. Six styles to pick from. Ankle Supports —- Leather or rubber, Tendon Guards — We sew them on FB.EE, Men’s and Boys’ Oxfords — All reduced in price. The Famous pack Shoe — Priced $16,95 to $23.95. Specials in Used skates. We Specialize in Skate Sharpening, spot work, length­ wise, hollow ground or crosswise. Zippers installed and repaired. SHOP AT WUERTH'S SHOES MAKE THAT XMAS $ GO FARTHER LS''5 S S's .<j 1,208-1,014. Roger Guay ■really hitting them, rolling (337). Jim Miller was hot, with 735 (269). Wes Wat- of the Apple jacks, had 590 (271). Rural Rollers 5, Big Six 2 The Rural Rollers had little trouble with the Big Six, the games ending 1,138-1,’094, 1,069- 1,228 ‘ ’ Mode was unbent, rollin,t (264) to lead the winners, and Art Frayne’s 664 (233) looked good too. Stan Frayne’s 75 6 (281) stood out on the Big Six score sheet. Windmills 3, Short Circuits 2 The Dutch Boy Windmills are back in the "win” column, beat­ ing the Short Circuits—1,155- 1,069, 1,145-1,224 and 1,075- 1,006. McPhee led the winners with 730 (280), followed by Bill Thornton's 682 (259). Murray Brintnell topped the hydro gang scores with 630 (240). Spares 5, Pinpoppers 2 The Spares continued fine bowling to beat the poppers 1,305-1,141 and. 1,187- 1,134, losing the last game 1,144-1,224. The league - leaders had one man under 600, with Fairbairn’s 693 (260), Francois’ 693 (272), Hume’s 688 (274) and Simpson’s 665 (280) stand­ing out. Bob Nicol rolled (255) for the 'Poppers and Southcott had 689 (313). Whizz Bangs 7, Panthers 0 The Panthers made it easy for the Whizz Bangs, losing to last year’s champions 1,ISO- 972, 1,044-1,010 and 1,170-1,092. Glenn Robinson bowled well for and 1,208-1,051. Merle ,g 689 Keglers Look Best Pop Watson’s Keglers, rently in second place, look the best team in the league year. They were carrying handicap of 80 for seven men on Monday night. Although the Keglers have not bowled an outstanding num­ ber of total pins, and have had an occasional "off” night, every man on the team is bowling a 190-plus average. J. the team this week to bolster the lineup. scratch bowler and toppled 217, 197 and 228. His 197 .game was dropped by the Keglers in the series against the Applejacks. The team (with averages) in­ cludes Jim Miller (202), Roger Guay (206), Pop Watson (195) Bern McLean (208), (190), Bob “ Preston, cur- like this a H. Preston was added to LADIES’ LEAGUE STANDING G P Happy Gals ................ 33 48 Aliev Cats .................. 33 44 44Busy Bees .................. 33 Hot Dogs ................... 33 43 Frisky Sisters ............ 33 40 Wee Hopes ..........;...... 33 39 Skunks ........................ 33 37 Yarn Spinners ........... 33 36 Hi-Lights ................... ?3 36 Merry Maids .............. 33 35 Jolly Jills ................ 33 31 Jolly Six .................... 33 30 Get Ready For Christmas Have your clothes expertly Sanitone Cleaned and Pressed NOW so they will be in tip top shape for the festive holidays. He started as a Flyers Beg in This Week Attention Mclnnes * * Close their Pin- 713 Bob very COUTTS CHRISTMAS CARDS at THE TIMES-ADVOCATE Christmas Suggestions Bridge In a variety Ideal for the tertainer. Practical, for many things. of colors, home en- too, CARD TABLES PICTURES TABLES CHROME SETS CEDAR CHESTS iAl Busselle (195), and * Guay Comes The latest serious win the Jack Smith watch came Monday night when Roger Guay rolled 337. He had a headpin in his first frame, marked in the rest. Bern McLean is still 340. Rene Francois had week, second time. Winning last this attempt to Bulova Teammate best with 343 last beating the, 340 for the the watch year makes him ineligible year. * * * * Centralia Flyers began their season in the O.H.A. Intermedi­ ate "B” league on Tuesday night at Milverton. Thursday, December 11, they play Clinton Electra at Goderich. The Flyers will play their home games in the Exeter Mem­ orial Arena. Following is the rest of the schedule for the R.C.A.F. team: December 16—Mitchell at Centralia 18—Clinton Electra at Centralia January 6—Centralia at Clinton Colts 8—Clinton Colts at Centralia 10—Centralia at New Hamburg 14—Milverton at Centralia 16— Centralia at New Hamburg 17— Centralia at Mitchell Last Week for Pre-Holiday Drape and Curtain Special Big Six Big-Hearted The Big Six very generously paid for the Rural Rollers’ games Monday night, decided when the R.R.s licked them 5-2. Perhaps other teams would like the same wager with the half-dozen? Stan Frayne, who has had a 213 average thus far, tossed a 756 triple this week. Ken Hoc­ key, who has had a 213 average, tossed a 533 triple this week. Stan has been scorekeeper for the team and shouldered full re­ sponsibility for the little error (probably caused from the strain ’of "carrying the load”) in the j extra-frame game with the I Tradesmen last week, Perhaps, now that Stan is do­ ing the bowling for the Big Six, Ken wouldn’t mind doing the scorekeeping? ANY PAIR OF DRAPES OR CURTAINS CLEANED AND PRESSED FOR 750 [SANITONL Brady Sanitone Cleaners TEL. 136 Pickup and Delivery EXETER FOR FAMILIES WHOSE HOMES ARE THEIR TRIDE AND JOY' HASSOCKS MIRRORS SMOKERS LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS #1 i New lamps brighten any home! Dinney’s offer a colorful and smart selec­ tion, Choose now!Desks For a Wonderful Selection of Gifts Shop at Popular with Pop! Or tor Mom and her bud­ get! A welcome addition to any home! * We Deliver • Let’s Talk Turkey This year the turkey winners will be decided without handicap —a departure from previous years. Last year the triple-plus- liandicap scheme proved to be a headache, and an extra prize had to be handed out because of a mixup. This year, we believe the sys­ tem is better, simpler and even more fair. It gives the good bowlers and the lucky bowlers a chance to win a turkey for high triple and high single without the chance of a less experienced ■bowler winning by adding a 180 handicap to a 600-plds triple or a 60 handicap to a good single game. It also gives the average bowlers a good chance with four hidden scores. One turkey will go to the best triple. The bowler of the best triple can’t take the prize for high single. A bird will be awarded for the best single game. Four turkeys can be won with "hidden” triples. For the hidden numbers, this year they will be hidden without anyone possibly knowing what they are. There will be four envelopes, marked "4”, "5”, “5" and "6”. Numbers from zero to nine will be placed in two different hats, the numbers written in two dif­ ferent colors. One number will be drawn from each hat and placed unseen Into each envel­ ope, which Will be sealed. Thus the envelopes will Con­ tain triple scores of 4??, 6??, 5?? and 6??. Any questions? Oh, yes! In case of a tie the bowler with the better average wins. PHONE 20-W EXETER Cur Slip Is Showing We were a little generous to the WhizX Bangs in the stand­ ing, They were credited last week with 26 points instead of 23. This week’s standing (we hope) is Correct V: Grocery Specials For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Port’s Grape Nut Flakes, Ige.220 post’s Com-Fetti, Ige... 2 pkgs. 390 Southcott BrosPHONE 16 Aylmer Cranberry Sauce, 12-oz...... 250 Australian Sultana Raisins .... 2 lbs. 970 Maple Leaf Salmon Sockeye 7%-oz. ............................. 390 Sheriff’s Pie Crust Mix both for Sheriff's Lemon Pie Filling ........... 380 Christmas Is A Family Affair . . . and Southcott’s shopping because it’s a family store. Gifts galore prices. A Lay-Away Plan for your convenience.prices. A Lay-A way Children Snow Suit Station Wagon Coat Goloshes Mitts and Gloves Pyjamas Sweaters Lined Jeans Corduroy Slacks Cotton Flannel Shirts Nylon Slips and Panties Handkercliiefs Handbag Nylon Hose Mitts and Gloves Boxed Handkerchiefs Nylon Overboots Blindcraft Aprons Snuggledown Gowns and Pyjamas Housecoat Houseslippers McBrine Luggage Ladies Dress Nylon Gowns, Slips and Panties Rayon Gowns, Slips and Panties Cardigan Pullover Sillc Headsquar© Scarf Men Station Wagon Coat Biltmore Hat Forsyth Shirt Sport Shirt Cardigan Pullover Pyjamas Nylon Socks Leather Gloves Initial Handkerchief is the place for- Christmas for everyone—at reasonable Liitial Scraf Belt Ties Braces Cuff Links Tie Clip Housecoats Houseslippers McBrino Gladstone Ba Motor Rug For the Home Kenwood Blankets Chenille Spread Loop Twist Mat Sheet and Pillow Case Sets Wabasso Sheets Flannelette Sheets Towel Sets Bath Mat Set Linen Tablecloth Lace Tablecloth Luncheon Cloth Chum Shop Early At Home EXETER