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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-02-19, Page 10Page 10 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER. ONTABJQi THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1953 9? ■f.....i1.' HELP*1 1 ■■■■ I ■ The Huron County Overseas Relief Fund TOR UTTLE MORE THAN THE PRICE OF... Is ,•^'3^'"'^:Ohs g JiutSwcteli'BioMt Etuis... CHANGE FROM ONE TYPE OF TRACTOR TO THE OTHER IN ONE-HALF HOUR Here’s the answer to your wish—a fast all- purpose tractor for cultivating 2 or 4 rows, and a husky 3-plow 4-wheeler for plowing and other year-round work. Come in—see how easily a simple switch of front-end parts gives you both the regular Case "DC” and the 4-wheel Model WDC4.” Comments About Centralia By MRS. F. BOWDEN The World Day of Prayer will be observed in the schoolroom of the church Friday afternoon of this week at 3 p.m. Miss Wilda pollock, R.N., of Kitchener, was a weekend visitor with Mr, and Mrs- Lome Hicks. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Godbolt attended the Jeffery-Ratz wed­ ding at Crediton on Saturday- Mrs, Godbolt was her sister’s matron-of-honor. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. land Squire on Wednesday ning of last week were Mr. Mrs. Bob Blair, Mr. and Mrs. N. Squire, Mr. E. Hicks and Mrs. P, Mack, Mr. and Mrs. K. Greb and Mr, and Mrs. R. Hodgson. The sympathy of many friends is extended to Mr. Andrew Hicks in the death of his sister, Mrs. Frank Irwin, of Toronto. Or- eve- and News of Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Butchers And Keglers Head 'A' Group, Huskers Tap 'B' Topics From Zion By MISS JANE WOMAN WE WANT YOUR co C U V _c kJ Three teams managed to take seven points this week as the first round of the semi-final play­ offs got underway in the Men’s Bowling League. The Butchers and the Keglers whitewashed all opposition in the “A” Group, the Huskers topped "B” Group. “A” GROW Butchers 7, Spares O The Butchers caught the Spares on an “off” night, and pulverized the league leaders 7-0—1,309- 1,030, 1,103-1,067 and 1,378-986. The meatmen toppled a triple of 3,79 0, probably the best of the season. Har Wolfe was back in harness and led the winners with 754 (2S2). Low man had 615. Bob Simpson had 599 (228) for the losers. Rene Francois had an unheard of- (for him) 468. Keglers 7, Strikes O The Keglers took a full seven points, fully earned as they snuffed the Strikes 1,188-1,135, 1,298 - 1,065 and 1,130 - 1,078. Berno McLean was hot, rolling 786 (297), L. Porter had 573 (210) for the losers. Tradesmen 4, Big Six 3 The Tradesmen got the better of a 4-3 split with the Big Six this week, although some of the games were nothing to rave about. The Legion team edged the half-dozen 946-1,141, 995- 958 and 1,178-1,136. Ken Hockey lead the Big Six with 711 (261). There were no scores entered the Tradesmen’s score sheet. “B" GROW Huskers 7, Short. Circuits 0 The Short Circuits were the short end of a 7-0 score the Huskers whalloped them 211-1,039, 1,079-1,031 and 1,064- 918. Bill Webster rolled an even 600 (238) for the winners, who were initiating fleshly yellow and green crests on their white sweat­ shirts. Maroons 5, Pinpoppers 2 The Maroons clamped their jinx on the Pinpoppers, the hapless ’Poppers able to shake it off for only one game—-1,093-1,180, 1,- 229-1,137 and 1,205-1,187. Bill Lisney led the colored shjrts with a triple of 70S (267) and “Damn- the-Handicaps-Full-Speed-Ahead” Bob Nicol clobbered 804 (279) for the losers, Spare Parts 5, Panthers 2 The Spare Parts and Panthers battled to a 5-2 decision, with tlie SPs arising victoriously—963- 95S, 1,213-1,014 and 996-1,060. It was Ed Conrad’s bowling that did the trick for the winners. MEN’S LEAGUE STANDING “A” Group Butchers (143) ..... Keglers (167) ....... Tradesmen (163) ... Big Six (179) ....... Spares ...................... Strikes (274) ........ "B” Group Huskers (292) ....... Maroons (244) ...... Spare Parts (209*) Panthers (250*) .... Pinpoppers (120) ... Short Circuits (2S1) (*Handicap for six men) Oil on as 1,- The Mission Band held their crokinole party last Wednesday night with a ing. Prizes Ladies’ high, men’s high,................... twenties, Earl Miller; and lucky chair, Doug Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDon­ ald and Gordon and Miss Ella Towle visited last Sunday with Mrs. Clare Towle and family, Miss Marion Brock spent the weekend at the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock. Mr. Harry Lovegrove of Thorn­ dale spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman. The W.M.S. held their Feb­ ruary meeting at the libme of Mrs, Norman Jaques. Mrs. Alvin Pym, Mrs. Enos Herdman, Mrs. AVillJam Morley Jr, and Janice spent Friday after­ noon with Mrs, Jud Dykeman. The Young People held their meeting Monday night with thir­ teen members present, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johns spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cliffe Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques and Yvonne spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Pen- hale of Winchelsea. Miss Phyllis Hern spent the weekend at the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques and Yvonne spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dvkertian. good crowd attend- were awarded to: Mrs. Melville Hern; Bob Hern;, most ■ TOP PRICES WEIGHED AT YOUR DOOR Howard Ferguson, District Representative Riverside Poultry Co, 1236 TRAFALGAR ST., LONDON London 7-1230 Phone Collect 680-r-2 Hensall Floor Sanding — NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR OLD FLOORS RE-FINISHED We Have the Newest Type of Equipment to Serve You ☆ PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE ☆ REASONABLE RATES Let Us Give You an Estimate on a Completely Installed Inlaid Linoleum or Tile Floor Seo Our New STORM-SCREEN Combination Windows - For Free Estimates on Any Job Call Zurich 240 CRESTLINE VICTORIA Elimville Euchre Club The Elimville Euchre Club was held Friday evening in the hall with Mr. Harry Sparling as host. Winners of the evening were: ladies’ high, Mrs. Gordon Penhale; gent's high, Mr. Del- mer Skinner, and consolation, Mr. Hubert Hunter. During the' business period it was moved that the euehre club donate 24 waste paper baskets to the South Huron Hospital. The motion was carried. The party will be held Friday evening with Mrs. Lloyd Johns as Personal Items Mrs. Weston Horne this week with her sister, M. McFalls, of London. Mr. and Mrs. William Routly visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes, of Huron Park, Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. James Sinclair and Kenneth, of London, visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Woods. Miss Janet Skinner spent a few days last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, of Exeter. Mr. Elgi n Skinner, Toronto, spent the weekend with his pa­ rents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner. Miss Norma Start and Mr. Donald McLean, of London Nor­ mal School are teaching this week at Zion School, Miss Start is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Routly and Mr. McLean with Mr. and Mrs. William Johns. Mrs. Delmer Skinner and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Skin­ ner visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, of Eden. Mr. and Mrs, Milton Miners, Of Sarnia,, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns. Mrs. Gordon Penhale is spend­ ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munn, of Hensail. Mr. hosts. and is visiting Mrs. G 3 3 3 3 3 3 G 3 3 3 o u 3 3 P 7 7 4 3 0 0 P 7 5 5 2 Pin Chatter With The Ladies* League The Happy Gals made the only seven-point win among the ladies’ teams in last week’s pin spinning at the local alleys when they met the Yarn Spinners. Irene Wade’s 638 and 255 were •high for the winnink Gals and among the unhaap losers, Agnes high for the winning Gals and among the unhappy losers, Agnes Jolly Jills gained five points for themselves leaving two for the opposing Busy Bees. Annie Lawson was winner's champ when she bowled 5 86 and 227. For the Bees, Georgenia Web­ ster came through again with top score, 539 and 211. Another five-point win placed the Jolly Six on the high side of the Frisky Sisters after three games. A 545 triple and 233 in one game put E. Robinson on top in the winning team. Ollie Essery’s 63 6 and 245 were best for the losing Sisters. Hot Dogs got the best of a 4-3 decision after three fighting games with the Wee Hopes. Hot Dog P. Robinson was in best bowling form for her team show­ ing 520 and 205 and son won losers’ laurels and 201. A one-point margin points went to Skunks when they tangled with the Alley Cats.' Do­ reen Prance bowled high for the winning stinkers with 561 217 while Betty Wilson forth for the felines and week's high triple, 687, 24S in one game. Merry Maids earned points in their victory over Hi- —Please turn to Page 12 T. and T. Flooring SALES AND SERVICE Linoleum, Tile and Floor^Sanding PHONE 240 — ZURICH, ONT. Herb Turkheim D. Simp- wtih 537 and four Solar ahe<M with so much thafis finer I Dick Jermyn aBHSJttMttctMnei and held the with four CUSTOMLINE FOUR-DOOR SEDAN DAVE’S COMMENTS METEOR SALUTES FIFTIETH AMNIVerSARY more power INew Formula SHUR-GAIN Chick Starter Is A Sensational New Feed * Here Is What It Will Do I NEW FORMULA SHUR GAIN CHICK STARTER ORDINARY CHICK STARTER handicap shown is, of the previous week’s fig- Compare the beautiful, youthful ’53 Meteor with any other car in the low price field! ’SeeMVLLVL VCU AXA VUGLVYV fJLLVU UG1XU VCU V* w A B APb whV 30 many more people are buying thisvlfaK/lfM1* D|/]Z> I ~?rvalue. Meteor with the new "Wonder * * * * S. 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EXETER ONTARIO Donald Donald Stirling Case has long been a source of humor (?) for this column — sometimes paying for free bowling schedules, some­ times just being his own obnox­ ious, aggravating self. It is only fair, with his end so near (he gets married on Saturday) that we pause briefly to lift our glasses in tribute to one who has contributed so much. His friends and teammates on the Big Six have been noticed of late with their yellow sweat­ shirts at half-mast, in rever­ ence to the passing of this fine sportsman and bon vivant (or perhaps shrinkage is the cause). Space does not permit us to list his sterling qualities, to dwell cm the outstanding example he has set for bowlers with his gen­ tle humor and quiet, unassuming manner. He has been the quin- tessnce of reliability and prompt­ ness. Stan Frayne captain of the Big Six, has been heard to say: “With the other members Of the team, I never know Whether they’ll be ten minutes early or five minutes early, but Case is ALWAYS at least 20 minutes late. Never falls!” Right now, odds are 50-50 as to Whether he will be late for the Wedding. Those who know Doh are betting on a tardy Entrance and friends 6f the bride-to-be are confidently taking all bets! Seriously, we wish Don and Phyllis the best of luck and a lifetime of happiness , , . HHs8 TRY "METEOR WONDER RIDE” BEFORE YOU DECIDE! T1 HENSALL, ONTARIO 10 New Models In Stock! 20 Late-Model Trade-ins To Pick From!TELEPHONE 178 ExeterPHONE 328