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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-05-07, Page 3GARAGES Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes­ day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: ED’S IMPERIAL Garage Quality Leader ill the £ow Price field BANTAM POWER MOWER Time-tested Jacobsen iy2 hp. Engine Fully Enclosed Chain Drive Dual Clutch — Manual or Automatic Extra-Heavy Air Cushion Tires All-Steel Construction i 21-inch Cutting Width Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 7. 1953 Accounts Receivable pay Free Press Lea- & GEORGE WRIGHT 136 Ann Street Phone 1-M Leadei' feels and Mrs. Ralph a Grade 13 sty- it combines good condi- Ball Season Opens May 18 May 18-—-Exeter at Dashwood, 2:30 Strathroy at Mitchell, 10:30 (Exhibition) Mitchell at Strathroy, 8:30 p.m (Exhibition? 21— RCAF Centralia at Mitchell RCAF Clinton at Strathroy 22— Dashwood at St. Marys Seaforth at Zurich 25— 'Zurich at Exeter 26— St. Marys at Centralia Strathroy at RCAF Clinton 27— Mitchell at Seaforth 28— Centralia at Strathroy 29— Exeter at St. Marys Seaforth at Dashwood June 1—St. Marys at Zurich Dashwood at Mitchell RCAF Clinton at Centralia 3— —Mitchell at Exeter 4— Zurich at Clinton RCAF 5— Mitchell at Exetei' 8— RCAF Clinton at Mitchell Centralia at Dashwood 9— Exeter at Zurich Seaforth at St. Marys 11—Mitchell at Strathroy Centralia at Seaforth at Exeter ■Mitchell at Zurich at Ciinton 16—Centralia at St. Marys 18— Seaforth at Strathroy RCAF Clinton at St. Marys Mitchell at Centralia 19— -Zurich at Dashwood 22—Centralia at Exeter St. Marys at Seaforth Strathroy at Mitchell 24— Mitchell at Zurich 25— Exeter at Clinton RCAF Seaforth at Centralia Dashwood at Strathroy 29—RCAF Clinton at Seaforth Zurich at Mitchell 29—Strathroy at Dashwood July 1— Mitchell at St. Marys 2— Centralia at RCAF Clinton Zurich at Strathroy 3— Seaforth at Exeter 6— St. Marys at Mitchell Dashwood at Zurich 7— Exeter at Centralia 9—RCAF Clinton at Dashwood Strathroy at St. Marys 10—Zurich at Seaforth 13— RCAF Clinton at Exeter St. Marys at Dashwood Seaforth at Mitchell 14— Centralia at Zurich 15— Seaforth at RCAF Clinton 16— Exeter at Strathroy 20— Dashwood at Centralia Strathroy at Exeter Mitchell at Clinton RCAF 22— All Star Game at Exeter 23— 'Strathroy at Centralia 24— Mitchell at Dashwood Zurich at St. Marys Exeter at Seaforth Dashwood at Exeter RCAF Clinton at Zurich Centralia at Seaforth St. Marys at Strathroy St. Marys at RCAF Clinton ■MlAt * W 1 'i i ■?' ™ flr SA ■ ’ Zurich at 12—Dashwood St. Marys 15—Exeter at Strathroy Dashwood RCAF : > (MU . ' . 4 ............................................................................... MEET THE CHAMPS -— These happy bowlers just copped the Labatt Trophy, symbolic, of the Exetei* Men’s Bowling Association championship. The Keglers will be awarded the trophy at the anual banquet on Friday, May 8. They are (left to right) Dick Watson, Bern McLean, “Pop” Watson (captain), Lew Busselle, Jim Preston and Roger Guay. The two outside men are not quite in the picture but they were very much in the game. Watson was of particular help in the semi-finals and Guay has been consistently good. —T-A Photo Choose John Hicks School Leader John Hicks, versatile Exeter athlete, will represent South Hur­ on District High School on this year's London ders' Club. Son of Mr. Hicks, John is . . dent and participates in track and field, football, basketball and volleyball. An award- winning scholar, he has served as presi­ dent of the athletic society. John calls basketball his favor­ ite sport because natural ability and tion. The South Huron the use of films, and the length­ ening of physical training periods would help improve athletics in the schools. He says communities should take a greater interest in school athletics. They help build char­ acter in the participants and pre­ vent juvenile delinquency. Interest in current events among students could be stimu­ lated by holding discussion per­ iods and quizzes, he feels. To those of you who have paid or arranged mentis on your accounts, I thank you. To those of you who have ignored statements paper notices, please be advised that our solicitors, & - .... if and Bell Laughton, will take charge of these accounts shortly, they are not paid. Honor Champs Keglers Claim Labatt Trophy The Keglers will ibe honored at i Exeter Bowling Lanes, the annual banquet this week as I The Keglers have a fair bowl- the first team in the history Online- rftnnwl for th a sonson. Dll vine: the Exeter Men’s Bowling Asso­ ciation to win the Labatt Trophy. The Labatt Trophy represents championship honors, the Labatt firm donating the award to the league in January of this year for annual competition. The Keg­ lers will receive individual tro­ phies but the cup will remain in ling record for the season. During H^e regular schedule they fin­ ished sixth in total pins (without handicap) and eighth in the points standing. They bowled 44,- 355 for 45 games, an average of 986 per game. Actually the team is better than the records show, as their playoff bowling proved much bet- For dessert Serve ICE CREAM Crib More Corn Quicker, Easier with Equipment! AUJW0K ELEVATOR Handles Anything Lasts a Lifetimel ONE-ROW PICKER picks, husks and loads up to 12 acres a day. Two- row model handles up to II acres daily. Finest builtl Easy to use. Oper­ ates through wide variety of drives. Big capacity! Reg Armstrong Motors Phone 216 Exeter 1■ter. The of men son. Roger with an „_ . _ . games. Bern McLean was close behind -with 208 for 65 games. Lew Busselle averaged 197 for 60 .games, Jim Miller (69) 191, Pop Watson (38) 188, Jim Pres­ ton (42) 180, and Dick Watson (36) 163. Bob Mclnnes bowled 21 games early in the season with a 195 average. Miller has left the team and Centralia to take part in Coronation. Most of the members are force personnel. Spares To Receive Kist Cup The Spares, the league's team during the regular season, will receive the Kist Cup Friday night. This cup is awarded an­ nually to the team finishing the schedule in first place. Tuckey Kist Beverages donat­ ed the trophy and a representa­ tive will make the presentation to Jim Fairbairn’s team at the banquet. Keglers were often short during the regular sea- ■Guay was top bowler average of 212 for 57 Remember Her With A Gift From Southcott's air top ☆ ☆ ☆ Immediate Delivery! 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