HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-06-29, Page 8Page 8 THE T1MES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1950
Edward Hpdgins
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Exeter 235
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Truck Wheels for
Manure Spreaders
Railroad Irons
Angle Irons In All Sizes
WE BUY SCRAP IRON ’
Also Buy Feather Ticks
Of All Kinds
Bring the Scrap
Into Our Yard
Edward Hodgins, ,82, whose
death occurred in Strathroy Saturday, was a former resident of
Biddulph Township.
He resided in Lucan 26 years,
and before that lived in Granton.
He was a member of Holy Trin
ity Church.
The remains rested in Has
kett’s funeral home, where
services were conducted Tuesday
at 2 p.m. by the Rev. L. C. Har
rison, and interment made
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Youth Group
Leads Crediton
in the local
morning were
Youth Fellow-
in.
BRINSLEY
The ratepayers of School
tion No. 5 McGillivray held a
picnic at Ipperwash beach on
Sunday last.
Mrs, Albert King of Crediton
spent Thursday with Miss Ida
Hardy.
A number of the community
attended the strawberry supper
at Lieury on Friday evening
last.
Mrs. Arthur Lightfoot held a
nylon demonstration on Tuesday
evening last,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Clifford of Ilderton,
Mrs, Bob Brunswick
garet and Mrs. M$ry
Parkhill dined with
Mrs. Lin Craven on Sunday eve
ning.
Mrs.
Parkhill spent
week with Mr.
Witherspoon.
Confirmation
held in St.
Sec
Bice and
Mr. and
and Mar-
Gagen of
Mr. and
Dashwood Wi ns, Ties
During Past Week
Dashwood intermediates
and tied in two games
week, Monday night the ......
beat Hensall in a six-inning tilt.
Hengall piqked up five runs in
the first two Ijpl__ 1, JI
until the fifth. Dashwood tied
the game ip that inning
went on to win. Wein and JUL
shared the mound chores for the
Glenn
innings to
w o n
this
team
lead
Luther Reunion
The Luther family reunion
was held at Canatara Park,
Sarnia, on Sunday, June 25, with
fifty present. Pinner find supper
were served. An address of wel
come was given by the president,
Kenneth, Luther. The picnic for
1951 is, to be held at Ipperwash
on June 24, A very pleasant
time was spent together.
In China the first icourse at
dinner is the dessert.
Napoleon instituted the French
Region of Honour in 1892.
Panda: Yes, I was in
Yokahama in the last
earthquake. The house
* rocked, knives and forks
and dishes flew all over
die place,”
Monium: “Great Scott!
That reminds me, I must
post that letter for my
wife,”
and
Yellq
Services
Special services
churches Sunday
conducted by the
ship Group,, comprising the young
people of the Evangelical and
United churches. The meeting in the' Evangelical church was led
by the president;
■Mitchell ’ I
■Church by vice-president,
Margaret Ratz. Two very
addresses were given, in
Evangelical Church by Miss Irene
Finkbeiner and in the United
Church by Miss Rosalie Mack,
Music at both services was fur-
nishe'S by members of the Group,
accompanied by Miss Winnifred
in the United and by Miss Ruth
Schwartz in the Evangelical
Church.
U.C. Choir Enjoys Picnic
A very pleasant evening
spent by the members of
United Church choii* and their
friends, numbering sixty, when
they enjoyed an outing at Turn
bull's Grove.
Following a picnic supper,
sports were enjoyed. Mrs. E. R.
Johnson, who has given valuable
service as organist and director,
was presented with a Kenwood
blanket, An address of apprecia
tion .was 'read by Mrs. J. Wood-
all and the presentation was
made by Mrs, A. Baker.
Johnson and
to Toronto in
Miss Elaine
and in the United
Miss
fine
the
w i n n era, Sangster and
pitched for Hensall,
Scope By Innings — R
Dashwood 000 053—^-8
Hensall 410 000—5
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8
5
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2
4
« On their own diamond Friday
night Dashwood tied Goderich
6-6 in seven1 innings, Regiqr
hatted two for three for the best
average, while Gaiser and Hol
land both slammed triples.
Score By Innings— RHE
Dashwood .... 001 023 0—6
•Goderich ..... 004 101 0—6
Yelle and Kleinstiver;
tello, Young and Worsell.
7 1
1 6
Cos-
was
the
EDGEWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuball
and family of the second conces
sion of Biddulph Township, visit
ed with their son, Mr. Joseph Zu
ball Jr., and family.
The measles are in the com
munity again.
The girls’ ball team played ball
at Edgewood Friday night.
Miss Vera Moore held a iplastic
demonstration at her home here
on Wednesday afternoon,
Mr, Don Middleton gave a talk
over the air Thursday at noon
hour for the Junior Farmers.
Miss 'Margaret Westman is
holidaying at her home here.
Mr. Jimmy Zilisky of London
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Westman and family,
May we remind you to have your tires checked
before going on that holiday trip. Worn tires could
make plenty of trouble. We handle Goodyear, Domi
nion and Fisk brands.
South End Service
RUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Exeter Phone 328
IGirls Whip Ilderton
Exeter girls hung wp an 11-
defeat on Ilderton Monday night
to stop a two-game losing streak,
Ilderton opened the scoring
with two runs in the second but
Exeter tied the score in the third
and went on to win with foui- in
the fifth and five in the seventh.
Eileen Hodgins hit her first
home run of the season—a grand
the seventh,
,.0'02 040 5—1
......020 000 0—2
Taylor; Scott and
a
attended theWool
ADD A
TO YOUR
attended
picnic at
evening.
Eunice and
of Crediton
Hardy one
15
Eagleson
Exeter Salvage Co.
At Station St. - Phone 423
Elizabeth Williams of1
a few days last
and Mrs, Stewart
SEAFORTH
(Write for Sacks and Twine)
Phones: 3-W and 3-J
slam one—in
EXETER ....
ILDERTON ..
Pfaff and
McNaughton.
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All Wool shipped to
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is Graded in Seaforth and full
settlement made from them.
Ship Your Wool to:
H. M. JACKSON
service will be
Mary’s Anglican
Church, Brinsley, on Friday eve
ning next, June 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Farrell,
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Latta, Ray
mond and Ronald spent Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Neil, s
Mr. Ansell Lee has his new
driving shed nearly completed
with Mr. Harry Beaver of 'Credi
ton as contractor.
Mrs. Albert King of Crediton
spent one evening recently w with
Miss Ida Hardy.
Mrs. Sam King,
Miss Norma Fahner
called on Miss Ida
evening last week.
Miss Gertrude Amos
a Teachers’ Association
Poplar Hill Thursday
She conducted the election of
officers for the ensuing year.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Farrell
and Mr. and Mrs. George Latta,
Raymond and Ronnie spent Sun
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Neil,
PLEASURE BONUS
Holidays are meant for enjoy
ment . . . don’t let tire trouble mar
your trip ... cause delay or perhaps
an accident.
Let us equip your car for a tire-safe
holiday, with dependable new,
toad-gripping Goodyears.
They give more miles, more satis
faction pet dollar because they are
built better to last longer* Come
in and see us today*
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SAFETY TUBES make blowouts
harmless, give you the ultimate in
safety* Enjoy freedom from blowout
worries this holiday trip . . * and on
all future trips. You can’t get better
protection to save your life.
SOUTH END
SERVICE
RUSS & CHUCK SNELL PHONE: 328W
■More people ride on
good/Vear
Tires than on any other kino
W/C and Mrs.
family are moving
the near future.
A large crowd
sale on Saturday of the effects of
Mrs. T. Trevethick. Good prices
were realized. Mrs. Trevethick
had previously disposed of her
home to Mr. C. W. Parkinson,
manager of the local bank. The
brick shop on main street was
purchased by Mr. Bruce Kienzle,
who intends to convert it into a
dwelling. Mr, Kienzle has dis
posed of his house and lot to Mr.
Clifford Kenny.
Personal Items.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King spent
the week-end in Detroit, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett.
. Little Miss Marlene King spent
a few days at the home of her
uncle, Mi’. John Donaldson, of
Ailsa Craig.
■Mr. and Mrs. J. Galloway and
Marilyn spent a few days recent
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill
in Detroit.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Morlock and
family of Rochester and Miss
Ella Morlock of Brantford visit
ed recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Morlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Maclsaac
and John, of Detroit, spent the
week-end with Mrs. D. Maclsaac.
Mrs. D. Maclsaac left Sunday
to spend a week with Mrs. Annie
Haist at her cottage at Huron
Heights.
Misses Elaine Fahrner and
Pauline Faist, Mrs. Gertrude
Heideman and Mr. Glenn Wuerth
of London and Mr. Grant Rosez-
ler of Glencoe spent the week
end at the homes of their pa
rents, here.
Mr. Ken Lillow of Toronto
spent the week-end with relatives
here. «• (
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilmar
tin of London visited over the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Woodall.
Several from here attended
the baseball games in Detroit on
Sunday.
“For beating your wife I’ll
fine you $1.10,” said the judge.
“I don’t object to the dollar,”
said the prisoner, “but what is
the 10 cents for’?”
“That,” said the judge, “is
the Federal tax on amusements.”
Soffbail
W.O.A.A. “B” & “O”
June '22
St. Joseph 6, Sharon
Masse and Forsey;
and England.
June 23
Centralia 7, Bayfield
Jacobson, Rhude and
ter; Art Bell and C. Bell
June 26
St. Joseph 6, Bayfield 7
Ducharme and Ducharme; D
Bell and Art Bell.
League officials will meet at
RCAF Station Centralia Friday
night to set the last half of the
schedule.
Ball Figures
INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL
(as of Tuesday morning)
Standing —-W L T E
Clinton Colts .......6 1 2 14
Mitchell .................6 2 1 13
Lucan ...................6 3 0 12
Dashwood .............5 2 2 12
Goderich ...•............4 3 3 11
Exeter ....................3 4 1 7
Clinton Radar .....3 4 1 7
Hensall ..................3 5 1 7
Zurich ...................2 5 2 6
St. Marys .............1 7 1 3
Centralia ...............1 4 0 2
Results—
Zurich 9, Exeter
Clinton Colts 6, Centralia 3
Dashwood^ 6, Goderich 6
Lucan 8, Clinton Radar 7
Dashwood 8, Hensall 5
Goderich 12, Clintdn Colts 4
Zurich 4, St. Marys 4
St. Marys 6, ‘Exeter 3
Clinton Radar at Centralia
jpostponed.
Dad (to son ’home
lough): “What’s the
thing you’ve learned in
son?”
Bill: “Always to say
and No, Sir.”
Dad: “You did?”
Bill: “Yeah.”
principal
the army
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