The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-02-28, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1952
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Contract for Barley Now
We are now contracting barley for the Canada
Malting’ Company. Our elevator is now complete.
We. have four ramps for fust unloading. Contact us
at the office. Phone 32 and 33 during the day and
2 during the evening.
W. G. JI lompson & Sons Ltd.
HENSALL ONTARIO
DURING EXETER’S TREASURE HUNT
DRESSES (Regular Cleaning Price $1.00)
SUITS (Regular Cleaning Price $1.00)
TOPCOATS (Regular Cleaning, Price $1.25)
CLEANED UNDER RIGID
SANITONE STANDARDS
For Only 75oPer Garment
(Clothes must be brought to the plant during three
days of sale)
Phone 136
Phone 86
Brady Cleaners
YOUR TREASURE
HUNT SPECIALS!
Beavers
Hardware
Thor Washer
White Porcelain Revere Tub
REG. $219.50 .......................
Thor Ironer
REG. $179.00 ......Special $119.95
4-BURNER
Claire Electric Range
With Automatic Clock Oven and Visuaiite Oven Door
Reg. $319.50 ..............................Special at $269.50
TABLE TOP
Claire Electric Range
With Automatic Clock Oven and Visuaiite Oven Door
REG. $415.00 ...........................Special at $339.95
Special Prices On All
Radios and Television
Bargains! Bargains!
During TREASURE HUNT days, our store will
I feature specials Which will be marked with Red
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| Red Tag Specials.
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' “A TREASURE HUNT STORE”
Sudden Death For B' Group
At 1 e a,s t one sudden-death
game will be idayed to decide
the local league's representation
in W.O.A.A. playdowns.
The Association is currently
waiting for a winner to be de
cided here to continue its play
downs series,
It’s just possible this round
robin might wind up in a three-
way tie. In that case two sudden
death games will be played to
decide the winner. The three
teams will flip a coin to deter
mine which two teams play first.
The tie is possible if Lucan
beats Zurich Wednesday night
and Dashwood takes Lucan on
Friday night. That will give
three teams two wins each.
Playoffs
(Complete Results Up To
Tuesday Night)
ROBIN SERIES“B” ROUND
February
18—Dashwood
20—-Zurich
22—(Zurich
25—Lucan
27—Lucan
29
8, Zurich
Lucan 2
Dashwood
Dashwood
6
5
4
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Zurich has already two wins
to its credit while Dashwood and
Lucan have won one each.
Zurich edged Lucan 3-2 lust
Wednesday night and nipped
Dashwood 6-5 on Friday night.
Lucan trounced Dashwood 14-4
Monday night.
Contracts Wanted
Barley, Oats and Soybeans
Red Kidney, White Kidney, Cranberry and
Marrvafat Beans
Hensall Leads 2-1
Over Thedford
As of Tuesday, Hensall leads
the first “A” series with two
wins over Thedford. The Com
bines captured their only win in
Hensall Monday night.
Hensall edged Thedford 4-3 in
the second game of the series. A
last minute, goal by Hildebrand
broke a 3-3 deadlock. Hilde
brand and Munroe collected two
counters each to make up Hen
sail’s total.
McInnis, Carrothers and Caley
scored for Thedford. Thedford
won Monday's game by a 5-4
score.
She; “See that boy over there?
He’s annoying Mabel.”
He “Why, he isn’t even look
ing at her.’’
She: “That’s why she’s annoy
ed, stupid.”
3,
6,
13,
at Zurich
-Dashwood at Lucan
FIRST “A”’ SERIES
19—Hensall 6, Thedford 4
21— Hensall 14, Thedford 3
25—Thedford 5-, Hensall 4
Hensall Leads 2-1
27—Hensall at Thedford
29—Thedford at Hensall
SECOND “A” SERIES
(Best-of-Five)
19-—St. Marys 11, Exeter 8
22— Exeter 11, St. Marys 6
25—St. Marys 7, Exeter 0
St. Marys Leads 2-1
27'—St. Marys at Exeter
29— Exeter at St. Marys
Game Summary
ZURICH 6, DASHWOOD 5
First Period
Goals; D — Schroeder (Ford)
6.01; Z—Decker (Barash) 12.-
05); D—R. Hayter 18.20; Z—
Baird (Hesse, Frowley) 19.10.
Second Period
Goals: Z—Barash (Gignac)
2.30; D—J. Hayter (Wein) 5.-
48; Z—Barash (Stade) 6.45; Z
--Barash (Hesse) 13.52. Penal
ties: Wein, Willard, J. Hayter,-.
Dawe, R, Hayter, McKinley.
Tliird Period
Goals: D—Willard (Wein) 5.-
15; Z—Barash (D. O’Brien) 8.-
13; D—Ford 11.25.
■
CUSTOM GRAIN AND SEED TREATING
RETAIL SEEDS
Dashwood
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Strategy Pays Off Here 11-6,
Backfires 7-0 In St. Marys
Strategy which paid off well
here Friday night backfired at
St. Marys Monday night as the
locals lost the third .game of
their best-of-five 7-0.
Mentors Fairbairn and Ford
held their scoring ace, Bill Wag
horn, on the bench until well
into the second period on Friday
night. Bill, playing defence with
Needham, sparked the team to
overcome its 4-1 deficit and win
11-6.
The same strategy was worked
Monday night but it didn’t pay
off. The team couldn’t unhook
its traces all night as the stone
town crew rang up the 7-0 win.
J*. Noble paced St. Marys with
two goals; Osgarby, Baird, Ellis,
Fletcher and Feeter counted the
others.
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CALDWELL TOWELS Reduced
KING CITRUS FRUIT JUICE, blended 48-oz. 250
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Men’s League
With only three nights left in
the regular schedule, five teams
in “A” group are staging an ex
citing race for the four playoff
spots.
The .Spares, Tradesmen, Spare
Parts, Big Six and Pinpoppers
are bunched together inside a
six-point margin. Three points
back of the leading Spares are
the Tradesmen with 71 points.
The Spare Parts have 69,
point better than the Big
and Pinpoppers, who are
for fourth.
The Pinpoppers stopped
Spares Monday night. Frank
Creech led both teams with a
.good 690 (240) night,
Francois' 6 21 (230) was
for the Spares.
The Tradesmen moved
second place by trouncing
Dukes 5-2. Reg. Taylor sparked
the winners with 617 (260)
while Grant McDonald trundled
515 (245) for the men-about-
town.
The Big Six, although short-
handed one man, whipped the
Spare Parts 5-2. Don Case led
the half-dozen with 666 (260)
and Lloyd Cushman bowled 63 0
(248) for Ed’s crew.
The Maroons almost throttled
the Keglers’ chances by winning
7-0. John Christie led the win
ners with 625 (212) and Jeff
Longley bowled 715 (268) for
the Keglers.
“B” Division
Although other teams have a
mathematical chance of doing it,
it doesn’t look^ as if anyone will
unseat
Bangs,
points
rivals,
The
night and the Whizz Bangs came
out on top of a narrow 4-3 de
cision. Don Charlton trundled
581 (222) for the winners and
Hoskins maintained his
individual average pace
730 (297) night,
last-place Panthers took
T. A.
torrid
with a
The
four points from the Rural Roll
ers, who are currently fighting
for a playoff spot. K. Heywood
bowled a nice 680 for the cats
while Ivan Stewart paced the
Rollers with 638 (248).
On Wednesday, the upcoming
Butchers trounced the 'Chuckers
5-2. Harry Holtzman and Harold
Wolfe topped the carvers with
660 each. B. Thornton bowled
709 (290) for the Chuckers.
The Strikes took .the Pantherst
5-2 with R. Eves’ 667 (252)
showing the way. H. Heywood
scored 608 for the Panthers.
“A” Division
Spares ........
Ladies’ League
The Frisky Sisters
points from the Busy
Wednesday and it was
put the team on top again with
a two point lead over the Happy
Gals. Lil Hunter-Duvar bowled
best for the sisters with 573 and
206. For the losing Bees, Geor
gina Webster’s 693 and 268
were high for the week.
All seven points were captur
ed by the Alley Cats in their bout
with the Trailers. Howling high
for the Cats was Mark White
who'bowled 581 and 2'20. Best
trailer was left by Dorothy
Pfaff’s 502 triple.
The Hot Dogs barked off five
points in their game with the
Hi-Lights. High triple was by A.
Brock, 511 (228) and for the
dimmed lights, Kay -Hannigan's
496 was top score.
Anothei’ five point lead was
taken by the Jolly Jills in their
match with the Cracker jacks.
Lois Armstrong had top score for
the Jills with 502 and for the
losers, D. Taylor’s 448 was best.
It was a closer battle between
the Pin Heads and the Happy
Gals ending in a 3-3 decision for
the Pin Heads. N. Bryba’s 503
was best for the victors and for
the losing Gals, J. Grayer bowl
ed 514 and 217.
The Merry Maids ended their
games with a seven-point victory
over their opposition, the Yarn
Spinners. Hazel Beaver bowled
524 (204) for the Maids and for
the losing Spinners Agnes Apple
ton's 521 and 205 were high.
LADIES LEAGUE STANDING
(Friday Morning)
Game Summary
EXETER 11, ST. MARYS 6
First Period
Goals: E—Lawson (Wagner)
13.24; SM—Stevens (Fletcher)
18.44; SM—B. Baird (Elgie,
Markle) 19.44. Penalties; Ste
vens, Tuckey, Lawson.
Second Period
Goals: SM—J. No Die (Flet
cher) 1.44; SM—Fetter (Baird)
2.09; E—-W a g h o r n (Wagner,
Needham) ^,35 ; E—W a g h o r n
11.23; E—Waghorn (Brintnell,
Wagner) 11.33; E — Wagner
(Brintnell) 12.23; E — Wagner
15.34. enalties: Penhale, A. No
ble.
Third Period
Goals:
5.40;
6.40; E-
00; E—Waghorn)
Wagner 11.54;
(Needham)
(J. Noble)
Markle, K.
key, Elgie,
SM — Baird (Elgie)
E—Waghorn. (Lavolette)
■Lawson (Needham) 7.-
’ 9.50; E—
E—B rintnell
13.05; SM—Fletcher
19.20. Penalties; J.
Innis, Waghorn, Tuc-
Cann.
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Friskv Sisters ............ 60 79
Happy Gals ............... ’60 77
Busy Bees ................... 60 75
Merry Maids .............. 60 73
Alley Cats .................. 60 72
Pin Heads .................. 60 72
Hot Dogs .................... 57 70
Jolly Jills ................... 57 66
Hi-Lights ..................... 60 66
Yarn Spinners ............ 60 63
Trailers ........................ 60 61
Cracker jacks ................ 60 59
Tradesmen .................. 54 71
Spare Parts ................ 54 69
Big Six ...v.................... 54 68
Pinpoppers
Keglers
Dukes .
Maroons
“B” Division
Whizz Bangs
Chuckers .....
Short Circuits
Butchers .....
Rural Rollers
Applejacks
Strikes ...
Panthers
McKinley Farm & Hatchery
Producers of
CANADIAN APPROVED
Your enquires are solicited.
Write or phone and ask
McKinleys regarding your
chicks for 1952.
MEN’S FINE SHIRTS
10 dozen. Values to $4.50.
Treasure Hunt Special ....
MEN’S DRESSING GOWNS
Rayon and all-wool. Values to $14.95.
Treasure Hunt Special ....................................
LADIES’ DRESSES
One rack only. Values to $18.95.
Treasure Hunt Special .....................................
LADIES’ BONNINGTON HOUSECOATS
All-wool. Regular $19.50.
Treasure Hunt Special .....................................
GOWNS AND PYJAMAS
Ladies’ flannelette. Regular $2.95 and $3.50.
Treasure Hunt Special ...............
PYJAMAS
Girls’ flannelette. Regular $2.50.
Treasure Hunt Special ............
UNBLEACHED SHEETING
Lengths 73 inches x 99 inches.
Treasure Hunt Special ............
TERRY TOWELLING
Multi-color stripe.
Treasure Hunt Special ............
TERRY TOWELS
Multi-color stripe.
Treasure Hunt Special ..........
TEA TOWELLING
Pure lipen.
Treasure Hunt Special .......
HOME-SPUN DRAPES
Ready-made. Regular $15.95.
Treasure Hunt Special ............
COTTON PRINTS
25 pieces Wabasso.
Treasure Hunt Special .........
s
$2.95 Treasure Hunt
$4.95
Special
20% Discount
$5.95 on al! Mens’ & Boy
$15.95 Suits
$2.50
$1.95
Grocery Specials for
..... $2.95 each 'Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
. 590 per yard
Post’s Sugar Crisp
2 pkgs........................ 280
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour
Price ........ 210
........ 480 each Pancake Syrup
Ifi-O’Z. ........................... 320
.. 450 per yard
Rex Coffee
(Ground Fresh)
; 1-lb. bags .................. 980
....... $9.95 pair
Bee Hive Corn Syrup
5-lb. pail ..................... 750
.. 390 per yard
| 5-Point Pure Marmalade
1 21-oz. ........ 450