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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-10-29, Page 9
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1953 Page 9 Scratch Pads - 2 for Sc THE TIMES-ADVOCATE Carload Bran Shorts TO ARRIVE IN TWO WEEKS* Shorts - $50.00 a ton Bran - $48.00 a ton Prices Apply Off Car Only — Place Your Orders Now Miscellaneous Feeds Available FEEDING MOLASSES BEET PULP COD LIVER OILS We Will Buy COBBED CORN in Limited Amounts Cann’s Mill Ltd. EXETER WHALEN CORNERS Legion Auxiliary Marks Birthday The Ladies Auxiliary to the Exeter Branch 167 of the Can adian Legion, held their meeting on Monday, October 26. Letters Were read from veterans in West- minstei* who received birthday parcels thjs month. A note of thanks for a parcel received, was read from Gilbert Witmer. The Auxiliary is holding a- dance (Harvest Frolic)-’ op No vember 17, featuring Lionel Thornston’s orchestra. It was de cided to sell tickets on a cedar chest to be draw for at the an nual “Snowball Frolic” in Janu ary. The Auxiliary is catering to two banquets, one for the Fair board on Friday, October 30, and one on Remembrance Day the ball team. An invitation has been ceived by the Auxiliary to 1 part in the church parade Remembrance Day. The date for the children’s Christmas party was Tuesday, December 8. A very interesting given by Miss Lizmore of West minster Hospital, stressing how much the disabled veterans look forward to, and enjoy their birth day parcels. She said, “It really makes them feel as if they be- ■ long to someone." The mystery gifts was won by A box of home- donated by Mrs. was won by Mrs. African violet do- Beavers was won & t c GIGANTIC for set for talk was FRIDAY NIGHT 12.TEAM DIVISION G 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 p 17 17 16 15 12 12 11 10 6 6 2 2 MONDAY NIGHT 1P-TEAM DIVISION G 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * Pinpoppers ............. Big Six ........... . Spare Parts ........ Spares ....................... Rural Rollers ........ Keglers Blowers ......... ......... Hay Seeds ......... Ringers ................. .. Windmills * * * P 17 16 15 13 10 9 7 7 7 4 * o main- as SALE! Of Used Cars With 1954 Model Trade-Ins Pouring In, We Are Forced To Offer Good, Dependable Used Cars AT SENSATIONALLY REDUCED PRICES Sale Starts Thursday, Oct. 29 ’51 ’51 ’50 ’50 ’49 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, Green ...... CHEV SEDAN, Green ................... Centipede Tires, Heater, Radio DODGE SEDAN, Blue ................... DODGE SEDAN, 2-Tone, Heater DODGE SEDAN ............................. ’49 DODGE SEDAN, Black ’48 ’48 ’48 OLDS SEDAN, Fully Automatic DODGE SEDAN, Green ............ Motor Overhauled and Paint MERCURY SEDAN, Black ........ ’46 CHEV SEDAN ................................ ’46 CHEV SEDAN, Blue..................... ’42 DODGE COACH ........................... ’49 FORD TUDOR, Heater, Radio ... ’39 CHEV SEDAN ............................. ’37 PLYMOUTH COACH ............... $1,395. $1,495. $1,345. $1,395. $1,295. $1,275. $1,095. $1,075. $895. $695. $795. $495. $465. $195. $295. Exeter Motor Sales Phone 200 Fred Dobbs, Prop EXETERFred Dobbs, Prop FOR Mrs. Hookey, made candy Harvey Pfaff, Bonniallie. An nated by Mrs. by Mrs. Jack Cutting, as she had a birthday nearest to October 26. Since the occasion was the second birthday of the Auxiliary, a lovely lunch was served, topped by a birthday cake. At the next meeting, November 23, roll call will be answered by donating juice ,glasses. W.C.T.U. Receives Bequest Of $100 The October meeting of the Exeter - Hensail branch of the’. (274). Applejacks .. ... . ........... Strikes .................. Tradesmen Grand Bend .................. Butchers ......................... Maroons Short Circuits Whizz Bangs ................ Huskers Long Shots Grease Monkeys , Mess Mates * * * Strikes 5, Long Shots Bob Ellerington’s Strikes tained their winning ways they knocked off the Long Shots 5-2 — 1064 - 926, 1079 -932 and 1007-1055. Butchers 5, Short Circuits 2 The Butchers had little trouble with the Short Circuits, who were breaking in a scratch bowl er, Bob McDonald. The meatmen clipped their opponents 5-2 — 1217-1047, 1126-827 and 1028- 1075. Wes Ryckman bowled best single of the year thus ^vith his 321 (triple 677). Tradesmen 7, Huskers 0 The Tradesmen whitewashed the Huskers in easy fashion to move into second place in the standing — 1067-992, 1049-1008 and l'0i28-961. The Canadian Can cers team was short-handed. Grand Bend 5, Whizz Bangs 2 Th© Grand Bend sextet is still showing local teams a trick or two, this time edging the Whizz Bangs 5-2 in some close mat ches—1215-1164, 1099-1014 and 10 0 5-1016. R. Ravelie rolled 667 the los-ADMIRAL TV the far W.C.T.U. was held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Pybus. Mrs. Herman Powe conducted the worship service after which the president, Mrs. C. W. Down, pre sided for the meeting. Clip sheets of facts on the present day temperance situation were read and discussed. Members voted to secure the new study book, Effect On Men”, was voted to the A bequest of W.C.T.U. from the late Mrs. ma Miners, a member of organization for many years, was announced. Applejacks 5, Mess Mates 2 The Applejacks clung to their first place tie with the Strikes by mussing the Mess Mates 5-2— 1018-1278, 1174-1074 and 1196- 1061. The winner won the total points by two pins. Chuck Par sons had 615 (215) for the -See BOWLING, Page 12 Spare Parts 5, Windmills 2 The Spare Parts downed Windmills with little trouble, ing one game by only one pin— 1,146-983, 1,049-1,050 and 1,180- 1,072. Lee Learn led the victors with 637 (246). Pinpoppers o, Keglers 2 The Pinpoppers moved into first place this week by virtue of a 5-2 win over the Keglers—1,- 319-1,083, 1,172-1,031 and 1,063- 1,087. Two members of the ’Pop pers broke the 700-mark— Bob Nicol, 756 (27 8), and Har Brint- nell, 701 (281). Bill Thornton toppled 710 (308) for the losers. Hay Seeds 5, Blowers 2 The Hay Seeds finally struck pay-dirt when they trimmed the Blowers 5-2—1,125-1,045, 1,074- 1,078 and 1,200-1,020. Big’ Six 4, Spares 3 The Big Six eked out a 4-3 split 049, Ken 739 Rex for the half dozen. Rend Francois had 643 (219) for the Spares. Rural Rollers 4, Ringers 3 .The Rural Rollers discovered the Ringers were certainly not dead Ringers as they edged the horse-shoe experts 4-3 in some close games—1,059-1,279, 1,110- 1,034 and 1,086-1,060. Claude Farrow trundelled 6 28 (246) for the RRs and Pete Brown 631 (261) for the Rs. with the Spares—1,128-1,- 1,035-1,171 and 1,199-1,157. Hockey knocked off a nifty (290) and scratch starter Fulcher counted 685 (272) “Alcohol - A sum of budget. ?100 to Sideline Comments ** 1H1Z- 1.00 BUDDY SERIES ..1.25 DAN CARTER BOOKS 1.39 1.39 We have added several new lines to our original stock of children’s books and zles: HOCKEY GAME this Friday, many ,g ahead of schedule. This is fine as long as they PENNY PARKER. MYSTERY STORIES Hollow Tree Gift Shop THE BROWNIE SCOUTS ........... ....... BOYS AND GIRLS SERIES .................... MAXTON BOOKS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE .. RUB A PENCIL SETS CIRCUS PUSH-OUTS . .59 .79 .59 .59 Bank of Canada as an Official sales agent for the Hast Appointed Eighth Series of Canada Savings Bonds. mnjmjmnnniunnjniinmmnininmnnjnro] By authority of our appointment by Midland Securities CORPN. LIMITED BIRT M. FRANCIS EXETER, ONT, as an official sub-agent for The New Improved CANADA SAVINGS BONDS Besf Television Buy Of All See. Hear ON THE WORLD'S FINEST TELEVISION A FEW ONLY! New Admiral Price J ONLY $299.95 Others Value Outperforms All Best Television Beautiful Design Equipped for UHF and VHF Equipped for Color TV Large 10" Speaker CONSIDERATION OF THE teams are bowlinu bowl together on the same night. Anyone not interested- in pucksters will find several alleys available Friday night. * * LATEST LOSS TO THE LOCAL LEAGUE this week to try his hand at a new job in A member of the Blowers, Pink was * is Doug Pryde, who Toronto. an excellent bowler better known for blowing his top than for blowing his frame, was the league’s first bowling reporter and captain of The Times- Advocate Pinpoppers in 1948 and 1949. He reported for the wo men’s league one season, in addition to his other activities. Pink received quite a send-off Saturday night when about 25 couples gathered at a local bistro to present him with a gift. We were not present and, unfortunately, our absence was acutely felt for he called us up at 3 o’clock Sunday morning. Actually we are not certain it was an additional invitation; we were so embarrassed at being called to the phone with no press in our pyjamas that the receiver slipped from our grasp and fell back on the hook. We were too sleepy to lift it again and hear what he had to say. On Sunday, after a hearty breakfast, we began to appreciate the .gesture (much more so than the rest of the family) and de cided to thank Pink in print. Don Case tried to convince us Pink was to be an Encyclopedia salesman but, fortunately, this was not true. After that send-off Saturday night, it would be ridiculous to think of Pink lifting a set of those books—he could hardly pages. muster the strength to turn * * the Week—Pinpoppers with * * * LAURELS DEPARTMENT: Team of _ 3,199 (1,211) without handicap. Bowler of the Week—'Bob Nicol of the Pinpoppers, 756 (278). Best Triple of the Season—844 by Bernie McLean (Keglers). Best Single of the Season—321 by Wes Ryckman (Butchers). Best Average of the Season—232 by Rend Francois (Spares).* THE FELLOW WHO BASE $10.00 EXTRA 17" Admiral Here’s Spectacular Value—■Admiral’s 17" table TV gives you sensational performance at extremely low cost. It’s smartly styled modern cabinet with optional matching base, is resistant to burns, scratches and stains. UHF re ception guaranteed. As illustrated . . . * * * * ♦ __ _ _________ ____ GETS MORE BOWLING than anyone else in the league is doing a little extracurricular kegling at the Richmond Street Alleys in London. Rend Francois bowls almost every night at his own alleys here in Exeter but still has the interest to bowl in a 12-team sponsored league on Saturday afternoons. Don't let the donors of the Kist Cup or the Labatt Trophy get wind of it, but he’s bowling for the Seven-Up crew. ***** CAPSULE COMMENT: Tile Rural Rollers are not bowling h la Mode this year. Merle Was apparently serious when he said he was hanging up the shoes this season . . . Womens League —Continued from Page 8 Prance was best bowler for the Skunks, 542 (204). The Hi Lights and Hot Dogs split the points 4-3. Dot Pfaff rolled 561 (195) for the Hi Lights. High triple for the Hot Dogs was 520 (184) by Pauline Robinson. High 343 by High Wilson, (184) by Pauline single Naida triple of the week was Francois. was 692 by Betty Hear Coronation Talk Mrs, Arnold Lindenfield was hostess on Monday evening for the October meeting of James St. Junior Evening Auxiliary. Mrs. Clarence Boyle introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. W. G. Cochrane who gave an interest-, ing talk on her trip to Europe. Mrs. Stan Frayne presided for the business meeting. It Was de cided to pack a bale for Capreol in November. 1954 Brand New TELEVISION $249.95 Super-Chassis TV! Only $539.95 Super Cascode Chassis brings you miles closer to the TV station. New picture power, aluminized super Aero-Matte picture tube and optic filter provide depth and detail of a fine studio portrait. New Golden Picture Frame. Walnut, mahogany or limed oak. TRAQUAIRS GUARANTEE the BEST in SERVICE and INSTALLATION with full 90-DAY FREE WARRANTY on all sets with ONE YEAR GUARANTEE on PICTURE TUBE. We have our own FACTORY-TRAINED, EXPER IENCED Technician. * * * * WOMEN’S LEAGUE STANDING G 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Happy Gats Alley Cats ...... Busy Bees ..... Wee Hopes , HI Lights ...... Yarn Spinners . Jolly Jills ...... Hot Dofls ...... Frisky sisters , Skunks ......... Pin Poppettes .. Nit Wits ....... Merry Maids ... Jdily six ....... Dumb Bunnies , Crackerjacks ... p 21 19 17 14 13 12 12 10 10 9 9 6 5 4 4 3 D.D.P. Kay Cann Installs Officers D.D.P. Mrs. Kay Cann, accom panied by the installing team of Pride of Huron Rebekah lodge, last week visited Clinton, Gode rich and Hensail Rebekah lodges, and on stalled lodge. Last freight canals. Monday of this week in- the officers of Seaforth I year 31.354,139 tons of! moved through Canadian 1 This whs record volume. QU/H./TY AT 'FAI'R PRIC&S