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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-11-19, Page 10Page 10 No Fooling! Replacement Costs ARE UP! In the past six years, building costs have increased 36%, Have You Increased Your Insurance Accordingly? Phone: Office 24 Res. 16 2-J W. Herman Hodgson “The Insurance Man” I B313X3 ’do4<I ‘®W(I P94J 003 '131 so] eg 404077 1040x3 •dO4j ‘sqqoa pajj Second Line In THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1953 By MBS. H. ELSON Parade Now On Display! Grand Bend ... Tradesmen .... Applejacks .... Butchers ...... Strikes .......... Short Circuits . Mess Mates ... Whizz Bangs .. Huskers ....... Long Shots .... Grease Monkeys Maroons ............ * * FRIDAY NIGHT 12-TEAM DIVISION s ’Tsoo aiO[ ju uoiTuqjodsuvj| pjor -mouooo aoj *H3VO3 39000 ££< ‘H3VO3 39000 ZK •S43AOO dj[S ‘NVO3S A3H3 9K •pauopipuoo Xprpiduioo fsj9AoD dqs ‘MVO3S 39000 8K ’Suipaoujupun forpu.T fSuiuopipuooaiv fsp[uu 000^5 ‘NVO3S 39000 0S< ’SupTJOOJUpun cS.l9A00 dip •Suiuonjpuoojii? fs9(iui 000f8I ‘H3VO3 HldOIAIAld 3S< :sa[dureg moj v sojeg 404077 4040x3 MONDAY NIGHT 10-TEAM DIVISION and Mrs. Dean Gibson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. D- McGillivray, of Paisley. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek were Mr, and Mrs. John Gregus, London. Mr. and Mrs. M. Elstpn enter­ tained friends on Wednesday at their home including Mrs. M. Col­ bert and Louise, Mrs. Ivan Need­ ham and Marilyn, ^Mrs. Melvin Gardner and Marilyn, of Thames Road; Mrs. C. Fletcher, of Wood­ ham; Mrs, Dorothy • Cank and Mrs. Frank Smyth, Centralia, and Mrs. Eva Atkinson. Mr, Frank Rolco, of Toronto, spent a few days wits his parents, . Mr, and Mrs. Charles Atkin­ son and family were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eagleson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stanlake and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomp­ son, Miss Dorothy Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and family, of London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fischer. Mrs. Eva Atkinson is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson, Wilton Grove. ■Mr. Minarik, of London, Misses Marion and Frances zospal spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elston were Mrs. James Elliot, Mrs. Thompson El­ liot and Mr. Alex Elliot, all of Dundalk; Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Bruce, Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glaves, Innerkip. For Men And Boys Pinpoppers , Spare Parts Big Six ........ Keglers ........ Spares ........ Ringers .... Rural Rollers Blowers .... Windmills ... Hay Seeds , * Keglers 7, Blowers O The Keglers received a when only four Blowers made an appearance Monday night. They did not require the generosity for they racked up stupendous scores to take the series 7-0—1,123-1,- 041, 1,138-961 and 1,309-965. C. Gray was hottest with 708 (301) and Bernie McLean had 692 (245). Pinpoppers 7, Big Six O The Pinpoppers gave their arch-rivals, the Big Six, a 7-0 whammy — 1,149-1,037, 1,180-1,- 078 and 1,220-1,026. Hank Ford was his old self for the winners with 682’ (273) and Stan Frayne led the losers with 668 (283). Windmills 5, Rural Rollers 2 Gordie Plyley’s 835 (314) was a big factor in the Windmills’ 5- 2 victory over the Rural Rollers —1,283 - 1,071, 1,111 - 1,075 and 1,084-1,202. Claude Farrow and Harold Penhale rolled 639 (312) and 638 (236) for the RRs, Ringers 5, Hay Seeds 2 The Ringers had little trouble trimniing the Hay Seeds 5-2—1,- 002-1,033, 1,176-,1045 and 1,115- 1,0.63. Jack Fullei’ scored 630 (244) for the winners. Long Shots 4, Short Circuits The Long Shots took advantage of the Short Circuits’ being short- staffed to edge the hydro boys 4-3—989-985, 1107-1020 and 986- 1116. Whizz Bangs 7, Maroons 0 The Whizz Bangs really rolled this week, trouncing the Maroons 7-0 — 1183-1943, 1137-962 and 13-40-lli0'9. Bud Preszcator clean­ ed up 701 (359), backed by Jermyn’s 661 (235) and Essery’s 660 (228). Tradesmen 7, Applejacks 0 The Tradesmen handed Applejacks their first series a 7-0 drubbing—1106-1061, 1194- 1024 and 1219-1214. George Glendenning led the winners with 687 (262) and Eugene Beaver made a bid .for the losers with 631 (23 6). The loss dropped the ’Jacks from first to third place. Butchers 5, Grand Bend 2 The Butchers clipped the wings of the high-flying Grand Bend crew with a 5-2 victory—1053- 1071, 1279-1230 and 1167-1028. Har. Wolf topped the winners with 701 (287) and Wes Ryck- man was right behind with 690 (26*2). For the losers (their first series debeat), Everet Desjardine trundled 689 (-305) and Leo Des­ jardine 683 (269). Mess Mates 4, Grease Monkeys 3 Ross Coates with 620 (239) helped the Mess Mates edge the short-handed Grease Monkeys 4- 3—-118'5-1149, 1134-969 and 1,- 063-1207. Ralph Honsberger had 62-6 (256) for the Monkeys. Strikes 5, Huskers 2 The Strikes'* trimmed the Husk­ ers 5-2 in some close games— 1084-1160, 113-6-1043 and 10'97- 1047. Doug Hughson continued his steady bowling for the win­ ners with 667 (237). Dick Bill the loss, and Sto- McKnight & Walper’s is jam-packed with the most complete selection of men’s and boys' apparel any store ever had the pleasure of showing! Choose from our beautiful array of . . . sport shirts , . . slacks . . . sport coats . . . jackets . . . suits . . . ties . . . hosiery . . . dress shirts . . . sweat- . . hats . . . belts . . . pyjamas . . . robes, and many others. Sur- him Christmas morning with a fine gift from McKnight & Walper. thank you every time he wears it! ers . prise He’ll Use Our Lay-Away Plan A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Gift Until Christmas FREE GIFT-WRAPPING SERVICESpare Parts 7, Spares 0 Despite a . valiant effort by Rend Francois, the short-handed Spares bowed 7-0 to the second- ruhg Spare Parts — 1,120-1,096, 1,247-1,190 and 1,212-1,192. Lee Learn again bowled well this week with 653 (266). As for Rend Francois, his 903 (349) sets» a new record for men’s league triples. McKnight & Walper PHONE 81 PV S!H1 P°3U °1 peoj_| Jno^ uq puejg oI eAeiJ Aeyy noi sxvi assn Picture News from C-I-L COMMENTS said about the has a bowler will receive a “DAVE’S” SIDELINE 9t/l u/ midA Qlji 99$ Oi 01 ©Aen 4 UOQ nox ing Pick any one of these . it s- -z beauties ■ SI THIS YOUNG HOMEMAKER doesn’t need a sales clerk to help her make her selection. Thanks to “Cellophane” she can choose what she wants in the self-service store at her leisure and New Feature A new feature is likely to com­ mence next week. Rene Francois informed us that a case of Coca- Cola will be given to the league bowler with the best 300-game during the week. If there is more than one game of 350 or over in a week, each earns a free case. In addition, each member of each team which with a 300-game free Coke. Old Feature Much could be 7-0 drubbing the Big Six received from the Pinpoppers' on Monday night. We prefer to sum it up with a Card of Thanks: “The Pinpoppers wish to thank the Big Six for kindness received during their stay in Exeter Bowl­ ing Lanes last Monday night, with special thanks to Hopper- Hockey Funeral Home.” Bud’s Big Bid Bud Preszcator had a terrific game last Friday night and, with a bit of luck, it could have been even better. 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