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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-09-07, Page 3a a Dump Truck Bodies With Hydraulic Hoists United Tire Sales 395 King St. W., Toronto. Phone Plaza 2229 Are You Ruptured? Our Service is Different. We Sell You a Fit in Our Private Truss Room Trusses, Belts, Supports of All Kinds SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Over 15 years experience. Your Drugs at Robertson’ Phone 50 Eunice Nixon A.T.C.M Theory Harmony Counterpoint History Fall Term Commences Now ★i * ★ Main St., Exeter Phone 380-MDashwood Juveniles Oust Drew the PHILCO ★ ★ ,en- over and here E 2 5 II 8 7 Tie- Hay- 294 DUNDAS ST. one famous 20 thresh- stearn Marys Stratford more hours of If you need a new radios are combination or show you three — outstanding lines by — GENERAL ELECTRIC The full and winter seasons mean listening pleasure beside the radio, new model or an additional one the arriving and, whether it be a large a smart portable you want, we can, THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 Ukl, fphtnj. Dashwood / for i i and n e r Sims and the week- is progressing favor­ good recovery is ex- four bro- Mc- the won the Mrs. Christie from our as they have been very own diamond, E 1 3 2b; Monday on Fri- BACK /zCOUS/M ALBY KIRK CW championship. Bob Hayter the winning pitcher' with Yelle and Corriveau receiv- For Drew, Whitman and Mrs. Glen Christie to Brucefield where bought a general fathers sice Copr. 1050, Kiafi Features SyndfrAte,.Iaett World Ri^hU rcnerYod. J. Wein, cf; R. c; Pfaff, H 5 4 Ilayter, 3b; Hayter, Wein, rf; If; Yelle, — BECAUSE HE HAS FLEAS - ANO HE PIp^lTHAVE ANY "TIL HE SLEPT WITH YOU THE OLD HOME TOWN F— ....................' WHY CANT * Zl PPBP^SLEEP ■ ON MY ,BED> ? John AnderSon Wins Kippen Meet Again Shooters from Goderich, Sea­ forth, Kitchener, London, Exeter, Forest -and Ii^nsall attended the annual Labor Day shoot at the Kippen Gun Club in Kippen on Monday although hampered slightly by high winds and cloudy skies. In the first 50-bird events four snipers were tied with 42 each, but John Anderson, of Kippen, retained his title in the shoot-ol’f by one bird. Others tied were Bill Beck, Goderich; Charlie Parkinson, London; and Bill Kyle, of Kippen. Competition in this class was for the Kippen Gun Trophy. The 25-bird 1.6-yard event, re­ sulted in another tie with Wilf Hartman of Kitchener and Ches­ ter Lee of Seaforth each having 24. Jack Millen of Forest Wilf Hartman of K i t ch e broke 25 straight. In the past 70 class, J. Causland of London was winner. CRED1TON EAST Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson and Lynda Exeter spent the week-end in Sarnia, Mrs. and Mr. Mark Mitchell of William Wilson a n d daughter, Mrs. J. Wolsey, , and three sons of Sarnia spent Wed­ nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Motz. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Horney and daughter Shirley of Ridge­ way and ‘their grandson Ernie Horney of Hamilton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Motz. Bobby and Jo­ anne, who have been holidaying here for the past two weeks, re­ turning home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caudle and son Bobby of Sarnia spent Monday with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Motz. Miss Marcia McDonald of Exe­ ter spent the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Baynham. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. Wilbur Sims spent end in Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kenney and. daughter and son have moved into the home they re­ cently purchased from Mr. Bruce Kienzle. We welcome, them to our midst. By STANLEY ROAO FOLKS - To Win WOAA Dashwood juveniles captured the 'W.O.A.A. Juvenile ‘C’ Cham­ pionship when they second straight game from Drew 6-4 on their Thursday night. Trailing 4-3 at the end of the sixth,* the winners staged a tliree-run rally in the seventh to clinch the game and the was Ray ing. Cook shared the loss. R. (Regier Evens Series The Dashwood Intermediates evened the playoff series by de­ feating Mitchell Le.gionaires 3-0 on their home diamond night. Mitchell won 5-1 day. Ray Yelle got credit shutout as he allowed only scattered hits. He was also best hitter for either side, ting two for four. Gatenby Hully shared the loss. R 0 3 t Honors and Corriveau were best at plate with two singles each. Score by Innings — Il Dashwood' . 001 101 3x—6 Drew ........ 010 102 00--4 DASHWOOD: Regier, ,b; man, lb; Ray Wein, ss: R. ter, p; Yelle, c, cf; Becker, If; Willert, cf; Weiberg, rf; Regier, rf; Rob Wein, 2b; Corriveau, 2b, c. Umpires: Thorndyke and Beaupre. Goderich Wi ns League /B/ Title Goderich intermediates w o n the third game of the group finals Friday night, defeating Centralia Flyers 8-2. The Code- rich nine now meet the highly rated L i s t o w e 1 intermediates Centralia had Dunbar on the mound all the way. McQuire did the receiving. Faulkner and Doak formed the Goderich battery. Rememb er The Strike On G.T.R. In 1910? With the strike of non-oper­ ating trades on the Pacific and Canadian Canadian National Railways tying up the whole of the Dominion this week, old- timers here will recall the days of the 1910 general strike ,on the Grand Trunk railway when St. Marys with its newly con­ structed C.P.R. spur line was the only shipping centre for miles around where heavy freight could b e loaded. Perishable goods were hauled into St. Marys by wagon teams and shipment was some ing separators and gines brought to St. dirt roads from loaded on C.P.R. flat cars for delivery to the west. (St, Marys Journal-Argus) THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann re­ turned home on Sunday after honeymooning in eastern Ontar­ io. Several girls from this com­ munity spent the week-end at Grand Bend. Misses Ellen a n d Doreen Pearce returned to Toronto on Sunday after visiting for some time with their cousin Miss Bar­ bara Allison. Mrs. Alex Rohde and Laura May, of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rohde of Hamilton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde. Mr. . and Mrs. Arnold Cann were treated to a rousing chiv- ari on Monday evening. Miss Norina Keller of Exeter spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Rev. and Mrs. Mair and Joan­ ne and Mrs. W. E. Ferguson re­ turned home on Saturday last after spending a few days visit­ ing with relatives and friends in Toronto, Weston and Schomberg. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller were guests at the* Shapton-Zur- brigg wedding on Saturday in James Street United Church. The ,W.A. and W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. James Kirkland on Wednesday after­ noon. Sunday School will be held at the regular hour 10.15 a.m. and church service at 11.15 on Sun­ day. H. J. CORNISH & CO CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS X ‘ ............. .. LONDON, ONT Honour .graduate from University of Toronto Conserva­ tory of Music in 1943. Ten "year’s teaching experience, five years of which was acquired as a member of the teaching staff of a recog­ nized school of music in Calgary, Alberta. All pupils successful in past examinations. Pupils .prepared for Royal Conservatory of music, Uni­ versity of Toronto, and Western Conservatory of Music examinations. Experienced in Recitals and Festivals. STUDIO AT RESIDENCE Enjoy Yourself R. E. RUSSELL Phone 109 Exeter, Ont W I 1 e : “ '1 o in o r row i s the tenth anniversary of our wedding. Shall I kill the turkey?” Husband: “Why, what did he have to do with it?” Good brakes have a the highways. Now with we’ll need to he extra careful. If you’re not satisfied with the efficiency of your car’s brakes let us tune them up for you. lot to do with safety on the children off to school Mitchell ........... Dashwood ....... DASHWOOD: Haugh, lb ss; Gosier Kleinstiver, MITCHELL: White, 2b; Sad- •, lb; Colquhoun, 3b; Roh- fritsc.h, cf; Chessel, rf; Walters? ss; Walter, If; Costello, c; W. Gatenby, p, relieved by Hulley in the Oth. BY WALLY B SHOP WINCHELSEA Mrs. W. F. Batten spent week-end in Kitchener visiting with her friend, Mrs. Ernst. Mr. and Mrs. Don I’enhale, Mr. Emerson Penhale and Miss Catherine. Batten of Exeter , were on a motor trip to Midland and northern points on Sunday. Messrs. Fred Walters, William Walters, Colburn, Vance and W. F. Batten were on a fishing trip to Meaford over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne and family of Sunshine Line visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Walters. Signalman Howard Otis and Mr. Nichols of Burgessville were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford. Mrs. E. Walters of London spent the week-end at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters. Mr. and Mrs. George McGavin and Mr. and Mrs. McLean of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Horne. Mrs. Jennie Davis and Miss Vina Fisher of Exeter spent Sunday at the home of Misses Beatrice and Dora, and Mr. Charles Delbridge. School re-opened on Tuesday for the fall term with quite an increase in attendance over last year, there being nine pupils. CROMARTY Mrs. K, McKellar received word that her nephew, Dr. J. Murray Scott, of Chalfont Penn­ sylvania, had undergone a very serious operation — the removal of his right lung, Latest report was that he ably and a pected. air. and have moved they store. We are sorry to lose Mr. and midst .. . helpful add respected residents. Our good wishes follow them to their new home. Mrs. Bessie McDonald of Exe­ ter spent the holiday week-end with her sister, Miss Olive Speare. Several of the Scott connection from this district attended the Scott-Anderson reunion at the Recreational Park in Mitchell on Saturday. Mrs. Alex Ramsay has re­ turned home from the. Seaforth Hospital where she spent the past week under observation. We hope she is feeling better. Mr, and Mrs. A. McLachlan, Mrs. E. Ellen, Mrs. Tlios. Scott and Mrs. K. McKellar visited With Mrs. Ruby Rontly at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alan Somers, St. Marys, on Wednes­ day last. Mr. Hugh Currie of Winnipeg is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and fam­ ily. Bl H Seed Wheat new For Sale OUR PRICE Untreated 5c per bus. less MUGGS AND SKEETER OUR CLEANING PLANTS At Exeter and Whalen Corners Ate Both Operating EXETER South End Service RUSS & CHUCK SNELL Exeter Phone 328 have S Patent 'O'fKi We have secured a supply of seed wheat from areas where the wheat did not suffer from the extreme wet weather or- was threshed prior to it. Dawbul - $2.35 per bushel Cornell - $2.20 per bushel Dawson’s Golden Chaff - $2.20 per bushel Fall Rye Seed - $1.65 per bushel Number One Seed Free From Sprouts This Wheat Is CLEANED AND TREATED WITH PANTAGEN We would like to point out that we have a good supply of DAWBUL WHEAT and it is highly recommended by the O.A.C. at Guelph. It has out-yielded Cornell and Dawson wheat in their test plots this year by 4 or 5 bus, per acre. For Custom Cleaning and. Treating we can give you good service NOW WHALEN Turn those articles nov^ stored in your attic or basement intp cash. Someone is looking for the very thing for which you have no further use. Tell them about it in a CLASSIFIED AD in this paper. « Robert Robinson Dies Suddenly Robert Edward Robinson, died suddenly at his late home in Goshen Line, Stanley Town ship. He leaves his wife, Margaret Maude Uluss Robinson; one Douglas, Stanley Township; daughter, Helen, Mrs. Earl nan. Hay Township; and grandchildren; also three thers, Thomas, of Egmondville; Richard, Stanley Township; the Rev. William Robinson, Mani­ toba; three sisters, Mrs. Henry Erratt, Stanley Township; Mrs. Margaret Erratt, Toronto; and Mrs. Edward Loudon, Hamilton. Following a private funeral from his late residence, public services were held for Mr. Rob­ inson In Goshen Line United Church, by Rev. Reba Hern. Burial was in Bayfield Union Cemetery.