The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-02, Page 10Pan 10 The Times-Advoeele, November 2, 1961
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EXETER LANES
MEN'S LgApue
4'4„,„ GROUP
Milkmen (11. Smith 530) 3
Kippen Tigers (j. Cooper 1144)
Big „Six (H. Holtzman 763)............4
R. Billiards (S. Nagel 629) 0
3
iLerteit •17C. Atthill 581)
gklares ts. Nicol 7671
Ringers (D. Wrigtht 633)
psis- (2. Coughlin 7381
.A4U.,..Speds,)s (R. Jory 505)
windmills (2. Gibson 589)
Tp94.smen (R, Pooley 564)
Windmills (23813)
STATISTICS
1 Hot ',toddies . 27
Chickens 26
3 White Roses ..„ - ........... ..... 23
1 Mr Wicks 24
Blowers
.,. ..... ....... .. ... ...
,t, cmckerjarlia 19
' Nool Kate ...„.. ... ... 19
4 Odds & rods , . „. 18
0 DOdgers 16
12
23 LegiOnsires
Pockets (22304) ......... 23 Bitopets
R.. Billiards (23255) 15 -
L. Supertest (22180) ..... Nish single: Ladies', P. 'Munroe
• ' '51- (32856) 1$ (2841; men. T. Burks (282).
A&H Specials (21865)
Peosis (21000)
Milkmen (121.14)
Spares (22511)
Ringers (21644)
Hippen Tigers (20949)
Tradesmen (19910)
* " "B" GROUP
Kingpins (H, Mattles 635)
N. E. S'test II,Duver 590 „ 1 II" MI" (3. CamPbell 5) "5
Dubees (L, Cox 665)
C. Loggers (B".. Jorgensen 573) ti LoHig41..
Canners (3, Bell /33) (0.. 2Dfagut tgl heser447)340. ) 59
Toastmasters (A„ Meikle 626) 4 High Hopes 20
3
14 High triple: Ladies*. D. Munroe
14 (783); men's, T. Burke (3).
11 High average: Ladies', D. -un-
n roe (263); men's, Lebel (254)
11
FRipAy NITERS
6
L. Strikes (0, Farquhar 454) ..,. 2
Ups & Downs (A. Schroeder 562) 5
22
23.
23
33
S. Fbels '(H. Patterson 544) 3, I -42Y Daisies
,
C. Lumber (D. McKnight Ups & DownS
ankrnonts (H. Kleswetter 733) 4 Lucky Strikes
Eatrianes (2. Care)* 617) 0 Wee Wins
Larits (N. Mattson 594) 3 Dubees
LUCAN LANE$
MgNiS LEAOVE.
Short Circuits (13. We)d:, 645) 3
.Agrico TOOhei 451) ...............0
Rex (J. -Rummell 585) ..,, .. ,„ 2
Hot Shots (1,*. Nell 576) , 1
Hotel (A. •Gilmour 555) ._ . 2
W'butchers (1,. 'WoodiN and 575) 1
Shamrocks )1. flollings 625) 3
Dairy:nen (B. McDonald 575) 1
Lumber Kings (J. Nuive 689) S
Clandeboys (a. Rollings 501) 0
Fire Eaters (W. Hickson 626) 2
Legion (E. Carling 635) 1
Legion .. - ... 15
short circuits — ... is
Lumber Kings .. . 12
Shamrocks ... ..., , . ....... .. 12
3)airymen 11
Fire Eaters 10
Hot Shots 9
Rex 7
Hotel 6
WoodhutcherS 4
.A grim 2
C(andeboye 3
High Aingle: E, Carling (274)
High triple: E. Carling. (635)
LADIES' LEAGUE
Diamonds (51. Murphy 215) 7
Dumbells (J.'t Weller 175) 0
Dairymaids (K. Hasitett 210) 5
Aces (21. Kennedy 321) „
s
High Hopes (I -I. Hardy 230) 6
C. Cuties (L. Blake 211) 2
C. Clowns (2. Beaman 237) 5
Legionettes (S. Gledhill 210) ..„ 2
b R 1 * 165
Bo-Didieys (E. 1Vatson 560) .... 2 H gh tr p e. .Cox batellites (A, Zubal 202) „...„ 2
4
Canadian. Tire (M. Robbins 684) 2 Hidden triple: M, Sweet (335)
Sputniks (E. George 232) # 4
Kingoins (22525) 23 LADI ES' INTER -TOWN Ramblers ("L Lewis 202) 3
Canners (21592) 22
13anitmonts (21)621) .„ ......... „,21 St :Marys (T. Murray 575)a RamblerS
. Dairymaids
. 1 18 Crediton (M, Cronyn 599)
.1:,3,, Goderich (M, Moore 632)
44 Exeter (D. Munroe 592)
Larks (20854)
lairlanes (21347)
Toastmasters (17677)
W, E. Supertest (24785)
Crystal Loggers (20430)
' -Canadian Tire (19555)
Conklin Lumber (195'0)
2 Satellites
7 Clowns
0. High. Hopes
Legionettes
o Cuties
Aces
7'
n Stratford (A. Groves 605)
Mitchell (V. McGillivray 556) 3
9 Goderich 16
9 St. Marys 11
Sterling Fuels (18681) 5 Exeter 11
High single: B. Nicol (361) Stratford 11
High triple: J. Gibson. (889) Mitchell 9
Hidden score: B, ()Aland Crediton 5
High single: T, Murray, St.
LADIES' LEAGUE Marys (305)
High triple: B. Coulthard, St.
"A" GROUP Marys (727)
Pin.PaPoettes (I.0, Fuller 666) ..., 6 High average: V, McGM(vraY, St, Pats (L, Blake 444) 7
Merry Maids (R. Carey 523) ..... ,.. 2 "Mitchell (207) Blowettes (V. 33owman 438) .....- 0
Nite Hawks (A. 'Wilson 603) 5 Angels (E. Modems 499) 7
Hot Dodgs (R, Durand 630) 2 JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS Night Hawks (C. Wissel 528) .... 7
Trailers (O. Bssery 655) 7 (TuesdaY) Tiddly Winks (D. Hayter 503) .. 0
Blue Gals (A, Hodgins 361) 0
Happy Gals D. Munroe 596) .,., 0
6 Strikers (D nell 323) 5
Wee Hopes (J. Webber 584) • SHigh single: B. McLaughlin. (306)
Pills -(M. Edwards 574) 2 T-BIrds (A. Fairbairn 323) 0 High triple: C. Wissel (528)
Be Bops (M. Flynn 610)..... ..
.. 5 Kingpins (L. Hockey 445) 5 High single: 0. wisset (179)
Blowettes (D. 1:T8:1100 5i4 2 Comets (B, Farquhar 360) 0
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Diamonds 18
Shamrocks 16
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Hurondale WI -
tours Strarford
Thirty-nine members of Hu-
rondale Institute and their
friends enjoyed a bus trip to
Stratford on Monday, leaving
the Corner of Highways 4 and
83, Exeter North, at 9:30 a.m.
They visited Stacey Bros..
creamery, Mitchell, and pro-
ceeded to Stratford for the
noon meal, During the after -
Sputniks 6 noon they visited the Made -rite
Potato Chip factory, Kroehler
Mel single: • 3. Beaman (237) Mfg. Co. and the Shaltespear-
litsh triple: .7. Beaman (614) can theatre, arriving in Exeter
High average: 3, Heaman (178)
at 5:30 p.m,
COLLEENS LEAGUE Mrs. A. Morgan and Mrs.
William Etherington convened
the outing.
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Message from
Ha.ndleaPnersAtthill 583) ..4 Midgets (D. Hickey 394)
Lucky Strikes (S. Wright 589) ., 3 Beatniks (G, Ford 314)
35 Kingpins
35 Midgets
31 Strikers
51 Comets
28 Beatnicks
24 T -Birds
Ha Dogs
Trailers
Lucky Strikes
Be Bops
Nite Hawks
Happy Gals
Merry Maids
Wee I -lopes
rnr
Pin Poppettes
Blowettes
Haidicappers
5 CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
0
Sings (K Ready 168) 5
2 Aces (J. Coughlin 120) . . . ,0
7
Champs (L. Arnold 176) 5
3 Meteors (T. Thomson 107) 0
3 S'plugs (.13, Mosurinjohn 170) ..,, 0
2 Dumbells (S. Bridger 140) 0
19
14
12
Durnbell: 11
Aces 10
Meteors 10
High single:. Girl, L. ,Arnold
(176); boy, B. Mosurinjohn (170),
Jinxs
It High single: L. Hockey (257) champs
High double: L. Hockey (44.5)
18 Sparkplua.s
17 (Friday)
13
11 Atoms (R, Wolfe 442)
Larks (B. Greenacre 431)
"B" GROUP Bombers (12. Gosar 347)
ThI,v B (I -I. Cutting697) g Chickens (G. Godbolt 325)
5
0
5
0
Who Cares (A. Appleton 564) .... 2 Jets (D. Wright 440)
7 Dodgers (P. McFalls 377) -0
Droppettes iG, Rader 442) .. . ... .. 2 Jets
Paisley Six (B. Coughlin 541) .... 4 Atoms
Aller Cats (F. Walker 581) 3 Bombers
Jolly Jilis (3. Burke 509) 5 Larks
Sputniks (M. Schenk 052) 2 Dodgers
Lollipops (B. Murna 626) 7 Chickens
Jolly Six (A., Cann 497) 0 High single: D. Wright (245)
Hig,h double: R. Wolfe (442)
Mighty Mice (J. Parsons 557) 7
f Tigh.Hopes (N. Rooth 537) 0
Frisky Six 35
lArhr} Cares 34
Rollettes 33
Lollipops 30
Mighty Alice 30
Allby Oats 29
Busy Bees 23
Jolly jills 23
High Hopes 23
Sputniks 12
Jolly Six 11
Droppettes 8
High single: "A" Group, MEd-
wards (265); "B" Broup, B. Cut-
ting •(349).
High triplet_ "A" Group, L.
Fuller (666); "B" Group, B.
Miller (750),
8
5
5
0
MEN'S INTER -TOWN
Exeter A. (6780) 9
Zurich (5011) 2
Goderich B (5445) 9
Exeter B (5220) ... 2
Goderich A (6692) 9
Clinton. B (5070) 2
Clinton A (5747) ...... .............. .......- 3
IN -Ingham (5238) 2
Exeter A 40
Clinton A. 40
Goderich A. 26
Goderich B 26
Clinton B 24
Exeter B 23
Winglia,m 23
Zurich 8
High single: 12111 Dean, Goderich
4. (360)
High five: Lorne Haugh, Exeter
A. (1374)
High average: Lorne Baugh and
Bob Osgood, Exeter .4. (243)
MIXED LEAGUE
Hot Toddles (M. Gunn 677) ....... 6
Legidhaires (R. Durand 501) .... 2
)3loyers (S. Loader 638) 5
Crackerjacks (.7. Hendrick 662) 2
Chickens (A. Ford. 675) s
poopro (D. Gravett 610) 2
White Roses (D. Wells 560) .„.,4
Puppets (C, Deheau 655) 3
Kool Kate (T. Burke 713) 5
Air Wicks (N. Redman 656) 2
Odds & Ends (E. Munroe 783) 7
Teena.gerS CA Sanders 472) .....- 0
BANTAM BOYS
Silver Darts (I. Darling 214) ... 2
Night,,HaWks (.T. Gifford 296) 3
Wildcats (R. Weber 285)
Rockets (Rick 'Weber 251) 0
Blue Jays (B. Hooper 243) 2
Tigers 3
(E, Campbell, B. Fairbairn 231)
Wildcats 10
Tigers 8
Silver Darts 7
Nite Hawks 3
BlueJays ..... ... ........... 2
Rockets 0
High single: J. Gifford (187)
High double: S. Gifford (296)
BANTAM GIRLS
Chickadees (P. Bridges 190) 5
Larks (2, Glover 187) 0
Owls (P. Schroeder) 318 3
Robins (J. Campbell 319) 2
Sparows (B. Skinner 221) 5
Canaries (L. Lowery 149) 0
Sparrows 10
Owls
Robins
Chickadees
Canaries
Larks
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
B. Bears (P. Goodman 690) 3
Bottoms Dv (AL Finkbeitier 501) 1
Brinsley Bombers (R. Lee 560) 2
L. Six (W. Watson 603) 1
C. Supers (V. Hodgins 632) 3
N. Flyers (D. Roth 575) 1
C. Angels (H. Rollings 622) 3
I. Lions 0D. Wyatt 532) 1
B. Bears 19
C. Supers 17
Bottoms Up 17
33rinsley Bombers 16
L. Six 16
N. Flyers 13
C. Angel10
I. Lions i
High ghee: W. Watson (266)
High triple: V. Hodgins (632)
GB LANES
LADIES' LEAGUE
Hot Shots (L). Stanley 473) 3
OptOmists (D. Cutting 477) 1
LegiOnettee (M. Allen 614) .3
Firecrackers (H. Sturdevant 540) 1
Braves (D. Finkbeiner 599) 2
H. Gals (D. Ghostkeeper 559) 2
Atoms (B. Ereebairn 661) . 2
Westeners (W. Gill 540) 2
Legionettes 16
Harmony Gale 13
Firecrackers 13
Atoms 11
8 Bra.ves ..„ ....... 10
5 Hot Shots 9
s Westeners 8
2 Optomists 1
0 High single: D. Ghostkeeper
(295).
High triple: M. Allen (614)
High single: P. Schroeder (190)
High double: J. Campbell (119)
..... f . miff ............ .... tirmilummoivit ..... . 101111it ... ..... ........ .. ) .. 1 .. ill .. ....
FAMILY SECURITY
$25,000 Life Insurance
(20 -year reducing convertible term Insurance)
ANNUAL PREMIUMS
Age 30 $59.95 Age 40 $111.23
Age 35 $79.10 Age 45 $173.23
OCCIDENTAL LIFE
W. C. Foster
304 Andrew St, Phone 317
"Terni insurance on the
Best Terme'
FOR CONSULTATION,
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CENTRALIA LIBRARY
FRIDAY, 7.8 P.M,
To() old to buy insuran
Being over 65 is no barrier to the purchase of nevi
life insurance. And for many people in their sixties
er seventies it can..be a Very wise "buy."
• •
liere's an example. A man age 75, has a substantial
number of investrtlents. At death, estate taxes will
have to be paid. To raise the cash,
incOme-produeing assets have to be sold, often
With severe losses to the beneficiaries. Life '
insurance can prevent this less by providing
the necessary cash,
ManufaCturers Life has a Sound reputation for
its liberal approach to insuring older people for
the purpose of estate conservation or for
guaranteeing the continuity of a bUtiness. Oar
repreSentatives are qualified to provide competent
Counsel telielp Mit senior citizens sleet these
special needs.
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Aepresentntive
EXETER
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INSUR AN C. OMPANv
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
MWRSOWRIMSIMIralinf011
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cunning -
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cun-
nington and family were Sun-
day visitors with M. and Mrs.
Joseph Caswell in London.
Miss Mabel Refoir returned
to London after spending seve-
ral weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cunnington.
Mr. Ray Osborne Kincardine,
visited last week with Rev. and
Mrs. Duncan M. Guest, at the
parsonage,
Rev. Duncan M. Guest con-
ducted anniversary services
morning and evening on. Sunday
at the Brucefield United Church
and Rev. A. H. Johnston Bruce -
field minister was in charge
of anniversary service at Wha-
len Sunday morning. Regular
services next Sunday at Cen-
tralia and Whalen United chur-
ches when fall and winter sche-
dules will be followed with ser-
vice at Centralia at 10:30 and
Sunday School at 11:30 am. and
at Whalen School 11:00 and
church service 12:00 noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
and Margaret Rose attended
the anniversary services in the
Lieury United Church on Sun-
day and spent the day with Mr.
arid Mrs. Wm. Allison and Jim.
Maie Holp Wantecl
APPLY 141 P4vt3 Willert at
Exeter Arens, 2c
AtAN WANTED to. .sell Saw -
Household Products to
constuners. We help you. Good
profits for hustler, Ncs egper-
lone needed to start. Pleasant,
profitable, dignified work. Write
today. Rawleigh's, Dept, K.292-
5,3, 4005 RiChelieu, Montreal.
2c
4 Female Help Wanted
FLYING OFFICER, widower,
with 2 boys, Ages 7 and 11, re-
quires housekeeper to live in.
Apply Box SCS, Times -Advo-
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CLERK required, with general
office experience,typing esten-
tie. Write Box. LTDX, Times -
Advocate, Exeter. 2*
5 Help Wcinted
APplications will be receiv-
ed by the undersigned until
Friday, November 17, 1961 for
the position of Assistant Cur-
ator at the Huron County
Museum.
Please state qualifieations,
marital status and age.
Salary range $2,400 - $3,000,
depending upon qualifications.
Envelopes for applications
must be secured from the
undersigned.
Lowest or any application not
necessarily accepted.
J. G. BERRY,
Clerk -Treasurer,
County of Huron,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
6 Business Opportunities
"RURAL WOMEN"
CHRISTMAS SELLING
STARTS EARLY
WITH AVON
Turn your spare hours into
profitable ones.
Immediate openings in
Stephen, Usborne, Hay
Townships.
Must have a car.
WRITE MRS. E. BELL
84B Albert St„ Waterloo
or Phone Collect SH, 5-0751,
before 8:30 a.m.
9:21etwc
..00 s.
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imat,1440,
;AEI,ate,.,
oaf
One day ,at the
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we like to-domonstrate
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9 Services
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Immediate service, always
available. lisrold Butler, Lu -
Pan, phone BA 7-4254 or BA 7-
4312 collect. 5:9*t...Mc
ANYONE wishing whitewash,
Mg or glstnfpcttng barns for
brucellosis, contact Bill Wat-
son, phone 37r19 Dashwood.
5:25*tfnc
Bruce
Refrigeration
SALES ,AND SERVICE
PHONE 224 G RAN Di,:N
:3E.7tsDe
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK ser-
vice; $1.00 per 100 lbs., Phis
bonus, for dead, old or disabled
horses and cattle. Please phone
promptly to Atwood Zenith 34900
(no toll charge) or Atwood 356-
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days a week, highest cash
prices paid, according to size
and condition, for dead or dis-
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licensed under Dead Stock
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ILL IlEALTII--41rst see your
doctor. Bring your prescrip-
tions to Middleton's Drugs,
successors t Johnston Drugs,
phone 447 Exeter. 4:20tfxc
BALLEMAP
Graded Ballet & Tap Lessons
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Exeter Public Library
4 to 8 p.m.
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London
Liliane Marleau Graham,
L.F.A., director
9:21tfnc
ELECTROLUX sales and ser-
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gate St., Goderich, phone JA
4-7917. 27:10*tfne
SANITATION SERVICE — Sep-
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repairs, for immediate service
phone Grand Bend 205, Bill
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NEW CLASSIPKATIONs 9 Service$
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6. Busines$ Opportunities
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8, Situations Wanted
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11. Poultry For Sale
12, Cars, Trucks For Salo
13, Articles For Sale
14. Wanted To Buy
15, Wanted
16. Property For Sale
17. Property For Rent
18, For Rept
19. Wanted To Rent
29. Property Wanted
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22, Legal Notices
23, Tenders Wanted
24. Auction Sales
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PltivaT, LESSONS given on
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stitches, afternoon or evenings,
individual or classes. Phone
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AC 8-6209 CENTRALIA
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Cliff Wilson of West Lorne, Ont., missed top -dressing his
winter wheat in the fall of 1959. His yield for that crop was 30
bushels per acre. Last November, Mr. Wilson made sure his
wheat got 80 pounds of AERO UREA per acre. A 42 bushel
per acre return gave bion a good 15 dollar per acre profit
margin over and above his nitrogen costs.
keep 'em healthy
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