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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-02-07, Page 3/ Scanning 1 ports ! ■f. Midgets Break Goderich’s Winning Streak With 2-0 Shutout; Juvsniles Win Two; Majors Lose Saturday -By ‘’SCOOP” THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7tb# 1W 4- i HOCKEY MENU AT THE ARWA Juvenile—? Feb. 11—Clinton at Exeter. Juvenile Hockey Juvenile Standing— W 6 5 1 >0- L 0 3 4 5 T 0 0 0 ■0 Pts. 12 10 2 0 Exeter, time the 4-? the the closely and it wasn’t until the third canto that " .................. on a solo Donaldson into the rigging. Goderich tried desperately the ’equili^er but the Exeterites Checked them ’furiously and Bill Mickle who turned in a fine per­ formance to earn a shut-out, turned their efforts aside. Near the end of the period Bob Hayter tore loose with Price’s Jong pass and caught accurate the net defence Hayter; subs, K, Gord 'Kirk broke' away sortie to coast and blast the in pn rubber to get Goderich Exeter •• Clinton . Blyth .... Results— Clinton defaulted to Exeter 19, -Blyth 1, jAhvqy Gaines—c Feb. 7—Exeter at Goderich. Feb. 13—Exeter at Blyth. * % * * Juveniles Trounce Blytb The Juveniles had an easy With Blyth in the second half of the doubleheader, Monday night trouncing them 19-1, Hayter .got five counters’ closely followed by Musser with four. Tuckey, .Snyder and H. Brintnell grabbed off three while iHenessey blinked the red light once. In the first period Exeter took a 'healthy eight goal lead. Jim iHay- ter bagged four, three of them in a roWy with the help of Snyder, Hen­ nessey and Tuckey. Musser got two on plays with his centre mate, H. Brintnell, Snyder and Tuckey were, the other two marksmen. Exeter got .half their first period quota in the middle session. Snyder potted the first from a scramble. Two’solo efforts by IL Brintnell and Snyder gave Exeter two more and Tuckey’s blue line backhand shot ended the period at 12-0. H. Brintnell, Hennessey, Tuckey and Hayter each whipped the rig­ ging 'before Tambjing saved the Blyth squad from a whitewashing on a long shot' to the far corner of the net. Musser, I-I. Brintnell Snyder each contributed to ; cause before the game’s end. EXETER—'Goal, Southcott; fence, Tuckey, |Fletcher; Hayter subs, H. Brintnell, • D. Brintnell, Musser, Hannigan, Tieman, iHaugh. B'LYTI-I—Goal, iMorritt; defence, Cann, Watson; centre, B. Johnson; wings, Si'bthorpe, Kress; subs, ID. Johnson, Wilson, Staples, Tambling. Referee-Frank Creech, Exeter. First Period Exeter, Musser (H. Brintnell) Snyder; Hayter (Snyder); Hayter (Hennessey, Tuckey) ;UHayter (Hen­ nessey) ; Mussei’ (iH. Brintnell); Tuckey (Hayter); Hayter (-Snyder). Penalties—(Cann. Second Period Exeter, Musser; H. Brintnell; Snyder; Tuckey (Snyder). Penalties—Cann, Musser, Third Period Exeter, H. Brintnell (D. nell); Hennessey (Snyder); Tuckey; Hayter (Fletcher); Blyth, Tamb­ ling (Wilson); Exeter, Musser, IH. 'Brintnell (Tieman; Haugh); Snyder (Fletcher). Penalties—H. Brintnell, iMusseF, Kress. and the de- Tuckey, (Fletcher; centre, Wings, Hennessey/ Snyder; Brintnell, • D. Kress. Brint- ■X- -X -X- * Midget Hockey Midget Standing- the twine with a beautiful drive to^ the fai’ corner of from the left side. EXETER—Goal, Mickle; Waghorn, Price; centre, wings, Kirk, Musser; Brintnell, Cann, West, M. Brintnell, Watson, Hopcroft, GODERICH .— - - - defence, Doak, Beacom; wings, subs, Saunders, Mariom, Holland. Referee—Bud Worthey, Goderich. First Period No score, Penalties—-Musser, Waghorn. Second Period 'No score. .Penalties—None. Third Period ' Exeter, Kirk; Exeter, Hayter (Price). Penalties-r-None. * * # * Lose 3-2 in Clinton The Midgets dropped a close one in Clinton last Thursday night to the Clinton squad by a 3-2 score. Exeter came from behind twice to knot the count but Matthews’ goal late in the second proved to be the deciding tally. There were no goals in the third. - ? Miller and Garon combined to open the scoring for Clinton but Keith Brintnell converted Price’s pass to deadlock the two teams at the end of the first. Miller scored again early in the second and again Exeter tied the score, West sinking the equalizer. ■Late in the period ^Matthews scored the winning goal. EXETER—Goal, Mickle: defence Waghorn, D. Watson; centre, Hay-, ter; wings^.Kirk, West; subs, Cann, Brintnell, Armstrong, ' 'Price, J. Watson, Tieman. • CLINTON—Goal, Riehl; defence, Colquhoun, Steep; centre, * Garon; wings, Matthews, Miller; ' subs, i Marshall, Taylor, 'Dennome, Maltby, Ashton, Chowan. . Referee—Jim Hayter, Exeter. (First Period Clinton, Miller (Garon); Exeter, Brintnell ’(Price). Penalties—None. Second Period Clinton, Miller (Matthews); Exe­ ter, West; Clinton, Matthews (Garon). • 'Penalties—None. [Third Period 1 No scoring. Penalties—D. Watson, Matthews. Intermediate Hockey Intermediate Standing— W 7 7 6 5 5 0 Goal, Donaldson; Holmes; centre, Brice, Fulford; McPhail, Smith, » W 5 3 1 l i 3 5 T Pts* • 0 10 1 1 7 3 * 0. Goderich. * Goderich Clinton ' Exeter •, Results— ' Clinton 3, Exeter 2. Exeter 2, Goderich Away Games— Feb. 7—'Exeter at * » Midgets Hand Goderich First Loss The Midgets pulled the rabbit out of the hat in the first game of Mon­ day’s doubleheader, at the arena, to ' upset the classy Goderich squad, was the. visiters’ first loss season breaking a long un­ winning streak. locals watched their Checks 2-0, It of the broken The L 4 3 4 5 3 9 T 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pts. 15 14 12 10 10 0 * Tavistock London .. Clinton ’... Seaforth . Ingersoll Woodstock Results— Ingersoll 6, London 2. Away Gaines- Feb. 8—London at Ingersoll. -x- & * Ingersoll Downs London The London Majors suffered 6-2 set-back, at the arena, Saturday night, at the expense of the Inget- , soil "Hellcats. Red Geddes was easily the Out­ standing man of the bight. He play­ ed the whole sixty minutes and his blocking and aggressiveness made him the sparkplug of the Ingersoll Squad. London Opened the scoring when Legg carried the disc in alone to beat Gilbert. Near the etid Of thO a Mother Not to Blame for the Children’s Colds Despite all the mother call do the luddite will ruh out of doors not properly wrapped upi have 6n too touch clothing; get overheated and Cool off too sud­ denly; get their feet wot; kick off the bed clothes, and do a doten things the mother cannot help. Half the battle in treating children’s colds is to give them something they will like; something they Will take without any fuss, and this the mother will find in Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup, a remedy used by Canadian mothers, for the past 48 years. Price 35c a bottle; the large family size, about 3 times m much, 60c, at all drug counters. . The T. Milbam Co., Limited, TOfOiltdj Ont. period ingersoji camo back with the eqnaiiseh Lewis doing the trick,, and then went into the lead on Henderson’s goal. London knotted the count again near the half-way mark when Wis­ mer banged to Ayres’ pageout. GIL bert stopped one on the head which •held up the gam© for a short time hut the goalie came back to continue his fine dieplay of net-minding. For the second time 'Lewis broke the deadlock with what was to be the winning marker and before end of the period Evon made it for Ingersoll, Ingergpli got two more In third, Collies and Lewis being marksmen. Barret and Jordon added excitement with a set-to of their own, Barret getting a major and Jordon a minor penalty. INGERSOLL-—Goal, Gilbert; de­ fence, Jordon, Geddes; centre,- Bur- ford; Henderson, Lewis, Morhr, LONDON’ Ayres, wings, Mustill Gill, Robertson, Southern. Referee—Stan Smith, Stratford, First Period London, CLegg; Ingersoll, Lewis (Henderson); Ingersoll, Henderson (Collins, Morhr). Penalties—Geddes, Barrett Second Period London, Wismer (Ayres); soil, Lewis;t Ipgersoll, .EvOn ford). ' Penalties—None. Third Period Ingersoll, Collins (Evon); soli, Lewis (Henderson). Penalties—Evon, Barrett (major) Jordon. * This ’n That This Thursday’s game in Goder­ ich winds up the schedule for the Midgets and they will play Clinton in the .first round the winners to meet Goderich. One of the games with Clinton will likely be played in the arena next week. * * * * Besides the game in 'Goderich, Thursday night, the Juveniles have three games left,‘one with Clinton, here next with Blyth and a .post-poned game at Clinton. wings, Evon, Collins; subs, Whitby,Falkner, ■Goal, Higgins; McFadden, ■Legg Jones; centre, Wismer defence, Clark; •; subs', Barrett, Brownlee, BRINSLEY Ronds opeiued KTi> McGillivray Township snow plow which has been undergoing repairs for the past couple of weeks has been, repaired and on Saturday evening last plowed out the roads that have been impassible since the snow stornh The ratepayers are very much pleased to gee the snow plow at work again as some have had their cars drawn by teams to the county rpad at Brinsley, also a number of people have stored their cars in Brinsley United church shed and walked a considerable distance to their homes carrying grain bags bread and other provisions from the Jocal store of Mr. John Trevethick & Sous, of Brinsley. Mr, Thus, Reid, our local mail man from Ailsa Craig, had to go a considerable distance off his route by taking the county road from Ailsa Craig to Brinsley leaving all the mail at John Trevethick’s store and box holders north and south? of Brinsley had to get their mail by team and Sleigh, Mr. taken eph’s ment. recovery, Mr. and Mrs, announce the birth of a baby girl. Miss Gertrude Amos, of Parkhill spent the week-end at her here. Mr. Garnet Trevethick, Thomas, visited with his Mr. John Trevethick, Sr., on day last. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Howard Dorman on the twenty­ eighth anniversary of their wed­ ding. Mr. Joe.. Amos is sporting a 1939 Ford V-8 whidh he purchased from the dhevorlet Motor Sales, Forest. Joe will be speeding some now, Mr. Roy?- Hamilton, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Wm. J. Hamilton, of Brinsley, who has made his home in Detroit, Mich., for the past num­ ber of years has returned to Lucan where he purchased a home and also a gas station. Mr. and Mrs. James Trevethick spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Hess, of Zurich. Services were held in Brinsley United Church on Sunday last after a couple of weeks of stormy weath­ er. Mrs, Bishop spent Sunday after­ noon with Mr. and Mrs. Gower,' Young' People’s Meeting The Erwin Scott was suddenly ill and Hospital. We all removed to St. Jos- London, for treat­ hope for a speedy ** * 'f. i ft 2 Inger- (Bur- Inger- Monday night, another -X-* Exeter Arena Friday, February 8th, 1946 1 Best Dressed Gent’s Fancy Ladies’ Fancy Gent’s Conjic Ladies’ Comic Boys’ Fancy Costume, 10 & under Prizes Will be Awarded for the Following: Couple , Costume Costume $5,00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 1.50 $2.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00 (Performance and dress considered) Girls’ Fancy Costume, Id & under 1,50 1.00 Comic, Boy or Girl, under IO yrs.1,50 1.00 Open Race, Men ♦.*......1.50 1.00 Open Race, Girls 1.00 .75 Best Pair Clowns .... ... 2.50 1.50 1.00 4 Harold Lee wish, to home of -St. father, Satur- -Races for Boys and Girls — Good Prizes Grand Parade at 8.30 for those in costume, followed by judging. Exeter Band in Attendance Ice reserved for those in costume until after judging. j Admission 25c; Children 15cTwo Hours Skating ISOSEKa i •X * # Spent Night in Clinton “Oh, the weather outside is frightful!” (So -thought the thirty­ odd members of the Midget and Juvenile hockey clubs who went to Clinton to play a doubleheader, last Thursday night, * -x- * The Midgets dropped a close 3-2 decision and the Juveniles won by default when Clinton were unable to ice a team. Some of their players come from Seaforth able to get through. * -x- ' * After unhitching harness, driver Harry Fletcher Church meeting and were un- their hockey . _____ Flynn, headed his busload of enthusiasts for home plowing through the deep drifts but just south of the Clinton Radio 'School after getting half way through a nice big one the jalopy Stopped “as dead as Aunt Ella’s cat,” The engine had taken all the snow it could and there. Then, to top important container the juice went dead.vjrt With the heli) a happened to be handy „ „ „ bunch of .guys braving the wintry blasts the bus finally kicked through but word reached our ears from a fellow hiking that a transport and a farther ahead so we for Clinton and make out further pushing. ■x- * MacDonald, an insurance agent in the town, hearing of our plight, woke up the proprietor of 'Glennie’s restaurant and the good-natured guy fed a cold, hungry gang and told them-they could sleep there for the night. Some of the boys were lucky to get three rooms in the hotel, ” left us -sitting it off that all that supplies ’X* wrecker that and a strong u,p the road car are stuck turned #back it, not with- Brinsley United Young People held their at the home pf and Mrs. Roland Neil on Monday,"1 January 21st. The meeting opened by .’singing “The Church is -One Foundation.” Mrs. Jack Hodgson read the Scripture Reading which Was taken from Mark Chapter 3 verses f to 6 and Luke, chapter 15, verses 1 to 7 after which all joined in repeating the Lord’s Prayer. The , roll call was answered by nineteen present. It was decided to have the next meet” ing in the form of a box social at the church. It was moved that the boxes be numbered and we charge thirty-five cents for each box. Mrs. Stanley Steeper and Mrs. Arthur Hodgson were put on with the Rec­ reation Committee to help with the program. It was moved by Mrs. Roland Neil and seconded by Leslie Morley that we donate $5.>010 to the Missionary Fund of the church. Three boys read a story of Mission­ ary work in China after which “I Am Thine, O Lord” was sung. The Fellowship part of the meeting opened by prayer’, consisted of a reading, paper on Fellowship and a-duet. The meeting was closed by singing “Abide With Me” after which contests were given. Lunch was . served and a' social half hour was. spent., IF. The Reader Comments Letters to the editor published hereunder represent the views of individual persons. We invite our readers to nuike use of this column. my had you the To the Editor, Times-Advocate. Exeter, Dear Sir, Enclosed find $2/00 for renewal of my subscription also 25 cents to pay for the notice you inserted with reference to the loss of dog. We found that our dog been shot. I was wondering if would insert a few lines in paper with reference to the hunt­ ers shooting farmer's dogs. Our dogs are often the only hired help we have. In the summer they save us as much as a mile or more walk for the cows and while the hunters may rid the country of the rabbit pest, the dogs do their share in keeping down the rats and the mice in the fields. They are also a source of revenue to the township council. ,No thief will willingly molest a farmer who keeps a good, lively watch-dog. Our dog was all that and some irresponsible man or boy just ,to be shooting at some­ thing, derived us of his services. We have heard the same kind warning in the some poor dog’s bring back our own dear doggie, though. Hoping this is not asking too of other cases of and I thought a paper might save life. It will never much. Yours very truly, James Airth, R. R. 3, Exeter. CENTRALIA " and Mrs. Hugo Theander and Domestic and Commercial Refrigeration Service - Domestic and Commercial Units now available — EXETER and vicinity GV p 1 PHONE 59W, A. LrOCKer day or night AUTHORIZED KELVINATOR SALES & SERVICE IN PERSON Dancing- 8.30-12,30 CANADA’S FINEST BALLROOM i /*" ONLY 1,000 ADVANCE TICKETS AT-$1.00 A jj Regular admission $1,25. Advance tickets now on sale, in | i London at Heintzman & Co, Record Dept. Scott’s, Embassy | | Restaurant, Freddy's Smoke Shop, Hotel Ridout and Arena | Box Office. In St,. Thomas at Harding’s Clothing Store. I ^'JOHNNY * (PARADIDDLE JOE) MORRIS > HIS ORCHESTRA Featuring if DORRIE VINCENT * Johnny Morris, the famed drummer, recently featured With Tony Pastor and His Orchestra. C TONIGHT—ROLLER SKATINGAdm.11 Y- ■ - ■ i i -........... —■ - ' — - Coming WED., FEB. 13 * * * «• Some of the rest of us curled up on the- benches and some played cards out Sleep the much of Quance of ed his big window. The rest of us tried to get comfortable but just when we thought that we had our heap of bonbs properly arranged in quite an unorthodox, position some young devil came along with trickery on his brain and you had to start from scratch again. You’ve heard every hour strike and by Six o’clock you feel like a dish rag Ivho’d like to make a supreme effort to kick some kid in the slats, •x- * in the back. But as .for only person to ’ get too that was trainer Dick the Midgets who sprawl­ frame in Glennie’s 'front Morning finally made ance and the propritOr serve breakfast. The thing about the whole discovery of Manager cook, The guy does all kitchen. Some of you missing a good bet, too. A few of these boys looked mighty good be­ hind an apron and tea towel. * Word finally cam<£ through that the roads? Were passable and a tired looking gang headed .for Home, destination . they reached 11.30 a.m. Then, “Det it let it SiiOW, let it snOW.’* its appear- arrived to only good trip was the •Snell as a right in the mothers are is Mrs, James Mills. Wm, Thomson and with Mr. and Mrs. family, of Kirkton. roads on Sunday were only 21 at WOODHAM Mrs. M. Amy, of Conquest, Sask, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence visited •Robt. Ross and Due .to bad morning there church, but the snow ploughs op­ ened up the roads in the afternoon Opt board pected home, The postponed oil Friday evehing on account of the roads-. Jack Stephens, who was on the Queen Elizabeth is ex­ home this week. Welcome Jack. congregational supper was which about show, KIPPEN Messrs. Glen and Elmore SomOrs of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butt. Mrs, Harold Jones spent a few days recently 'with her sister, Mr. atid Mrs. Gordon Westlake, of Bay- field. Mr, and Mrs. A. Gackstetter who have spent several Weeks in Exeter, returned to their home here on Friday, Rev. Albert Hinton,, pastor of -St. Andrews United church here, ad­ dressed the Young Doopie’s Union of Hensall United church on Sun-i day evening, , Mr, Douglas, of London, were week-end visitors with Mrs, Frank Smythe. Mrs. Kershaw returned home on Sunday evening after spending the past couple of months with her sis­ ter in Winnipeg, Man. •Mrs. Lammie, of Hensall, spent a few days with Ker son, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Lammie. s Mr. Walker, of Sarnia, spent the week-end with Mrs. Walker and family. Mt. and Mrs. Lome MOote and daughter, of St. Thomas, were week­ end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Baynham. The Tripp family moved last week into the Huxtable residence. We Welcome .them back to the village, Miss 'Doreen Proctoi* -was the win­ ner of the1 $15.00 award Over sta.- tioii CKNX on Saturday evening, having correctly answered the ques­ tion of the previous Saturday eve­ ning’s broadcast. Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks visit­ ed With their* daughter, Mrs. J. L. Andrew, in London, on Sunday, Mr. and Mi’S. Ken Simpson and Billy, of Ailsa Craig, visited on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank the week-end with Mr. Burgle, in Windsor. Percy Simp- Lewis spent and Mts. J. GRAND BfeND very enjoyable evening wasA spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Baker on ’Saturday evening last when neighbors and friends gathered to welcome home warren Sparrow, of Grand Bend, He was H. J. CORNISH & CO CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Telephone Metcalf 3423 i■A 294 Dundas Street London, Ont. »>^«r mae presented With a beautiful radio' and pen and pencil set. Warrell gave a very suitable reply. At the close of tlie presentation, Rev. Mr. G. Beach offered a prayer’ and God’s blessing upon the safe return of our boys DIED IN TORONTO Mrs. Emma I. M, Wright, wife of Dr, W. A. Wright, of Toronto, an invalid for eight years, died recent­ ly. Born at Bayfield she was"' a daughter of the late Thomas Jow- of this Clean, Family Newspaper ■"V^The Christian science Monitor x Free from crime and sensational news . . Free from political bias ,.. Freh from "special interest” control .. 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