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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-04-22, Page 3::Proclamation :: Town of Exeter THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, 1954 Dalton Scores 17 Goals Bend Swamps Opposition 30-1 Page 3 ^tiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHnuiiiiiioiiintiiiuiiiiiu......... Summer Prices x :: :: In accordance with a resolution adopted by the Exeter Town Council, I hereby proclaim that :: £ S s DAYLIGHT SAVING Will Be Effective at Midnight s s E | E Sunday, April 25, 12:05 a,m <» ■tournament Tues- took a 1-0 lead at mark of the first and Will Continue in Force until Midnight E ix Sunday, September 26,12:05 a.m IS and call upon all citizens to observe this proclamation. (Signed) W. G. COCHRANE, Mayor, Town of Exeter.Exeter, April 19, 1954, FREE Live Power Takeoff With Purchase Of Every Cockshutt ”30" Tractor Exeter Drops 2-1 Decision Exeter Pee Wees were knocked out of competition with a heart breaking 2-1 loss to Strathroy in one of the closest tussles of the Goderich day. The locals the half-way period but Strathroy tied the count three mintues later. The teams battled to a scoreless dead lock in the second and Strathroy potted the winning goal at 6.34 of the third. Bob Armstrong fired the lone Exeter tally. Stars for the local club were goaltender Don Cann, defenceman Bill Heywood and forwards Boh Jones, Gerald Mc Bride and Lome Keller. Other members of the team Were Lloyd Moore, Bob Jones, Bev Irvine, Frank Boyle, Doug Kelson, Gerald McBride, Terry Staples, Rick Boyle and Gerald Blanchard. Derry Boyle coached the club and Doug Smith was manager. Others who assisted were Lloyd Cushman and Harold Kelson. Star Frank Dalton wielded a powerful broom on Monday as Grand Bend Pee Wees swept aside all opposition at the Young Canada Hockey Tournament at Goderich to retain the “D” championship. Twelve - year - old defenceman Dalton fired 17' goals and earn ed six assists as he and his mates polished off Ebenezer 7-1 in the semi-final Ripley game. This Grand division at the Goderich tourna ment. That’s quite a feat for a club that hasn’t any home ice and must travel 15 and 20 miles away for practices. Sponsored by Grand Bend Lions, the team is coached by and routed 23-0 in the championship is the second year the Bend team has won its Jim Dalton, father of star Frank and reeve of the village, peter Eisenbach is manager of the team. Presents Trophy Nelson Hill, of the Goderich Lions Club, presented the Pfrim- mer Bros. Trophy to the Grand Bend winners after their victory over Ripley. Another high scorer for the winners was Peter Ravelie who sniped eight counters. Other marksmen were Gary Brenner with three and Donald O'Rourke, who scored twice. Goaltender Doug Plyley al lowed only one puck to get by him in two games. Other members of the team are Paul Regier, Kenneth Will- more. Gary Rumball and Wayne Zanders. on RECREATION By DOUG SMITH H-P Meets On Tuesday Annual meeting of the Huron- Perth Baseball Association will be held next Tuesday in the Ex eter town hall. Managers will elect a president to succeed Wally Wein, Dash wood, who has been ■the OBA executive. Teams that have they will be playing are Zurich, Dashwood, Mitchell, Clinton Radio, Centralia, Strath roy, St. Marys and Exeter, Clin ton Colts, who withdrew from the league last year, have re organized Hensail and Lucan, two clubs that have been out for several years, may field teams. 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Sizes 16 to 20 .... $6.95 each Attention all members of the municipal council, recreation com mittee, churches, ministerial as sociation, service clubs, commun ity organizations, high school staff, high school board etc. You are invited to attend our next Lake Huron Zone Rec Council meeting Tuesday, April 27, at the town hall, Wingham, at 8 p.m. Special speaker will be Mr. Harold Beattie, superintendent of the Ontario Department of Edu cation, and he will speak on the subject ’‘What assistance can the district high school render to the Community Program of Educa tion”. This is a subject of vital im portance and interest to all who are interested in the development of recreation programs and Mr. Beattie is well-qualified to speak on this subject. Soccer Teams Our first response to our latest gesture of helping to organize any group who wishes to promote any activity comes from, a Dutch group who want to pass on their skill and know-how in soccer to any adults or boys between the ages of 12 to 16. These men, headed by Rene Van der Neut, have all played soccer in their native Holland and are hoping to organize leagues with teams from surrounding towns. Anyone wishing to play soccer please contact Rene or yours truly at 333. Practices got under way Tuesday night at the community park. One of .the biggest thrills I have ever witnessed in sports was the Scottish Soccer Classics in Glascow, Scotland, between Cel tics and Rangers. There were 65,000 people and our hockey club sat in the Celtic section and unknowingly cheered for the Ran gers. A kind old gentleman prob ably saved our lives by instruct ing us who to cheer for. It's a wonderful game. Bowling Minor bowling league got un der way Saturday morning and from start to finish the boys and girls worked hal’d for their first wins. This Saturday the boys and girls will be using handicaps. High girls single—M. Francois, 198; high boys—R. Horn, 189. High doubles—R. Horn, 372. L 0 2 •> terested in playing are assured of expert instruction from the senior members, Minor athletic meeting this Thursday at the town hall at 8 p.m. All parents and interested people are asked to attend. Rd- sumd of winter activities and pro posed summer activities will be presented. Congratulations Congratulations are due our Pee Wees for playing one of the closest and hardest fought games in the Young Canada Week tournament at Goderich on Tues day. In conversation with Nip Whetstone, director of the tourna ment, he asked if I would convey his congratulations. Club To Raise 1,200 Pheasants With the help of district farm ers and sportsmen, the South Huron Game Conservation Club will raise and release over 1,000 pheasants again this year. The club has ordered 1,20'0 pheasant eggs from the Depart ment of Lands and Forests. Any farmers or interested persons who wish to assist in hatching them should get in contact with Dalton Finkbeiner or Reg Arm strong. ft ISi 1952 Chev Sedan - Like New 1947 Chev Sedan Good Condition 1946 Pontiac Sedan - A Reliable Car 11940 Plymouth Coach - A Clean Cair 1939 Dodge Sedan 1950 Chevrolet Vi Ton Pick-Up Good Condition 11950 Chev 3-Ton Chassis <& Cab 1945 International 2-Ton Rack .and’ Platform Snell Bros. Limited Exeter PHONE 100 Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Chev Trucks Sisman Scampers Men’s $5.50 to $6.95 .. 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