The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-11-16, Page 4Page 4 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER J6, 1950
Exeter Tops Badminton League |
By Wins Over Stratford, Clinton
The Exeter team in the Wes-1 and Mode vs. Symons and Hart-
tern Ontario “B“ League got ottjley, Exeter 15-8, 15-10; Dinney
to a good start this year when J and Morley vs. *Atkey and Gib*
bon, Clinton 15-5, 15-9; Hodgins
and Reynolds vs, Connell and
Beale, Clinton 18-17, 15-6.
Mixed Doubles: M. Mode
N. Armstrong vs. Johnson
Gibbon, Clinton 16-18, 17-16,
15: Harris and A. Dinney
Hale and Atkey, Clinton 18-15,
15-5; DenBor and Reynolds vs.
Elliott and Symons, Exeter 15-9,
15-7: Knowles and E. Mode vs.
Symons and Connell, Exeter 15-
4, 15-18, 17-16; ’ ‘
and Morley vs.
Hartley, Exeter
Wuerth and Hodgins vs. Soren
son and Beale, Exeter 15-9, 15-
7.
Exeter is tied for first place
in the league
present time.♦ *
it defeated Stratford in 11 of
the 12 matches played lust
Thursday night. The team was
made up of Bob Dinney, Ernie
Harris, Doug Knowles, Harry
DenBor, Ray Wuerth, Jud Arm
strong, Nell Armstrong, Ethel
Mode, Ada Dinney, Dean Morley,
Eileen Hodgins and Marion Rey
nolds. Following are the scores:
L a d i e s’ doubles—Armstrong
and Mode vs. Griffiths and
Sandey, Exeter 15-11, 15-0;
Dinney and Morley vs. Woodcock
and Gladding, Exeter 15-4, 12-
15, 15-9; Hodgins an‘d Reynolds
vs. Davidson and Hildebrand,
Stratford, 15-6, 15-4.
Men’s Doubles—«H arris and
Dinney vs. Wrannick and Mul
holland, Exeter 15-12, 15-9;
DenBor and Knowles vs. Griffith
and Woodcock, Exeter 6-15, 15-
4, 15-6; Armstrong and Wuerth
vs. Heysa.1 and West, Exeter 15-
13, 15-6.
Mixed Doubles; Dinney and
Armstrong vs. Wrennich and
Griffiths, Exeter 15-11, 15-11;
Harris and Dinney vs. Mui-
holland and Davidson, Exeter j
15-12, :“y". - ‘ ■___ _ ______________ . .
vs. Woodcock and Woodcock,«arena against Zurich, followed
Exeter 4-15, 15-12, 15-6; Ann-'by a match at Clinton against
strong and Morley vs. HeysalBayfield next Monday night,
and Gladdin, Exeter 15-12, 15-1 The Seaforth “B” team will play
12; Den Bor and Reynolds vs.! here next Wednesday or Thurs-
West and Sandey, Exeter 13-18,- day night.
tt-js Round Robin will be held
on the local courts next week.
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Miss Elva Morley returned
home Friday eveningt having
visited in Detroit and Hazel Park
for the past two weeks.
5V.A, And W.M.S.
Elect Officers
Mrs, Cecil Squire was hostess
tor the November meeting on
Thursday afternoon. Sixteen
members were present. Mrs. F.
Squire was in charge of the
W.A. “Fellowship” was the
theme of the meeting. Scripture ______ w__
lesson was read by Mrs, William Ipiade cooking amounted to $5.-
Family, Burgessville; and Mr. iliam Hodgson: and Mrs. Huebner, Detroit. L„,A.
Mrs. William Morley and Elva | yjee-presidentJ
WHALEN
Mrs. E. Rea, London visited
on Sunday with Mr. and
Freeman Arksey.
Mr. and Mrs. Heather
family. Mr. and Mrs. Alton
les and family, Mr. and
Milne Pullen and Donald attend
ed “Open House’* at St. Marys
Collegiate on Fridav evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Arksey
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomson, of Ex
eter.
Miss Jean Arksey was a week
end visitor with Miss Audrey
Arksey, London.
Mrs. William Duffy, Hamilton
‘Mr, and Mrs. Andy Langton,
London, spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield.
Bert Duffield
“Royal Winter
this week.
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011 Gordon Johnson: assistant,
jfieojgs Arksey; correspoudim
secretary, Mrs, William French,
treasurer, Mrs. Duffield; temper
ance secretary, Mrs. Klhare;
community friendship, Mrs. Pul
len and Mrs, Allan Neil; pian
ists, Mrs. Pullen and Mrs. Wil
liam Morley Jr»; Missionary
Monthly secretary, Mrs. F.
Squire; supply secretary, Mrs,
Melleville Gunning and Mrs. Ken
Hodgson; Christian stewardship,
Mrs. William Morley Jr.
Rev. Burton closed the meet
ing. A sale of plants and home-
Exeter Farm Equipment
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15-11, 15-8; Wuerth and Hod
gins vs. Griffiths and Hilde
brand, Exeter 15-8, 15-13.
The team was again victorious
on Tuesday night when it
from Clinton 7-5 in a very
match. The same players
defeated Stratford last
made
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trip.
Following are the results of
the sets
Men's
DenBor
Clinton
Knowles
son, Exeter 15-11,
strong and Wuerth vs. Elliott
and Hartley, Exeter 15-6, 17-14.
Ladies’ . Doubles: Armstrong
played:
Doubles: Karris and
vs. Hale and Johnson,
15-10, 15-8; Mode and
vs. Symons and Soren-
15-11; Arm-
Mr. and Mrs,
are attending the
Fair” in-1 Toronto
Mr. and Mrs.
were recent visitors with
and Mrs. Lloyd Flannigan, Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunn
ing Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Bell, London, visited on Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs.
Parkinson.
.Mr. and Mrs. Milne
Mrs. Bert Duffield, Mrs.
Squire and Mrs. F. Squire atten
ded a trousseau tea at Mrs. Wel
lington Brocks at Zion on Sat
urday afternoon in honor of her
daughter, Irene.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Foster, St.
Marys, were recent visitors with
Mrs. F. Squire.
Week-end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. William Morley Senior
were; Mrs. Russell Brock and
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In Hockey Loop
Exeter will enter two teams in
the district hockey league this
winter according to manager
Derry Boyle whose charges play
ed their first exhibition, game
with Atwood Tuesday night.
With a surplus of talent out
to play in pre-season practices
and more expected to join the
club later, Boyle will split the
Squad into two full teams: enter
one in W.O.A.A “B”, and the
other in “C” competition. Pro
vincial Constable Bill Coxworth
will handle the second squad.
Atwood trimmed the local
squad by 5-3 thanks to the abil
ity of a major league prospect
who scored four of the five goals.
The game was mostly a try-out
affair as both managers switched
lines to find the best combina
tions,
Exeter goals were scored by
Lome Haugh, Jack *Ford, and
Uel Schoeder.
Tentative lineup of the squad
is as follows: Doug Brintnell will
centre between Gerry Lawson
and Har Brintell. Art Whilsmith
between wings Gien Robinson
and Keith Brintnell: Lome
s Haugh between: Bill Fisher and
» Jack Ford and Bill Musser with
| Cel and Reg Schroeder.
Veteran-captain Wes Ryckman
; will lead the defence, with sup-
' port from Ross Turkey, Pete El-
i lis and Em Penhale. In goal both
J Bob McFarlane and Gord Ebel, ‘ from R. C. A. F. station centra-
lia. looked good between the
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‘Morley Jr. and Mrs. Milne Pul
len led in prayer, Mrs, William
Hodgson gave a reading. A short
business meeting was held. It
was decided to have a bazaar in
a few months. Mrs, William
Hodgson closed the meeting.
Mrs. Duffield presided over
the W.M.S. Theme was “One in
Christ”, Mrs. Ronald Squire as
sisted Mrs. Duffield in the de
votional part of the meeting. At
this time a short business meet
ing was held. Mrs. William
Hodgson offered her home for a
;quilting on Tuesday. Special
W.M.S. Sunday service will be
on the 19th of this-; month. It
was decided to bring fruit
eggs to the next meeting
“Orphans’ Home”.
At this time Rev. Burton pre
sided over the election of offi
cers which were as follows: 1
Honourary president, Mrs. J. I
'HazelWood; president, Mrs. Wil-
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