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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-22, Page 7T JEWELLER Yuletick mmom, we wiehyau 1 a rich abundaaea •( health happineee and aoateatweat. JACK John Webster v * THS TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER tt, WM •wwwwiTtT W Rockets Here Friday Night Mohawks Gain Three-Point Lead; Forest, Milverton Register Upsets Even though they played only one game this week, Mohawks gained a safe hold on first place in the WOAA Major Group With a three-point lead over the rival Rockets, it’s the most comfort­ able margin the Tribe has enjoy-, ed for over a month. Mohawks trimmed the battling Milverton Royals 8-5 in a see­ saw contest Saturday night to post their ninth victory pf the season. Their game against Gode­ rich Monday night was postponed because of snow. The Rockets, with two games, had the opportunity to overtake the tribe but they were victims pf the strengthened cellar dwell­ ers—Forest Lakesides and Mil­ verton Royals. Forest clipped the Rockets 6-3 and Milverton, finally hitting its stride, trounc­ ed them 10-2. Rockets lost Keith Moffatt, ■front-line right winger, to Wat­ ford in a deal similar to the .Harry McEwan case for Exeter. Watford, who joined the Big- Eight group this year, claimed Moffatt, who hails from that town, and he has gone back to coach the team there.. Replacement for Moffatt, al­ lowed by the group, is a wiry little winger who is well known to district fans. He is Len Gaud­ ette, who played with Aylmer last year and enjoyed a big sea­ son with Lucan Irish in 1953- 54. -Gaudette was Urena -manager and recreation director in Lucan that year and placed second to teammate Ed Rowett in Cyclone League scoring race. Gaudette will be in action here Friday night when Rockets meet Mohawks in an important rub­ ber game between the two clubs. Besides being a strategic game as far as league leadership is concerned, the Friday night game will -break the deadlock between these rivals who have split their two contests this season. Mo­ hawks clobbered the Royals 12-3 here in the opening game but the Strathroy crew returned the insult via an 8-1 count a" week later. Forest Lakesides scored two upsets this week. Besides down­ ing Strathroy on the Rockets’ home ice, the Lakesides edged ■Goderich Sailors 5-4 on Tuesday night. The Forest victories and the big Milverton win over Strathroy confirms predictions of officials that the league is tightening into one of the hottest races seen here in many years. There isn’t a club in the .circuit which can ha dub­ bed a weak sister at this point* Mohawks will play three games over .the Christmas-New Year season, After Friday night’s con­ test here, the tribe will go to Milverton on Tuesday, Decem­ ber 27, and you can bet your bottom dollar that will be the battle of the year, The Royals are definitely not happy over losing four games to Exeter, par­ ticularly the last two which have been as close as you can -get ’em- On January 3, Mohawks will entertain Goderich Sailors in the local ice house. Lanky Larry Likes Royals Milverton Royals will be wish­ ing 'they’d, never heard 'of Larry Heideman. The lanky centreman scored his second hat trick of the season on Royal’s.ice .Saturday night as he led Mohawks to an 8-5 vic­ tory over the hungry Milverton crew. Heideman, who consider- ed playing for the Royals before he joined Mohawks this fall, scored three goals against Mil­ verton on Nov, 24 when Mohawks won 4-2, By repeating the .feat Saturday night, he thwarted a determined Royals up their first win this season. Heideman scored goal on a beautiful solo rush from his own end midway through ithe third period. He took ft Mil­ verton passout from behind the Exeter net and manoeuvered two defencemen all the way down to the Royals’ blueline when he sunk a screened shot to the cor­ ner, Actually the 8-5 score doesn’t indicate the .close play q£ this contest. The clubs battled goal for goal until the last minute of play when Coach Red Loader scored twice on breakaways while Milverton was pressing around the Exeter net. M i d d 1 e-r a n g e sharpshoot­ ing helped Mohawks- post their ninth win of the season. Three of the tribe’s goals, inoludinig Heideman’s winner, . were bulls­ eye shots from just inside the blueline which - hit the corners of the net. Bill Oberle scored the first one .His Off the for * '♦ ♦** -7 hid to chalk over Exeter the winning after four minutes of play, high shot actually carommed two posts before lodging in twine. Don Gravett made it 2-0 Exeter at 17.28 when the puck slid by the Royals’ netminder, Bob Rabethige, after Gravett and McDermid collided and went sprawling in front of the net, McDermid’s blueline shot a minute later deflected into the Exeter net off a Mohawk player to make the count 2-1 at the bell. ■Goals iby Bob Toman, Murray Noble and Junior Dares, the scrappy little centreman from El­ mira, put Milverton, ahead in the third .period, Heideman’s two goals, both engineered by Bill Wharnsby, kept Mohawks in the running despite the handicap of three penalties including a 10- minute miscount to Glen Wiese, one of the three rearguards Mo­ hawks had in the lineup. ©on Gravett got his second —Please Turn To Page 6 f-1 8. !*• * « • • « * * f 11 * Fl « ita ♦ May d* bright and hating joys of Chtistmas • #surround you and yours,,. HUNTLEYS R5 Store ■■■»W' *r * 1 .* • « # -■• * ♦ ». >• t SCORES THIS WEEK 15—Goderich 7, Forest 5 17—Exeter 8, Milverton 5 Forest 6, Strathroy 3 19— -Exeter at Goderich (Postponed) 20— Forest 4, Goderich 3 Milverton 10, Strathroy 2 Statistics SCORING LEADERS (As of Wednesday Morning) A 20 18 7 17 12 9 10 6 3 9 12 10 11 Waterloo Cattle Association “WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED” Fred Darling and Jim Kopp won turkeys for highest scores in the annual fowl roll of Exeter Men's Bowling League. Darling trundled the top single, 388, and Kopp bowlde the best triple, 799. Winners for hidden scores were Jim Nichols of the Jets; Lome Passmore, Spares; John Goman, Big Six; Ray Jory, Applejacks; Doug Harvey, Wind- ’ Shapton, Apple- were 22-pound prize for the top month went to Frisky Six (M. Miller 508) 2895 P. Poppettes CD. Fuller 55Q) __ 2778 Skunks (D. Prance 517)-------- 274? 7 O' „_______ _______ ________ _________4 G. Horns (D. Marks 500) —— 2764 3 M. Maids (N.- Francois 633) _ 2756 5 Be Sons (B. Brintnell 572) __ 2675 2 STANDING . 57 . 55 . 53 . 52 . 47 . 45 . 42 . 41 . 40 . 39 Alley Cats Hot Dogs _ Wee Hopes F. Sisters _ M. Maids Happy Gals Skunks ____ Blowettes _ Jolly Jills _ Busy Bees XT. & Downs _ 38 G. Homs___37 Hi Lights___35 M. Mice____35 Jolly Six ------33 Frisky Six —, 32 P. Poppettes _ 32 Be Bops____22 Wish Bones _ 18 L. Strikes — 17 Emms, Strathroy______ Barash, Strathroy____ Oberle, Exeter ________ Loader, Exeter ----------- Gravett, Exeter ______ Moffatt, Strathroy ____ Wharnsby, Exeter ____ Heideman, Exeter ------- MacDonald, Goderich R. Kipfer, Milverton__Williams, Goderich ___ McEwan, Exeter______ J. White, Goderich ___ P 35 34 25 23 20 18 18 17 16 16 16 15 15 G 15 16 18 6 8 9 8 11 13 7 4 5 4 GOALTENDERS’ AVERAGES GA Av. 41 3.73 '56 4.3'1 53 4.82 '65 -5.00 57 5.70 Baker, Exeter___— •Hesse, Goderich __ Rabethge, Milverton Jessiman, Strathroy Dafoe, Forest______ Ga ,_11 13 11 13- 10 ^iiiiiiiiiiniiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiHiHtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHniiiiiiiiiiuiimiiniiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiimmfir Mid-Town Cleaners Extend Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year TO EVERYONE No Service on Christmas Or New Year's Day So that the technicians may enjoy these two holi­ days with their families, no service will be available on Sunday, December 25, 1955, which is Christmas Day, and Sunday, January 1, 1956, New Year’s Day. For artificial breeding service or more informa­ tion, call collect to our office: Clinton 515 between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days 7:30 and 9 :30 a.m. on Sundays and Holidays Dow-Per Cleans Bight Through — No Residue 3000 CHRISTMAS FOOD VALUES 290iaii 390 2 Lbs. 270 230i'4i GOULD & JORY PHONE 16 EXETER 3464 3681 3156 3210 Betty- Ford, Hazel Cann, 3 7 0 5 2 2 5 6 7 6 Exeter _ Strathroy Goderich Milverton Forest _ SOAP POWDER Size Pkg. *........... W L 9 * 7 4 3 3 3097 2988 3.624.7- 3358 7 3071 0 3323 250 Annual Huron County Member's Meeting DECEMBER 28 AT 1:30 P.M. in the Board Room at the AGRICULTURAL OFFICE IN CLINTON MASONRY AND REPAIRS Now, at the happiest time the year, we take the oppor­ tunity to express our deepest appreciation of your loyalty and friendship and extend our warmest wishes for your health and happiness. McCORMICK’S SODA BISCUITS Salted or Plain, 1-Lb. Box .....«........ 270 STOKELY’S TOMATO JUICE Large 43-Oz. Tin AYLMER MINCEMEAT Or Maple Leaf, 2-Pie Size Tin AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 11-Oz. Bottle .........................,............ 190 SWEET MIXED PICKLES Supreme, 16-Oz. Jar KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES Large 91/^-Oz. Pkg....................... STUFFED OLIVES Club House> 6-Oz. Jars .......... 2 for 690 WHOLE KERNEL CORN Niblets, 14-Oz. Tins ..... 2 for 350 PITTED DATES Price TIDE Giant mills, and W. jacks. .The turkeys grade A. birds. The Molson’s single of the Doug Hughson for his 336. Two teams scored 7-0 victories on Monday—the Big Six and the Strikes. Wednesday, December 14 Ringers (A. Darling 616)--------3187 Jets (Nichols 685)----—-------- 3070 S. Parts (B. McKenzie 616) __ 3357 Strikes (N. White 613) --------- 3354 Monday, December 19 Pinpoppers (D. Brintnell 741) 8420 Milkmen" (R. Smith 559) ------nnn'r Tradesmen (G. Mason 588) — Big Six (S. Frayne 685.)-----— Strikes (D. Hughson 684)---- W. Bangs (P. Wells 595)------ R. Rollers (H. Penhale 672) — Hay Seeds—Later Date Spares (J. Fuller 701)_ _____ Spare Parts (H. Smythe 757) Windmills (R. Osgood 659) — Butchers (R. Tieman 635)___ Muts And Felines Back At It Again The Dogs are back battling with the Cats again this week in the ladies bowling league. Down seven points last week, the Hot Dogs recovered to score a 7-0 win over the Lucky Strikes which, coupled with the Alley Cats’ 5-2 loss to the Mighty Mice, narrowed the margin between the teams to two points. The Wee Hopes and Frisky Sisters, who won seven and three points respectively last week, are close behind the leaders. ■Cup and saucer winners were Betty Wilson, for high triple of 723, and Pat Stone, who rolled 273, the highest single. Turkey winners included Wilson, Pat Stone, Almira Betty Ball, Doreen Prance, Beaver, June Waite, Ann Marj Janes and Iris Page. Chocolate winners included Do­ lores Fuller, Irene Harness, Pat Reader and Blowettes (A. Jolly Six (D, Jolly Jills (P. Shirley Campbell. Ford 596) __ Frayne 502) _ Simmons 554) Busy Bees (M. Cutting 551) Wee Hopes (N. Snell 576) _ Wish Bones (J. Waite 470) Happy Gals (D. Munroe 553) _ 2966 U. & Downs (M. Tetreau 560) 3002 Hi Lights (M. Holtzman 508) _ 2663 4 F. Sisters (M. Bridges 526) — 2713 ’ Hot Dogs (S. Darling 503)---- 3220 L. Strikes (B. Gifford 466)---- 2722 Mighty Mice (B. Wilson 723) _ 3141 Alley Cats (P. Stone 550)---- 2971 Respect for oneself, for our separate individuality, for the dignity of man, is the most valu­ able of all the achievements of mankind. It is the hallmark of ■the civilized man. Sir Bercy Spender Walker Phone 553 Exeter MAJOR GROUP STANDING (As of Wednesday Morning) A P 41 18 65 15 56 11 53 7 57 7 Scores & Standing FUTURE GAMES 23—Strathroy at Exeter 29—Goderich at Strathroy Exeter at Milverton January 3— Goderich at Exeter 4— Strathroy at Milverton Exeter at Goderich MID-TOWN (5ST1CLEANERS 1331 le Yuletide Season brings with it so many happy things glad hearted greetings/ good fellowship, family reunions and a deep feeling of contentment May all of these joys be yours this Christmas. Your Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer r. Ar< i Eijx At this meeting your nomination for a director to represent Huron County on the board of directors of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association will be decided on. Information in regards to 1955 operations will be given. Dr. Fish of the O.V.C. will speak on Vibrio Fetus in cattle. Vibrio Fetus is a disease, now recognized as being on the increase in the Province, which sometimes causes early abortions and breeding troubles.