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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-03-04, Page 3•**» W' M- H THE TIME3-ADV0CATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4th, 1948 Business •wffl dl — PHONE 335 Exeter ® There is a Career For You in the R.C.A.F. © Medical and Dental Care ® Specialized Trade Training © Generous Pension Plan ® Substantial Incomes ® Clothing Supplied Veterans Are Invited Inquire — Contact — RECRUITING OFFICER R.C.A.F. Station Centralia, Ontario ■s We Have On Hand A Good Stock Of Mas­ onite And Sheetrock Wallboard Cedar Fence Posts All Sizes Buy Rollbrick Siding Now Be­ fore Prices Advance A. J. CLATWORTHY — We Deliver — Phone 12 Granton ilderton Squares Semi- Series witn Lucan I Ilderton -and Lucan squared off their W.O-A-A. semi-final series, Monday night in the Exe­ ter Arena when the Ilderton squad took a 4-1 decision from the Irish before a packed house. On the previous Saturday night game, Lucan edged the Ilderton team 5-4, By far the largest crowd of the season jammed into the Arena to see the fixture. Fans were hanging from the rafters as well as viewing the game through the back door. It was a typical playoff brand of hockey that, although very fast, featured close - checking nearly all the way. Ilderton es­ pecially was keen on backcheck- ing and it was not until mid­ way in the third that Lucan gave Shipley in the Ilderton nets a great -deal of work. The game started off at a very torrid clip but neithei’ side made any real threat until Hod­ gins was thumbed off for trip­ ping, In the space of forty-one seconds, Ilderton popped in two goals,—-the first while Hodgins was still resting in the cooler, Shantz scored the first goal on a long screened shot from centre ice and at, the 8:51 mark, R. Evans -blasted another long drive into the Lucan cage. Just as the period ended, the Irish were back in the fight when -a Paul and McRoberts -at­ tack sailed up the ice with Ger­ ry Paul putting the disc between the pipes. Easy Way to Redeem Your War Savings Certif icates B of M Service Helps Yon Avoid Bother, Save Money Many Canadians have found I simple way to pash their War Saving Certificates — they just deposit them with the Bank of Montreal. As each Certificate falls due, the B of M has it cashed account service This chore every mailing when it cashing­ cheque for it. ■ Many people of M service a ing for something worth while, points out Jim Hendry, 'local manager. Since the proceeds of their Certificates go straight into their savings accounts, they’re less inclined to spend the money than if it passed through their hands first. Make a point of putting your Certificates into B of M safe­ keeping to-morrow. It’s a safe­ guard for your plans for the future —■ and a step you won’t regret. 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This ended the scoring but by no means the action as both teams played a robust style of hockey that had the large crowd on edge throughout. Lucan gave the winners a few anxious mo­ ments mid-way in the third but penalties weakened their attack. They had nine of the eleven handed out by referee Goodeill. ILDERTON — Goal, defence, Shantz, Ward; E. Evans; wings, R. Loft; ‘ Shipley; centre, Evans, s?ubs, Carmichael, McNair, Charlton, D. Scott, Hall, Robb, A.» Scott* LUCAN — Goal, Lucas; de­ fence, .White, Hindmarsh; centre Bevington; wings, Stretton, N. Hardy; subs, I-Iearp, McRoberts, J. Hardy, I-Iodgins, Paul. Referee — Sgt. Goodeill. Linesman — J. Rhude. First Period !•—'Ilderton, Shantz .., 2— Ilderton, R. Evans 3— Lucan, Paul (McRoberts) ............. 19:12 Penalties—Hodgins, J. Hardy Second Period 4— —Ilderton, Loft (R. Evans) ......... 5— Ilderton, R. Evans (E. Evans) ................. 2:12 Penalties—Ward, Hindmarsh 3, White, Paul. Third Period Scoring—none. Penalties—Ward, Hindmarsh, Bevington. 8:10 8:51 1:80 Hooper dinner Edwin BLANSHARD Mr. and Mrs. Miltou were Friday evening guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Saakel, of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunnell and family, of St. Marys, Sunday guests of Lloyd Thomson. Mrs. W. B. Marys, spent the Mrs. Jas. Mossey Mrs. Orval Steckley and Lar­ ry, of Toronto, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Jack Thomson. Mr. Jack Thomson, Mr. Bobby Thomson, Miss Barton, of Tor­ onto, spent the week-end with Mrs. Jack Thomson and -Mr. Fred Thomson. Master Jimmy Granton, spent a week with his Mi', and Mrs. Fred Pattison. Mr. and Mrs. George Dann, Joe, Madeline, Helen and Lorna Mr. Harvey Parkinson, Kenneth and Audrey were Tuesday ning dinner guests of 'Mr. Mrs. Fred Mi-lls. Mrs. Leonard Thacker children spent Thursday in don with Mrs. T. Waugh. The monthly Social of ropolitan school was held Thurs­ day evening with a good atten­ dance. The evening was spent in progressive euchre. Prize Win- Mi’s, hands high, hands were Mr. and Mrs. Young, of St, week-end with and family. Hodgins, of few -days last grandparents, eve- and an cl Lon- Me ti­ ners were: ladies high, Gordon Jones; ladies lone Leone Youngson; gents Gordon Jones; gents lone Gladwyn Hooper; consolation, Garnet Baker. The program committe for next month is Mr. Bill Sherritt and Mr. Garnet Baker. Lunch was served. For an education in BUY-olo- gy . . * Read the WANT-ADS! Crocker Refrigeration G. K. Crocker, Prop. SALES AND SERVICE ALL TYPES OF OIL BURNING EQUIPMENT Telephone 59-W - EXETER - P.O. Box 54 For Immediate Installation Limited Number of Apartment Refrigerators § 6 and 8 ft. Display Counters, New and Used 17 cil ft. Refrigerators for Hotels, Restuarants, Farmers New Gilson Snow Bird Washers We Build Home Freezers- to Suit Your Needs PHONE OR WRITE FOR PRICES, ETC. Authorised Sales and Service for KELVINATOR GILSON PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Made in Canada “We Service Anything We Sol.1” Made in Canada & THE TWO DISTRICT teams are finally finding themselves in the playoffs after a lengthy de­ lay and, if Monday night’s fix­ ture at the Arena is a sample, fans are going to be in for some exciting hockey.* ft * ft Although they edged the II- derton puckchasers last Satur­ day night, the Irish were out­ played in the second game here. The visitors backcliecked dog­ gedly and neither of Lucan’s two ace centres, Paul and Be­ vington, were given many scor­ ing chances,* * * * Lucan won the toss for the third game which will be played either this Wednesday or Satur­ day' night at the Arena, as this is being written we are not sure which of the two dates. District fans are keeping their fingers crossed in the hopes that the Irish can come through in the all-important game. ( * * * «■ ON ANOTHER page will be the account of Exeter’s first go with the Parkhill six. Last Sa­ turday night's game was post- ponned and now these two teams will hook up Tuesday and Thurs­ day nights. Both games will be played at the Exetei’ Arena and if a third is necessary, it, too, will probably be played here, ’ * * * * P'arkliill played during the regular season in the same league with Ilderton but, like Exeter, with a population of over 1,000 advanced into the "A” grouping. However, Ilderton put’out Parkhill in a local play­ off .series. TWO OF THE three High School teams have now advanced to the final tournament in Lon­ don; The girls will go to the Forest City this Saturday along with three other teams. The winners of, the afternoon series will’ meet in the evening finals. The Senior Boys’ team will be in .London a week from this Saturday. Good luck, Exeter! Last week the two teams put out;Petrolia squads in a home- and^home series. Accounts Of these games will appear in the Hi Highlights column. CpEDITON .EAST Mrs. Edward Darbey, of Tor-, onto, is visiting with her par­ ents; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bullock. M-r. and Mrs. J. Williams and boys, of Khiva, visited on Sun­ day; with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville. •Mr. and Mrs. Murray Neil and ” Beverley spent the week­ end ’-in Stratford. Mrs. Sam Sims, who has been receiving treatments in Victoria Hospital, London, for the past ten ’days, returned home Satur­ day., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling, of Exeter, spent Sunday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Motz. Mr. and Mrs. R. .Motz and son Ronald spent Wednesday in Exe­ ter -with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dar­ ling. j WHALEN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy and' family moved recently to Bluevale. They lived in this community for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, of London, were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Par­ kinson, Mr. Gordon Ogden spent sev­ eral; days last week at Mr. Win. Hodgson’s. ' < On Monday evening the com­ munity club met in the school­ house. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern and Miss Audrey Arksey were in charge. Miss Audrey Arksey and Wm. French won prizes for high score and Frank Mcllhargy for Ione hands. Lunch was' served. Messrs. Howard Morley and Clarence Lynch, of Hazel Park, Michigan, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Morley and Mrs. Ogden. They returned homo on Sunday ac­ companied by Miss Elva Morley who, will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley. Miss Betty Grimes, of Eston, Saskatchewan, Who is attending school in London, also William Ogden, of London, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Ogden and also" attended the supper in the United Church. Oh Friday evening there was a supper in the basement of the church under the auspices of the W.A. A good crowd was in at- tfendance. Following the supper tlieite was a short program con­ sisting of the chairman’s ad­ dress, readings, solos and a dia­ logue. The committee in charge for .the evening was Mrs, Ogden, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Squire and Mr/ and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Proceeds amounted to do. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter and: family of Metropolitan, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and MfSt William Hodgson. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sfluire spent Saturday evening with Mr*- and- Mrs. Bristol Holden, ot Transvaal* GREENWAY •Mr. and Mrs. Wm. IHcks spent the week-end in Vineland with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hons- berger and family, Mrs. Lloyd Stewardson is vis­ iting with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lurkins and family in Windsor. Mr. Donald McGregor spent the week-end in Toronto. Miss Marion Nicholson, of West Williams, spent the week­ end with Misses Shirley and Ruth Woodburn. Mrs. T. Bullock celebrated her 83rd birthday on Tuesday. Sev­ eral members of her family vis­ ited her, Mrs. Albert pollock visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull and Donna, of Grand Bend. Mr, Clifford Whiting, of Tor­ onto, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Whiting, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. McGregor of Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Gregor and family. Mrs. Jas. Dixon Friday swith Mrs. pard. Mr, and Mrs, Russell Brown and Gordon visited oil Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. D. Wilson, of on Sunday Donald Mc- . visited on R. L. fihep- ANOTHER SMALL SHIPMENT RECEIVED LAURENTIAN TURNIPS, $140 PER LB. We have been selling the above at last year’s price but the recently received shipment has cost us considerably more than the amount we have been getting. This is positively the last seed we will get so place your order early, Jones, MacNaughton Seed Co. P.O. Box “H” Phone 207 Exeter, Opt. 0 /•!«S Arkona. CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. R. Stoney Creek, were visitors with Mr. and Field. The Urquhart family, ton, were guests with Mrs. Lome Hicks i evening of last week. Mrs. Geogre Flynn Friday of last week fives in London. Mr. and Mrs. and family, recent visitors with Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot. Mrs, E. Knight, who has been seriously ill at her home during the past week, nicely, around Miss on the week. Her young friends wish a speedy recovery On Monday evening, March 15th, there will be a showing of films in the Centralia School. Keep the date in mind and plan to attend. You are also reminded of the St. Patrick’s Supper in the school room of the church on Thursday evening, March IS th. A number from here were at Elimville on Monday evening foT the hockey game between the Centralia and Elimville boys. The locals were the winners, Some of the other hockey fans attended the game in Exe­ ter on Monday evening 'between the Lucan and Ilderton teams. We again Lena sick ofField, week-end Mrs. B. of Kirk- Mr. and on Friday visited on with rela- Lightfoot of Parkhill, Mr. M. were and is improving hope to see her in the near future. 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