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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-08-23, Page 4RIPLEY TAKES Alien= .0.04314 mot GODERIO:g Day by invading' Goderieh and taking the local juvenile Wain to the tune. absent from ids? usual plate at -first 'base, but the rest , of the team wag Intact and they Dave no alibis to offer for their rather indifferea lug. Coupled with inability te SolVe the slants of Harrison, the Ripley twirl% the.:Jessop. crew were guilty ef five glaring errors, all af which contribute.d to pile up the Ripley scere. Bisset and Scott, battery for Goderich,, p6r- formqd veky' creditably and, could not he ',blamed for the loss, arid it is. evident that the 'team Etna start ar- to:get much fartlievin the Toil, Gregg The, Ripley tealn„ managed by Don- ald Blue, carne to town aedompanied by tingent rooterS, and they are now challenging, Goderich for a post -season series to slipw• that,, although. they are finishing second nin the league, they are, really the better team. Manager Jessop is ready to take up the chal- lenge, and it is 'probable that. hen% and home games. will be arranged, which should pack both parks., Mean.. - .time the Goderieli boys are getting ready for their exhibition tilt with London on the 25th at Exhibition of their ability to go farther in the Ontario finals. Teams and Positions were as fol - Ripley -=---Courtney c, Eta Olson p, Coiling ss, •MacDonald lb, Ross rf, and Lane 3b.. Ainslie ss, Patterson if, Donnelly cf, and D. Warren lb. ALWAYS ON TIWZOB AT 49 ItItOOE ST, c sons , Decti I .T40 Stitior Beautiful, and Lepg-laating arrangements for -any odeaSion., the Greenhoiles that have 'supplied flowers to Goderich and vicinity for 43 years. ,49BRUCE ST. PlIONE 100 SOFTBALL Sky Efarbor having won its 'greup-in the Softball League is waiting to play the winners in the Westfield -Blyth - Auburn grow), where there is an all= round tie. It is expected the winners will he decided in time for a playoff game with Sky Harbor next week. Rubbers - Belting Assorted widths 2 PLY LAWN HOSE LAWN MOWERS CLOTHES HAMPERS, 6000A MATS Breckenridge (Suebessor to the late Fred Hunt) ' Hardware and •)Isimbing .Large congregations have marked 'all the ,eervices in St. George's during August. Ou the first Sunday of ,.month there was an exceptionally large number at the 11 o'clock comxaunion: service. On the second Sunday morn- ing the caigregation was honored with the annual visit of the Sea Cadets and -the church was well filled. On the following Wednesday evening the Church was, crowded to the doors for the united victory. serice, while at the seryice of thanksgiving last Sun- day morning thariVul worshippers .again filled the sacred edifice. It is hoped the congregation will make the month a record-breaking one by turn - ing out -again at both services next, Next Sunday. the -fourth' Sun' - MONS WIN F. Sunday. day of the month there will be a 'aAft11.1 AT AUBURN s rvice of holy baptism at 4 o'clock in • the afternoon. Reports fer-the Church Messenger should be sent to the Signal -Star early next week. Unlike many town and city churches, the evening serviee is carried on at St. George's church during the months of July and August and the attend- ance has been impr,ovedthis year. The attendance of the choir memhers at ali services is appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Egenei and two childreri, of London, have been holidaying at ,_the lake shore in Gode- E the The last scheduled game in the Tory Gregg League:was plaYed at Auburn (nip Friday, the 17th, and, although_ Goderich won .quite easily, Auburn showed much improvement in their pla'y nnd there -is no doubt that .next year they .will provide gulch harder Don Ainslie, who seems to have 'the Indian - sign .oh Anburri,- was in good form, and in the ' absence, of Don. ;Scott "Farmer" "Westlake did the re- ceiving ,and made a very, good job bf it., Captain Jack . Evans, in . London this week scouting for the Maple Leafs and Athletics, was also an absentee, and ‘Bisset. to* . over his duties at first, while Barry Doak, up thrill .the Bantam . League, played. ritght field. The 'Goderich team seemed to, have regained their batting ,,eyes, Ted by Harold. Warren, who cracked his second -pitched ball for a ; cleancut homer, .and for good measure added a three -bagger next time up. Manager •Jessop seems well pleased with his team's performance in the field, and from now until the uniforms are , put away' he is going to concentrate on 'batting practice, as the boys are cer- tainly not hitting as they should. The teams' lined up as follows Auburn 'W. Patterson, Plunkett, M. Wilson, • Cram, N Patterson, Beadle, N. Wilson, .,Youngbluut and G. Patter- son. Goderich--Il. Warren. W. Newcombe, D. Ainslie. G. Westlake, J. Bisset, J. Donnell-. D. Warren, P. Patterson and B. Doak. Umpires ------L. Demeray behind •the Plate ' and T. Wilson on the bases. NEN erd-ala city the Cornish Electric This lightiiag. bulb '`i -duces glare to a minimwol, It is a light the school- children can use without eye strain. ,-It -is through 4-ip strain, realised by inadequa,te lighting that many children fail in their eitami. • • - • shop becomes a pleasant place in which to work. Try these bulbs in any size and see what a difference they will make. OBTAINABLE. AT THE • orinish Electric WEST ST. GODERICH who -are the authorized dealers for Westinghouse Appliances, Victor and Easy Washers. Final standing in the / League 1.5 Won Lost A Juvenile -team from London will play with. the local Juveniles. at Agri - at 430. THAT LABOR DAY GAME -I SHOULD PACK THE STAND A hall pline to which .,the fans are looking forward •wifi be one of the afternoon attractions at Agricultural Park , on Labor pay. Arnold McCon- nell's "All f3tars," who took a defeat from the Lions Juveniles on'Dominion Day, are keen to even the ,scOre, while Ridge Costello's boys are equally in- tent ,on keeping the .upper. MC-' Connell says his team will probably be "made up from the -.'following stellar materiel: Bob Needham/0 Bobbie Allen, JHrry 'Ginn, Johnny Mohring, Elliott, Billie Beacom, Bryan -Nelson, • With the Troops L. -Cpl. Stanley Dawson Ball has arrived at his home on the Base line, Rullett township, after serving over- OBITUARY The death ocairred early Moudayl Mrs 'Elizabeth Carrick Belcher, widow morning at Alex:Andra ItoSpital, of' seas, lie_ travelled aboard the Louis TraSteur find was met of the late E",-C.--Beicher„ M ,Beleher And some itveurrilothvoYr NmYaaSip*b' °r-eag tintioandebriLleth.ba Illlevrecihius"4 band predeceased her several yearal and' she lived with her stepson, George', Belcher, on Cambria road. She hadl been in • poor health for seine time. She was a member, of North street United church. The funeral 'serVice was held. at the Tesidenee on Calabria. road on %%Wiles -day afternoon, ReV,, B. IL Turnbull eonclucting the service, tery, the pallbearers being A:,•0. Clark, relatives from Westfield; Clinton and London. L.-Cpl—Ball was born Qn- the Ball farm and attended, S.S. No. 9, HlAllett. After completing pnblic school he helped on', the herae farm until june 4, 1041, when he enlisted at Clinton: He received, his training at Londea, Montreal and'Debert, N4.8,, and on August 0,, 1W.,, left'''for overseas with the, Royal Canadian Army Ser- vice Corps' and later Went tO France, Belgium,' Holland and 'Germany. Be- sides his,„Fparents lie has three sisterS,' Chapman, A. Cooper and Herbert aVal Maxine Ball at home. • BRUSSELS t+IRLS .WIN ,The death. oceurred on Safiirdai at --r--- • the ,home of Mrs, Fred Limit, Market The ,:Goderich. ladies' softhall team street, •of Robert Rellstab, aunt played a return game at Brusselt On of the late •Fred Hunt; in her ninetY- Tuesday night. For. the. first part of .third, year. . Mrs. Rellstab was a native the six-inningS game they led. the of Devonshire, England, but spent mast Brussels girls, but the final, official of her life in the United, States; livirig -score WAS 14-5 in favor of the home at various periods in Los Angelei, the 'team, wile. tallied lave runs in their Catalina Islands, Detroit and. Chicago, last time at bat. . Her husband died many years ago. The ,GOderich ladies also' haie had She frequently visited Goderich and two games at home tir, week, both of Svhich they won hand y. On MondaY evening the Efoleproof Hosiery. girls' ttlana were on the losing end, and on Wednesday evening a girls' teani 'froth for some years she-- had' resided with her brother-in-law, the late, 9enrge Hunt, and for tlie last :five years at the home of•her nephew, the late,Fred Hunt. She is survived• by a sister U111.011 (Goderich township). were the living in England, three nieces in losers.. Chicago, and a nephew, Charles Hunt, The, Goderich girls are showing much of Goderich. improved form and are putting up a The funeral service, on Monday very creditable brand of .softball. afternoon at 'the residence of Mrs. rred Hunt,. was conducted by Rev. W. H. LAWN BOWLING Dunbar of St. George's church.. The A dozen or more bowlers from Gode- interment wad in Meltland cemetery, rich took part in the Tip' -Top Tailors the, pallbearers being Chas. Black,,W, tournament at Seaforth oh Wednesday E.- Tebbutt, H. M. Monteith, W. J. of last week. One pair, Fred Price Baker, W. J. Hodge and J.. Calvin_ and Earl Allison, won three games' and Cutt.— to* sixth prize, A team from Galt' won -the trophy. CHARLES COPP The Imekhow club tad a trebles Death removed an old and well - tournament On Thursday last for, the dinomft. Joynt trophy, Which was won by the Mathiesop., W.L.J. Baker and Clif. Mc- Manus from Goderich woa fourth prize. Four teams from Goderieh played at Exeter last night and one pair. George Mathieson and Tom Piitehard, brought home the fifth prize. Don ' Carrick. Johnny . MacDonald, Ticker Mero, Bob McLean, Elgy' Boyce and .Don McPhail. •"Cue -hall" himself will, be there as inaster:of strategy, and." will' have the able Osistance of Gordon Irwin . and Dory Phelan, two veterans of the Judge Costello and Ed. Jessop -are understood to be' deeply engaged in council regarding the game and can be depended upon to use all they've got to repeat the Dominion Day win. There is $40 on khe_gaine ($25 for the winners arid $15 fot the losers), but the money is a small consideration. Shdi $ori?ke taiion GoOdyear Tire and Tubes (IN STOOK) ,7 GET IIHE UTMOST VALUE yam YOUR RATION PEP= (Bring It %VITO APPLICATION FORM AS.SISTANOB • known resident of GOderich, in the pertion' of Charles Copp, East street, 'en Wednesday, August 15th, Mr. Copp'was in, his eighty-fourth year, Born 'In lion,' don, England; he „mine to Canada at the age of three years. He liVed for sobie time at Clinton but for. the last forty-five years he, had been a resident shop on ICingston street frem which he retired a„,ifew years ago. His 'wife predeceased_lihn and eurviying are two daughters, Mrs', East, of Stratford, and Mrs.. George Eruffman, of GoileriO, and two udepted daughters, Mrs.•11ar- ;111.111.11rWillr Am*. Old Larder; of Goderieb, NUB. •Wilfred 'Glazier, of Heimesville There are ten 'grandchildren and nine, gre,at. Victoria street United church, • afternoon from. the Brophey funeral arily in charge of ' victoria street .United church, Interment was in the Clinton Cemetery, the pallbearers being, 'Wilfred Glazier, Irarold Larder* Loftus Welsh, George Wilson, William SProul kevievv Cat01 Grand. Benci Dancing Nightly TAN. ..PATTON'S- ALL SAXOPHONE ORCHESTRA DISCHARGED AND INTO' CIVIES We will give you a two- week deliver on your Suit •or .Overcoalf- Iti:pna. iring, re -lining, remodel- ling service.. F . H .MARTIN. Sunday, August 26, 9 p.m. fiHE REMABNABLE" AIR FORCE BAND ANI t ,M ORCHESTRA FROM NO; 9 S.F.T,S. CENTRALIA , 35 ..NUISIOIANS You'll enjoy ever :,minute' of their programme! Proeeeds to Air Force Charity MIDNITE DANCE SEPT..3 — 12.06 a.ra. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT LABOR DAN • 317 West St. • LAST DANCE LABOR „DAY ,NITE it takes more ric SOMEDAY.TkAT DREAU 'home don't really need. '''We must support ' to -fight for it today! Bricks thay • avoid. black plackets. If we do this, build a holise; but to build a home you need mord than bricks! You peed Security -,-a job—a fiiture! And will be yours—if you are willing • rationing, observe price ceilings, and Connnitteei of diftere.ut grouim are gradually comUlating arrangements and ate work. Th!:, .ploat Gotopittee requesting the,Ited,Cross, the Daughters of the Empire, the, Hospital, the Viiolimm's Institute, Ilona olub, Canoe Club," and Manufacturers to enttr floats or decorated oarg, or truck!) in order to enlarge the parade.. P DeeOrated oars will be gratefully accepted. Cloying and einnies are needed. There prizeg meixtioned in the rFogrofm. The prises will be given at the Zxliibittiou grounds during the, idternbon program. Auriouneemetits will 'be made over the loud speakers. The fOOtataiiitee *Mild like those IA:tending to take, ill the iamde to notify either 4.. A. nizilloPt 01.4airman, or Mr. A, T, 'tatting go they may artangk the layout of these depend on a Canadian dollar 'that Will always 1:4iy a fillt dollar's dollars-khose dollars you've saved worth of goods• -•:•a steady, sound „ tO buy your hoitie—will only be worth -doliir that's not 'pulled , down to fifty tents! - This is inflation! half iti-vvalue. by inflation! That's I a whrit's necessary NOW—more than :- f . And after Inflation conies clepres. ever now—for all of us to fight and tshAvenlo‘ twweakrtibiwtiriwuhsattnjl'tabPePalill:wdeadftteoi tO keep, that dollar: wkrth a 'happen. again. That's why, fox: our dollar! own sakes, atuffor the sake cif the Why is it so important NOW? returned men to whom we cswe a joh; Because now is the time civilian „goods ‘, a future, a home ot their own—we . are scarce, and mohey is plentiful. must make sure Cariada's dollar re. 'NOW is the time we must guara mains steady. We must keep up a against paying MORE thaii things -constant -fight. against our country's are worth ... or buying things We' we can keep prices from shooting sky high. If we don't, some day We'll be. paying a &liar 'for fifty cents' worth 'of goods. This means your .Makeillis Pledge Today! I pledge myself to do my part hi fighting inflation: • b. By observing rationing and .avolding' .black tuariets in any shape or By respecting price cantrols and other anti -Inflation': inea,lures, and re- • ;training fretu careless' and noncom - sary buying, not buy two' where one do, not will I buy By bilYina I VI' cfmr"by' ilte..ialtiniadiu'acah8ud:1117614aittditifi cost of living and help keep prices at a wawa level; PO1110594,0 THE BREWING INDUSTRV • ONTAVO) tereiti the dangeti of innate -1G.