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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-05-23, Page 4r&GE POUR OROUPING OF avvEtuas ANP INTERMEDIAWNS GoderiRit Zntermediatee will he groulied, 4n. ceven-team league tide inrialtRe7. vihRe the Libni3 jl_wvnileswfll Ile in a four-teaiii grouping, as a result eare'angentents made at a welt -at- tended meeting of the W.O.A. held iz Winghem on Thursday evening; with M. L. ',Very" Gregg. presiding. The Infeemecliatee will have, a ,few long - Raub in playing 'out-of-town games, ats they are grouped with Milverton, Ot. Marys, Listowel, Auburn -Blyth Combines, Lucimow, and Clinton Radio fSelleol, They will put geite, a bit of ;mileage ell, their 'cars In reaching the lipt three places, but this COUld not be avold,ed in the drawing up 9f the. groupings when emgli, Clinten, Zurkch a a Litean decided. to 6tay the Ritur( a -Pert League under thp Th,e uveniles have a compact league to or : in, being grouped witsh.Clinton, Winghava and Ripley. The Midget Lions have not yet re- ceived, th.eir grouping, as erxtries in this eeries 'lave been slow in coming in the W.O.A.A.. It was decided at the meeting that the dead -line for entries in the Midget and Pee -Wee breekete should be extended until May 25t1i. The Intermediates will journey to St. Marys for an exhibition game on May 2ith, kind will open the league dehedule. 'here on June 5th. • The sehedule is being drawn tip this week, 'hilt as yet the Intermediates Alto not THE GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR _ no who their opposition will Tqe for the cope lug game here. The Juveniles have been given no indication as te when thar schedule will open, but it too will be released this wee -k. ilttendling the meeting groin Goderieh were Judge Costelllo and Eddie Jessop representing the Juveniles, rBefel Snider and Fred NOble, the Midgets, and Wally WestbrOe and Roy Faulkner, the Intermediates. LADY LAWN BOWLERS ,ELEOT'' OFFICERS FOR 1946 The election of °facers of ;the Gode- rich Ladles' Lawn Bowling Club for 1040 °tool &we at the home of Mrs. Calvin Cutt on Wednesday eventlg of last week. Mrs. Cutt was named presi- dent for the new season, other offieers being: tiast presfdent, Mrs. Wheeler;„ viee-president, Mrs. George MaeEwan; treasurer, Miss Ada -Far:. 11111111tanillial AUTHORITY ON L B. KAINE, "Oil" long experience eel hard-of-hearitAg imoblems, will conduct a FREE CLINIC for the Hard -of -Rearing at the _ "m11111111r, DEAFNESS .FIERE • •••::"4:0. s • ••••V•44.4.1•SAVA: OKAR vgIG:Nr 1 th3 5 C G9Ciki5 Isrio&w, 1 lb 31c Bedford Hotel in Go&rich from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on MONDAY, MAY 27th MAX '23E' , 10 SOFTBALL INTERWIEDIAZE GROUP FORMED At a wellatteuded meeting of the W.O.A.A. held in Wjnghara ou Friday evening last the Ooderic:h softball team Ws given- a'grouping with -three other 'district teams in the mr.0.4.A. 111"ter- ined1ate "A" bracket- The grouping:in- cludes Clinton Town, Clinton Radio School, Windham and Goderich. The schedtlle opens nu al 30 with the Radio School vs. Clinton. The 09citerich team's first game will be at Wingham on May 31st. The complete schedulewill appear in this paper next week. • "Nip" Whetstone and Joe Murphy represented the Goderieh entry at the Wingham meeting. TOWN SOFTBALL, LEAGUR The Goderich Elevator has with- drawn its entry from the Town Soft- ball League and unless another entry can he arranged the schedule, which was drawn up this week, will have to be revised. Withdrawal of the Elevator left Canadian Tire without any opposition for the scheduled open- ing game on Monday evening. The league will get under way this (Thurs- day) evening. however, with a game, at Victoria Park between Dominion Road, and Canadian Tire. The game is called for 6.30. Canadian Tire is expected to hook up with the Goderich Township team on -Monday evening and ranadian Legion will play Dominion Road on Thursday evening next. , The eomplete revised 'schedule will be published in The Signal -Star next week. Feature of this Better Hearing Clinic will be a demonstration of World's most beautiful, most powerful and lightest hearing aid. At last your dream comes true. A superbly engineered_Hearing Aid that is so beautiful it will make you thrill with pride when you wear it. Sir. Kahle takes an understanding interest in the Hard -of - Hearing. Besides wearing le hearing aid himself, he has just returned from a visit at one of the largest military hospital; in the United States where veterans are being fitted with hearing aids. likewise of his long experience and training, he is well'qualified ' to make scientifically correct fittings of Bone and Air conduction instruments. OV,44E0 Atill_OPERATED OY •••444 ATLANTIC a PACIfIC BUTTE FIRST GRADE BLACK TEA AID CHEESE • 'FI,NE CANADIAN. OUR OWN • lb 424 Ib. 49 • Ib. 290 CHICKEN ,STEW SELECT 15-oz,Tin 234 CHILI CON CARNE SELECT .15 -oz. Tin 180 Simply call at the glotel. Evening appointments inay be arranged kCQUSPICON INST1Tr1114] OF LONDON 214 ROYAL DANK BLDG. LONDON, 'ONT. AlltirittillaiONSBESIVIOUREWI=MNIA=.-- Cornish Electric THE ELECTRICAL STORE WHERE 600DS OF PROVEN QUALITY ONLY -ARE SOLD We eprry Eieetrieal Equipment supplied o by the Wading Mann- , facturers whose reputation. has been built on Quality, We are the representatives of WESTINOIIOUSE9 the Pioneers in the Electric Field. , • In stock at present: ELECTRIC FOOD MIXERS -HOTPLATES HEATERS HEATING PADS BROILERS MOVFAT HANDI-CHEFS BOTTLE WARMERS STEI4LIZERS linurauTERS COFFEE MAKEItS (Cory, Silex, DunOar, Roma, Vaeulaters) ' IRONS TOASTERS DOOR BELL 'CHIMES CARBON LAMP'S. TIIERAPUETIC LAMPS COLD QUARTX LAMPS ELECTRIC FENCES • STOCK DRIVERS plosii, LAMPS PIANO LAMPS LIGHTING FIXTURES including' 24 inch Flotireseent .Kitchen Fixtures in 25 and 60 cycles EXHAUST AND FLOOR FANS WIRING SUPPLIES, AND MANY OTHER ELECTRICAL ITEMS rant; secrotary, Mrs. Arnold. -McCon- nell; gocial convener, -Art's. Fred -Price. ,Mrs. W. J. Baker and Mrs. Jack 'War- ren were named as the games com- ,mittee for the month of June. Two ladies will be named to the cOmmittee. for each succeeding month. After the election of Officers a round of "500" was enjoyed -,--Mrs. Earl Allison and Mrs. McConnell being the winners. A delightful lunch was served to conclude the evening. • • • '-- The ladies plan to begin play early in June. :t17 ;ITCH -WHEN RICE; S011117-tw:m-511.- 2 217.17,,,,, FLOuR RTOEBAINTH1041), • . Pkg. 30o CATELLI READY CUT • • 9 12 -oz. ifiht MACARONI - & Pkgs. • , pier," Records,and Record Players For the best in musical reproduction, come in and listen to these Mayers with the pure tone. R.C.A. VICTOR, COLUMBIA AND , DECCA RECORDS Record Needles from 10c to $2.50 Record Storage Albums $1.35 Call us for any of your Electrical needs or troubles. PHONE 141 12-14 WEST ST. VICTORIA DAY - GOLF PROGRAM The Maitland Golf Club wilI hold its 0111(101 opening of the season on Vic- toria Day,. when, -weather permitting, it is -hoped that the most successful opening day in years will be had. , Under the direction of golf pro Walter Goodwin the course has been brought into excellent shape and with the revival of holes 8 and 9 congestion 'during the running off -of the tourna- 1111110101001110011M11•01011111111301111b, meats sbould be lessened. Indications- are that a record entry. will be on hand for the opening day competitions. The ,mon's and, ladies' _to.uFilaments will be run off in the morni0g, with' a two -ball mixed four- some ill the afternoon. The la -dies will - also hold a putting.competition in the afternoon. Prizes will be awarded to the low net and low gross winners in each tournament. Mrs, Jack Murphyst is in charge of the ladies' program_ and Dr. N. C. Jackson of the men's. . Tea will be served in the club -house at 4.30 in the aftehoon. ...44••■•••••••••••••••••=1 • • OLD ENGLISH' SCRATCH COVER PASTE Ti. 234 \ PURITY FLOUR 230 24-Ib. 730 OATS 4:: 17d • WHILE SUPPLY LASTS CATELLI SPAGHETTI 20ozTIn111 SPRINGVALE TISSUE ° soup HEINZ MUSHROOM . BRUNSWICK SARDINES. HEINZ ASST. FRUIT BA,11Y,FOODS 8 Tins P01'Coupon 3 Rolls 160 2 Tins- 270' Tin 74 3 Tins 23g. 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VALENCIA "LEPAOMS CAL,G1FuONRKNisIAT CELE117 HEARTS r forlaaTcy,r$rbfl ,y WA( ,i44:4' itvciltAecie 4.1 reelo,i efserere, rerf rk if arrd yOur tir:ft0 it0.41001(Mit rfur,ded. 36-0's SIZE 200'a - dais •3cf2 FLORIbA PASCAL, Largo ill IMPOrITED, 'Hand '601.0d 15,CtIATES kp. no! LOUISIANA, STRINGLESS cresEt; BEMS lb' IN cARRatell California, Ib., pf.1 113 EVY TEXAG, OgIONS ly11001108M01 •C401111G f,::1=94 VolI0wlb. 7,,o Cooking BEST FOR YOWL:. MAY 24th and 25th ,THE CLIFF. GORDON ORCHESTRA And EVery Wednesday and ' Saturday thereafter., , SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT MAY 21 First Guile will start, Approxilnately .1 p.m, (D.S.T.) Two Game,c; payed in afternoon Finals Played in Evening, ITOanile : Sharon,, Lieum, 'iliedferd ' NAFTEL ltA DWARE PliONn 486 ' OODERICkl.