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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-07-16, Page 4liamompami Llasluaar Drive -In Theatre CLINTON, ONTARIO Next to Community Park Thur., Fri: July 16-17 "TAKE" CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL" Technicolor Janne Crain Dale Robertson CARTOON—NEWS ltt., Mon. July 18-20 "JACKPOT" James Stewart Barbara Hale CARTOON—NEWS Twits., Wed. July 21-22 "LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL" Claudette- Cglbert' Zachary Scott CARTOON=NEW S Tours., Fri. July 23-24 'MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY" Fred MacMurray Eleanor Parker CARTOON—NEWS Children's Playground Two Shows Nightly Rain or clear — first show at dusk All children under 12 years in cars admitted free. Misses Lena and Nina Gra loam ,ef Toronto spent several days in town this week. Lothiniere county in Quebec was named after the seigniory of Lot- biniere, granted in 1672. • THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR TENTATIVE 60 -CYCLE CHANGEOVER DATES FOR REMAINING 25 -CYCLE SOUTHERN ONTARIO AREAS (Shaded Portions Indicate Areas Airs ' Standardized) 60 -Cycle power is available ,n these Municipalities for new industrial loud Apply direct' to these Municipalities for detoiled inforuotion. Beochville Brentford Chothorn Dundos Elrnlro Forest Hill Galt Guelph Hamilton 1 rger soll Kitchener - Leos de Merriton .s Stornford Twp, Niagara Foils Thorold Port Colborne Toronto Preston Waterloo St. Cothannes Welland St, Tho nos Weston Woodstock RIVERSIDE sit Tit LA MLLE BELLE RIVER __ MAHER ST BURG: ESt" F1 19 53 • • HA/UOW 19 54 • tINGSViLLE • TECUMSEH • COT TAM • COMOeq WHEAT LEE. LAKE HURON E WEAN° SARNIA COURT.RNiHT \ \ . wroMwG PETROUA •• \\ WAT►ORO • • ORK.OEN \ N • OilSPRINGS \ ALVM4TON FOREST • \THEDFORo• ��• ARRQNA • WALLAC ENURE \\\.DResoeN \\ • TILBURY CNATNAM 1956 • N[RUN G4E • NEWMM • WAIw&V DOTH WELL • TNAMESVILL.[ NIOHGATt • • ROGETOWN BLEBS" E RN REACH GooeRlcN waReLs 1/4 •SEwFORTN •tuRlcN N DAs.,...... .... •\ • ElET E •PAWIHNl \\ ALTA CRAIG% • GRAHTON • \\.,• LUCAN lc' •. • ST,RATHROY \\\\ % • \\\\\ • wr0IELL .MK. • STRATFORD ;ST. MARY: •\`\ VISTOCx THAAIESF ORD DORCHESTER • • mown RIIVDGEs • LONDON BETW►A� N • DELAWARE• ♦ LAMTH ' OUT; ON • • WEST LOIMS ROONEY ST. TNOMAs • SPORgPSELO • • AYLMER PORT STANLEY LAKE ERIE 1957 • •EAc vILLE J BLE1flttVILLE NORWICH • OTTRRV ILLI • •TIU.SONOLPIB .1253 •P • ELORA •WeLLturr •IT. 'AACOO" OVEN 1� '''r• `WATERLOO . New 01A.4.000r rT , d1 :NEEPELER • • •PRIES HAMILTON. AVG .1954-57 1955 C AMP BLLLWt1.E • PLATTEVILLE 1959'' 19 58 1960 RT ROWAN • • •GUELPH •GALT 1§54 • PRINCETON • ST GEOIIDE PARK • EMANTPORD T. RueiFORo :BRANTP 1955E.. LYNDEN • • DUMAS I WATERFORD • 0E1411 • slMc« PORT DOVE • E.DRR[TOWN CN ORAMPTON 1954 • STREETSVRJI • • MILTON Ty • Rol • r►ARra. •ro• TONET CREEK w•EEN OEAMWILLE swetrvacil T 1958 •CALEOONM, R. HAARSVILLE MINSw CANADA 1960 THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 1161 TORONTO JAN .1955 60 • • AURORA A \\\\ STOUPE rr *RICHMOND RILL.\ \\\\ Tr r1 • ..LAKE ONTARIO •AOINCOURT 1953 1953-8 •••rr w I•W ♦ TCA 041M1•111.1111 luAV/ 1. ••r. .Y••Y Ay,•• DUNI4MLL[ • WEL.LAND I959 S • PORT COLRo Mop indicates Ontario Hydro's TENTATIVE SCHEDULE for dates of ckewgeover'in remaining 25 -cycle Southern Ontario areas. Standardization work was completed receatty in the city of Windsor, and in the •Township of North York. 1t is now in progress is section of Essex County, cad in York Township, and is aeoriag cowpletaw io Area "E" — the Listowel -Palmerston district. General changeover is the city of Tor nto is expected to start early in 1955. Ml dptes shown ore TENTATIVE and subject to change of oay time should conditions warrant. Mrs. C. W. Worsell is enjoying a visit with her niece, Mrs. Neil McDougall and Mr. McDougall at Maple Creek, Sask. FOI ."OUR COLD PLATE OR SANDWICHES KAM PORK LOAF REGULAR PACK " MAR s e MARGARINE FOR BEST RESULTS DOMESTIC SHORTENING YORK SPICY BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF " SOAP FLAKES $ 3PECIAL DEAL—BATH SIZE MAPLE LEAF TOILET SOAP YORK UNGRADED CHOICE PEAS 1 T 320 350 250 290. 330 2 BANDED 190 BARS TOGETHER TI 2 NS 350 1 LB. PKG. 1 LB. PKG. 12 OZ. TIN REG. PKG: 28 OZ. 210 TINY YORK CHOICE TOMATOES PORK and BEANS TINS CHRISTrE'S—ANNIVERSARY • CHERRY POUND CAKE BARKER'S --BISCUITS COCOANUT DROPS P.ICE-IMELLO PICN SAICLAD DRESSING SWEET FIXED PI LE( IT SPREADS OR SLICES CHATEAU CHEESE CHALLENGER FANCY, DIED' SOC IETE SALMON OMINO DRY GINGER CLARK'S FANCY (Contents only) TOMATO JUICE J. WILLIAM HORSEY BRAND SWEETENED 2 EACH 12 OZ. CELLO 16 OZ. JAR 110Z. JAR 80Z. PKG. 7341 oz. 2 for 30 OZ. BOTTLE GRAPEFRUIT cE METAL JRUBBERAR RINGS JAR RINGS PRESERVICIG WAX PAROWAX FOR BE3T RESULTS 'cRCROE'.VN OR CRTOORONA LIQUID GLASS SEALERS FRESHLY GROUND AICHMELLO COFFEE 4e OZ. TIN 20 OZ. TINS. DOZEN 59C 29C 39C 29C 29c 35C 29c 27g 21C 35C 90_16 27c DOZEN 1 LB. PKG. 8OZ. BOTTLE MEDIUM SIZE SAVE (3c) BOTTLE CAMPBELL'S TOMATO KETCHUP 13 BOTTLTL E PEW– -;Mail in Offer worth 28c) $1.59 95C 22� 38C t' LB. BAG RINSO DETEI GENT LARhE PXG. Emit & Vegetables LOCAL GROWN Head Lettuce CALIFORNIA JUICY Sunkist Oranges ` SIZE DOZEN8 29c FRESH RASPBERRIES, CHERRIES•ARRIVING DAILY LARGE SIZE 2 For 19c VALUse It;TT$CTIYE too ��y{ GyODIRICN Dant CI.dW M �N MY N aumuurrez JW saerernadIre .old at "Tear D=Eda on 08.40 !e r.EE*..d t. r/.e I_% rM neemfOW STORM* LTD. Flyers Firmly Hold 'Top Of Fastball League As Walkerton, Meaford Second Goderich Flyers are firmly in top place in the VVOAA Fastball BANTAMS WIN, TIE League and at the pace they are BASEBALL FIXTURES setting, it looks as if they will hold that position. The team took a grip on the top slot by winning here last Fri- day night and then solidified their hold on Mondor night by knocking off the Walkerton crew by a score of 9-2., As a result of their loss on Mon- day night, Walkerton dropped back a few percentage points behind thelocals, but still remained in second place. The Flyers have played 19 games, won 14 and lost five, while Walkerton has played 15, won 10 and lost five. Meaford, with a win over the Hanover squad on Monday night, climbed . into a second place tie with Walkerton, having played 18, won 12 and lost six. Lucknow has won six and lost eight, while Hanover has four wins and 12 losses. Port Elgin con- tinues to remain in the cellar with 2 wins and 16 losses. Next home game for the Flyers is next Monday night, when they play host to Port Elgin. Following are the standings, not including last night's games: Goderich Walkerton Meaford Kincardine Lucknow Hanover Port Elgin P. W. 19 14 15 10 18 12 19 12 . 14 6 16 4 18 2 5 5 6 7 8 12 16 Pct. .739 .666 .666 .631 .428 .250 .111 Goderich Bantam baseball team took a 14-2 win, over Seaforth ban- tams in a game played here Mon- day night as part of the regular schedule. Laithwaite did the piteh- ing for the locals with Goddard receiving, while Mason and Wright handled the battery chores for Seafort h. East Friday night the local team played a 14-14 tie. with the St. Marys bantams in a game that went right down to the wire. Wall handled the pitching chore for Goderich with Goddard doing the catching. Pringle and Hearn made up the St., -Marys battery. GERRARDS, ROADS TEAM WIN INDUSTRIAL GAMES Goderich Legion softballers lost a 14-3 decision to the Dominion Roads squad in the Industrial League here Monday- night in a game played at Agricultural Park. Condari did the twirling for the victors while Allen did the receiv- ing. . Walters and Mero formed the Legion battery. In the second game, Gerrard.; team swamped the Purity Flour entry by the overwhelming score of 19-1 behind the pitching of Mc- Lean. Willis did the receiving, while the Flourmen had Bowra and McCue as their battery, VISITORS WIN PRIZES AT GODERICH GREENS A ladies' tournament was held on the local greens Wednesday afternoon and evening of last week. All the prizes were won by out-of- town rinks. The first four prizes went to Stratford, fifth to Clinton and sixth to Wingham. The con- solation prize also went to a rink from Wingham. Thursday evening winners in• niixed doubles were Mr. Fred Price and Mrs. Walter Westbrook. Monday evening Mr. Stan Mc- Lean and Mrs. J. D. McLeod won second prize in Wingham. Tuesday evening on -the local greens. the winners were Mrs..II. Scrimfequr, Mrs.- Brooker and Mrs. Geo: Baechler: PAIR WINS TROPHY IN BOWLING TOURNEY Mrs. Earl Allison and Walter Heitman wop the Elston Cardiff. Trophy in a mixed doubles tourna- ment at the Goderich Lawn Bowl- ing Club. M. Ainslie and Miss. D. Westbrook . were second; George Baechler and Mrs. W. Rathburn were third and Earl Allison and Mrs. W. Heitman finished fourth. This is the first time the trophy has been competed for. Kincardine Loses 5-2 To Goderich Goderich Flyers grabbed off top - spot in the WOAA Fastball League last Friday night by knocking off Kincardine 5-2 -in a game that went right down to the wire. The locals held a 5-0 lead going intd the last inning when the Kin- cardine batters started a spree. Up to that time Big Charlie Justice had allowed only two hits. The visitors couldn't seem to get their bats on Charlie's offerings until young Tommy Wilson came up with a homer with teammate" Lenny Cuyler on base. The pic- ture starled to look darker as Kin- cardine Pitcher Norm Bagnall got on and went to third on a triple. But Satchel Paige -Justice put on the pressure and put the fire out before too much trouble could ensue. The win was Goderich's 13th in 18 starts. If the Kincardine boys had won the game, they would have been in a tie with Goderich. And, siince Walkerton won the same night 1-0 over Lucknow, the Walkerton boys were holding down second position. Goderich managed to get ° eight hits off Pitcher Norm Bagnall', while the visitors 'nipped Justice AT GODERI SHOW ICE July 17 � AN CH MEMORIAL ARENA ON DST Friday, Al 9 P.M. (DST) SPONSORED BY GODERICH LIONS CLUB Skating Stars from all parts of Canada and United States MUSIC AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN BY -H. A. CLARK VOCAL SELECTIONS BY THE HARBORAIRES ENJOY CANADA'S NEWEST ENTERTAINMENT IN COOL COMFORT ADULTS 75c CHILDREN 25c PUBLIC SKATING SATURDAY NIGHT -8.30-10.30. To music of Alex Clark at the Hammond Organ. ADMISSION: ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 2Sc for only five .safeties. Bagnall chalked up six strikeouts, while Justice fanned nine. Each team had two errors. Batteries—Bagnall and Polosky; Justice and Miley. Kincardine 000 000 002— 2 5 2 Goderich 000 203 00x— 5 8 2 Sikkim, tiny buffer state in the eastern Himalayas, ranges in alti- tude from 400 feet to 28,146 feet above sea level. The Northern Territory of Aus- tralia, with a population of about 15,000, covers 523,000 square miles. I Ladies' Softball THURSDAY, JULY 16 W.O.A.A. Schedule — DASHWOOD LADIES - V8. — GODERICH DODGERS AT FRIDAY, JULY 17 — Exhibition Game — FLORENCE CHICKS — VS. — RNRRNRtaa••R.s. .. GODERICH MOTORS LIBERAL in Qualit, CONSERVATIVE in PRICE DODGERS Agricultural Park, Goderich 8.30 p.m. • 1951 De Soto Sedan Automatic Drive, Radio NOTICE To Motorists Angle parking signs have been erected on all streets radiating off the Square within the FIRST BLOCK. Only Angle Parking WILL BE PERMITTED FROM THIS DATE. Dated at Goderich, July IS, 1953. S. H. BLAKE, Clew* 1950 Chev. Fleetline Coach $1995.00 1951 Prefect Sedan Just like new. New White Wall Tires, Built-in Radio. Two-tone Paint. $850.00 1950 Studebaker Sedan Air conditioning, 'Heifer; Undercoating. 19000 miles. $1550.00 $].450.00 1950 Ford Sedan Radio, Undercoating. $1395 1951 Dodge Coach Undercoating, Air Conditioning, Heater. $1650 Goderich Motors PHONE 83 FORD AND MONARCH SALES AND SERVICE SOUTH STREET