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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-07-22, Page 4ffr 00010000r00000000.000000000: 'ADIES'-'SOFTBALL • MEA.ITORDPOLIOE KADETTES • - • vs GODEPIOR DODGERS- • • AGRICULTURAL P -ARK, GODERICH • • . • FRIDAY JULY - 23rd • • • • • • .00.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AN EXTRA GENEROUS ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD WATCH, kEGARDLESS OF AGE, SHAPE OR CONDITION. ALL SALE WATCHES ARE SPARKLING NEW. Goderich Flyers became mired deeper in the cellar of the WOAA Football standing during the past week, dropping •two games. Last Friday night, the locals dropped a 2-0 decision to the Kin- cardine Merchants, and on Monday night, the Flyers we downed 7-2 by the Walkerto.n Hattleys. Last night, the Flyers were slat- ed to have met the Harbleys once again in Walkerton, and up until then, they had 13 losses, but only two wins. Next home game for the team will be tonight, when' they meet Walkerton at Agricultural Park. Next Monday night, the Flyers will be at home to the first -place Meaford Knights. MIDGETS TO MEET KINCARDINE HERE Goderich IVIidgets-Will be(Rut for revenge -here tomorrow night when they meet Kincardine Midgets in a return exhibition, ball game at Agricultural Park. The , game is set for 6.30. In Kincardine on Monday night, the locals dropped a close one, 7-5. The Bruce County youngsters scored one run in the first, four in the second, one in the third and one in the' fourth inning. Gode- rich • picked up one run in the second inning and two in each of the fifth and .seventh, Harman, Simpson and Dock- stader handled th pitching chores. for the 4oderich team with Walzak and Goddard doing the receiving. GODERICH RINKS WIN AT CLINTON 'TOURNEY A successful mixed..trebles tourn- ament was held on the Clinton •howling green on Friday night, with a Goderich rink, skipped by Archie Townsend, with Mrs. Town- send and,Peter, Bisset taking home the first prize, having a score of 3 wins, plus 18, and an aggregate of 45. Secotd spot also went to a Gode- richentry, skipped by Williani Mac - Laren, with Mrs. MacLaren and Mrs. Jane Wheeler, with two wins, plus 16, and an aggregate of 33. A Lucknow rink, skipped by Marvin Sanderson, with Mrs. Helen Elliott and Cecil Attridge placed third with two wins, plus 10 and an ag- gregate of 27. „ Fourth spot went to 'a Blyth rink, skipped by- Harold Vodden, with Mrs. yocIden. and Bert Grey, who had a score of two wins, plus nine, and an aggregate of 31. Three teams were tied for this prize, but the Blyth entry had a slightly high- er aggregate, so was judged the winner. , FEATURES RoU-Out Shelf Lift -Out and Adjustable ,Shelves Full-Wldth Freezer --kwe per - Meat Keeper Full -Width Hunddrawer Imagination was employed to produce this dramatic picture of the Royal Canadian 'Navy's new Arctic patrol ship HMCS Labrador. Comtnissioned recently at Sorel, Que., the 269 -foot, 6,500 -ton vessel will soon commence her first voyage intd. northern *waters. For her ship's com- pany of 250 the towering iceberg depicted here will soon become a reality, as the ship probes deep into the Arctic. Goderich Dodgers Edge Ilderton 9-8; Errors Costly In 4-2 Loss To Sarnia The Ilderton ladies' softball team met the local Dodgers- in a sche- duled W.O.A.A. game at Agricul- tural Park on Friday evening and nearly got away with a win. Play was ragged and Kay Mc- Kinnon, on ,the mound for Gode- rich, was hampered by the absence of her regular partner behind the bat, who was preparing, for a change "in her name the following day from Morland to Emmerton. With five runs in the third 'inning and three in the •fifth, the visitors led the Dodgers 8-6 until .`the seventh, when the locals added three markers to make the final •score 9-8. McKinnon had seven strikeouts, but gave up five walks. Two sisters, Doris and4Eleanor Scott, did the hurling for the visitors. Doris fanned two and Eleanor one, and each gave up one walk. Ilder- ton had nine hits and two errors; Goderich fifteen hits and four mis- plays. "Mike" Hartlin and Audrey Mc- Cabe each contributed a home run to the Dodgers score. This game practically finished the group schedule. Exeter has dropped out, leaving Mitchell and Ilderton to contend for a place in W.O.A.A. "B" team competition, .while the Dodgers go on into "A" team play, with Hanover as the ely opposing nine in the first series. The Dodgers went to Sarnia on Tuesday evening for an exhibition game with the All -Stars of that city and took„.the short end of a ,4-2 score: Kay McKinnon, for Gode- rich, pitched a one -hitter, while Kramer, for .the All -Stars, yielded five hits. The Dodgers had poor luck on the bases, while the All - Stars took advantage of Goderich errors. R. H. E. Gderieh . Sarnia .030 000 01x--- 4 1 3 Batteries -- Goderich,' McKinnon and gmmerton; Sarnia, Kramer And Dagg. Two champion teams will meet when 'Stratford Police „, Kadettes visit Goderich on Friday evening for a game with the local Dodgers at Agricultural Park. The P:K.'s are champions of the Provincial Women's Softball Union and the Dodgers, as we all know, are W.O.A:A. champions. It should be a good game. a Teacher was going to ,give an object lesson. "Tommy," she be- gan, "why does your father put up storm windoWs every fall?" "Well," said Tommy, 'Mother1 keeps at him until he finally gives Chicken In The Rot •••••••••••••••••••••••••••‘•••••••••••••••• or have,a picnic.) HIGHWAY 21, TWO MILES SOUTH OF GODERICH PHONE 600J2 BY-LAW NO. '8 OF,1954. PUBLIC...UTILTIES COMMISSION A by-law to prohibit the wrongful use. of,water for lawn Whereas by virtue of the provisions- contained in the Public Utilities Act, R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 320, paragraph 12, a Municipal Corporation may pass by-laws for regulating the time, manner, extent and nature of the supply of water, the building or persons to which and to whom the water shall be furnished, and every other matter or thing related to or con- nected therewith which it may be necessary or proper to regulate in order to secure to the inhabitants ,of the Munici- pality continued and abundant supply of pure and wholesome water. And whereas pursuant to Section 41, sub section 1 of the said Act where a Commission has been established, the powers, rights and authorities arid privileges, which by the Act are conferred on a Corporation, than be exercised by the Com- mission and not by the Council of the Corporation. And whereas it is deemed desirable to regulate the hours and conditions under which lawn services may be used within thejown of Goderich and to prbvidepenalties for the infrac- tion thereof. Now therefore the enacts at &flows: '1: Ho .tiersen, Firm c:r Goderich Public Utliitks CT Or POraf:len ,P kali, during of June, July, August and September in any year use or permit to be used a hose, hosepipe, sprinkler system or any other device for othe purpose of watering any lawn, garden, or flower bed, within the Corporation of the Town of Goderich except during the hours from 7 p.m. to 9.p.m. 2. All time mentioned in paragraph 1 shall: be local time. 3. No person, Firm or Corporation shall use or' permitie be used a garden service with ahose or hosepigre with greater inside diameter than one-half inch. 4. At any time when the fire siren sounds in the, Town of ,Goderich, the owner or occupant of every premises in the Town of Goderich, halting_ a lawn service:shall shut off, or, cause to be shut off, any lawn service which may be then running and keep the same shut off until two short blasts are sounded on the .Town fire siren. 5. , Any person, Firm or Corporation, who uses or permits to be used, or is the,owner or occupant of the premises on which water is being used contrary to the Provisions of paragraphs 1, 3 and 4 Of this by-law, shall be guilty of an offence and shall upon conviction thereof, before .a Magistrate for the County of Huron, be liable to a fine for the first ffence of not less than $540 and not more than $20.00 exclusive of costs and for a second 'Offence of not less than $10014 and not More" than $20.00, exclusive of costs and for bath a first and second offence, in default of payment to a term o imprisonment not exceeding 21 days. 6. Any person who having -been convicted of , an offence against this by-law who during the months of June toSepternber inclusive uses or permits to be used a lawn service except during the hours .7 p.m. to 9 p.ni. shall, in addition to the 'Penalty'provided in paragraph 5, shall have his water service ditconnected, and it shall 4rnairr disconnected until the same is ye -connected by the Goderich Public Utilities Commission ,on payment to the said Commission of a re-connecticm charge 'of $2.00. Shutting off the service' and 're -connecting the same shall not constitute ( bar againtt any prosecution for an in- fringment of this by-law. R. G. JOHNSTON, Chairman. E. WEAVER, Secretary. • Read a third time and finally passed this 19th day of July, 1954. .R. G. JOHNSTON, Chairman. E. WEAVER, Secretary. By-law No. 8 of t4-Goderich Public Utilities Commission. . nstrficted to enforce ti4 By lawk * E. li. WEAVER • S4retary, Goderich public tftilltleS Commission