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at God, in 15153.
Skips of other entries and the
or r, er, in I:Well ell they placed were
as follows: 2. Pearl rMaeLaren; 3.
Helen Allison; 4. "Cal" Cut:t; 5 -
Arnold Fisher; 6. Johnny • aker;
7. "Chuck" Townsend; 8. H. Scrim-
geou.r.
The owling Club is hoping for
some more good weather to hold
other 'tournaments before the sea-
son ends, includiiag the Cardiff
Trophy.
A report on tile water supply
system in the ' rak�, of Emperor
�Augustine's day reveals a daily
-use of 50 gallons per person.
Sparling's Entry Wins
trophy From England
The entry of It. M. Sparling won �
Cha mined jitney at tne Goderlch
Lawn Bowling Club on Thursday
Kitht last. With the win went
Cl laziP1W donated by Harry Butters,
who lives in England.
Mr. ]utters enjoyed lawn bowl-
ing at the local club in the summer
of 1955 when he was a visitor in
Goderich. When Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Vines, of Godernch, visited
Mr Butters in England land this sum-
mer, the latter sent back with the
Vines a trophy for competition
at the Goderich Lawn Bowling
Club. It was in appneeiatiyln of
the enjoyable times he had bowling
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Scheduled to go into operatioh January 1, 1957 --the Mid -Canada Line of radar stations across Canada's
North is rapidly nearing completion. Up -to -ate pictures from the 55th parallel show various scenes
along the line as the conS'truction stage nem's the end. 1. The 350 -foot antenna tower of an inter-
mediate station of the line receives the finishing touches . from members of the erection crew; 2. An
RCAF H-34 helicopter, one of the versatile aircraft which have played a vital role in building the isolated
stations, takes off from a material assembly point with an underslung load of supplies for an intermediate
station; 3. Group Captain E. C. Poole of Hamilton, Ont., Director of Systems Engineering for the RCAF,
and A. -C.- Lesterofthe -Bell-Special Contracts Dept., 'look -aver •eleetehic-equipMent,:aljreeady-k ata
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Three In Running
For Golf Trophy'
(By Gerd. Karr)
The senna -final Matches for the
Gamow Trophy were played over
the week -end and Fred Rouse de-
feated Bud Ilh[athieson to enter the
finals. [Issy. Bedard, the club
' champion,played &it with Carl
Sehneiker but finished all tied up
after 18 holes. They will -try again
next Saturday break the dead-
lock.t ,.�
,The ladies' .started out well in
this7t mixed handicap tournament
but were all eliminated in the
earlier stages.
There as just one tournament left
at Maitland half Club,. and tliat is
for the Gerrard Trophy. It is a
mixed. tournament, a lady and
gentleman playing as pptneng. The
tentative date for this event is
September 30. . A. pre -Thanksgiving
dinner is to be held following the
'tournament.
CROP REPORT
From S'unlay, September 16, to
Friday, September 21, 1.56 inches
of rain fell in the county, with the
result that -harvesting operations
were again curtailed. ' Arproxima+te-
r ly one-third of the Spring grain
crop is still to be harvested. Much
of this crop is rotting in the stook
-some farmers are stacking the
sheaves as a last resort. The har-
vesting •af the canning 'corn crop
is in full swing, but has been some-
what hampered by the wet weather
and muddy conditions of the fields.
The white bean crop is nearly all
ripe, but harvest operations have
been slowed down because of poor
weather, -because of this the crop
is rusting badly and pulled beans
are rotting on the ground. The
immature corn crop suffered severe
damage from heavy frosts during
the week, .this crop neededetwo
or three weeks of fine weather to
properly m` a[ture. •
-Attendance at Fall Fairs has
been considerably below normal,
one fair, was rained out and an-
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• ' cause another infield put-out which
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�odgers failed in their last bid for allowed Audrey Harrison to score.
a berth in the OASA Intermed�te Then another infield out retired
• I"A" play-offs, but the season isn't the side
• entirely over yet. The Goderich .
Pat Adams had four hits for five
• girls were to meet the same Sarnia '
club here last •ight in the final trips to the plate to lead the win-
• game of the Big Four Ladies' Soft- hers at the bat.
R H E
•ball League schedule. •
Sarnia 103 100 000 5 15 3
• The Dodgers and the Imperials d ' h 100 000 100 2 5 3
1 ' !By Woody 'Wood) error. However, again Kramer
'Losing 5-2 to Sarnia, Goderich was able to strike out one and
• will now square off the semi final G Batteries -Kramer and Adams;
enc
• I series leading to the Big Four and McCabe.
:ileague championship. The firstPrior Alexander thegame, vice-presidente.
• 'game of this series may be in Gode-
•ii rich on Friday, but this was not Landers, of the PWSU, presented
e! !definite at press time.the championship cup to the Im-
• While it may sound a bit con- ' perials for thier win over the Tor -
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the long and short of the onto Jets.
• thing is that all the Big Four teams l Fan Mail
s'went into OASA and PWSU play- ' The Dodgers have received art
O ; off series before deciding the Big interesting message from the Gar-
• : Four play-off championship. The son Combines of the Sudbury Dis-
•'Big Four play-offs have now started, trict Ladies' Softball League. Part
• 'with Florence Chicks meeting of the letter is quoted below:
"Stratford Kroehlers in the other "We are followingarwith interest
•'semi-final series the Southern Ontario playoffs, and
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Sarnia Wins hoping with all our might that the
In the third game of the Sarnia- Goderich Dodgers come out of it
Goderich OASA play-off; series in 'the victors. Don't let us dawn.
Sarnia on Sept. 20 the third in. ' "We have won the Sudbury
• I ning was the fatal one for the District ladies' championship and
• Dodgers. are now playing off with Kirkland
=i I The first six batters for the Lake. We won our first game
2 Imperialsf each' obtained single base 18-4.
' hits. Three more hits, in the • "We hope it turns out like this -
Z ifourth added another counter to Garson Combines vs. Goderich Dod-
• ' their total. gers, then We can entertain you."
SIt seemed as if the Dodgers were -The 'letter was signed by Lily
• 1 not yet out as they put three on Scagnetfii, manager.
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bases in the sixth with only one The Dodgers are sorry to dis-
= i out, but Tommy Krambr was able appoint the Combines.
to retire the side on infield put- - 0 0
outs. Again in the seventh in- Bread has been baked by means
nhtg, the Dodgers threatened when,of radio waves, in 29 seconds.
the first three batters were on base Just the thing for that quick
as a result of two singles and an lunch?
Plan Final Meet
Of Racing Season
Racing enthusiasts Will be served
up one more treat ,before the sea-
son close% here. A benefit race
meet will. be held 4. / ilgr ulttural
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MacLeod
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and Mrs. J. Stroyan, of Sault Ste.
Marie, are v -i iting Mr. Macll zd's
father, Mr. George MacLeod.
--Saturday, October 13,
starting at 2 p.m.ng theFollowiraces, and regard-
less of the weather, there will be
a banquet for the horsemen and
their wives.
There will be three classified
races of two heats each ori the
final program, state officials of
Goderich Trotting and Agricultural
Association. his will be the
fourth ' meet o the year at the
local track.
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For information_orir spay, terms of
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visit
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AT THE
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WEbNESDAY, �,�Ci4BER 3rd
� 12 T1•ON 3 D.M.
Onquire with s-ut obligation.
BROWNIE'S
Drive -In Limited
AT CLINTON
NEXT TO COMMUNITY PARK
Box Office Opens at 7.30 p.m. (DST)
First show at dusk. o
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THURS., FRI. - Sept. 27, 28
"THE BRIDGES AT TOKO•R1°°
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William Holden, Grace Kelly
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Fred - MacMurray, Charlton Heston
TWO CARTOONS
Tues.,
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Glynnis Johns, Donald LiitIdeua
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Thurs., Fri.. Oct. 4, 5
"THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS"
(Color)
Bob Hope, Milly Vitale
TWO CARTOONS
Oct. 2, 'Z3
MEN"
Fourteen 4-11 Clubs with good ex-
hibits and excellent competitions
were the main attractions at the
Two' shows nightly, rain or clear.
Children under 12 in cars free.
three the
held in the County dur- - -38
ingt the week. ••••••••••••••04.60•00.004
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ANNUAL' MEETING
HURON COUNTY
MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
MONDAY, OCT....1 - 8_ P.M. -.
GODERICH PUBLIC SCHOOL
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