The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-08-24, Page 1010 The *Goderich Sign,a1-Star, Thursday, August 24th, 1961
0SUNDAY SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
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$.30 a.m. Holy Communion.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
(Junior Congregation And Nursery.)
REY. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., O.D., Rector.
Mr. J. F. Stephens, M.A., B. Ed., Organist and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and, Junior Congregation.
apt. W. J. ten .HAPEN, B.A,, B.D.,
Minister.
MR. GEORGE ESPERT, Organist and Choir Director.
Knox- Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART RairAir-B.A:, Minister
Mr., H. de Jong, Organist. Miss B. J. Woodruff, Deaconess
9.30 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
"AN ISSUE OF BLOOD."0
(Nursery and Junior Congregation.)
The Goderich group of the Bible Society will 'meet in. the
Chapel, Monday evening, August 28, at 8 p,m.
Victoria Street United Church
10 a.m. Victoria's Graded School and Bible Class.
11 a.m. Family Service. Junior Congregation.
10 a.m. Benmiller Church and Sunday School.
£`930, p,.m. Union Church after Sunday Schopl.
Rev. C. E. Taylor, Summer Minister.
" A GREAT BETRAYAL."
SPORTS HIll'S
local Athletes
At Track Meet
B I S S ETS WIN O N I N+G °ASA Thirty-two children from the
,., Judith Gooderhazn Memorial their league schedule here Nlon-
A111 E OF ZONE ONE SERIES_ Playground attended the Huron clay Evening when they were
Zone Track an Field meet at beaten 1-0 by Winthrop•..,
BRUGODERICH MEETSSSELS
IN FIRST SOCCER o ; PLAY-OFF
(By Stan Profit) � ed out of his reach and while
Goderich Athletic wound up . he was recovering, the Winthrop
inside man had a simple task
in scoring on an empty goal.
The game continued at a
brisk pace, and at half time,
God rich ,was still in with a
4By f 3-2.
Exeter on We esday of last It was a keenly fought•et3htest,•
ing
rst game of the ford. had taken the first game'carding, Palmerston, St. Marys thea uxifoeaten reg d }
Listowel, Exeter and Goderich.I
Although none of the .Gode-
rich children won first place, the
fallowing -were- et e's4ul m- u k
tainting the following awards:
rors„ with the result that all I Ken Crawford, second place in
six, Stratford runs scored in "the the' senior boys' high jump;
re unearned. Stan Mary. O'Brien, second place in
do mounnd_.for -the the running race; lg.atireen_
splendid ball, Dowds, third place in the volley-
t Stratford bats- ball throw and third place in
the softball throw. John Pirie
placed third in the running
broad jump and Janet Pettus
received second Place in the
volleyball throw. Miss Marg
Grange accompanied the child-
ren to this meet.
The children at��lhe pool are
now preparing for their annual
Denny 'carnival. This will be
avek� .A)5(214, Q attended fro�na with both teams giving their all
1„A:) Goderich crew by a score o
J. y rig .'vat% � t�xY q'ehanke:p :of'' vInnfa 0..At.
, i ,: a�.1 . taken
-. t,.. '('s v i~< $C�t11ntIF, 1�ao� �F.i` giu, , Lfii'l� i4. .r
r and ,Code-• time went Tin; �'oderinli.,,�a
10 2 in the
OASA, Intermediate "B" Zone 1 by the identical count of 3-2
series on -Monday. evening at and thereby took the best -of
ar
Agricultural Pk. three, two games straight,
Should _Goderieh_win the next , As in the first -game-, the- B.
game they will_ be home this sets were plagued by costly er-
Saturday night against the win-
ner of the Aylmer-Tillsonburg
series.
Stan Doherty, on the mound
for the Bissets, allowed just one
hit, striking out 12 and issuing
just three walks. He was in
complete control of the game
throughout. Goderich opened
the scoring in the second inning
on a double by Don Goddard
and a single by Ron Carter.
They added three more in the
third inning on hits by Rdss
Illoffineyer and Len Willis and
three St. Marys errors. Three
more runs were scored in the
• ' rich trying to en it. Although more and more into the game,
beaten, The Athletic played and were pressing hard for th
really,weli, and were well worth equalizer. However, the end
a tie at--least_--AY thrill) scored came with Winthrop still one
late in the first half. The right goal up.
winger burst through and fired On Friday, August 18, Gode-
in a low hard drive. Goderich .rich Athletic played their worst
keeper, Alex Varga, did . well to game of the season against Wing
step the_ shot, but the ball bounc' ham. The game • ended in a
f;a goalless tie. . Strange to say,
Godeiich were on top for most
A. Births - of the game, but ,it was Wing -
ham who came nearest to scr r-
ing. Goalkeeper A. Varga saved
MacCUSPEY. * At Alexandra Goderich on one occasion with'
Hospital, Goderich; on August a daring dive at the feet of
18, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs. a Wbngham forward. Everyone
Kenneth MacCuspey, Gode- concerned was glad when this
rich, a daughter, 'Deborah game was over. The league
Lynn (Debbie). schedule now being complete°,
McF\DDEN. ---- At Alexandra the official play-off set-up . is:
Winthrop vs. Clinton and Gode-
rich vs. Brussels. Dates for
these games have not, yef been
arranged.
two games w
Doherty on-
Bissets, pitche
striking opt eig
men and deserved a better fate.
Russ Hoffmeyer and Len Willis
collected two hits apiece for the
Bissets while Deb Shewfelt hit
ii 'triple. -
Torn Templeton, on the mound`
for the Kroehlers, pitched and
batted his team to N;ictary, hold-
ing the -Bissets to eight hits
while collecting; three hits hirci --
self at the- plate.
sixth and sevenh'inninf's. Goderich had nothing to big
Russ Iloffineyer led the Bisset ashamed of, in losing to the
Bros.' sponsored team with three
Kroehlers, as it was just the
hits and a walk in five times Krdifference in experience between
r
at bat. Don Goddard had two the two teams that meant vie
doubles and Ron Carter collect- `xcjr`. Stratford has been play
ed two singles. The Bissets 1 ing organized ball in good
1 visit -St. Marys for the second leagues for years, while this
game of the two -out -of -three I is the first year that the Gode
s'�i les this week. °
Lose To Stratford
°�--i�n, a very close and thrilling
game the Bissets sere elirninat-
ed„ from the Memorial League
j when Stratford defeated the
rich team has been properly
Organized and playing against
tgtxzztDDsttio .," Considering
this fact, Goderich has "provided
local fans with good, exciting
held on, Thursday, August 31st IIc. pitat, Goderich, on August
when there will be games to 22,. 1961, to Mr. and Mrs.
play for a. penny. Among them Franklin E. McFadden, Bay -
will be the penny toss. hit the field, a daughter.
down and treasure hunt. - For RICHARD. --At Alexandra Hos-
mystery and excitement they are pital, Goderich, on August 17,
preparing a horror house and a 1961, to,Mr. and Mrs. Marcel I.oca1,Swim
freak house. There will be Richard, R.R. 6, Goderich, a
bingo games for the adults in daughter. Team
Winners
..
the evening. .Prizes have been dra
donated for bll events.
Tho Red Cross swimming tests
will telieldWat the -Judith- Good,
erham Memorial -P661 on F''r"ida°'-'`."
August 25._
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
n�. Corner Victoria and Park Streets
REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor. Phone JA 4-9306
SUNDAY SERVICES
9.50 a.m. FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL.,
11 a.m. MORNINWORSHIP.
7 p.m. EVENT G GOSPEL HOUR.
Wed., 13 -p.m. -Prayer Meeting.
REV. CECIL A. �bUKELOW, Minister,
MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist.
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a.m. Church School: All Ages.
11 a.m.' MORNING WORSHIP.
7 p.m. EVENING SERVICE.
Pastor, E. VonKeitz.
Organist, Wm. Bettger.
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
10. a,m. Sunday. School.' - Classes for all ages.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Tuesday,-8_p.m,' Prayer Meeting and Bible Study.
Friday, 8 p.m. Young People's..
You are invited to come and worship with us.
REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor:
THE SALVATION ARMY
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27
9.45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE.
7 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. R. PETERSEN
VISITORS WELCOME
SATURDA
AUGUST 2
ORTS
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GREEN ACRES
'RACING CIRCUIT
Near Port Albert -12 Miles North of GOderich
- ON HIGH,WAY 21
See Etiropis Most Famous Sports Racing Cars
Canada's Finest Drivers
softball and the Goderich sup-
porters have reciprouted
coming out to the, local dipmond
in thQ, largest numbers in years.
As Goderich progresses along
would hp nice to see., Goderich
fans turning out in full sup-
port to root for victory for
• their team.
Goderich 10
FIRST RACE at 10.30 A.M.1
COME EARLY STAY LATE
emernber Me Date -Saturday, August 20
* • A FULL DAY OF THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT!
The•
of Goderich, defeated a team
from the Nile at %Agricultural
Park by a 10-6 score Thursday
Pitching for Goderich, Mc:
Creath struck out three ' and
walked_ two; Stephens was the
catcher. Pitchers Rivett and Mc-
Nee, for Nile, struck out six and
walked four. G. •Ribey was the
catcher.
Nile gathered five runs in the
first inning while Goderich only
got two. Goderich got three
runs in the fourth and one ,iii
„the fifth inning while Nile went
scoreless. In the sixth innings,
Goderich collected four runs and
Nile one run. No' runs were
scored by -either team in th6
seventh, eighth or ninth innings
Bettger... got. a home run_ for
Goderich in the firSt, inning and
Stephens did likewise in the
sixth innings.
The Goderich team plays only
exhibition games. Next game
at Goderich is on Monday, Aug-
ust 28, against Benmiller and
the,- one aftei that on Wednes-
day, - August , 30, 'here against
Nile.
Goderich line-up was: Paul
McCreath,,p-of; Jim Stephens, c;
Bill Bettger, 1b -2b; Reid Webb"
2b -of p; Wayne Treitz, ss -2b;
Bill Stiles, 3b; Tom Manderson,
of; Jim Bentley, of; John Kin-
kead, *of; Gary Allin, lb -of.
Games played so far this sea-
son resulted as follows:
Benmiller, 4 at Goderich, 12
Goderich, 14 at Benmiller, 7
Goderich, 15- at Benmiller, 5
Goderich, 13 at Benmiller, 7
Goderich, 9 at HOlmesville, 25
Nile, 6 at Goderich, 10.
SUCHARD.-At AlexanHos- I p42 m innerS
. _ r
4961, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Gar46
°timer, won -an --intencluff
For the first time this seasdn,
rich: a daughter; Kelly Ann.
WILLIS.-At Alexandra HOSpii- SWial meet, held on Wednesday
al, Goderia, on• August 21, of las't week, at Seaforth.
1961, to Mr. and Mrs. George
classes were as follows: lpys'
The winners in -their various
Willis. Goderich, a son, Wil-
.1iam George.
C. Briefs
breast stroke, ten and under,
Jim Morris (G), Larry Doak (G),
Garry Montgomery (S), Paul
Muir (S); girls, ten and under,
/-- Angela Devereaux (S), Janet
Pettus (G), Clara Bedard (G);
Order Shell furnace- oil and boys, 12 and under, Andrew
,stove oil from Edward Fuels Pirie (G), Rob Witmer (G);
tarik truck dealer. for all Shell girlg., 12 and under, Linda Shear -
down (G), Nancy Bell (G); boys
13-1-4, the •first„ three wumer
were from Seaforth With John
Pirie (G) and l3rytan Young (G)
coming fourth and fifth.'
Individual medley, boys, nine
to ten, Dirk Wolterbeek (G), Bill
Cutt (G), and girls, nine to ten,
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second and Rod Reid fourth'
with the girls the same age
losing out to Seaforth.
Mays were won by three
groups 9-10, 11-12 and 13-14.
E. Cards of Thanks s Igirls, 11-12, Anne Hardy, 'Linda
Triy.tSheardown; boys, 13 -14, -Ed. San-
GILBERT.-I wish to express .derson, Paul Dockstader, and in
sincere thanks te my neigh -1
the girls, 13-14, Marie Dowds
came second; boys, 15-16, Wayne
Rumig, Bill Gardner with Sherry
Doak coming second in the class
15-16.
In the back crawl stroke, the
Goderiai boys, 9-10, lost out but
the girls Betty Bedard and
Mrs. Jean Mew, Port Colborrie:''
spent two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Armstrong, Trafalgar
street. _,Mr. arid Mrs. Armstrong
and Wily recently-vis4ed 'in
•
bors and friends for flriwers,
cards and *letters received
while I was a patient' in Vic-
'toria Hospital, London.
Mrs. Fred Gilbert.
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MITCHELL. -Thanks to Dr. N.
C. Jackson, Dr. V. L. Mc' Carolyn McEwan were the win-
Geough, the nurses and staff „ers;
boys, 11-12, Bill Cutt won
-of Alexandra Hospital for "
first place and Gordon Trumbley
their kindness in re -member- came fourth. In the girls, 11-12,
ing my birthday before I re- Linda Brown came first with
turned home on August '18. Judy Taylor receiving third
Robert Melvin Mitchell.
0,, place; boys, 13-14, Paul Dock-
"" stader, first; and Bob Cadman,
fourth; girls, 13-14, Betty Shear-
clowfvLinda Taylor; boys, 15-16,
Wayne Rumig, first, and Paul
Miller,'1third; and in the girls'
race, Eleanor Davidson placed
Freestyle, boys, nine to ten,
Dirk Wolterbeek, Jim Morris
and in the girls, nine to ten,
Carolyn McEwan came third;
boys, 11-12, Rob Witmer ,came
second and Andy Pirie third,
while the girls the same age,
Anne Hardy came first and
Nancy Bell fourth: boys, 13-14,
Ed. Sanderson first, Bob Doak
second, and girls, ..13-15, Linda
Hirst first,"Betty Sheardown sec-
ond; boys, 15-16, Jeff Reid placed
F. Engagements
Mr. Bert Holtom, Clifford,
wishes to announce the engage-
ment of his daughter, Eltiabeth,
CO Ross Wright, Toronto, son of
Mrs. Grace, Wright, Goderich,
and the late Ross T. Wright.
The marriage will take place
at 2.30 o'clock on October 7
in Clifford United Church.
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Goderich, Team
Wins Tourney
Many spectators were present
e courts in Agri-
culture Park Sunday afternoon
to see the Goderich .team win
over Stratford, nine to seven,
in their first Tournament.
The Goderich players were:
Roy Kingsley and Courtland
Kerr, Alex. 1Tha and John Boa,
Ralph Kingswell and Jack Car-
rick, Si,d Lawsoh and Herman
Fisher. 4 --
The Stratford players were
Verdun Wreford and Clarence
[Scott, Elmer Dench and James
Brooks, Carl Vogt and Bill
Kotyk, Fred Dunshiore and Earl
Drown. Later Fred Harburn
joined the Stratford team.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Easom, Au-
burn, Ontario, announce the en-
gagement of theic younger
daughter, Marlene Grace, to
Ronald George Baer, younger
son. of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Baer, of Colborne Township,
The marriage will take place
in Knox United Church. Auburn,
Mr. and Mrs. Douwe BruinSma
wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Greta,
to Mr. Henry Amsinga, son of
Mr. and Mrs. K. Amsinga, all of
Goderich Township. The wed-
ding will take place September
22, at the Christian Reformed
Church, Clinton. 33x
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Coming en s --
Summer Flower Show of Gode-
rich, Horticultural Society will`
be held Saturday, August 26, in
St. George's Parish Hall. Open
to members and the public from
2.30 to 5.30 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Tea served between 3 and 5.
Exhibits will, be auctioned at 8.
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The annual meeting of the
Bible Society will be held- in
Knox Church chapel, Monday
evening, August 28, at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited. • -33
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