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04derieh Signal -Star, Thursday, October 5th, 19§1
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LAMINA
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SOUTHERN ONTARIO FINALS
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Battling :Bissets how
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Out To Waterford 5-4
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J efexe..a.crowd of more than,
from - Goderich--Goderich Bis-
-gets were -edged 5.4 in the third
and final;- game against Water-
ford. It was played at Strat-
ford Saturday evening, and de-
cided the Southern Ontario in-
termediate "B" championship of
the O.A.S.A. Waterford now
-the- Nor -thorn- -On'taraio
champions in the, all -Ontario
final.
lc, Waterford won the first game
at Goderich 2-1 but Goderich
took the second game .2-0.
The Goderich fans who jour-
neyed to Stratford witnessed a
!great fighting display. Winning
the flip of the coin, Goderich
chose .to take the field first.
Stan Doherty, pitching , for
Goderich, hit the first Water-
ford batter up with a pitched 11 cut short as the next right in and _came back to al
_ ball-.-- Ie struck.�..!a L . c e. t. ,two .Goderi ttnz s e -set - - g :.: .
_... �.. �.- iskts£"�vifiin ,
batter"�bti`r Water=ford's "caterier- don n �i'Pi�`5tr3"keOrs" 1-h tier, For those folks who weren't;
hit s double over Russ Hoff- in the seventh inning, the Bis- at the game, they can be as-
- aired that this team is one of
the magical
new .Fabric
with a moulded-
" to -perfection
look!
Styled by
IRM- PO SUJJ N S
a,; a 'fbuli:.eni by the w.eighttess=feeling of LAMINA,'
yet bask in its warmth and love the styling of
this trotter --length coat by IRVING POSLUNS., -
'" Double-breasted with brass buttons and brass
pocket buckle. 'Beautifully quilt lined tool In gold(
rust, brown, red, coffee or loden green for sizes
8to2n_
meyer's head in left field and sets got on the score sheet when
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with It ledo
DebShewfelt
he`wif
ether hit tar,scored � run.Au rt�-?�i,.�?v G�:d. +ci,~.dry� °,. ii ,: E�aa€ ` aQ'{_ •P k* �t" y
. inning ti,._ him., horine :i�ith a-..�� .
run of the and Goderich centre field. Goddard, trying
found themselves behind '2-0 to stretch the triple into a home
at the end of the first inning. run, was nipped at the plate.
Waterford added another run In the 8th inning, the Bissets
in" the second inning and one really came to life when Stan
more in the fourth to go ahead Doherty led off with a single
by the score of 4-0. Up to this and was advanced to third on
point, Goderich had been set Ron Carter's double. Russ
down -on -one- •h--thai--be.' • -�Io fftneyer--."-dro'' °'�tlrern- -bo
scratch single by Larry Aid- home with a single and the
ham ins the third inning. How- score stood 5-3 for Waterford.
ever, as the game progressed, 'Deb Shewfelt drove home the
Goderich started to threaten third run of the inning with
while holding Waterford - in his second hit of the game. The
check. inning ended 5-4. Goderich
To the cheers of "Go Godes, fought hard in the 9th but
rich, Go", from the Goderich failed to overtake Waterford.
supporters, the Bissets, in the It was a stirring display of
fifth inning, had the bases load- courage that Bissets showed
ed on a -single and ,two walks. when, after being down 5-0,
Then, with only one out, the they, didn't give up, hilt dug
ray was
'ourage also. In.. the second
game at Waterford, Doherty re-
ceived an elbow to the ribs and
kidneys. Saturday night, he
had to play with his abdomen
strapped. AL Waterford, he
was hit on the hand by a°
pitched ball which caused hit
hand to swell and give him pain.
Bill Black and Len Willis,
had the "flu" and should have
been in bed. Ron Carter had
been raked dawn one leg by a
6ike0.in the Waterford game.
Public
i _' which they can be proud. They
were just asmagnificent in los-
Sc• • oo- SecOn Ing as they mhav-e been in win
ning. They lost to an excellent
-� -�° •� team. Bill Grace and Russ
Hofi'meycr in the outfield for
SEE THESE FAMOUS CAR COATS
by POS LU NQS
IN A WIDE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM
p ayers' injurte+J: 'In -Stead - f
using these injuries, as . excuses,
the Bissets j st dug into- their
bag of couralge and came up
with a„ great display of intestin-
al fortitude.
It 'has been a long season of
softball with the team having
pla_.�ypd 0 ame,sa.„,- a n..a
wonderful year, considering that
the team was, first organized at
the middle of last season. In
the first full season of good
organized softball, the Bisseth
won 27 games and lost but 13.
They defeated teams like St.
Thorhas, Woodstock, Stratford,
all "A" team, and in their
quest for O.A. .A. "B" honors,
they defeated St. Marys, Tillson-
burg, Amherstburg and Port
Elgin before losing out tp.
Waterfoad the ben suc-
cessful in getting a3.` ,'".. tSis''
ford, the next round wove
been for all Ontario honors.
We wish Waterford all the
best of luck in the forthcoming
all Ontario series. To give ap
ihdication of how close the
series with Waterford was, the
Bissets outhit Waterford in the
ree games 21.15 and the runs
wer ``al'1• equal at• -ie 'Awreee.
In The 411games that the
Bissets played this year -and
this must be something of a
record -in only one of those
did the opposition score more
-Chasm five ru .34 think that
Booster Club
Stag Oct. 14
While you cannot as yet
support your hockey .team by
attendance at the games, you
can support it by attending
the Goderich Booster Club
Stag and Buffet Dinner on
October 14.
awning
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k 0 41v4 ``.! ''.1,.,0
$1,000 Bond and the otiier
valuable prizes. There are
less than 1,00 tickets left so
contact your Booster ' Club
member.
Ice will be going in. ,on Oc-
tober 18 and workouts will
commence immediately. Jack
-moans--v,411-her going-to-l4amil-
ton this weekend to see about
more prospects for the 1961-
62 season.
zuderieh -shorre tteferrscvelp.-=-
Goderic r•shatrld-have-re
The second annual field meet 9', seconds); Frances Bottema game as jitters and strange
of the pupils of Central Huron d shN dash -Judy Collins, 75 sec. ard plays
sthplagued
y c could the recover, Weater-
cord schools was held on Fri cord was 11.5 sec.); Nancy Hul- ford had three unearned runs.
da on the sports field of the Aud-re ._--Dari a1nme,, ,, G�. I'm, not making ext ises..wl1
' C Station, Clinton. m ley, bro nrYv"' `y- .�
I Clinton" Public School was th¢•nrn�"
team ' winner with a ..total, -al'
118 points. In second place'
w e re Goderich public schools
faith 79 points. Iri third place
was Seaforth Public School
with 59 points and in last place
was the RCAF Public School,
Clinton, with 31 points.
On the Goderich Public
School committee arranging the
field meet were Eric'Moore and
Art Knechtel. -
The results were, with the
,
g - -o€ the -free
d. �a �; 'Mill '�� say-, the'.B�ssets were
wc�akeiit3id speaks fair
1'i 5, (.record.was 14 ); Jud' considerably by injuries wand `by s 'tbkh that the, local team
`Collins, Marilyn 'T`r:'Tw ri- I?_ "flu '--b"u s 'only I v
' ; ''' servd. up this year. It, was
(RCAF). Hop,"step Mid jump-- these players credit that they
Judy Collins, 22'4' , (record was played so well, let alone play
21'11"): Audrey llenonune at all. Deb Shewfelt was spik-
Peggy Cornish (S). High jump ed badly in Waterford in the
-Nancy Hulley, 3'3", (record second game and His Ieft leg
was 3'8"); Judy Collins; Lynn- was terribly gashed. He play -
Hardy (G). - ed the game with -his whole
Champions: Judy' Collins, 21 foot and leg -being badly swol-
points; Nancy Hulley, 14; And- len. He showed real inspira-
rey Denoi`nme, 4. Four records tional play behind the plate and
were brokeli: had tvvo hits at bat. Goderich. The season may be
Junior Boys - Stan Doherty displayed great
50 yard dash -Scott Macaulay
sec.); 8Pau1 sec.(record
a(S); was
Br an
Fischer (S). 100 yard dash -
Scott Macaulay (C), 13.75 sec..
record -was 14.3 see.); Glen .Mc -
The Scientists of recent years
were not the first to theorize
about the possibility of orbiting
a satellite. The dream is 300
year old. -Sir Isaaca Newton
speculated about such a venture
in 1687. If a cannon . (he said)
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erg `affil'-frrd w a z
velocity, high enough, ., the
described by the ball
woul atch the curvature of
the earth below and, travel
aroud it, thus becoming a
satelte, just like the moon.
individual contestants school
designated after the names
SCHAEFER'S LADIES' WEAR Ltd with the !following key: Clinton
• (C); Goderich (G); Seaforth (S);
TELEPHONE 7232 Clinton RCAF (RCAF).
Junior Girls
50 yard dash --Judy Collins
reflected in the attendance of
the Goderich supporters at the
games this year. Hundreds of
spectators witnessed the thrill-
ing games and when- 40p Gode-
rich fans will travel out of
town to give their team moral
suport, then, that is a healthy
sign that ball and • sports in
general are on the way back in
(C), eight seeonds (record was uspey (G); Terry ilalward
]fiCAF). Running broad=.Tim
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• • Brian H6dgert (S), Hop, Step
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YOU GAMBLE
with
FIRE?
If your answer is --a quick NO, think again! ' You may be gambling with
fire every day.
Do you think that by obeying -•a few rules you are protecting your home
and,famiJy from the danger of fire? If you do, you're a real gambler, all right!
The only real way to prevent fire is to become aware of the causes of
fire.. Make yourself fire conscious!
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CHECK YOURSELF ON FIRE SPOTS IN
YOUR HOME: HERE'S A CHECK LIST
BASEMENT
Rubbish
Untidy wood pile
Ashes in wooden container .
Sagging smoke pipe; defective joints
,foists resting on brick chimney
Oily rags or waste
Paint and polishes
Exposed wood •mash
Gasoline stored or used in house.
FIRST FLOOR,
Oil or gasoline stoves (summer stoves).
Wood box close to stove
No metal stove shield protecting wood
floor
Curtains close to stove
Stove pipe close to ceiling
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Matches within reach of children--
Electric iron connection - Cleaning flui
Oil heater
•• 'Celluloid toys
'Sweeping in registers
SECOND FLOOR AND ATTIC
Electric drop cord hung on nail
Haphazardly strung electric wires
Rubbish
Unstopped or paiper covered flue hole
Offset chimney --Chimney bracket
OUTDOORS
• and jiff -hp -Darwin Carter (C),
• 24'61.2 (record is 24'7"); Scott
6 Macaulay; Michael Graham (C).
• High jump -Glen McCuspey (G)
• 3'11" (record was 3'9"): Scott
• Macaulay; Cameron Colquhoun
(C), tied with Wayne --Fischer
(G). Four records were broken.
Champions: Scott Macaulay, 1,6
points; Glen McCuspey 8 points
• and Darwin Carter tied : with
Jim McConnell, each with ; 5
points. ,
• Intermediate. Girls
-75 yard dash -Linda Muegge
(S), 10.5 sec. (record was 11
• sec.); 'Mary Jean Neilans (C);
Dianne - Allen (G). 100 yard
,:dash - Alfredo Goldsworthy:
(RCAF), 13.75. sec. (record was
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• •14 sec.); Linda "Mtiegge; Mary
• .Jean. Neilans. Running broad-
Linda Spano(RCAF), 13' (record
was 12'5"); Betty Vance , (G); •
Louise Stewart (RCAF). Hop, •
• step ' and jump -Linda Spano, •
• 25'5" (record was, 28'3"); •
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Mary _Jean Neilans; Janis Gal-
braith (C). High jump -Anne
• Hardy (G) 3'8" (record is 4'5"),;
• Judy Nadell (G); Linda Spano.
Three records were broken.
• Champions.- Linda Spano,, 1.1,
•. points; Linda-Muegge, 8 points,
•• and Mary,Jean Neilans, 7 points.
Intermediate Boys
75 yard dash -Douglas Dai,
rymple (S), 101/4 sec. (record is
•10 sec.); --Gordon Graham (G)1
Larry Pickett (C). 150 yafd
dash --Douglas Dalrymple (),
-20 sec. (record .is 19.6 - sec.);;
• Gordon- Graham (G); Jerry
Lobb (C). Running ' broad -
Brianitis (G), 13'8" (record
•" was 1 '6"); Doug Dalrymple;
• Brian Broome (S). Hop, step
and jump -- Doug Dalrymple,
• 28'2" (record was 28'10"); Larry
• Pickett; Brian Smith. High
jump -Doug Dalrymple, 3'11"
I
(record is 4'4"); Doug Keene
(G); Brian Smith. One record
was broken.
• Champions: Douglas Dairym-
• pie with 23 points; Brian Smith,
7 points, and Gordon Graham,
points. -
Senior Girls
75 yard dash -Bonnie Boyes
ds
Moss covered or cu'rted shingles
Chimney not high enough above r
Soot in chimney '
Radio or TV antenna not properly -
grounded
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FOR HAIR CARE AND GOOD GROOMING
VISIT ' -
GLEN'S Barber Shop
FORMERLY "Li1MBY'S"
36 KINGSTON ST. --GODERICH
Alimmeeemiemse
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LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, OCT. T
AT 8.30 P.M.
15 GAMES -- $1.00.
The prize for each regular game" will be $12.00.
` 4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH Jackpot Combined.
- JACKPOT OF $65.00 IN 53 CALLS
Sponsored by Canadian Legion Branch 109.
No person under • 16 admitted to Legion Hall
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(C), 10.5 sec. (record is -9.5 sec.);
s Donna Fritzley (G); Jean Bartle
' (RCAE).'.100 yard dash -Bonnie
Boyes, 13 sec. (record was 13.5
'sec.); Donna Fritzley; Jean
Bartle. Hop, step and Jump --
Bonnie Boyes, 29'10.5" (record
was 26'2'«); ' Kathleen Hurst;
Donna Fritzley. ' Running broad
-Bonnie Boyes, 14'31/2" '(reclean
was 11'2")-; Donna Fritzley;
Bartle. High jump -- Bonnie..
Boyes, 4'8" (record -vas 4'1");
Susan Doak (G); Janet Roorda
(C). our records were broken,
all by Bonnie Boyes.
Champions Bonnie Boyes,
perfect score of 25 points;
Donna Fritzley, 9 points, and
three tied for third, Jean
Bartle, Kathleen Hurst, Susan
Doak, all with 03 points.
" Senior Boys
100 yard -dash-Bob Batkin
(C), 1112 sec. (record was 13
sec.); Ken McLeod (C); Wayne
Cook (G). 220 yard ,dash -Bob
Batkin (C) 2ff sec. (record is
25.6 sec.); Wayne Cook; Fred
Knetsch (S). Running broad--
Whyrfe Cook, 15'51/2" (record
was 13'2"); Bob Batkin; Fred
Knetsch. Ho step and jump--
ebb Batkin p30'5W (record -is
31'3"): Fred Knetsch; Gary Lee
(G). High jump -Wayne Cook
(G), 4'51/4"record was 4'S");
Bob Batkin; Jim' Lee (G). Three
records were broken.
Cham :ions: Doh. ria''tkin, 21
points; Wayne Cook,14 points,
and Fred netachr, points.
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DONT GIVE FIRE
PLACE TO START
This ; ,c eitioe hent Sponsored in the Interest of Fire Breveption by
Goderich.
C S i ►n<-.
the.- .Bissets..-:
t. ca3Lalre.ady for ---neat
year.-
Coach Jim Queen this year
took a bunch of boys and
moulded them into, a fighting,
spirited ball clula -that never
gave' up. Every credit that the
ball .elub receives must go to
C o a c hs Jim Queen. His quiet
leadership, along with his
thorough knowledge of the
game and his ability to impart
this knowledge to the players,
showed � the great respect' the
players had for him. Without
a leader of this man's calibre,
we know that the team would
not have enjoyed such a suc-
cessful season.
BINGO at `
'The Club. .
Fine Food - Expertly Prepared-'
Open Daily from 6 a.m. to 12 midnight •
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Full Course Meals
MA'1N COUFt 'ES ARE CHANGED DAILY p I
32 KINGSTON ST. GODERICH - •
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15 AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS
Open Bowling
MONDAY
OCTOBER 9th
(Thanksgiving Day)
from
2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
and -
Throughout the Evening
(League Play Cancelled)
LITTLE BOWL
204 HURON ROAD
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from CULBERT'S w
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-- PUMPKIN TARTS
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OUR FRIDAYand SATURDAY SPECIAL
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OCTOBER IS DOUGHNUT MONTH
and ours come in 12 tempting tastes.
Cherry Custard, Rum and Egg Nog, Banana, Lemon or
Orange Twists, Cinnam n -Raisin, Honey Dipped, Chocolate
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- Open Friday nights 'til 9 p.m.
CULBERT'S BAKERY
West Street
-` Goderich JA 4-7941
OBITUARY
.oYn13F;SL1(IICgwYfa"' lWw.,fu A
Mary Frances Mason, widow
of William Brunsdon, died on
Monday at the MacDonald Nurs-
ing Home,, Clinton, in her 95th
year -•Born -- n Huklett- T own -
Ship, Mrs. Brunsdon lived most
of her life in Londesboro:
Howard, Clinton; Albert, Lon-
desboro: Arthur, Assiniboia, S y
M-'.,M��'r�il7J•'.mac-�''�':'r:ISY�L�w'Yw.� -_.r
VIA -den, Clinton; seven grand-
children and 15 • great-grand-
children. Mrs. Gordon Kerr,
Goderich, is a granddaughter.
The funeral service will be
held this' ;afternoon at ;the -Ball
and Muth funeral home, Cliri-
ton, with interment at Londes-
Surviving are three sons, born cemetery.
NIMMININIONIMINIONIMEMINEM
You Are Invited
to play at the
GODERICH. DUPLICATE'
Bridge Club
at MRS. A. A. NICOL'S Apartment
46 -WEST STREET, GODERICH
Play Starts Every Monday Night at 8 p.m. Sharp
Entry Fee 50c - , Lunch Included
BEGINNERS WELCOME and Partners will be arranged
if requested
FREE INSTRUCTION will be given to anyone interested,
- from 7.45 to -41 p.m., by the President.
IT DOESN'T SEEM POSSIBLE
•••but the ._
SPEED QUEEN
Il�utomatic Washer .
GETS BETTER EVERY YEAR!
SEE THEA` M0DELXLING NEW
A 2
,WITH SPEED QUEEN'S
STAINLESS STEEL
TUB -
Rust -proof, chip -proof
Guaranteed for LIFE.
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Special Cycle for silks, woollens. .
No Spin Switch for 'Drip-dry wash.
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(Goderich) Limited
Vicfbria St. at Newgate =- JA 4-8581
WE'RE OVERSTOCKED JND MUST CLEAR
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FIVE ONLY 3 -PIECE
There are only five of these beau-
tiful . 2 -piece bedroom suites 'i
and we must.clear -them; to give
more room. Suites consist of
panel bed, 4 drawer chat, 6
drawer dodble dresser, with tilt
back bevel edge mirror. Avail-
able Aix P.m*. IkolnYt or, San-
,,;dalwood. ,
NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED
SAVE $50.00
Reg. $199.00
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3 3 , 41MES"r' ST,
° GODERICH
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