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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-10-18, Page 100 the G4lerich signal -Star, Thursday, October 18th, 1902 When. any great sports spec tache- ends there . is always a great deal of second guessing and for the die-hard fan it will go on to the 'next season. In. our estimation 'there were .two key plays in the final World Series game- , Tresh made one of them when he speared the ball off Willie Mays' bat in the seventh inning, Willie would have scored .Qrn;. Cepeda's triple. The other we c ;I1ed as the win ning, run at the time. It was obviously a pre -determined play as there was no hesitation when the Giants went for the double play instead of trying to cut Skowron off at the plate. To us it is hard to under- stand why a ball club wound let a min be scored .),when up and until that time they hadn got a hit off the pitcher who was .opposing them. When a pitcher is that sharp for half the ball game you can rest as sured that he isn't going to weaken much, especially in world series play, and the final game to boot. This is so much second guess ing, of course, and anyone could be 'the greatest coach in the world if he could replay some things over again if he knew what the final outcome would be. But what makes yours truly. Mad- is that those (censored) Yankees won another World Series. - So baseball is wound 'up for another summer and an official "30" has been written to the, local golf) story also.. The 'Maitland Golf Club._held .its..closing tournament on Sun- day with the following' results. •,The Maitland Trophy, which goes to the woman with the slowest net score for the day, was won by IVtary Rouse. 13ev Wright' was runner up. The Ellis Trophy was won by Jack Murton with Charles- -laltol the runnel; -up spot. This tro- phy Is also for the lowest net score for the day. The Gerrard Trophy for lite winner of the Mixed Two Bali was won by Maxine Martin and Vic Morrow. Mary Rouse and Bill Lumby were second best in this competition. So the summer is dead as far as .summer sports are concerned and tonight- the activities • of winter get under way. Jack 'Evans will have, his Siftos out for their first workout. Inciden' tally, if anyone is interested in trying out for the team he is invited to be on hand and ready to go on the ire by 8 p.m. Last year we got on the backs of the Arena Commission for not having the ice in soontr so the boys could get into shape before they play their first game. Not only do they have to get in shape but they have to get to know each. other as far as working together as a unit. A year later we arti again prone to question the lateness .of ice installation. Un doubtedly there are reasons and perhaps they are valid ones. From the angle of a hockey en- thusiast, however, it is difficult to see how it is humanly pos- sible for anyone to get, a !team working together in two _weeks' time:- This, is what. Jack Evans has to do and this is what it is, impossible for °him to ' do. Yet, loeal hockey fans are going to assess the worth of the teain on their- first few outings and it goes without saying that this isn't cricket. In our estimation, you won't be able to assess the worth of the 1962-63 edition of the.Siftos until they' have played a • half dozen games. If you turn thumbs down on them and quit attending games before that time you are, to say the least, beirrg totally- unfair and unsportsmanlike. On the other side of the ledger, however, Goderich fans will not accept,. nor should they rrylttirg- lessthan-gin• all out effort on the part of the boys who finally make the team. Last year we were forced to accept some pretty weak efforts from some members 0,0 the ,quad and it hurt gate receipts for a few games after. A skat- ing and hdstling team will be. a winning team and any player who thinks that he cu, sneak by with laying off on'°the odd game is' not wanted in Gbde- rich. For that muter he is not wanted by any hockey team in the country. It happens period- ically that a boy will leave home and come to another town with the mistaken impression that he is a big hockey hero. He can be a hero as long as he keeps putting ogti' everything he has. We ask 'you to remember that ou are the hockey fans' darl- ing up and until your first lack lustre game for a fan's memory is very short. So give it all you got, boys, and local fans will be with you. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC Wednesday, November 7, has been set for another blood don- or clinic in Goderich conducted by the Canadian Red Cross So- ciety. It 'will again be held at St. George's Parish Hall an'd full details -will• be announced in advertisements in next week's. Signal -Star. URGENTLY REQUIRED GUIDE and BROWNIE LEADERS. Gratitude is expressed for the response to our plea for, leaders. However, still more ASSISTANT leaders are re- quired to adequately guide the large numbers of interested girls. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Contact Mrs. N. T. ORAAANDY DDS 'N END ET We have ,accumulated a great number of items that are odds 'n ends of lines, colors, etc. This merchandise is all still as good as the day -we brought it into our store but we want to sell it off to clean up our stock. Comte in and look at all the items we have to offer in this sale. We feel sure you will find something you can use, and you can buy it at a big saving. 250 ROLLS ALLPAP ER From 25c Per Roll October Meet St. Ge�rge's W.A. The October meeting of St. George's Woman's Auxiliary was held with the president, .Mrs. F. ,Hunt, presiding and leading in the devotions. Mrs': H. Dodd Commend OPP 'Ontario Provincial,Police gen oral headquarters, Toronto, has issued a letter of commendation to all district detachrnents fol -lowing-the--r'eeent-"las rtBlitg conducted throughouthe pro vince during the period August 8 -September' 4. During the blitz, all O.P.P. officers were on constant duty shifts maintaining a close check on traffic offenders. The letter commended the great reduction in minor and medium accidents, throughout the checking period, and made note, of the increased number of offenders charged with traffic infractions. Paradoxically, there was -nn increase in fatalities due to the fact that theme were several. multiple-fatalk,ty accidents. It is hoped that the blitz will have a beneficial efl'oet on drivers who habitually ignore minor traffic laws. read the Scriuture. The secretary, Mrs. D. son, gave the minutes of the previous meeting and read thank you notes in appreciation for hospitality extended the Girls' Auxiliary during the Girls' Conference held here, in September with special thanks to. the Senior-W.A. members and both the Evening and Afternoon Guilds. . Mrs. -lc. .E. Taylor suggested that a letter be Sent Aso Mrs. ,Qs„' C. Calder congratulating her on being elected first vice-presi- dent to the Dominion Board of the Woman's Auxiliary. Mrs. A. C. Blay gave the trfasurer's report. After the general maintenance fund Was met, the substantial balance Jn the treasurys allowed donations towards the Diocesan adminis- trative expenses, and to Canon Zimmerman for Mohawk Insti- tute, Brantford. The educational secretary, Miss Beatrice Lauder, gave an interesting and comprehensive address on the Islam religion, the latest of the great worlds religions. The fall Deanery meeting will be held October 25th at Hensel] 'With Mrs. E. Pritchard in charge of transportation. After the benediction lunch was served by Mrs. E. F. Sale, Mrs E Pritchard and Mrs H HOSPITAL OPENING • IS PQSTPON E D Octal opening of the new Ontario Hospital, previously announced for October 23, has' now been postponed. lir. J. N. Hagan, superintendent of the hospital, informed The Signal -Star that he had not yet received word as to the new date for the ceremony. The hospital will he ready to take in patients in Novem- ber, Dr. Hagan stated. In the meantime, there is a con- tinual influx of hospital stall' getting ready tostart work at the hospital. Whether the ofacial open- ing will be this fall or whe- - ther it will be postponed un- til ne,,t spring. is not stated. It will be recalled that the official opening of the ne\v bridge over the 'Maitland • River. at Saltford did not take place until quite same time after it was in actual use. 'FINED $100 James Grant McNain, 20, di It.R. 3, Goderich; driver of a car in which a girl passenger was electrocuted July 20, was found guilty on a charge of careless"drivirig in magistrate's court and fined 1100 and costs, He also was prohibited from Make your (home complete with CHR '.ALOX so Chronialox offers the complete / quality line which makes it possible for everyone to enjoy mogern electric heating... whether in new homes... remode Dodd. lli ng... or added on rooms! Signal. Star Want Ads Try a Signal -Star Want Ad Bring Fast Results! BINGO at LEGION HALL SATURDAY, OCT. 20 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 $85.00 IN 57 CALLS Sponsored by - Canadian. Legion . 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Cash and Carry q 1 "4200 M `sq. ft.',• . D 'CRS:' \\ ny sta Var4 i size up to 310' ,t '7/0' �. $21.95 SELF STORING ALUMINUM COMBINATION ' 1DO RS 1 1 \� 1 �'1 111°1111 ,1 1pre-hung $'2.957.9\ to Installed $42.95 And Many more Money -Saving Bargains Like These. ' �I driving for six months. The charge was laid after McNain's car snapped off a utility pole at the intersection of Huron and Erie streets in Clinton. Agnes f • Marlene Oesch, 18, of Zurich, was electrocuted when a hydro wire tell pn the car. Mc1,Nain was treated for shoedk and minor cuts. OCTOBER - DONUT MONTH' To Celebrate We Have Come Up• With 2 NEW V DONUTS BLUEBERRY FILLED s, STRAWBERRY CREAM LEMON FILLED OTHER VARIETIES ARE .. Plain & Sugared Cake Donuts • Honey Dip • Jelly Filled • , Apple Filled • Pineapple Filled • Buster Browns • Cream Filled • Chocolate and Maple . Iced Cinnamon Fries • Orange Twists • Rum and Egg Nog LIGHT & DARK CHRISTMAS CAKE • Now On Sale Fancy Gift Tins from ,$1.25 up CULBERT'S :BAKERY 49 West Street =- Goderich — IA 4.7941 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 8.30 'til 6.30 ,Fri., 'til 9 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES ST. GEORCF'S CHURCH Oct., 21st, Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity 8.30 a,m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11 a.m. Holy Communion (Junior Congregation and Nursery) 7 p.m. Evensong. Parade of Blue Water Chapter, Order ,of the Eastern Star. Preacher, Rev. Robert Meally S.Th. Rector; REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A.,` D.D. Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street. United Church 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11 a.m. MORNING. WORSHIP - "Marriage/ and Divorce" (Nursery and Junior Congregation) The REV, W. J. ten HOOPEN, B.A., B.D. MR. L. H., DOTTERER, Organist and Choir Director GODERICH BAPTIST CH.URCH Montreal Street Near The Square 10• a.m. Church School.. 11:00 a.m. "Jererniah's Decree" JER 24. 7 p.m. "Lessons from Revelation 15" REV.'E. VON KE.ITZ, B.A., Minister. 41..1111.113 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Victoria and Park, Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor. Pone JA 4-9306 9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 a.m. "Holiness Results" 7 p.m; "The Two Debtors" , Prayer' 'Meeting `.send . Bible 'Study.' Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle ..z- a-.�,{,,.�er...��,,yE.lin`g'atild"'�fiV"a`f(i"r(�io�"5ts:-,:.�_.�• REV. ROBER1 CLARK, Pastor A :1' 10 a.m. Sunday School; Classes for all ages:. ATTEND OUR ADULT OR YOUTH CLASSES BRING THE CHILDREN WITH. YOU 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.` 8vangelistic Service. Inspirational Singing ---Gospel Preaching ---All Welcome SEL,r STONING ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS Y LTD. co21i ►fete with screens - up to 60 united ifiehes THE. ' ALVATIOnt ARMY (Capt. A. Bailey) SUN. 10 a.rn. SUND! Y SCHOOL 11 a.rn. HOLT ESS MEETING 7 p.ni. SALVATION MEETING TUES. 8 p. s PRAYER MEETING vitt. 8. pant HOME LEAGUE ALL ARE WELCOME 29S 13AYPIELD ROAD,. GODERICH JA 448821 e q . J , 0 a .. Knox Presbyterian Church THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister ` Miss Marion Moore, Deaconess - Mr. Herman de Jong, Director of Praise • 10 a.m. Sunday School 10:10 a.m. Minister's Adult Bible Class 11 a.m. Service of Divine Worship 4sREAT THEMES FROM the EPHESIAN EPISTLE (6) "Finally,; " Nursery and Jr. Congregation 7:30 p.m.- Young People's Society (Church Parlour) • • Enter to Worship Depart to Serve THE •UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA d Victoria Street. United Church 10 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 11 a.m. Morning Worship "Roads to. the City of God" • 2 p.m. Benmiller Anniversary Service Rev. C. W. Lewis, B.A., B.D. Special Speaker • -RE,V. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist. GODERICH BAPTIST CH.URCH Montreal Street Near The Square 10• a.m. Church School.. 11:00 a.m. "Jererniah's Decree" JER 24. 7 p.m. "Lessons from Revelation 15" REV.'E. VON KE.ITZ, B.A., Minister. 41..1111.113 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Victoria and Park, Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor. Pone JA 4-9306 9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 a.m. "Holiness Results" 7 p.m; "The Two Debtors" , Prayer' 'Meeting `.send . Bible 'Study.' Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle ..z- a-.�,{,,.�er...��,,yE.lin`g'atild"'�fiV"a`f(i"r(�io�"5ts:-,:.�_.�• REV. ROBER1 CLARK, Pastor A :1' 10 a.m. Sunday School; Classes for all ages:. ATTEND OUR ADULT OR YOUTH CLASSES BRING THE CHILDREN WITH. YOU 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.` 8vangelistic Service. Inspirational Singing ---Gospel Preaching ---All Welcome SEL,r STONING ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS Y LTD. co21i ►fete with screens - up to 60 united ifiehes THE. ' ALVATIOnt ARMY (Capt. A. Bailey) SUN. 10 a.rn. SUND! Y SCHOOL 11 a.rn. HOLT ESS MEETING 7 p.ni. SALVATION MEETING TUES. 8 p. s PRAYER MEETING vitt. 8. pant HOME LEAGUE ALL ARE WELCOME 29S 13AYPIELD ROAD,. GODERICH JA 448821 e q . J , 0 a