The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-09-02, Page 12By 0009 M4riey .. _
Industrial League` finals.
Kinsmen two wins; .no lossesc
Firemen, two losses (Third
game tonight.)
Highlights—Harry Kerr in
two games has four hits in seven
at bats --a home- run and three
singles with three runs batted in
as well as playing good ball at
second and third base.
Jerry-TtiehLhaa three hits in
five ,at bats for two -games as
well as playing steady ball.
Dave Gower, Keith Good, Geo.
Vanderburg have been playing
outstanding ball for Manager
Bi1T`lai "w"-ln `"'is smiling as
long as nothing happens to his
ace pitcher, John Gower. Larry
Aldhtun seems to have lost his
touch, could be playing better
ball than he is.
For the Firemen, Paul Hen-
derson is hitttin'g the long ball,
has two hits in ten at bats, but
is sending. the outfielders back
to the fence on his long blast
and has s h ad a home - run and .a
triple in two .games. He con=
tinue5 to star at short stop.
Al MacDonald, who is always
tops as a fielder, had trouble
Monday night with two costly
errors. Doug Cruickshank, Bill
Fritzley, Vic Whetstone, Tom
McPhee and Bill Beacom are
playing outstanding defensive
ball for the Firemen. Bill Bea-
com has three hits in sel)en
trips to the plate. Gord Wal-
ters is throwing good ball but
has a little trouble in right
field i nd centre
'>f'sfrten ;: and- •Firemen
are producing good crowd pleas-
ing ball. Come out and see
these Goderich boys at their
be t�. f ee -onto rta amenL a
KINGSBRIDGE.—Mr. and Mrs.
John Owens and daughter,
Doane of Saginaw, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joe. Courtney and fam-
y last week
rAviek
daughter are vacation ii eat Kin -
tail Beach.
ss., Frances e spent
Gtlm
e�c'ettei�wiDert`tris•
TVIr-s. -Sar saterra;•- Misses An-
gela and Maly Sansaterra and
Faith Shirke spent the weekend
with Mr. Norman O'Connor and
Patti.
Mr.
famil
;spn
Goderich Couple CeIebrate
Anniversary4th IiVe�iclrng
The life of a tramp is the only three sons; Jack, Robert and! saki: "Weill for my wdy' of
one worth living today accord- Frank;0.11 grandchildren and thinking there is nothing quite
ing to a retired Colborne Town- two great-grandchildren. like farm life."
ship farmer who celebrated his Only one son, 'Frank from
54th wedding anniversary on Port Colborne, who is sailing
Friday. on the Great Lakes,. and two
"This seems to pie to be the grandchildren, failed to make
only existence where a person the family gathering..
doesn't have a Worry in the • Mr. Cook and his wife, Gert -
world,"• said 81 -year-old Oliver rude, have lived in Goderich
Cook at his Brock Street home. for more than 20 years, since
He added: "The way the gov- they gave up their 50 acre
ernment runs things today an farm in Colborne Township.'
ordinary man hasn't got a say in Asked how they managed' to
how --the ns hi. r. ".ut tui„with . one another for
Cook was comparing the restric- 54 years',"' Mr, Cook replied`
tions today with life in his "Everybody has their disagree
•.e-o-1y-way_ta_ do it is
On Friday 27 members and talk it over and start again.'
friends of the Cbok family gath- Recalling hgr early days, Mrs
ered in the Meadawbrook for a Cook, who, was born in Colborne
celebration dinner to mark the said: "Wen we were brought
couple's anniversary. up there were no cars around
A married daughter, Frances,' or anything: like that. I rem -
Mrs. Ted O'Grady travelled! ember going to my wedding
down from Vancouver to attend' in a horse and buggy."
the celebration in Goderich. 1 Mrs. Cook said she much pre -
The couple have two daugh• I ferred living in the town than
ters: Bernice,, Mrs. Herb David -i out on the farm.
son, and Frances, Mrs. O'Grady; 1 Asked if he agreed, Mr. Cook
and Mrs. Henry Brace and
• returned home after
4f a week •at -Port Albert.
, ,;; d Mrs. P. E. Murray
to Detroit• after spend -
e raj weeks here.
rs Kinaharr is -spending
irinie with Mr. and Mrs.
M.Edwards and family in Lon-
don.
'Mr. 'allies,
Daltonj,I iss Di-
anne Gilles, Itafr 'iltoil, .4pDnt- the
weekend with Mrs. Dennis Dal-
ton.
Mr. Jim Sinnett is home for
a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Trierweil-
er and family, Seattle, are visit-
ing relatives for a few days.
Mr. --and Mrs. Denny 'Gillespie,
Detroit, are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinnett
and family,
The estimate of total pro4,
vincial • government spending in
the current year is $5,090,000,-
000 and the estimate of total
revenue is $4,701,000,000.
- Goods imported into .:Canada_
in 1904 had a value of $7.5 bil-
lion, an increase of 14.2 per
cent over 1963; principal sour-
ces were' the U.S., the U.K.,
enezuelz, .Japan-and_WesL Ger-
many.
Goderich McGee' Pontiac Jun-
iors have had their game again-
st Binbrook rescheduled, for this
Saturday at 8.30 p.m.
This is the second game of
the best of three series in the
OASA Junior "B" Southern On-
.taria snmi: f r ls.__ Goderich
leads the series 1-0 by virtue`
of their 7-2 win in Binbrook on
August 21.
The second game was to have
been played lost Saturday but
cold, wet, windy, weather con-
ditions forced postponement.,
McGee Pontiacs are managed
by Mac MacDonald and coached
by Larry Aldham and Guy Em-
erson,
Team members. are: Steve
Snell, ]fid. Curry, Doug McKin-
non, David Smith, George
Gould JbI1 F`e" tralter Lea-
man, Doug 'Johnson, Ross For-
ster, George Vanderburg, Den-
nis Williamson, Bill Wilkinson,
DouP,Smith,-John McLean, Don
r�
"Mier, )Tait TTarrison -arid-Dont
Gower.
Spectators this Saturday night
will see fast, exciting, play-off
softball.
Binbrook have been Ontario
Junior "B" champions for the
past three years and the Gode-
rich Pontiacs have shown they
can take on the best. Gode-
rich residents who turn out to
cheer the home team on Sat-
urday, night can expect to see
some first cuss ball played:'
Once More4he,Crodeach er-;.
1lbs-Bwhear eer team di
played their s'OPeI'iori,ty over the
London AU -Stars by beating
t
them 2.0 in London Snuday
at the C.N.R,A. sports ground.
The game opened at a fast
pace ,and. the London team went
all out for a quick goal„ but
Dirk Wolterbeek in the nets for
Goderich dealt safely with any-
thing that came his way,
The Cherubs next game will
be advertised 'Ioc@ly, arid- the
Goderich team expressed thanks
to the, fans who travelled 'to
see them play as that vocal sup-
port was surely appreciated.
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All of our lanes have been refinished \and resur-
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