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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-09, Page 600.DERICti Sic -NAL -STAR, 'THURSDAY, JUVI 9, 1,970 EXCL4S1Vg it-r07is Stotts' THURSDAY JULY 23rd EyENINQS at 831) p.m, — Mat. Saturday 2:00 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT NY A LIFE MEI FOR:THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY YOU CAN SEE'RELLO.KiLLY!' AT POPULAR PRICES! Now the whole faRily cap enjoy"The bitgest, handsomest nursic.al. w4hin memory" —Naticrpol 'ObseAver 30 THU SQUARE PHONEf-,24 7811 A1-1-4..uNiNtIONE C. WNW A Arrm• awaut DELAWARE INTERNATIONAL 5 MILES WEST OF LONDON AT DELAWARE SUPER MODIFJED. -STOCK CAR RACING PLUS HOABY1DIVISION , • 4I FRIDAY, JULY 10 aa • 8:00 P.M. . • SPEEDS OF 100 M.P.H. Adults t3-00 1 SiLidents VVith Card — S2.25 Children Under 12 Free HOME OF O'KEEFE AWARDS lawn- Bowling—tounuokt— nent—he----------t,, eqk TAO Go de Ile h - Lawn Bowling Club were ' hosts to 15 visiting teams entered from Exeter, Mitchell, Seaforth, eli.06x) and Lucknow in the' July 1 Mixed Doubles Tournament. This tournament, now known as the Dr. Harry Hall Memorial Tournament, has proved to be a popular event in the local area lave bowling circle, and unfortunately, we had to turn dowrk many 'eager contestants simply through -lack of playing, greens. , While the whole event seemed to be under the threat of rain, and in fact the first game was •. halted by some rain for a few minutes, the three ganies were Completed without further •Nnterruption, with some excellent display of bowling skill.. Eight prizes were being competed for, and six of the' prize S were won by ' Goderich teams. To a layman this would appear to be a sort of -one-sided event, but this is not the case, since in many tournaments, our 15, ,,..Goderich teams were comprised of lead players drawn from names placed in a hat. The visiting teams on the other hand are allowed to match up their • DISCOUNT RECORD BAR LATEST HITS Also Tape Cartridges And -Cassef:t, es jEWEII VMS. A 1 'The 'Square very -best playersand-enter-thenr against us. Walter Westbrook and his partner Grace Scrimgeour won the top award of the tournament comprised Qf two smairchests of silver dollars and these were presented to the winners by Mr. pen Whitely representing the Hall family. I ' The runner-up team in second ,place was •Tom Phillips and his partner Miss Twyla, Arnston from Seaf9rth, who won for themselves two pieces of furniture .t The following are the result's of the best eight teams, Walter, Westbrook and Grace Scrimgeour, three wins _plus 29 aggregate 53; Tom Phillips and Twyla_ Arnston, three wins plus 16 aggregate 36; Lee Ryan and Marg Allison, three wins plus 10 aggregate 37; Fred Richardson and Grace Sale, two wins plus 24 aggregate 49; Hary Scrimgeour and Janet Westbrook, two, wins plus 16 aggregate 37; Ted White and Helen Townsend, two wins plus 14 aggregate 39; Earl Allison and Marj Sturdy,:two wins plus' 13 aggregate 43; M. Gilliland and Ella Munro, two wins plus 12 , aggregate 42. ••. The Maitland Country Club Produced two division winners plus. two overall champions in its annual Invitation Tournament held recently. Left to right is second flight winner John Kane, low net trophy winner Dr. Barry Deathe, tournament champion Issy Bedard and fhird flight winner Stan Pauquette. —staff photo Industrial Softball League action Cancer film to play The Goderich Industrial Softball jeagge is continuing with its regular league play td DRMCO is leading With 12 wins. Closest contender is Gord'r, Sports with 10 wins. ln league actionvonJune.25 Centre defeated the 'Goderich—Discourits home the homer 13-12 despite a grand slam run by BOwman of Discounts. The three run SPROULE SHOES Clean Sweep SHOE SALE Now On! COMING NEXT WEEK!: Watch For This Special Supplement r D S 0 \A 0 \ G 33 Was the best recorded this year. The final games to date, played Monday evening, July 6 ended in a-3=1 win fOr—DR1VICO over Benmiller and a 4-3 win for Sandy's Clippers over. Goderich Building Centre. The Building' Centre. hitters _ struck, for. one .home_,min 'couldn't' capitalize. as- bases -were empty. Next games go tonight, Thursday, July 9 when Sandy's Clippers and DRMCO meet in the early evening joust and the. teams -of Discounts -and -Building Centre meet later. On. Sunday July 12 Benmiller and the Building Centre meet at 1:30 with a 3 p.m: game scheduled between DRMCO and Gord's Sports. . ' 9ther homers in. the same - game were frorn—Willi-s—tor the Discounts and two from Sowerby for .,the Building Centre, one with two on base and the other a single runner on. Sandy?s Benmilier 16-4.thetaine day4With a home run coming off the bat of Fritzley for the Clipper's. On Saturday,. June 27 Benmiller beat the Discounts 7-3. On 'Sunday, June 28 the ,DiSpOtmts took 'a 'close -9-B decision over Sandy's Clippers' and later the same day thrashed the Building Centre 18-3g On Monday, Stine 29 DRMCO hit the Discounts for nine runs against the Discounts seven.. And later the same night Gord's Sports took a 2-0 victory over Sandy's Clippers. On 'Thursday, July 2 Benmiller hit the Discounts -14 times and .had (one run hit against them for a 14,-1 victory. Homers were hit by -Black and Falkiner for Benmiller. Wardley hit the lone run for Discounts a homer with basesempii. Later that' riight the Building Centre crew chalked up a 7-2 victory over DRMCO. On Sunday afternoon,,,July 5 DRMCO gained .,a measure of revenge, defeating Sandy's rgippers 3-1 and the Discounts failed to make the score sheet going down 6-0 • to Gord's Sports. -- in 800 theatres A new Canadian dramatic came an extract which is now motion picture, produced by effeaivel-r-trelting—a tbirm- of Westminster Films Ltd. for the cancer called,,Hodgkin's disease. Canadian Cancer Society, is destined to set all-time Canadian attendance records eac,ceitiding-to .1-its.Aistribitor4erry-Zolways-tif: Atr1 Fi1msTtd. Thir; Soft ay' anticipates' the film will play between 800 and 'a thousand theatres from coast to coast during the balance of this year. National distribution is currently in progrgss. Titled "The Flower", the entertaining and informative film has just been given the "Creative Mecellence" award of the U.S. Industrial Film Festival in Chicago. This, incidentally, is the 10th award received by Westminster during the past year, including a Gold Medal and a Canadian "Oscar", bringing the -total to 46 awards won since the company was established 11 years ago. "The Flower" ,stps Henry Ramer in the role of Dr. R. L. Noble, who, headed a team. of Canadian scientists in 1958 at the traversity of Western Ontario. Supporting actors are Leo Leydon, Ron Hartman and • Robert Newman. Westminster's President, Don Haldane; directed ,.., the picture. . The story tells of the discovery of a new cancer -killing drug- called VLB. Dr. Noble (currently head of the Canadian Research Centre and Professor of Physiology at the University of B.C.) is seen tracking down the essential elements in the periwinkle plant after he found that tea made from it destroyed white blood corpuscles in laboratory mice. Out of this Hardball standings The following are last week's standings of the local hardball teams: Pee Wee House League, Gardiner's, .3 'wins', 0 losses, 6 points; Denomrne Flowers, 2; 1 and 4; Goderich Elevator, 1, 2 and 2; and Mills Kapp, 0, 3 and . Bantams, 2, 1 and 4; Midgets, 2, 4 and 4. Scores from the Bantam games played last week are: Goderich r 18, • Crediton • 11; Listowel 6, Goderich 5; Goderich 19, Mitchell 3. • 1.4\ fr 4,0714,0, DRIVE.IN THEATRE HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 'PHONE 524-9981 Wed.8 Thu. 9 Fri. 10 THE LAUGHTER'S IN THE LEGION AS THE "CARRY ON" GANG FIND NEW DESERTS TO CONQUER( .THE RANK ORGANIZATION presents , a PETV ROGERS production . 3— also IN COLOUR DISIRIBUITD BY COLUMBIA PICTURES lg. 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J1111"M3cu3rito4ING CONtil311AN1 Apartnienf Hoysefishing Whenever a tree calls into a lake' or -stream, .lit becomes a - giant, luxury apartment house. The first occupants to move. in are, minnows and small fish seeking shade and shelter. Close behind will be, crayfish, hellgrammites, caddis nymphs, frogs, worms and many otheD... forms of aqua - Red Fisher tic life. • This abundance of . natural food soon .attracts ,some keeper -size fish and several of these will probably make the fallen .tree their home.' Sharp-eyed anglers take ad- vantage of logs and ,stumps . in the water, says Red Fisher the fishing authority at Mercury 'outboards, and their fishing success improves when they learn how to use these under- water housing developments --forrfish. Largemouth bass like to lie under a log just where it. en- ters the water and catch small frogs, as they leave the water to 'sun themselves. A bass bug —Lor top water plug --east so that it glances off the log will often tempt a bass into think- ing it's his next meal. The position of the sun makes a difference as to which side you should aim your cast. Most fish like the shade, there- fore it's best to drop the first cast on the shady side -of a log -or stump. During the hours when the is almost directly over- head, fish move into deeper water along the log. When this happens it's time to change to a spinning rig and work the deep water at the end of the Jog. BAYFIELD ROAD GODERICH ;Z24-7711 DINING And DANCING Thru Labour Day WATCH FOR EXCITING NEW SOUNDS EVERY WEEK ALL THIS WEEK' The Drake Quotations With Vicki e. !rnarlimieminmeimm....erommiumm. , 'NIGHTLY .NEXT WEEK • - SARA DELRAI „- • AND THE 44 0 4 1) ILL 11 -13 • . 8 , . -1)