The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-09-05, Page 4T zaa',SV - .OBER, pm, lora ,
THE QUEEN OF. FLOWERS •
— Always 1 • Stock
Othgx' gowers may grow so cone, n.,®xi as to lose their;-dis-
tbaptio ae o s a for ,l gift bit roses are alw,ays outstanding•
'The
Squar'%Deal
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A hhenn(det'li taeiitaber of 11' .T.liD. Flowers wined or: cabled
(Germany conal Japan excepted)
P>m to order early, especially wired osiers.
antly'wlaer<'e
OWEN 0011,ND ETEN 11.1
ON T1 W Q 5 MOUNDS
li�ioans Midgets Win OJ.A. Plta>,y stlownn
Game at Northern City.
).loderich ilidgets won the tirst game
of the ().B A. playoffs when thy de -
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tSky Harbor
feated the Owen Sound Midgets in their.
uwu backyard by a 'score of 11 to 5
on Thursday last. Jac=k Needham 'Was
in rare furan for Uudericlr, limiting the
. Georgilarls to three hits. a 'double by
.Nath in the seventh and a single and
ea dolQble inkthe eighth1iuiings 1.11 the
meantime his teammates s jumped oil
Strada fur fifteen .Solid blOws, including
0 triple 1►y 1larc,ld «'urlen and doubles
by. J iiu„,Donutslly and -Needham himself,
(.udev4t.•h scored two runs in the first
innings and six U1 the second and from
,,; there on were never in trouble. Teti
4 1'111fc)rd hit the tilst pitch of the game
SOMEd,�
-•Ore.�:A ' 0N' '' l;; iING” telltion.• fur a (`lean t`i11g1e into right field and
There we]'E? two church parades, One sc'ore'd tI moment 'later u11 II. Warren's
lu( ill' on Rememhrul>cc= Day and one. long ti .plc . to centre field, ' Warren
s.„._. I'ollclvyiklg tri"e" sorTie notes, ftunl the tc, 1•: -titer, and the.leader�- attended ail
then scored .on 1)uak'3> single. In .tile
• A11ela--Heartier) Of the second Goderich °intert.,tirlg and ilasp1110, district ra• lly, second'` 111011lg walks to• II. -«•arrear,
@4iolf Cub Pack: the first postwar. in -Stratford cat,, ebrtl- L. 1111;.' Pfice and Donnelly avid -singles
"Cubbina is not spectai.t1 1U-1 might ary. In the fall we had hl Visit from by Needham. 1;'ulforll, 1). y1 arretl and
taay that or the lealdt:rs Its at steady�lr. Firth, 1)1 Irirt Cutliluissiuner, from Donnelly resulted hi six runs.
and yul4Inteer job, with ups aIl(l down j,,�lldoll. Fulford anal Doll 'Warren, etich with
like any other organizatNn. For the In 1uii i -e distributed' two fourth- three, singles, were top hitters for
>mbyas, eight to twelve yea that Cub-
,g,,,,,
ub year Servit•e Stars, two third -year Ser_ (loderhIl.
Wiling embraces it means tl`a 111ng'in the vk•e Stall's, four second-yeai' Service "1111111111•y :
rudiments of good citizenship and tom- Stars and nice 1rst-year,•Service Stars.(:4)1)1 Rif 11 AI3 R II
munity service. - The longer 1 aim in We have five Two Star and turn One Fulford, 1b 4 3 3
the movement, tale More respect.' have star Cubs. 1 TUese latter are earned Macl;wan. If ,; 0 1
for the careful. well -thought -6M pro by passing tests. l•1 Twent,�'-two llrofic-
SVest 11. t U
"a1dener, ath- 1 11. Warren, .,'0 ,-•d 4 2' 1 _,.. K :,
Gram laid down by headquarters, de ienc3 bads c , t ohsc rvc r, r k �, -.... ,::.. , ..ti
Signed to teust---painlessly. through lel,`, hon"• „rllerly, (tc..) were euro(=tl. D. Warren, ss .; 1 3
Price, rf 3 0 0 , Men and. women form in a long line outside the food office at.
games, muscular co-prdination, team- We hope it will be possible fur the I , , 1 Lewisham, London, England, for the purpose of exchanging their
work and fair play, and, through simple local Cubs to participate in theparade Doak, (• 2 ., surplus bread ration units for points which -may be used for the
tuts mental 11 and manual luual dexterity tlouorin'r the Chief `coot T,c1rd Row al- I>unilEaIl'y, cf 4purchase of canned . foods. Grocers complained that the system
L',,,0 - 0 `'O causedsa run on their tinned foods. The exchanges were adopted
Beacom 20 '' 0 1 to lower the consumption of bread.
to June. Last yeti, thirty-one meetings in Septeulher' \ccdham, ) t> 1 2
were held; these included a Christmas Our opening meeting will be Monday,- ' ' 1 _ — —
party and a Junepicnic. «-e have as September t►, 0.30 p.m.; at MacKay •
3t) 11 15
many meetings outdoors as possible, Hail, oral We always welvoiue •visitors .Totals _
1u Ot�'F;1 ..Zl'iT<\.I) 7--
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: .1,8 R I3 �/�R rr
Since part of•the odic of Cub and Scout to all or Dart of the meeting. 4 ,, Midgets Take ® �� "'
activity ]S to stress wholesolue and (load( ubttrg, �, - •�° (� 't
Veath. c 3 1 1 from Owen Sound N
.3 0 0 'twenty Twenty-seven teams entered for the
4 0 , •0 - ... Purity Flour -competition at the Gode-
5 0 0 'Goderich Lads Eliminate the rich bowling greens on Labor `Day.
`� 0 0
- 0 o' Georgian Bay Team-
,o,.These included entries from Lu ,Y,, �w,
3 O . 0 in PlaYdowns,
(hve.0 Sound,Stratford Lond,,r ,
PASSENGER FLIGHTS AND FLY-.
ING INST UCTION NOW
AVAILA LE -
See the' Prettiest 'Town in Canada
from the Air. • Flying, from uobn
till dark daily's except Monday,
Otn-'Cub._year runs facial -September 1alu. when he visits the district early llucl'huil, 2b
health -building programs. � ,
As of 'September, 19-15, the Pack GOi.J'Traynor, 11)
numbered `2'2. R e had at waiting list of ifil- M('(Yalltuu, 20
eight, •which we plan to .inel.11de tai s , -Garvie, 3b
•
'September. There were two • certifi- '-(lur'=.itten'tion is called to an error JIcC'utchetl., cf
eates of•transfer, one toKincardine incardiue and in hist .a c•eek's Sig -tali -Star. ill which Ilar•rIss. cf
one to Ritchen`er, and -by October seven :Mrs. Schneiker and 'Mrs„ Goodwin wereAch1c,,- rf
- boys -will have.left the Pack directly to named as being. hi charge of the pot- Strain, P
enter the Scout Troop. • [ luck supper served' at the club house. Skinner, If
We find it desire fir ke'ep the Pack i We are informed that Mrs. N. C. Jack=
limited .in number,l'Three, without more 1 son, head of the honse committee, 'Y'otals
assistance we cannot handle mute boys should have -been` homey instead of Score 1)3' ill )lill�;s : It. II, E.
and give' each adequate individual at- Mrs. Goodwin. (.ucleric h `�f30 '010 002 11 15 4
Owen Sound 1)00 001 130— 5 34
'mpirns—S henrdown, Goderich,' and
Garcie, Owen Sound, ,
3 1 1
R '3 0,1 0 The GolfArich Midgets advanced into
µ —• — — the alext„>;ound of the 0.,I1.A:-playdowns
32 5 3 -by defeating the Owen - Soutld lads 5
to 3 in a hard-fought :»attle at Agri-
cultural Park on Saturday afternoon.
The large crowd that turned out were
treated to a real thriller, with the
°lacome in doubt until the la:it man was
out in the ninth' inning's.
it was a'Pitchers' battle all -the way,
missionaries ikl the East, and told the with Don Warren on the mound for
story of a poor native who broke litsx • w
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l'hristiailitt-. Owen Souucjers. 'Warren alfowed`"1'1'Ve�--'" `A>I fl'G AVERAGE'S
," '' flits and struck out 'thirteen, while
1 �'0r• soon, she •c,nur]nded, he was
strain eras touched for seven in all
� well ;Ind returned e n home. \ow, >
I religion'!"
how could he learn more �Rbout singles,"1411(1 1•11i%lcd feil.lucul batters.
Goderich scored a kale run ill the
' There was silence i'ur a moment, second. Needham \Calked, stole .}ecolld,
± tiieii elle • 1,1'11 ht child
volnnteer(,d, but was caught at the plate by a perfect
throw by Adair in right field after
I "Please, miss, ale eunld Iiiea k tile- other
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waving yours furniture-re-upholsi;.ered by us isworthwhile.
.9ependable workmanship plus- the better coverings.
12 ,years of satisfaction in Goderich.
10 -Year
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Break the Other One •
.,'t Sunday school teacher was, trying
to impress on her pupils the need for
Marys and Ailsa Craig. Winn.` of
the trophy were. P. Bisset and.W. Mac -
Laren. Other prize -Winners were: 2nd,
P. McCoy and W. I. Miller, Lucknow;
3l'd, J. R. Wheeler -and Geo. MacEwan,
Goderich; 4th, E'. J. Pridham and Rev.
It. Stewart, Goderich; 5th, G. Mathie-,
sen and F. McArthur, Goderich:
The winners in. Friday night's local
•totii•namerlt were: 1st, A•, Fitton and
1.). Willis; 2nd, W. Netvcombe and Chas.
A11iion.
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�International Plowing -Match' of 1946
11t , n �� a 9'
Benown as the Victory Match
to a �
On Wednesday night the winners
were: 1st, F. Price anti . F.„:1Lc_rthur ;
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A tabulation of the batting averages
of the Goderich Louzon Fliers reveals
Tu)Ulby,Phelan, lard -hitting shortstop,
with au average of .327, as the. team's
Doak h1(1 in'rled. 1)uul: went to third leading batter amotig the • regular
§ 1)11)5er': Gur0 Clemens, stoc•1 ceutre-
ou the play and .scored on Vonnellv's fielder, was second with .'"ilt. '`lied"
single; Owen Sound went into the leadWors011 and Bill Stoddart actually had
111 the third, G4)l(rellhlil•g's single driving �� o , ,. ,
in Garvie, who had doubled, and Adair, the best batting averages on he team,
eaich with ,500, but each ba tted o1,ly
who gut on on tin error: Illathls twice, and one Ilia was s11flic•ie111 to .give
innings Dun MacEwa-n ended the rally them
their IA.;';-
d"Gess Young had
1,3 mul:ing a shoestring ealtc•h f \oath's the team's vu13 home ism.
short drive into left field. Goderich ,
came right back to tie' it up in their The record:
•half"of the third on WI error, a walki Player. • G. A 1, II. R, Av.
and a Singh' h3 \eedham, II, 't1 ur ell_,.. 2 2 1 1 .500
The Northerners Wt'nt into the lead, B. Stoddart ....' 1 2 1 1 .500
again in the fifth, but the locals come I3.'Ilaw•thorne 3 52 1 • .400
back with an equalizer in their half. T. I•'helatn 11 . 52 17 ,14 .32T -
In the •last of the eighth the Goderich G. 4.'lemens -16 '63, 19 11 :'28(1
kids gut al break when, ,after two were 13. MacDonald 1 s 4 1 I . .250
(1it, Beacenl' wets hit Willi at pitched W. Westbrook 16 68 16 10 `235
hall, stale second and was waved 'home H. Westb°r•ook 17 63 14 - 7 .222
from third alter being blocked on the I'r, Worthy 1:3 41 •t) 4 .2'04
hasclirle by the shert:ytol) while advanc_ B. Worsen 1U 66 14 8 .212 I
ing oil Fulfor(1's single. This- proved :