The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-02-13, Page 5'WHIMS VEBRUARY 13th, 1947
Tur..imity NIGHT'S GAMES
Wiwi -Aug their 'Miro; straight game,
North 'St. United' No. 1 teat' on Tates -
Somethin
day moved into a tie for second Pace.
in tile Inter:Chtirch Bowling League,
North St. United team, 'witia Joe
Morgan and Doreert bowUng
630 and 402 respectively, were able ,to
eke out a 2972 to 2807 victory in a
game that was close and bard -fought
411 the way. Brent Nelson bowled a
spectacular 798 for the losers, inft his
effort. was not quite enough to defeat
the North St. United team on their
march toward first place in the league:.
Losing their third straight game, the
Knox No. 2 teant,, until a few weeks
ago the league leaders, dropped into
.a tie for second place. Still in their
slump KnoV No. 2 recorded the low
score of 2641. while the last -place North
St. United No, 2 team ran up a score
of 2712. The Nfiri gave North $t. 4a.
lift .out of the cellar into a fifth -place
tie with Knox No. 1. For the winners
Stan Snider rolled 556 as high man
while Patdine Parsons was „their high,
lady with 385. Mason—With. 069
was high malt for the Knox team and
Marion McLaren.. with 445 was their
high lady. '
The third game of the evening, be-
tween St. Peter's and St. George's, was
postponed until Thursday night. Should
St. George's succeed in defeating the
league -leading St. Peter's team it
would create a three-way tie for second
place ammig St. George's, Knox •No. 2
and North St, United No. 1.
'7 The league stand after Tuesday's
game is as follows:
Team
North St. United No. 1W..trf
St. Peter'A
St., George's 5
Knox No, 1 4
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TAYLOR'S CORNER, Feb. 11.—The
Zion W.A. meeting has' diain been p9st-
poned owing to the condition of the
roads.
Road Conditions.--ifter one of the
wor,St storms in years road conditions
are Very tad on the concessions and
sideroads. Drifts are naapy feet high.
No. "8' highway has. been open almost
17-46 continuously, 'however. School huses
•have not_ been able to traVel, for over
so nntil the snowplows have opened
the roads. This may take sonre time.
o.
ing, healing fumes, Tor_
quick teller. It's fast
Lost Pts:
3 ' 14
5 12
5 12
5 10
, 8
VICTORIA ST. UNITED
-LEADS IN "B" .SECTION
Strengthenfog their' hold on first
place in "B". section of the Inter-.
church, -Bor1414-,14sagtie,' Victoria- '`'St,
;TUMORS BEAT JUVENILES
Road conditions prevenged the 'Lon:-
engage ent with the Goderich
night. Instead, they loeal . Lions
Juveniles .supplied the opposftion foX
the Flyers, th0 litter teaut, winning a,
rousing wide-open politest 11.3;c7.-
By virtue 'of B. J. UcDonglol'6' tWo
goals and ,Ainslie's single tally .within
the first 'five minutes, the Flyers ob-
coming out of their slump the Lions
retalidted and Newcombe, • H. Warren
and D. Warren netted three successive.
counters.. One 4nute 'later Westlake
converted. Allin's pass -out, but D. War.
ren came back - with. his, second goal
of the period, 'this one unassisted, even -
ink the count. With forty senonds of
the period remaining, Hayter, Doig„„and
Bisset Worked. a sparkling passing
with Hayter bulging the' twine.
In the middle stanZa, bnt with D. War -
The pace had slackened somewhati
ren in the penalty box the Flyers ex-,
-LiOns• -net-and-,-anly his -alertness kept
target. Midway in the period a Flyer i
outburst' resulted in_.four goals. Doig.,
counted two and Ainslie and B. J. Mae-!
Donald one each, • all within five
In the final frame, after Newcombe
and H. Warren had combined for New-
combe's second. goal of the game, the
Flyers responded with four g6als,
AllieDonald and - Westlake being the
marksmen. B. J. MacDonald, with his i
lour goals, was the best for the, wok-
ners while 1). Warren extielled for the!
fence, Needham, Hamilton ; centre, II.
Warren : right wing, D. Warren ; left
wing, Newcombe; alternates, Fulford,
Grigg t sub -goal)
JUNIORS — Goal. Ginn : defence,
Westlake,: 'Ainslie; centre, Doig; right
wing, Bisset ; left wing, Havter ; alter -
Donald, AMYL ,
...Referee—Faulkner, Goderieh.,
2.teamarby a -Scare of -2973 to 261g, Th LEEBURN
dn.:"g s i viii*int.a.elear-fcrtrzytu anti
lead .over St. George's, St.' -Peter's and
Baptist No. •2, all- o1 whom were tied
for second place. For the- winners
Ewan Ross and Beryl Castle bow141
the .high scores, with 553 and 531 re-
spectively, while Don Campbell was the
losers' high .man with X72 and Leah
Breckenridge their highciady with 486.
Trying hard to break info -the .win
column, the Baptist No. 1 team were
not quite- able •to match St. Peter's
score • aihti lost their seventh straight
game• by a score of 2787 to 2554. Norm
Easterbrook rolled . an excellent 623 as
:I14.g tan -f he Baptists acid rs_ Imo;_
I ugill was -.their -high lady- with 348.
Leo'Baker and Rita Hartney—were
witE -5-07- and 551 respectively'.
• North St, T -Thi -ted -..-recorded the high-
est team score of the evening When they
defeated St. Peter's 2983 - to' 2787.
George Smiley R":ns the high man 'for
North 'St. with 61() and nllene Lloyd
was their high lady ivtth :569.
•St. Peter's second _ win, of the. even.
ing came when the,\' defeated St.
George's by tlhe very --:dose score of
2787 to 2714. Bert 'Stead and Ruth
.Reid were the* St. . George's high
bowlers, with 529 and 434 respectively.
• IIigh lady for the evening was.011ene
Lloyd with D69and high man -was
E,
Norm sterbrook With '623. .
The League standing as of February
6th, is as follows:
Won _ Lbst Pts.
Victoria- St. 'United 6 1 12
Baptist No. 2 4 3 8
St. George's 4 3 8
St. Peter's. 4 3 8
North St. T'nited 3 4 6
Baptist No. 1
0 7 0
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Vebruary 21st, at 2.30 pan. speaker
Will be preseut to -address the gather-
Alias Iliabeth Robb,' aged. resident
:of the v' lagei W04. Wizen. to VrodetIch
haspital^last Saturday -for .treatment.
the first road ;intersection north of the
village; is a spectaele. The drift a'
pnoW., which is the most ,..estrepner
years, covers the telephone wires and
hinders. all traffic.„ The •corner- farms
.of Mr. William SiWh Ashneld town- r.
ship .and ',tr., in West
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the intersection. Different plows have
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•4 Injured in Toronto. --=-Lloyd Sproul,
youngest son of the late Mr. and
David Sproul, 2nd concession of West
Wawanosh, met with 4erious injuries
'on- a -Toronto streeet-0-11-SaTurda3, night
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age and since early life has been bereft
of 'sPeeCh. and hearing.. He was em-
ployed at Vreneral Motors at Oshawa
and' had apparently been spending the
week -end- at Toronto. Word. was re-
cell:ed by his brother Howard and
sister, Mrs. -Eldon Culbert, on Monday
morning from St. Miehael's Hospital,
:Toronto, where he was taken after
being knocked down by a motor car
on Saturday night. He suffered a
doable fracture -011ie le.- and a serio
concussion, from 'whiCh he- had not
shown consciousness at the' time of
wiring On Monday: Ilis brother and
a neighbor.. left immediately for Tor-
onto by: motor th,rough the blizzard
and pad roads. Lloyd was apparently
alone at. the time of the accident, as
the only .rneans of. identifying him was
through papers which were am his
person. Since attending school at
pelleville *he had been employed at
Oshawa. Relatives here are anxious
to learn more of his condition, but noth-
ing, has been heard from his brother
Howard since he left., 'on Xanday for
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LEEBTTRN, Feb. 11. — Hiss Edna Bus Schedule now to effect
Armstrong .'" Mr. `�'"" Berner �` De -
trait aves Goderich daily including Sunday
7.45 a.m. ; 12.25 p.m. ; 4.15. p.m.
Arrives Godei ch daily
11.50 • a.m. ; 3.45 p.m. ; 9.20 p.m.Leaves Sundays and holidays
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The 8.00 p.m. bus goes di. ect to London
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Connections at Clinton for London.
Detroit, Wingham. Walkerton, Port
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Mrs. Terence Hunter and •farnily and
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at the Goderieh Collegiate Institute
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Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter left
early. in the week for Detroit to accom-
pany t4 latter's siiiter and he'r hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Armstrong, on
a two weeks' trip to Florida.
will, be held in t e. church -on- Wednes-
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The Federation. of Agriculture dance
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