The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-09-29, Page 7L.
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'Dodgers to Meet Elliott Lake in
Ontario Ladies' Softball Final
(By E. K) pock into the :bald game each
The Godericb Dodgers now time.
advance to the O.A.S.A. finals In the sixth, Kingston caught
pd. . ,sl .. Elllolt Lake, :having fire ,again, picking .up. our
eliminated`Eingston on Satur- to go ahead 6 to VITT-We roil
day: The Dodgers won the of the eighth the Dodgers took
ated4Arl.tleeiclipg:gatm-of the,the bit in;; their teeth and
series, play.ed on a neutral dia.- br. t&ghty Sin- .Oxezi , r y,
Mond in Toronto, by an IA to The Dodgers. now meet Elliott
6 score. Lake in the )O.A.S.A. finials to be
Kingston started "off the scar- played on the Thanksgiving
ing by picking up 2 runs in the week -end. Due to the great
seeand inning. In the fourth, distance involved in travelling,
the Dodgers picked up four the O.A.�S.A. staggers the ,finals
runs, three.athem on' a home each year; one year in the
run 'by Donna Hopf., In the north — the next year in the
three -game Kingston series, south of Ontario. This year it
D'o'nna had three home runs, is to be played in the north:
each one earning •with the So come en Dodgers, let's
Dodgers 'behind, which put them make it two straight.
BELL NOW HAS BATTERY
POWERED LARYNX READY
A battery -powered electronic
larynx, for persons who have
lost their voices through surg-
ical
urgical removal or paralysis of the
vocal cords, will be available in
limited supply in Ontario and
Quebec starting in October, The
Bell Telephone Company of
Canada has announced.
While esophageal speech—a
method of swallowing air and
then releasing it in a controlled
manner—remains the preferred
means of communication for
Laryngectomees,° the new device
will serve as a supplem'en'tary
aid to them and will be par-
ticularily valuable during the
extended post-operation period.
,Developed by Bell Telephone
laboratories, the electronic
larynx will be offered on a non-
profit basis. The instrument re-
sembles
esembles a streamlined electric
razor, eont'aureepto-fat-the4ramly
ancUies •nec As:Ayezhele-gains,
the outside of the throat while
being operated. It transmits
sound waves through the flesh
and into the throat cavity, re-
placing thbse normally' produc-
ed by air passing over the vocal
cords. Speech is produced by
forming words with lips and
tongue just as in normal con -
I versation,
OBITUARY:
JAMES BRADLEY SHOWED
CHAMPION HOLSTEIN COW
Ross 'Marshall, . Kirkton, neon
both the .Premier Breeder and
Premier Exhibitor honors at the
Huron County Black and. White
Day, held September 23 in con-
nection with Seatforth ;Fair,, This
was a,qu]allitty showW of E o steins
. 'T..•Wto 'R�.Y3+•' IYt4R.�.,%1'x K,T,'.r.!x :
ibitors. ” `'Tile awards were
placed by Arnold 'Weaver, Be),
,'agree& -Bradley, Godericrh•;
sb.owed the Grand Champion
cow and Ross Marshall the
•Grand Charrnpioubull. Thomas
Hayden So Soy, GGorrie, had the
Grand Champion caw,
Reserve Grand Champion bull,,
terve Junior Champion bull:
and the Reserve Junior Champ-
ion female. Thomas Tern,
Woodham, showed the Junior
•Champion female.
JOSEPH O. LeMAjf,E
Joseph O. LeMaire, of 387
Glebe street, Landon, died in
St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday
following a long illness. Mr.
LeMaire had lived in Goderich
for several years prior to mov-
ing to London six years ago.
He was 'employed as engineer
at the DR1VLCO plant. Requiem
high mass was observed at St.
Mary's Church, London, Tues-
day morning. His son, Kenneth,
well known locally through his
association with Goderich Little
Theatre, sang the mass. Iilter-
ment was in St. Peter's ceme-
tery.
Mr. LeMaire was born at
Calumet Island, Quebec, and
came to Gaderieh 12 yeat•s. ago.
Surviving are his wife, the form-
er Mae Bourdignon, three sons,
Joseph and Kenneth, 'both of
London, and Robert, of Toronto;
one ,daughter, Mrs. Robert
(Theresa) Bradshawe of -H=0.,
APB —41?wo>T ix�the s anti. lir e
sisters also .survive: Ernest and
Hector, 'both still living at.Calu-
met Island, Mrs. Nelson (Agnes)
L a n c e, ofPembroke; Mrs.
George (Deliab) •Comley, St.
Louis, Missouri, and Mrs. Claude
(Beatrice) Grace, of Ottawa.
Attending the Rosary cere-
mony and funeral services were
Mr. -and Mrs. Clare Ramer, Mr.
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PERSONALS
• Mr. Fred Moss, of Sarnia, was
home for the' week -end with his
parortts, Mr. - and 'J?rs. John
Moss, East street.
Mr. John Aiberhart was home
for the week -end from the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Aberhart.
:Miss 'Marylin Anderson, of
Brantford, spent the week -end
with her mother, Mrs. E. Ander-
son, Bayfield road.
• Mr, Stanley iMoGratten, of the
Nilo, a veteran of World War
II, has been, appointed assistant
caretaker at, the 'Goderich Post
Office.
Mr. Chris. Grimoldby, of East
Linton, spent a few days last
week with the foriner's. cousin,
;VIrsl Ella McClure, and Jim, at
Benmiller.
Mr. Frank S. Dalton has re-
turned from Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia, and intends to make his
home in 'Goderich.
'rte, irstamoirrs..alsued;:Ior.
in Canada were five and fifteen
solid silver pieces struck by
Louis XIV of France in 1670.
and Mrs. W. J. Evans, Jack and
Margaret Evans, all of Gode-ifrom Goderich are expected to
rich, The remains rested at the take part .in the harness race
Killingsworth funeral home meeting. There will be pari-
prior to the 11 o'clock plass. mutuels;
Fall Srike
For Today
Today's •the day called for a
strike against the lake ship-
ping firm of N. M. Paterson
and Sons, Ltd. The Seafarers'
International Union (fnd)a voted
in favor of September 29 at a
rrrenting,�,Jast IMp,p,day, ig�ht.
Numerous Paterson -boats carry
grain into •Goderich from the
La rehear .
Y °'F12e 334e tl'8pe,' 4, , • Patent/
heat, was at •Goderich last
Thursday. On Tuesday of last
weep a Scottish boat,; The Mar-
wickhead, brought corn from
Toledo, Ohio, to grain elevators
here., She is a sister ship of
the Abbotsford, also from Scot-
land, which 'was in Goderich
harbor some weeks ago
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Sept. 27. —
The Harvest Thanksgiving ser-
vice was held, at . Christ An-
glican Church on Sunday with
a good attendance. Rev. Wil-
fred Wright conducted the ser-
vice. Special music was sup-
plied by a trio from St. An-
Idre,w's United Church, consist-
ing of Mrs. Mel Dickson, Mrs.
George Westlake and Mr. Art
'Dickson. The church was
beautifully decorated with flaw-
iers`and fruit for the occasion.
Mr. Will Vrooman is in Vic-
toria
io-toria Hospital, London, for surg-
ery. We wish him a Speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and
Mr. 'George Acres, of London,
rspent the week -end at the home
of Mrs. Jane Martin.
HOISE RAOES..TO
CRIPPLED „CHILDREN
Horse races will be held at
Arthur Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tober 1 i •.
6 which II h
> n
a horsemen.
race -=free; there - arae no_ •pur:seat.
na.. entire proeeeas-415. ,sa....the-
Shriners' ICrippled•' 'Children'
Hospital. The races are staged
by the °Pal -Mocha :Shrine Club,
o, unit 'of Mocha Temple, Lon-
don. Colorful Shrine bands will;
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he in attendance. Several horses
The Godetich Signal -Star Thur'dday, Sept. 2 b,, 1960
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