The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-06-15, Page 1212 ' TJ* GOderieh. Signal -Star, Tharsday, June 15th, 1961
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kgion House 1J. Hoy, W. Fisher, F. Lynn,
S. Harrison, J. (ottschalk, E.
Drennan, B. Wedlock, G. Bur-
don.
LlFie ERS: L. Creeden, Rush,
/1, C. Doll, J. Everett,
The ball schedule for the Can- J. Royal, G. Turland, B. Everett,
Idiala Legion House League has B. Smith, D. Bowers, 11 *Wien,
)een itet u fpr boys from 10 P. Doak, D. Worthy, A. Pirie, D.
3). 11 years while a schedule for Baker. •
aoYs from 7 to 9 years will be RED SOX: S. Sparks, R. Willis,
SOt -UP later. 1 Robinson, P. Smith, J. Mero,
ollowing js„ /he Aeholule for IV, ilarer, Stempt,K. Ains
jiine la -Yankees vs. Red -sex
2.0 -Red Sox vs. Indians
22 -Tigers vs. Yankees
Z7 -Yankees vs. Indians
29 -Red Sox vs • Tigers
July 4: -Indians vs. Yankees
ORIS NEWS.
CENTRALIA AND HICKSON
BOTH LOSE TO BISSETS
cl3y LA.) rich for games in the near
D. Hickson paid their only visit rich
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Whetstme,-:11. Pollock, it. (loft's- aay iii•Vin. a Vvif and-wosely r1(h fur' an 8.30 game at Agri -
6 -Tigers vs. Red Sox
The players- on the various
leints are:
YANKEES: J. Whitten, B.
Gardner, G. Schram, B. Mask,
T. Creeden, Owles, F. Melady,
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D. Sq4ire. . Igissetg'ny a score of 21-4. •• ,suPport your local team.
INDIANS: F. Gilbert, B. Mer- ! Grant Chisholm started on the Goderich 4, Centralia 0
tam, D. Brereton, E. Currie, P. • mound for Goderich and al- I RCAF' Centralia and Goderich
Allen, G. Gould, D. Fisher. B. though striking out seven , bat- I3issets met for the first time
Morley. L. Round, D. Weber. D.ters, he was charged with the' this season on Wednesday even-
IK.elly, D. Clark, D. Harrison. 1'. four runs in the four innings ing of last week at Agricultural
Graf, A. Hunter. , ,, , he pitched. Park. Goderich camt. out on
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Hickson led 4-1 when Dohecrtv top 'by the score of 4-0. Ken
Mr. Gordon Smith, Britannia I came in to pitch for Goderich I Dunn, starting his first game on
road, is a patient in Victoria al -td while •he was holding the the mound for Goderieh, ex
Hospital, London. , Hickson team scoreless the rest perienced control trouble as he
of the Way, the Goderich bat..! walked two men in the first in -
bats. Goderich scored three runs side before , any runners could
, . . in the fifth to take the lead and ;score.
scored three more in the sixth, In the second inning, Dunn
LITTLE, .Bowi
. tive in the se,N'enth and eomplet- walked two men and hit one
ters started to unlimber the big ; ning. However, he retired the
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OBITUARY
GODERICIt GUN CLUB -
Dodgers Face
Galt Saturday
ed the Jout by scoring eight Lbatsman to load the bases with
more in the- eighth inning. Len two out. At this paint, Coach Jim
Willis had, a tremendous night Queen inserted Stan D:oherty,re-
at bat, hitting one home run placing Dunn. Doherty promptly
;and four doubles in six 'times struck out the next RCAF' (.'en -
at bat. Russ Hofkmeyer collectzi tralia batter. retiring the side. .
ed four hits, ,including two Goderich took the lead in the
doubles and Ron, Carter. Deb bottom half of the second inning
Shewlelt and Grant Chisholm when they -.pushed across one
had two hits each Inc the Bissets. • run. They were never headed
Bill Dunn, playing third base from that point on, as they built
for Hickson, turned in a strong up their lead, adding a single
,,2:ame, collecting three in- run in the third and two more
eluding a home run and also in the fourth. Stan Doherty,
sparkling, afield, pitching in his fourth guru. this
The largest crowd the sea- Year. evened his record at 2-2
son N‘itnessed Saturday night's as he limited Centralia to two
game. Indications are that full • nits in 713 innings, while strik-
houses will : be in attendance ing out 15 batsmen.
when Clinton, Stratford, Wood- ,•• Wiper pitched a steady game
stjek,saind Otterville visit Gode- }for Cktralia and aided his own
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MRS.. GEORGINA MaeVICAR
Miss Lillias MacVicar has re-.
ceived word of the• death on
Tuesday of her cousin, Mrs. Alex-
ander Campbell M'aeVicar, form-
erly Georgina Young.qMrs. Mae -
Vicar, a lifelong resident of
Toronto, spent several summers
in Goderich with her husband
who was a native of this town.'
Funeral serVices will be held
at gpe 0.!clock this afternoon at
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chapel, 43,6 Roneesvalles avenge,'
D.%es at <•zoldati0q,4t.,,f
with intermen ,,at
home. Burial was in Maitland
NEAL SCHRAM cemetery. Pallbearers were
Rev. G. L. Royal will conduct ROM Marwick, Albert Kitton,
funeral services this afternoon John 'llewcombe- and Clifford
SHOOT ON JUNE 17 ,
Goderich Gun Club held a
meeting to elect officers.
Goderich Dodgers will be They are as fcillows: Presi-
playing against Galt at Gode- dent, Manfried Lfierolf; vice -
rich on Saturday evening inpresident, Jack Gilbert; secre-
a Ladies' Central Fastball tary-treasurer, Ashley Gilbert.
range officer, Ted . Horton; pro -
'League game. grain and publicity manager,
On Tues4ay evening here, Hedley ?rouse.
Goderich dropped a close de- The annual trophy shoot will
.cision game to Glen Mills by be June 17, at 1 p.m. at Sky
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'ev,exiinrs- '-ilacst.; week; ,.* i'." to be'there'br44•10-Pif.-. "'-
Marys Pul ets nosed out the
score of 6-5. _ . A/Irma P i)saiiit ceinetery. afternoon at the Lodge funeral
Pee Wee Ball
Opens Saturday Neal Schram, .53, who died on
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at the Lodge funeral home for Webb.
Monday in .Alexandra Hospital. ALFRED J. BAXTER
Saturday will see the Goderich Interment will ,be in Maitland A native of Goderich, Alfred
Pee Wee All Stars playing Li- cemetery. 6 J. Baxter, 66, died on Friday,
towel at Gdderich in the opening Mr. Schram was a son of the June 2, at Morton Plant Hospital,
game of Group No. 2 WOAA late George Schram and of the Clearwater, Florida. When
baseball, The game starts at former Charlotte Neal. .He is quite young he moved to Detroit
3 p.m. survived by his widow, the form- where he was one o the found -
Other Goderich games in the er Ivabell Hoy, Goderich; two ers of A. J. Baxter and Company.
schedule are: daughters, Mrs. Leroy (Adell) He was a member of St. An -
Ante 17, -Listowel at Goderich Draper and Miss Arlene Schram, drew's Presbyterian Church, a
18-Goderich at Walkerton both of Goderich; two brothers, life member of Border Cities
24 -Walkerton at Goderich Allan, Goderich; Harry; Wind- ,
Lodge No. 554, AF and All, the
July 1-Goderich at Listowel ' sor; four sisters, Mrs. Nerbourn Essex Golf and Country Club,
8-Harriston at Goderich Pearl) Horsburgh, Holstein; Mrsan of Windsor. He served in
14 -Listowel at Goderich Gordon (Murra) Grant, Brussels; the United States Navy during
15-Goderich ,at Harriston Mrs. Thomas (Lela) Schmidt, World War I. He spent several
W lk t t Goderich Goderich; Mrs. Vaughan (Rob- i i Clearwater
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MEMORIAL LEAGUE years, John Charles Garwood,
(Including games to June 12) 84, died Sunday night in Alex -
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andra Hospital. A son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William Gar-
wood he was born in England,
coming to Canada 474years ago.
Surviving is.- one sister, Mrs.
Edith Whisby, Goderich.
Dr. E. Taylor of St. George's
Anglican Church officiated at
funeral services held Tuesday
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Geachy, of Peace Memorial Pres- Mrs. L M. Humber, Hamilton,
byterian Church, officiating. . .
Burial was in Sylvan Abbey visited friends in Goderich over
Memorial Park in Clearwater. the week -end. She was
accom-
son who attended Mr. and Mrs.
Hume Clutton's wedding an-
niversary celebration.
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cause by collecting one' 'et the 60
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two hits ofr Doherty. Larry Aid-. : •
sets, Ron Carter and Russ Hoff- 2 STEVEN :
ham had --three -hits for the, Bis- •
meyer getting two each. Gode- • •
rich played errorless. ball in the •
fast game which took just 11/2 2 ATORI - if
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hours to -play:•-- ------- - - --; _ . _ ..
F,rank Burns and Leo Racio- * of the •
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!MADAME de KURTHY'S:
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Larry and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. • DANCE et.
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Milton Fisher, -Mr. and Mrs. •
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Pete Zimmerman, of Goderich„ •
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Miss Carol Ann Zimmerman, and TA :
Mr. Bob Fisher, of London, spent •
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mr. and Mrs. Cleo 'Benninger, • JUNE 17 at 8 p.m.& 2
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of Pontiac, Michigan, visited re- •
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and Mrs. Wilfred Smith. ' a
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Goderich hospital, following surg-
ery, and we wish her a speedy
recovery.
• Congratulations „ to Brariy
Bogie who r'successfully passed
on his year's work from Grade
10 to Grade 11 at Goderich Col-
legiate.
We are sorry to report Mr.
Harold Johnston is a patient in
the Goderich hospital. We wish
hima _speed.Y, recaverY.
"Kathie-eri HaCrat leas -ac-
cepted a position at the office
of the Parkwood Hospital,.Len-
don. Miss Hackett is a graduate
of the Goderich Business Col-
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