The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-22, Page 5BY MRS. WES'BRADNOCK
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ACW hears Peeps recipe for courage
The June meeting of the St.
Mark's Anglican Church Women
was held in the church with Mrs.
John Daer in charge. The opening
•hyrn,n was Glorious things of Thee
are spo.kee"the 19th. Psalm was
read as the scripture' lesson by
Mrs. Thomas Haggittp. `Prayers
.were led by Mrs. Ed Davies. Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell gave a
reading on "Be Kind to Others."
TIte Missionary theme was'given
by Mrs. Elmer Trommer and' she
readabouta church being opened
in the Arctic at Frobisher Bay
among the Eskimos. The hymn
"Let Saints on Earth in Concert
Sing" was sung. Mrs. Bob Slater
4'gave a• very interesting topic by
Norman Vincent Peel on .Courage.
His prescription was to read the
23rd vsalln on „awaking in the
morning,,'after breakfast, after
lunch, after •dinner and 'before
going to bed,for seven days. Mrs.
1+ Thomas Lawlor, gave a reading 9n
Give and Take.
The closing hymn -was "Faith
of our Fathers,''." Mrs. Gordon
Taylor was the organist for the
meeting. Mrs. John Daer thanked•
all who had taken part and the
.�+ president, Ivfrs. Elmer Trommer
presided for the business. The
minutes were adopted as read by
• the secretary,' Mrs. John Daer.
The financial statement was given
by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt,;The roll
call wasanswered by a bible
verse containing a flower or fruit
in . it. The travelling apron
received a penny far each letter in.
Life's Banquet.
The rector, Rev. Keith Stokes
informed the members on the
Deanery happenings. St. Mark's
has charge of the Ball's cemetery
P service on lune 25 at 3.30 p.m. An
invitation.. to Brtrssels,..to. =their-
_. barbecue on June`24th wa Y read
and also to their church seice
on June 25th at 11 a.m. It was
announced that there will be no
service at St. Mark's on June25th
' Bird' 'July' •Znd: °The-' • 'president,
M closed the meeting with prayer.
Th -e Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society . met atA,the
home of Mrs. John Hallam for
their June meeeting: Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson, the president, was- in
charge and gave the call to
' worship. After ~ welcoming_
members and guests' the hymn,
"Jesus Shall'R,elgn," was. read -
together. The,. devotional -period
was taken by Mrs. William, Clark.
The scripture lesson Matthew
6:19-34, was read alternately.
The meditation was based on
"'take no thought for the morrow,
for the morrow shall take thought
for the • things,. of itself." .She
closed with prayer.
The roll call was answered by a
Bible yerse containing the word—
Guide. The hymn, "Guide me 0.
T.bgu Great Jehovah" was read.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as read by
the secretary . Miss Minnie
Wagner. Mrs. William ,Clark
reported on the Camp Kintail
clean-up"day which Some of the
members attended. An invitation
to attend the Arthur's Circle June
Auburn Socials
Recent guests with Mrs. Ralph
Munro' 'were Mr, and ' Mrs. Bob
Youngblut and family, of Toronto,
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson of
Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred
O'Donnell of London. •
Plans were made recently by.
the Ball's ,cemetery Trustee
Board to hold their annual
memorial service on Sunday,June
25 at 3.30 p.m. with Rev: Keith
Stokes and the St. Mark's
Anglican Church „in 'charge, The
chairman was Mr. Frank Raithby
and • other trustees are Mr.
Norman McDowell and Mr.
William Wagner. 'The secretary
treasfrrer is Mrs. Norman
"McDowell: '
Mrs.. Bert Craig is a patient in
Clinton hospital.
Airs. Gordon Gordon Taylor, Mrs.
T'hon'ras'•-H•ag -an'd I fl : 'F"rank
'Raithby attended the Ontario
Horticultural convention 'field at
Kingston last week. :_
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
were recent visitors with'M'r, . and,
Mrs,,' Lloyd Raithby at
Dorchester.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies
attend'ed the Dorchester
Decoration Day and the Aylmer
Centennial celebrations over the
'week -end• '
• Mrs. William Clark spent, the
,weekTndwtthr fr4ends .t, London.
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�leidosport
At ,,Hanover raceway last
Saturday (June '17), Glen
Axworthy', owned by Brenda
Fellows of Goderich and driven by_.•....
William Caldwell, finished third
in the first•race b'eh'iTrd'CIa
Terry and Spencer Sauns.
Claybrook Terry paced the mile
in 2:11 2-5 and combined with
Chyanne Dillon for a daily double'.
(3-7) of $95.90. Mutuel payoffs for
the first race: Claybrook Terry
$28.70, $6.30, $2.40.; Spencer
Sauns $3.90, $2.70 and Glen
Axworthy' $2:20:.;
• Clever Larry, ` owned , and
driven, by Lionel Arbour of
Goderich . finished fourth in the
seventh race which' was •won ,by
Speedy Dag in a time of 2',I0 2-5.
In the eighth, Walters George,
owned'by'Edith Sam is of Goderich
and" driven by Dennis' Jewitt,,,
finished fourth and was placed
third. Avon True Lee won the race
in 2:09 3-5. 'The Yankee Girl
finished second, Count Rodney
was third,'Walters George fourth -
and Gander Song fifth, but the
Yankee Girl was, placed fifth and
Fount Rodney, Walters George
and Gander Song moved up one.
Avon True Lee paid $12.00, $4.90,
$4.40, Count Rodney; $3:80, $3.10
and Walters George $5.00.
The invitational pace was won
by Bullet Grattan in time of 2:,Q8
On the ,preferred trot, Mana
Hata finished -first in a time of
„2:08, Pats Lightening was second
-Bridge scores
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There were 71/2.tables iii play at
the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club on Tuesday, June 13.
Winners and their scores were
as .follows: Nrrs. Ken Hunter and
Nit's. F;'a'nk..Curry. 110: Mrs.
D.P. Worth;'. and Mrs. R.t,.
Mrlonald. 97: Dave Steep and
Glen Falkiner,• 94: Dr. and Mrs.
'', Stapleton, 901'2.
By- KEITH WILLIAMS
meeting was accepted. Plans
were made for the next meeting to
beheld at the home of Mrs.
Clark.
Mrs. Frank Raithby gave the
topic'on the missionary work done
in Guam and the work of Rev.
Harold de Groot in Mexico. The
526-X7596
offering was received by the
treasurer, ° Mrs, Clark and
dedicated with prayer. After the
hymn, "Where Cross the
Crowded Paths of Life' k was read
in unison the meeting Was closed
with prayer.. A dainty lunch was
served by Mrs. John°Hallam,
Goderich )t .=
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�lf News
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"by Ellen Connelly'
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Have you ever donsidered the.
number of hazards in the game.of-'.
golf?
In addition to the common ones
of water, trees, out of bounds,
sand traps, 'etc., I am told that a
passenger', in an electric cart is -
under an additional risk. While a
couple on the weekend were out .
enjoying a few holes with the aid of
a cart, the passenger, unaware o
the driver's intention to make a'
sharp turn on the fairway, found
himself being ejected from his
Seat, , as the cart suddenly changed
directions. So cart users,
beware! •-
Well girl's; we sure showed the
fellows that they are not .the onl•y.s
ones with enough spirit to golf
under heavily clouded skies. Your
participation in Ladies Night
certainly proved this fact. The
winners were: Shirley Baechler.
Joyce-- •Bolton-,Ma°rg-~Smittt;
Darlene Crawford, Ruth,
Brindley, -Adele Drennan, Sylvia
McGee, Dianne Crawford, Agnes
Bedard, Pat Dockstader and
Donna Crawford.
• . The attendance at Men's Night
was even• greater on„ ,Tuesday
night, with 52 fellows on the tees.
Since. the 18 holes are in play.
space is till` available for. other
interested golfers.
The. following is the list of
winners based on the Calloway
Handicap System: Bob:MVlcDouga-11
and Ray Volland, tied for lstao'
place,' . Earl Routly, George
Bolton, Alex Varga, Vic Powell,
Gerald Lassaline, Walter
Sheardown, Leroy Bedour, Jack" `
Meriam, Ray Cook, Harold
Gauley, Ron McIntosh, Jim
McLeod, 'Ken Crawford, Albert
Middel, Rick Dodds, oug
Crawford, Stan Connelly and ill
Lougheed.
Issy tells me that Juniors'
Night )has . been. changed from
.riday night to Saturday morn rl'ig,
as it was felt this a more
convenient time, in view of .the
activities of our young people.
Don't forget you can use the free
shuttle service, if Mom or Dad
„are unable to drive you out.-,,.
Next -Thursday night at. 6:30
p.m. will mark the beginning of
the ' Mixed Scotch 2 -ball. All
interested couples are asked to
sign the schedule in the -Pro Shop.
The Kinsmen'Club'held its final •
,m'eeting•, for the year Monday
night, with a large 'number of
members taking advantage of a
round of golf prior to the steak
barbecue and general meeting.
This, provided • an excellent
conclusion to their busy agenda
during the past year.
See you at the Tee.
Fisher Bonding gets
first win this, yedr
Fisher Custom, Building
pitched up their first victory of
the season with�a 10-2 victory
over ' Building Centre 0 last
Monday.
'Fred Pellow struckout twelve
Building Centre batters and
allowed only one hit. 'The only hit
oft' Fellow was a bunt single in the
seventh "by Brian MacKenzie.
Fishers scored two in the
second but Building Centre tied it
in the top of the fifth. Fishers went
ahead to stay in' the' bottom of the
and Goldies Cross, owned and inning with the runs for a 5-2 'lead.
driven by William Caldwell of Fishers put the icing on the Cake
Clinton was third. •with five runs in the bottom of the• Satttfi►' C ipper. sacci ed five runs
,. sixth Sports in . the. • ,-.. - td 2sTre' , .
The Goder�c i4 -firemen and in the bottom of the first inning to
Fors, Mike Russell and Monday setion has Brindle}
will be the participants . ,', ,Send . s,aadded
Firemenp p ,� ; ...�..-�.•..• '• �f�eati3R�M�0�9-�1: Y ,
Tri' 'a 'gait E; "' of " 0ortic "v" tiase'ball--"F•red--Pellowto'thr fitetwo 5rngles iia sterrTig" opposrr3"g lrildfiiCg�
three more in the second, and- one
Wayne Draper had a single and
double in three.at bats for DRMCO
and Hon Miller a single and double
in four at bats.
Clare Harmon and Frank
MacDonald collected the other •
DRMCO hilts. Bill Wedlock had a
single, 'double, and triple in four
at bats for Gord's Sports. Brian
Rumig had a double, and Jon Ginn.
John Irwin, Keith Good and Doug
Smith, all with. singles, had thE'
remaining hits for Gord's Sports
In this week's action„ Sunday
DRMCO plays Sandy's Clippers in'
the first game and. Gower's
Garden Centre .plays Gord's"
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BY KEITH WILLIAMS
' in the Tyke house league
Saturday of last week, the Pirates
defeated the Expos 14-4; the
Giants edged the Mets 8-7 and
-the Dodgers defeated the Cubs
10-4. This Saturday, June 24, the
Cubs play the Expos at 12 noon,
the Giants -meet 'the Pirates at
1:15 p.m. and the Mets versus the
Dodgers at 2:30 p.m.
TheGoderich Legion Tykes
lost their only game last week
17-14 to. Walkerton in Goderich
on Saturday of last week. The
Tykes held leads of 4--0, 9-6 and
11-9 before Walkerton rallied to
win the game. The Tykes play
agaip this Saturday.in Goderieh at
6:00 p.m: against Blyth.
The Legion Pee Wees also lost
their'only game last week 22-6 to
Clinton on,SMonday, June 19, in
Goderich.
The Goderich Lion Bantams
were the only team to win last
week as they scored seven runs in
the fotirt'h inning on Wednesday of
last week to defeat Clinton 9-'13 in
Clinton. This ' was the Bantam's
'only game last week. Goderich
had ten hits to Clinton's six. Four
of the Goderich hits came off the
bat of Pat Conlon, who had three
singles and a double in four at
bats. Greg Beacom had a single
and a double in three` at bats.
Perry Fisher and Rick Moody
each with a double and Ron
Marshall and Grant Shelton both
with a single provided the. other
Goderich hits. Four of Clintons
six hits were for extra bases.
They had three triples, one double
and two singles: Goderich pitcher
,n Marsnarl struck out 11 and
'didn't walk a batter. Goderich
.took the.lead in the top of the first
with one run but Clinton scored
single runs in the second and third
innings to go ahead 2-1. •
Godier• ich went ahead 'to stay
with seven runs in the fourth and
scored their final run in the sixth.
Clinton scored their final run in
the seventh. The Bantams played
Qn1 Tuesday, June 20 in Rx tet.
The Goderich Kinsmen Midgets
pelped Exeter defeat Goderih
12•�- on Sunday ot,1 st week ny
committing eigh4 errors. Roth.
teats had six hits but Exeter
made the most .of them. Exeter
batters had one homerun, one
'double and four singles. All
Goderich's hits were singles Slx
different players had the
Goderich hits:. Paul Kelly, Casey
Wildgen,.;fohn Warr, Ron" Willis,
Keith Williams and Glen Tigert
each,had a hit.
Exeter led °2-1 afthr = one
inning, 4-3 after two innings but
Goderich tied it in the third with
one run, Exeter .took the lead
ragain in the next inning on an
error, Perry Stover's double
which drove in one run and Brad
Gregus' two -run homer. His
homerun was to'right=centre.
GodeNch tied the game aga.ietin
the bottom of -the fifth inning but
Exeter,scored five runs irl' the top
of the seventh to put the game out
Of reach. Goderich came back
with two runs in the bottom of the
seventh to make the final score
12-9. The Midgets played last
Tuesday in Goderich against
Hanover and play this Saturday„at
6:30 p.m. against Zurich in
Goderich and this Wednesday,
June 28, against Kincardine in,
Kincardine.
The Goderich Rotary Juveniles
lost two,games last week; 8-5 to -
Listowel in Goderich, Saturday,
June Nand 19-2 to Port Elgin tri
Port Elgin, .Monday, -June 19:'
' In, the game with Listowel,
Listowel pitcher S MacKenzie
struck out 16 Goderich batters,.
walked six and allowed_.nine hits.
The Goderich pitcher allowed
only four hits but walks and
errors hurt the Goderich team.
Brian walked seven and struck out
eight.
For Goderich, Garr'Yeoinan
Was,
two for three with
two singles
es and Mike Redmond had two
BC downs Sifto .1
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Last Sunday, Building Centre runs in the first and fourth innings
collected 'bine hits and five base . and added two in the third.
opballs off Sifto Salt pitching to Doug Spitzig had two singles
d'feat Sifto Salt 43-6. . For and a double in four at bats for
Duilding'.Centre, Jim Harrison Sandy's, Bill Fritzley had a
had two singles and a double in double and single in three trips fo
three at bat and John-Poechman • -the plate and Tom Crawford two
had two home runs in three at bats singles in four at bats. Ken Daer,
and five 1ZBI's,• Sifto. Salt ,opened Morley Leeking and John Phillips
t . eo log ill the top of the first got the other 'Clipper hits,.. For
with four runs on two errors, two DRMCQ, Clare Harmon was two
singles and two fielders •choice. __ .far ',`our; 'Sandys pitcher,- Keno -
quilding Centre came back with Daer, struck out seven, walked
, three runs in 'the bottom of the six and allowed eight hits.
first when Jim Harrison singled,
PhilTurner reached on a fielder's
'choice and Johrl' Poechman's
three -run homer. Building Centre
went ahead with three "runs in the
second'• ,on two singles and an
error. Building Centre scored
-two runs in, both the third and
fourth innings and three runs in
the fifth. Sifto Salt scored once in
the third and seventh -to round out
the scoring. Brian MacKenzie
struck out five, walked two and
allowed nine Sifto hits.
In the second game "on°Sunday,
"Centre' and Fisher Cuskom
Building plays Sifto Salt.
In the only game on Wednesday
Fisher Custom Building will seek
revenge against •• Brindley
Plastering.
There are no Industrial League
games tonight but there is a game ,
of donkey baseball •at 8:130 p.m.
in three at bats.. Bob Willis had a
tonight at 8:30 p.m. in the fifth. DRMCOs�cored single
single and triple in four at bats.
Glen McNeil and Gerry Durst had
the other Fisher hits.
In'the''second game, DRMCO
scored a single. run; in the first,
three in the third and five in. the
fourth for an 8-5 victory -.over
Gord's
Clinton Raceway opens up this "
Sunday, June 25, with'postime for
the first race at 2:00 p.m.
The annual pee -wee Legion
baseball tournament will be held-
' this Sunday at the two baseball
diamonds 'in Goderich
Lochalsh
Mrs. Randall Sholtz and Jeff of
New Brunswick - are -holidaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brooks.
Congratulations -to all those
who successfully completed
another .year at school. • '
Anniversary services were
held at `Ashfield Presbyterian
„Church on Sunday with Prof. Hay
• of Knox College as speaker.
..,Larry Irwin, Blaine .and Boyd
Carruthers provided music for
the occasion."'
Mfr .. �t1`i�i�I :'""�'watr "M=�Le~d.`n•
were guests at a. wedding in
Wyoming recently.
singles in four at'
bats. l'hi1
Petrie; Clare Sager, Toro Wilisr ”
John Warr and Dave Patterson
each with„ one Bingle, accounted -
for the other ,-Goderich .hits:
I4stowel led 1.0 after one
inning, 3-1 after five, 4-1 after
six, 5-1 after seven, innings of•
play and 8-5 at the end.
In the Port Elgin game, Port
Elgin scored two in' the first,
fourth and fifth innings and three
in the third. Their big inning was a
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nine'rufl t ixth. Gtlri b tl•+Cl l".d
their two runs intoe sixth; hula.
Port Fin pitcher R, y,.
allowedtwo singles, strut); int
15, Walked one alto bit one batter.
John Warr and Mt0 Redmond. had''
.. the-Gddereh hits, .
"TheJuvenilesptayed last night
against, Exeter and play this
Sunday at 6:00 .pail. • against
Seaforth in Goderich and on
Tuesday, June ,V7, at 6;30
Goderich against Ghesley:.
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