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Thursday, Sept. 29th, 1949. PHONES:â€" WINONA 61; GRIMSBY 444; BEAMSVILLE 22 Cuy NIAGARA PACKERS LIMITED PHONE 151. FOR THE ANSWER TO YOUR TRUCKINC THE BELL TELEPHONE Daily Report on Sales _ A. RYANS | Produce Growers Since the war â€" Bell stock have million dollars. With thousands of applicants still waiting for wlephone service, many million dollars more will be needed for new construction. And this money nwmduuwmmmmm Canadians who are ready to invest their savings in the telephone business. © HAauLAGE © SAND Geo. C. Anspach Company, Limited Over 54,000 sharcholders own the Bellâ€"and ”"Mdhmnddnd'. ”.WMMmmM twice as many of them as ten years ago. "UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE SELLING METHODS" HARVEY EASSON Shipping Stamp and Pad on Request REFERENCE: Royal Bank of Canada, King & Yonge Sts. FOR TOP MARKET PRICES 74 Colborne Street, Toronto w A‘l‘ll‘ !A?’ l%lfllb sToNE © GRAVEL © FILL 1 CLEAN + EFFICIENT + ECONOMICAL their accumulated investments in increased by nearly one hundred COMPANY OF CANADA WINONA PAReRERREaaaeee ts 1 \ WER THIRTY ARE ONTARIO CHAMPIONS mm ‘The Lower Thirty softball team nonsored by the Community Club |SPORTS | Imwmxmunmn by the Community Club of that area, are now the proud and deserving holders of the Juvenile C Championship for Ontario. The mny.uhnnldnhoonlut- urday night, as they met Parham in the second game of the best of three serics, and won by an cight to five score, after leading all the way in the contest played under the lights in the northern village. I M isude d dE ie Om AAbtes ds ue uk ~< ty hy o Plruk e se w ‘The Thirty‘s story of success is rather like something out of a book. Certainly their brilliant record wmmbmm! would be hard to beat. The game on Saturday was their thirtyâ€"third contest of the 1949 season, and when the last ball had been thrown, The magority o 49e Pn Anie| gradumtes of the Lower Thirty Public School, where they firs! mwmmd'f.- waod Cornfort, longâ€"time principal of that school, and a great master not only in the classroom but on the softball diamond. For mary years, Thiirty school teams have dominate«t the softball interâ€"school schools tthree times their size with a zest to wiin that has stayed with them. Manmy of the boys went through midget stages and finally into Juvernile ranks under the capâ€" .ue‘qunmdflelrm!w Black aind John Stewart, both wellâ€" known beall players of yesteryear. It is scomewhat ironic that a comâ€" munity as small as the Thirty ‘mmmmmd the Juveenile C Champliorship for which there appears to be no trophy at the present time. It is an indicâ€" ation of how young boys in hundâ€" reds of Ontario communities are neglected., and not given the chance to compete in organized softball. the boys had earned their 30th victory. This in itself is a remarkâ€" team. ‘ 'l'oplmdu'nmnslmhr their great success is somewhat diffictult. It could be the groundâ€" work laid out when the players were not yet in their teensâ€"it ecculc be the fact that they have had the chance to play orgaa‘zed ball, thanks to a rabid community who have let them know that they are behind them and attend games religiouslyâ€"at home or three hundâ€" red miles away. Certainly much of the credit for the success story goes to Messrs. Black and Stewart, r capable and hardâ€"working cosach and manager. A combination of all} these factors are perhaps the reason why the boys are the toast of the .entire area this week. When it came time to make the 200 mile bus trip to Parham, the ’mdm-mmnm ty donated generously to the cause, and away they went Saturday morâ€" ning. ‘The chartered bus ran into clutch trouble and was substituted _ In the Parham team, the pitcher Steele was the main stumbling block, In the game last Saturday he chalked up eighteen strikeouts, more than Black, and also trid to score three runs in a lnst inninglly, but it takes more than one m it requires plenty of team work, little item the Thirty is packed full of. Individually the team has a great youmg pitcher to thank for their sucecess. Ken Black has hurled the majorrity of the kames this sumâ€" mer, and consistently has racked up fifteen to twenty strikeouts per game. In addition, Black is the leaviest hitter on the team, and has poled masy a pitch over the centrefield fence to help cement the thirty victories, His battery mate, a lad by the name of Brvce Felby, who took over the catching chores when regular catcher Billy Elack went out of action with a troken thumb, has also spark‘ed the team to brilliant victories. A very capable catcher, Selby‘s great baseâ€"running has done as much to upset the opposition as any other single factor. It certainly is not fair to stop there, for in firstbaseâ€" man Jim Freure, second baseman Bennett, and third sacker Morris Migus, the champs have held inâ€" tact a solid infleld that has come up with sparkling plays that would make some older teams sit up and take totice. Roving the outfecld, kids lre Clint Jones, Ted Granau and Rudph Hoffman have done an equally fine job, and share richly the howrs that have befallen the ‘The "hirty waltzed through the leaguewhich operated here this sunmer, dropping two games more sheer boredom than anything else, and then proceeded to knock off Empire, Waterford, Lakeview and finally in the finals, Parham~ last year‘s finalists with Selkirk. Waterford gave the Thirty their best opposition, as they had to come from behind in the ninth inâ€" ning to win as thrilling a series as any of the Thirty followers care to experience. The fact that it can be done is eertainly exemplified by the showâ€" T HE GBIISBY_INDEPENDENT in Wamilton. The second coach made it as far as Kingston where it ,;nupandm-uhumuud for still another coach for the forty wile jJaunt north to Parham. _ _ Lauiai dR pens iatiratmbnediant \â€" Su i Meanwhile another bus left Hamilton and picked up the hilarâ€" tous champs in Kingston, and got the players and fans back to their homes at 7.30 Sunday morningâ€"â€"@ trifle weary by this time, but still a mighty happy bunch. ‘The Independent joins all others in offering congratulations to the champs and the Community Club for a job very well done. s Thirty Parham In an American high school, a psychology instructor recently deâ€" cided to test the power of suggestâ€" lon on his class of 48 boys. So he casually produced a large coin and asked that it be passed around and examined carefully because of its rarity. After discussing another subject for 40 minutes, he request~ ed each student to draw a sketch of the coin, adding that the size ‘mmatum«-mh’fl"' ant. ‘The coin did not contain a hole, but one was included in 44 of the 48 drawings. When the four PEACH QUEEN‘S LEAGUE were asked why they omitted it, only one, the tough boy of the class, was positive he had not seen Protestant by faith. Karl Marx was a German by birth a Jew by extraction and a Wednesday, Oct. 5th 7:30â€"Rochester vs. Vedette 7:30â€"â€"Crawford vs. Victory. Thursday, Oct. 6th 7:30â€"Valiant vs. John Hale. 7:80â€"Elberta vs. Veteran. #:00â€"â€"Golden Drop vs. St. John #:00â€"Vimy vs. South Haven. 55â€"57 Main St. GRIMSBY GARACGE yssm e CAPTAIN BOARDS BLAZING SHIP To DROP ANCHOR woORrLD‘s chamrion VALVEAINâ€"HEAD ENGiNE mmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmemmmceemmemeemee mm e enCns CC COUD i ead Redmay 22 To Ls Listtm To tht bow AWARD SHWOW, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY â€" 7.15 When the oil tanker Eikhound burst into ET be~ sc yH um us flames at the Nowcastle dock, terrific exâ€" plosions ripped through her decks, A tug towed the vessel out to midstream, well away from the oil tanks on the wharf, but there was still the danger of her drifting back to shore. Realizing this, Captain Weston went out in a launch and, refusing to allow anyone to THE DOW AWARD is a ditation presented for acts of outstanding heroism and includes a $100 Canada Savings Bond. The Dow Award Committee, a group of editors of leading Canadian daily newspapers, selects winners from recommendations made by a nationally known news organization. h s T to prevent possible tragedy Capt. Gordon Weston, of Rexton, N.B., '*"”U_ pal wrparp Aapmaghe Eo"fln-..cflm'b’ WHEN IN A PRINTING QUANDARY â€" PHONE 36 DoW BREWERY + MONTREAL accompany him, boarded the burning ship alone,. Although the Captain was already “mmhwbw the anchor â€" knowing that another blast â€"pdbl-n-y-o-d-nuthh-hb- was successful and, hours later, the hulk sank. We are proud to present gallant Captain Gordon Weston with The Dow Award. A rraopuct or BENERAL morous whome im P.M. â€" CJAD 198