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THE.GODtRICII MONA.
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IN COURP HOUSE PARK
BOYS' BAND
PET PARADE :AT 7 p.m.
Novelties, .BYnga; Fortune Telling,
a - Refreshments
"z'`F"D: Gordon • McManus, son of tr..
and 1l1ra. C. A,c`Alarius;^ arrived hoiue,
last "Thursday after one and 'n.. -half
years o'i:erSests, . lie'' and his : wife'
ifornierlJ °Suisse Helen M1ae1wau) are
at present' spending his leave at their
cottage .t hunter's 13vaeh; the buildinO•
Of which' by theuzselVes Nvas inter u; united
when.", Gordon.. Went overseas.
Flying.. Officer McManus .spent four'
au.ontlis in hospital laefure 4ieav ing Eng -
laid. 1Ie was seriously 'i11 for several
'days and later convalesced in hospitals
ia. the north and south. of Englaudt'
Ile is at present in. fairlyzigood health,
Ile has spent four years with the R.C.
A.J . and will .'report at Toronto iu
thirty • d
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SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPA.RDT01V', J:trne 26. -Mrs.
Wm. Farrish•and daughter>ttryE11Quu,
of Goderich, spent the week -end with
Mr: and Mrs. A. Schram.
Miss; Evelyn Donaldson, of Goderich
has been hired as teacher 'hereto re-
place Mts. >. Bryans, who is leaving.
Mir. and Mrs,' Allan °SChrara and
Muriel' •visited with Mrs. rarrish of.
Listowel -on- •Sunday. ,
Misses Marie Hawkins, 'Dorothy
Johnston and 'Ruth Bogie were success-
ful in passing their examination at
CARPENTRY CONTRACTQRS::._
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'58: NELSON ST. •
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WOMEN'S CASUAL.AIRES
with Dainty, Ankle -Swirl 'Straps, ' A11 shades, Green
Powder -Blue, Red, Black and White. • •
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_ $2.95` p
WOMEN'S. HALTER -STRAP TIES'
with Open Toes .and, Open Heels. • `Dominion Rubber"
Synthetic' Sole. All R d and All Blue only,
$2.45„pax ... .�.
.-For Men -and Boys we have just received our shipment of.:
"'THE FAMOUS SISMAN SCAMPERS"
IN PLAY SHOES FOB THE WHOLE FAMILY YOU ARE
MORE LIKELY TO FIND WHAT YOU' NEED AT
Roll Roofing
xN THREE , WEIGHTS
Now is the time to buy your
Rooting while the supply
lasts,
'HAY and'MANURE FORKS
GARDE' TOOLS
HAY EOtK ROPE
.AND, P1 LLEYS: ,
• Supplies are limited
.M: ,,, ceckenrid e
(Sueeessor to the late:
`,Fred. I:imit)
' Hardware and.. llmhing
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JUVENILE BASEBALL , .
aye. � _ •
P,/O. Joe O']G3riqu, R,C.A•F., left on • , .
Tuesday for Moi.ettan, N 13.,. to report The first game in the'Tory Gregg
for duty after a thirty days' leave league was played at Lxllibition Park
h his
on the 21st, w th Auburn the:visiting'
D. M. O'Brien, He' returned from team. ,
overseas a menti. , ago. . Auburn shawezzlr•lack. of practice, but
• : Stoker Al Douglas Orr, R,.i✓.N.�'.R., there is an 'abundance of good Material
at the disposal of the management, and;
son of Richmond 'Orr, is spending a they will be a much bettor team before
fifty days' leave at his `home here. the season closes Bisset started.in
Ile recently returned froze. duty Q.iu ,
T the box for Goderich, with Craig seri,.
Newfoundland. At the end of hiS leave ing theuu up for Auburn.,. .The hozx€e
he will report on August,3rd or duty
team played good ij ,,fensive baseball,
in. -the Pacific: but glaring errors on his team's part
Ail. Seaman.`Will.iam G. Mohrin is proved the downfall of ('rang and his
g 'llcee sor Beadle. 'V 1111 the game on
spending a thirty clays' leave with ice^, Jessop Pulled 1;issot out,
his Mother and Ills brothers and sisters, i acid: • sewn't Adaaul in. tol to some'
Cypress- street, before leaving for Coria- ,
elbowing. The latter, However, was
wallas to take training for' -the Pacific. in no generous Mood,- and struck out
Bill had'justgot back to Halifax after in succession the first sic men to op -
Windsor
a twenty -eight-day leave with pose him. '
his• people. here and with relative's• -at The final 'score was: Goderich-22
Windsor and Detroit when he got . an- runs -with 11 hits and 1 error; Auburn
other ' leave, having volunteered for _ 1 rttn,' 2 hits and 9 errors, -'the
tlfe Pacific. teams lined up .Las follows: H. Warren,
Flt. -Sgt. Gerald O'Brien, R:tC1.A.1�'., .3b W. Newcombe, •f ; J. Bisset, p and
ss ; G. Westlake, _la ; 1`), Scott, c; • ':,
arrived home year'sfrom overseas last Satur- Patterson, if ; J. Evans, lb; D. War-
andas . is spending: a thirty -day leave with . -.... .<
, a y Aublxrn. .-Plunl,;et;t, 3Il D Y-onn
his parents, MTr and Mlrs.. `D. 1VI ut 2b MTurri y _ 1lei auga:ll, If Bill
- „,u. ..:Craigs p and: cf Stith IBeadle, cf'--and'
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p';'" Jiiu McPhee- c ; MFae lls(341' -ss' S'ginn Edgar Pridham, wbo has sot- I,. Archibald, :lb; C. 1'iitterson, rf:
unteeied fol. service in the, Pacific, left . _
yesterday,' 'after spending-' a furlough JUVENILES WIN AT ItIPLEV a
with his parents here, to take a course
at. Ste. Hyacinthe, Q'uebee.
Former' classmates at Goderich' Col-
legiate -Institute will be interested '•to
know that Hugh, Matheson, who at-
tended G.C.I. in 1941-43, is now serv-
ing with • the U.S. Marines • in the
Pacific. Be fought in the Saipan and
Tinian m campaigns and is now ,pre-
sumabiy on Okinawa:
spentwit s parents, Mir. and- Mrs.
Geo Mathiesoh and Taut Glazier
• took second prize in the doubles.
tournament at Seaforth on Moudaay
.sight
George Humby was the winner Of the
jitney 'toutrna>ineut on Wednesday night
for the Fred 'P Oral*, trophy, Other
winners were: Z.d Frank i1:i.eArthur,
3rd E. J. Pridham, 4th Geo. Mathiesoit,
5th Chas, Allison Gtll Fre�ct Pi•'leee Tt1.
AL N. MacDona•ldi tIth.T, I,'rfiteha d.
AT M .ITI AND GOLF, CLUB
•The „lb:St ladies' held day of the
season. was :held at the Maitland 'golf
course on Th}irsday:• last. : Itesults• of
the .competitions were,,;as follows '
' Darivir g'•competJitien -1.st Mrs: •A. MC -
Girl, 2nd Mrs, 4'. 'Aheroyd. ,
Approachil g : and. patting••••• ihers. 'P.
Curry, Mrs. . 0. Smith, Miss Marjorie
Macfie and Miss earn Luzuby, all tied?
Nine -hole competition -Low gross,
M.'s. 0. Smith and Miss Elizabeth
Tonin, tied; low net, Mrs. �. Akeroyd•
and Miss Elizabeth Tobin, tied:-
Prizes
ied:
Prizes were donated by 111r. F. E.
Hibbert. A delightful luncheon . was.
se.'•vecl by Mrs, C. Schneiker, ,the club
caterer.
AMpre than and
persons attended
the bridge and luncheon held at the
Maitland golf course on Tuesday even-
ing for the -purpose of securing funds
to make . a nunber of improvements
at the clubhouse. Prize -winners •were :
Mrs: Frank Saunders and Major 1?. F.
Carey. , Consolation prizes went to
Mrs: T. Costello and I. J. Snider. The
prizes were presented by Mrs, Frank
Cutty, president of the ladies' ' golf
club. Mrs. D. D. Mooney was chair-
zuan • of the bridge committee and Mrs.
Norman .Jiackson- chairman of the
luncheon -committee.
.(ED 'CRASS NOTES
- Airs.. George Johnston, convener of
the ,Red Cross' teas, requests 'that all
jests who have been entertained have
heir teas' as soon as possible, so that
i
the 1 ii
C1 1
a well be c 1
ozull e tech, as the
mecca eater than ever
CC' • NOTES
•Knox I'respy tea fan_ .. church. _ Land
l4olth stiee¢t United church wtl} again
hold.' com»ined :seeA!ices' J
- rJ sly„ and
• Goderich continued its • whining August Ojiic1
Beginning -a. , 'uly' Sth,
Streak uu the County League on .Wed4.
tzesailay evening.* taking Ripley on 'the'
latter's _ grounds by a score. of 15.0.
The Ripley bo'j;s have not had an op-
portunity of 'Playing together 'this sea-
son, but they ,are bound to be heard
from before the season is over, 'as they
.displayed plenty of pep and have same
potential Babe Ruths in their line -sip.
Eddie -Jessop has his Goderich team
working nicely, but there are - still a
the Goderich..Collegiate • and .are home i Lew rough spots to be •Polished up, and
for the holidays. • the boys are asked to get clown to prac-'
Mr. and Airs. Cummings and Baugh- tices Whenever `possible and take ad=
ter Mary, of Detroit, are visiting the tantage of the coaching. With two
lady's parents, Ur. and Mrs. Chas. dependable pitchers' in. Bisset and
Bones, and -other relatives. . . - Adams, with Ainslie in reserve -and
Mars. •J. Watton and Diazt, of Gerald- Scott behind'the Oat, improving stead-
ily; the local boys .are well fortified
ton, spent ,three weeks' visiting with in the
battery department; 'and the
her mobars. Agnes Foster, wind. feeling so far has • been .quite---.stis-
other, .reher, lativa?s. ` • :factory for. early season • work.. .A an-
ager Jessop used both Bisset and
Adams in the. Ripley game, both "being
equally effective. D. Warren, came
through with a home -run, -while Jim
Donnelly contributed the fielding gems,
pulling -down one Arline, drive which
seemed labelled for Q extra bases..
Ainslie and Westlake chid sonne_sna zy;
'Workin-The infield, and 'the, whole'team
-gave their batteries " good support.
Manager, .essop is impressing on • his `
boys the fact that so far the opposi-
tion has not been too -hard, and there
_' . still .A. _long ---way to ,go before the
rpennant- is won. •
The teams,:•
• Ripley -J: Needhom, cf ; J.• Harrison,
ss ; R: Wilson, pi_ D. MacDonald, 1.b ;
Coiling, 2b ; Courtney, c; Ross, 3b ; C.
Strathgee, rf ; and 13. Harrison, lf. .
Goderich-I. -Warren, 3o; W. New-
combe, rf; J., Bisset, p and 3b.; West
lake, 2b; D. _Scott, c; D. Ainslie, ss.;
J. •' Evans, ib; J. Donnelly, cf ; • D.
Warren, .df, and Adams, P.
, Summary : •
• R.U.__._E.
Ripley . . , O ,<.. 3, .
Goderich 15 .11 • 2
BuSiness
Iuwge
Haying •purchased the 'Gen-
eral-Grocery
Gen-
eral-Grocery and Meat Bus
- ries--of Mr. -Harry :Mitchell;
Corner Bayfield and•"•Frit n
nia Roads, Mr. and Mrs. r ohn
Pattersonsolicit the .patron-
age of former land any new
ciistomers' and will do' their
utmost to• give prompt and
courteous 'service.
me, omosilmilimmosii.....
services \fill' be held in .,Nerth street
church for four Sundays, to be con-..
ducted by Rev; Richard "Stewart. On"
the -fuer Sundays of August the ser-
vitses.' will be held in Knox church and
will be conducted by Rev. R. H.
Turnbull. '
The congregational picnic of Victoria
street 'United' church , will be held on
Monday next at. Harbor Park. A pro -1
gram :of races and other contests will
.commence at 2 p:m. . ,
League was .played on Tuesday of. this
a•ce.ekr. betw'een Price's -and Doak's
teams, Price winning I-3, and' copping
the championship,
.T NEWEST BAND
OF "19�1t
and
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A SM SII : NI•�. , QN .
OPENING MGM
"Stan:. . P ttOr s.,..
1 Sax Orchestra
,, Featuring
Lovely:. my n e iii
Y 41a a ,Lee, Vocalist
Rudy Toth, Piano & Vibraphone
tXa.ek. Dann, Electric Guitar
Den Fraser, Vocalist .• '
and
"The Vibraphones" Quartette
YVONNE LEE . 1, ,
Midnite Dance Jul 2nd,12.05 a.me
SUNDAY' EVE'NING'�CONCERT JULY lst
• FRED • FUND'S VARIETY ENTERTAINERS
, BALL TOURNAMENT JULZ 2nd.
AFTERNOON _'AND EVENING Bend
Dasbwoodl �--
• Lowlry .- Grand Ii3end .'.„
NO. 9 S.F.T.S. CENTRALIA BIIASS BAND ON PARADE
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WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
Buis Schedule now in effect
Leaves ` Goderich 8.05. a.m. 12.30 p.m.
and 5.10 p.m, daily
Arrives Goderich 12.05 p.m., 5.05 p.m.
and 9.10 p.m. daily
Extra Bus run on Sunday only ,leaving
Goderich at . 9:30 p.m. arriving Strat
°ford 11.05 li:fn'.
Direct connection to all points
For- information -phone -British Ex -
.
change 292 or 717.
+ .. ► � ,. Throat) Band
Iiviug,_• Stars in Action
CARNIVAL 4ots of tames- - r Jitney
tteye
Dancing
Weilkey.TalkeYRa4ros Co� . c a
qi:r
°woe .of a'g ci u siC _
�
aa��1'S
•e>r'eshmen��� t� Laughs
me Early Admissioi25c .. S. ervke Personnel
cele6rate anad a's ..flirthd Cy cei Clinton,
P1tI.1tt•Alti
BE OARIt'D on WS ORLr
COMING EVENTS
• It is hoped to ' play an . 9xhibition
game on July 2nd against'' an all-star
team' managed by,, ."Gaye -ball" MfcCon-
neII, who is asking' the privilege of
,nsing:'one of the juvenile batteries to
support his galaxy ,of old-timers. ' A
game also is being arranged with a
Lenrdon or Strafford jwi+eniletea.ni, and
the regular` selieduled game. with Wing
haps will be held at Exhibition Park
on Thursday, J'uIy 5th.
BANTAM, BASEBALL
In _the first _:°overtinietilt in- the
1 Bantam Baseball League, Jack. Price's
team nosed out the Fulford, Clair at
Exhibition Park last Friday evening.
Five pitchers in all were used trying
to hold the'`ronposing sltwggers in check,
and only some accurate o tagging by,
Macrwan at third and a fast fin-
assisted `double play.:,by holland at
Second base prevented scores in the
':exciting closing .innings. Price, had a
comfortable lead until the Sixth;' when
his infield fell.'a ;part ancl'• the, ,score
was tied. Mc?hai1 was rushed to '.the
Mound to clued the rally, and Itt the
end of the ' regulation,•, seventh' the
•scoring stood 0 all. It was decided .to
pla.,y an extra innings, and with Mc
-
'Thai? continuing. his good relief work
Fulford failed, to Score. In the Pride
,half of the eighth, the first two batters
were easy outs, and"with two strikes
ou Craig Costello 'it looked all over
but the cheerifag° ,Fulford uncorked a
.wild pitch, beaning the batter and.
putting him down. for the full count,
When Craig reaehed ,first base, be ap-
parently took a,x new lease on life;
stole second oh the ;first pitch, and
continued on to third. A wild pitch.
by Fultord . gat away from his catcher,
and Costello raced hone With the
winning run, the ,final Score being '7.0
for ' Price, which gives hint the com-
manding lead iii the league race.
Players Price team - Moorehead,
Spain, Holland, Erskine, Westbrook,
Costello. McPhail and Wilms. •iulfurd
team-Pitlii€ado, Beacom McDonald,
I1ePwgn, 1 e11nws, D. Holmes, Baker
and " fcCuflough.
The Juneau game • in the : Bantam
•
THE KAWARTHAS
ARE CALLING
HE.Rg'S YOUR CHANCE TO WIN
lovely Honeysuckle Lodge in the
-heart of the Kawartha Lakes. Yours
for .keeps if you hold - the :.lucky ticket
in the Rotary Draw -on: July 21. Only
30 feet from -the . water's - edge., at
popular Thurstottia Park, Honeysuckle
Lodge has 4 large bedrooms, large
living ''groom, maid's quarters, -kitchen;
large screened and glassed verandah
overlooking Sturgeon Lake; garage
Furnished complete except for bed-
ding. Only 89 -miles from ,Toronto:
Don't miss this one. Tickets 50e or
3 for $1. Proceeds for Rotary Crip-
pled :;Children and Community. Fund.
Sond postal note, today • to Rotary Cot-
tage Draw, P.O. •Box 8, Lindsay, Ont.
Tickets forwarded by return. •20-28.
Mtn e -beautiful han: vet ; s:-.►�
Approximately 20 pairs
in a'1.00 bottle
So -easy to apply and quick•
to dry, Elizabeth Arden's leg
make-up stays on the legs and off the clothes. Water-resistan
Clings, until deliberately washed away, with .a blemish-
concealing .sheer textured beauty that trims the ankle--
, slims4he`Ieg. Be sure. to *ear Velva.Leg Film with bathing'
suits or -shorts, it makes your legs look sun -burnished ; ; :
-far more Lovely. - • • ' : ..
SLEEK ... The fragrant cream that romoves•bair. and leaves
the legs satin -smooth, ,85 •
Cam pb�l Is: Drug Store
Chesterfield Suites Davenports, Studio CouQ
�° � � � a `hes, all.spr`ixtg filled,. covered in
Reppf Colours,- Wine, blue, green., ane. rtist. Priced from )
$52
to
to
Steel Cots and Sliding Couches. , $7;01 and
16'x.00
- 'Drop Side. Cot Mots; 0,75 to $10.00.
Camp Cots. Each $3Z.
IntlitrOltE S `4.1714 PAIN r$
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