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1V1C. HoIid ay 111 God'�rich
Full Day's Programme
AT THE • ,
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•a R.IDGETOWN TEAM
'WINS BLUE ROOK SHOOT
A „ pleasant and successfulday's
shantiztg was enjoyed ,by the Gun-
'Ulub members . and the ` many
visitors frofa all over Western On-
tario who attended the Blue Rock
shoot on ,atone 20th sponsored • by
the Goderich. Gun Club. 'Swirling
.winds of high velocity made' the
•normal task of .hitting targets an
achievement. Seven. ,teams coin-
• peted for the Carling trophy, which.
was captured by Ridgetow'n with a
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CLOSED
FOR
VACATION
jULY 8th
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JULto-
, 15th •
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BeattyWa-sher
' Service -
Hamilton St. ..... Goderich
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store of 96. St. Thomas...toot see-
ond prize mone'Y with 95, and third
prise was gained by Kippers' -sec-
ondary team with 91.
Other team 'scores were: 'Code
-
-rich 90; KiFPen 90; Goderich sec-
ondary 78; 'Dai rt -
In one merchandise 'event, _Lorne
Snaith of St. Thomas made a pos-
sible score of 25.
The 'Goderich Gun Club expresses
•its thanks.. to • the •merchants of
Goderich and surrounding it•rea for
the way in whieh they• responded
to the 'appeal for merchandise;
which ensured 'the success of the
shoot. -
Scores for last Week's Wednes-
day evening practice. shoot were as
follows; Al 'Linfield) 22 ; Chas.
Prouse 21; Bill Beck 21; Bill.
Lumby 22-19 ;' Jaek • G•ilbert 22-18';
Hedley Protise • 21.15: •AAhle±t,... Gil
bent 18-16; Jim . Naftel 17; Miff
Lowery 17. •
Hedley ?rouse• was high in the
doubles event with a score of 13. •
This ' Weeks Shoot . . • •
This week'.• shoot was' well at-
tended by —members- and visitors.'
Birds were average in a 'fight wind
and,scores 'were Wed.. , although
earldarkness curtailed the pro-
grain. to creme •extent. High gun
of the evening . was. ,John Anderson.
of, Kippen .with' a 'Perfect score of
25 -.and a near -perfect 'of 24.This
shooter . else won 'the handicap'
event. Hedley Prouse • Won the
prize . in. the 10 -bird.. event.
Over-all- scores were: John An-
dersont-.) Jack Gilbertbent23;
Il
ed-
ley Prosse 23; Rill Lumbo 23.;
Ashley Gilbert '2.1.;' Cliff ,;Lo,wery
2018. . •
'•TKE GODERICIi .SI arNAL-STAR
KI 'O,RHINE WINS 'OR 4 . I NEXT :WEEK'S PROGR$'
LOCALS' FIRST LOSS FOpt OO,ODERHAM PARK
•Goderich Dodgers lost their first Swirtlm ng classes w e con-
game of the current season as •they tinned, 'ata will the ut)eu softball
niet the Kinea€dine ladies on Fri- Recreation League;
day„night
Uoultrham Park, thtThe
Leaders' Club met and.
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visitors taking tlt� game.« the
t h
store of 9-5. •'
-di..eone Wilcson, Goderich's ace
Pitcher last year, now with Kiia-
•cardine, allowed the locals only
.seven - ):tits, fanning three and
walking two. Kay McKinnon, on -
the ulound,for the Dodgers,.AN-hilted
.
• but was reatlie wild sending.
fora b
t,r
ten down with free passes and ai=
lowing thirteen hits.
Audrey McCabe was. the big gun
for the Losers, ,cowing in with three
of the five. runs obtaiued by her
team. Scoring . Ott Kincardine's
part was divided amongst the whole
team,
Iu the first innings, Audrey Mc-
Cabe, after walking, stole second
SOFTBALL
JUVENILES • i
ATURDA.Y� JULY 7th
ro at 9 p.m. •
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BELGRAVE vs JUVENILES-
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•Salt.ford .1uVenilesl•
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AT JUDITH GOODERHAM ''MEMORIAL PARK
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ltelpcd make. nutp
the following pro-
gram 'fair neat week
314o say •Bicycle hike 'fora) 10
4.m. to 4 pan. ._
Tuesday—Tennis classes- Will be
held every Tuesday a.m.
'Wednesday ---A dull show and
doll -buggy parade.
• Thursday — Chtsses in square
dancing will begin 1`hursda ni ht.
r,�• g
Friday—Front 2 mi.. . tU 4 : pan.
the children Will make 4t tear of
the 11,1uSeun1. •
and games will - be in -
eluded in the daily schedule.
SEAFORTH PAIR TAKE
WOOD TROPHY
bases went to third en MeI ean's • Bot}•ling for the Frank Wood
infield, fly which 'Was. dreppcd, and memorial 'trophy took place on the
headed hoine as the pitell.er aver- ; greens of.the Guderieh Lawn• Bowl. -
threw .third base.' ing Club on Monday. .'Seaflirth• sent
Kincardine tante to life in the
third frame; scoring four runs. 'live pairs, Wingha.m threes Clinton
Geraldine Courtney was- the first two, Atwood two, ,,J 1yth two, and
batter. . She went down .on Ilam- Stratford, Brussels, Lucknow, Ex-
rison's misplay at third, Morlan eter one 'each, making with - Gode-
sent her to third, and she scored melt players thirty-one teams.
on -Stewart's single. Morino—c 15t•: McLennan and Gordon Muir,
counted when MacDonald singled Seaforth, won the trophy. .Other
and Dunlop's single scored SteWart , winners were; 2nd, L. Dale, and 4..
and Rae. Dale, Seaforth; 3rd, W. Nott°and
Audrey McCabe scored again in W. Newcombe, Clinton ; 4th, B.
the third on a single, stole tWo' Christie afid W. Miller, .Seaforth;'
bags; and went ixi on a passed ball. 5th, A: Crawford 'and partner,
Morlati, ,Stewart and .Rae in- Wingham. • -
creased the • Kinlcardine lead in - • -
the sixth frame on four hits: I1CL'RON-i'EltTli O.B.A.
'The" eighth saw the locals try to . STANDI.N•G•
regain their chances •of wjnning as •W. L. T. P.'
Audrey McCabe singled. Dorothy Exeter 4 6 0 8
McCabe hit a two -bagger and Hensel' . ` 3-' •7 „0 '6•
Audrey -slid home. Maxine. Martin' Dashwood • •r. 1 1. 13
singled to send Dorothy home. •.Clinton Colts , 5 3 -1 11
Kincardine 'scored two more in T.ucan 6 2 '2 14
-the ninth.. - • ' • Clinton, R.C.A.F. • , 4 6 0 8
In their last turn " at ba -t -the Centralia 1 '5 0 2
locals got only -one-y runner :across: 'Iitchell 7 1 2 16
Audrey Harrison went to first ,as Zurich,, '•3. 5 1 --7
Wilson fumbled the ball, She Goderich
headed, for second as the first bike- June 26— ,
span also juggled ft, Marybelle'•' Zurich 4, Hensall
Chisholm, • pinch-hitting for gay June 27-- •
McKinnon; and 'Audrey, i1lcCabe Clinton .Colts 5,Clintyp 'RCAF -3
both. grounded' _out to 'first) base. June 29— 7, •
Dorothy ,McCabe. singled and Harri- Tlensall 5, Lucan 4.- ' '
son score& Jean Fuller popped l;xeter -13, Clinton R.C'A.F. + G
out to tho'shortstop for the third' July
out.. Exeter '5, Dashwood3 .
Score by innings R H E July 3---
;Goderich , 101 000 021-77 5 7 -6 Clinton Colts' 5, Mitchell 5
Kincardine' OO • 00:4, 002— 9 13 4 Zurich 4, Luean. 3 • ' +,.. ,
GODERICII—Audrey lifeCabe, c ;
Dorothy McCabe, 2b; ,Tenn Fuller,
If ; Gladys 'McLean, rf; .Maxine
liar' .
i ten, lb ; ' Donna Boyce, cf ; • Vi
McAdam, 'ss; Audrey Harrison, .3u ;
Kay' McKinnon, p; 'iaarybelle Chis-
holm;. pinch llif.
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I:I A-11.DINTE - Dorothy Wilson,
rf; -Geraldine Courtney, ss; -Leone
Wilson, p ; Pearl Morten, e; 11'inniev
Stewart, '3b• Betty. Rae, 2b; Betty
Tucker, lb; C. IMaeDoluild, of ;
Ilalen Dtinl(ip, li ; Bee, 2b• in , Oth._
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=DODGERS WIN EXHIBITION
GAME, ,AT ' 1 ANOVER.
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Tonna Watson piitchecl the G+idle'-
rich ,Dodgers~ ,to a- 14-3 win over
'Tenons iAY, JULY •6t1i 4p51.
Fine , Weather and Good Program;
for Dominion Day in ° God rich
' There was ideal weather fir the
Dominion. Day celebratipu on lion-
ekes
itwould a long
c - u
I fact,
a f
d 1� ,
3
memory to recall a finer day. Tlae`
(Square was lined with hundreds
,of spectators in the morning'. to
watch the Dominion Day pzirade.
The (,ud$rieh Girls Trutullel Band
ander Sgt. ;Major George Jalues led
:the parade. The rlodet'ich .1;ilue
Water Band, tinder Capt. W. H.
.Bishop `vas'followed 'by 0 group
were
parade e
1 the )t
1
'sett( I1 h
oftis u s
I
t J
somed
specially tine fYouC
s,
although! ot
h
!the number was not as great as
:lead 'been expected. •
The wornillj, program, iaeludiilg
•tlie" children's races'at Judith
uooderhaui Palrk, was under 'the
auspices Of the Town Colwell. The
children's ,sports were. directed by
<menibet's of Branch 109 of the
Canadian,, Legion.
•„,. ' 1 4. 1 .3
Parade raze -winners
Prize-w'iniiers.iu the parade were
as follows:
Decorated floats -1st, Beta Sigma
Phi Surar•fty; 2lid, Junior Chaiiiber
of Commerce; 3rd, Kinettes. •
Buchanan) ; 2, Blaze .(Miss' 1�1c-
sou�'s horse a Port Albert, ."Billy
The Kitt"
and Jonan Buchtnt
n s
.
IiCtlePat of Gode th Was* * wo
u
by John' Buchanan in' the record
Ilwain).; 3, Johnuty (Bill. Gr€thatn).
-.Challenge race between Mel Dick -
time 4
u � of _•541/1 seconds,fastest .half
Mile of „the they day. ...President ltuglh
Hill presented, the $25 prize to
John Buchanan. •
Plinies under 12 handso-•---1, Blaze;
2, Bunny, G3Icy • (These three
horses were all` ridden by ntelubers
of the McIlwain family) ; 4, Beauty ;
5,- Silver (J.- Mel lw.ain)
Ponies over 12 hands -1,” I
Feagan ; 2, Roy Hillis,- Grand
Valley; .l;' .Doug. Feagan ; 4, Miss
:1'.[clitvain, 'Seaforth; ,, '5, Elmer
v
So rby ;''6, Bill Meths. -stair • • .
,Cheriet race• -1,. Art Thohpson,
of (Colborne; 2, Harry . Feagan," of
(3oderieh , , Hardie open., open- — 1; Prince- Royal
• ('Reg• McGee) ; w, N% ckie ()Eibrry
Feaganii 3, may The Kid : (Mel.
-Dickson) ;.4, Tony • (Miss Stewart) ;
5, Nancy (Reg. McGee).
Industrial and merchants' floats -Western Mystery, class -1, Bobby
—1st, D. Guitn'rd; 2nd, Al Lintield; Sox (Ray Oke • of Windsor) ; 2,
3rd, Imperial Oil Ltd..; 4th, Gode- 'White Sox (Ray Oke) ; 3, Blaze
rich Mauufac•turiug Co:; 5th, Reg. (lFisS Mellwain) ; 4, Jewel - (Mc -
McGee. - ;twain). Farm' entry—Ralph entry---•IRalph Morris (only The winner of the lucky draw for
entry) •, - • pony was D. S. Young,'- 2,6 Ridge-
_'!;Deeorated• 'cars — 1st, R. J. way street, London.
Brewer ;. -2nd, Marion MacKay ; 3rd; Harness --Races •
Gardner Motors,• . The Goderich starting 'gate, oper-
Decerated bicycles -1st, A.uleen' ated by Reg. McGee, • was used in
Fidler; 2nd, Marjorie 'Marriott;' the harness'. racing program, While
3rd, Jelin Simutons. - H . • - . Tory Gregg of W4ngham ,was the
• Decorated tricycles -1st, Robert official starter. ..
Riehl; 2nd, Paul Carroll; 3rd, Jim The results: ' .:�
Boyee...-, ' ,,' 2,28 Class, . ..
'Comic.. (adult) • — Randall Mar- Eta Braden (Bob Kirby,
•
riott.
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Comic ('boys) -1st, Ted .Tilrner ;
2nd, Bill Sturdy.` • . '
Coiuic (ladies) --1st, Mrs. J. 11.
Fowler; ,2nd. Mrs. I. Carter. • •
Special -1st, 'Harry lleOreath;
2nd, J. Clark; 3rd. Bill Anstay,
The Children's, Races.
As usual, there. was much interest
. . - Walton)
Cala. GJack"' Ga p m b ll
( e ,
Walton)
Delphine Spencer ('W, Oke,
Seaforth)
Mabel K. ',Brook'
Stratford).
Bester - B. Brown (W. 'C'ro'w=
ley, Petersburg).
11'aiter G: (F, Barris, Godes.
After 'Dark (G. Rammage,•
Goderich)
Ric'lnard Bruce. ('Reg. 'McGee)
Time3s:•2.17; 2.20.
2.24 -Class • ° ' •
Miss- Caine
'G
rattan (G. Pea- •
,l1) • 3
1
B11ie
L. 0,T. Burns, Seaforth) . '2 •3.
Just. Teddy (Pt, Santis, 'God'e-
ie _
011
7
Boy „ (H, Dickenson, '
'loltnt 'Hope) , • 4
Easter :Herich)aid (A. Stevenson,
• •5
�
Tinier: Z15; 2.18,
Fr
eee,For-A11
J•o .''Jiunter' ('Rem McGee). 2
Dillon Seymour. (•1 .. Dicken- • •'
son, Mount Hope), 1
in the, children's. sports. - .Prize-
wittilers in_tlie'ar.ious events were
as - follows : • •
• 'Girls,, 4 years and 'ander—Diane•
Seaman, "Kayron. 'Stoddtirt, 'Shirley
And Mitchell, Sharon Carroll;; Mary
lluckins, • • "
Bu, s — Eddie Beattie, Riekie
Iudi )tth'Chris.G Yh.m ',Robert
Riehl, 'Wayne
B'issett.. . -
Girls, '6 years' and under—Jean
Treble, 73.exer1ey , Anderson, '' ail
•Ilolines, .Dolma Gardner, I'ay Lee.
Boys—Kenneth Crawford, ord, , Jerry
'Doak, Kenneth Jeffr'e'y, Gordon
GJarrick Bud Boyer •
• Girls, 8 Years --Grace A. John-
ston, Catherine Naftel, Barbara
Good, . _Nancy. Hughes, 'Shirley
Brown.' ...
'Boys — Delmar Bedard, Donnie
Itielil, . - Frank Gardiner, . .Bill
Strtaughan, Paul :Price.
Gills, 10 years—Donna Masse,
Linda Allison, Rosalie Bedard.
• ,Rot's -•Harold Lamb, 1)On 31e -
Whinney, Donald McArthur.
Girls, - 12 years Mary Lou
Iluckins,. Pauline - *Fislier, o Joan
Masse, •- -
Boys --••Jerry ' Wall, llarold. Lamb,
Bev..13oyes. •
Girls; 15 ye trs ' AuIeen risber,
'I;fry Lou •ll ickins, I.illiaaii'Icr'I o un.
Boys—Jerry 11'a -ll, Lill Graham,
'Bob 1)ocksta,dcr' -
K ;eking-the-shi,e -=- :Indy Allison,
Louise C`hail►niau, Lillian 1lcl McLean.
" Saddle - Club Program
.'"'-*A;, large • crowd was on hand,' tit
Agricultural, ,Park- in .t110 aftertldon
for. the -program, of the thrderich
:4addle Club, With "Torj'" Gregg of.
\1'ingllant acting as 111aster. hf. eere-
111a mics.. The results Were: .
open run=1, Annie Laurie; 2,
Jewell; 3, Little Mac; '4., Pal o'
Mine.
Girl.' :olieu rttn 1 auk. tFfdna
Stewal t )".: 2, Annie Laurie (Anna
('hi holm).; 3, Blaze (Masks Mc -
1 In sin, Seaforth')' • '
Boys'. and arts', ,run, open to
11,tlrltl County --1, Tony (Edna
Stewart)•; 2, Little Mac ('Frank
llaicilanald) ; • 3, Je«•el (R. Mc-
Iiwain of .Seaforth) ; 4, Fair Lady
(Alma Chisholm) ; 5, Johnny (Bill
Graham).
• Boys'. and girLL', under' 14 ,(Do-'
minion' RoadMachinery Co. Ltd.
ti'oph}') -7-. 1, Little Pat . ('.1ehn
CLINTON' BESTS MIDGETS
- Goderich Jidgc?ts tasted 'defeat
night
file •first` time on :Friday
at Clinton. The southpaw slants.
of TBobby . (Orrick were too • much=
for , them, ..as• 'each player,. struck
out at least once: BiIly MacDonald
pitched- a good .game, abut lad poor
support. Only tiro of the eight
Clinton :runs were . earned.. "
The score: R. H.
Coderich • 00021 0 3 4
(Clinton `' 0 1 01 047;7. 5 ,7
LADIES" SOFTI3A.LL,
The-Do(tgers' game schecluled';'f'or
Brussels on. Ttii'sdav night -w.ac eau -
veiled owing to rail;'. _Tonight they
1)ltly the return game at' Kineardine.
the Hanover Legientlaire' in an
exhibition tilt at Hanover Monday
night. i triking• oat` . fifteen' :and RETURNING TO HER •
walking on.e ih eight innings, 11'at-
ten ,g-tce only three ' hits• to the
* osers, while they• got one run' in
tlie'tbird 'frame' .
.Peg Wood came In three times
on, tWo singles aiand a triple for -the
the
Dodgers. Other 'rusts hvere divided -
up
R(si(t Scarborough and Ilughes 1lovid's street. She i the daughter
divided cheres s for the losers.- Jean
"Niter .tcx)1: over for this ic�cnls,'in .01.
in . late. Mr. :end Mrs.' I.ewi>.
1:11aott, former Well-known.residents
the ninth, • striking •• sol • one :and, of `Goik rich, •
• giving' one bit. ..\ recent issue of The: Port 'Huron
Score by innings: - R. ITE r,
Goderich010 071.041.7-714.19 6.lime: Iler«llcl had this to sa}�, of,
miss l::'ll suet :
Hanover '^0;01 000 002—, 3 4 • pm.r Huron will .lose n• good
• I3attertes Hanover, `earho2'ou h ('if1/(11 1111(1 a good .:1)usin('.Ss in
:and q°ITngbes ; Allen : Goderich,
„I -414a Watson., and Jean]'eller ; mother wi+ek or two wheal ''slight,
9).6', white-haired Mini
Peg Wood, Elliott . will close her, hat shop at
D 'IIO'1't'I�ING 3071,(, ITt'lron avenue.
MIRE TOURNEY'Elliotthe •Ladies' T,awn !Bowling Club Miss I.is going to return to
held, its , first open mixed tourna=
tweet of the' season on •Friday even
OLD HOME TOWN
'Iiss 'fart'. Elliott aftt�r 'many
years in' business at peirt' flnroii
has'retired an(7 i�
. iia• rettlrn(••, to
• (rntlel'ii'h - -and . is ,residing , alt " the
inane of he1' early years on' St.
her,. birthplace at Goderieh, •Ont„
where •"I'ni going to retire and live
inh last. The winners were 'Ir, out the remainder of my daj-.."
Mi»A rilintt .says slie i'• -not selling
Minett and Mrs, nose, of Seaford; ;
C. -1', Chapman and Mrs.-1...Scrim-
geour ; 'George .Bneehler and Air:.
Earl . Allison; Everett Harris. and
Mrs. J. R. Wheeler. ,
One. sweetheart 'deserves..
another! Make your wife •happy'
with, •a gift she will appreciate
throughout every heating
season, every year.. Give" her.,
Timken Silent Automatic Oil
Heat!'She'il warm to the Timken .
Silent AutomaticWa ll -1~ iazn a Oil
Burner in 'more ways than one'
....because this m€der'n heating
method, .perfected: thirough years
of, developrent by 'S"iina.ken
Silent /Automatic engineers,
assures her years df" thrifty and
'' depen'dable oil, -heat plus a
hew standard of cleanliness
and convenience. 'She'l'l hive
it—and she'll love you' all the
'more! P.S. Y"ou'11;' love it, . too!
her. bilsiness, just "closing
She crime ,to 'Port -Huron - fro.m
Goderich afifty-two' year., ago and
started c6rking an the millinery
department of the E. C'. Boice
store. 'Her 'next lob .w•as in the
ladies' hat section of the' G. C.
•Meisel store. Slie opened her own
hat store on Huron avenue in 1900.
!Mise Elliott 'used to. •design, and
Make her own hats is until twenty -
live years ago, when Mrs., ,Frank
Stringer took over that job.
"I. really haven't had" a vacatibii
all these years' .it's till been
work, but I've loved it. People
here are lovely. I have had • some‘
fine customers and I want to thn114
all the people of 'Port' Huron for
havitl_g__l)em,. o it Lee_ etc) ale,"_31.iss_
Ivitii>tt, tied 'I'he"Thkek Tit?1'ttic1
Miss Elliott ..1111.: .cold hats to
•several generations of.' the same
family and she: says 'that some of
her .customers have bought - hats
from 'her every Year she has 'been'
in ' 'stlSiness,` "
"Goderieh - is • only eighty-two,
miles from Port Huron. I 'want
everybody 'from Port 'Huron to visit
the, when. they are in Goderich. If
anyone wants to.Write me, they' can
Just 'address the ,envelope t<)•'ine at
-Goderich. No street- address neces-
sary," she added.
Miss Ellibtt appears to possess
an amazing amount of agility and
vitality and gives. the impression
that the could easily" carry 'on her
bttsiness here far another fifty-one
years.
PROUDLY SOD AND INSTALLED BY
lectric
A t J./kiJ Olt
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-=Choice of Two Co'lors•.-+
Complete- with Ironir,, Pul-
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$6.50 and up
(Depending . on window'
size)
'(E., Litt,
2 1
4 22 3.
5
1 7
'3 8
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs,.. Ethel _ C ochan of 'Byron
is visiting friends in town.
'Ws. Fred J, Nattel, has eolne
from Ottawa, to spend the surunmex
in Goderich. ,
�ek
' lila
n
a Mr. Alb.
J.L. Knit and
o>E .Win(is.or were meek -end ,guests
with :Alt';;°, K. E.-Naftel.
•Mr. and .Airs. John Jacksozh,, of
Leamington, visited friends in
' ,,. -
�kUtlE1tG11 lit the week clad., '
Mrs. Chas.. Ross and "sun-ii'law,
Donald. McCapney,l of Detroit, are
guests with relatives in town.... •
• Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Straughan of
with
-end guests w} .
e ee
Barrie were w
g
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stra'ughan.
;fir. and •)trs, Dan• l aeD�unald'
'tied children, -of Windsor, • Were.
week -end • visitors, with their rela-
tives .here. • •. •
• • Mrs. John D. Pomeroy of -Kitch-
ener 'spent', a few flys With.. her
sister-in-law; Mals. Jas.. Thomson,
Britannia road. ' •
Mr. and 1i1ra, Q1un F. Breekow •
enjoyed a week's • varatione' with
their srtn' 'Hatrel'd, and Mrs.
Breckow" at Dutton. v • '
11ir. and_. \frg, } ,; ,. _ Hunt -
Louisville, 'Kentucky, are visiting
with the latter's mother, Mrs. C.
Clark, .Nelson street.
Recent guests 'at ' the' Bedfbrd
Hotel inelncled Kenneth Ingram,
Duti'erin avenue, London,. and. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry ,Hoebeke of Detroit.
-Dr. Harold Robertson, Mrs,
Robertson and clatighters, Ruth,
Mary, and. Joan, of Toronto, visited
Goderich relatita at the, week -end,
Guests over the holiday week-
end with Mr. and Airs. Malcolm
Mather were 11r. and Mrs. Arthur
Hand and two ehildlren, of Toronto
•11'eek=end ., guests with Mr. ' and
7, 6
8 -5
6 4.
2
5
1
Tony 'Mack (Bob Kirby, Win-
• t"o,1)3' 3
3ildad (Reg. McGee)' 4 4
, Tutees: 2.13.'; 2:14,
Saddle Club Says "ThankS"
The executive of the: Saddle Ctub
wish . tb thank -tb'ir patrons, who
at -tended the meet on July 2nd and
to annol`tnce that plans are ;under
way to. put on a •bigger and better
show. in 1952, with bigger and better
purses., ' .
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SOFTBALL
W.O.A.A. ' Intermediate "A"
Wed., July 11th
-iarton at - .Goderich
at Judith - Gooderham
Memorial Park,
+ at 8.30 p.m. + .
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• YOU :CAN'T 'LIVE
CEILING
E.�.G
-- so miiiy have most
of the heat up there?
Fuels like gas and oil give you
"oft' -sad -on" heat. Whef they're
off,'floors tend to -become•
draughty because warm air ,rises
-
to the ceiling. With Famous
Reading Anthracite, you always
have a bed of warm coals send
ih steady, even. heat from,
floor to Ceiling. Phone us for
that - - Pennsylvania,: oa • nnsylvaniac_hard
cos
1 d Trademarked Famous
Reading Anthracite, -
DEAN COAL
CO.,
Phone 95W • • • Goderich -
Mrs, Walter ' IIern "-fere Mr. R. J„
Robertson - of Tblouto and Major
and Mrs. -A. D, McTavish, Salvation -
Army, of. India, Major and' Mrs.
'Ici`avish are'nlis�saonaries in India
tint -are: enjoying their furlough
1(1 •London.. .' -
Professional Wrestling
Goderich ; Memorial Arena
21st
SATURDAY,' JULY
9 o'clock • °•
MAIN BOUT •
• SKY-H.:LEE vs. • YUKON ERIC
2 out of 3 Palls or one hour time limit
SEMIFINALS T '
FRED 'ATKINS Vs SUNNY' KURGIS
Australian Charnp
2 :out of 3 Falls or half hour time limit
PRELIMINARY -
PAT FLANAGAN vs. LEE HENNING
•
Don't miss' this - superb fight 'attraction - —=
Tickets on sale at •Craigie's and'Wood's •Newstands
and,the Arena
„'v5.,, •y::::'. ":+::�'�+,:.may.
.,h ♦i}:s'Y\:�{.'v ,..,1'riti��'r�'fit%i�C;ila1.•.....�.:w..:..v:"ry^�-.F�4\"
.-: �::�J•"';lbw%
I%Vhen the owner of a pool hall
and liqu'ar store in a Colorado
town . gave a $50 . cheek ,to the
Methodist Oli ireh, the 'parishioners
questioned acceptance of "tainted
money." But in the ptitpit 'nett
Sunday the minister said:
"There have been expressions, et
concerti over whether we should
accept a certain check. Here. I'S
that cheek. Verily, it is the dev11'h
m,aneN ,1 ,can think of notjaing
that will eaiuse the devil More pain
than to apply lits' money to the
work of the «Lord. ./. am placing
tett, check in tear fund. Amei.".
' Fro)* T11e .Reader's Digest:
MAKE
BETTER BUNDLES!
SAVE
MORE GRAIN!
z {, •w�t� a
JOHN
P--DEEi'E-
Cialn
Binder
THIS KIND OF TARGET PRACT
ts
In standing, down, or tan- '
gled grain, ydiu'Il harvest of- '
ficiently—'with a minimum of
loss—with ,a dependable John
Deere Tractor 'Binder. It's a '
light -running blender that cuts
clean ,and make; wellutied
bundle's. It's mighty simple to
adjust and service; operation
costs• are exceedingly low: .
Soo us for further details,
w. G. SONs.
SONS LTD
gur(Jn Rea4 -- ano 1132 ,
JOHN DEEREae'.7
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•
- • Yes, Junior scored a bulls -eye all right ,aright on your, pocketbook.
You won't be called on to replace' it yourself, ..but 'as •a. citizen of
Ontario an die of the owners of Hydro, you pay fpr the damage
in the lditlg ru • -
Actually, the insulators themselves are comparatively inexpensive,
'But the damage that "can result -from "a broken insulator can cause
, serious power interruptions by cutting service on that line.
Hospitals may be deprived of power at a critical -moment. Machines
in 'factories may be stopped. Homes and farms may be affected,
too. There' is the' added hazard of fire and if the wire falls to the
'ground, property' and lives are endangered,, '6
When an insulator is smashed, a crew of men and a truck • travel miles
to' locate and,, repair the damage..., and that costs money. Hydro
appeals to you to help to prevent xhe deliberate or careless destruc.
Lenon of Hydro property ... your Hydro -property. d ,
Published, in the interest of' public suety bf
Coderi.cb,,Public Utilities