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'Announcing the Opening of Our
Basement House
Furnishings dept:
You , will find a nice assortment of the , following
Household Necessities in this New Home Department.
Drapery Cloths .
Cretonnes
Marquisettes Cotton and
Ruffle Curl iias
Cotton Net Curtains
Bed Spreads
Woollen Blankets ' ,
Flannelette -Blankets
Indian Rugs
Motor Rugs•
Harrison Curtain Rods
Window Blinds
Chenille Bed Spreads
'Table Oil Cloths.
Window Curtain Rods—all kinds
Congoleum. and Feltol Rugs
Scatter Rugs and' Bath Sets
Healthful Enjoyment Is Money's Best Employment—Let us all sup-
port the Arena in C>t.oderieh and.dev elop the youth of our eoininunity.
Silk
E.
Hibbert
PHONE -'86
.Son
Presentation
of Awards
(Continued front Page 1)
Shield, donated by Goderieh Public
-School Board in 1944. For double triho,
`graded schools, class 74. Winner—,
Seaforth Public School
Shield, donated by Huron County
in 1946. For unison ifhorus, senior
grades, class 73. Winner—Seaforth
Public Schools
Educational picture, donated by
Huron County. For Grade V choir.,
class 69. 'Winner—Victoria School,
Uoderich.
Wrist watch. donated by Geo. Fli-
nger, (odericl},. For boy's vocal soils,
class 62. Winner—Jack Kyle, Blyth.
-Shield, donated by Goderich Lions
Club. This Is a new award which re-
places the shield which was won out-
right in 1046. For two-part chortes.
class 71. Winner—Victoria School,
Goderich.
Educational scholarship - of x`25.00, •Trophy, donated by (Uu(lerich Eleva-
donated by Goderich Salt Co, For a tor & 'Transit Co. For the highest
competitor chosen by the adjudicator mark awarded in vocal classes 54, 5(1,
from the brass and reed solo classes. ,til Winner—Eileen Sutter, Clinton.
Winner—Irma Watt, Blyth.
('ash $12.00, donated by Huron Silver costes donated by R. M. Menzies.
County. For instrumental ensemble.ensemble.F,or piano duet, clans 25. \Vinners—
\lar Marg"
Hall and Loraiue'llaluiltun,
class 119:1.' \Vrnners—Blyth Lions Boys' Blyth.
and Girls' Band, girls' sextette. • Siler tsps, donated bythaw'
Thursday Evening, May 8th— t'uu Silver
Fur vocui duct. classes 7.i and
Pictures, donated tby I;abbette Gift 95.1\'inuers--aid \Ial'io llurtut:tit
Shop: Goderich. For the youngest solo ..lull Margaret henry, (:u(1t ikh.
culltpetitOr at the Festival. Winner— 1'(.n and pencil set, donated by F. T.
James Hodgins, Centralia t tire years Armstrong, Goderich. For the buy
of age on Marcel 4). uilipet(t„r -bussing the be-'t,,lltto.1UIns-
Shield, donated by Huleproof Hosier;t ' s11ip 111 tlu' p01110 u1(1 c1;best„, inclusive.
1'u„ (;udf'1'ic•11. This is a new awllyd j"\Viun('r-1>avi�el Perl'io, Brussels.
presented in 1947 for annual co)ulpeti �11ver—cups, 1 donated Br ss C. At -
withFor unison chrus, rural schools trill, Goderich. For ;('(iilcgiato girl,'
\v itis ens ululent (�f twenty v vocal trio, class s c .
GODERICH SIGNATIT TAU
OBITUARY
.GEORGEDAE
native of Auburn, but resident -of
Colborne township ,Ror the cast twenty-
eight years, George W. Daer • died
suddenly from a heart attack ty his
farm ou May 6th, aged
ht
years. Surviving are his wife, form-
erly Anna , Dietz; a son, Walter, of
Goderich; four brothers, Robert and
William, of • Goderich, Herman, of
Myth, and Samuel, of Auburn, and
three Asters, Mrs. Joseph - Miller, of
by P. F. Carey and C. F.
Chapman,
pman,
Goderich• For junior p
section, classes 17, 18 and 20. Winner
---Jane Graham, Goderich.
Shield, donated by Huron County:
For two-part chorus, rural schools with
euroluheut of twenty or over; class 51.
S.S.No, 8, McKillop.
Wrist watch, donated' by •Reg. Bell,
la iderich: For boy's vocal solo, class
43, Wiener ----Mac Taylor, Walton.
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YOUR FRIENDLY
I.D.A: Drug Stor
Competitive Prices and Personal Service.
Specials and Reininders for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
SPRING COLD IsTEEtS
COMB SPECIAL
Ladies' Curl Comb
4c ea.
Folding Curl Comb
8c — 2 for 15c
- ENLARGEMENT -
SPECIAL
5 x 7 in. unmounted.
20c-3 for 57c
Cherry Cough Syrup 19e
Children's Cough Syrup :19e1
,
Health Salts, I.D.A. 59e
111ergi-Tabs
..$1.00, $2.50, $7.00
End's\ Fruit Salt ..• .... 59e, 98e
Kkovah Salts ....'. 29e, 79e
Lantignie "B” ....... : r' • • , $6.00
Stearn's Kasagra..25e, 50e,, 90e
I.D.A. BRAND SPECIALS
You can make substantial savitng:, osin::hese useful I.D.A.
Brand Drug Products spec ad.ly priced for Thursday,
• Friday and Saturday'. Sc
BORAX ----s8 ounces, reg. 10c 18c
'CASTOR Oft, --1 ounces, reg.- 25c•
COLD TABLETS -45's, 'S, eeg..2>e - 10c
;.iI PENCILS—with-eraser, .....A . „ 3 for 10e
' IODIZF:I) Throat Gargle -=reg. `'.ie 9 19c
IODIZED Throat Tabs. reg. 25c • 19e
• POWDERED PUMICE ---2 ozs., reg. 10e' Sc
ile
SALT .PETRE-1 ozs., reg. 10e ..
MUSTARD RUB -1 ounce„ reg. 25e 1i9e
e
• BLOOD PURIFIERe---•16 ozs., ,reg. 89e -
. I.D.A. Brand
SYRUP OF I• IYPOPIHOSPHITES
. ulatin tonic for run-aloWii - iit'hn: ; ehr7onie bronchitis, etc. ° -
.'� stem fi
16 ounces — regular 98c ' 70c
• HAIR NETS
"Rosejoli" £
1Oc-3for 29e
PATRICIA
Apple Blossom -
Soap' 15o
2 for 290
Auburaa, l rs, Roc Willis, of Goderich$
and Mrs. Stephen Theodore,
Listowel, The funeral service was 1t'eld
at the l rophey fuker€ti ht)me on Thurs-
day, May .8th, and was conducted by
Rev. Richard Stew,ar t. of Knox Pt s-
byterian ehurch. The - interment was
in C•olberne cemetery. The pallbearers
were nephews, Murray, John, Roy and
Louis Daer, Jack Leaman and LIOtti
miner.
car u\'e1', ridge, . '(t \\'11Illkl's RUSe
(class "}.)1. \Vit111c'r' ti.5. No. ti, \ic
Iiillup. Marie Hartman, Catherine Cutt, Mollie
Bisset, Goderich, cups, donated by Goderich cups, clop€Itcd by R. Brecken-
Separate School Board. Fln piano ridge, Goderich. For piano duet,
duet. class 27. Winners --:-Helen P1iA- cl€Isses 21) and 30. - Winners—Diary
halo and Marilyn Elliott, Goderich. 3lorritt and Shirley Robertson, Gode-
Silver metfill, first prize, donated by rich.
Huron County. Cash $2.50, second Educational scholarship, $50, don -
prize, donated by Dr. • J. M. Graham,
Goderich« For boy's vocal solo, class
46. Winners--lst Richard Snell,
Londesboro : 'ynd• Terence Pearson,
C'tintrin --
MRS. WILLIAM HARDY
The death of Lorena Cloakey, wife°
of. _William hardy, occurred in Alex-
aiu ra `Hospital on- Monday afternoon,
in her forty-ninth year. A native of
London, Mrs:. /Tardy had been '-a rest;
dent of Colborne township for some
years bei'ore coming to Goderich four
years ago. Besides her husband, she
is survived by three sons, William, of
Colborne township; Clarence and Ron .°
aid, at home; and four .daughters, Mrs.
Morley Liningtou (Margaret) , Salt -
ford ; Mrs. Leslie Saunders (Dorothy) ,
Goderich ; Al -ice and Eleanor, at bome.
The funeral was held from the Brophey
funeral home this (Thursday) after-
noon, the service being conducted by
Itev. L. II;, Turner. Pallbearers were
Thos. Drennan, Girvin Young,'Carman..
Brindleyt A. J. Ferguson, David Mc-
Millan and Morris llc`Ifllau: .Jlnter-
ln(•llt \\' I".i" i11 Colborne cemetery.
INSECTICIDES, et.c.
Aer-A-Sol' Bomb $3.95, $4.98
Deacon Mouse Killer 25e
Berton Moth Proofer..$1.31, $2.5'1
Fly -Tort 24e, 43e, 73e
Larvex ..83e, $1.29, $1.9$, $2.98 4.
Moth -`tog 49c; 89e
Sloth-Ded 25e, 39e
Shellto ... 24e, 43e, 73e
On " e90
alt Xs Money's Belt ' iso est.
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G'G t.
God,erich
Shield, donated by Huron County
1943. For double trio, rural schools,
classes 53 and 54. Winner—S.S. No.
11, God('rich, and S.S. No. 11, Hullett,
tied for this award, and the adjudicator
awarded custody of the shieldsfor .1947
to- S.S. 11; Hullett,
Lily Kellogg educational scholarship
of $25, donated by Miss Anti Wurtele.
For vaolin solo classes inclusive. Win-
ners—Barbara and Christine Schutz,.
Goderich, tied for • the award.
-Educational scholarship, $25, donated
by Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E., Godes
rich. For buy's vocal solo, classes 47
and-. 60. Winner—George • p'\Iiiburn,-
Goderich.
.. Fountain pen, donated-- by Central
-Home and School Club, Goderich. Sec-
ond prize, for classes 47 and 60. Win-
ner—Kenneth Keys, Varna. I4.2
-.Educational-. scholarship, $25. Edon 44
• MRS. AWILLIAM F1:AGAN
There Darrell away in Queen Alex-
andra . Sanitariiull, London. on May
Iltl1, Lottie (arae(' Feagan, \wife of
William l'eagatt, after, all illness of
four and a --half years. The de(•eased•
vv71s the daughter of Mr. Clarence Wal-
ters and the lute Mrs. Walters and:was
burn in Colborne ("owlisit1)-fort y -se yen
years ago. .After her marriage she
lived at Goderich and 8110ddt:11. One
son, ,lack, was killed in active service
with the R.C.A.F. Surviving, besides
her hilsnand, are her father, Clarence
Walters, of Auburn ; two 'brothers,
Frank, of Hamilton, and Benson, o
Toronto; two sisters, Mrs. 1). E. Glid-
don (Maizie) , of Holmesville, and Mrs.
Arthur Grange (Dorothy) , of Auburn.
A private funeral servicet.was held on
.ted by Goderich Music Club. For. May 13th at the' home of Mr. and Mrs.
senior .piano solo,.,classes 10, 12, 13, Stanley Vanstone, Benmiller, followed
14, n1, 23, 25. Winner—Phyllis Han- by a public service in Benmiller United
ley, ,Clinton.
Rose bowl, donated by Sherlock -Man-
ning Pianos Ltd., Clinton. For the
higher£ mark awarded in the Piano
solo classes inclusive. Winner—Edna
Martin, Brussels. Huron
Silver medals, donated by
.County, were awardeeas follows:
Winner -
-nary Curry, Goderich. -
-Mary Clark, Goderich,
—Lena Miller, Brussels.
Class
2
3
5
6 and 15 —Edna Martin, Brussels.
7 —Karen Btischlen, Brussels.
8 and 9 —Lois Campbell, Goderich.
10 Shirley Robertson, Gode-
- • rich.
12, 1.3, 14 —Thelma Brothers, Brussels.
17 and 18 —Loraine Hamilton, Blyth.
37, 38, 39 —Eleanor Driver, Goderich.
X41
—Jannette Benermann, Wal-
ton.
—Claire Taylor,- Walton.
Donna Fowler, Bayfield.'
45
ayfield.-
45 —Buster Shaddick, 3;lyth. •
,46 Richard Snell, Londesboro:
47 Bobl,)y Moorehead, Sea -
forth.
--Beverly' Boyes, Clinton.
—Helen Pridham, Goderich..
Club in 1943. .For rural schools wi▪ th Gloria • Sibthorpe. Blyth.
enrolment tender` twenty, Blass 52.18 83 Barbara Ann McVi.ttie, Gode-
•
rich.
119', 100, 101—Mary Kyle. Blyth. •
104 s; 106 —Bert Lyddiatt, Blyth.
1054. 107 —Robert Marshall, Blyth.
Note—Winners of scholarships and
special prizes do• not receive medals
for the same class.
Prizes Held Over . •
Two prizes, owing, to lack of com-
petition in their respective classes, 77
and 79, are held over until the 1948
Festival—the shield donated in 1946
by II, M..;Ford. Goderich, ,for Collegiate
girls' double trio, and the silver chat-,
"lenge cup, donated in 1946, by S. H,
Prevett, Ggderich, for Collegiate chorus.
.ted _ by Ahmeek . Chapter, I.O.D.E.,
Goderich: For girl's vocal solo, classes
44, 63, 82, 83. Winner-Tt ranter Brere-
-fon, Goderich.
Friday Evening, May 9th— •
Shield., donated. by Goderich Lions
58'
59
church, conducted by Rev'. U. E. Cron-
hielm. The pallbearers were Stamens
Vanstone, Geo. Feagan, D. E. Glidden,
Arthur Grange, Geo. Filsinger and
Verne Gledhill. Interment . was in
Colborne cemetery. •
- EDWIN B. TILT •
A former resident, o.f Goderich, Edwin
B.. Tilt, B.Sc., died at his home, 352
Metcalfe '€ave., Westinount (Montreal) ;
on April 20th, in his sixty-ninth year.
He vv€Is a son 'of -the late .Thomas Tilt,
who was proprietor of the British. Ex-
change Hotel here for , a number- - of
year; and was Miryor of Goderich in
1906. After wending years- of youth
and young nlan'hood in Goderich, "Ed."
Tilt took a course at McGill University
"and graduated as a B.Se. In 1903. He
served- on `the staff of 'the University
for a time and was the first secretary
of • the graduate; endowment fund, in
'connection witih'which he accompanied
the.late Sir Arthur Currie, before the
latter was named principal of McGill,
on a Dominion-vvide5 tour in the inter-
ests • of the fund. Later ,he had. 'a
varied career in engineering and busi-
ness and in the first, Great War was.
director of shell -testing for the Domin
ion Government. During the second
Great War he served as vice-president
of the National Munition Co.'s plants
at O}eon: N.Y. Ile was a native of
Waterloo, Ont. Survivors include .his
wife, formerly Miss Mabel Peters of
Quebec City ; two daughters. Mrs.
Harold Stewart and \Irs. John H..ealc-
Dougald, and four grhndchildren, all
of Montreal. The funeral took place
on April 22nd,- and burial'vvas in Mount
Royal cemetery. "Eddie" Tilt was one
of the most popular young' men of
Goderich when a resident liHe.'(+nd is
still remembered with affection 1)5 old-
timers.
Willner—S.S. No. 16, Ashfield.
Cash $10, first prize, $5, second prize,
donated by Goderich Elevator & Tran-
sit Co. For vocal dteet, class 55. Win -
i net' -1st Laurene and •Bernice Doerr.
Walton : 2tid Norma Sherwood and
.roan Rivett. Dungannon.
Educational scholarship, $25. don-
ated by Women's Institute of Goderich.
• For junior piano solo, classes 4 to .�
;and 15: Winner—Barbara - Middleton,
Goderich.
Educational scholarship, $25, donated
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PATTER$ON'S
Fresh Meats
Groceries
AND •
Dry Goods "
--SUNOCO GAS AND OIL—
Morning Delivery--Phoi,ie 611
SAT. SPECIAL
SHREDDEb COCOANUT
SUPPORT GODERICH'S
NEW ARENA CAMPATGN
''` R,P,% '.jcn MAX x11, 2217 m.
Canadian Beautification Campaign
MAY 12th, to 24th
Goderich Board of Trade, i,r connection with agorementio>lied
national aampaigair; urges Goderioh oitizens to
PAINT UP! CLEANUP!
LIGHT' UP!' 1'
To help you do this we have—
* . Flo -glaze pai:sLts and varnishes. '
.� * Lawn mowers, sprinklers, chimes, f a .s i; ouz gIOOVer
Vacuum Cleaners. ,
* Everything in Lighting Fixtures, indoor and out,
to brighten up your home. Table and floor lamps.
Healthful Enijoyment Is Money's Best Employment.
onr l Let' (bait/ aof
remember the "Community Spirit."Get y.
therm) behind the Arena Campaign. e
GODERICH HOME
APPLIANCE SHOP
R. H. CORNISH, Proprietor
PHONE- 141
d
w—
months. . . . At St. Mark's Anglican
church a mothers 1h choir led in t
service of song and rendered an an:
them. .' The Mother's Day program
was carried out in the Baptist church,
the first story being told by Evenrs.
.
Raithby , and the ,seecond by \I
W.
Vesterfelt. Miss Elaine Johnston sang
,a solo. . At Knbx Presbyterian
church beautiful baskets of lilies,
stocks and carnations were placed,' in
NEWS OF
AUI3URN'
AUBURN, May 13.—Miss Frances
Houston, R.N.,' of_ London, 'spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. John Houston. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and
daughter. Karen, ---of Senforth, spent
•the week -end with Mrs. Nicholsons:
father. Mr. J. J. Wilson. Phil
.,Misses Jean Scott of Goderich.dred Scott, R.N.. of Mitchell. and'Grace
Scott,. of Sea forth, were week -end
Visitors with their father, R. J. Scott;
:111(1 brother. -Ken. Scott.
- Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Orange 111.4 wci'1: were Mrs. Mae Hop-
l:itts, of Pickford. Mich., and Mr. Don -
711(1 ('hisholnt. of ..Brantford.
Mr, and Mrs. RevPrli* Frech :and
denghter Margaret Elien. ofdn-Detroit.
spent the week -end °,1kIfth Mrs. French's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beadle,
- .•.:11r. R. J. Sontt nod Mr. 1)011 McLean
of Kinta11 visitec'1 fridrtds 111 Detroit
last week. -
:\ir. I)on`ild ('anlpbell of Toronto
spent the week -(•n1 with his patents,
Mrs and ,Mrs. Albert Campbell.
Mr. and .firs. Gordon Dobie, Gerald
.and Bill Dobie spent Sunday with
relatives in Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClinchey and
Mr. and -Mrs. Emnierson Rodger enter-
tained •their friends and 'neighbors in
the Foresters' Ball nn Friday. .insic
for daneitlg -was supplied ,by local.
talent. Lunch was served.
- The monthly meeting of the Women's
Institute will he held in the Foresters'
MU on Tuesday. May 27th, at 2 p.m.
A report of the distriet annual will he
given. Hostesses --Miss Viola Thomp-
son, Mrs. Roy Eassom. Mrs. L. Ruddy
and Miss Amelia Mellwain. _Will the
members please note the meeting is a
Week later on Recount of the district
annual being held in Blyth oti May
CLEARING SALE
OF
COSMETICS and,,.
TOILET GOODS
HAS PRICE
See Our Smart 1
WOVEN SEErRSUCKER
DRESSES •
Sizes 38 to 44.
PRINTED SEERSUCKER
Sizes 46 to 52.
$4.95
GOD]ERICI
DOLLAR STO1E
Mrs. W. T. Robison is visiting her
sister, of• Fergus, who has been quite
111.
Mss• Elizabeth Nicholson is'a patient
in the Goderieh hospital. ' c�
Miss Lila Yungblut., R.N., of the
staff- of Goderich hclspitalt visited. itt
her home here this week. '
Presbyterian. W.M.S.—The • W.M.S.
of Knox Presbyterian church held their
May meeting at the -home of Mrs.- ,J.'
Wagner, with the 'president, Mrs. W,
T. Robison;'presiding.- The tlevotional
period was taken by sMrs. 'Wellington
Good. Au invitation from the '.Blyth
Auxiliary to meet With. thele on May
23rd was accepted. The roll' ('1111 was
answered - with- the name of -a Bible
mother. The topic taken from the
study . book, "Toward a Christian
India," and dealing with the lives of
Hem's" Martyn, Wm. Carey, Dr. Buch-
anan and- I)r. Wilkie, \vets., given by
Mrs. Jas, Woods, Mrs, John, ---TIoustun
exl)ressed'-'regret. at Ml's. Woods' re-
moval from t11iss•district its the very
-near future )ui(1 frogs the W.M.S. •of
which she is a member, and on behalf
of the \V.M.S. Mrs. Ross presented her -
with a, gift. Mrs. Woods expressed
words of appreciation. 'The meeting
closed .with a..1r1'Inn and prayer by
Mrs. Robison. The" hostess served re-
freshments: -
•
Baptismal ,,Fon Presented. ---:special
Mother's Dky --services- were held- .in
the local- churches last Sunday. •Dar-
ing the service at. Knox United church
a memorial. baptismal font was pre-
sented to the church by Mr. R. D..
Munro in behalf of Mrs. Cllas. Tlnoifip-
son of Vancouver. • This beautiful
article'of church furniture was accepted
as
'11 memorial to Mrs. Thomps.on's
mother, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Moore,
and her two brothers, Pte. John Lyons
Moore and Pte. 3. Gordon Pierce :Moore,
both of .whom lost- their. fives in the
war of 1814-1918. After the dedication
of the memorial font, the following
children were baptized : John Creal:g, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur; Carolyn
Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Craig; Rose Marie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, iVin. Haggitt ; Alberta Jean,
daughter o2 Mr. - and Mrs. Albert
(loader : John' Gary, son of Mr. an(1'• Mrs.
E. Rodger ; Barrie Allan, son of Mr.
• and Mrs. Robt. Turner, and Elizabeth
Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Robinson. The church, was filled to
eapsacit7. The mother ' choir Gang two
appropriate and excellent anthems. The
flowers were very „beautiful, one boort•
quet of rod earhatlous being the gift of
the likra et',
Who etas been 111 d mothers 1 foulairy cow
•
20th?
Announcement:
D. D. MacMJLLAN
wishes to annouucC he has located his Plumbing and Heating
busbies at H. A. Jerry's Coal alid Tfo.rdWare and solicits
your patronage. ' .
Agent for Good Cheer Stoves and rurnates and
Beatty Pumps said Pressure System*
PHONB 5711 •
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WEST ST. -
the chancel in memory of departed
members.. 011. • one side 0 basket was
placed in Memory of Mrs. J.' J. Wli{aon
by the Wilson family ; in the centre
was •a basket in memory of Mr.and
Mrs, Jas. Howatt, placed by the
ir
.(laughter, Mrs. J. P. Matlliing, Clinton.
On the other side a basket was placed
by the Stott family in memory of Mrs.
R. J'. Scott. A -t this .service a solo was
rendered by Mrs. Wesley Bradnock.
•
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
RADISHES CELERY • 'HEARTS
Crisp and firm ---'250
Choice---2.bunches for 156 '
ORANGES
Small- size. •
2 doz. for 35c , at their best.
Healthful EnjoyMent Is Money's Best Employment.
GIVE—GIVE--GIVE TO THE ARENA. CAMPAIGN.
PINEAPPLES
�derich Fruit' Market
Phone 470 IVAN LOUZON, Prop. East St.
Goderich Collegiate Institute
PEN. NICHT
Thursday, May 22nd, 8 p.m.
Displays of Shop `fork, Dome Economics, Agriculture, Science, Art, .
Music, Physical Education, Commercial'• Work.
EVERYONE WELCOME. PARENTS SPECIALLY INVITED.
• CORD: 'ANI) SEE THE SCHOOL IN OPERATION.
TEA WILL 13E SERVED.
1,1
>r•
Official. :Opening
MAITLAND GOLF CLUB LTD.
e SATURDA=Y,_ MAY 24th
(CELEBRATING 25th ANNIVERSARY)
9.30 a.m.
— PROGRAM -s— '
'GENTLEMEN'S 9 HOLE COMPETITION.
Medal Play Kike; Handicaps.
2.00 p.m. MIXED TWO -BALL FOURSOMES, •
(Kindly be on time or 'phone in your entry so that
the draw can be completed) .
4,00 p.m. LADIES DRIVING, APPROACHING AND PUTTING
COMPETITIONS.
6.30 pail. BUFFET SUPPER FOLLOWED BY P1 ESENTA-
TION OF CUPS AND PYUZES.
(Cover charge "for refreshments and supper—,$1.25 per persotl. Phone
the Club House 633 for, reservations not later than Thur., my 22)•
8.30 p.m. DANCING in the newly decorated Club House.
SPECIAIp--DRAW FOR DOOR PRIZI (5.40),
May I extend to all, but partieularly to beginners and new nneinnbers,
a very hearty vweleoine,
C▪ hairinap of Golf Cen>ineittee
' , C. L NAFTEL.
In naso of rales there will be entertain/not at the Club House.
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