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TowNsHir ENTERS
TEAMS IN LEAGUE
'Colborne Township Athletic As-
sociation will be represented in
the WOAA by an intermediate
softball team which will play as a
Benmiller ehtry and by a juvenile
team.
Decision to enter the teams was
made at the annual meeting of the
association. r"--"T"---
Following is the schedule:
June
1-Londesboro at Benmiller
:Colborne Twp. at Port Albert
3-Holmesville at Londesboro
Benmiller at Colborne Twp.
8-Benmiller at Londesboro
Port Albert at Holmesville
10-Benmiller at Port Albert •
11-0olborne Twp. at Holmesville
15-Londesboro at Port Albert
Colborne Twp, at Benitiller
17 -Port Albert at Londesboro
Holmesville at Colborne Twp.
22-Benmiller at Holmesville
Port Albert at Colborne Twp.
24-Holmesville at Port Albert
,Londesboro at Colborne Twp.
29 -Port Albert at Benmiller
Londesboro at Holmesville
-July
1 -Colborne Twp. at Londesboro
Holmesville at Benmiller
A. new business comes to Gode-
ric.h this week when N. T. Ormandy
opens his new jewelry store on
Kingston street.
Mr. Ormandy is a past graduate
of the School of Horology of the
Ryerson Institute of Technology,
a certifiedwatchmaker of the Can-
adian Jewellers' Institute, and a
graduateljeweller of the Canadian
Jewellers Institute of Toronto.
He has been connected with the
jewelry 'business for, .ten'
years,
and has had considerable experi7
elle% having been associated With
bothwholesale and retail establish-
ments.
'Phe new store will carry a com-
plete range of jewelry • and china,
and will be equipped to handle any
type of watch repairing, expertly.
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HOW TO MAKE
GOOD FOR THE FAMILY
EASY ON THE COOK
1 -lot weather meals are usually light, cool and
quickly prepared. That's fine, as long as •
they're nourishing! Serve your family plenty of
dairy foods, ---milk, cheese, ice,cream and
so on. They are an abundant and inexpensive.
source of protein that builds and repairs body
tissue; calcium, the tooth and bone builder;
Vitamin A; and thiamine for healthy nerves.
SANDWICH •
Butter enriched bread, and sandwich in your choice
of Canadian cheddar cheese or creamy cheese fillings.
SALAD
'Cool cottage lieese, Right with all fruit or
vegetable combinations.
DESSERT '
Watch your dealer's freezer for new flavours and ,
old favourites. Ice cream is good, and good for you,
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Goderich Public School Girls Win,
Boys Split Honors In Cage Tourney
Viva games were won by Gode-
rich Public School girls' basketball
team and the boys' team shared
honors in a home -and -home series
with teams from Clinton Public
School last week.
In the first games of the series,
Goderich girls defeated the Clinton
squad 23-10, while the Clinton boys
defeatedGoderich 29-15. Shelagh
Lucas led the, locals with eight
'points, followed by Martha 'Jackson'.
with seven. Gail Murray got .five
for the Clinton team. In the boys'
game, Groves paced the Clinton
squad with 17 points, while John-
ston and Gardner got five , apiece
for•Goderich. • •
In the return matches played last
Thursday at Clinton, Shelagh Lucas
scored 12 points to lead the Gode-
rich team to a 19-6 victory. AU six
Clinton points were scored by
Elizabeth Falconer. Johnston led
Goderich boys to au 18-15 win in
the second tilt, while Groves scored
six for Clinton.
Girls' Games
Goderich 23, Clinton 10
GODERICH-Shelagh Lucas 8,
Martha Jackson 7, Ruth Ann Gaul-
ey, Sharon Warnock, Eleanor Picot
2, Joyce McAllister, Beverley Bea-.
coin 4, Clara Ann Fuller 2, Julia
Freeth.
'CLINTON---,Gail Murray 5, Eliza-
beth Falconer 2, Calista Counter 2,
Susan Jasper 1, Gloria Cooper,
'Catherine Carter, Barbara Jones,
Marion Dales, Darlene Stanley,
Gloria Rumball, Joan. Sharp,
Sherry Cochrane.
Goderich 19, Clinton 6
GODERICH--Lucas 12, Jackson
1, Gauley, Warnock, Picot 2, Mc-
Allister 2, Beacom 2, Fuller,
Freeth.
20LINTON-Falconer 6, Murray,
Colinter, Jasper, RumSball, Cooper,
Dales, Lee, Jones, Stanley, Coch,-
rairei IrWin, .Sharti.
Bova' Games
Clinton 29, Goderich 15 •
CLINTONCuminings 3, Garrow
1, Groves 17, Carrick 6, Martin,
Hipson, Lee 2, Emmerson, Stanley.
Goderich-Gallow. 3, Hopkinson,
Noble, Berry, Fowler, Townsend 2,
Straughan, Johnston 5, Million,
Gardner 5.
Goderich 18, Clinton 15
GODERICH-Gallow 2, Gardner
4, Leeson, Johnston 5, Larder,
Townsend 2, Elliott3Fritzley 1,
Million 1, Besse, Phurlow. • •
CLINTON - Gamow 4, Lee 1,
Cummings 4, Carrick, Groves 6,
Beattie, Martin, II1pSon, Stanley,
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, June 2. -Guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
MacMurchy for the week -end were:
Mrs. J. MacNeil, Calgary; Miss
Mary Flynn, Bay City, Mich.; Ray
Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Ballard,
Mr. and„Mrs. J. Larch, all of De-
troit. •
T E Calvert SPORTS .COLUMN
Eefitel 7
There is a popular notion that. athletes
can succeed where statesmen We -failefili
that good, clean rivalry in sports, can clear
the atmosphere of all international hostility
and bring nations closer to one another.
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4This writer does not necessarily agree.
eSports have often brought the representatives of different
nations so close to one another that the good offices of
local police were "required to pry them apart again.
But there is something encouraging about Russia's latest
efforts to establish closer ties this side of the Iron Curtain
through the medium of athletics. The Russians have invited
western track -field stars, soccer and hockey teams to play against
Communist athletes on Soviet fields,
And more important still, the Russians have indicated that
their athletic representatives may yet be permitted to compete
in America.
Let us hope this isn't all just propaganda. We don't have
to be politicians to see that the sooner we get a chance to
show young Russians what the western world is really, like,
-the sooner Will an important gain be made in international- re.
lations. That gain may be just a tiny seed, but tiny seeds,
often grow into trees.
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To be sure, we do not believe. for one moment . that the
cold war will ever be settled on as athletic field. But it is
a fact that Westerners and Russians got along better com-
peting against each other in the Olympic Games than they
did in political arenas.
No doubt, the professional diplomats have accomplished
great things at times. But some results cannot be achieved
through professional 'diplomacy alone. Sometimes the man -
in -the -street is the diplomat, whether he knows it or not. The
young Communist who today learned to know and like the
athletes representing Canada, Britain ' or the United States,
may be a political boss in his country tomorrow. He won't
readily hate the men he knows personally to be good guys'.
We would like a chance to welcome Communist athletes
to this continent. We want theM to see for themselves what
life in' the western world is really like. If •it ,won't end the
cold war, iit'isn't likely to do any harm, either.
"Your comments and suggestions for this column will be
welcomed by Elmer Ferguson, % Calvert House, 431 Yonge St.,
Toronto."
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See the true
beauty in,
these 'Fru -
Love Rings.
Their designs
are superb
and they will
always be as
beautiful as
they are
todayl ,
The' symbols of a treasured
memory are an engagement and
wedding ririg. Make sure of the
finest ... TRU-LOVEDiAnd
, Wedding and Engagement
Rings. Lilok for their matchless
design; and beautiful quality.
HOLIVIFSVILT.E, June 2. - The
sympathy of the communiq' goes
to the family' of Reuben Grigg, of
Clinton, in the loss of a beloved
farther. Sympathy is also extended
to Mrs. Les Jervis, in the passing
of her mother, Mrs. Polly Walters,
of 'Benmiller.
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Miner and
family, of Florence, were recent
WOAA IVIAJOR
FASTBALL
FRIDAY, JUNE 4
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PRIZE
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tre•
wartha. •
This estrict was saddened to
hear of the passing, in Cannington,
Ontario, of Mrs. Herbert, widow
of the late Rev. W. J. Herbert,
former ,Holmesville minister.
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PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
RALLyi!
at Pete ' Eisenbach's Grove,
_ ....
2 miles north of Bayfield, •
let
FRIDAY, JUNE
at 7.30 p.m.
Everybody welcome
• Saturday, June 12 at 9 in store •
First Prize -Ladies' ,or Gent's Fontaine Watch -Value $50.00
Second Prize -490 Day Anniversary Clock -Value $27.50
Third Prize -Wm. A. Rogers Silver Plated Cream, Sugar & Tray -Value 46.
Fourth Prize -Ladies' Birthstone Ring -Value $12.00
Fifth Prize -Ladies' Necklet and Earring Set -Value $5.00
NOTHING TO BUY -JUST ENTER TH1 STORE AND FILL
OUT YOUR TICKET AND SAY HELLO.
110 N. T. Ormandy Jewelry Features •
TRU LOVE DIAMOND RINGS
BULOVA WATCHES
FONTAINE WATCHES
1a47 ROGERS SILVERPLATE
COMMUNITY , SILYERPLATE
1881 ROGERS SILVERPLATE
WM. A. ROGERS HOLLOWARE
ROYAL DOULTON FINE CHINA
SHELLEY FINE CHINA
ROYAL ALBERT FINE CHINA
PARAGON FINE CHINA
ROYAL STAFFORD FINE ,CHIN -As
JOHNSON BROS. DINNERWARE
CARLTON' EARTHENWARE
GODERIGH FIIYERS
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PORT ELGIN PONTIACS
Adults 50c Children 25c
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To Be Seen
at the NEW
N. T. ORMANDY
Jewelry Store
ON
KINGSTON ST.
For every occasion of givipg, let
your choice be a fine Fontaine Watch.
Because Fontaine offers so many styles for every
member of the family, from the reliable
inexpensive models for Junior to the
rare occasion when only the finest-.
For.-tane will satisfy.
Be sure to see your FONTAINE Dealer
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Thur., Fri. June 3-4
"My Favorite Spy."
Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr
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June5-7
"War, Paint"
CLOR
Robert', Stack, Joan Taylor '
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Tues., Wed. June 8-9
Tony Curtis, Mary Murphy
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"Joe Louis Story"
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