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The Wheatley -Leamington All -
Stars were soundly trthu ced by
the Goderich Dodgers here on Sat:
urday evening, in an exhibition
gar e between the two clubs. Al-
th1.h both are ladies fastball
teams, they are in different classi-
fications. The Dodgers are con-
sidering an attempt to capture the
provincial chainepionship, and, ac-
cording to coach 'Guy Emerson,
this was a 'test of their strength.
•
The Goderich Juvenile boys'
team defeated Hensall 10-4 on Fri-
day evening to complete their
fourth win of the season. The
Goderich pitcher, Walter Bell, al-
lowed 10 hits and 4 runs, while
Hensall's 'moundsman, Shaddick,
let 12 hits and 10 runs go by
him. The Goderich team is spon-
sored ,by the local Kinsmen Club.
The Goderich Dodgers slugged
their way to victory in the first
game, of the round-robin finals be-
tween Goderich, Harriston and
Hanover, 00 Tuesday evening at
Agricultural Park. '
The Dodgers took the lead early.
in the game, when Marg. Emerson
and Kay Sharpe each chalked up
;i point in the first inning. In the•
s•eTn' d inning 1Lirri.;ton held Lack
i prospective Goderich rush by a
neat 'double -play.'
'Goderich retired Harriston quick-
ly in .the third, and set off on.
inutho•r of their scoring rampages.
Bev Wrighti was allowed to;; reach
home by a Harriston error in try-
ing to tag her throe -base hit, and
Sharpe, Boyce and Emerson, each
quickly. added to the scoreboard to
'end e inning th G to 0 for the
In the fourth inning, -Binkley
took over the pitching duty for
Harriston, but Goderich managed
one more run, that of Alexander.
Harriston forestalled a shut -out by
'scoring in the fifth, when Dowler
made it home off a Goderich error.
Fuller went in for Warner in the
Goderich outfield in that inning,.
and gained back that 1,ost point her
first time at bat, when she tacked
up the first homerun of the even-
ing -
Harriston gained her second rum
in the sixth, and Goderich retali-
ated.- with Lorna. Boyce making
home plate. The Dodgers.' made
the score 12-2 in the next inning
when Wright, Sharpe and Harrison
each made home, on three Harris -
ton errors.
Harriston gained its last run of
the- game in the eighth, when
Binkley smashed a three -base hit,
then sneaked home on a Goderich
error. Goderich came back that
same inning to ,rack up two more
points, those of Fuller and Greb.
Goderich polished off three Harris -
ton batters in the ninth to end the
game with the bases loaded. ,
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HOWARD MARTIN vs. JOE CHRISTIE
•- ADMISSION •
Ringside $1.00 General 75c Children 50c
Holiday guests with Miss Lillias
MacVicar, Hincks street, were Mr.
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When Bob (Gus) Chisholm of Goderich Motors
Ltd, hit the top group in the nation-wide June
sales contest of the Ford Motor Company, his
wife, "Jean,.had special. reasgn - to ...be. .happy_
She received a sparkling new Westinghouse
Custom Imperial Laundromat and Clothes Dryer,
compliments of Ford of Canada. While Bob
looks on, the 'laundromat is demonstrated to
Mrs...Chisholm by Wilf ,Reinhart, left, the author-
ized Westinghouse dealer for the Goderich .-dis-
trict. As for his outstanding sales record, Bob,
modestly claims it was easy bccausd ,of the tre-
mendous public acceptance of the ' 1959 Fords,.
- •the'rrans=earTacia-eontest;-one-poi.n-t-kuas..aw.arcl ._...
ed for every , new car sold during the • Month.
Bob ' collected 21 points, and . this was ' entirely
aside from the many used cars and, other 'e-
hicles which he sold during June for Goclerich
Motors Ltd., Ford-Edsel-Monarch dealer. '
GODERICH
and Mrs. Alex G. MacVicar ,and
two children, of Islington, and Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Elson ''and son,
`John, of Oakville.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mills and
son, Robert, of Woodstock, visited
for a few days with Mr. and ,Mrs.
Emery Baechler and family.,
Mrs. Frank Barclay, of. Man-
chester, England, is holidaying with
her father, Mr. Irving Hunter and'
Mrs. Hunter, Market street, and.
also with her sister, Miss Graee
Hunter, at Hunter'sBeach. -
RD'S
Annual Summer Clearance Continue.
OUR • STOCKS MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS, OF PRICE
MEN'S SUMMER
SPORT SHIRTS
Alf sizes and colors of regular stock.
REG. TQ, 4.95' — NOW
2.55, 1or5OO
BOYS' SUMME'R
SPORT SHIRTS
..SIZES 3 to 6X SPECIAL 1.00'
SIZES 8 to 16 — SPECIAL 1.59'.
LADIES
Sportswear
Slims ®- Shorts
Jamaicas - Skorts.
Pedal Pushers
Tee Shirts ® Halters
ALL SPORTSWEAR IS BEIN'G SACRI-
FICED. IT WILL PAY -YOU TO STOCK
UP AT THESE SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
BETTER QUALITY
DRESSES
NO RESERVE — OUT THEY GO.
Terylenes,Cottons, Bembergs, etc.
1/3. OFF .
LADIES'
Bathing Suits
FINAL 1 %3 OFF
CLEARANCE . /
. Miss ,.B.etty ;Etue and Mrs. Betty i Mr. Harry Witmer spent the.
Westbrook have returned from a week -end in Toronto with his sister,
two ' weeks' visit in 'California. Mrs. Ward Ambersley, Mr. Amber=
They visited with the tatter's niece, "ley and son.
Miss June Ross, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Ross, of Goderich,
at Santa Monica,' California. They
travelled iby plane both ways.
Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur J. Curry
have returned from a motor trip
through. the Western provinces 'to
Vancouver and Victoria, returning
via Seattle and the states. They at-
tended the Calgary Stampede en
route.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Johnston,
of Guelph, who have been holiday-
ing at their cottage at Port Albert
for the past three weeks were call-
ed home suddenly. owing to the ill-
ness of Virs. Johnston's father, v1r.
.Adam' Darling. He passed away
Friday night and the -funeral was
held in Guelph on Monday, August
3.
William Laughlin, of , Niagara
Falls,, N.Y., is a• house guest of
Miss Jcilia Beevers, Elgin avenue.
Ran Williamson has- gone to
London' where he is employed in
the Supertest gasoline and petrol-
eum otltee, accounting department
on Pall Mali street.
Mr. Dean Darnell, of London, is.
a guest ry,ith Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Johnston, Stanley street.
Mr. `Charles Sinclair,' of.::littroit,
with his son and family visited
Goderich on their cabin cruise,
Rose Ann, last Thursday and F r -
day. Mr. Sinclair, who is a cousin
of Danny Wiggins and was born
in the oid Wiggins house •on West'
street, has been living in Detroit
for marry years now.
Miss E. Hume has returned form
'a motor trip with Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Deakin and Miss Marion Hender-
son, of Fort William, to the Mari-
times and Eastern States:
' Mrs. C. H. Humber, accompanied
, by her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Donald-
son, Mr. Donaldson . and son, all
of Hamilton, were recent guests
with. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Johnston;
'Humber
Stanley street. Mrs. re-
mained for a further visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris McMillan
have returned from plorida where'
they spent their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Catchpole,
of Toronto, were week -end visitors
with' Mrs. W. T. Pellow, South
street. d
Mr. and Mrs.` Roy Roberton, of
Detroit,,, were guests last week with
his sister, Mrs. J. B. Mills, • and
Mr. Mills, Palmerston Street, Gode-
rich. This weeks' they are visiting
Mr. Roberton'' brother, and sister -
„in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rol rt -
on, of Seaforth, at a cottage at
Beach, Coderri '_-,.
—Mt* atd. Mrs. How.•>xd:Pmlrl' gY3-
family, Dale, Carol and Jim, of
Toronto, spent the holiday week-
end with, Mrs. Pollock's mother,
Mrs. James Thomson.
Mrs. ,Don Cole and Linda, of •
Vict.ori, , B.C., is visiting relatives
in Win 1ta'm, Dungannon and Lon-
don, `and attended a/Popp family
reunion with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
McGee and boys at Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Orval 1,,,obb, 'John
and Walter, -of 'Chatham, have re-
turned home after spending their
holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Lobb and,, Mrs.
James Thomson.
;Mr, and Mrs. Huxley Paterson,
of Birmingham, Mich,, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Robarts, at their cottage, "Cherry'
Gate." - ,
Week -end guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon J. McManus, Cambria
road, were: Mr, and Mrs. Hugh
Newn and son, Robert, of Essex;
Mr. a'%d Mrs. Howard Heath, of ' ,.
,Toron o; Mr. and Mrs: Grant Jef-
fers and daughters, of Orangeville.
MEN'S — BOYS'
-BATHING SUITS
a,EaaA«<e '/a' OFF. 77c
PR -ICES START, AS LOW .AS
RgG. TO, 3,55 1.99
Casual Slippers - r
FINAL CLEARANCE 1/2 Price
Many of our better ranges of sumer
dresses now groupedinto one special
clearing group. ,
MEN'S — BQYS'- • '
SLACK PANTS
WASHABLE
in Chino and corded . cotton. 'Still a good
supply — beige, black, charcoal.
BOYS' — NOW 3.59
MOO- NOW! ._-4.5 7
VALUES UP TO 14.95.
SIZES 9 TO SO —
TAKE YOUR CHOICE:,
BOLERO JACKETS
REG. 3.95 2.99
Summer Skirts
Prices' Slashed To Less Than Cost
on all . skirts, circular and straight cut.
Plain and patterns, Some Chinos.
REG. TO 8.95"—
NOW 2 .9.9 AND UP
P, actical Instruction in all Commercial Subjects
-Qualified Teachers — Modern Equipment — New Typewrifeurs
Examination's set,-rnhrked, ,and Diplomas i=:sued by
THE BUSINESS EDUCA±ORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.
For several years every seat has been filled.
Register now • Telephone Goderich 428 - Principal's ,Res. 1272
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Come in and see our'
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phones: 61, 62 and 63
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