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PSrlOW
ANDS SUC'CF S '1 YEAH
'Friday night, ' .pril ist, ended
thfi—season for the • Ladies` ;Social'
13owwing" League, with a banquet
lteXd at the -Par . Th)uSP. Prizes
fere atwarded'to the winning, teams,
irst prize trophies: went to the
Toppers (Norine 'Willis, Nettie Me.
N Wl ugey, Irene Xoung, Myrtle
laauter; Marilyn Moore anal. 'peg:
Wood l , Second prize,, cups, went
to the -Uappy Gang (Della John-
ston, blaruie Ailach a Jo . Ryan,
Leah • ' -Breckenridge, Elizabeth
itobin4 earl.P+inder and JUy ee. Huff-
.iifiln7
-were :the Strikeouts ,, (Marjorie
Toune, Lfatey. Tolanstcin, Betty;
Beacom, Shirley Duckworth, T3essie
Black and Sadie .Gildersi: plaque.
'donated by the proprietor of the'
bowling alleys And cups given by
,the league went, to Airs'. Lucy John,
Ston ° for high single' of 338 and.
lly1
..Parrick f6r high triple of
. .high averde, g'hyjl.is Cafriek,
200.
New officers were eleeted for the
coinipg year, as follows: Airs.
'..tar3orie Young, president ; Airs.
Martha , . Rth'burn, vice-president ;
Miss Dori'...Chambers, . secretary.;
and Mrs. Mary Risinger, Pless
,4eretary.
'uring the latter part. -,Of the
evening pul,,es oi,' "1)009 aysl
crokinole were enjoyed.' Mrs,
Mildred Whetstone wtiou first prize
for ", $OO" .'and ,Airs. Della ,Johnston
the low prize,, Grokitlele ,.prizes
went, to- Mrs. Donna McGet; fox
high and Mrs. Soyee Huffman for
law
;Mrs, ltsat el Riehl awl iiss Doris
Chambers were presented with gifts
.as a token of 'appreciation.. Qf their
services as president and secretary,
for the past year. There were twQ
door prizes •..And .the ,winners were
yN Z t '' o" : +! 'I r
Uatilburn.
no bowling season Nyas enjoyed,
by' all anci the, ladies ,axe looking
forward• to net season. It is
hoped that'"more ' ladies will "come
out ;and'. join the fun.
"'LYF�RS" .;P'1EPRE
FOR BASEBALL. SEASON
(oderieh Flyers, s, "•local. Inter-
mediate baseball team, held a club
meeting in the arena last week
to make preparations for the
baseball season. Most of last year's
a
• r
osais; oo erse
•
.
• ', Fonner_Teaclier at Benmiller.'
Zaijine weeks ago brief reference' 1 reps Qssoeiat ori Vin• San Franc1 eQ,
was made in these colo ns .. o-�a ands eveutualls became. its Presi-
f verse a resdnted• ,at chrlst* 'dent.
#ot3� o s p 1n j928 � she � ac�coinpan.te4�,°..der
mas of 1949 to the library of the 4 daughter, Miss DthWl Durst, to •Eng,
land, • where Miser Durst :furthered
her studies at Oxford anal Mrs
Durst attended a' eourre in poetry
in the $amtner Seheol for Foreign
Students at that TTniverstty. Later
shdq tnd her . daughter made a
lelfiurely 'tour of Futope,
l tS..Durst is n member of 'the.'
., � . , • o June 3Qth x11 ' 1''Aets'' - •'erum, both of. San.
tlf)11 at I3.enln,iU.ex on
Francisco.` She was.. for years, Ani.
the ieeture platform of the Pacifle
Grove ' Chautauqua 'AS.sewbly, and
beldngs to the Poetry Society ,of
Great., Britain, r
Tire book of verse is entitled
"Mosai'cs,'. and the first poem` in,
the volume, under tie,' same tittle,
explains : why this° title ,was ehosem
A great variety of subjects' Is
treated: nature, philosophy, travel,
patriotism,. religion, but We repro-
duce here •only one, a tribute to our
:Maitland River, doubtless as seen
lid the poet frem her viewpoint, at
Benmiller years' ago.
,Benmilier public school;' by a :farmer.
teacher, Salle . rattQn,. :now, Mrs..
Sofie Patton Durso of Berkeley,
Califo iia. •
This'gift comes most appropriate-
ly at this . time, .as Mrs. ' Dtirst's
volume will be an object's f interest
to many who will..attend. the ' Col-
rnf • rawhi •• 4 ut�xtl e ap,
neat. '
Inscribed 'on •a page by the
author is _tile"information that she.
taught at` Lenmilter 'in .the " late
70's with Peter. Cantelon as pen
cipal. ,Later when John Steep held
thatt position she changed to 'au
,adjoining district,. then on request,
returned to .Benmiller, •When Rich-
ar ] Morrish was principal, leaving
to be married.to Johrf K. Durst of
Stratford, Ont.
On a printed page opposite a
portrait of the author lc some•fur-
ter biographical information and a
sketch of her later activities,
Native of Goderich
A native of Goderich, Airs;,,Durst
is ' descended' from an old titled
Irish the ancestral :home Oa,,iuewory's tablets' there is 'ane
toeing (astlecole, Lnnisl;illen, Ire- name
land. The 'pirefsent head of the That 'Sets my heart -strings -all
fatollr' is the Right honorable the. aquiver,
1Earl of Belfuore, residing hi Castle- For, yofttb and love and home are
c�� ntrii uhs ''--ta.-n�a. aaanea�a. news7" With the
cc►le. li'er "father was a well-known linked
_i,,. g � �_ '" beautiful alai,tIand river.
papers in Canada. Her 'great-aunt,
the Honorable Caroline ' Norton,
wax the''famous ,autho ma
of ny
p theins, among... them._ ' B1uger oT1 ,.....
1 the Ith ne.“_.. ' The ,sT ending elms' ditpuled_leargs•
After lief''ma1riage to lir. Durs 1 '°'And the crone -shaped hemlocks
she• and, tier fsimiTv moved .i t glociilY,a td-taFI. •
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,.,.: In the inter -town howling. League
"c4oderieh eliminated 7?tlfare
•ntting--11-€ir
le -gashes in c;�,dHricr
onVAPril 35th and taking the Second
game at Palmerston on April. 22nd.
"'.Liston el :put out St. :Marys "by
winnin flit Out .of fi_a,Pr ;tues at.
¥ares--a-nfl taking the' first -. .two
games at Listowel oh April 22nd:
The finals .will .be home and home
ga'ifres bet een. Listowel and • rode
rich, w -j th .
T
istewel lb 'Godei'ich'.'tjn.
April 29th and Goderich at Listowel-
i?ti May 6th.
AL
4„. 45c d
,Reg. value '60c doz. '
Crayons ...:..2 for 15c
R,eg. value 1Oc each:. ,
Well-known brand of •Ink
A i
• Sale price ` � .- •���
.1Oc
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Reg. value 15c:
At last! The Van Heuser 'ecitury... a shirt with n niir'acle
collar that can't wrinkle yet is free of starch and won-
- �,�:-... ..-.� „Y T.
WJ ven; irk _one piece•.... -has. no-Iirtings-- toL'�
. _ wrinkle . Even the fokef• line is woven - in so it can't be
,folded wrong. And the. rest of,the shirt hives lip to -the
•.collar ...with flawless Vail Heusea tailoring thrdughout,-
Anew.shirt free iJ your: '
an• Hensen shrink outo • si
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• ., ,rte
a oStore
O'er its crystal waters and rocky bed
The' sycamores'' tasseled branches
Sandusky, Michigan., and there and . On its inos.sy banks the . forget -me-
at Gaylord,- i'1iehigan, she was ae- . not hides
tive in lecturing,' writing 'and 'or;, And the buttercup casts, a Midas
ganizing women's. cribs. In 19041 glow, -
she and .Mr. "Durst and 'their. soul b
R$ere the, maple .•dames in crimson
and 'daughter moped, to California.,) and gold
The ehildren graduated. from Le- tie, buried the dreams of long ago.
land Stanford 'University to go into
teaching and la'w. Mrs. • Durst
joined the! I'-acifie' Coast Woman's
e
members were, present; together
with severs goo junior :prosper s
who,_ art--:-Mected to line• up
the :senior team this year.' Bert
Svorsell and -Ino' V..illvne,' gave a ;
-report an the meet Aug of the Huron-
Perth •Baseball% 4s..uciation which
they recently .attefided in Mitchell,
and with 'a possible twelve -team
league plenty of ball- will :be pro-
vided for the, coining season.. 'Clubs
filing entries; %neliule (Clinton Ztacl'Io
School, ' Centralia R.C,A.F'., ' St.
Marys, Goderieh k'`Tyers, Clinton
fiO-wn Dashwood, Zn-i-icl ; eUensall,
.Luea"ii Mrtchel'I, E: ete'r: -"` Tlitir'ti
dare also is expecte>d to enter tile
1eagne liut was not ': definite. The
first four' • teams 'listed are- "11”
clubs, frith' the remainder `L' --but
the 'schedule Willbe played with all
•
clubs in one group. The . league
„, schedule_ • •ilI be. •p.ublished within
the neat few weeks., • ' •
GUN CLUfi SII0OT
Scores at W'ed'nesday'S Gun Club
shoot. were J. 'Gilbert, 17-18: U.
Prouse, .1845 ;. , 1f:. Lnmby, 19-21:
C. Protise, 15; J. • Anderson, 23-23;
A. --'Gilbert, 15.7.20.; 'B.-, -keel, 20-18 ;
J. Nafte1, 10-11: K. Naftel, • 12.
Top man, .T, , ,Anderson, is ' from
Men's- and boys'- -.wear and ;furnishings ,•
The ,Square Goderich
From, spreading .boughs to-toPri,tost
twigs ' , ' • •
Hang sprays of lacy .white -wood
Theo. -scarlet -andold of 'tlie .s uuaeh
�
f31end. yvrth. •
U e �mrpling' i
b rdpevine.
flow often I roamed its wildwood
trills••
Or the well-woun footpaths along.
_:the shore,
Loot in,. �a ...�. dreamland ;of ,youthful
„. Hope, ,•
With' Seine whose feet ntiy• roam
nq afoi e:
Rippling- __and' simrkling: the" river
ifs
od•eiich Motors:
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3fetrollalitan . United Church, Lon-
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observe anniversary sere ices on ing 1fi.William •1'tikn.oFprotiii ie t-
i.nn1 i y, May- 7th, when `London • tenor,-wi>,l. be the '- guest
_ iio,w,s.,o„n.o •
In the depths -of a blue lake,,soon
lost. to ;VieW;'
So life goes on a:i�,d one -by 'one,
We pas's to the-lanrd, where dreams
come true.
0, long -lost youth, so quickly -fled,
Bright clays ;.that.shadow 'all the
years, .•
The .folded page of memory holds
"Thoughts' that Tie too deep for
tears. • . .
(1,. dreains ' that bloss n ed bat td,
• fade,
Thy memories -live on' -forever;
'dathinks our 'spirits still keep tryst
On the :banks of the Maitland
R. C. A. 1., ,STATIoz SIN -TON s .
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