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1 Kit- ft a J uU -l- KB if ft r- Brer i Ul T aa i Served from 5 to pm KTf- salad Roast beef Brown gravy fcla Yorkshire Pudding Choice of vegetables homemade rolls Strawberry Shortcake fflssflfjrwir Hi TOWING Hi v- j IP rig j- Moj io what you change from the stress and strain of everyday affairs And thats just what youll find in Ontarios holiday land- NORTH BAY OWEN SOUND KING GEORGE HOTtt PHONE T- P t t ok w better than Wigmol from rood teitc kind Keep under control with TO tot if Brake Sets 193050 J 193050 1 Ut Aha CfC to a si to to to lxoV GENERATOR EXCHANGE run to by lilted MOST CARS AND Armature Exchange For tult STARTER it your unit turned to or prices SjiLV term Gill Work FOOT TIRE PUMP eghl Cokuifyl firiOhli tutored of your mute to tie for a I droll Headlamp 29 if ore CO tire lore 7 V 37 Af Vanrtp MIRROR 1 sty ted oat etc Si for polish In ears r V- fterti r then CO vr w rf i ORE it HASH Pi by George 8prt AND SKILLET Midland it seems is the only and District side with a clean sheet Be ware of Muriel is the warning being sounded from the Georgian Bay shores by sport columnist Charlie Noquet The Penetang schoolmarm threw a one hitter against Orillia What will she do when kids are out from school Newmarket Express Thursday June McCarnah may be lost for most games after the Dom inion Day holidays as she ex pects to take up permanent resi dence in the big city Jackie Moore pitched a five hitter at as the VanZantCourtney gals won Pauline Pud was back in uniform and Mary Ellen Melnnis is expected to return to the team ere long big grader has been on the Fair Grounds diamond over the past week three parts completed Things are looking up Need another thousand smackers to get on with the floodlight instal lation Theres a bit of good news in the wind too as we hear the Lions Club summer program will continue this year at the park In the new recruit department I As we peer from our back- Theresa Terry was going great guns around the key stone yard wonder what we would do without the park Each Sunday sack Allen another rook- 1 brings in a flock of outoftown is showing improvement each visitors They must go away time out BABY DOLLS It looks like a Newmarket year One loss for junior to date that to Mount Albert Juniors are well fortified in the chucking department with three Da Stuff Stuff Jeanne Smiler and Carol Burton RURAL ROUNDUP Bob Pig skin Peters coaching at Hope begins to show results Floyd chief scorer at Mount Albert queries How many do have to win to get in the playoffs Worried sir About five the way the teams are knocking each other off at the present time Correct me later if Im wrong There are five Prestons in the League three with Van- with Pine Orchard see Josh Bub Lloyd Jim and Cab A prize to any one who can give their correct monikers What gives here Ken Mitchell is playing shortstop for the Must be saving him for the playoffs men better not wail too long didnt show up at ven recently and lost a couple of valuable points maybe Case long time Mount kingpin is in sick bay Would be a nice gesture for the league to stage a benefit game for the durable Casey at the bat Judd is back in the game with Ross Drapers move to proved costly lies back at Mount now but isnt eligible for this year That hurts Lefty Don Glover came up with a well pitched six hitter recently as Hope took over the hurdles Good reports are coming along on the officiating of brother Bill and Hoyden Council TOWN CUTUPS Andy managercoach of the Aurora Merchants sounds a warning note to those Mickey Sutton Ditch Diggers that well have a surprise or two cooked up for them next time out Wonder what he means Aurora Town League allstars were told took a shellacking in Richmond Hill recently Score remains deep dark secret HOME CORRAL Our recent dig about bringing out Bruce seemed to bring results hes out with the frontrunning Triple Sevens regularly now Hack Cain and Mickey Smith are waging a tight battle for the hal ting crown Hack is also powder ing the ball for Harts in the Aurora Town league Maybe hell be in shape for next sea sons Spitfires we hope If Pete hud been around for last Thursdays Atom icTriple Seven clash hed have been pondering whether he made the right move in giving Barney Pearson ami Waller re leases They both got in some licks for the Atomics Barney particularly clouting the apple and going big league at short for The Triple Sevens have the speediest outfit in business with Jerry Hugo Bruce and Harvey liable at any moment to steal the shirt right of the opposition catchers back Once on the runways that five- some are at third before you can say Jack Robinson MISCELLANEOUS Holt is the sixth team in the junior mens fiOke circuit reports secretary Horace Brown The with a good thought of the Hub of North York Recently we in dicated the Office Specialty had formed a factoryoffice team with that old time baseball man Charlie at the coaching helm They asked for games gals took up the chal lenge and defeated them The score we are told was ll I Our deepest sympathy is ex tended to Mr and Mrs and family in their recent sad bereavement On Sunday June 24 three Anglican congregations and St Mary Mag dalenes Schomberg gathered in Mary Magdalenes to cele brate the loath anniversary of the founding of the Parish Dean Riley of St James Cathed ral Toronto was the morning speaker He gave a sincere talk on what the church should mean in our lives The first thing we have to remember is the fact that we are all sinners he said needing the cleansing blood of our Saviour to wash away our stains None of us can earn sal vation by good vorks Second ly we need to come to church every Sunday to ask for the re freshing grace of God to streng then and sustain our souls health and thirdly we also have great responsibilities as Christi ans which we must undertake We have to vork with God he concluded We are happy to report Mrs Abbott is improving although she will have to remain in bed 9 little while yet Sunday July I is Decoration Day in Kettleby cemetery It is also Dominion Day Let us return thanks to God for this wonderful Dominion and seek to make it a real Christian country in which all nationalities can live at peace together Christ Church Ladies Guild has given a new kneeling cush ion for use at the altar rail It is a great improvement We are very sorry to hear Miss Bertha is sick and wish her a speedy recovery Services next Sunday Christ church will he am for both Sunday school n i prayer Mr and Mrs Alfred Goodwin of returned home on Saturday after visiting their cousins Mr and Mrs Ross Black and Mis Laura Goodwin MUTUAL HONORED PLBASANTVILLE Master Elgin Toole entertain ed seven school chums at ten on his birthday anniversary at his home Monday night The Willing Workers will meet on Wednesday July at the church NOTE Subjects in brack ets after a pupils name are sub jects in which the pupil has failed These subjects must be repeated next year A sub ject or subjects preceded by the letters OP are subjects in which the pupil is on probation If his work is not satisfactory by the end of October he will be re quired to repeat them in the lower grade Names of pupils who have failed and must repeat their year have been omitted from this list Reports will be sent to all pupils who have fail ed in one or more subjects and to those who have conditions against them GRADE Bob Bus Pratt Ba ker Norma OP Maths Beare Shirley Burbidge Barbara Bus Ron St Creed Gerald Gibson OP Maths Gillespie Murray Graham John Graves Ruth Bus Pr OP St Jean OP Soc St and Maths Marilyn St Maths Hut chinson Verne May Douglas Don ald Aegrotat OP Morton Charlotte Morton Grant Mur phy Larry Maths Gwen Ranger Shirley OP to Commercial Inge Simmons Ronald St Health Sc Smith Donald OP VandenBergh Henry OP to Com Wheeler Frank field Paul GRADE Carolyn Bond Don ald Audrey English Evelyn OP Soc St Fines Bruce Gates Sylvia Maths OP Soc St Giovanelli John OP St and Maths ft a by Paul John Kearns Helen Ju dith Madill Hetty Marrow John Patsy McMillan Marion OP Soc St Mitchell Elsie Nora Pickrell Donald St Art and Donald Porter David OP Maths VanZant Laurie Warren Robert West Shirley GRADE IXC Arkinstall Rill Black Bill St OP Eng and Maths Calvert Gordon Bever ly OP Downward Gor don Evans Ronald Green Evel yn Graves Ronald Harrison Marie St Kay Edith Kel- Patricia Maths St Lothian Hern ice Martin Marlene SI OP to Mason Graeme Charles Oliver Betty Glen Patricia Rate Marion Sheridan Mary Helen West Math OP to GRADE IX1 James Cole Shirley Kng Maths Margar et OP to Comm Foster Russell Maths Hist Gibson Mar ion Harrison Margaret Lee Marilyn OP Lewis Bill OP Mainprise Paul a Mellon Owen Mosey Bob Page Donald Shunk Ruth Silverlhorn Joyce Shirley T in Harold Vatighnn David Health OP Maths Walker Ann War- dell Marguerite Wcddel Lois Whitfield Timothy Maths Art and GRADE IXK Baker Betty Maths Blaine I a e It a 1 Murray Maths Comer Barbara son Foster Barbara OP OP to Johnston Donald Link Evelyn SI OP Math Link James OP Hist Elaine Eng Math McDonald Beverly Miller Noreen OP Maths Blossom Joan Rose St OP to Pauline Ronald Eng Wagg June GRADE Armstrong Bill Nina Aegrotat Bugler Donna Car ter Terry Op French James Sup Head Margaret Cutting Marie Davy Margaret Dick Robert OP Edwards Jill Swing Anne Gabel John Gibney Gould Betty Jane John Hutchinson Harold Keffer Glen King jean Kurtz Gail Lewis Barbara Lois OP Alge bra Robinson Wayne Rogers Orlene Rose Jean Stephanie Saunders Bob OP and Algebra Scott Jim Darlienne OP to grade West Rodney Wilson Jim GRADE Beckett Ronald Fred Norman Bray Low ell Burke Ken Cupples Jim OP Davidsen Gordon Bob Graham Bar bara Hansen Nancy Geom Harrison Florence Harrison Norma Irwin Ross Langford Bruce Maths Science Lang- ford Glen Fr Link Helen Betty Hist OP Pegg Louise Health Perks Allan OP Alg Porter Gerald Porter Helen OP and Randall Richard Don OP Health Tate Neil Taylor Elaine Toole Stu- art Fr Bob Shirley St Sc West Freeman OP Williams Garhet OP Sc and Hist GRADE Allen Joyce OP Health Bain Marilyn Donne Jean Ed wards Betty Health Joan Garrioch Jane Gibbons Sybil OP to Grade Dawn Music Heaton Beverly Hist and Shtd Hines Douglas Hist Health Anth ony Hist Music Jones Mildred Kenny Grace St Music OP Health Legood Lunau Doreen Mac- Donald Jeanne Bill Paul Lconic Pipher Chcrith Rob ertson Marie Rose Shropshire Barbara OP Hist Skinner Rachel Soc St Kng Starrs Norma Sullivan Ron ald Taylor Tom St Music Watt Barbara GRADE Arkinstall Margaret John Dorothy Donald OP Clarke Lila Cock Don ald Douglas Math OP Eaton Richard Gil bert Taylor Johnston Beth Leadbetter Joyce McCaffrey Lat Marg aret Robinson Lois OP Rogers Lat OP Rose OP Rose Jean Sinclair Nancy Sine James Stevens Judith Traviss Richard OP Van Winsen Charles GRADE Buckle John Jones Donald OP Maths and Fr Lockhart Ronald Maths OP Typ North Lois Palmer Ronald Riddel I Shaw Reginald Geom OP Shubort Karen Fr OP Sinclair Alastuir Skinner Edna Smith Eleanor Geom Smith Lloyd Hist Vance Jean Woodhouse Glenna GRADE Abbs Ruth Allen Annei Bell Robert Miriaiii Sup Dorothy OP Casey Joyce Mary OP Green Marguerite Bob Shtd OP Hughsun Eleanor Eng res ley Barbara Mills Shir ley Oliver Kathleen Park Al ma Peters Ruth Mary Preston Joan Sargent Helen Audrey Smith Dorothy OP Betty Riddel Shirley GRADE Ash Howard Hist Black- well Mary Buckley Ted Fr Jim Cotton Ross Hist Gordon Geom Dunn Patsy Evans 1 1 vey Hist Hockley Elsie Har rison Anne Huntley David Ingram Ray Johnston Yvonne Mitchell Joan Alvm Fr Mor ton Wesley Olson Deatme Shropshire Jack Smith Doug las Strasler Reg Maths Taylor Jim Toole Fr Vance Jack Watt Barbara Fr Kenneth Wil son Bill GRADE Xfl COMMERCIAL Bonn Audrey Davy Jill Le- Drew Ruth VandenBergh Paul ine GRADE SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Gibson Verne Maclnnis Mary Ellen Joan Lorena Shtd Joan SPRINGHURST BEACH ONTARIO FOR RENT 3room fully equipped housekeeping cabins for people city conveniences Write for des criptive folders to W R LEDGER AVE TORONTO Memorial Arena to BOB AND HIS ORCHESTRA Saturday Jane 23 and Saturday Jane 30 Dance starts at pm Admission SPONSORED BY KESWICK OPTIMIST CLUB CANADIAN SPORTS PARADE WE a crippling inferiority complex due to an extended week end viit to the Toronto Highland Games at the June St indium less than six feet ourselves we crept around among lowering Scottish athletes like an apologetic and watched thctu putting the shot throwing hammers and running like wild around the quartermile race track We felt much lie Iter while watching the lassies in the dancing for they at least the traditional Scotland of song and story Hut our tranquility of spirit seldom lasted for very long at A time for a simple side glance catch another strapping tossing around the better part of a telephone pole as easily as we would balance a match From our of view the Highland Games were a terrifying success AHS Winners i i- -v- mil Mutual Life of Canada is pleased to announce that Mr W of Kettleby has qualified for membership in the M L Production Club Membership in this group is attained only through the under writing of a large volume of pro- lection which continues in force from year to year and the main tenance of a high personal of confidential service to policyholders JOSEPH QUINN Reed Estate General Insurance Farms QUEEN ST NEWMARKET Fire Auto Casualty W- Phone uCJJfeL Aurora District High School prize winners for school year 1051 worn in order of merit Grades XIA Barbara Hayes Aurora Mary Adams Aurora Valerie Picket I King Township Velvonu Whitchurch A Hetty Scott King Ross Linton Aurora Shir ley Llversidge King Ken neth Carson Whitchurch Twp IXA Marie Edwards King Mary King Shirley Talbot King Shirley Hayes Aurora IXC Hel en King Twp Suzanne Grow King Linda King Twp Chris Johnston King Eva WUlcnza King Bar bara Specht King Commenting on the years work Principal J Knowles said the results reflected great credit on the teaching staff The numbers in each class averaged over and they had been much overcrowded in the school Mr mentioned that Helen leader in three grades was an exceptionally good student Fine work had been done by many students he pleas ed with such good allround work for the school year Games History he Toronto ivcie lJ50 With the ami the I llighlamlers as a it was de cided that he nines lie to ami true and culture in the City f Toronto and no less than in to the event This year under the chairman ship of lain I hi annual event got under way with a military taltH on evening when hands pirt truuiHfs bugles pies and out a thundering echo of Scottish pigeajitry Ktatois in the gigantic the Games were- by Howard Graham ami the fun Mr John Cohh the Toronto Iojice Athletic Association super vised the sKr ling events which were run simultaneously like a massive livering the ipiattermile track fronting the seem- constantly alive as race follow race The sixty and hundredyard dash races girls the onemile relay and the onemile grind for men were some of the events we caught Over iu the centre plot the high jump was hotly contested and still further the vault and the shot were to a winner If our memory serves the win ner events were yards Tiny Ollalloran yards Messrs Wallace Harding Cassis ami Wit- sou utile relay Jones the mile Paul the livemile Terry Anderson high jump vault and Stan the shot put Specialty prepared by a prominent Spoilt Authority for Cither Tossing all the events we witnessed at the Highland tiauies the most Scottish was the caller To us the caber was a mansied chunk of weighing 150 But when Kill it up and over lor its spin the air a tolal of 10 feet inches from the chalk line to win the Corby Trophy we decided then and there that if to call it a caber hed get no argument from us Calmer losing a and we were satis fied to stand well hack I he two Scottish regiments in their yearly for the and this lime the Toronto Scottish pullcxl the oil their feet Remember he dates Friday ami Saturday June and Mth when the Annual Hamilton Scottish Gathering takes place at the Civic- Stadium held the Scottish So cieties and Clans of Hamilton district and the Argyll ami Sutherland Highlanders of Canada This 5th Hamilton gaiher- is King under the distinguished patronage of their Excellencies the Governor General and Viscountess Alexander and includes of course a military tattoo with massed pipe and brass bands Highland dancing and track and field events Hoot When they drag out those telephone pule run foe cover C4 GAMES WASHED OUT The rain Friday evening stal led off the town league Bell TelephoneSportsCycle clash at the S3 diamond It wilt be played at a later date 7 SPECIAL HO LI DAY DANCES s k l m A Saturday June i i j L 4 i Van Walker and hi ir Jl ldnvery toe t TJ