PACE
TWO
-
LOCALS
-
'PL
EDWARD
The
.finance
committee
re-ported
to
the
city
council
las:
night
the
sale
of
one-half
of
lot
30,
block
27.
section
1.
to'
Mr.
Partita
for
$110
and
lots
M
to
M,
Mock
26.
section
9.
to
j
M.
M.
Stephens
&
Co.
Ltd.
for
$150,
the
understand
tag
being
that
the
city
wUl
not,
provide
service
for
the
latter
property.
F.
W.
Chandler
had
a
letter
before
the
city
council
last
night
rjmttMtinv
that
Inctalli
t
lin
Ha
port.
On
July
6
at
the
Staff
House
in
Ladies'
Softball
fourth
place
In
the
cireuit
MaeDonald
pitched
the
whole
WAS
WINNER
Dining
Hall
the
Boilermakers'
Barrett
Northern
B.C.
Softball
Title
Decided
at
Terrace
Over
Week-end
week-end.
defeating
Soo
Suds
In
the
final
round.
The
first
meeting
of
the
sea
son
between
the
Navy
and
Royal
ter
Morgan,
the
master
or
cere-
lowing
upon
this
Private
John.
and
came
near
to
swooning
thu
:
.
.
...
.
.
.
'
PinflHlin
Air
TYima
cnftHatl
I
maae
oi
a
new
l-mcn
water
.
line
Instead
of
the
existing
in-lteams
last
n'8ht
at
Sal
Cove
adequate
3-4-lnch
line
serving
I
ProTed
o
be
a
pitchers'
battle
his
photographic
studio
as
well
1th
the
nlts
emerging
vlctor-
!,ous
b
K0"
ot
3
to
-
M,
as
a
beauty
parlor
and
other
the
sailors'
second
setback
in
offered
to
contribute
10c
per
foot
lthe
fnd
!
to
the
cost
of
such
an
InsUlla-
!umPh
was
e
RCAF.s
third.
,
the
Air
Force
mattPr
Cranston,
tion.
The
was
referred
the
board
P"eher.
was
the
first
mounds-
to
of
works
for
re-
1
Tne
uarreu
nine
wm
uy
ior
their
Seventh
successive
win
'Friday
against
Second
ACK-
ACKS,
wnne
rtcserres
rarti
rui
i
Edward
and
Navy
tangles
with
Air
Force.
League
standings
follow:
"A"
Division
Athletic
Club
will
present
Port
Edward
another
fieht
card.
Among
1st
Ack-Ack
the
many
talented
fighters
who
list
Coast
wUl
atroear
on
the
card
will
be'Tid.
Coast
that
old
favorite
of
the
fans,
2nd
A.
A.
Benny
Wendle
who
is
returning
Ik.
c.
E.
to
the
boxing
world
after
a
short
j
Reserves
absence.
The
fans
are
clamor-1
"
ing
for
a
return
bout
betweeen
Young
Lider
of
the
American
Soo
Suds
Army
and
Young
Tommy
Burns
Ack-Acks
of
the
Canadian
Army.
It
Is
Navv
hoped
that
negotiations
to
match
Air
Force
these
boys
will
be
successful
ury
Dock
AIR
GIRLS
KEEP
LEAD
Wrens
Win
Over
Booth
School'
Harbor
Squad
Signals
Ordnance
W.
6
3
3
3
3
I
0
0
Division
W.
6
4
4
3
1
1
1
0
L.
0
1
2
3
3
3
3
4
L.
0
1
2
m
2
3
3
6
Pet.
1000
.750
.600
.500
.VI
.u
.060
Pet.
1000
JO0
.coo
.250
.250
.000
man
to
shut
out
Navy
this
year
land.
In
so
doing,
he
limited
the
tars
to
four
hits.
On
the
other
hand,
Ivor
Cross,
the
Navy's
hurler,
was
touched
for
only
two
hits
but,
coupled
Strengthening
their
grip
on
.
with
errors,
they
were
damag
!
first
place
In
the
Women's
Soft-
ing.
j
ball
League,
the
Air
Force
WD.'s
j
Score
by
Innings:
defeated
the
Allies
14
to
4
last
Mr
Force
020
000
13
1
night
on
Acropolis
HllL
It
was,
Navy
000
000
00'
the
WD.'s
third
successive
vie-
Cranston
and
Glendennlng;
tory.
(Cross
and
Koblanskl.
1
Nora
Perry
went
the
distance
The
strong
Port
Edward
team
for
the
winners
on
the
mound
is
scheduled
to
meet
the
Second
1
and
held
the
opposition
to
seven
Coast
Regiment
in
a
Service
1
scattered
hits,
while
her
team
mates
pounded
out
15
blows.
Score
by
Innings:
Allies
W.
D.'s
Softball
League
game
tonight
at
Oyro
Park.
In
earlier
engagements
Engineers
clash
with
120
000
1
4
i
First
Coasters
and
Signals
col-
132
423
x
14;Hde
with
Dry
Dock.
Lowe
and
Hawklnr,
Perry
and
I
On
Wednesday
six
games
are
Murray.
j
slated
to
be
played.
At
Oyro
WRENS
BEAT
park,
Navy
tackles
Ordnance,
BOOTH
SCHOOL
'signals
oppose
Air
Force
and
The
Wrens
scored
seven
runs
j
First
Coasters
play
Second
Ack-tri
the
first
Inning
at
Gyro
Park
;
Ac
its.
On
the
Seal
Cove
diamond,
and
then
coasted
to
a
14
to
11'
Soo
Suds
are
pitted
against
victory
over
Booth
Memorial
First
Ack-Acks,
Dry
Docks
play
High
School
The
triumph
gave'
Harbor
Squad
and
the
WD.'s
the
Navy
girls
sole
possession
of
and
Bo-Me
-HI
will
clash
in
a
postponed
game.
seven
frames
for
the
winners
I
FOLKESTONE,
England
O
and
was
nleked
for
12
hits
while
1
A
bottle
of
French
red
wine,
the
Wrens
combed
the
com
bin-1
1937
vintage,
raised
$450
when
ed
offerings
of
three
High
j
auctioned
at
a
"Salute
the
Sol-School
hurlers
for
10.
Idler"
dance
here.
Hamilton
or
Bo-Me-Hl
connected
for
the
tilt's
only
home-run
In
the
sixth
inning
with
the
bases
vacant
Score
by
innings:
Wrens
763
300
114
B.-Me-Hl
020
114
3
li
MaeDonald
and
Griffith;
Thornton,
CakUiU,
Berg
and
Meredith,
Standings
of
the
league
teams
follow:
W.
D.'s
Alumnae
Allies
Wrens
B-Me-Hl
C.W.A.C.'s
W.
3
3
3
2
1
L.
0
1
2
3
3
4
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CASUALAIRES...
THE
WORLD'S
MOST
COMFORTABLE
SHOE
LIGHT
AS
A
FEATHER
FLEXIBLE
AS
A
WHIP
WEAR
THEM
EVERYWHERE
Priced
$3.95
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
Garbatt)
The
Port
Edward
boys
THE
DAILY
IiTttTS
monies.
Dressed
In
an
amusing
combination
of
dinner
Jacket,
lumberjack
boots
and
a
battered
felt
hat
he
wijscracked
his
way
between
each
number.
Intro-
and
ducing
the
Port
Edward
Revel-
as
a
very
dark
darky
told
us
about
his
folks
and
the
time
he
went
b"ar
huntln'
with
the
preacher.
Betty
Orcsf.
candidate
for
Queen
in
Uve
coming
carnival
girls
added
their
bit
to
the
gen-
airs,
an
eight-piece
orchestra
was
introduced
and
asked
for
jeral
uplift,
morale
and
enter-
J
who
played
their
own
spot
tnim-'
the
support
of
the
audience.
tamment
of
the
troops
Sunday
bers
and
accompanied
me
musl-
j
A
nicely
staged
cabaret
scene
.u
viv
...
mftit,
uie
uapitoi
ineaire
ca.
nuiroers,
waiver
iTf
way
vo
wns
me
Dacitgruna
lor
some
era
muun
wwuraoia
soiwau
wnen
tney
put
on
their
OX
Re-,
Carlson,
Whitman
and
DoHglas
rrxre
music
by
ihe
Revelairs
and
trumpet
tournament
ai
rerrace
over
me
view
called
"Stairway
to
HoUy-
that's
the
way
they
would
have
.-ngs
by
Joey
Mclnnes
and
Cjt
wooa.
inn
was
a
series
or
been
HIM
in
the
old
vaswe-irxra;
Wetob
During
Joe
,
.n
j
skiu.
gas,
and
song
ud
the
vllle
days
in
a
neat
lltt'e
-.vwral
stalwart
solders
.n
:h-whole
was
held
together
by
Wal-
with
a
comic
denouement.
Fol-'
auriirnce
signed
ioudiy
in
umaon
WEAR
IT
ON
YOUR
ARM
making
Joey
a
female
Sinatra.
A
dramatic
rendering
of
old
sob
classic.
'Brother
Can
You
Spare
A
Dime"
by
the
versatile
Mor
gan
was
followed
by
four
boys
eant
Miller,
piano,
He
Brown
Pte
Carlson,
clarinet
and
Port
Edward
t
Clark
Oabic
YyroMe
Power
and
Vie
tor
Mature
all
in
oi.e
that
i:ttle
brown
-eye'
Yes,
we
need
your
help
.
.
.
and
need
it
badly,
-
This
is
the
biggest
job
we
have
ever
tackled!
Everything
depends
upon
Victory.
Canada's
Army
needs
volunteers
NO
W
I
'And,
-that
means
you
and
you
and
you.
Wear
Canada's
Badge
of
Honour
on
your
arm.
You'll
be
proud
of
it,
so
will
your
family.
Every
man
who
is
able
has
got
to
do
his
bit!
Boston.
I
presume?
As
a
finale
the
crack
Drill
Squad
of
Port
Edward,
under
Sergeant
Sides,
gave
a
novel
arid
The
evening
,
batld
very
.
,u
air
Nation;,:
A
was
under
uir
entertaining
duwtay
af
precision
Special
h
piaytnc
"Are
you
nervous
in
w
j
ana
aseentrle
dnm
"Thee
boys
,
American
A::,
Service.
Mervlce?"
a
boogie
"could
make
their
tnutkets
sit
up
our
tru..
woof
le
number
by
Sergeant
Mil-;
and
eat
out
of
their
liana.
And
'
ler
Those
playing
were
Ser-
the
amazing
part
Wt
that
they
took
all
their
orders
in
whs'
seemed
to
be
a
foreign
tontue
at
!
was
Ir.tellltdble
only
to
thi-
cIm!.
quuci
Th''
rru
Woid
liJikx!
a"
:
int
eoy
on
tne
drums,
Johnny
aw4
w
tor
Howard
from
Massachusetts
they
hupped'
llupt
Tt
e
arm'-:
reuntel
),
l"
tfraili
,
i"
-telu
.jr.
-'
'Jley
a
re
,
(fiate
And
how
aatton
r'!
,,f
ss
jisjjjjTjBvsjjjjv
jsjw-
sv
m
sw
sor
ssk
mm
asn
isar
a
ww
hfrnmettymfflP
Maybe
you
don't
think
this
means
you
.
that
it's
a
job
for
the
other
fellow.
If
you
do,
you're
wrong.
It's
your
war,
too
...
a
war
for
every
man
who
it
a
man
.
.
.
for
everyone
who
has
a
stake
in
Canada.
Yes,
this
means
you
all
right
and
we
need
you
now
for
the
months
of
intensive
training
to
make
you
fighting-fit.
Wc
did
it
before
and
wc
can
do
it
again
...
but
wc
need
your
help.