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AROUND THE TOWN (Cont,) Miss Beulah McAdam is spending the summer at Walker's Lake, as is also Mrs, Helen Van Stavern. Pat Honer will teach in Sudbury, Ontario next fall after vacat- ioning with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Honer of Kirkland Lake, and a trip to Montreal, Quebec. Pauline Dowling will visit with her Mother, Mrs. John Dowling of Barrie this summer and Dorothy Ann Whyte will be a guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Whyte at their summer home, Silver Islet. Vi Mattson will visit her Mother in Fort Frances, and also attend the Ontario Federation of Teachers as a delegate in Toronto next August. Mrs, Louis Kiff will leave Friday for her home in Chatsworth, Ontario after her visit at the home of her daughter Marg Simmer and Family. Prior to leaving Mrs. Kiff has been feted at the home of Marg Anderson at a tea Mon- day afternoon, and another tea last wee'c at the home of Marge Lundberg. Marg Simmer will entertain Wednesday after- noon in honour of her Mother. Mr. and Mrs, McNeil of Sherbrooke, Quebec were guests at the home of the Alex Sinkins last week, and this week the Sinkins have as their guest Ethel Anger of Winnipeg who will leave for Virginiatown, Ontario on Wednesday. Noreen and Harry Coe with the child- ren returned from their visit to Harry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coe in Sault Ste. Marie last Saturday. Harry's Dad is improving slowly. Mrs. A. McCallum of Port Arthur arrived Tuesday to spend the balance of the week with her daughter Betty Ollen~ Bittle and family, Betty and John Jessop with Marlene and Jackie leave Wednesday for a three week vacation to Yellowstone Park, then on to Calgary to visit with John's sisters Florence Jessop and Mrs, Laura Besant. In Edmonton they will be guests of another sister, Mrs, Barbara Rutley and a brother Charles Jessop before returning home, Marg Simmer with her Mother Mrs, L. Kiff and Mrs, Francis Gaulin were at the Lakehead last weckend visiting with Charlie Simmer's parents, Guest at Art Mercure's this past week were Art's sister Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gadd and daughter Colleen and Leona's brother, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Dustin. Both couples are from Fort Frances Ontario, 0-0-0 SOFTBALL NEWS (Cont. ) Line Score: Re Hs (By Oe ee as Oe ee Ue sO ie 2 1 O86. O00 00° 8 No one claimed the $5.25 draw prize which was carried forward to Sunday's game, Sunday afternoon Shift #4-Struct, proved that you can seldom win a ball game when you commit 7 more errors than your opponents, Although #4 outhit #1 by 15-13, they also out-errored #1 by 10-3 and so lost a tough one, 13~-12.. The game started out as a real pitcher's duel when Frank Whitfield retired the first 9 #4 men and Chopty allowed but 1 run in the Ist 3 innings of play. Leading by 6-5 in the top of the 7th in a very close and interesting game #1 really went to work. Scoring 7 big runs on only 4 hits but 5 costly errors #1 took a very commanding and "safe" 13-5 lead into the bottom of the 7th, If ever a team didn't say "die", it was #4 in that 7th inning. They matched #1's 7 runs to come within 1 run of tying the score, With 2 outs and men on lst and 2nd (the tying and winning runs) Ray Stachiw came up for the second time in the inning. Ray had a chance to climax a great rally but hit a fly ball to end the game. Zigman (#1 2nd baseman) and Legault (#4 3rd baseman) were the hitting stars of the game. Both men got 4 for 5, Line Score: Re H. BE. W. 8.0.0 AL One 4 d He ie OO 8 ee ay Na MR, fe 8D ; o : i ROSA shea ea No one claimed ae $9.10 draw prize which was carried forward to Monday's game, Monday evening Townsite---Maint enance made a futile effort to win their first game, but instead lost their 7th straight-. this time to Shift #3 by a score of 7-5, T-~M had no one to blame but themsel-re7 conmitting 3 errors at crucial times and pulling some real "skulls" on the base paths. In three separate innings promisin: rallies were killed off by the thoughtless antics of the T-M team, The game was an interesting one through - out, giving the good crowd a nice evening's entertainment, It was anybody's game all the way, but #3 made good advantage of the breaks given them by T-M. Chris Demas was the man with the big bat for #3. With the bases loaded and 2 out in the last of the lst, Chris hit a long triple to knock in 3 runs. Bill (Cont. on page 8)