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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES I fev;/ KIRBY 22, ORONO 6 (Continued from page one) home run, while Waddell was safe on an error, Power flied. to 2nd, Wad- out going to second, Shaidkleton safe on first and Lowery got a hit .but out stealing second. 3rd, Cochrane singled', singled', Harris safe on first, Davey hit a home run : clearing the bases, Wright singled, J. : Keane grounded out to short, while Waddell singled, Powers, safe and first and iShackleton went down swinging, Lowery filed to left field. Myles was touched for 15 runs in the three innings he toiled ■and was relieved in the fourth by J. Wood. In the 4th Cochrane filed to first, Harris singled but was out going going to second, Davvy walked and Wright came through with a home run, .1. Keane flied out to left field. 5th, Waddell singled, Powers safe, Shajckleton hit into a double play, catching Power at second then to first, Lowery hit: scoring Waddell, Cochrane safe, Harris singled 1 scoring scoring Lowery and Cochrane, while Davey grounded to second. In the sixth Wright connected for his' 4th hit in four times at hat, J. Keane . drove out a 3-lb agger scoring Wright, Waddell singled, scoring J. Keane, Power ,singled! iShackleton walked, and Lowery hit into another double play, catching Waddel at third and Power at second,: the innings, ended when Cochrane grounded out to second. second. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 K II Kirby .... ...9 1 5 2 3 2 x--22 22 Orono . .. , : . .0 0 4- 2 0 0 0-- 6 8 West for Orono had four hits in .as many tries, while J. Wood secured three in four times up, these two .players collecting 'seven hits out of the ten hits allowed by Shaekleton. Harris for Kirby, 4 hits out of five times at bat, Wright four hits out of five time, J. Keane two hits, one a homer and the other a 3-bagger, Waddell Waddell secured four hits out of five, and the others one, two and. three hits. Kirby fattened their batting averages at Orono's expense. LEAVING HITTERS Or AH R H PC West, Orono ......7 34 13 23--670 Waddell, Kirby ....6 19 10 12 631 Powers, Kirby .... .7(24 9 12--500 Patterson, Orono ..7 30110 14--467 Mÿles, Orono . ... .6 24 7 11--458 Middleton, Fur 20 5 9--450 -Convier, For 5 18 5 8--444 Meal, Forestry 6 S3 10 10--435 Wright, Kirby 7 30 17 12---400 Mercer, Orono 7< 25 7 10--400 MeTlveen, Orono ... 6 2.1 8 10--400 J. Wood 1 , Orono ... 5 20 6 8--400 LEAVERS Hits --i West, Oroo, 23. Runs -- Wright, Kirby. 17. Doubles -- Wright, Kirby, 6. Triples -- Meal arid Ogden, Forestry, Forestry, 2 each. Homers -- Couvier, Forestry, 3. League Standing W T, PC Kirby .6 2--.714 Orono 4 3--.571 Forestry 1 5--.167 July Remainder of Schedule 2--Forestry vs. Orono. 5--Kirby vs. Forestry. 9--Kirby vs. Oroo. 12--Orono vs. Forestry. 16--Forestry vs. Kirb.v. 19--Orono vs. Kirby. 23--Forestry vs. Orono. 26--Kilby vs. Forestry. KIRBY DEFEATS ORONO 13--3 (Intended for last week) Orono received their second setback setback of the year at the hands of Kirby by a sicore of 13-3. Cooper on the mound for Kirby pitched a great game, allowing seven Scattered hits. (Continued on page eight) Local & Social Mrs. Gordon Suggett and baby, ,of Toronto, are visiting with Mrs. Geo. Seymour. Mr. Harold Brown of Shelburne visited recently with his cousin, Mr. Cecil Glass, Mr. and- Mrs. 11. G. Macdonald are spending a week in Prince Edward Edward County. Holy communion will be held in St, Saviour's Church Sunday, July 4th, at 11.30 a. ni. Mrs. McElroy and daughter Margaret Margaret of Peterborough are visiting her mother Mrs. D. Noble. Mr. and Mrs. G. Getter man of Toronto Toronto wore visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. II. Mitchell over Sunday. Mr. Lloyd Trull, teacher at Fene- lon Falls is home, but leaves Monday to take a summer course at Queen's University. Teachers home for the holiday are Miss Viola Giitiilan, Miss Edith Trull, Miss Marion Green and Miss Ella Tamblyn. The Sunday school -congregation of St. Saviour's church held their nioni'c yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon afternoon in Orono Community Park. Mir. and Mrs. W. Kendrick were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Drummond. Mr. Kendrick is the principal of Toronto Normal -School The Durham Regimental 'Band attended attended the strawberry festival at Claimiount on Friday evening and supplied the music for the occasion. Mr. C-ol-in Taylor and Mr. W. O. II. Mitchell took part in the program at MbOrea's Church last Wednesday, accompanied at the organ bv Mrs. R. II. Brown. Mr. Walter Dent, of Madrid, Spain a nephew of Mr. L. A. Dent, Orono, broadcasted this morning (Thursday) from 9 to 9.30 a. m., short wave over station EAQ-2. Mr. Austin Campbell, Miss Maria Fran-eean and Master Robert were guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. W, Rolpth on Saturday last. Miss Francean remaining remaining for the week. 'Miss Violet Haigh and friends motored from Toronto, spending Sunday Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Henderson. Miss Violet Haigh is remaining with her sister for a few weeks. The new entrance to the cemetery is now completed and makes a big improvement in the appearance of the cemetery. The new pillars are made of stone with two iron gates. Mr. and Mrs. Riobt. Comfort ii were, in Lindsay on Sunday to attend the Décoration Day -Service at 'Lind say Cemetery, which was cancelled on account of the heavy do-wnpour, Mrs. F. Cowan spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. C. Crease, of Toronto, returning on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Crease, who attended Decoration- Day at Orono cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. O. Reid and two sons, Mr. Raymond Keat and Miss Inez Taylor all of Toronto also Mr. Harry Hamm and family of Bowmanville were visitors- on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Hamm. Mrs. Barstad and Mrs. Little, daughters- of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hooper, «ailed on friend's on Friday. They were accompanied by Mr. McLean and Misses Eunice and Margaret Little, daughters of Mrs. Little. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Turner, of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Love kin, of Newcastle, Mr, and Mrs. C-has. Hunter and son Gilbert and Mrs. B. Hunter, all of Lnkefieid, were Sunday visitors at Mr! and Mrs. W, J, Cowan's. Work is in full swing on the dam at the mill of Mr. Rowe's Flour Mill The side walls are now completed, being 28 ft. in length and 20 ft. high, at the base the cement is. 4 ft. thick and work is now being rushed on, the Centre of the dam. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Morrison and son Raymond, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Edtaiandstone, of B'owman- ville, Mr. David -Stevens, of Lindsay, YOU CAN WALK A MILE ON 1 SLICE OF DEAN'S BREAD ORONO DEAN'S BAKERY PHONE 40R2 Mr. 'and Mrs. Leltmd Keat, Mrs. Charies Keat and M *'• and Mrs. Clar- ence Reid, all of Toronto, were in town on Sunday for Decoration Day. Sunday guests- at Mr. -and Mrs. Arthur B-lewett's were, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Janetville; Mr, and Mrs. Milton Wright, Bethany ; Mr. and M'rs. James Mo-wat and son Charles, and Mrs. Ernest Keat and Mrs. C'has. Keat, all of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Cornish, Oeh- awa. Mr, and Mrs. T, Cowan motored to Toronto Saturday accompanied by Miss Margaret Little and Miss Nellie Colville, Miss Kate. Colville, Miss Ethel Rutherford, Mrs. I. Cowan and sisters' called on Miss Tiny Colville, Colville, who- is sick in the Toronto General General Hospital. Allison Cowan returned returned home with hits parent's for the week-end. Two truck loads of school children from North Oshawa held a picnic in the local park on tS-aturday afternoon and -a pleasant time was spent. in games and swimming. When leaving- one of the trucks loaded with children, children, broke through the light bridge that spans the creek. Just as the hind wheels were nearly over, the sleeper holding up one side of the bridge broke, but the truck managed to keep going, thus preventing what might have resulted in a serious accident, accident, No one was hurt. Mr. Ghas. iSinipson, Mr. and Mrs. Janies 'Simpson and Mr. Will Simpson, Simpson, from Manitoba, are visiting with friends and relatives - in Bowmanville and Orono, and are leaving for home on Monday next, expecting to travel by way of Sudbury, SauIt. ISte. Marie, down into the States to Manitoba, having come all the way through the States to Detroit -and thence here. Mr. Oh as. Simpson reports that the crops around Altam-ont are in good condition, but that 5,000,000 acres in southern Saskatchewan are in poor shape. No fertilizer is used on the land and the land is summer fallowed fallowed about every three .years. He also stated that the west this year is in better condition than last, and since he has been here for the past month a heavy rain fell in his district which will improve his crops. Classified COMING EVENTS Leskard Sunday School Anniversary Anniversary and Strawberry Social will be held on Sunday and Monday. July 4th and 5th. J. J. Mellor /will be the speaker at the afternoon find evening evening at 2.30 and 7.00 pan,;. Play by the Solina Young DfeopOe on Monday night, entitled "Looking for Alary Ann." c-23 p. FOR RENT : Fifty acres of land to rent with house and stable on it.--Apply to Messrs. S. E. Webb, R.R. 3, Ponty- po-ol, Ontario. c-24-p. Those who missed the Girl's 'Soft- ball game last night should be disappointed, disappointed, as it Was full of errors, thrills, and spills. They should do much better in the future, and games will be played every week. Newcastle finally won 26-19. -The 1936 Canadian homey crop, estimated estimated at 28,241,000 pounds, shows an increase of 3,990,000 pounds, or 16.3 per cent., -on 1935. Subscribe for Orono Weekly Times Capitol FRIDAY & SATURDAY Matinee PORT HOPE Saturday Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper With Errol Flynn and the Ala lull Twins See the Cnronation of an English King MONDAY AND TUESDAY The New Sensation FERNAND GRAVET In a Delightful. Comedy-Dr-ama with Music "Romance In Paris*' With Joan BlonxM'l and Edward E. Horton WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY His Most Exciting Role ! ROBERT MONTGOMERY .In a Drama of Thrills "Night Must Fall" 'Shows at 7.15 and 9.15 D.S.T. 'Saturday 7.15 . and 9.30 FOR SALE A four-year-old (registered) driver, driver, two sets single harness, one heavy and one light, one two-wheel cart. Last to be sold cheap on the farm.-- iS. Thomais, 6th. Line, Kendal, a-23-p FOR SALE Beatty Copper Tank Electric Washer Washer for balance of account. Try a new Beatty Gas Engine Washer and do away with wash day drudgery. -See Air. Locke at RolSph's Hardware Store. n-23-c. PARK ST. UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. IT. Osterhout, B'.Â., B.D, ■ Raster ■-SUNDAY, JULY 4th 11.00 a.in.---'Communion. Every Christian in the community has an appointmcni with the Lord, at Ilis table. 7.00 p.m.--Cancelled. COME ANV WORSHIP FARM FOR SALE OR RENT Lot 22, Concession 4, Clarke, consisting consisting of 150 acres (more or less), good grain find stock farm, well watered with: good outbuildings, 1 1-2 miles east on Orono ; also one of the best dwelling: houses in Orono for sale or rent. -- Apply to T, Cowan, Orono. c-23-c. DECORATION DAY On Sunday last between six and seven hundred people visited the local cemetery for Decoration Day. The cemetery was a picture to behold, with the mass of flowers that were placed on the graves. The grounds are in excellent shape, showing the careful attention given by the caretaker, Mr. Herb. Murray. A truck was used for a platform for Professional Directory DENTAL DR. W. H. 0. LEDGER, Dental Surgeon, Surgeon, Orono. Office hours : Daily 9 a.m.---5.00 p.m. Evenings and; Wednesday afternoon by appointment. appointment. Phone Orono 18rl. AUCTIONEERS TED JACKSON Auctioneer and Valuator Conducts Auction 'Sales of all size® and at reasonable rates. Communicate with him at Part Perry, Ontario, or see his Clerks, ,A„. J. 'Staples or A. E. Morton, at Oren-o, for date. G. RICHARDS Practical Watchmaker All Repairs to Watches,/Clocks, and: Jewellery, will receive onrjprompt attention PARK STREET / ORONO the speakers for the occasion. Mr. .EL J, Souch, President of the Cemetery Board acted as chairman and the proceedings were opened with a selection selection by the Durham Regimental Band. Rev. J, H. Osterhout led in. prayer, followed by the hymn "What a friend we have in Jesus." Rev. D, R. Dewdney then read the scripture lesson, followed by the hymn "Faith of our Fathers." Rev. Smyth, of Port Perry, and. a former minister of Park Street United United church, gave a very appropriate sermon for the occasion. The service service was brought to a close by the National anthem and. Rev. Dewdney gave the Benediction. -- -o---- WRAGG--EUBBS Ait Rednerstville, on Saturday, June 26th, by Rev. Boon bon ■ ■ Alice Pearl Hulbbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W m. 1 fulIts. to -Rev. C. R, Wragg,, B.A., B.D., of Peace River, A-liberta,, son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wragg, Olarke. HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW Chocolate Dairy Drink DISPENSED BY CEDAR DALE DAIRY Just a word to say---that if you have not--you have missed something It is a Healthy Non-Carbooaitedi Drink--A Meal in Itself Drop in at any of the following stores and try a bottilie : Kum- ritc Inn ; 5c. to $1.00 Store; F. O. Cooper's Barber Shop; Cawker's Butcher Shop ; W. J. Riddell's Barber Shop ; ,E. R. Rainey's Grocery Store and Dean's Bakery, also at Watson's booth at the park ; and When in Ponlypool Carter's Hotel, Richardson's and Hooper's Grocery Stores ; and when in Newcastle, Spry's Tea Room, Mrs. Chapman's Grocery Store, Anderson's Drug Store and Queen's Hotel, and at Klein's and Thompson's Booths at the Lake. Summer Needs MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE .44c. \ package makes a quart beverage 5c. LEMONADE i • b ENGLISH HEALTH SALT, with FREE TUMBLER...39c. SKIN LOTIONS AND CREAMS JOHNSTON' à POWDERS 25c. and 50c. FIRST AID SUPPLIES SMILES AND CHUCKLES CANDY, lb ! 50c. 'BATHING CAPS 15c.--49c. WATER BALLS „,:..25c. JOHN J. GILFILLAN, Phm. B. REX ALL DRUGGIST and OPTOMETRIST