Page 4 THE STRATFORD MIRROR Friday, June 7, 1946. ; Perth County Music Teacher's Federation 1946 Distinguished Artists Concert Series TODD DUNCAN Baritone LUBKA KOLESSA Pianist PIRANI TRIO Max Pirani, Piano Boris Hambourg, Cello Leila Pirani, Violin 'Secure Your Membership Now at Any of the Following: Swanson's Jewelery Store, 82 Ontario St.; The Music Shop, 16 Ontario St.; Meier Novelty Company, 85 Downie St., or any member of the Perth County Music Teachers' Federation Adult Membership $2.50 Student Membership $1.50 NO SINGLE ADMISSIONS TENNIS NEEDS For A Summer of Fun! Select quality equipment here in the price range you prefer. Our stock has been carefully selected for value and whether your an expert of a beginner you'll find what you want. Gut-strung, finely balanced rackets from $7 to $18/ Tennis balls, 50c each. Racket presses, 90c. Weather-proof racket covers, 75c. Come to Pat Gardner's for all your sporting needs. Gardner Sporting Goods 115 Ontario St. Phone 2135J So PrY We are so busy, but--- It is too bad that shortages of material and rush of work prevent us from giving the prompt attention to new work that we would like to give. We have already promised all that we can do. But keep us in mind when you are planning any future altera- tions or interior carpentry work. Our estimates are reasonable and our work guaranteed. ANDY ZIMMERMAN CARPENTRY 36 Britannia Phone 1086M Louis, Conn Ready For Big Battle With interest in the world's heavy- weight championship bout at fever pitch, ears will be glued to the dial when the clash is aired Wednesday, June 19, and shortwaved throughout the world. The eagerly awaited match with Joe Louis, who is de- fending his title against Billy Conn, will také place at the Yankee Stadi- um in New York. This bout will be the second meet- ing for the contestants. Their first clash was five years ago in June, 1941. During the intervening years both men have served with the U.S. army. Louis and Conn, who started light training in January and heavy train- ing in April, both appear to be in the pink and rarin' to go. At Pomp- ton Lakes, N.J., Louis has been go- ing through his paces with sharp rights and lefts to the punching bag and sizzling rounds of sparring as part of his daily routine. Conn, who tips the scale at 188 pounds, has been having similar workouts at his camp in Greenwood Lake, N.J. At the ringside ABC microphone will be two personalities, familiar to Friday night fight fans. They are Don Dunphy and Bill Corum, both dyed-in-the-wool sports experts. Dunphy, who has always been a sports enthusiast and has been broadcasting sports since 1933, will bring listeners the blow-by-blow description. Corum, who covers. all sports events for the Journal-Ameri- can, will give the between-rounds color in his own personalized off- the-record pictorial style. MOTHER AND CHILD DOING WELL In an Ontario township there is a mother, aged fifteen, currently re- ceiving the baby bonus on account of an infant to whom she gave birth not long since. The mother's mother is at the same time receiving the baby bonus on account of her erring daughter. If the fifteen-year-old girl had acquired a lawful husband she would have deprived her mother of the $8.00 per month. A cynic sug- gests that perhaps the _ infant's father's mother also may be getting the bonus on his account, but there is a regrettable lack of exact infor- mation on that point. -- Christian Business Men To Banquet Following an inaugural meeting last March 30, at which Paul B. Fischer, of Chicago, was the guest speaker, a committee composed of Carl B. Murray, Arthur J. Chambers, J. Keith Spackman, Dr. P. Gordon MacKenzie and Glen Bain have been organizing a Stratford unit of the Christian Business Men's Commit- tee International. Great progress has been made and much local interest shown. A ban- quet has now been arranged for Thursday evening, June 13, at 6.45 p.m. in the Y.M.C.A. Gordon Bish, business executive from Galt, will be the guest speaker and a male quartet from the Kitchener commit- tee will supply the music. Following the banquet the annual business meeting and election of officers will be held. : : The aim of this organization is an association of Christian business men of Evangelical faith whose pur- pose is to further the application of Christ's teachings in the business world. Membership application forms containing the doctrinal statement which members are required to sub- scribe to are now ready and may be obtained from any member of the temporary committee. Any man de- sirous of enjoying the fellowship of this banquet is asked to notify the secretary, J. Keith Spackman, 220 Cobourg Street, telephone 2291W, not later than Tuesday, June 11. NEW LABOUR LAWS NEEDED (Continued from page 1) . erning the relationship between em- ployers and labour. If the government does not heed the warnings and draft legislation that will offer sane, impartial and irrevocable arbitration now, it may find itself forced to move later when the pressure of labour strife is so strong that proper consideration of the issues involved will be out of the question. Passenger--"'Why is this train so late?" { Conductor--'"'Well, you see, Sir, the train in front is behind, and we was behind before besides." How would YOU tion. 922 and list them veteran's family. Good Wishes Are Cheap! you fought for plied you with good wishes but couldn't provide you with a place to live. Help fulfill our obligations to the war veterans by finding them proper accommoda- If you have two or three rooms suitable for light house- keeping, call R. W. Hardwick at SPONSORED BY Stratford Industrial Commission feelif the country as available for a Steere ALITY SRE THE STRATFORD MIRROR Page 6 "MADONNA OF THE SEVEN MOONS Vivacious Patricia Roc is co-starred with Phyllis Calvert and Stewart Granger in the new Universa release, "Madonna of the Seven Moons" showing at the Avon Theatre Thursday and Friday of next week. DID THEY GET TOGETHER? OLD, OLD STORY - Northway's TIME FOR PLAY a Cool Cotton Play Togs to take you smoothly through a fun-filled Summer ! a Striped Cotton and Seersucker Pinafores with square neckline and buttons down the back. 4 g Ba OS Fe Si PR oe oe ee ene onde One cee ee sleeved blouse. Blue or Brown grounds with Bare midriff play dress in crisp chambray. Full drindl skirt, topped with a brief short- 5 98 pastel stripes, Sizes 12 40.18)... o.oo bd Strikingly smart! Bare midritf spun playsuit with front and back pleated shorts. Midriff top with tie and banded waistline. 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