LOCAL HISTORY

Tennis enthusiasts gathered at the Presbyterian Tennis Club for a grand opening event, featuring a mixed double contest. The tournament showcased some exciting matches, with George Hunter and M. Gillies emerging as the winners. Croquet was also played on the lawn during breaks between matches, adding to the fun and camaraderie

The Paris Golf and Country Club celebrated a successful 24th of May, with the fairways and greens in exceptional condition. The men's sweepstakes and a mixed two-ball foursome tournament were held, engaging numerous players.

Norman Eby and R. T. Hall emerged as winners in the sweepstakes, while Russell Sandercock and Mrs. Mary S. Apps triumphed in the mixed two-ball foursome.

Baseball fans witnessed a thrilling game between Paris and Waterloo Despite a valiant effort, Paris succumbed to Waterloo's superb pitching by Moyer, who claimed an impressive 23 strikeouts. The Waterloo team showcased their batting power, securing a victory with a score of 15 to 7. Bill England stood out as Paris's leading hitter, while the Waterloo team proved to be a formidable group.

In addition to the sports events, Parisians enjoyed a variety of other activities on Victoria Day. The town's emblematic Lions' float, representing the five principles of Lionism, made an appearance at the parade in Brantford The Paris Prayer Circle held a picnic at Camp Thayendanegea, becoming the first organization of the season to enjoy the grounds for recreation and religious exercises.