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for March 1st, 2nd and 3
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IGiODBRICH UNEMPLOYED
4 -HOLD 'FIRST -MEETING
• ,
• The first meeting of unemployed
to be held- in this' town, says a press
report from Goderiel, was called, but
310,4 what, occii,red, if- an/thing, is
not definitely known, for reporters
Were asked to leave. the hall before
LANGSIDA..
Langaide WoMen'S Prasby•
terien MissionarY Society held their
February meeting at the, tome �i
MS ' Mary Strome.•
Mrs. J. B. Morrison spent Sunday
with,. Mr. and Mrs R. Tiffin.,, •
he ineetitig Vie -ter
• Before the••:Seetlog was pilled o.
dozen', Or ;it: o":,:Sat..14.ro.'0a47. they said
y they Were ',WstiOnlefor ChOle*Teinin
: ley,: , Bruen." stfeat,, , who. .. preauntablY
•
had oilled,-.the,'":7'Meetine: There. was
,‘ "O. printed adverUsing distributed.
•Vt!bia:11f*taraMley7arrived-'hei•-asked
the' reper*raAo' leave. • '
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,.?,441.1qtea: just what was up, one:
man'
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explained thatr /rood, rations : being
inattect by the welfare !. board' lackcd
In gualfty .an Miantitythe latter.
.In• *OW: of ..'itise• in Pod, prices.
Which resy be aired before" the wel-
fare board Monday
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„
Welfare said. ,t Mt.
,
¶L'waniley had :been
notified thikt,".he
wu to'bn,:;en
tanite "he did not have residenee
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Otialitletitiene .'Aer,O.:"Dificiali-l.did not
take tngseriously.
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t,
ast
ntotreimd-F'ebrutity ••
'Pairtitheret69.fitt're
;
3r 1V-Mry Reynolds 7&87
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**.#01';,'.Carratheitei,', ;, George jr4.,
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'• Jr. •iirt•lintitir. Carte 55
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•••'•***Lilliatt-", tartuthera'
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..Arthttr---:tWiteeleit:Ls.80.6.6.;L41,‘,Roliert
Parke* 04d6, Lave,ie fair
Thole ..marked"",Witit;:tan:;eateris,k, have
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heen,4liserit jor.an, eXaminatiOn...
on, rid'. .
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'Lettere E. MacDonald
"-What's the ideal of the Cheens
iaving}eii-1essonsV' '
`"TheY'vedadoPted a French baby,
tnd ; they -Want to understand what
it says when it • -begins to talk.
•
and George spent Sunday'Avith
ross friends.
Lktre*Nalv sititirt NAL
rosbytortim. Y. W.
T4e, YW4. 7,r. as lloct.*• t't40 tioOi„e
of thrl• :Jewitt 'With a,• geed atten-
dance., The 'MPOifig Opened . with
bYinO: 197 nd 10s. Mili led in
13Wgri
ing. ,Bpsinese. was then transactet
and * hymn, -.bong, The Bible atudy
. •
was 'conducted by ,Mrs. C. Mac,
Donald „.
and ifiSs.: Vera '.Sherriff, coo -7:
tritboted a solo:with Mrs, Jack ,Se,
Kendrick, at the: piano. The topic by
Miss=Fern Reid and a ,,reading tr;
Mrs. Jewitt was Much .appreciated.
1ymn...294, Was Anng, and the 'meeting.;
clesedt Ivith Prayer by biro., Harry'
Anderson. s' " •
PresbYterian Guild
'The 'reader meeting of, the Guild
was opened with the usual exercises,
the scripture being read by Miss
Rena MacDonald; A, solo' by Miss
Winnifred Johnston followed,. • and
Helen MacDonald gave a short read-
ing. • Messrs, Frank MacKenzie and
BexfOrd Ostrander gave an instrii-
nental duet.' • Following the •duet,
iffelea Orr gave a, recitation., The
▪ at her -
riff; Mr. ALTO..rr and Mir.' '5-77.:
worth played a Wind 'instrument duet
,accompanied by Miss Smith on the
Plane. The collection -.was, taken , up
at.td hymn number 666Y brought the
meeting to a close.
, Last., Monday evening the opm
meeting of the Women's Institute
was held in the hall. The program.
I A IIDINE WI
OUP
Lockenw Fails. To Keep UP WW1"
eiing Pace That PO Them In The
Lead In First Period-"•HinCardinc
..„ Scored Si, ,Goals In "Second Period
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• 'In, a, andden death 'game Aipley,
on Tharsdarnight; Kincardine hand4'
ed .the LacknOvi-squad an 11 to, 4 (
beating and. )3y virtue of .their;
captured', groan ' hoaork.,`` and :the
right to 'continue on 'in the fiemi:l•
aals for; the ,Bruce 'League ehanj-
pionship exeePt for. Pr9-1.7
bahlg` ayi ,odd, exhibition 2garne,. can
now hang,ap the: skates for the Sea-
son:, ".- .• ' -
'...0Perting upIrt•-the first Period' the
local- • squad ,Set 4 a' withering Pace
With fast Combination Plays'leatur.
„ing• their. attack, which. time, and
again beat the Kincardine defensive
and Carried' the play' right in on:top,
of Pord who gave' a brilliant dis-
play and although only three :goals
were scOred against him, in this,
period, he 'turned' -aside.. 4 d0 -en
mere threats from close in that
15, Two
-of the t ree goals were the
'result, of combination'. plays with
Kenny Cameron, • " laying ; over neat
passes on 'both Occasioni. to .DThug.
Notice,. who netted . the' rubber.. The
'hilt :gear clone from' Bill
•
70o• ,s, stick, who picked: ap the disc
• 'Slie stepped out Of the penalty'
box ,and-' skated' in to rifle a 'shot
Oast Fotd..tucknow had.easily
mei cent." of the -play in this per--
'od nd' had an easy time
-rf it in the net, Kincardine's only
I ' ,
gorl• in this period •• Was. .an- easy
one, ikhich . 'was'scored On shot
-consisted of songs, musical numbers
ande. debate "Which Makes the best
housekeeper or homemaker, the. lin;
tidy „good" natured, - woman •o the
particular'tidy ',Crank: The:allirin.„Nvis
Swirling and Miisa
Orace- Ri•chardson.::' give the -Paper
prepared by Mrs 'V h
was unable to be present -The ner,
-tive :wag upheld- by Miss, Merle
• and Misa-"Mite: Wightnian
• ,
gave tb Paper , prepared.
Terriftr...B.N.,. 'Wile', was 'unable
to be present -The judges; Miss Olive
.:Kennerly„ •'Watt and ,-Mrs;
Charlie Cillesnii, gave tlie r decision
, •
after.' inadh 'Consideration to the 'affir-
,
mative side The ieinainder Of • the
evening was spent in dancing. :
• and • rs.• George . Harkness
and....Reeba ' anent Sunday with lir
.11,m0,trs. :Victor -Emerson:" •
At Vietoria Chtirelt,. • corner of
Midland' slid' Annette -Sts Trott,
'�nSetuiday, 1FebruarytlOth, Albert
only amt.' Or ItIr; rs;-.Ge°-
•flerkneSa,;-tangaide; t� : Jeanne, • eld-
est :'"daughter, of Ur.'and Mro. Mer.
bOugal 22[4 Laughton Aire. ...T_oron-
to, by/rev: Dr 11/Icnittel• -
-•ASHFIELD. CIRCUIT::
fervices next Sunday,are
.•e's; 1,1'. a.m.; Ilacketts;
Zion 4.06. p.m. Subject ."THE -MIR-
ROR OFTHE. CROSS".,
-CRAZY WATER CBYSTALS-aI new Price of $1.0 at F.
PA.TERSON'S DRUG STORE.
W.• Grout, 'Meets
t.
" • The • first meeting Of Mrs. Tnri
er's group of the . Vivo/Dews Asset-
iietion of the 'United Church, ":r- et
if her IreMe on Thursday s;:afterrOan
wit a 'splendid 'attendance DiSetii-#
a�n ort.' the work 'ef the. group an(3
the election', of. officers, constituted
the chief :matters: •dealt ynth. The
following officeits were •. elected;
;Lender,. "Mrs. . Turner! AsS't. lender:
Mrs. 'W. ',Henderson; Sec'y., .Mrs.. R.
E. „Smith; :Treas., :14rs: Burps; Visit-
itg Com:, Mrs, Jack • Ilendersort
4-rs.. McCann*, Mrs McInnes; • Re
Misa. McGregor, Mrs. Grant
McDiarmkL,Mrs. RicharcIS,. Mrs..
Harver,Acicert, :Mrs: W. L. ,Mc-
ArnizieLProgr_ar,n....som.,_ Mrs:, Free,-,,,
James Webster (Ashfield!.
Mrs. W. ..iferiderSion%1VIrs.'Trelea-
ven, pianist, Mi • Martha 1000iill
:Press. ,rePor ' , Mrs. .. R. , ThornpacM:
A .debcsoidItmch was served by th
hostess.' . next-,--,meetitig111--; be-
hold at Mrs. R. E. &kith's. on M •
27t14
United, Church Y P 8• •
The 'Young, People's meeting
held _on' Motiday:-evening with MisS
*Iola ,prosidine-Th-e'opining
hymn was 2•followed • by --the
Lord'. prayer in Unison.
character_ "Samuel" was taken 133.1
Bob 14aeltenzie and • the • Scripture
readint--Wee:tgiVen_lby-41ildred
chie. ReV, S. 'T Tucker led in Prayer
after which., the Devotional period
concluded .With .hymn 162...Margarnt
Vitehie, then • took • Charge of the
meeting and the following prOgra
,was preaented; piano Sole; Donald
Thompson violin solo, Nellie • MSc:.
accoManpied by Misii tiVr•
Johnston at the piano; •tonie •"pow,.
theLiCsiler Line?",
:Miss 'Kerry, and. read 'by Hanle
TbOmPSOO and Katherine MaeKenzie.
The Meeting. closed singing-hyr r
reAsating_ahe.4MizPa
diction.' The Christian: Vellowshi
;Com.. are arranging. a tong service
to he held next -Sunday after the
everting service;'' to which 'everyon;
is ,invited.
,
I Ai.
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*1'r4.10t, lvtAIten tot, 1W.:
Teinpletons,eolebrAte. the, goo .
presenting savings in a 1ass by thc.msOrc,!'
..p01.41.$,...•• for.'
MEN' $ BROADCLOTH SHIRTS •
•'Only a few timesa, year are the Jantour Forsyth Shirts oir,
ered at reduced PriceO, these ,smartly "tailorid English Breed-
: clOth Shirts, Sanforized shnink. Collar. attacked, Plain White
ENGLISH' BROADCLOTH
HOLEI'ROOF HOSE •
Val 2 nePat'ate-• Collars. Reg, $2.00 . ..
'nOr., 1hadekl••,-Sorri.paCei.NaTridED•CkirGffEeacorterGeig4tT.,77eiat
467" NY*, season's riVegt. Pattql19 t t • • • * • • • • • 89c
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F4
With every dress C
aE;1
,:00. or ovr, A Simplicity
Pattern will:be give free yoiir oWik, hOicer and size•
10% DISCOT.ifsif On 011 'Codi noi'adiertised'• 'peCial A Saving
- ,On every iiiotel#se•-•
e:Tn.'p leton
Cent a Mile --Round Trip--Bajain Fares
OM LUCKNONV,
from the blue line. ,
The second • period was .only a
,9Ouple of minutes old, when , Clarke
'Arld Ti10111pSpn .ciditijAnetl; With' the
latter. scoring, to ''put the locals
three, goals. OP arid give -t em
looked like a. • corninanding, lead.
From, ,then on, imwever, the story
,wal different :•Before the period bad
ended, 'Kincardine had "rfln in Six
qoa1s:antl1ie-score.--stood-1--,16-4-in
f-beifavor. :The locals Wbo a per-
iod.befere had literally .skatedc,,thei'r-
opPonente into the jeep in this period -.
reLackoemsip.dleetrsel_y. disorgani,s:ed, and
',looked hdpiess againat • the 'attack
* ' • •
.This• scoring bee in, -the econd
neried and the ultirna
co Oshawa,
-Kingsionortisbarg,,'Li
'
dsay,. "l'eterboto, Newniair-
ket. '
'
, M,id I,a n d, Gravenhurst; '
Bracebridge;
See • Hand
•
bills .for
complete
details.
To'Toronto
'andmany lo -
a1 points east
• north or •• west -
of Lticknbr.,.
T)eketS,-. farcS,,-return-litnits,-trein•-serviee and-7all -Information:-
, • from Agents. •.
CANADIAN' NATIONAL
ous
60 -minute hockey Match; the
., :.. • • • .
-outcome of. -which was not- enhanced
1)y an 11 to 4 defeat, . in thead-
'death group • championship . garlic
'tkith Kincardine, . ' - .,..'• ' • ":. ,
.• It, mins. like ..this. ' The . financial
standing ,Of.,_the focal clab, did' no
permit making the. trip to. Ripe
'\
by.: train i'''which entails' .the' • ekneose.
of bf)tel; Meals a a .sleeping 'quarters.
'6:n.d., •thu.s.' it • Wasaecessary„ for. the
. , . .
secolktinr thiS Season; to make the
•
4nil ,,sleightt-over"roads-,---that;•iare4ile'd
FAIL. With ' 'snoW,,..Whi CR, made'progresS
slower than penal at the best. .,••,
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It is ...no • easy „Matter to secure ,a
teamster. Willing tneonvey a loid;
-rnitriberu,,,ing'716 iternile'eFtliatTdiStatICe-
'
and return, but '..t. was Bill- L3.',911s
,
who consented toMake, the,,trin last
' k .,TheYnl yers arrived m.,.Rip, y
after 'a, two it -C-4. and.1,..0. half- tri p
• eliteani tha Was plainly tired
at, ...was
a -.resplt1.• eoinhination
iatrs was, aQcrdingto then,,'dn:e
to. the following :: Failure • of jlle fet-
-wOr4a__19L40.11 hack7tathert-4hao
j.o,rnF.rt •,•kfter • lOoing,
the: play;: one lone defense nian'on
rpard on numerousoccasions ; a ,few
easy goals; and :last ',,blitrot least,
-minute Penalties 'which. were . hand-
out,..for. no7-apparerit.relson, witli
, OW of fOot;toolo being scoted
',One tueknOW,plaYor's were :,ser;ving
tirne•'
.GOing 'into the thIrd'' peried;:• the.
.•
tO'calle -staged a 'Persistent ,attack !ori
the Kincardine...net', but stv•ithoUt re-
--tilt's., Kincardine "managed to
seore Another: goal: .-1Irr the , ..dyttig
mtio4tds:: 0. 'the tr,e; with the en-
1t:f0Jteltnas;r-ternsidyinenv;--Ki 7
'ardin broke away` 'On three.,,oeca,
giant. in •rapict muticasaien and had
when 'right in on the,.:net: :-Cal7S1Prc
•,ie"ofred.... feint goils, , I Nactoonald and
Bennett 2 each; .'ond • 8,, IlilieDepald;
.McGaw -"and ,BirtroWs;' '1, 00h.
,BoWera handled: the . game
and nanee4 out thirteen • 'Penalties:,
the' teed's drawing eight, .:Agnew
ettitig 'three; Thompson 'and. Bill
Henderson two each ,and MacDeriald
one. With. few excentiOns-did any .of
these Penalties apPeat .tri :de,
, • • • .
ierVed.:
It is not Our intefltio t� make.
ilibis fet ;the.'defeat., 'Kincardine .haa
i,.trneioth !Working tenni' and 'a Well
Salm-iced :Squad fromy the vialtender
tfy thelr seCond' forward - line. :AS 'a
,v-holeHhey are a ''''sttonger,,.tealp,•"and
Won what, they, rightly; deservedto;
the Orono honers, and. , thote'§. not'
plan on the' tern* who` doee-
ti't wish them ,SuCeess in their (pest.
fOri thel Bruce League cheinpionshipt
•"LelinOW -,Goal--yinlaySon; • de-
fense --Agnew, Thomption rind '.; Xe--
Ceriney' centie..---MCDOMildt• *fife
_Campton And Clarke; a :=4-M•
Benderson,• genderson • and St
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' Kinearditie..Goal. , Ford; 'defense,
rhirrows, MCGAT, Grahain: 'forwarrip
,Intherkind. .Canktick: S. ManDonahl.
§tewart, C MacDonald"' end
Benue* .
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DiStrihuting signs, Viten* town
and ltiring.tt. brass band to .drum up '
. CustOMeis ,far, •,your bargains, ,Mr.
Merchant,. Weald not bring one-third
the 'results that ',cttutslbe, obtained
wlth a .4w dollar? invested for
.AdVertuung
ucknow Spnt ine
People look to oar cOltimaa fOr
• „ ,
."nrews", of the district and to our •
ad coliintna yotir,,„ ,
introit*. SO why' not ,,make
:Sentinel yoar. 4%6 riaotmatiOtt
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,Itareaut"
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EX -MEMBERS OF 160111
•
BATTALION PLAN 'REUNIOT!'
, Mr. Thos. Johnston of :0Wet
Sound was in town last: Week • lo'
eating. ,,ex-..-neeiribers• of ,the 1.500
Brace Battalion. A re -union' IS beim'
plannedfor next" Jab?. Walk .•
ertrni and .a 'Anal edition of. "Bruer:i.
in-4thaki" therrnagazine. nabliShee
in DnOand, will be "'published.
book will be Of very treat 'inter's'
t� .the pe,O.ole Irttoec000tit. • I
will contain, a histork:of the.: Bat
talion up util the' time , it.. way
broken !up in England, a comPletE
'nominal toll Of those ''who were
killed in action, wornided and those
'AO Were fortunate enough to to •
"ttirn, There' Will also he ,Photos':01
iicrest. to every one and
Other features. • Mr.' Johnston Nv4i-,
editor of'•'""Bruce:-/in-Khaki"' -• over-
seas and 'the. 'final edition" is beim.
looked ,forward to with intuit.' inter,
est. 4.1,1 ex-ineinbers ..if .the, -Irak?)
h4ave,:ti. been bjteim
14,4,,ve ' Oita'
41144th St Wst, t)Wen SoUnd •
tOakirt46 AIWA n
--tlfieike-seeds‘
II6Wer until the seoblid year:
1., took that into tonsiderati,
They 'are left iear's seeds."
eve
Tvvil hear§ te.travel 'Sixmi1ec, the
reninial:110' flv nii1c eeVe):ed o1n feet,
hir
iSeS 'the retarn .trip Of the LUClino:W,
boeltey .toain fttOmEl ploy 'lest
Thursday night; StrOotr,-
d one horse Ian -4 However, with a
ree' hour rest an plenty of oats,
the horses Started' :herneWar-d as
tucks it under his pillow before re=
. •
tiring, and lands it i‘afely ,back •to,
town again:
The stidico did yeturn-l-part, of -
them. 15 of thein „landed back in
town, on Tuesday via ,express col-
lect, the charges amounting to '55c.'
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SCORING SUMMARY
-With-rifincardine-Carrhonors aid_ the yinw-e-kfonp
,Luoknovv
hockey. for the• -present is -,•
cidfor ex.-
edly a 'dead issue, except •
olalaing'..tbe last: defeat, and
Wng,hoW the OA ;:is going to raise •
-sornec-funda7"to--keep, Out Of theTred.
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At the start Of the -Seasorithe
club '.had difilcaltSe• in...securing •a
manager, and at last, ',fell: hack?' `on
Vio";TOOk-Tiliarge.
of. the •squad 'and in the ..past';:sekidial
weeks has devoted Much ti'sein
7ornot•ing—the4aest—let-erests• ;of the
midnight aPproached with t eir load
reduced to, eleyen- persons, the rc.
mainder a the, party, considering
etionLwai_the better_part
of \valour, remained over to vim:
. .
:hOtrie by. train. ,
„ In * 'journey that Seemed endles',
'with the horSes, oroWding,. and mak-
ing • slow Pr0gresP',.*:11.9.1Yrood ;Was'
reaChed after a two 'bout trio
the ' remainirig •-five ) - riilleti.' ernis
to take as long' to cover as 'neither
, . . ., , • . •
tearnster not his pessengers were
:Urging on. the ' weary team .. :__, •
A short -..digtance sOtith'df-ip,13,7--
. _.. .. . . .
rood Ai Niqs, alwarentjlnat one horse
eOuld . go no 'farther, and ' .Harvey
play-
ers, returned: to his father's lionie.
for a •fresh • tearn, Bill: unhitched' fillj
took hiS ', team' , to : George White's
baro a: little..fa ther on, Where they
were 'Pat ,' tip f the night.' . The
:UeXt'inOrning •.it'' was, ,plain ' the ; one
herSe had .0 brb en ' leg; and .16 re.,
Illexe-;,the unfortu ate 'beast, it was
Itilled:r. .' "'' ' . " :: '
• ,
While the ' new team was being
sectirett.ieven atthe laid Set ,out On
foot„ four of ivhoto ,reached • tOwn
about three 0,1n. that': inerning; a'
few Minutia ahead, Of the team and
sleigh *ith iks' rernaining load and
the".„three' stragglers who had beer
piked up ..enro fe. •
• ) , ,
iiii'MTP! iioNci S DEIPAR'i'
ATD'pp iv. 8tIcKs
, ...7,-,
Ndt Satisfied 1 with carrYing hOnie
group 'honor e na 4., result of their
oictory over .1.4,13eleno*. in, ,Ripl,r ,y1f,'
ThlitFidok; t:ttineardine players
ltirinorte.rS, it is .claimed, carried oft
LAI eknoles; bundle', , of • hoekeY stickt,,,
which tifirribeitee'sOM6 25 or O. The
Kincardine', Ciith, facing the Bruer.*
SetniLlinit series rather financially,
einbartatiked: .1: Prebably considered
they eouid. \tee, ..te clubs to better
i'di,rtititago;' than thAr ileiektea i'A'V,,,4```‘
11' 44.4..',:, qllei : 6. .',a ' '041143t1, .1?! -Y
t)O• r Urtiedi, an•far.,at time Of writ
lag
Mondar I 1 t111 elnikPient
Olia•
by ,Ita abiente.% Wellington Me.-
hey:toVe'r. W&It te. the Lalceside
(;r
rh1tetigUe Anal genie ilierc‘xd
Wanderifl CY4 m tho
ehISIVe peek." fl so; bereft hoping he
tern)", and the players generally' have
heen wefl satisfied 'with, his manage-
ment
Kincardine proved "tough .e.poosition -
and in two garne jr• that , toWn, •
•
Lucknow. lt7C-nifThir-s-FS "r"174-77-7-7.-
2 and 2 to 1. They;handed the Like
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side 'team a 5 to 3, and an '8 to 6
defeat' in their. two appearances, berO
In the nine leaglie games,: consist7
ing of .8 scheduled gaineS and
playoff • gime; Lucknow',scored • a
foal of 43 koals- and had CI goals
chalked up, against -• them.
The ' Scoring .honors were
115 folle-te-L-D' ritigar141cel2L-79.91-§4',
Kenny. Cameron 8; Archie lVfacDOth-
ald.„ Bill Henderson: 5;4„,...A# •
Cartney 3;, Cam. ' Thortipson •'
-Stewart-C.6'5i' eron
goals. in 5 games; And, Orr, .1 goal,
in 2 gamea "'
WINGIIAM DEFAULTS
-• Ninghara• and Tecswater, tied, for.
roup honors the 'Prato Leagne.:'
. , _
upon . the'of; .• „double
, ,
1;obednle , of games; ceiiimenredribe
'layoff's' .loat.• week, On :ThefidaY; 7
Winghani '• Won at home ,bY 0 ocore
qf: t�2, but defaulted the ,return
frame to be played the !end of: tbe •
Week. Kincardine'now - Meets •Tees-.
water, in the Seini-finals: •
•
StOppAter
• After hanging 'fire :fdr. nearly a,
month, the assituli• 'Charge against
'Bob Stoddart ,Gederfch hockey plaY-
er, was withdraWri Saturday at the.
request; Of the ' cOmplainant, Arnold ,
Doak, a innier player whe suifered
a doable fracture of the jaw, allege-
dly 'from a blow from Stoddart'S' -fist:
ina gams on January 26.: Magis7,
trate Reid.; eXiilacned that the
cinted had paid, ail eoSts
'few dLyttfter thealle.geitaa.
seta', tin attempt wns' :,in'adb to Settle,'•
w
nitIleent'efo6P4;Oaittsil', bantitiin'Petegtrag4
--11,10 • k,
ma ion
and thought .14140.*a,S. to
' I
"rafre, ,filO•ev, My olin...tlibitts
that In the ddrtirrie *. • •