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THVIMAY., FE00.11,1ART 2ndr. 11939
.Mrend Mr. -liervey Webster:end
fanly of Gederieh were Sunday 'xis-
itors -with Mr, and MrseJohn Purim*
Mx. Oaf Mrs.- Elden t,hneteesseand
children visited off SeindaY with
and ' Mrs. Stanley 'Dennia. .
'5 • • ri4h4..Seine-iildn't get out
UntiI Sun
"Council Standard"
RIB -ROU. or
Tite-Lap Roofing
is being widely
used for houses.
It dgi permanent,
firePteoefivieather-
proof, requires
tolnlin- tint; upkeep.
Weiteforeerneyrfree
book. ''llrotise Tone.
EaSterik Steel products
kaLSTON 0711 Afirf4Riff.411•4t 1•1014,RI4L f.,000/4Tr:
aild Mrs. Ira MacLean of Eras-
-sels spent Sunda)/ afternoon with
their. parents, Me. and Mrs. F. Mac-
Lean,
.
,here:
Xwo knights of th.e road, visited in
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the, station here Over Sunday. They
• fared well gathering' food through
the -vi1lage-,--arcd71ieeping-hach -in: the
•station.
The stern!' and gale at the .firee:e.4
the Week slowed •:things up consider
ably, and people didn't move.,,areund
much- but remained content by theit
fire sides. It would seem :that 030:
businstplate in Dungannon is the
Public Library. The young lads of
the village appear to have a contract
for keeping the, sidewalks pieggicee
and they doing a goad. job. Hope
it doesn't increase inice,a'teo
The meeting .selledelecl[fer Men,47'
night regarding. the ',feiMinff Of :1
Iderde OW -Wes cpostinanealeowing
to the -blocked condition of :the road:,
erhieh' rprevented Rer. ;44r 11
Moore -
.house of Yarchoutis Centre near- St.
Thomas 'from Coming, who was ,ire -
senting a motion picture "Wheels A-
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gross. Africa."
We, heartily congretulete Mrs: Da!:
id Gervin who Will observe her 97th
.birthday' on :Sunday, February 5th,
and .we Wish her Continued strength
im4adr.k.a.hby
arPiwITIl; sbut were
She is
ikgetrePtilVthe
ill-
ness of her -daughter, Mrs. jean Will,
lama, whe, is her: faithful attendant.
Mrs: Williams. at the end of the week
suffered a 'sick-et:tell and is remaining
in bed 'under the doctor's tare. Mise
Frances; Bridges ,is toasting during
tier iI1nss.
"Mis..Wm. Bray and Mrs. John Gar-
nIs,
; Toronto, visited on . Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs:W.: J.
WH nrgai U RCN. •
Mr :and Ms ehas. Gime' Eipie:anr(
amity of St. Thomas pent the v,veek-.
end`-livith, 'the formes" parents here,
Mr. and Mrs. John•:Gilliespie.
, int Sunday ,evening with her par-
Congrntulations. to litirs. Robert' ents Mr.- and Mrs 4.: J. Kilpatrick.
RoWbray ;on winning second Prize -in The Woments, Association of Blake:,
the Robin Hood Baking Contest held 'Church are holding a suPeor and .a
'Wingilifon Saturday.
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mAFEKING••
Mi ss Mary Crarcaton. assisting
At -aie keine of Mra Richird- Johnstor
at preent. ' • • '
Mr. and Mrii. Harvey' Webb and twi
ThildrOn of Sts,' .Helens, Visited One'
lay las wetk with fdr:crui,24rs.
'Anderson. ' • ' •
Miss ,Olive, Blakeis:ender' the dece
.erie caie ,at.-•preSent, We nope ,aht
dill soon .be, feeling .better,-,,
Mr. • end. Mrs Georg* Saunders
spent Thursday .with Mr., and. tare;
'Sant gihscht• of I4echn1ah: •
:The commimity extends 'their .trym
' to Mrs. Thee. ,Blake in the re
c‘Cn(tiestit of. her brother, Mr. Rebeet
Webster .of: clint,On.
encl•Mrs. Cecil Blake of Crewe
. MIT; John Gaunt spent:the Week-
• end in Wingicane'with friends there,
eecial evening Friday February tOth'
in the halt Aire.' Rev. Young of S.
Kinloss Will give a recital and there
Manyi: cars were 'stuck between • Vti 111 be 'other musicernuMbers: Hier/-
Wingliam and Whiteckirch Saturday one welcome. , • f
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The ,Viask In ParIiiiinent
W. 4.-7,6,164.n!Tsoz4: M. P.
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. The outstanding event ,of the 'yeah
was the .eppointMeit of two
Ministers of the Crown—The
Ilon-
Miclannan0., and
We are glad to see Miss Melindo
Blackout *gain since,her recent
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.ness. •
., Miss 'Ada Plunkett or Toren , who
hzs been visiting her Mint, .Mrs. Irnc
Iverte,' spent, the Week -end with het
aunt Mrs., Ches. Congram... ' -
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Mrs. Burton Roach -entertainea the
Woreen's Institute Thursday If lest
week in her hence for the Januery.
meeting. Mrs . -L. leers presided With
fourteen members ,prekent and, 'ttkp
visitors. The MB call we's answered
tiv New Year Institute Resolution.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart read correspond-
ence in regards to the prospects of
getting a resident physieitin in. the
village: Mts. Chas. Alton; convenor
foe .eomintihity activities and reliefs,
gave* worthwhile paper on the same.
Mrs. Roach'glive a demonstratitin.on
dyeing wool suits -A aisplay of var-
ious Itandwerk was brought to ere -
'Ate interest Lunch was served at the.
lose of, the efterneen: It was decided
that -the February meeting Would be
• in the fortn of,a social evening, PO.
at the' home of Mrst Chas. Alton
nriting the husbands, with Mr. Chas.
• klton 'end l4Ir.• Bruce McArthur. in,
• harge eke the program to -be given
'ty the men.
Itannunal40--lioratart • Irlitikrty,s
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Natural* the 1,0010t *ie.. con-
"stiencney of-Brnic are doubly grit:
:tied et -the appOintnient .of 'the Hon
curable • James MatKinnen, as Me.
MicKintlem was horn end grew up.
in My Own honie town of 'Vert Elgin,
ind is well-knowe 'throughout. the
d.dnie::11mbegt'.1titiies, 041114Ploirithene:14.; Allabbeertitri:.
Xis ilLeeKiimin'itt:: manager 2.0e . the
Canadhrt Men's Trust i* Ednionton
and also coddiscts a fire insuraece
hutch:mei: He, therefore,. brings% with
him ,sinto, hte cabinet a .Wide-hrisines
experience;' with knowledge of 'th'•
-East as well as the West, whiehe.e.: !
day is a valuable' 'asset to any Ge'v
eminent, Another •resident. of Bruce
is rapidbil clinching to, the top.'
The new POstinaSter General; Eon.
outahle. Norman McLtirty, is prob-.-•
ally- not so:, weli known -In icry con-
stiteencY, but is a „Man of great she
ity Hn'Asrmerly practised ie
lifedicitteAEit, and new resides mn
Wintleor..Therefere, he •' brings ,with,
him into the Cabinet wide experience
He is fine 'speaker, and. of a con-
genial disposition. is te' Persona'
friend of Mine and his ..appointefieW
is. very gratifying to ;me.,
• . The Honour:Ole James. • Gardiner:.
who 1.; Mentidned in my lest. art,
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We; did not set' up the 'tele legis-
lattion that ay be introduced in
the House this Session' affecting thi-
farMers , in Enetern Canada. I' ant
net at libeity' at the present time te
dischas thie probable legisletioe
but you May rest assured that -Mt•
•Gairdiner will 'take up several mat•
tem, affecting. the farmers of this
country as • regards: marketing •of.
farm' products, which is. of great im,
portance at the present • time.. . •
I might may that It, J. Scott, pres-
ident of the Central -Fitirmere Co -
Operative, end -'seVerirl ethers, in-,
tervietved Mr. Qardiner the, other
day in, connection' with these, prob-
lems. Tbp 'Minister. was favourably
• impressed. No man in Cane& .today
Understands the difficulties of the
farmer 'better- than does the Honour-
Jable Jatiteti Gardifilr. •
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MIB Cathe4ne *pent IL few days
wsith Nix!, Matthew Sbneirieton• 0"
Misses' PprothY. Abut :Mr.
Bertram . Curran of *felting :spent
Entorelny afternoon with Mr: and Mr
s.
Jack Purretls, :
Mr* and Wired: Drennan . and
e-14klrea- +eats Saturday In Wingbant
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MOS Ieerena Crezier of L.E.S. wpm
home over the week -end
Miss Bernice Bake Rivet the week
end 'fit .honse Dengannons
Mr. Tilos; Rivett Of Wilkie, Saelue
is visiting friendi hem D'Imgan-
.SEPOYS • STAGE TWC)
OVERTIME DUELS •
WITH .LISTOWEL
puyea ,Overtime Draw Here
etidaiz—lieferee
I.di,
Gives
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stowel Decision ,In Ovet.
time On Friday When He
• Play Back As Fisher Scored Over-'
thie Equalieer. .
Sri. Lorne ttamOns espent a day
-recelithr With her, parents Mr. and
3,tra. Gep,' Fr-tenni* teeelnirnr
Mr: pave ,•74.toyKhinney:. mid-, Bert 4
ViSitia. Mir A: M4 Mr#. Eaii.Make: near
• 17-1 .1n Lucknow
LucknoW •and Listowel battled to
o 171 evertinie draw here, last Wed -
nestle* night `aii one of the double
feature attractions that marked Bob-
by. Burn's night in the ,Villege,
. Free Johnston, veteran" Listowel
goilie,'-garre a Sensatientsi display PI
acrobatics.,and goal tencling in his
first return. to the gime thirrieasori.
Clinton on Mendey.-; • ; tentinual rain of •reb-
ami while rnany .of bee siivea, lia4;11Alit,
it(r. and *IL., Cot' $thkIrx ' and bar- especially in the first, Period,
old ;spent :Friday with Mt. and Mie • .
Raymond Finnigan. , .
The met Friday evening at
the home of the president Mr. Lorne
Hasty. Migme !text charge I?! Or
meeting. Ronald Treleaven read , the
Scripture Lesion, and -after the de
-otional period Ila Mahe joire the
•.opie :which interestiO,
rolloived disctissien. After the
meeting all enjoyed a number of
gamess
play diaalkiwing -the goal,
oe" for calling the play Wa0.
tha.1-Ohitsten hOd drePPed, on the pu'elei .
•It was another illotom:09 of .mC
very unsatisfactory feferceb4 ibis •
seaman, and iso far as the Sepoys are;
concerned,° the ngreirent at. the,
ginningunt the seation to the grOup
sioneetier. appoint -ref • .e00. 'in •
Plitee•-';'-"
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Goats Imo not very well known or
edier‘tood in. thicepart:ortheeountry.
• This has apparently Made them feel
rather slighted. :At p recent concert
and dance': sponiered by the bun-,
zannon Agricultural Society, • ono
tiro -tight it was a good time and place
..to make its Appearance. It ceme in
the front door ail proceeded to the
hy the orehestra and there took
.ts bow.' The goat might have figured
this qt for himself, but We think
that some of the little farmers had
hand in it.
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FOURTH CONCESSION
ens field' on Thursday he the
eth Con. School Hansa The day W11'.
fine anti Mere was a large attend
ente. Mrs. A. McKinnon presided and
the meeting opened with singing the
"Opening Ode", anti repeating the
Loed's Prayer in 'unison. The min"
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. baring the •buOiness
't was decided to donate ten dollar,
the Arena, buy cupe and make
lothes 'for the needy. This was fol-
lowed by a splendid program. Scotch
.ecnein iy notrithy Webb; a inns
en1 number by Mrs. White; readink-
..y Miss Dean McLeod and ?Ire. Mc.
Tver. The report of the Cenventior
in Toronto was read by Mrs. R
yartin.. ••
• • Mrs. fl. Lavin gave reeding. A
ry interestin.g, contest on vehid1e0
brolleht the Iprograte t acloserThe
'AS/ 'being fl6e. the birthday of “Roht
•!turns" Sonicif his pieces were Flung
"Flow Gen tl y *ee t Afton" anrl
"Annie lAuriO," A vete ot thanks,
As tendered the. ladies in ehnrge
r•inking . the Natienal A n t h e
isrenght the meeting to a elese.
Lem+ was Rettred And pleesan'
inie Spent. 14h6 -,Fehrtlitry tritOin4
will he held, at the, home of, Mrs.
Ar(hI Mthijrre„,...,
• ST. HELENS
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'Miss Norma_ Weatlierhead Of the
Winglistra ;High School was home foe
he week end.
Eddie Gaunt of Kapuskasing
a visitor With his Mother, Mrs. Jhs.
Gaunt.
earmarks of pure luck,' he„tontinued;
his 'performance during the entire
seventy minutes -and the only gocV
to lieat thim i was one BY Ken. Cant
eron
in the first period on which
,
Fisher and Ellie had assists.
The regular -meeting of the Y.P.1.:
seas held on. Sunday evening with
good attendance: This 'was the firs'
night of the new contest, of vihict
the captains are- Stanley .Todd ane
GOldwie Purvis and the former's sidt
had [charge of the meeting., Dick:
•Weatherhead presided and Mac Mc-
r'?„onald read the Scripture Le$50.2,'
Shirley Buchitenare contributed e
eeading: The topie"New Hymns" wa`f.
taken by 'Mrs. E. W. Bice While Mrs
D. Phillips played sone.of the hymns
The discussion was led by Stanley
Toad.
MONDAY
• Honourable Norman -Rogers mimic(
today on the -question . Of the relief
.1roblerri in the Dominion of Canada.
lie spoke of a new measure of Fed-
eral assistance for 011ie Works, with
the Dominion and the Province pay-
ing the cost of. direct labour 5,
elfty4ifty
The direet relief hajils will be on a
ratio- of 40 X ,40 x 20 as between. tit,
Dominion,. the l'iovinees and th
VItinicipalitieS. This will relieve th
:nunicipalities ,from the taXation bur
den. oeuried hr, dir.cci_
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*ADVERTISING VEERS
Ire whp whimper:4 down a Well
.Ahout the goodel ho has to sell •
I Will never Make as nutty' dollars in ante*. to tho . critics. .1 Mr: Eriler rafts are iloW 'fully before the mein'
AO .he WIWI Olitithe a tree mid hang -414,-.15 ' at length Wittt the trade sit. tiers of Parliasnent.
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of W. A.Hewitt. secretary,
has resulted i some ve poorly .
handled game •
.The Sent'
to pan
believe
roles t
cut IN
t.
In
tairing toetnhfaonreetheaiiri the nder• the present' lid up of-
or�
eriiies!uttos oaltaeYety,heisoirtatwede
-*Atli bill hfin-
prtd, o:ninosgi f;c0ifipt rornnyrihtsdehi.ctihe;g1twita
Jinnnie Auld the Se-
e, until his last de-
s certainly a honer.
--r
• Lew Thompson, Listowel defence,
man got the. equaliser inz the .secopd
period, and from, there neither teary.'
-.mild' Score...Lie:towel played then
eat hockey le'the third peroicl, when
-heir passing- Plays •began to .click,
Luckno*—Goal, Ritchie;', Defence,
r'amet'ori; McLeod; Centre,Visher;'
Wings, Ellis, a-ree,r; Alt., Thpinp.
..9.)1.omon; lifcLay, McKenzie, Mc
did -they; • •
• Listowel-eGoal, Johnston; Defence
Peppier, 'L. ThoraPEioh;°
Spence; Wing, Lavery,Yotin,;" Alt,
Wray,. ,Jim Thenitison, Jack Thome
on, Athos.- • •
Referee -Ken Somers; •Wingham.
•• - 6-5 In Listowel Friday
i'Lucknow Sepoys and Lietowe'
clashed in Listowel on Friday, foi
their second Menting in three dais'
and again the game went into over
time With Jimmie A:uld's. refereeing
giving tk Listowel squad a 6 to 5
win over the Sopoys., costing then'.
a Point that was badly needed.
Fred 'JohnstOn was. again in the
•ation thrOugheut the world. He
Itated Many figures relating to treat
'Ind trade balances,. He said Canada
-produpeeso much .morethan i'
i!onstunes that the stirplus prOducte
.must find an °Wet, and if they could
ie exported, the buying power at
tome would be increased.
• Mr. Euler sPolie in his usual con-
• incing • manner and Metered the
Timis that everything in his pOWei
vould be done t� continuethe policy
• sfs new trade' agreements in other
,ountries to absorb our surplus of
farm "ioduee. This Trade; Treaty no
loubt will be,discussed at greater
'ength and in: more detail when same
cdhies before. Parliament. • .
low' on the right hand of the leadet
if the Opposition, the Hortenrable
Or. Manion, -spoke at some length.
flis bpeech was awaited with inter
.st .due to the fact of his disloyalty
to his. leader. in 1934, when be con .
ducted a campaign of his own with
hireseif at the head Of it new party
:le has nhw returned once none to
the Conservative told. He made a
•reey•brilliant epeechs criticizing the
Government , in ' every field, .and
lit'Vilirrangeate-44.14tece-:.0;n4-
fienotirabg 11"4-114iifildif tO"'Ingle-for-
-his statement; as to taking over the
entire relief costs. Mit. ManiOn's re -
y was "1 ant net going to ninki
s statement of. policy „lust MAY". Thi.
• Of couree, , direet contrast t
is address at Barry's Bay last -fall
Dr. Manionylatei on, in the coiirad
he Minister's speech denied that le
;tied ever suggested. that the 'Pont
inion take over the"entire burden of
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41Vit4.11LES....
.04 -,,OVERTIME .
. know !juveniles went into a
!first place tie With Wingheni on Fri-
day night by: defeating the Brussels
boys 3 to 2 in &upsets-, in, Overtime.
The locals were without the services •
of „Eldon Metetel and "'Way” Har -
wound up with a few .brilliint re -
narks picturing the job of Prime
--Vilnistee.As_not being -CaPtain of the
EVESDAY
. Mr, Perry, of ,Qu'Aiipelle, in he
Ireech today alleged graft. in relief
administration. in the 'brovince:of
iaskatchewan. ,apparently
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tend to ask for a Cormuitte to in-
vestigate it: The Minister Of . Pin-
nnee, in answering his allegations
stated that there were two itst three
-bites' of graft :Which art now being
Iroseeuted.tindet the criminal cede.
Mirk SOnn,
tating that -the prices
of the ferni',Iseeducts etre determined
the law of sbpply and demand
'onsentlently wider maikets would
'lot serve the problem. lie hinted 'a'
a policy of fixing 'the price, although
;le would not Copinilt hithself on thi,
nellous• ,prObleni a the • farmer. of
tOdAy. lie , also 'critgised the Trade
Treaty. ne• heirnentr.t‘Aheqindhstr*
fri Canada.
WEDNESDAY •
The Itenourible W., D. Volt*, Min
biter *of Tcade and Cimmieree, spoke
,
nets for Listowel and e sports welter
from Listowel Ici" the, Beecon-Herald
Said,i4171mston in the Listo*el, goal
was the hero of the • game, holding
off Lueknow' „attacks wheti 'every-,
thing appeared to be lost".
But, the •Sepoys really het- it in
the first period'"before they were
aware What it. was all about...At the
'our -minute mark, the Listowel.spree
istartedend within three minutes•
they had scored as many goals. Jiin
Thonnson, Athos and Pratt were -the
goal -getters. Ellis gcit one Of them
back it 12 minutes and that endec'
the peering in the first period.
At eight minutes- in the wend
period, Thompson scored fot Luck -
new.. LaVery got Listowel's fourth
real nix Minutest later, but Ellis
ored-lbucknowls---third,--goal-nt th
nineteen:minute mark.
• Spence made it 5 to 3 for 'Listowe'
early in the third. Three minutes
later Fisher' scored for Lucknow. ane
•eith two -minutes to go Ellis tied.
uP 5-5. •
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With three minutes left in the
vertime 1>eilee and Pratt.combinec'•
icely with the 'fernier -picking thr
corner th beat Ritchie. Fisher heistee
n the tying goal witkiei minute left
wer the .prostrate body of • Goalie
lohnston. Jimmie Auld didn't ailev
..'he goal .calling the play • "becauit
Tolniston had dropped on the puck'
• - ,,,etziratetttnerhntraltqumpx
Vine aif'd -another :1-urstauee•
ete ship and its passengers. -He some crude refereeing thet-have put
hought there might be holes in' it; 'p with this seadon. '
',did lots of teaks. W. A. Fraser, a Listowel—Goal, Johnston; Detente
l..iberstl member interjected '"You 'Peppier, L Thompson; Centre
hould know—you Scuttled one ship" Wray; Wings, YOUT1, Jnn ThomPson'
;n4. In -Ought' down the House with 'kit., jack Tlionipson, Pratt, *Spence
oprlar of laughter. Mr. Steven r tovery, Athos.
t as completely taken.' aback, and i' '14ficknow-s-Goa1, Ritchie; Defence
Isore or Te'es, ruined his !nal* "anteron, ' McLeod; •Centret. Fisher;
meech this year. He sat down, and Wings,, Greer, Ellis; Alt., Thompson'
1, naked • a slight smile play over '11114ton, McLay, . McCartney, •
'he face face df the Honourable Dr. Man-
Lan
on, Leader of the OPposition. eRdierce--iimity Auld, Palmerston
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THURSDAY, •
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As :Yet -no eriticipm of the Bren "WEWAS ROBBED"
Contract has been voiced by mem-
This has been the, theme song of
hors off the Conservative Party
inthe Lucknow Sephys, following their
the essmrsehs. lieltSurshieto 5 oVeetime defeat' in Lietervel
Rowe dia mention in
hi's' speech -oh Friday night, It should have beer
0'1E4 the people in Canada were not
,Larticularly intdrested iii any one loteil-(18 hdarqp,iebkyedpwuhictimuchhthn
e,Seedwi.:
peoyr
-ontraci, but were interested in the
tuturk. policy ,of the.
Defense bePatt- tlf?tt
-
lemperted like this. Comg intr.
rheas
After a scoreless 'first period,
Luknow stored the only .goal Of the
second period with "Freck" Button'
getting the marker. -Brussels took the
Lead ;in the third period. With 2 goals
in!' • qutek successioni but "Babe". -
Aitehison got the elm:Iliad' late in, -
the period:14a, Cocci get the win-
ning goal in the overtime perietel.
Brussels boys have eneenntered
tiara luck in their ,epcetniiers With •
LueknOw. In the game here one Of
the boys broke a collar bone • and in"
BrUsseh on• FridaY, another player
had his ankle broken: ,
The 'locals iine-Up was as follows::
Goal, Reia Metlini' defence,. Rosssikle-
Denald, Q. Paterson; 'centre John-
nie Dahmer; ,wings, Jack- CoOk,.Erre-
• est ButSon. alt., Lloyd- iWylds, I.
Eedy, Doug. Aitehisop, John X. Me -
Kenzie and Gordon SteWart. '
Referee -.Howard - Agnew.
•SEPOYS WIN TO
MOVE UP
Defeat: Harriston Branches lf To 4
.In .Pocely Played Game, And Mose
tip Into Playa Spot: •
•In a slap -bang intermediate "B"
game here Teesdey night, and by far
the poorest exhibition of the „season,
Lucknovi SePoys won An 11, to 4 de-
cision over Harriston Bronchos.
The .win, while Palmerten was
dropping 3 to 1 decision to Arthur,
sent the •Sepoys, fel. the time being
at least, into fourth place ad a play-
offispot.I
The first Period of TuesdaY's game
Was in particular a listleas affair.:
Only -goal of the peried was seerej
by Ellis on a pretty solo ruqh. Pisher
scored two of five in the second
• n
and Caieron got another. Bruce and
Davie scored for Harrista, the per-
iod Milling if to 2. In the third period,
Sepoys. Played their hest hockek of
'he night, swarming around. thellar-
.iston net almost, continually to out -
ore the trenches 7 t� 2. Fieher got
'hive inere, Cameron 2, Ellis and Sol—
omon one' each. ' •
Seven penalties 'tended out by ken
Sanwa- of Winghane were divided
to Lechnow and four to the visitors..
Harriston-sthial, Howard:. Defence,
Ireger,.-Y-OtOtg; .13ruce,
XIts.:744.71DitiggrA '
Davie, Morrison,. O'llreeht.
1..tielindw--L-Goal, Ritchie; Defence,
Cdperiiri, McUeod; Centre, Fisher;
Whigs, Greer, Ellis; 'Alt,. Thompacin,
oternon, McCartheY, Huston.
. •
'Oratit McNeil,. a C.C.F. member '2,1Ye/t11110with the
'41scorireat teremi-
'or Vaheetiver North spoke end dee Listoivet 5�red al,
nouitted the tiefenee Dephrttrittit tion lileY at the1-mitilite npirli. With
eieterly. cO'nn-c-ceeiti•-svitictee Bean but St minute to go, .Lnektiow war
Inn' Contract, about which we have Putting on aPower play.. aortlie John
heettlso tnueh, lie demanded,a petit- ston, hi his -well-known' manlier .
artientary investigation, regardless of litaligesd out of hi net. Several feef
lite fact, that an:: independent Revalmnan'etteniPt- tO .11OP On fl loose' puck
.•Commission- weige_e„. .Tti thia.. he waeret.„ eueeeSsful.
f'jtIllsftit!eepotiet4vitol'ibtitiisttedh.lii;thdoit'ith+otiittkIliint 'Yiel:t;ed""crthe Creek trilither, htitsitt..
that thmq. Committee wmfl be formed 'Pg: 'it over tile ,PraStrato goalie' into
tut it is an eiepensive proeeduitc.. The 66 eVeit net
„
As thee :Nib going on gefpfee Jim
grad Autd Of."-0.1sititerstott Called tho
41,
•
s..
Intermediate "TV' •-llesnits
Lucknolvt 1 Listowel 1
Vingharn 5, Palmerston 3.
oListoweI6, thicknow 6 .
Arthur 3, l'almerston 1
aListowel 2, Winghathe 1
Lucknow 11, Ilarriston 4
(o—overtime) •
--
/a
.. tiltanding
Team, • ".• W, L T P
Arthur , 0 0 18
Listowel 5 I. '1 11 ,.
wingham 3 4 1 1 ' 7
Lucknow 1 • 2 .. 5 - 1• 5 .,,,.> ,
Palniereton 6 0. 4 ly
Haeriston 0 6' 1 1. -
. hiteitile Standing
„ream
W
Wingham 3 1
-t,tickno* .„— . - . 6 • • 1
Brussels • • 1 8 2
Teestvater . . ... • . 6 .2.
Two men were talking together ih
the public library. ,
eipn iiiriat:11,-viyie. novel beri
Igoe. 'wonder what's -Weenie 01 it?'
Second Matt (who knew., something
literatiwe its varloa
It's" 'gone to two donate -and fifty