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ASSOCIATION AND LIFE •
11.8.41WRANCE COMPANIES
,IN CANADA
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irgim PALMERSTON
FOR 1OURTH .-PLACE
Mrs.,,W. Lowery of Toreno Irisited,'. ' '
.he r cousin Mrs. flekt,,X(eWitinney last
' 'Friday. : •• 1
1 ' Miss Fiera Durninli expected home,
Friday from !I a, Grey Co. where
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' she has been conducting a three mon-
ths domestic *nose andwhidh will he
completed then, *
' Dr. H. Hall and Vs. Hall, Goiter-
ich visited their annh*iss. L. brean-
daily. exercise of the body. Exercise 'ey on SlInday, -• '''''''•''•,
tends to strengthen the muscles of.,1 . Mr- and Mes. R. 4. %Van, ,Miss
the body, including the lrirt•:=1011‘-'11 Bessie Smith and Mr. •Brown, Smith
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is a• musenlar organ. Eicercis deep- :attended the 'funeral Of their cousin,
ens• and increases respiratiOn, pro-- Nit* 4.w..Bissett, sait‘rd.. • ' ,
EXERCISE AND ItA;ST'
It appears t� eeeneceesary to re-
nrin'd,many -tiers:ens of the need for
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.dnce§ heat, induces perspiration, aed,
'develops the motor • afte sensrJ
ry eentree of the 'brain. , '
If the food which' we Oct is to: 'he
!properly' digested Asnd 'used for the:
nutrition 'of tharbody, mi.* ex-..
Uteise; if the. elithinatioi`from.hoWel
and kidney i's to be kept, in proper
oi-
der, we ninst is perhaps
a. leo& working rule to say that the
tiormal •individOal should exercise to
the. pent of perspiration. once a day.
We should walk .sornetitnes in plae
of riding, pla:y: .some games and
sepoYs clicked in Iiringham .Fri-
Mts. W. A. 0;l1beitapent the week.:
end with 'her iliieghter Mrs, Leonard.
".Ceawford,zind. other friends hi ,Gieler=
• cute eeight To Decisi" '8 To
3 Victory FrOM F,Iraerstonr-,-Meet
• Listowel la/ Send -Fields,. .
• • LlickneW Sepoys established their,
right to fourth place in Group
on Friday night, when they handed
Palmerston Railroaders an 8 to 3
trimming in a. sudden 'death 'firiture
Wingham. ' •
'10.1nourErliltinhiedinitesicdne::, tbhire. aWscoierg9h.a: i2E•ete'olts,,
•thjahnerston FlYer was bound for
until the Sepoys• threw*
• the' switch, derailing the Playoff, Hope
Osi:peociysal, bae this mlaheetiloefn'griti.ginbb4r,. t.Tishte.
owel he. a ,heme-and-lionte seilleffe in
We aril hear' ottlig Serious ,tjhoT •hsee7st-efptrilsa... were
grouprily h.. °non.
Meese Of Mrs-:"JAn" !Agett; Tort Ai- clicking
:Vert, fame' bUngaim—ite." 1Friday hie and eXeeht:ter
ancet Mrs. Dan ••Ftrcjiilier"ies i:IsarWenitdh- part of the second period evekeerairry-
Menary R. I•L' t
her sister during her 'illneos.
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THIORSDAY. FEBRUARY 23d 3939
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° ERE. - IS 'FANS! ,
folliroing article is by 'Scoop"
tn. laat week's Pahnerston Observer;
"On Tuesday mOrning' George •,141,
velle, secretary •of . thee Palmerston
Intermediate Hotkey reaeived
notice from W. Ae' gewitt, secket,-
arY• of the 0#1.1.A.,' to the effect that.
as a result of complaiete registered
bcylubsAorothnurTuelindday. .Lthucaktnhoie`v oiDeAw,Clcite
had decided 'hi Order a 'sudden death
garnato he flayed between Wingharn
and Palmerston hi the ListOwel arena
on Wednesday,' 'February the win-
ner to eoetinue on, oild sudden
death game With tucknow,.to declare
•a fourth place team' In the
!;"The tomPlaints bY the Arthur and
Lucknow teams efolhewecl ,as- a result
of the meeting. held in the Hess Hotel
-on Monday evening. Ddring the meet-
•ing ee.A.r.ther LiteknoW • pro-
tested' •a . Motion made Coot
Bainford 'fm'z';'' to Mike the'
issue fair' to all teams concerned,
•was decided!' to vote on' the :Motion.
When it was decided: to take A yOte,
Arthur and laicknow made no 0P-
Wisition And agreed' to vote, with the
rest, of the' teams, „het lifter the mete
•hie, was passed, emueh.,e0 the dis-
domeort of Arthnr and Lucknow re-
prits,Antatives), Lucknow, and Arthur
'iesorted to a, rathed underhand meth.
•-4 of getting their own wee, by Com'
rylaining..to the'0.1T.A.. es ' soon as the
ethei • font clubs • had tamed
backs.
• "It ;seenOS increchilous that, club
:Arthur. and .Lucktm* Should 14
such peer' .sports And, protest mot.
ion that has been favoured' by 00?
per cerit...vote.'' Tali, . too,- bad
there isn't .a hitb.y's league in wheel
they could: eritei....,they :woulcirie
for a; !retain Or mi.dgetjea
•true. The one 'thing .that' we. regret
meet is theefaet that a .foemer
Teeretee boy is one of the "big shots'
6f the Arthur aggregation. "
• "Just Why. Arthur And ...Lueknoci
v6ted on the Motion,' When they no
lit had already. decided to pro-
test if the. motion paeseile is beyond
cOinprehenSion. ,Conyenor 'Bam-
ford and delegates from • the yation,::
dubs •spent at least one' hant,,ar-
ranging a pley-off schedule amortc:
'the. 'three teams;!. while •Arthur ape
Lueknew aat 'in a. corner, and .showee
their igrierance ane stupidity by talk
in. •ene chewing the rag between
„.
themselves. .
• "We 1We inclined to:•,,agree With the
:nsinuaticin . made by our Iocal sec-
:'etarif
to ,•Mr. Hewitt that Arthut,,
4.nd I.licknoW are running thing's lye
his group. HoWever, Mr. Hewitt
id.n't• seem to think so, so We must
cecent his. decision, as final. '
• parsonage with Mrs. . C. Alton the . "After the sudden death . game in
Wings, Ellisi, 'Greer; Alt Thompson. T.Astowel last night, we feel quite
mew president in, the • chair. •Aftec
Solomon, McKenziie atifl •McCartney. ,urtain that the Lucknow Sepoys.
draw in tle#,...1orns aliont„...that
a 'hymn, the Lord's prayer Was re- .1Polinersten-e-Gloal;• Struke; Defence vill
liymn, the business.p.,1" rt, ton •and • Auld; Centre, 'ecitinsegier "Welrelicell;", 'kaeke; ehat, they :
peated in . unison. 'After anogieiv ee. 0. '1,-."*•••wer
" AIX the meet-, ttl • Alt bar, %/Ting to Work. The suspicion
in
Mr: and Meg. Ed. Sereion spent
Satiirday with Clinton' .friends. Mrs:
Ti. Drennan of Goilekleh is now vielt-•
ing them. • ' • ' -
spread them throughout the week, MiS
Mies Etta Belle 'Webster and ,S
not concentrate theAi all on Satur- •
• Iris Rivett sang Saturday evening ov-
er CXNX, Winghano and one of their
On the other hand, we shoeld not num.• e . in the third) period, wieh each team
hers• was dedicated. to Iles' grand-,
forget the need of .rest.. Perhans
( Mother, Mrs David S. -Errington getting a -goal in the second stienza'
: there ate more • of Ps An neod: of rest
LucknOw, wile was celebrating• ht., Ellis 'with three, Gre'er• and: Fisher
not • birthday and her cOnsin, Mi s with twit each and Solomon with one,
than of ,, eeereLe. Geildeen require a
: greet deal of rest. freedom from act 7t
Black, her •29th birthday oc accounted for the goals with tearez
icity,,and :Icing hours . of sleep. in oie 1.-.
Sittirday. Miss Fern 'Alton accoinpan mates figuring in Practically every
' der that they may grow and ,clevelop ...,
:od tnem at the piano. - ' • , play," as, the Sepoys gave. their b.eet
healthy minds in. heathy bodies. ll 0 • ' - •• display Of Passing the -rubber.
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adult needs:,rett, in order 'th repai
the weal, and. tear of daily life, and
to piebnre :for the days. ahead..., Isc ,
'quantity of Mu; activities..are .
any particular interest :to us. The. 3 4430 i'eci5ve''Y'lroiii eif 61.5eattitee' Mark. 'Erni '7efeifed' It lilf vi ufkrAute
are largely a Matter of doing sonie e . later and Greer send Fisher coinbined
t Goderich Hospital week:
.. el.e.,•44, :re.- ee.••ev - •..:_e-er thing, an eeidence• of, oer inebility ee Mrs: Sam 'Swan and daughter Drs,
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!'i ; „ • ' , . ' - , ' ' :, ' ' . will he -held in the' be still, and to enjoy ourselves qpiet- spent the week -end With MeseHervey
:OLIVET - for this district , ly and restfully in relaxation. , Mae
Febtuary 24th, at' 2.80 pm, , .15..ties f b • b. .
ing the Play to the:Railroader? and
pouring "hot; rebb,er at 'Struke., BUt
• Palmerston' kept battling to 'the last
and.with a 4 & '5 min attack, at times,
gave Ritchie the opportunitY to turn
his' best effort of tbe year in the
Lucknow nets,
Leclenow outscored Palmerston • 3'
to 1 in the first period, and 4 th I,
hockey games ,aee wen on the ieee not
by eoerinittee reoniearraegemente) or
sport colann • p9F,Oire VA the ,
to ,3 triinnling the. Sepoys handed the. .
14almerston Ralroaders 'un Piday
night epee*s deeisely in fi4V.Oar .0! the
e'.',b.vtrabey iclenaogwizer:4;Tlei4tOsohf:!:'t'hii.c.Qui.
mittee.room meetine, hat. yee do know. •
'tat Leichnow delegates :did net vote
'in favor 'of the set up that was ap..,
prov,ed ;of 1,Y. a4 to 2 vote ef
thesiy
teems, and further we believe that it
shOwed very little insight on' the part •
of :those faVotitig :it; to expect that ••
the 0.11.A. would wait until. March
3rd (et the very earliese) for this
group. th declare, a •wirinee. Especially'
When a solution had been Offered, So
that ','every teent could haee had *••• -
home-and-home.eaneee eerie§ and:sell
declare a group wiii*Oe, March. let •
(at the Iveiy latest) and .pirtelat any
layoffs :fey •aliyeteaul: heer.e.
thiaprcipeled: ". '• •
Tender Al*" Original :plane ,Teuelniew:e
Weald have had a sixteen , day" layoff
and Arthu*, veho. ended, theesehedule .„
with' ten straight wins; weuld'Itave
rem'zilned inactive the .Moat '.01 the:
menthe .
Conec:e.rnaidA.foi "Sc. oieelepr'se ni
theSeo:ar aef.atrhaC"gooplingriehett," in e° •
we refer him te W. A. gewviitt,, Of .
The goals On the season do count
in such a tie, unleaa the teams agree
to. play, §ff: , and' *heti Winghtem and
•L'Ucknow were tied foe fourth Place,
before Harrision; and Palmerston'
oositions Were, decideol4 the Wingham
Managemeet Offered •to Ple.Y-eff ,a
sudden death .ganie, in .Luchnote: in,
"eVtirk Of Only two team*: being thede;
„,But the thrineway tie 'changed
things and made committee. room
arrangements nossible, with. the die
e.Pi)e.e.e0Yee4eltfteeiliet. the .SePeYs
on the pint iifeOther teanie •
That paragraph :ending "It iminciti
pretty. stupid," sure does eScoop's '
nert. its et , lot of. bologna.' If 'SCooe",
VrOuld like to etudy.. past records . Of
,1,.theknenes•-PerfOrmances. on Winghaine
ice, milehiefeee: underatand.
• See', fie as "'the fteeire' 'Of ethe
deins is- concerned; thiptierlisee, takes,
lie, fill], 'credit: et, /was his' idea, which.
:we, threw Up to the hockey executive
entil they. acted. 'We hail no '"ulterior
iotive Other than the „gate receipts.
the. interenta Of eboth • clubs.
In :Mee.. "ScOmee 'hitetested,.
• ake at the ListoweleLuelenew game
as very close tie $200,00,
Aed. on the basis that Palmerston
lemanded a split Of the play-off gate.
efiiigha!neeend get it, it 'Would
sreasonable ,deduet. that they
might have expected the entire gate—
ees eepenies,,had they come to Luck-'• -
"7:At. any rate", :the Sepoys as a'
team ;have .fpund. the 'players as ,t4t•
Arbo!,e - on the Arthur, • Palmerton,
WillgigtM teams good •
"ports .and a good, bunch of fellows,
,we believe if' "Scoop!' were to' the.,
Poll' individually, the playeks Of these
t:eams, he would find that they might
hold the Same' opinion, of the Sepoys:
*Catty tate 'they're -still en -there-
battling and 'Wednesday night' will
decide whethet or not they meet Ar..-
thur in the finale
In such •a case,. Mr. "Scoop, these
two teams whom' you believe Were ,
trying to run the league, Will. have
the last laugh,--,•"Tak, Tak." • .
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Mr. yrn. Mokattended the funeral
of the late Mr.' Mack Johnston at
--oderich on Thursday. ;
We 'wish for Miss Melba Fowler
The Sepoys' threatened several
times early in the Brit period .bat it
Was English of Palmerston that open-
ed the.' scoring at the six -minute
on a nice play with Greer drawing'
the goaliee to pink the disc and put
Lucknow one up at twelve minutes.
Two minutes late} Greer scored again
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• L'we must, realize that tee. mrs. Cecil Treleaven, Miss Lois Tre-
• Anglietan • 'Church 'on leiday, •next,
s -
The Woments Missionary 'meeting • •
o e.ale •depend, in large nma
• • • ., : ' , • - Mr. and Mro. .
WM. Pineell and Mil- , ere upon ourselves. If we Would' nave-
-. her the month of elebidderem 'heel .
dred visited during the Week 'with 1 health: we must be prepared to make
in the church ' on Thurs ay • a tel n, .0,1 , , , . . !the necessary effort to sect -ire theLex •
9 ' ' relatives at gamilion
Febreary, e6th. After the -opening ' • , • .
tome "mese ii.. -e The,./iie.thaf,inde 4Miss Eile,en Colviell of Gfaelph,
'the Lord's Peaeee was eepeated in ;031;formerly of the West, is visiting with
:. ison. There were thieteenevieitoks and relatives heee, • . e•
membeie present The secretary, lip....,1 . Mrs, Hattie Brock .Of Owen Sound
• ,a Brook, charge of the roll ris, with her Mother, Mrs, P. A. Black -
call; and the 'r'ending:* Of: the minute4e well 'Who is eery peer health. ' :‘
Owing to therviesiclent, Mre. B.. -Black eymeteiliy is extended to Mrs. Wn.
not being, able to "he present, the vice- Haldenby in the loss of her father,"
, preside*, *Meg. Vogan, took charge the late John Seeking of bulross.
•of. the business , Mule the first. pert- ' Miss Sylvia Jaelcion is visiting with
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'• of' our meeting. Mrs: Mie 'IlIcGoir•e , hit- cousin; Mrs: Bert Caskinette,
took charge 'of our Teroperince pat Preston. , :
of the program. Our Leader, Mes..E. The W. ...M. S. •meeting Wes held
Osborne"; for the Month of.Febramry , - - -:
at the home of Mrs. Wm: Percy on
' took charge of the remainder, of ou'i• '
. Wednesday afternoon. • .
-Meetieg: Our devotionaj leaflet iir
deVotion'al period was well taktni : ire
Mrs. E. Osberede chosing to deal"
with Matthew 5, verses 45-4. Tb -'n
• we were favoured by a .solo "With
Him In Galilee"' by Ret -a Walden.
' Mrs.• •-Al&x -Metavish, took charge or
the Study Book and ; gave a very, on'yeirg InstiCate -al be
• interesting 'account Of this chapter, home dre,Xeefeeeeeree:ZZ'A(bile
"Weaving 4 New eyeaudeeeete.egeeeeee,.4..„,--Wlefs.' Sks. liodgins, March
' ere-eneee.. 2nd. Convenor; Mrs: Fred Thoiripson;
Assistants Mrs. Alex Percy, Mrs.'
Earl Hodgins; Topic, Canadian In-
dustries; Current events, eels§ Hazel
Percy; Motto, Yesterday is past, to-
morrow comes, etoday is here, Make
'he most of it --Mrs. M. Mereeed; Roll
eall. An Irish joke; Lunch co.mrnittee,
Mrs. Jas. Hedging, Mrs. Archie Me-
Farlan, Mrs. Toni Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Donale McFarlan aed
ercise we need and to establish hab
he of living which permit of suffic,
tent rest and sleep; 14eglect ineart
lesi. health if ,nOt, OctuaI.,dieeasg; it
mearis hiring Our lives beloe the stair,
dard whieh we are eepable of attiee-
ing. It means more Worry and leee
happiness. Health is wortlethe'effort
but "we must • make the effort Our -
leaven, Miss-Leeille Eedy, Feank Eedy. with Ellis and Cameron assisting:
and Ronald ,Pentland were * meter. 'Fisher scoted. Lueknowei •orily goal
partiee!ho spent the weekend with in the second with' English getting
frietds and relaeivee in Torentoe Palmerston's second near the end of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradford and the perioe, • • ‘,
end nine tiainuees
family are soon leaving, the villag ' three, 'six
third period, Fisher, Ellis and
in
to conduct a butchering busineei laCthe
Solomon got a gOal apiece, with
Greee, Ellis, .Cemeron and Thompson
getting assists. Baron 'scored for
Pelmerstori at. aixteee minutes and
registered :with ,the final .geal on 4
Millet shot at eighteen minutes.. •
, Johnnie Jones of Guelph handled
the game, giving 'five penalties, Me -
Lem! die* Lueknow's two, with Bar-
ton getting a pair and, Hunt one for
Talmerston ••
Lucknow—Geal, Ritchie; Defence,
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Ciimeeomi 'McLeod; Centre, Fisher;
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ST,. HELENS-':'..
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• Mrs. R. K. Miller is seriously' 111.
•at her trine here following a ,heait
attack 1-6ffered: on Thursday morn -
Mrs: Sturgeon of Bervie was a
ing. -
feeent, vieito‘• with Mrs. M. McLean.
An interesting meeting of the Y
Mrs. Ethel Raunchey of Merritoa was held on Sunday evening With
has come to artakelier home with hex • •
Dick Weatherhead presiding. Mae•Me-
inothet; Mrs. E. T. Haldenby.
. , , Donald read the Scripture lesson ioa
poems were read by Sta
ereete. ea ane
The Mardi meeting of the Holyrood
Mulcolin Beebe/Man. A ghat :Visa-
ionary lantern lecture was folloWed
by a game of Bible Baseball with
Dick Weatherhead's side as ninters.
• The meeting of the Women's In-
stitute will be held in the Community.
Hall on Thursday afternoon, March
2nd. Roll call, A spot in Our Cot/linen-
ity that might be :improved. Subject—
"Community Activitiek and Relief" in
charge of Miss Annie Writiori and
"Canadiaiiiiatione charge of •'Mrs.
Pliaris Math'ees. Program Committee,
eriffeeeptetteefelereillirreind MisseMildeed
14710.01firlit4.10-8
Ripley. They have had a meat mar.
.cet in Dungannon for the last six
years and we are sorry to rose theme:
Not 'only ,as citizene but ,for the
convenience ' erf eirieeffeeto-date meat
shop.. We Wish them success in their
new. home: and business.
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rier.eThose Rivett 'Wilkie, Sask..
is visiting hie brother and other eel.
•atives in •the„community: •
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1The •Woneen's Association of the.
United Church met on Friday at the
•-,••••
.e•
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was br,ought to a Cle.se by 'Mrs
Ale leading in prayer.
, This" month: tne ,meeting .e as er
" charge, of Mrs. E. Oseorne • as e-m-
vener,..ancl Mrs: A. McTaviSh, 'Ms
W.: liVeildene Mrs. W. Hamilton are
edrs.,Mcienzie as helpers.. The next
month be in clutige of Mr.
• 6.. MeChailes as convener, and Mrs
„It J. fieldstone NoreerieWelden, Mrs
Lf:.r.a401.**5#4447311-' I-11•VAI
The Olivet Young Tenole's meet-
' trig last Wedeesday evenine was in
red -visited- -1,,Satarda4
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• Mr. and MrS. Bert McLeith and Bei:
fber were week -end visitors With Mr
the form. of a box social aria Valen. • .
•tiile ' parte welch everyone enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gillispie, Doe
.Many contests , emb as Wings,' "T" ald and Betty of St. Thomas., .were
"If" Contest, the prize.bein't a nice week -end visitors with M. and Mrs
box of 'chocolates, geessing coetest ':.15., Hodgins. .
one Way of finding partners was b,•!, •Mr. George galdenly And ditughte• solos by Mrs. E. W. Rice, Grant Rolli•
gutting hearts in two Pieces, no tele Ethel were to Toronto daring the erford and Jackie Aitebisort; 'violin
• being alike. The boys then we-nt to .1 eek. Solos by Lloyd Thempson; duet hy
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' search the, girl •Who was 'cepab o
.:le f The 'Church Society meeting we:-
• mending his: 'broken heart and etc
!postponed on Monday evening wine
'kids box 'social wag held at the home , to the fog, conditions, entir next
* -0(Mi. W.• Walden and about thirty- I Meraday eveninge, February 27th
five thenibers and visitors were pree-
ervi Mrs Gordon McBurney, Clifford.
Wings, rig ,
ton, leitimgeotir, Marshall, Patter- -,h,e minds of the northerners from
son, Hunt. , eueknow, that Palnierston. and Har -
_Hann had the game all planned here
NieridaY night ShOuld also be
leered up by now.: According to re-
norts; Luc oar had it, worked out
this way--Harriston was to tie With
Palmerston to let the locale into the
race; Palmerston werh then to drer
the game to Winghein so that Wing.
eafneeveuld have the odds, against
Lucknow, when they met in a sudden
death game on Wingham ice....Try
and figure that one out. It rends
kireety stunid. •
0.J.H.A. playdowns. A number from'here .attended. the
Yehile"the visetere got -a eouple .cifethehelock .fcitegight, protestinr leeeree gee ewe wee ar- -
Teeasy- eeroersTeenteeellete Perte*ewee.. end dee* Winghinne-Talmerston-inee "'"eeeee---e-e-eeee_le,Te
nnev--onilleaneseay-'
they . earned their margin (4 victorY, themselves out of honie gates, •the
They 'played a Clever 'passing game 'eepoys now clarnoriAg for, the Mrs.•Anetta Knight and Mr. dant-
and' chocked and, hack -checked ,lext game to be played in Lucknow.. zi. of Linwood attended the funeral
fectively. en we can say is that •thosli numb- et Mr. Wes. Moore and Called on her le.
On the opening 'face Off, within a elite% have plenty Of nerve, even if brother, Mr. GeOrge Fisher.
matter of serrids, Winghaan .opened ,they 'can't play hockey. Imagine thi.•
the scoring when Joensten •got the -no *net had the•sun peeped about
draw, slipped a ,pas -to Hamilton the eastern hi:wizen thie Thursday
morning, than George Lavelle, .see
retary �f the -local chile, received r,
long-distance call from Lucknow, ask
.hl that, the sudden, death , game be
tween Palmerston and Leckpow or
Friday night b,e played in the Leek
no* arena. Isn't that jest tete too
,too, .... end doesn't that TAXI?
THE CAKE. •' • •
"At any rate we wish here to give
s big hand to the Wingham Eagles.
..yho tithed eut to be the best col.
lection of GOOD SPORTS' that ,we
have lied the; pleaspre of meeting
this season. The Whighem- boys
who eraeli a severe lacing at the hen&
of the looals, still had enough vim
left to give three lieerty cheeks for
the winning team When the game
ended; We hope to meet therii in this
Iroup next hockey lesson. '
ingw taken rip, and it wee. decided
to have a St. Patrick's social, March
h.' The lailiee are also werkinn
• to have a bazaar in the spring.
The topic was taken by Mrs. More
entitled "Building". A duet wee, ren-
dered by Mrs. Gill and MistilBryage.
Mrs. McWhinney gain a readirige The
meeting conchieed with a herine ane
the benediction. Mrs. Moore cenducted
a contest While lunch was being pre.
pared by. Mrs i Alton's .group. The
•ettendance numhered 19.
•
hour, Mrs, Crinsten, Mise-nia-Tii-
phrey. •
Aa enjoyable • social evening was
spent in the,Community Hall .on
day, sponsored by the Women's ,i1n-
otitute. Mrs. Ewan liePliersOn pre -
'sided civet the following peogram—
ent. , • ., •
, We are glad to -say r hat Mr. Pee -
Black arrived home last week frow '•lo long ,as we have homes to which
' men turn •
HOME
Kincardine Hospital' and lei im pro v
* Ing. • . 1 , .
'.t clo.-e of day.
' Contrratulations are extencleci to -o loror as ''.ce have homes whets
:Mr, end :Mist' Melvin 'Coiling on, the : Children are, .
* arrival Of 'a little son con St, Valen le eel wotnen „stele, . .
...tine Day. _ . , • 1 f Inve awl loyalty gild faith be found
n • i
.Miss Marian Campbell Was e Sun. these sills, • • 4,
' iley Atiotor at the bome of kr. and 1 steiel.:en ,tiatin can recever, front
. ts 'eravest ills. '
Mrs. 0, •EreekV ' .
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•
we heve heines where' firee
• KI NLO:UGH
, .-1:e144"114,. );e6leileteeeee
e„. Walter letreester eride Isabel e'o •1•.e11:1
•4iiho Were married oil Saturday at the
itte.tory, Herviee by Rev. F. te. elm-
' Ritchie.
• Mr. and Mrs.' Geo?ge Petry and,
dee liter Marie of amio, were
burn,
' • i \rd. there is itre;d:,
So long we. have hotaes '' where'
praYers are eel&
Altheeeh a • people falter' through the
' dark, , • 4.
nntiong grolt5e,
Core leireself, back of theee
little horneS,
• We. have sure .hope. •
OU-RTH- -C-ONCESSION
Marearet and Florence McPherson
month •orgate selection Hugh Ruth"-
ereord and a dandep "The Lambeth
•Walic" khy" 4_,gronp of girls. MUS'Ic
?or the dariceZhat followed was sup:-
rliod -by the Maetin-Farrier:Welneme
orchestra Whitechurch.
relit ViSitOil with Mit. Jane Percy.
the WonienV Day roof meet g
ENeA MIN AVON HOWLERS
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Mrs. Archie MacIntyre Was hoeteee
for the February" meeting -of the IL F.
W.• 0. which was on. Thursday with
thirty of an attendance.
Mee. A. McKinnon presided and:the
meeting' opened with singing the op.
ening e(ing and repeating the Lord'rt
Prayer In unison. Mrs. A. Hughs lore -
sided at the piano. •
The minutes of the last meetink
were read lied adopted. The roll call
was answered hy Valentine verse.
After Omni -UMW singing the busines:s
was transacted. It was decided tO clOn •
rte three dollar to the Agrienitural
Society for le epeeist prtze. A com-
m:ttee: was 'named to nurehase nuit-
erial for several quilts, tot; be quilted at
the 6th sehoOI hdlise:Thiiiwns followed
be a sidendie program. A 'feeding by
Catherine Carripbell, Current Events
by Miss Deep eldeLeed, reading ,by
Mrs. IL Levis. lefes. V. McDonald
gaye theintroduction the serial
'e
story, "With Fienie of rreedonee by
Ethel .Chapinzie., A duet by Mrs. IT.
Lavis,'Ethel and katherine Campbell.
J UVEN I LES LOSE .
TO WI NGHAM
In the eiret of a two -game, goals.
to -count series; played here ren Thurs-
day night, Lucknow 'Juveniles were
below' form and di -Oiled a 4 to 1
desi.d.ori to' the Wingharri lads. ,The
aeries is, for the group championship
and. the , right to continue in, the
'Now that T.erelcilow has diseeVereif
WH ITECHURCH
. eate001.~
•3••`
• "The hieliest" forniI of ,ardinal,lif
,
is the giraffe:, :
"A inotiolegue is a conversation
etween tWo people, such as husband
and wife.'
"Twe pommel -els • of the eivilized
ratee are working and looking for
work." •
•"In Christianity' a inert can have
-ekly one wife,. This is Called men-
..
tony." '
"The tower of.: Hebei was the plaer
•
re- Soloniee kept his wives."'
•
—Grace Nbit .6rovven
ratese elude but they are
beeper there dile q:ates.."_::
"Savages are people Who. &ITT
now 'What wrong is until mistiOri-
ary tells them."
•••
• "Minetei weol is the sheatinge
'from a liedraulie tem."
• Mr, S. Rathwell wee Pregent and
gave a ver interesting Enid instruct.
.ive talk ori„"The are ef the Feet"
teadlng by Mts. McLeod. The
meeting closed with singing God Save
deiced the oStess ter
Refreshinents were seived'and,a plea-
sant half. boar spent,.__The_Alareh
Meeting is to \be at the sieth echool.
Mr. Denill Statters ie to be the guerit
who picked the corner of the net
.frere • e• the Wink. George, Johneton
made it numbertWO niidway thru'
e.ep period. • • ,
,T4ta second period •was .seorelese,
bet in the third Winghaen tan iri two
more with the Johnston brothers
getting one each. Eldon IdeLeod
who had been, checked closely all
night, broke thieritgli on a 'solo effoet
late in the period to prevent a shut-
-
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out, : •
- By the time this is in", print the
seers will be leeided: The Jilveniles
have a task ahead of them to over-
eirneethe lead; but a eepetition
their 6 to 2 vein in Witieliam early
en the geotott, will do the trick.
' All.. Locki-idge 'enfereed the game
giving two pentiltieS, One to ROSS
Meleonald• lii th'e firat and one to
PraOer in, the third.
Leglinow—Goal, Defence,-
•FAcien MeLeeci, Bons McDonald; "Oen.,
Wings, Cook and Button;
--"••-eWeeRla e'T"
terson.
„WitighanieeGoal, Metes; ,Deferiee.
-torikilie; IC Oliffati'sfifterttre;-
SUM; Wing4 Hainitton Amid Priteete
eNIIMBSettiLLS EVEN •THEY
CAN'T TLei.et• HOCKEY," WIN 8-3
•
Mts. Jack Flanagan who is assisting
at the femme ely her parente, • Mr.
and .M"re. Thomas Inglis, is •looking
;lair Mrs. Ben Naylor, who has been
yery sick. We hope for a quick re-
covery. I"
, Mrs., Jos Holmes is visiting' in Clin: •
ton for a week and, then going to
Heniilton to spend a month or two
sieh her sister, Mrs. Middleton.
• Congratulation's to Mr. and Nfrs,
leeiswater on celebriting. their 24th
'wedding anniversary on Wednesday ,
'este Mrs. Keiswatei had her neigh- •
'.)ors helping her to quilt that day. eel
•Mrs. Frank. Medoskie and sons ,
lore and Harry of Guelph attended the -1
funeral of Mr. Wes.,Moore and visited
a while with her ,sister.in-law; • Mrs.
David Xennedy.
We wish' Mr. Walter Forester and
hie bride many happy years of vied -
(led life. • ,
Congratulations to Mr, and elte.
r. F. McLean on celebrating their
thirty.tifth 'wedding anniversari;
• We' r
• Sheele we reply te tee above blast7 liftvrt6 reconig atter
To ignore it would probably be the '''eeelit
esisese eourSe, for_jn_ ont opiaiOn The World's Day of Praye; is beirik
too ridienlous to Merit' a reply, but Dce.-13reabYteriSh in
Friday the 24th. The Iiidlee of the
kirk, Sturdy. First ideal We Would:Me to
"Scoop" sienitea ave invited to .litteed.
,geraket, Roll Call "The taiiiie of. an bras, airbuft, . na t,e bard to realloie, go— ,
Irish 561'." '