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CUBS LOSE TWICE � � The News � . the Town
IN UNLUCKY WEEK
BY CLOSEST MARGIN
At Stratford Score Is 4 to 3, and
in Home Game with Clinton
3to2
.. � net
Cubs
de-
cidedly the v pbr ��
bulged the net with the winning
counter. The Godenk:h Cubs toad , e-
cidedly tetter of the play to the
last few minutes of the game, but
their efforts %eat unrewarded.
O. Dick. of Seaforth, refereed the
game and handed out twelve penal-
ties, eight of which weer In the Met
Clinton defeated the Goderi••h Cuba
In a keenly erenteetted judor O. i1. A.
game wt the West rereet rink on Mon-
day night by Uit teore of l2. It
required thirty minutes overtime play
to break the deadlock, as the ware wap
a ole. 2-2. at the end of the third
pertud..Cliutuu *cored the winning
goal during this lust five minutes of
play. It was a hard game fur the
Outer to new and a disappointing Huish
for the trig crowd of fans that witnes-
sed the genie. This wag the third
overtime game Che )orals have played
this aeasetli ted their third loos. The
he wad keen and the players pro-
duced wane fast hockey at tunes. The
Code•rich youutsterw played better
h,.ekec than their opponents, but they
had hard luck with some of their
abets on the Clinton Intal. it Wes a
ianbla,riih fought tvete•st. with 1le•u1y.
of sped at times. and enough thrills
even though hacking much in the mat-
ter of scoring. The 4;oderl••h ('uta got
!scrimps, our artist exaggerates s
little in handing iu this sketch of the
dein period in Mtaulny nitht'a game.
list It watt a hot one.
ide t+
too goalie.
naw-atnder, also
ones.
"Bud" Nerdy, Ooderlcla's bel:llaffjj
defence Inlayer. ereored the first getli;
of the germ after about wet -entree
minute. of play In the drat period.
l'Itntou had only Ave glop ou the ire
whew this counter was tallied. Ills
Itrown was serving a penalty. Biddy.
the pedal ended Istrue Cook evened
the (mint for Clinton. At one stage
of this pe•riu,I (:eMlerich had only font
mete en the lets, Jack Wood tied !Aon
]MKay Icing in the penalty box.
e'linton reoliaing this Devised hard for
to goal but were unable to severe. The
p;n)er, Nere inclined to be 11 little
rough in the first tennru of the goes.
Referee O Dock, of Seaforth. hand-
ing mit uo fewer than eight petteltles.
which were evenly divided between
the teams. The period ended with Mn
score The aeeeowl period (owned with tn...
,sen to a aide. one conn from eolith
team being in the pa•IMlty box. oirving
-nar too unlace of has "term." Street.*
on a nice combination play With Cork
scored goal number two for Clinton.
Thin put the Cute► on edge noel
George ,Allison evened the count a few
minntes later. The player* pat up a
cleaner brand of hockey In Mix period
and there wasn't a penalt7:--APInse
period also ended with the wore n tie.
3 2.
The third period provided pleuly of
merlon, bet 'nothing iweurreed to
change the snore. A number of opp.r-
tanitiea to aer►re prr•sentat thets-
/wive*, but both teams were {,thing up
We have seen 11 wore cheerful crowd
titan the one that came away from
the rink on Monday, night.
Four 111 Veterans in Goderledt
A Loudon paper the other day,
chronicling the death of a Fenian Raid
veteran, stated that he was almost the
last survivor of the teen w hu were
"out" iu the troubled days of the year
1li118. Notledng the statement, a citi-
zen calls The Signal's attention to We
fact that in Goderieh alone there are
still four Fenian Itald veterans who
have the 1808 medal. These are Ste-
phen Andrews, Robert Russell, Charles
Wells and William Vrooman. There
muitt he many others throughout the
country, though Gcalerk•h may have
more than dts proportionate share of
these mea of the Old Guard.
period. Those ser' ing penalties for
t Linton were 11. Brown Ito, L. Cook.
J. Elliott 13 a, C. Streets. and for
Gorborielt .1. Weed 4.1, 1). McKay, (3).
The line-up:
Clinton _ Goal. T. Twyford ;1 defence.
1.. Cook. J. Elliott : centre. F. Mc-
Ewell:
c-
Ewen: w•Ingf. 11. Brown. It. Rath;
.nor., S. Cootie. C. Streets.
I:relrrieh-J;.nal. 11. TAonk; defence,
-Laud" Sturdy. M. McKay; ,entre. G.
Allison ;wing.. 1►. Mo•Kay. it. Sled -
dart ; subs., J. Wool. H. Phalen.
Referee- 4r. 1Mt•k. Seeforth.
Timekeepers- T. Morgan. Clinton,
011d I'luis Dumber. Coderlch.
Mayor far
It will be of
114#ibiThne
readers of The
Mr. William F.
Auburn, has been
term as mayor of
Yungblut'a wife wa
'I'urle Brows 4
W. Csrri it
At Drennan',
week Mr. Bill
of 425 in a alugle
had ten a "trollies"
perfect score L
pretty good tally., au
Is offering an to
the pennon who re
to 225 for a single
Opens on Friday et
Vittoria Street V. P. 5. Ogees
At a relent mex•titfg of the Young
I'eo{dt•'a+ Sta•Iety of \'ictnritt street
Putted. church the fulkrw'lug officers
were elected for the year lir24):1
Hon-
orary president, (;forge
president, li.n a Jewell; vie e-pfe"•i-
dent. ('buries lirtekow; secretary,
Velma Brownlee; treasurer. Edna Me•-
\'ittk•: assl.•A.at nt Iseeretary_treaann r,
Gus Worthy : pianist. Mrs. E. Crain -
...ton; asvistem pianist. Matx•1 Brown-
lee: Christian fellowfltip convener.
Cement Jewell; 4'hristiar, missions
convener, Grace Matson; eitbenshlp
convener. Delight Muhl': iiterar and
recreation convener. Mary McKinIoa,
Stratford 1. (:oderieh 3
The Godtaich Cubs played Ilinir
second overtime game of the season at
t tie Stratford arena last Friday even -
Ing. when they were defeated by the
Stretford Avon$ by the, score of 4-3.
.%erenlltg to reports the Goderlch
junior. played heater 1i.w1,y than'
their opponents, but they- bad DO luck
In leering geaL. The referee WAS Mr.
it. (' Pudi1tou b •• of New fitmhuirg.
and he handed out thirteen penalties.
tea of which were serre,t by teem
Pt
fav
Recital by \Ir. l'anrpbtll'a, Pupils
ergot to many
1 to tears that
tut, formerly of
d for Iris eighth
a, Bask. Mayor
formerly Miss
at.
tinuca for one I .
Ib 425 -
alleys the peat
rolled a score
Mr. Carrick
this gator. A
o
this was a
management
as a prise to
he closest tally
This Contest
a week and con-
Leese
At the meeting
*dimly Le.fion, held
at Post quarters
change hotel, the armed a leotien of
otlk•ers was bele, t following being
elected : H. pent. I.t.-('o1.
11. ('. Dunlop; it. Mnjor A. F.
Sturdy; lat viae- roux. 11. Jane;
ic
2nd vice-president,. W. MacVicar;
chaplain, Ven. l*eu+'tceeu Jones -
Bateman ; secretary
executive. F. R(
C. Robertson. G.•
Pritchard.
Young People's Banquet
The meeting of the Yuung People's
Society of North street I:uited church
on Monday evenlug was in the form
of a banquet. gieen lu honor of the
winners iu a contest which had been
t pna'eedtng wince last full among the
members of the Society. The mem-
bershtp w•aa divided between two
•Yrewa," OOP, under Mist Mary Row-
ell as captain. manulig the ship On-
ward. while the other, e''wmauded try
Captain Thelma Cheer, had charge of
the ship Psthtinder. "Points" were
given for various activities iu Y. P. S.
work, sod at t: o'clock on Monday
evening the Onward walled rletotioutly
Into port slightly In advance M the
rival %tool Mr. 11uu*laa (':iap1*t1
pr.•sldcut of the Society, presided old,.
the banquet. which was served by the
tnemhers of the lotting "crew." Brief
arra after.klneer ,.1.ii•hes were given by
Pu -t 1'29. Can- I the (a{aaing. the chairman, Rev. C. F.
eight last Clarke and Ren'. li. H. Whiteside. and
the British F3x- Mise Mnrguret Willem contributed a
couple of solos. At the eonelnrinn of
a l,rogrem which was Much enjoyed.
the gathering adjourned to the evange-
listic 11114.011111; in the mala auditorium
of the church.
Deter& et
E. Pegachey ;
ju. McMillan, E.
. l(ehaefer, T.
Clerk's Ogee
Mr. Iwnrg;tts Campbell. organist and The- returns front:Ale ppt•o- of hoot.
cholruarter of North street 1'nitetl i Johuetou, clerk of IMC' Codut) Curt,
church. presented ills Joinunry' pulrtls local registrar of We 40prrme l'uuit
recital at his studio. at Nes. Van and regtiorar of the Surrogate Coteau thou a storm to keep those auras vrflo
atter'* rexiden.r•, \\'uterhe, street, on
of norm' Bounty, anew the great are fortunate enough .to get an Mone-
t
r4ta L,sti(d/e anthers. the dwarutn •
\1'rtfn,.slay evening. )I r. Lienee A. amount of work do ti,e..e Courts tion.. Mere than a battdred Burets I the mrd for lf/dli Trustee Nall"
Clark. organist and ch,drnmrete•r "f
In Finns' county. !(r` 7ohuittat'r an- I and members pet d(rwn to canL•, N'1(leh N'ax named e* tLe board'• appt
IhUarlo streeet Ion{Alga +church.• Stoat ntW return shower Waw In 1!0J►j ttNre were first wt ale progtaa ]ars. Bra -I to the G. C. L board for 'It* .
ford, a1t<istelt• 1u the pmgrunt, read- were '3'2.i probates, 70 adeoinistMlions run Lengridtte woe the Uplift'
ffrst {mettrl'1� orf the Wltor body who la putt
ening a number of delightful violin and 1 guardlanehigt •+tiled from his I prize. and Mr'. J. kturray the conso- (1{ u rreelecl is Ile. A. T. F.mmt lr�
sP!Ier'finns. All the uumla•rs by Nr. uHhe. and the total tut of peal'- tattoo. The Ifentletaea's tlrat print• who had been ego the hoard for a.111011 -
THE
THE MARINE CLUB
JOHN CUTT CHAIRMAN OF
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
InaugurMeeting (or 1'9'29 Heki
Wednesday k:teeing
The publk• school tanked held Its ht -
augural meeting for 11424) et Victoria
school ou Wednesday evening. All the
members except Mr t.. L. Parsous
were present. The redeetly elated
trustees. Metiers. Thomson. Carrie. Hill
and Wallet* (all but Mr. (till having
been members of last year', hoard).
signed the necessary qualification
papers and were dei bared members of
the board. -
Mr John Cutt was elected chairman
of the award for 110214. and tie stand-
ing committees fur tho•year were
formed as follows:
Supply and contingent ---Jame, F.
Thomson, G. L Verona., W. Naftel.
a• Finance- W. Wallace, E. 1l. Hill.
J. C. C.srrtc.
(ithoo' wanagemel:t-(: 1. Parseers
WI. Wallace, J. F. TI tinson
The Murine Som -Lal Club gave their
se end rectal dame of the :waren on
Friday, January 11th, and although the
night waw sternly a good number
turned out. This Club is noted for the
good time they give their guests at
their social eveute and it taken more
. ,property -F. R. Miller, J. C. Carrie,
li.H.Hill.
The that named on each committee
ie ekairmaw. and the ekalrma■ of the
board 10 ex,ottteio a member of aU
committees.
The regular meeting. of the beard
ure to he held the first Monday o
earl' month. at 14 ocloekr at Victoria
reboot.
1'rini-Ipul Steneholq Mao appointed
u mentlter of the pnhik Mhrary tw,.nrd
Nor the tent 1102[-:10$1.
Willi regard to the appointment
a meddler of the (btleglate lustiin
board, the tenni •ulopted the Is,
n a ontntia nue of iter owl, metol
f pi R
with $$iiia idea that be tltay report
the ptlrlk• emitted board'ou ('o11
MAYOR MACEWANS
ADDRESS AT FIRST
MEETING OF COUNCIL
Roview of the Past Year's Opera-
tions and Outline of Pro-
gram for 1929
.\t the Inaugural - meeting of the
town toWwll of 11429, held ou Monday
w''relug, Mayor 4Macl:wau addressed
the (vowel'. as fol lows •
In beginning ow Nark, fur the year
11028, penult t� 10 „Rem you my sin-
eer,wt tongtahahetions un your elec-
tion by �latuatwu to the town &vou-
eh, your humble chairtnute being the
only member called up'u to go through
the tur•apf4 of an election.
Alluq•; ingot to welcome our new
eouu diet, Mr. e. L. Croft. He bur
been WR worthy Chief of the Liwua
Club d 1a DOW the IWuttgung di-
rect .Of the Goderlch Cubs, our fiery,
high hee•key team; who we expect to •
win yenuatt honors in this dlstriet.
t6 that he will feud fall seeps
s many- talents iu the bringing
d judgment and wise eoause•1 to
elile•rations of our eouncil
. leucin of Emininet Citizens
Cnmpb•Il'e pupils were exieeelingly erty•Ilvol\'eye there we E'-'. .�• l was won by Yr. htauetk Stowe an
well rendered and were listened to Iy.stttkiug a total on all etitatea Ale!ef 1 the roti' Ititiou lq lir. l.yun. hunch
.with plertsnre by the ptrt'nts pad In his, (dike of over gl,(1f1(1,000. TIB 1 was neer In order, and after Steward
Mende of the 4Nwere pre.+rP followhe 1 (•aunty ('ours rer-urds > w 51-1 Metas 1 Benny hail tilled'. them all up datcinr
piano nnmlars were u• follows: fur 18.71 flied. iuvolcing a total ofleomtnt•ntrrl and ...Minor,' until ..314
••linllylaa•kv" (Itiw•herf. Rill 1a g;t{34uC1.08: 11141 cW 4 tuortgage$.1a.m,, the music being furnished by
Jolnieton : ' Rtrndn \'illegwd + f hP I lnvohing a howl of ' 1'h $,t39B; with I Tum Jiutt ane'. Bel Yuung
no, t. Meta Shenrd..wn : •'Xarct+ana I art certificates lee _ ' e alerts 4>l Wm, J. rLaaaon. a rlalpkWper at the
upty hartar, wee hit of thegpleulug. He
was ufrakt t tits�, li�n�dlas would
s 1 nut donee wi hire. cat i�wwyrt of bin
ing n held -head which reanmbl T i a
4 hall tram p Alehouse but on a
( Slater). Re loll ilendert.m : "Daley
'ha ins" ISlater 4- Jain Itole•rtson:
grow, frown ••\lexical Moments"
I Livsey i --'Rohan Rt,-l.ln Redbreast,"
Marion Chapman; "Little 1)
Rnln." Written)
1111c
MI
writs and 21
Court, and 88
in S.
in
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All
epee to bearch
CHURCH Pi
1 �.
view
big
reviewing briefly our work for
gest year, we wens greatly Nad-
fu the ruonth of iet,ruary by
death of Cuunclllur R4bt. 11. Cutt.
er hl the year Mr. C. A. Nairn of
r !lousing ('omurteafou was (a111r1
y death, and abort the same time
Mr. Alec. Sauudert, nue of our former
Aewbtrs, and for yeare a valued mem-
ber of our public school board, pursed
Rea). 'These three outatandieg pub-
lic-spirited t•ltire'ns, all prominent In
the service of the town, will be great-
ly wltesed Iu our com«lw,lty.
lmproviceus•nls '.fade V 1928
Early iu the year your (vouch Let
her o( yin rhe touttot't for the building of a •om-
- r - report of CIN• {Trine( of purtuneut ip the town hall for the e:Iti-
4sorttil school for I)e eml'rr wl aim mss' 19and in -which they tvuki Irrat�
aloe and 441,3 aettiultolatluu fur their
eters tied 111 girl. on the opal meetings and 1..r the housing of their
1IX; average attendance, all s and
9A 1 114 Ar eel& I instrumcuta and their music. Similar
aceommoelariou was provided In the
"PIIILLl seipal's gala(• way for the Go derk•h tire bri-
t 1pi puyt 72 girls gain, and your euumll lurolahrd their
,wtef »• ge itt- room with the neC•C•wary furniture and
Kirin._ equipment. Birth of thew• organize -
Penny tions have been giving u good :t ' - . ii t
Of themselves and are u source of
corn on pride to our .'itileus. lu June et,
yurchaae(t toe: rk iluuse property. , - ..
rt�bulh and �ed It. and nt the
Mame tints provided •I'*nitary rias
venie•u.r•,4 of ail lion• fur our touriet
camp,
,\•1a11tt the some time a bylaw was
Iwnssld by the people for the building
of a.grandstnu,t on our Agricultural
Pork. and d the result is that we brave
enc of the finest 11 1111 wont eomplefe
structures of Ihie kind in the hnoviune
ort moot .. it •.eagle IP u.'t a, an in:
ea•nln1 and :u, ,n.or,rsg,inent to the
fell fair bmrd. the Trotting and l'uciug
AMA. Dation. runt •.ihe•r °reuuiz••oIone
}
OD
tea
total
Bank de
s• e
, every tltne• you rums- near it. lint
twine ".\dngM nI a .. pus•
Bien I . •'Tr, a Wild Rate" ( Mac- i ladle r snw abut httoT xtc p n r
ee
(cold he dunce? Well. when the
',mike fnyornhly of the work itf the
wand the
priniatetls mut other tearie•r's of beth
thecosiest. DnwelU. "Rustling Winds" 4\nickI:m•hods. SLID, suslowilond "fn.
The pest tear of tbP tater was er life Baptlet 171tnn•h, Jnn. he -ld hop6 hall it mode them dl,, to mane his'
ATI. Narla" (Sthnlicrt I : •'Lielet- ub t. Win should the'. wurW hope;mode. prinoipealh nM to the np t.slU
byR. IitodArrt of Gisler{ h after Af- jex y 1't' fe+r. \Ir. L•ua+m lo n {ma master of l of a reenter :apply of e11ppierscutary
fraud" eKotIeiin4 : 'interne -or -lc Cn- or the, return of ('Inlet:'' Mnrniug, the riot. Muting ;Oren d,un ing Lesson.', 0! 11 ug tew.kx Chun. et 'reser): 1.
Mien. minutes of piny. F. Rrnwn .;rnllrrin Rnxtictlno" (- a ('tIttnti. I t, Ik' "n the spiritual llfex to e14 V0>en,l- :unl Detroit. and the'.
evened fh1..vont for Stra'fnrd jest n+ I 1 ' . f.nud t+, etcher seha.l, :u.1 rederor-
The seri• - in \'irt••rnn garret ladie,e were all delighted to dance with ,
the timekeepers were Worming the nting.a4. 4 other•Unprocemrnt• nepuinrl
Wen... h the eeriod.sae over. it deacon worth- of enthnelartie support United church next Sunday will be at Mair nes! 1,4,4 of his headpiece. at Cw:rrnl nhea.l. The work of the
elf tet 1 i. i1 the 11$11/11 hour Worship. 11 n.111. and! le..:1I.•. hole a ,rie•1:.1 ''f hi- at the
was • 7 . rw,•T.•r vert- aun ' cArenaker. of Iwai+ nc11M'1N' WON eom-
ford j e all stages of•
nr.
was stated that tie Strati rd 1. e'1 and rel I'4 •tltntly. cit rens in urged
W orwt after t.hn.• and 44 4 the time- to en•opPrnt0 *,-fully as po++othle '..ut.: 11411m -hill. 10 *.t., sunlay'I ,nb who 1 he nowt. n n,•ndr11. a}rd with ttfereme 4. UCP
I f 'ti IVe
keepers' ie 11 „could not rine How- TLP "hog hrottlPr" Idea
1 d . nAP I to eR,s 1 in the farm
Peer. the rawer to itat 'ii tulle, n, A0.1.11111 will be cou,1i,tted by the Min- .IIr_nlverir;e•.doe t trot. mit More hot_ in Ine,cing a atop „„ho carries not his to providing tor.• p••gde with better at•
he was apse+)rP that dole waa op terms and would among shN,rtvtunu- corer. subjects .• rmots.. I1 a.m. linen nP May ha y, .nit tit o_ 4o •:r> ,1 t i in sm•h n•m carniough and eon- lraetiour thou ever: If i *11 do iota fhe
Pe• ril after the anal was !tilled Thiaram teltlp and 1''yegy amtnlg the ynmlr -Gladness 1n the S.rduary ;" 7 par.
:Ith!PtP+. .\ eutrgestinn Is that differ- nlxnU bion. lTe :et -u is a shipke4.1" r. TiN.icutio, nulnner... I n•ccune• Prow the stand will far Pxer,'.1
Period colo. a LIP 1-1 Fn eh team .•\Vital Christ Ilan 1:e.'otee.'t :*abb:uh' and he -•a vs be ha+ tiread„ got h!. the yea r4, non•n,.• tomo to the.oe r.
served 0 ictal In Plch nt'rhr next two PM gent{'. of mot .nutlet titl'ize• and girl he 4:111'+ in t!,i- to•Nn The 111•ryarhr's rclalrt anti nfi r,rl 1'
pe
sh,eY and BIh1e choses at :; o'.l.sk. one nu tl,.• to Date school nnan:,eenlent temmitlre, or (oti•inn11.441.
in dials. StratfnnI broke the iten.11nik nfI,r their ow'n repn•seet:Wise terms. Ni'..an• wondP.ring who shit is. fol 1'rb•br.►Iiew's
r, The n1•e+11er mes•nl.l of 1hI. Arthur with tmlruetlov, t'' interview• Mr.' claire,.ss
In a •ecnod ererllmP {.•dial and the After play Ind started it might lee ('4m.Ie of Kuov; .drnrIt w•i11 Ile thur gone of th.• s44ter (ah!t•„car,• h•.- I:enc and ask h ru in to present nt Ihlr lin„ I, celebration war.
game ended 4-3 In fnyor ..f the .\con+. hard to de,•re whether the tan, r th
"big br thew' were more Interested to ' i the lecture nem •.n ]lenduy eye!, leen missing from the grill,., an,l the nest meetin:: "4 the prey t nt ser 11.0. „_ nod noun Silo
•
The goals for Golerle h were w'nrnd. 6y g miff -onto o h . eo s
alitf the gingen ntr.t Dugs .ii*.I*I til \I�a E. y5. give,'
111 4 i f l Ronny would like 'to fr1om
it hoard will meet et Central w•h•arl Jar pronto from the day's 'program was
R i line-up:
J. \Veal and "Milt um ahn:t1r and ',;Lbws wilt la :Dean any of Ch1. hungry swabs from ,I:c
S turdy. tvhh•h Arn exparted to Pnstte. eve Santntae neon;ng, rat 10 teeleck.ionded hark to the tOWII ru11ne14 The
so
y - he ]}rs. • \it \h'1rPts :old Mrs. H I I .h,P� ktr•*vr en, ntaNet" i• h...k into the matter of mdecntaUTi,C Htmtu 'ern r4 tytrtr rrtrint 4sses i+•t,• w
The line-up: barest. 4,4' t M r n,Irllnru,rats nod fo report held their .+•Ienniti. s' uu 1 /lair
Stratford -Mall. Brawn ; do Ings. (AAL SHOTS tit. •, te'in ,n{ Kl t, ehun•II hold '' �-- 1 'r;boated (agar, so that the., ti Is It Day nod It wn• nn imp'ruutt
F. tom A i. (L centre.1...Martin; wing... -- anual y:Potion of oiti,er. ch held
fl Brown. (:. Show : o 1.+.. (lrn0 and The I:nderich ('ohs phly their re,'" ulght. the foll.tw•Ing 40.1814 apt A BUSY WEEK AT n,.., I,.• inclmhrj le the Iwalnl's re cocoa, marking Ch1. one hundredth' v
Ntira, y,.,\ ol, L. uhf tune erre bo ereeterma of the op•nteg up of the
fietc t, -rt turn. mime nt mfnrth t..t>rlFll't fur IIP t•i I11 g yt.tF: itt It n•y pec, ROYAL BOWLING ALLEYS 1 ,111 4 ui sari''n from the eauari„ t 1114. -,goad, and also ert$4 of
ng
GMferav Thud Ft. lloak: defence. „ITlocal. lnyl. This is +a };rime that the, dotal. F. G. \\••sir: erre sttlent. \I -- cahoot Tin; it rinrl RkiPpe o rie the to __read of Ch1. [oared hlghwny
AM.l Nct(ny. "Bud" lM.Ma : centre. G. 'fent l
cannot pined tar !nae. if t-�h_e�y��p ring:ire, ; \1'14+''0: v '4.1-11',111-1''&'"17"1"
e-Itt 4 4 4• 11 -„cintton inf..rnlP,t rhe lamed "f 1L.• Nn: A front Galerb Ie la frhtg'ra t wit .
jart n : wings. Wood M,t 1! B. rrrtd= nig 40 telltale in the r;,it fLf _'11Te - e, lr•r:11 44 .\. T I.adi.�' L1.al;ue Ilan Iters 'Fornu•d and
H. Ih•i,' suers Play Wel \1 -rel. ainn,l ,or,,.•1:,„n ..f tht` .{swa•taiton. .I erilrn wale-44r'e'te•l -in tale Haeda'r•.
(tart; oohs.. J. and II. Phetlen. ' Slgmrl is informed that the ('tiler' fnr•iior, 4x1.. -". , N Inty I•:1Lnc• 1' .'.,rk :Ind 14o thirlw•u foul colour ptl-
Refertee-R. C. Puddleomle•,. New turd litre will be strengthened fur this cl.ititeg c"nutglle•,., ter It \In;^, It hots Lre a busy „ve'', r'I tl la !,,••on the Ititnm road tN•0411,•:1)11
Iiamhurg• t \ir' \ tach r_ t I Rnvu, 1 'no.1 nm f I I
wedliv-lad• with mi:s 101.' II"' IIP tion ns the Ie,:trtl'�. delegate.
„" of alas haudrm,.,, rose 1.•�„� otic• mnllr•r- diw•ue.,rl was
t Signator teas nndonbtP,l• the first and 'weed place team. often disk , -1.d of, r• frc-ane, pits were .+r•rc,'1 off1•red 4s a pries. tier score Oris .,s.,. tint ..f the diel+Dun I,ilx of 1:r,.NN1. .\ are„„ putlip w11. put in rn
the due t * 1 ti''' e•hed.l. Is .vtm.deted play hntl,t ! ihP pn tt
ly to a trent extent h, the tondo- b\ t11e Ladies nn,4 p. --it -.la' uu \1'wlue-illy iinght :e unto,'. ,Ii° the town 1e•tw'PPn, 1'I, aorta and ('enl- l ion--ne% garadln•• r•u;:iu••• were par•
tion they were in when they n•nch�,l ami lame garners to decide the gnmP; tine( tv , It I1 not then• n[, I.i , •1
Stratford after their• louse. co 1 •
•Hold b• scIn"1. 3 Pin. are %tai at th- rues o writing.
..;1rotiL.r "f. Viet••rin School the re -
1.111 stated: of In Kunx ebur,`, ren se•r„icc. acct are waiting to see if .I,mr of hi: I..rt stated: •'The hoard are fortm:11e
l"' Iles.' at Toronto April 2. 3 and
1 It fops d..•ided to pry u• not
and the remaining ennteeete. An , ,.ever I nn . nI ' o„vliul Jolley?, a : ere s•' t ''Trustee Parson-
lit t rinlTTee Mott. 1 "rtnl
• • • • • i, I � a 111 1,0 t for
Wi rum.
u"•torialize the neva son.
re's wlshin Gwen
Rut didn't the ('Linton fellows feel
chesty about It!
a strong defence and the gnalkelete'ri
preeentP.l n mond hlo rkede to every
ahot that wee daunted their wry. The
checking wars hard end *shoe• rntl
highly effertlrn it was a clow bat-
tle thrnughont and there WWI Little to
choose between the two tame.' who
played e*refnl hnekcv ami hoped for
the tweaks.
Both teams premed herd for a
genre in the overtime 9 iI0d.. And It
was In the Mooing mientea of the.,
dna 1 overtime Mania that
Vit 44ry-! li 1++In6i t, \1i-> \I m,11ilitit tote $++t. __arwdudtyl v, -I ' g Ii,quip neat
..,hd.r tt(t.4.d 11'r f,.Ntt41• "egos '1 amyls
Beaten by the Wether I J }JI 11. R, , During the ye•or new pnu,I,ing
'1'ie4Ytet that the C ierich lacy• lout it piny not be Itetrernlly known that {1 \1.1Inn .\face hn-'tens ha.1t b1.e'11 4401I14r o141 Imeut Na installed at s („•t of
Uu, ut 1
d
game
o. 1.nJuyPl• hies Coote+t was r t .
That-Pvnngv'!lsth• -'• vice,-tht---N.. 1-'
strct•t Tltite,t conn 44111. continue
next week, with It ' It. H. Whit'
• I s•hnol-- • u 1 :a-reeld,IostliNrot of the rhrts,'l U, take the place of throe "1.1
c,ittq*'t.tttnm ir)' n -etre oi'r ,.NIL1. ` fi1' f• will-pr"h:1. Cly be Made la riff}Ti tier• g 1 e111ut11 Tewin eaudlf lilt try
ret prize Neuf .to Miss .\;ice \:.inn rhe tnyfnner• eonlpun•i"It rad by the
Gni The 1'h,lerwrlfefs' ,I•wa•ia1,on. WO hfiVP
•. 1'ER.GiONAI. MENTION m1A•►, e►1e•:e,e r rv':ater rate.. for
I!r_oa1.! unraar•, .hang.'i lire A1uort
a- law n. lx'f.,n 111t• tl.•N intake 1,it4
,„:1- Intl In :It are Pxleenw• , of nlwelt
smC,lNNI iu llr_'d. .1 fig improvement.
I.:,- also Men made in our pumping
Ione I•t+n4,tettr 111111 'any cllize'n non
w i.ttit,lf. 4o:-le.•10Oel t1w• cbaat$40
%%111 LI. w 'l• gtiie to do to.
Id tri a In winners. Goals will count In these:
motor cora. Several auto loads of -
players and fent left G,alPrirh In the large white number's here been
afternfoon and it wept late in the even -
!droved nn the lecke orf the rube' new
Ing when they arritrd at Stratford. T
Snow on the hlth„eay, lsartlrnlnrly ,wo:aters lout on the front aloe initial
teat ween 1 Mitchell and Strntfard, rondo ' G" and the word Cobs nPltrnr in. 014
F:nglisli style Of lettering.-' it is nn
nddedd improvement to the uniform•
and the Cabo now present n very .mart
ap{a•nrnnce.
nod It had to be nhnu :rmwl, while later 0etvera1 mimeos In thin out took
in the et'e1Ing o car!o:111 of taus atrnck group
the ditch near SPhringville. The pine- pine. the pont week. New •ilnmintrg
Nay --
ere and hockey entlertleets who mode `"n two g'tntw, defentitlg elinto11 by
c•mahted there a f11 .torn and hlnnking Strniforvl
progress very slow. .] raging snow-
storm also added to the (Menhirs
One ,.f the (stirs erermntered trouble :t
mile and n-uarter ,•not of Mitchell
the trip to St rntfor. l r
all nlgbt, and several of the core are
still there. By the time the f.tnyer'
had arrived at Stratford they were
t`nld and fanged and were in tin shale'
to piny hockey. 'Rte Clinton term.
who pl*ved at New Hnmbnrg thnt
night. had n similar experience. end .
the score of A to 1 agalnet them wee
the result.
To Organize a Town League
Now far some rent fun'
The formntion of n tow11 jltnlnr
hoekey league Is in progress, wicked
by the tame energetic PieenttVe that
haw sponsored the O. IT. A. ('tans in
Meir quest for Provincial lenrelt, find
ganethl Rttp}nrt 1. sought toward
melting * Mtteeeee of the broil project.
The only provision. are that the play -
ere meet be .111t1 IOTA and that the
entries mast. be handed to S*wretary
F. Merklinger As t.wtn eM pnailhle.
The Rnbertwts trophy 1, the main
Incentive for i•nmpetltinn In the leR-
gnP, which will commence Ito plotting
Schedule no Ire.(.t11ArT est.
As many at pn.alhle Aro
x gymmlttee In .' d.'r And
CM tlJ� ltaerrler. The derelop-
lc youth Is an en -
2 -0. The first Pirtle track phur nt
New io!Totem/ nnd the latter game nt
Slrntford. Te104 Thursday night Son -
forth won tram Stratton, by S -:i on
Seoforth lee.
GROUP STANDING
Won
New itnnhnrg 3
Sen forth 2
Clinton 2
Goderlr•h 2
Stretford 1
1,net
1
1
:t
3
GAMF.ti TO RE PLAYED
The tehalnlai gnnteo yet 'to be
placed In this group fire as' fnllmwe:
.inn. 17 Goderihh *t Senforth.
Jan. 19 Strnttorrl nt New Flnmhnrg
Jen. 23- New Ttnmbltrg *t Senferth.
.tan. 2.".--Spiforth at New Hamburg.
Jon. 2:- -Stretford at Clinton.
Sen. 2f( -Stratford at Gndetirh.
Jrn. 31-flintnn et Seaforth.
Feb. 1---Gorlrrtrh At Clinton.
Feb. 1--Se*fnrih at Stratford.
There 1. one poetpinPrl tamp. New
ilemMurg at Clinton, which ham not
Leen played.
1
wide. of Toronto, in . arge. The ser- 11•. e. Sauner.• and ale 1'. 111
vier next Sunday 111 -ning will te,kelN, 1.,,,, ir,.re nes full„„.+: .
the farm of n faint!, tervl(e. In thi' 11. R,-• t. \t.-- .'ti(,• Nairn
L"Irl
eyo4,iug the erel m.n, +mbjer•t will be F. 11mrl. Ile. 1\'.-'F'. S:umdt:rs114 air-. .\. E. Wilson n:ns..i ri.ilor al
"t1 Mord noel 11n11.o,�tnt Qne+tio�." \I. F' Saut,der-, \11x. P. Llano yles:. 'Toronto last w.
There will he
to •I;°la1 i'enlc1. ..r hos::
F. 11 alarm. Mrs. 1,Ioyd
men only rot 4 4.111 Inervic '31,r•• . \Innlock. \11+- Plaut.•• ...... F,ti. Mr :1111 lir- I'. I1. \Vnnd nn.i s'u
Feet. fur Nen.' Th *Peaces each 11 '4`;t:tlirr. .\. ttNlwe.. --. • In"de 1:,11 Ief.Luit F'ri(hly •. t 4 -1111'111:11 --Din"
w',4•k night will • ,, 111enre it i.t' I; 1.,t ' \I:-. i:. Il:uv,•) i•'1 in t4,' 1'uliil SIar•s,
••Ft w• 11 s sen k l• e:: i
lot 1 \Ir. Item So, ,Ler-ro, line 1•c 'rimed:iii• f,';o, a tyre wec6•.. „i -it ,vhl, friendsTenre
Wel!*k and the elan - Ot I 1 \I - \1. Fatn.w
on il,e foible:ipr su!, .ctx: Monday •1'. 1'ri:, linr,l. \Ir-. S. \lenit •
1n instenee ..if F': th Lie Ilh1g: }. •i•onu-ec! Mrs. \Innt.,'i
Tinsley' "A t'n1yer0I rd Neun11 IV. I:el. \lis•- G. Ilnmilton..
1101T Mot :" %%e Intsds•--"TIP iti*zest ' ruazel. %t'.
t I 1'
tele:" leridny ",1 wedding inyita- tree n, nil.ht , e Is 4,K Q
of par or rarer lu tthree ron...sotIce
Urn, nr the Comes of 'he Word."
tomes, the fotlontng R. winn.•rs:
• • 41,
Liter In Gt.deNeh 'I' Ii e. a- •• r,•m '
lu the ploy nwong the hod,- '
8111111 ' to R.w•k--('hri. a (lees' i t, 'cmd ore,-
WIIAT BiRD'4 .11tR TUFW,F! Mies 1t1.111 rim"':,s :: •Hr It. I.'oy !.
s : Mr-. W. F. Sauo,lcr.. . ts: 11'-'
To ih,. Editor of -The Signal. • Aileen stow.. :Ion.
Sir• -Theme cold d'os 1 am in the Men winning n free eigltl'1 h''Nliut
habit of clearing soon aw•a' trop, rt 4w•orers of WNI nr More in 01114' c„n•
patch in the garden nt.d throwslnt urn secnrlr,- gann $t here \\', 4':tn'l, 1• *ale:
some oatmeal to feed the sparrows. F. Mint. soil : KPI Johnston, "412: F.
(ln the Morning of :he 1:ith 1104. 1 Tr,wtrw•rot. '-40; It. Lloyd, te.'A4.
...+•tin • hell
counted over thirty sparrows an,l
with them goes `ie float of foirtern
larger !drift,. fully ns-idate AM a robin.
.kirk brown. and etrewked like the
wing, And back of the sparrow, elth
a!'.rt tall And yellow beak. Int the
beak wee longer thou that of the
robin.. They' look just the ',hope of
the gtuedl that were plentiful some
year* ago. but n else smaller. if any
reader of The Signal can name thin
! should be glad to !Par from him
The writer hum been In the. action
of the country for teen seventy -Ave
years. and never mew thio kind of MF,1
before.
CITIZEN.
a
As the nom 0f A
Tweeter evening the Iedl1.. have or-
gntil7tr1 11 10:)tut'• with four tennis
kunwn nm Snt Prsllk. Lavender Girls.
Nlghthmiwks, mind iilue Streak.+ The
captains urn, rPsper•tivel,. Mics M.
ftprnnl, Misr 11. Mnrehnll. Mr.. 1t.
lloy.t end Miss it. Plant. The 'envie
Minter. *414 he played on Mondry and
Walneedly evenings. commencing next
Monday. alley.' No. 7 and No. S being
reserved for them. Mr. . W. E. )loan•
dery 1s president of the temple: Mise
Mary Humpy, ,ecretnr,, end MDs.
Dorothy Marshall, treasurer.
A mews league ie in prowess of
formatitlx. a
54,• W. 1,le'lrton ni-nl to '1'„roma
,t1•1.1.; And wlll 'mend 1114. rent: li I,•r
the winter I11 the city.
• • •
Mr and Mrs. IV. 11. I:rthnm left ml
T000day for i.akeland. Flonldn. and
„t.l stand some titre• In the Piing,.
• • •
Miss Margaret Campbell returned
..n Timed -fly fr a vi.It of aevem1
week at Buffalo and Tonawanda.
N.Y,
Mn', Safi 'Thompson hos rctirnPtt
from •llnrrieten, where 0he spent three
weeks With her daughter. Mrs. E. H.
Mrs. D. Arndd and daughter
ik'ntrhie have r•tnrncd from Whither.
where tlwy ept•nt two reeks with eel, -
tires end friends.
• • •
Mr. end Mr. 11. R. Long lent the
wsek•enel et Toronto. While In the
.lty Mr. Tong attended a gathering of
Pun DAfe tn,wirenee repreeentsttvtr
hold at the King Edward hotel at
Saturday.
INw'eatlans al the harbor
lour harbor committee baa bees older
the aide chnirn e•Ilii, ''t 1i. ere
Tuner nml .hiring the year Ole (:,W
rt•unu
1,1 4::,s mode t:t rim .,l tivu ti gen-
oral harts"( 1\./(.1..tn,d Chi. ',car w.`
ii hate the snllsfa't!nu of belong berthed
here the tnr_e-r %Inter fleet that Int
I.•o • r 1.ee1. 111 I.,rtA 6111111/1/.1 el Hotel
Bedford was tcndtn•,I by the r hnrhor
Indo brier and 4 the (onto it 10 the
.1 4111in• and th,ef engineer* "f the
Irnatx in {pert, and they unnnlmonaly
expresse,l their great :Ipprer•Iatiot: of
the eeurtesirs and :he honor.' tendered
them.•
This event was oleo made the (N•-
cn,•lnn for the nn•s rotntien of n ship
ling or hurler t,. the S. R. Oalerlch.
During the tear the Chadwell Sand
and I:rnrel Co has been eetnttllche,l at
the Thi. Is-te DPW industry
that we hi.p• will mean a very great
dee! to the people of (loderi -h• ex their
market for 'hetet I.' e}moat unlimited.
Tntrlue.1j.22`s1t debenture* were hunted
for the Konen road pavement. the
grand *tend and the now pumping
equipment, en,1 these were all sold to
our own t'Ith!Pn*.
,We hese comptt'ted a groat moult
et aldeww tk t which we leak are will
tt\oaltlttt�M )' arc
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