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SERVICE AT TORONTO
On ,ISunday, January 12,, at Tririlti
United church, Blocr street west, Tor-
onto,a" memerial service was held, or
the sailors of the Great Lakes who.had
Va4sed away during the year 1940.
The large, chnrch was filled almost
beyond ei,ipaeity and many 'beautiful
ShasketS.of flowers stood at the front as
tributes, to the memory of the sailors
wile had gone oet since ft)ss service. of
I.! year ago. Unto Jaelaswere draped
• around the,balcony,0 the aura. At
the front, ' dark velvet eurtains, hung
ove'xstheorgala p'ipes and to these cur-
tains hung the Union jaek and the
' -Stara and -Stripes; °entre-Of-the-
' two -flags, a large illnininaled anchor
cast a glowing reflection ever all. The
s,tulpit was draped with: -a Union -Jack-
-and' at 'either side,-were,-thc--bitces-and
red starbaard arid port lighti. In front
of the flag -draped pulpIt'sat a sailor in
niliferin !behind a real ship's wheel.
'Here and. there iaung
•. comoleted the appropriate'decora,tions.
Bev. Dr. j. .A. Cranston was the
Minister iri charge. He read the list
lof t'he sailors Who had 'beeu lost at sea
and aniong them • were the names of
Sheldon Mae:1111,th and Dan Rose -two
Goderich bays who. were on board the
Anna a Minch si,lien •she foundered in
Lake Michigan during the storm of
LUOKNOVir 'EDGES,. OUT
• GODERICH BY'ONE GOAL
Sriappy Game at Sepoy Town Monday
Night -Score 6.5
Goderieh 'ISallors dropped their third
straight game ,eif the season at Isicknew
en.' Monday; being.edged out by a'6-5-
eeore In a thrilling eontest that held
the tans' interest from the opening
whistle to the final" kOng.
Lucknow jumped into the lead in the
first period and were never headed
frbin then on. Four times during the
game the battling (Sailors came tram
je1un,Ittetkessseereasets a_sgaceistes
Greer with less than two minutes of
the lasrperiod renmieing gave Luck-
_riaW the lead for the_final thee.
r ex, sent4spekriceie One goal,gea
Withthe only goal ot the 'first period.
"Skipper"' MacDonald,- who gives bis
age as "soniewhere in the thirties,"
poked in the (Sailors' first goal early
in the second period to even the cbunt.
'Skipper came out of retirement tor the
game, his first (0.s11..A.. eneauriter in
tvve years.
Fisher sent Lueknow back Into 'the
lead only to have Arn. Doak neutralize
the sitqa.tion again with a pretty goal
juSt (before the end of the second period.
Lucknow took a two -goal lead early
in the hectic •third period, on goals
lbsi---31cOorniiek and „93.abe" Book, but
the Sailors came- right back seitith
Falconer .and "lucky Art Doak agaba
• veiling -the -count.• B. -ThomPseaSsseet
Lueknow into. a 5-4 lead'with a very
'"flukey" goal. .The *puck , was lifted
high in the air and landed on the netting
across the top bf the Goderich Cage
and -dropped fr6ni7there into tile goal-
. mouth,. below. • "Salty" Owen tied the
seore 'again- on. a smart solo effort.
Several of the Sailors mi.ssed golderr
opporturiities through oyer -anxiousness
-aSstlieystried forethe goal that would
give them the lathe.' There was less
than two .minutes left when Greer
poked in .the winning counter Or
Lucknow.
God.erich--(Goal, H. Doak; defenee,
13.•MdKay, ,S. Owen; centre, W. Doak;
wings, Arn Doak, Art Doak; alternates,
W. MacDonald, ,Seriingeour, J.
Patterson, J. O'Brien, 'Falconer and
Yungblut. •
: • Lueknow---IGoal; Mathews. defence,
G. Book; Ba.rtott ; 'centre, Babe Book ;
wings, .T. Fisher, Greerss_alternat •
SaYage, 'Graham, 4Sutteriitud, C.
Thompson, B. Thompson, ;Harris, Mc-
Corinick, Lange,.
November 1lth last. The congregation
stood In respect While the names, were
being,. read andthen all lights Were
tiareed out, with the exception. of the
s largesilhandeated anchor„ and all;ets
served one minute's silence in memory
,- of the brave men andIhOkS who had
'perished at sea. •
• -Mrs. Chris. Johnsten has returned te
ter home after speeding 'Cliristraas and
New Year's with her son -in -Taw and
daughter, Mr. ancl Mrs. Garrett Car• -
water, at- Welland. • ,
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Mis• s :Marjorie Maefie Spent the week-
end at Toronto with her tousin, Mrs.
P. S. Clement.
f.
Goderich Loses to
Ilanover on Rome Ice
Visitors Xske root Appearance
ere and Win 4-2-
, Plenty ofThrills
A. battling crew of IGOderieh Sailers
failed the home streteli and were
edged out, by 6. seore of. 4-2 in. their
game with HarieVer. TransTorts hero
on Friday night. Although' played on
a Sticky ice eurface; the ganW never
• lagged in exeltement.. Good cambia-
atiena playing was out 'of.the question,
biit the teams made up for this by the
aggeessive way they went at their•PlaY•
ing. FireWorts treated to eXplosle,
several Vanes as the players began to
bump one another around'', bitt 4eferee
"Rooster". Muirheld thingcheck
The 'Sailors had an edge in rushing,
but Hanover's eembination.PlaY ararild
the opposition's goalroeuth, Was !far
Superior to that Of the Goderielisteam.
9A peualty to Hari. ISerlingeoer with,
the score tied at 2-2,.mem than halfway
throtigh the final Period, paved the.
way ',for the 'Sailors' defeat. Actually
iSeripmpour d'id not deserve the penelty.
Mary had .been tossed • off, balante hy
_11,1liess near thesHanever defence !and
trying te steady Iriraself 'brotight
lila stick down on the Hanover man's
, head. The referee saw only the latter
part of the -aet,however, and ruled
Serlmgeour off, „Hanover • imimediately
ganged the "Goderich net and, In less
thaie.,a minetestadssnanufaettimis4,
goal, ,Ritz scoring on Motts's pass.
The•Sailors, were first to ge in the
lead. 'Mucky" Art Doak did the Seer -
deg at the 18 minute eta•rk,of the first
period when he got the puek in a -corner,
brought it out to the side -of the net and
blasted a baelchand shot behind the
•Winghanegealie into the tar corner -at
the ..eet, •Walt 'Mak and :Varlislyke
were in the penalty box when he 'scored.
•Magwood evened the Count just before
the Close Ot the period when he took
Mclatosh's.pass and beat Worthy from,
,fifteen„tfeet out.•
• Uoas sent Hanover Into a 2-1 lead
.halfway through the second sesSion.
Completely uneovered, he. took Ron -
rads'. pass -out from the corner, and
beat Worthy with a shottothe top of
the lett-hand- corner of the net, from
• ten fe:et out. •
• Patterson had a golden opportunity a
few minutes later. 'when lie' hroke
through the Hanover defence with only
the soliltender to belf.--c-The goalie
Martoo quickly, eXposingsa great
.(portion of his net, but Pattersen's shot
was weak, and Was easily stopped.
Magwobd satidsaloffihrolcerom
•God•erieh ganging . attack With **only,
(Ducky Doak back. Magwood drew
Doak- away and passed to Hoffman in
the clear. With Worthy at his mercy,
Hoffman missed the ,Goderich net
completelY with his shot. Bucky and
Arn Dec& gave Marklevitz Some hectic
moments in the Hanov.er goalsbot they
couldn't bang the puck- in. -Mom, had
a clear path to the IGoderieh goal, but
Worthy went ten feet out from his net
to smother Maas' shot 'before he eould
get the puck away from his stick. The
Puck got. away train Worthy 'and Mc-
Intosh• leaped in to snare it for What
looked -like a -certain goal, but lind
managed -to get his fOot in7the- way of
tbeepuck vehile lying en his stomach.
• Becky Doak sent the Sallors even
with his second goal of the games at
the 10.15 Mark during a serainble ii
front of the Hanover nets Aria Doak
supplied the . pass. "Ritz's gioal that
sent Hanover -back Into the lead fol -
leered 'and the 'Sailors had to resume
the offensive. . With Huenesnoerder
serving a penalty the !Sailers' chances
of tieing the game again looked .good,
but they couldn't get their attack organ-
ized and, 'with less than three
left Ronald' --grabbed the puck at
centre -Ice, rounded a lone defenceman,
• drew Worthy out and deposited the
puck In the net tor the goal that Put
the game in the bag for the visitors.
Molts, with a gag and an assist, led
the Hanover scorers. McIntosh, clever
• little play -making • centre, was his
team's outstanding player. Art Doak,
Who 'scored both of the Sailors' goals,
svas--asebnstants-threats-Bud-Wortlay
also stood out dor the /Sailors 'with his
sometimes In.1111ant goal -tending. Eight
penalties vvere handed big, eacli team
receiving four.
Hanover. -L -Goal, Marklevitz sdefenee,
Allen, Phillip; centre, ;Ronalds ;
Ritz, Moas ; alternates, McIntosh, Nritg-
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MOT ROOM GA=
When (14.A.P., Itobert Willea of the
I ort Albert 'Air Navigation Sehool
Made his way to the West street rink
on Friday night to take In the Hanover-
Goderieli hockey. game, be leked for
a bit of excitement in seeing 'the fast-
est game on earth," for the firsttirne In
his life; ^but he had no idea just how
exciting Ails first hockey gairie was
going to be -for .hina.
After Paying his adMisslori to the
rink IsAst).. Wileon made his way uP to
the side .gallery. t'An excellent view,"
he mused,but my tlit're isn't 161.1eb
protection if a puck comes flyirig up
tow.4111. PAW and Svith this thought
in'inind he !ineVed down te the Seating
section; at •the west end -ofsthe
parked himself behind' the thick Wire
screening there, and waited, for the
game to begin. •
• Atter onsiderable delay, both, teams
got on :the lee, time -keepers Strad° to
the penalty -box, waif the referee skated
te the Ceptre of the riels to get the game,
under way. /Suddenly somebody -noticed
,there was, no ,goal -judge 'behind the
,GOderich goal tender at the *est mad of
the rink. .Shouts ef "Get a goal-Jedge
there" arose from 'the 9oderich bench,
'Whereupon an 4cial of the Goderich
- Whoswas-lhAt-tomingsertsthe.
turned and surveyed the crowd for .a
prospective Judge, ,His eyes rested
upon. L.ASC. Wileon Standing patiently
behind the velre. The idea struck the
Goderich man ,that he should bestew
the honor upon. this (friend in uniform,
and he 'promptly asked the airman if
he- *would acceptthe jobs After
memerit's hesitatioe., L.A.C. Wilson ac-
cepted and took his place behind the
Goderich net.
.So Mr. Wilson had a "birdseye view"
of his first hockey 'game, allthe while
• dodging whizzing pucks and ,climbing
on to the top of the net to get away
from players circling the goal. •I'll
acting as ogal-judge gt, the first hockey
game he ever aw L A 0 Wilson sets a
-record of °some kind, and local fans
agree that he carried out his task quite
creditably. •
GAME WITini LUCKNOlt
HERE:SHOULD BE GOOD
Sailors. Expect to Make Better Record
from Now* on
After • *three games, Gederich Sailers
are still without a win in. grouP 8, 0.
ILA_ Intermediate "B," but the Sailors
are hnproziegseyery time out and ,they
are of the 'dim (belief (gat ‚they will
grab their first victory when Lueknovv
plavs here on Friday night. On Mon-
tle- night- at-Lucknow the Sailors had
play and .even the
Lucknow bov's admitted atter the game
that they were lucky tbswin. Lucknow
has a well-balanced team and the ice is
in almost.perfect condition; so a first-
class exhibition of hOckey is in prospect
for 'Friday' night.
The 'Sailors have lost the servites 'of
13111 Young.. 'husky defeneeman, for a
month's time, as. Bill is taking his
•thirty days' military training at
(Ohatham, The loss IS a serious one,
but 13111 wilt be back in town by .the
time the playoffs begin. Bill complained
of not being In shape for the first game
of the season at. Winghsam, but he
should :come baCk frons_the 'training
eamp in almost perfect .phYsical condi-
time It.ls early ,.-to bed and .early to
rise there, with plenty sof physical ex-
ercising and marching. That should
take those overweight 'pounds off you,
Billy boy. • ,
The ISallors may also lose "Bucky'
Art Doak, shifty left-winger, for the
balance of the season, Bucky is Con-
sidering taking a job out of towu and
may leave before the , week is over.
His loss wouldelie"a serious °tie, as be
is the -team's ace scoring threat, having
• already poked in three goals out of nine,
scored by the Sailors.
,NEW -FIGURE-SKATING PAIRS
Toronto papers announce it change
af partnership in the senior figure -
skating:" champion team -of Ralph Mc-
lomat• and Norais McCarthy. MIS
pair, who are the preSent title-holders,
are splitting up. Miss 'McCarthy will
now be paired with Sandy MelCechnie,
1ast-yeass---wit1-4(41:iristi
Newson, and Ralph MdOreath will take
as his partner Eleanor . O'Meara. All
are members of the Toronto Skating
Club. . The two new pairs will be com-
peting against 'each other In the Can-
adian championship, meet at the Mon-
treal •yVleter Club on January 31st and
• Februafy 1st. It is hardly necessary
to sayrlhere will be much interest in
this event here, where Ralph is elaimed
almost" as a Goderich
wood, ,Hoffman, • Huenemoerder and
Vamslyke.
Goderich--Goal, Bud Worthy ; de.
fence, Dorril-clCay,..S, Owen, centre,- W.
"Doak; wings, Arn Doak, Art Doak
alternates, W. •Robinson, H. iSerim-
geour, J. Patterson, j. (O'Brien, .1. Oar.
rielt and x.,Farouharson.
Deferee----"Ii,oestee Muir,ISeatorthe
NO SCHEDULE YET -
• FOR aUVENILES
rrarrroasrs.
Pod Albert Flyers
Take_a Licking
show Some Good Multi However,
and Will Be Woith
Watching
A fair-sized erowd of local hookeS
entliuslitsts, • intermingled with some
htualred-odd airinen, SAY tlie Pert ,A1-
bert yers On display ter the
first time at the West street arena on
Monday night. The Flyers took
trouneing from Wingham Red XndiariS,
but the genie was tar from as ene-,sided
aS• the Score naight Indicate. The
sinooth-WorkIng, experienced Wbagluini
tearit held (the upper hand Inost of the
way 'but 'they, new they.; Were Ina
gonteat for the Whole Sixty minutes bf
the gaine, The ,Flyers, organized this
year for the itrst time, laeked-the finish
of the Wingliam:sextet, but made 'UP
for this with their aggressiveness and
staying iiinve,r. TheY' Checked, like
liends, at • times n 'knocking the puek
a•way from Wingbant .plaYers'swhile:
lying 0/3, their backor on one knee.
The (Gederich crowd, •slow ,to warnx
Up to the Flyers, cheered ,thean:lustilY'
-'-whenst.110.-slaPPed, in. two .goals
in theseecOnd Period and When at any
other time they mede a good Play':
Several of the B,,A.F. boys showed that
they-Wbuld be stick *ilia any
team in the league, Ilruiikhauser and'
Willis bele," outstandbag, All ot the
Fli)-ers aro !Qaua.d.10,n4.- Five -Of them
Willis, Brown,. Thompson, eel:icemen
and +Oreille,' are flying •oilleers. who
enlisted with' the R.A.F. several years
ago and 'saw active serviee overseas
last year.' The remainder are stationed
at Port Albert as guards.
• Tho May
Elliott of Wingham opened ,the scor
ing at the 1,55 mark .43if the first Period
When he, grabbed the puck trove an
R.A.F. defenceman and Pulled the goa1.
tender otit td flip the snick into. the
open net. •The Flyers missed two grand
chances to even the count,' both in -al-
most the •same manner. .Steele lald
Lown a 'pass to Golder in, _front of the
Winghaan net, but ,Govier everskated
the puck. The next inireate the roles
were reversed; this -time !Steele 'being
unable' to get his 'stick on Goeier's pass
with only, the goalie left to beat _At
the 0 -minute mark CyProctor slipped
a pass forward to ikemager, who was
.parked uncovered in front ef the, 0:
4.F. net. Fromager \made no ,xtistiike
with his shot to the uliper corner, of
the ,net. JOhnston banged. in 'Qy
•Proctor's passout from- the eorner ' for,
-another ettill3r-a4 stlie--41-:35-mark andL
Foster tombleed with Elliott and
Nicol for a fourth goal at 18.05. John-
ston 'took a •pass from 'Cy Proctor
twenty-five seconds dater to bang in the
final gee]: of the period. -
• The Flyers brokesirito the scoring
column in the second 'frame and aetu-
ally "held a slight edge itsplay, through-.
out the period. Audet of the A.A.F.
opened the scoring at the .6.10 'mark
when, he. grabbed a. loose puck at the
Wingh,am blue -line and, catching, the
'defence "up the ice,' sifted in to beat,
.Struke with a tigh shot to the corner
of the'eet. Whigham. ga.nged the R,A,
F. net for almost a niinute, bu.t Mehr,
diminutive Flyer' •goalie, -heraically
kicked Out the avalarei :he of .iebbet:t'T
Procter toOk Johnston's' piss, and fin-
ally beat. Mehr .froei ,only a :few feet
• out, at the 1`1 -minute mark. "Funk-
hauser, who had beeri gamely leading
sorties against-' the Winghain defence
all night, broke through, for a hatd
shot ms goal. It was turned aside; but
-Funkhaoser went into the corner atter
the puck, battled his, *ay out and slam-
med the puckelerind IStrtikesfOr a goal
at 12.55. The Proctor brothers Din
and iCy.combinedsfor. a Winhara goal at
16.03of the sedond period, Dan firing
the counter from' ten feet out. Willis
skated through three Wingham players
after' getting the puck at his own de-
fence and skated In on .Struke for what
looked like a certain goal. Hecouldret
get his shot off the ground; however,
and 1Strtike stopped the puelc
• English circled the R.A.F. net to
poke in a goal at the 10.05 mark of the
Nicol tallied the final gbal ofthe night
for Winghtun, with Elliott assisting
Only one penalty, tcr Fromager in
the last period, was heeded out during
the gaitte.
Wingham-Goal, Struke; .deferiee,
English, Fromager ; centre, • Elliott.;
'wings, -Nicol, -'Foster; alternateS, .0.
Proctor, D. Pr5etor, Johnston, Orulks
. • -
• Port Albert RA.F.-(Goal, Mehr; de-
fence, Willis, McDowell; centre, Funle
hauser; wings, GOvier, Steele; alter -
pates, • Boothman, 'Sproule, Audet, •
town, Hewitt, Thompson, Burt.
Referee-"ROoster" Muir, Seatorth.
•ivrm
ENTERING sERvOn
A. & P. TO PAY N
Ste.Marys and Wingham Dubiens; About -
Playing ,with-Clhiton-tExeter and
-(roderich Willing . .
The juvenile hockey situation in this
district is still in the .air. A meeting
of representatives of the elubs of St.
Marys, 'Wingliam, Exeter, (Olinton and.
Goderigh, held at ClintonIan Friday
night to draw tip a league °schedule,
failed to get anykliere in partieular.
The 1St. Marys and Wingliam sponSors
don't like the Idea, of throwirig their
eharges Into the same ring as the
power -packed -Clinton ' team that went
To the juvenile 4`11" .finals laSt year.
Exeter anti 1Goderich sholild be tile
ones to complain about playing with
Clinton. They 'were hopelesSly Over-
powered whenever' they hooked tip with
the young Colts last 'tear, but, like
punch-drunk fighters, ' hey seem con-
tent to absorb,,Maieli .the same punish-
ment.this winter.
1NVord Is expect.ed from 'f'.1t. Mary
anS
d Wingliam by .0onvener Dr, J.. A.
'Graliain .before the Week 18 over and
pending „.their deeision to stay. In or
1„ drop out of the league a schedule will
be drawn tip, -calling the first game for
next Week.
I Mrs, Harvey Fisher and IMr. Alvie
,
/ Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. IL IL
I Willings and on Harland, of London,
were recent 'visitors with their brother,
Reginald Thompson ofDetroit, who is
Y', JAMMU tetto 1461
THE
ANNUAL ':.imEtTitio
OF THE
oderich llortioultgalSoOle4
will beheld
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Thursday„
• January 23r
at 8 to.m.
O. BOVVRA, Preilden
Sec.-Treas.
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THE
Kollegiate Keyhole
By Ruth Nicol
varrarral••••••,••••••,
Anybody witba headache? No? Any;
body With .a. Sore throat? No? That's*
fine; "cause we don't want any new*
names added to the list et scarlet fever
ictims. We were dreadfully sorry to
hear about Miss Park 'S -rather 'sudden.
)11Theeis.and hope she'll be back at school
before too loeg. During her absence
Miss els,set is ably "carrying on" and
Maintaining the renovvnea reputation
which 'Latin has in our G 01
.Congratulations are In order for 'Pat'
Hume and Ills magazine committee,
who are responsible far the '4,18.04.
call for help" -posters width at pre -sent
decorate the bulletin -boards. Don't
forget, kids, that saitYlsa if yea put
your thinking cap onsfor even a few„
mi4110•S-4,0V might discover.some-laid-
tielts l'atientstorsPOOrY1 -writingesjokesser-s
evee. goon stories,
daughter, Mrs. Olifford KtIpatrick, and
Mr. Kilpatrielt, of MatelcIng. '
Miss Kay alslixdorespent a few days
recently with Mr. and • Mrs. Black,.
concession 4, Ashilea '
Mrs. Wm, E. Foster returned. home
on Saturday from atteeding the fun
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era of her sister, Mrs, Wm. D. Davis,
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trWormeinnir RgresHident Passes. --a1;. NY* m. '
D. Davis .(Mabel Thurlow), of 612
Alv,erstone ,street, Winnilleg, Passed
away on Tuesday, December 81st, at
her residence. Born in 'Pert Alberts
'Ont., in 12887, Mrs. Davis -was married
In St George's ehurch, 'Goderich, in
1916 and took up residence in WinuiPeg•
be was a. member of at. Matthew'
Auglican church- and was a regular 4- •
tendant until an illness of abottt
twelve years' duration freed her to,
remaba, at home Besides her husband,
William )?.,.'Davis, she leaves two sons,
D. Bruee /Davis of Ritchenel, Ont, and
'Gordon: T. Dallis, at home, and two
:sisters, Mrs, John 0alley of Toronto '
'and Mrs,W. E, Foster
of heppardton
The funeral service was lield at St.
Mathew% churcih
8rd, with Canon 0 iB Calvert official=
ing. The Pallbearers were John Beech,
Edward . Dougherty, 'J. Ford, • James
Shore , J. T. johns and Professor W. i.
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CARLOW
eAriaiowJan„ 13,--Thess ;Massy]
friends of the MISses*Shaw of CLeelaurri,
extend their syinpathy- to them In the
death of their 'sister Winnifred On Snia:
day last, at Alexandra Hospital. • -
Miss (31ima Russell, � N, of Arnprior,
left for Toronto on Friday after a. three
weeks' visit with, her. niece; Mrs, Tait
Clark, and, faintly. , , • -
, The Ladies' Aid, of the iPresbyterian
congregation met at the: heme of Mrs.
MelviesTyralallson s • Wedixesday-wltlr.
Mrs.J pastspreside4tr4e,
Charge. There was discuision 're-
garding future work. The hostess
served a dainty lunCh pid.. a social
hbur was enjoyed by all -
. Miss IftubtiFilizebeth Wi1an,.f Nile
spent last week with her -grandparents,
aid Mrs. john Young, and :Miss
Ruby Young, • • •
• Mr. •Frank Young disposed of 460
bushels .of Baldwin apples on Monday
to a IbUyer In Kitchener.
Mrs. 'Harvey Fisher and her brother,
Alvin 'Thompson, spent a few days in
Detroit with their younger brother
Reginald, who is Ill with a heart con-
ditiot
• Miss
Ann Walter was removed te
Alexandra Hospital leaf week and was
operated On for appendieitis. Xiatest
report was that she was making good
pregress toward recovery. •
W.M.18. of the
'United ' etrereh, h
Ing on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
W.. W. Walter.. Rev. G. Hazelwood
had charge of the first period . and in-
stalled.' the officers• for • 1941. Mrs.
Henderson then took charge -and *the
'seeretary and treasurer gave their re-
ports, which were adopted. The roll
call was - answered with a favorite
verse, . Bible readings were given by
Mrs, Chester reagan, Mrs, .G. Mae-.
Phee, Dora (Villkie and irs W W,
1),Talter„ with 'enlarged it "Into the pres-;'
ident's address, emphasizinitwo word,
"begin" and, "go." 1 Mrs.. W., T. Sal -
W4' led In prayer: Little Allan W11 -
son took up the collectien ;and Mr.
Warner Walter 'closed with . prayer.
The -hostess serVed afternOan tea..
, TOROil'110, Jan.• 13. -All, qualifiedempleyee's of .the Great Atlantic &
'pacific Tea °Co. Limited, entering active
service, will receive from tbe company
20 per cent. of- their .W'ages; up :to
maxinniut payment of $100,per month
for one year, it hirs'been announced by
Mi. John A. Hartford; president,
The csenpany's policy alSo prevides
that
the canapany. will pay "group Iifo
insurance preiniunis for, all -employees
entering the. service, for ale one-year,'
period. As approved by the:board . of
directors, the policy applies to all full -
.time employee4 Working at least thirty
-hours alveek and .With six mentha' eon-
tinuous service, •
,roMMeriting on 'this, L. W. Beebe,
general manager of the tompany's Can-
adian organization, explained 11(dt .this
would apply to those employees Wile
have already enred the seriice, ac
well as to any who enthr the service
from nits date on. Mr. !Beebe said, "I'
am particularly proud to see our Cont.
pak,7 add this to the numerous ,b,e/teliti
that ,our employeeS already 'reeelve,"
• HAVE TOUR LICENSES IIANDY
Ituron (County pollee declaretheir
intention to give vigorons enforcement
to the law in regard ,to the operating of
motor Vehicles without the required
Menses. .1feforists will be asked to
produce their neW driving license end
• ahlo their .national , registration certiti-
eate. The minimum lirst offence pen-
alty for operatirig a motor vehicle with-
out an operator's license for 1941 will
be 410, and Posts and the first offence,
Venalty tor failure to carry a driver's°
• lookinit will be ri al,n1 costs.
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ST. AUGUSTINE
'SHDPPARDTON, Jan. 14.
Pollock, Gordon, Cecil, Carn1433 and Ell-
wood spent Sunday with the former's
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SIIEPPARDTON •
ST. AUGUSTINE, J'an. • 14. ---Mr.
Gordon Leddy underwent a serieus ap-
pendix' operation on Wednesday even-
ing "Armory. 8th, in 'Alexandra Hos; '
pital•Goderich.. We wish him a sPeedy
recovery.
Lxss •-•° ne Kin -tame returned to the
Lonclon-Normal-Seheol on Monday.- -
Mr. Norman Boyles of :Sky Harbor,
Gocleriche visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. •A,. BOyle, on Sunday. .
Stafford visited her par-
ents-ine ,Gocle-rleh-over-tlie-week-eed- -
•(Air. and Mrs. -Gus Kinahast Visited
Mr. and Mrs, 04.4‘. -0:Connor, of Kings-
bridge, on Monday. ,
A number of men here are employed
-.by Mr, J. Ratz of -et. Clements in cut-
ting logs and 'timber, in Jack teddy's•
-and Vincent Welsh'.s bush. . •
TOBOGGANING PARTY •
The Westminster (Guild of Knox
chureh held a tobogganing party on -
Monday evening. 'Before going out to
the hill, a brief devotional meeting was
held In the church.' A large number
ot the yaungseeple werespreSent, and •
despite the rough. riding all seemed to
enjoy 'themselves. After about an hou
lid -a 'halfeef--tehogganing, the p
returned to the 'church for .the re-
niainder of the meeting and for lunch,
vvhieh. consisted. of "hot dogs*" and
coffee. After lunch, -vvlich had been
'prepared by Misses Mary MdKity and
Ulnas Milne, everyone joined in the
sing -song with Eileen Bogie at the
piano. . •
• ,Next week's Meeting will be 'held on
Tuesday evenings instead of Monday,
hut at, the same time, 8 o'eloek. The
'program tor this meeting gives promise
of an Interesting evening.
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