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TRP GODERICE1 SIGNAteSTAR
TRIPLE.CRINNED LUCKNOW TEAM
TOO MUCH FOR THE GODERICH BOYS
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Good enough to be *dinga ready sale- ill our competition
on the wholesale market
Healthy Plains Clean Plants 1.
.0: . Plants that give satilfaction
Oineraria, cycJamin, Begonias„Primulas, AfAeligo'Butb, Pans)
Ferns etc,' 4,
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lorists
•The Greenhouses that /•alre sumied floVireiss, ;to Goderich
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40 and viciiity for 40 years. .
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LOCAL *Nrstrruizt WIN
mow) :.011AMPION8HIP•
Total Sari° the TWe-game _Round?
rich 18 SO,fortli 9
On Thursday night last the Goderich
'• ' jiiveniles won the group championship
in con -winging faShion when 010' handed
outclassed Seaforth 'team an 11-3
lacing. The Juveniles won the firsti
game In Seaferth_ 7-6 and the score en 1.
the reaan,d was 18-R„., — • .. ,‘ •• b
jina Xisset scored the duly goal, for •
, Goderieh . in *the- first period,:-- on ”- a
pietime pass from. Jim Adam,e...giv.ing, a
, NUrphyist.boys'alead which they never
relinquished. Elirood,- a...Strong and e
of Seaforth a d Bob Allen ..,of
. Goderieh all drew' tri ping penalties.
The * second . period had just begun
when the Lions took hold and went on
a ' searing spree. Bisset netted two
More goals, bringing' his total,„to three,
4hile Bill Neweomhe :rapped _home
fonr--tind Bob A1len4ne to give the
honaesters an 8-0 lead. ' . • ,
, XiL the second' period the game got
a little :out of hand and both •teams
were toughinklt up cOnsiderably. The
tliraax came' When 4erry .7. Ohm, the
Gbderieh netminder, "i'verit to his ' knees
• .on a shot* by Dag and ' Doi.' Swung
. :,
. his stick at ,Ginifs 4 -head. •t'Ticker"
Nero .grabbed' Doig and , he in iiirn
grabbed W.: Elw9od. while Ginn' .
,- • ..
took eharge a Doig. ,When the refei:e.e,
Jaek:Nediger, get things straightened
Out he .thumbed Mero and Ellwood to
the .‘hoosegovir ,for five minutes, and
sinee- Giederich were aireadY 'playing
two men, short., the.y. were allewed,ft a
substitution.
The Liohs,•were still short 'two men
at the beginning of the third Stanza,
hut Don Ainslie took charge - of, the
put,14. and worked his way, through to
beat Swan with a shot between his
egs. A few minutes later Ken , Doig-
roke through. the defence and beat
Ginn:: cleanly to, chalk ,uP,'"Seaforth's
initial counter., Whew the'fbaint-'were
t full strength'Iaganx. "`131ondle"-• mnce. •
Denalcis added another to . the Liens'
redit; Strtojag. came back for Seaforth
to score on a pass from 41wood.'New-
coMbe was. penalized for slashing, and..
before he could return Stewart added
another: On his return Newcombe
banged one in to. ,,end the scoring for
trie night at 11-3 for the Lions. •
TheLions left no doubt in anyone's
'Mind as to which viaa the better team,
as they outplayed -$etiforth every
department, Ineluding penalties': New-
combe carried off scoring honors for
the, evening, With dye, goals.. while
Bi,et had three. ' Ainslie and •Alero
on the Lions' defence,piayed practically
the full game, (ming .to sickness er
Elgy Boyce, and injurk to George.
Westlake.
. The teams:
GOPERICH—Gbal,' de-
fence, D. Ainslie, G. Ne-ro cent're, J.
(laiu; wings, B.'Nekombe, J. Bisset;
pares, B. D. MacDonald, B. 'J. Mac-
onald, Allen, J. Smith, B. McLean.
SEAFORTI-1-;.Goal, Swan; defence,
twart. Strong; centre, D. Strong;
ings, • K. Doig, Elwood:* spares,
eattie, • E. Doig, G. Wilson,: Knight,'
I.nith..
irst periOd: - •
oderich—Bisset (Adam).
Penalties Allen 2, Elwood;
rong, Doig.
cond period .
oderich—Bisset.
odericht-Newcombe (Bisset).
oderich—Neweombe (AdainT•
oderieh--NeWcombe (Bisset, •Ainslie). Durham juveniles:in a total kota series,..
upner right-hand corner. Luckno
oderich;,--Allen • (B: D. kfacDonqd)• sysith the first *pine Friday „night:. . the ,gaine.
Dressed hard in the -• final • Minutes o
and at one .tline held th
puck-inSide• the doderich bineline for
almOst five '• minutes/. hat .Terry Ginn'
proved unbentahle even by the tricky
Stick -handling- of the., Chin boys. .
The Lions, were ffill.value for .their
as.their. forward lines carried the
play -mostif' the game,*arid Were ably'
backed by Mero and' Ainslie on defence
Wings. B. ,Chin, G. Chin; spares, Ice-
man, Brown. Pollock, Macdonald, Mc-
and Ginn in gold. '
Connell. Old -tuners claim. that the •Wpst stree
First period: arena -has not had So large al ere*
. .. •
GoderfekrBisSet (Ainslie),
Lucknbw--713..Chin
Goderich Ainslie. '
Penalties-,-NeWcomhe Johnston.
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Wend period:
Lucknow•--13 Chin (0 • Chin).
Chin (A. Chin).
Chin (9. -
,LucknewBrown.
Perialties—BiSset, .13. Chin
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LETTE
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Wedneolay ° Night—Score, tor 4*()D,ItID-tg TEAM' ()RIPPLED
the Raoul 11=8
While the VOYS `are not raaklit,g, any
Wednesday the Lucknow Maple .
excuses, it is only. fair to the local
Juveniles to •,Voint 'out-P:0U. In their
Leafs handed the, Goderieh Lions' an
.kieaong, takingthe..tWO-gaine round ga*/#es Nsit4 Lucknow Vtrete` 14 a
fought one and more thou once ••Gode- was in the hopitill with severe b
was itsti bard- serious diSadvantage. ;vet)* :ens::
lake, One Z. their strong*, Mayers,
The: Chia .beys came ,througli' for
rieh threatened to come Out on. top. 1B4ovbabuyaeclAllirertii,` tirerlr4r1140ht-.wiu33goebrf,stewearrS,
wh began' tho Season with them .had.
Liteknow with six of the eight goals • - •
gone into the na*y; and, to •complete
all of them netted by Bill .0411,•• 'the hard-luckYstory, Den Ainslie hi the
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1440,'s right414er. . ' - Anal game 4401041 .4 old knee in-
Goclerigh took a one -goal lead early. Jury that prevented him from finlslilng
in first period, when Bisset boat the game,
"Ilanimer" MeLeod with a rising .Shot
from Just inside the red line. Luck- ORQW1),!SEES FIRST OF
gnoW Paine back right after 'BM rivoKNow:ooDEttron smuts
-'04.ti hanging in •,a pass. fr4)111 'bra+ , •
tiler Abe. Before the end of the
Way! throUgh the: Lucknow defence, Locals 1(46 0110,104 ' Lead- in
Period Don Ainslie...stick-handled his 0. '''..._Monclayls Om° Here
puma Nezeod out ;ma .,4011tlay night •this _week the
Goderich Juveniles took- a QV decision.
flipped a ShOt, into the: of corner of the
n6t„ ta put the Lions up two to QM.. over the ilighly7rat*d LueknoW',, MaPle'
Iu the second period Bill 'Chin Leafs, The Lions' big .linet f Bill
opened the scorhig on ic Pio' sot Newee.M.b&An AdaM* and jim°Bisset'
by George Chin on. which 'Terri OjniLi
in checked,,,the rfamous Chin brethers right
theoLionS net didn't have a chance. Into Ihe. ice .and took time out to •score
Bisset "went off,on tripPlhg' penalty, two goals theniselves7 both et thent
the Chin prattlers put on one of, their from • INewceinbe's stick.
fameu,*., pOWer plays, . and Bill : Chin corning
Murphy's boys I., Were .playing short -
got hik third' goat before • Bisset re- banded again, as Bobbie Allen, flashy
tifrned. This tied up the round and. a •winger on the second line,
few minutes later Chin scored again; iIttle .right
giving Lucknow one -goal lead in the haa Come down,with
series. Brown Scored for Lucknow Boyce returned,to the. 11n -up .alcd too
Lore the end' of the sessieni- and- Lek- 'Allen's Plac4. on 'the forward, line,.
ing'' the,* defence chores for the whole
,new held. a-5-2, leak going-•. intd ' the
;third; Perk& , '1„to* Don. Ainslie and • "Tickerg-
were,.;_sent
irho *handled the Job. like the
Johnston andBpyce off -
stiirs-theY are. Don Ainslie' Atas the
Kai: roughing -at, the Start of the third
Period and ,lcotii teams played a man moat effective Malvin' the ice, tis he
short. LueknoW 'started the fire'workS bioke Lucknow play's '-itt the blue -
line anCled .several God -0510f rushes,
again en iinother,:goal by Bill. Chin, but
!, one of which* resiiltecLin Gaderich's
13111 Newcombe! came ,back with a .near
goal oft ft pass from Bisset,a few min- second goal,. Ainslie, took the puck
in Goclerith tgrritory and worked- his
utes later to make it 6-3. Brown •
scoredr...his.....second goal- for Lialoaow• w.437* thrall° 'Pie' entire Lucknow team
and Bill ()hint-v/11s shith'in,close 'order and beat McLeod with a neat shot that
Olt) Lucknow goalie didn't • eveii' see:
without any reply from Gederich. Boyce. opened the scoring ''fdr •Gode-
Referee. Cordon, Muir awArded Jim* rich in the first -period when he and
Biaet of the Godeilch team -a penalty
Shot when McLeod, the Lucknow goal- *the. two MacDonalds tarried, the. pnek
14to. Lucknow territery • •ando, •BOYce
tender, threw the puelc out to.the blue- banged It in froth. a .seramble in front
line and Bisset beat 'him with a clean*
shot. into the upper right.hand Corner.
• of the net. Lueknow tied it *up shortly
With_abont three secon,ds to go George after. when Lockridge shot a , long one
from the*hlueline.lhat took -a hop just'
Chin', got a break -away and waS . in in front of the -net and trickled • by
alone 011 Jerry Ginir, 'but before he
could' draw. hina out. of positiOn' and
ended A.bigne scored 'the lion's' second
New -
whip the puck home the Whistle goal 011 a,.brilliant solo Ptak and New -
the game, 84. 4.• combe added another before the end
• of ,the period •when he lifted the puck
*The Lions put up it great fight ,and over ;McLeod as he sprawled on the
at times did -eVerything but ,pack the ice. . „r
net •behind McLeod. The 'boys were
playing short-handed and early in the Lucknow tallied once in the second
thirit'period Den Ainslie -was forma to peried, Brewn getting his first'goal of
retire, as he had aggravated aii a.
the game when he beat Ginn from -
knee injury that kept him. out Of 't'e
wzrallible 111 -front of tile Goderleh• net.
line-up most of last .season. • '`Ticker"' Goderich scored :the first goal of
Mero played sixty - minute§ on the the third frame ,as ;Ainslie •pasSeci
__ ahead to Bill Newceinbe, who beat th
Goderich defence and Was going a's Lueknovv nettuinder with .a long sh
strong in the third Iraine as he was from just outside the blueline. Brow
in the .firSt and seemed to be all Over.,eame. back for Lucknow ,to sCore- his
,
,the ice, breakimg up Lueknow rusheS
time after time. ' ..:-.. ' • Second goal on .a • hard Shot. which
L• ' caronlid in off the' goal post in Alio
The Lucknow team novv meets the
T'he year 1044 proved to I* tli
ggest .the ,Goderieh -OverOas- ram
Cominittee has had Sinew" It began ita
Work. ' Boxes to the number, of' 874
were. packed and ".sent-tti the boys a
girls overseaS. The amount otpostak,
on these boxes was $239.28.. Thirteen
parcels were sent to prisoners,of-war.
OVER$
e WaWr Newcombe, • 'convener, Alisii•
1 Belle Maellear and Mrs. Stanley
nS:Txidtheer,;:poeinkm: Doiiittions of olee'eii114 the
Illour gatierllft atnee Mak
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Following are some of the ackuow.: 7Q°111 11484:lee1841ellt4"v:ilgi:51171:rbillit:d°gniVailingt
goodswillbe gratefully received. '
jedgments reeelved by the committee; '3'"ar" • "
Syr, It IN:Worsen, t Italy) :—
I received. your von' lovely parcel thi,s
'afternoOn and X really appreciate At
Volt Much, It is. Sure SWell ItOW You
fOlka et hallo rementher uS boys whO
are away from home, and we kuOW you
are ,alwaya thinking 'of us 411.1 The
Panel was in 'good' shape, when It
In each hex wer&'! cigarettes, chew -
late burs,, 'guitai-,.-`teniate lake, soup,
teeth.'pow(104 toOth 'gnat hot* ehOco,
late drirkbovril,Icleener; razot 'Wades,
sitaylpg soap„ itinte4,' bag ot. c!Andrt
Powdered „ soup,' PeanutS, • socks. In
each the• Christmas DOXQ$ a printed
greeting card ,was encloiesi- instead of
the uslial written note
*Socks were 'denoted by the AhMeek
4tud Maple Leaf Chapters, .as
Well as by several
The committee takes this' opportan,
ity to thank the. Merchants for their
kind considbratian, cu?cl the. Town
..Council • Of Oodericb, salvage coni-
mittee, Lions Club, Women's gospital
AuXiliarY, .nienibers a the Legion,
and private indivIcluals .tor their
donations whielf, made the*sending of
the boxeS•possible.*
The total cost for,,the 874 boxes, in -
eluding food, boxes, cards, etc., was
$1072.70. Ueeeipts- • were - 0,883.08,
There is a bank balarfee of $208,07.
:During the year the committee lost
Its efficient chairman, Mrs..D. 3, *Lane,
who resigned July owing' to re-
moVtil from town. In.,the reorganiz-
ation ;of the. confinittee -buying conl.
Mittee was formed, comPosed of Mrs.
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•EilSONAL N
Mrs,. D; Whately of BrantfO'rd
Was a recent guest -with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. ,Snider, tlamulton
street*: - „
. miss Vera Wilkins, of Melton, spent
the week -end wi,tit her 'parents, Mr.
ancl. lvirs. A ., ns, 66 Gloucester
Terrace.----------------.
County Clerk N. W Milier
bas_....re-,
turned • from .• a meeting...A the Pro-
vincial executive' •df the Canadian
Legion -at Toronto.- , • ' • a
, Dr. L. A. Macklinrson of Dr. A.
and Mrs:. Macklin 'of town; 'has >been "
eleCted. president of ithe board' a „
directors of the Stratford '
Miss .MarjorielBaxtei., GoderiCh, Was
bridesniaid-fOr her 'cousin; Christena
Ejizabeth Campbell, eldest daughter of f.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert -Campbell„ Mc-
Killop township, at her marriage:•to•
Leslie! .John Pry,ce, of the same,,toWn- Y
shiP. Rev. W. .1".• Patton, formetly Of
-p'erformed the ceremony.
Tinnuw , UM% 1st, 1046
esPeelaity the ring 0046. We had
"10 a llalVy. Christmas in. our unit
tVatr, (s)patrits.ee, moedur_ twoalriiia:ovrertinio:Onlitrett;
decorated with holly and greeneuoughs.
Hach Ward had its own Vbristmas 'tree
and the Ited Cross gaYeleif for all
aln for
• Om., C. we ' yietirthor.:—Reeeived,
reached me ancl everything, in it Is ItYVY:ii-e?Isea:liv..li i SI' here. wouldr:V Vt1I 1 E111 tleeW97g, tiatiall le11:11 parcel
like. lint: 1‘:' Dtt;s1)!:r::::111 l'ia,t10 Init:n(i:
,4irtioituiv., a,nsi vieueirry'getil:lettot bmIltuntioy•tile: tuista t:wc0)::
tally' the packet of cigarettes Which
something a soldier can, Use, us thittga
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are really hard to get over here, 1 you aggin' ': .
wish to-titink every .'one
1 and liepe this job is soon over so I*
Who .helped • LAC. J. L. Baxter: -.4. receiYeu, your
time ago, but thiti,1$ the firsi .chance ..
i 'Wish_ I could thank you all .personally
pack end make up the pored and ,i more than welcome parcel quite some .
detfasny.toi,v0fili9lereee!tou.afrroloEirit.dmirf•si,.1)' Hibbert,eeb'e'llie, 236t4t8;; t your
4t tel 1:74utr. waslines' ipt i. ' irt ;1: leehaatal 1- tvYYeeFh.,:ekdespili know how
drop: 1e°r e to
conrui ri an -
(lay
dt 24. '
Riincher :-,--,1 recely0 youri_parcel ,.,,
containing 7411, the dill*, needed - to Grcitorlierri8efah tibP(Tsonlritt,Ilseore;"ar‘JI-rit°0g:thileerr '
make . it 'a Merry Ohristmat4 it !Ix; i aUct haVe., some -good 100, as they,
even
nd eirnutleteci, vwerhyl4hbesits. o,,vfereyhatpeutn, s,nunott haTo been 'der for it couple .of years
and., they like to know what; the old
tueire-tvhafrs time of the' irear • ;tiff- -11, tot of hon1Q ,t0Wa leeks like after that lengtli
Course there was' no, snow., which Sort
very, ecnejlsoyliebtlecb?°(1.4ehilrIsPeliatt.s% ' I b..%Ptel_1_44...„,far frona me
of thne. • My brother Is stationed not
'mashed potatoes,. two kinds o'cf, ,eveegue: gtatlens in threes
months, i lis'Ns. So ' there i- verysc:
we * had ran in its place : aSe°usitkubault: ' luckY: s° -fiti' lint Lhavebybetieine teizini ethtriewe
of took away the Christmas
PorTeur dinner we had turkey,e! h telling where I will be
tables, chili Sauce, pudding and I want to thank,•Yen again for the par;
neXt three Months have gone by. . I
always is'. The on/Y-3'410W you i -e''
IPotTx.4.bottle••Lot 'he:reit.liti'litami
ii,cioe Lor
this_ti*e_aald tulifiatio- iviviilgt.thailvxgto...
very nice to haew..that the
beer .- With ,bought tiar each rating.
upPlise.Jhere was lots of snowitround 1
13klifolkS . at home think of Aim boys over
Out' of the ;ship's
honid, 4 ..ciirts#4.0- One,' •
over. here is nu . ton of the 111:1,11:'11'ttahinerse, '101.1ihSerli7ttlna-liti3ej-t P. YU. °rjr:14e.;11CSIICYP:Wti tl-'*:4-::'-' 11•Ties44.;':e:4 ' af:teai: . '
When .i, was on, leave about a month 1 *10:41,0 thank you very ,yjnebt ireping
raagil.41Mor"s40-',..1'11411rio.lill'coltul'clinl'l 'Ivselle'',tlic"...,r-t":'''''11471.41N'tl' a34Laiiv.'elit iiii-ir b(istivis1166-1
Which made it very :hard to get tiroundh-ru:440; L - K. Haggitt, Central Med.
and see the places 9 Interest. I hope l'it,'Oree6:-,-Received Your 'very' welconte
etter close, as 1 have to. go ,cia watch ' 11,XY.ant to thank YOU ail and Wish you
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4 *At' 49 .: beIter;:„.tli .., ext.•••thite,,,if tu."...(1hristMas parcel.- hist - week. -It- sure -
ever comes. Well , „ I guess' I had was good and in very good condition.
n - about ten Minutes' time; .so thanks all a , very. merry . Christmas and fi.
'• thousand, for yolir swell Christmas ihaPPY" New „Year, and am hoping all
arcel,.. and ami, hoping I will be .able ' of tis boys are licune nett year. Things "
9 see' you 4-Orsouie7 thee thiS''sunamer. are '. going. very,. Well over here;. Our
Piniehee':-.7--Ireceived your most Wel- coUPle of.Weeks, lnith-awle,ennt,tbaseekevin4,atithye
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iill_ , Stanley ." Warm*, - ex.& regiment, has been ,o'a.t of actioil, for a
°03:q9erseiPai:tir.i.:IcElle,a:siliFetteltnici't;4erthVees•Plreeili•r.ytittinthicaltjreSds.,„I' Olifil. ,t-ile,f6e6ltlorivdnro. LuT - (Voderich lately but •
o get p4r here. ;Wishing Yoni organ_ i.,,H11401rpee..11,
zation the best 'of leir. for the coming It Weald be .nlce at Ch as time '
ear.
'S,, ' Ida: M. White, '10P.'S.A. S.A.C.
Gen bet
again for tile parcerilgtaTid all the.
tii run' into smile of them soon..
eard somegf them are ncar here.,
llostotafal, U.M.F. :—Many be to everY9ne. ' : ' , ;, .1,
thanks fox ' A/1. • Marlen J. Gibson, II.M.O.S. '
"Moho" :-:=LA few lines 'in- . which to
f(r)rrotallie r,Woouii. d eir t-
he y ly ce N ii. reeeiVed just
oneuftioidirne,•toChili.esirlisisstgittmait., „. ti)eithaitvicit,e.1,,,,:bijoittio ,o'kreo.ppjleinsit! fthirlp(ayrcoeui inlelavicidei.11,1eldi
contains artieleS that, are; very useful
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1.4ELL,-AaeDONALiD •
, In a Peremetty performed at the a
rectory of •St.. Mary's; church, kitch-
ener, on January loth last,. Mary "
Jeanette. MacDonald, of Picton, • 1.1.1
and John Thomas Bell a - GOderich
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young man who • has been empleyed
e the past 3„fear at Kitchenel,. were -united
ot in Marriage: The bride Is the daughi
oderich--Newebmbe'(BiSset), The teams: -
oderich—Bit (Newco la .
.GODERICII---Goal, • J. Ginn ;0 he-
Penalties--Mero, . Bisset 2; Adam,
-0. Strong, R. Strong, Doig, Mere, and
Elwo9d. (major).
Third period: •
Goderich-,A.Inslie: •
°=Seafortlf--q)Oig..-
Goderieh-13., D. `Maerrotiald (Allen).
Settforth—D. Strong (Elwood).
Seaforth---,Stewailfr• (Elwood). .
•Goderich—Newcombe (B. D. MiteDoli4-.
did); .
Referee -7-J. Nediger, Clinterh;
'THN PLAYOFFS_.
Segforth and ,,Godeiieh having Jfin'-
islied.first' anal second, 1.64-C601v-els, in
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the 'Midget:hockey ogriittp,. a _playoflf.
series has •beefi. arranged, Seaforth to
fence, D. Ainslie, Men); ,ceu/tre,
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Adam; wings, B. 'Newcombe, J. Bisset;
spares, h. J. MacDonald; D. •Boyce,
B. D. 3,,lacDonald, J. Smith, 'B. McLean.
LUCKNOW—Goal, MeLeotl,Lsiefe_nce,..
Lockridge,--3tEnston ; cenTre, A. Chin ;•
ter of Mr. John .1,, Maeponald and
the late Mrs. MacDonald of Pictou;
and . the groon4 the-ison,,rof Mr and
,
rs. John Bell of Goderich.. Rev.
Jerome Ruth wasthe officiating clergy -
r man . and •tile' attendants were Miss
Bertha MacDonald and Mr: 'Ralph'
Braniff. ; The • groom was in Goderich-
over the ,week -end 'on a visit to lils
Parents • before , leaving..• for Pictou
Where the young couple wilt reside:
, Third period. • '
Map Goderich tonight • (ThursdaY) Luckn,.9‘.s.._11.- chin ,( G. .chin).•
Lind the return vine to be 'played at
Seatorth next 'Tuesday night. r Gorterieh—Newcomi?e
LticknoW—Orown. ''" ' ,
dale thig group was as fellows The standing' at the end of the.
Chin (G. Chin).
Seaforth
Gederich
-rintteot
The last ENeter-tlinton game 1V11.9 ^ :WESTFIELD
lot played.- '
o euch—Bisset----Penalty -Shot.
•• .W5on ' Lokst . penalties johnston 2, Boyce, B. J.
'MacDonald. •
1,21_. 46 Referee—G. Muir, 'SeafOrth. -
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCII—:
The young people the
churches in lown will meet in St
George's Parish Hall -on Monday even-
t ing at 8 .p.na. sharikt
d together, and it• IS 114 Ir.:
church be well represente . efe
Will be a short service to‘begiu.. with,
followed by.a prograin and'ipilet social
hour and -lunch. , •
Special mid -Denten services will be
held •in St'. George'S ChurCli, Sunday
next and all raeMbers of the congre,ga-
Um) are requested to be present at
'both seri4cm- ' ' • - '
Special 'choir, praptice will be•.'heIcT
this Friday, evening for'' the Easter
music and. It "Is hoped choir meta -
berg will be -present at 8. o!dbelVrprac-
tice for the • cholv-boyswill teller& -irt
o'clock sharp • •
since the Goderich-Petprborough *series
ip 1007. ' ' • ; . ' .,,,l .- -.
The,teamS-: , ,,,.
GODDRICII:-7Goal, J. Ginn; , de-
fence, D. Ainslie; G. Itferia;' centre, J.
Adam; -wings, .13. Newcombe. J., Bisset;
spiires, B. p. MacDonald, -B. NT;Mac-.
Donald,,E. 13oyce, B.tMeLeitn; J. Smith.
-LUCKNOW—Goall IVICLeoci;, -de-,
1
: fence, johnston, Lockridge; centre, A.
, Chin; wings,•11.'•Ohin, G. Chin f spares,.
BroWn, Yeoman, . Pollick ; Agnew, Mac-
, donalcliMeConnell. -
• First period.:,. - -
----'--- -GOderichttokee -;(-Bt 'D. -MeleDonald,
...13„:4; MacDonal(i),
1.neknow-7-tockridge. .
Goderich-LAinslie'. • . .
_Coddrieli- Neweombe (Bisset):
Penalties ---Bisset, Lockridge.
Second 'period; '
'Lucknow--;-BrOwp. .
Penalties—Brown.
Third -period: .. .
-G'4546-4W---•-:-`W-... ew-e-dinflie-T11.1nsiie).
_Runio•sattooLa00
.'7 1r - 7, a.
1-
Lu•--11rown.- ' '• WETPIPLD, Feb.27.,Mr.WA.
wat--visit07ArV676110
op Saturdar.. ekpow7.
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• Two more- gaines were pidy,ed in the
• „ . Mrs. OsbaldeStOn IS' visiting fik • renalties—noyee; .TOlinston.,
danghter, ,Mrs. Carl DeanS, ,iind• Mr., : . nsefereo--10; Muir, Seafoith:,
Public :' •Sclaciel gockey- League this
. Deans at .Winghapa. ' . 4,
'week,. In ' one, ganie the Red Wing.
beatthe CanadianS ..54. Fulford got rsPent the week-endo,with her. parents, the cattle to 'be on .the market on
...
to -and •Costello; Mae,D9nald and Mae- Mr. 'and Mrs; W. A. Cam • b IL, : . Monday.. •• . -
Ewan °he., each"fuy the winners, while . Will McDowell,:'Alva• Alenowell and The .telephoile lines in this distilet
merhtm with two .and ;m(3440110 .4nd John gepowen .shipped . their eattle aro partially.tent of •confinission, naany
,Ilarrison one apieee. •s?oreci.• for ' the on Satfirday to -Toronto, William and] poles' having been broken. off daring
*. In .the second. game tlii'i Leafs took ,,
losers. ' - ,, .)-. " . • • • Alyn McDowell going to •Toronto with I the ice,storin of last Wthiesday night.,
the 'rtangers '7-2: Freeth .and Elliot -7.--,--,--", •-':------'7---,---`---""-----,-,-----7,----,-..7.-.....L;_____+,
got'three eaeb, for the winners. Jenkins" " ..
. • •----- : ,.. yr r .:
tadding the ware, one,. while IIolmes BRITISH TVIAR/Nt COIVIIVIANDOS. LAND '
It'vithf; two Ito ' Sparks.. :VVitif one. did ' ON WALCHtRON AT WESKAPELLE
.., , .
f the' chOres fOr• the losers. ,
.•, .
. s6 ,
1 . The,Ilawks nlet tire ennadians s
.
and"thallirains nmet the.rited Wing,s in "'.::?':•
.t..?,
the filial' games of the: schedule on
Saturday. ,, ."
Miss Jean Campbell , Goderich ' • • •
1....yrryyryri
• •
When your boy conies back.from
'‘.letory abroad will ,he iln`ct victory,' at
**ilea E0 Fertilizer
The linehhow Consumer's CO.operative Association Mach hits •
reeentlY 'been intorporated is new Working under its new name and
k Mu/ linown tis 44The LittchnowDistrict; Vii-operntiv.e,' Inc.'" 7..
can ink any grade of fertilizer :Yell May reallire, and Ive
also have plenty of, Material formixing the 2 l ithout:afIfler
wbeb ranh 'inked wIth the gtain .an'tl be SoWli With any, ordinary
makcq it unnecessary to buy a fectilizer
On of the labor sito ttxozi it is necesR, ar).--to feceiv.'• e
• dors eartyv •
JOIIN ,1450k,ISON, Lfiektiow,
rehmaker.
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The,fitai.if phaSe of the battle to rite the apProtecheX to the 11(°11-;fau Port,
Of Antwerp bn, egaon :.'.s."'ovpinbec lst When 10701 Marine COMMalidOS landed'
at dawn at Westkapelle, the westertibiost Doha of the island ofWalehereu.
itty dusk the town had been ,eaptured and 11 1)1 idgehead'a,000 yards long to the
:south had been established. Prom Mb; bridgelienii the CominandoS plisited
:north and South next day, along the dyke beside' the 80a to Pombiirg and
Zoti,teitattio.: .
'Moto taken aboard one (4' the landing craft that an the- gauntlet of
enemy Rhore batteries shoWs:-..--Oerlikoir gunners left to right—Able Seaman
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