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ALES MCKINNEY Jri 1)1.0004.
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PCOVMEN:',A6'ASSOCIATIciN
This la the•first$ of a Series of sa
weetiY storieg-. brAter'.-11Mihz,• --
neY, ,Jr., BramPron, Ont.,
. 'director . of the Oiltario Plow- '
• men's Association, wiitt as, their*
• coach-managerf,will"vite••ahout
the visit of•Danada's ehanipion
---0-10Weien- to. the PritrShAIsksi
, West German3r, 'Denmark ancl
the Netherlands; ' .
Om 'board the Queen Mary some-
W.,here-on-.-the-Atlantic>--c•This is the
"dkrsttiay out of* New.,York and it
Priday, january..13th. All super,
-SIttons notions to the contratt, the
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"weather„ is clear, , t
seasw *ne-Sac.Ittisa. t' 'yet taken, hold
,:of any of •US. •: ]3y na I mean flin
Y,teeieW‘..of 'Brampton and` Rejn:M4177.
qn1S, of Sunderland, the 1919 Can-
adian ,Champlon PieWnien;'-antr•114.'-'
self. We •Are on our way overseas
to take part IIL plowing matches in
'Great Britain and to see how things
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are 'One on the other- side of the
,Atlantic. ,
This is the fourth year that the
-gold medal winners in Prang -At-
lantic', horse and tractor classes at
the' -„International blowing :mittett
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meg Eccles,. , • Ronald Marquis
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to the -United. Kingdom. But
in many wais this -„Ye11r`4s trip IS
different -from -the otliers."''
rOt one thing,* Imperial 011.1.s the
only company sPoosoring the trip:
In--the.;:.past--•ImPenitii divided -the
honors and the ebsts with another
• firm. Then OW year because; of
exchange diffietilties• and restnieted,
budgets only the ,winners
two clasSes are 'going 'overseas,
whereashi the past the runners-up
were•-,41-ellniedl. •'and , instead, of
liendblg 1i11 :Of the,:thne in the
nited Kingdem the ehamilion
plow -
eh "this. -Year, .vvill-sliorten their
tay in the ITX:.so that ,they can
Germany, Holland and
Denmark. This ehange in itinerary
was made 'At our request and WC
are paying the. extra- costs invOlved
in Visiting the CentInent. -Another
change is that we wlfl tly back. to
Canada Instead of returning by
.boat.
As in the past,the coach-nutnager
will be a. Sort of historian -reporter
and this letter and thosethat fol,
low Will be ray aceountrof the trip.
I will try_ to deseribe what we 'see,
whOrt: we go, what we do and, ,501I10 -
times, what we hear. • If- Mark
Twain hitdu't'already used the title,
I'd suggest that these neWs-letters
be called' **The,: Innocents Abroad,”
for this is .the first time that any
of 'US has -Crossed the 'ocean, al-
though -we•are'all.of Rritish.descent;
•The, beyS';_gmat-grandfathers and
iny greatgreat-grandfather .crossed
over from the British Isles and set-
tled i•Cantda. • Our five-day voy-
age on „the •Queen Mary is about
equal to the, number of weeks that
onr,aricesters took to &all, to•Canada
a_ century ag6.1.- '` "
Bli1. to start at the.. beginning, as
every'. news reporter is taught to
do, introduce the twit champio
plowinen and myself.
Ronald •Marquis,, the geld medal,
-horse. pOwinan; Is the, ,yourigest
meinper Of the group. lie,is tWeitty.
night years of a-ge and lives
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THE. .GODERICII SIGN
Milverton Jimiors
Bow to Local 'Lions
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-Goderleb, uniorS Ti*e ,9-6 Win
,O.A:Ari 40a4py:
ni,ture
rigriti.the elainis of a long-proJeetea _
On -the 'best' Sheet . of , ice- that trip to Edinburgh. 'asserted, thein- ue SsctiCItt4iebi'" never
,aarL.tbenetrtediatIvatilwasb,1.!s,itoiitii,t_hcrecirrieeskt.4)Seulyettr..i. olis 1j to hAeittjgel..Q. grSegteultie r°4;
1,40115 juniors **nett' the Zlilver- then by _Prigsh Railways natiOna%:p to NewcasUe-on-'ue aiid 1114vins T)416 be"
ton .14,one Juloq't ti• free, ized.) te.the. 41.taed el cowl Ore, ,yOUr. Writer'',11•44. shared' with
SeLvring.,:s,vTidwe-ortyn,,,411170.LA.,Aboltito"eii.'ey . Devito op teuday: season the 1•414 P4V411er exPerienee. Wouldn't
that -re. "
taus :witagsSed • t,he 70enteat,'*whlelx crowded. 0u could "c'Tm°1131i--L\n!trilTilthi)et ttilhe'"e',relat441;0-isibttl;iCeleest%141.081'ahlr too
the locals witt., the final: *led fascination . Of that rugged scenery
•:on 4' fear -goal, Splurge.: .•• ' ' fringing the east:era, coast -line and... iltell,:eeen'tesaltr,,nizpreh, W'rabg.
• In the Opening stanza, the:locals. lapped by the North::Sqa-
yt1r 11 'J1.4145'44 luto an early lead When 4: nia.xinitun--..of. conAfearr'te-linfrpreg- dittburgh. how intriguing).- What
Westbrook dented' the -fsvtoe-WIt mint Witr ,Signiticanee' is -the literal' meaning 04, origin
oredOid's- assistance, . • However, this _terrain ,over whieli the' ste01 of It?. llere ft'rieUy' eit;igfaerere:Offtelli6,.
this. le td was ,nullifted at the'10.60 of '.st_eel-was- Speeding... *Border
mark when "ToMaiii Who 'Wail forafg, the .finetuating 'forthnes, •Of :geographiCallY. •impresse0
:standing, for the losers, tallied. On battle, experienced those 'old • an-' bL/"Iel' 4*;,/seletun'i-rd• ".ileuba•'ilt.1)'nen4g,tebovabniund.
close -in . play. • 'With. loth teams tagoniSts•: Scots • and •'Englisin.--..NOW
endeavoring to break the deadlock,.70,' peace serene is in evidence, 4tI°13.-•°f .4'dn'n" 'Pleti°"
1443' fluctuated froin':one.'end of the dic.atiVe of the fact that •ex,l. anci" ti 114::!Y41*-Iinnting "4°
rink, to the ...e.ther;•, And. both, goalies perienee .Some,:things-in 4the,PreSent, "g4"14°4 town °4•' the English
were called' upon to make -Some ,,ret. More to-.. be, idesired i:than certain wars? CenturieS:- before; it beeftine,
Markable Stops; tally. at: aspects of the so-called 'good Old. (.710:6;41!e•ann-nilitlhzeed'eseteattlii.:el,ctbenekeln. Of
14.41 seemed to "demerallie She Afit, fla3"8." • • To b`e,„, Sure, there- was
•vetton sextet and before they .could much, that was good back there, enn4 and Ila.rifninent' P.°8414.4 44'
•recover DeKlyne found the: range but we hardly desire a repetition 'N,A,Vb'ittitel!'ri-v11144;.e.dd'orlint gil.atte,r Contend
half -a -minute :later to give • the of ' , those' saugninary 'enconnters,
...locals 'a 6-4 *margin. Al. 18.80, with -wherein pillage' and 'rapine_ were the early JAMeses, dominitnee
McPhail Serving twejainntes. in the yeinpant. Thank, Gled that the hal-- 4nonidowPel7Penel'itthie wroectIcei).111:06n.T11:*sicglife.itrs'..
cooler for tripping, the visitors lot. has taken over from -the.,bullet,
turned , on their •ofTensiv,e.. Rower Now, • the
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_ Seeteniae--erosses .the '• Catitle is „ .. •
and historians,' a misreading .of•
follow-
and- Ct.Westinlin beat Grigg At close border Moving southWard, making philologist offers the ifig,; 'Is the 'Maiden's Castle" the
quarters._ with •Homan's• help. ‘•• „ his mark ,in, the executive :•Iife -et :-
In the middle fram4 the 4isitors the * More heavily oistriolzo: Custellum.. Puellarnm of the scribes
In
'started after the equalizer anid Englaad. " • •. •
.within' the first live- minutes had f.l.'he story- isttold. of a yoUng 'Soot the. •Celtie • "Mai -dun," the Great
created a 'stalemate, thanks to ^C. Who 'Set' out to visit England for Port Did the Nathumbrian
Westimin., „This state affairs did the' firg...:44-tne: Weeks passed "tEbdewl:e1;en*litt licaptured tell9st:otw"rrna;-.0111ni
not last very long, as Goddard_ and .11.efore, the • first. letter was on It his Own name as the annalistS
Willis- combined to put the hom • way -north, despite his haying. pro-
sters out in front Ibnce. more,: th Mised mOthet that .4he would teiTletf),:yeFI.talYdvaaeseseediliis • .Still another
latter denting the twine. Midway keep her informed-ef the new ex-
it). the period Tentan•PersonallY took Periences befalling bird: NiraY. merer,v• a corruption Of the, ciaeliC
linrgh" terms itg, Mune 18
that ''Xdit,
over for the MilVerton squad and .of semi-apology_the_Yduth wrote ^ih
withint. two minutes had -shoved the part: 'Dear Motber,7theo isn't any- w"h,itenletiti4is-fsteirlbil •0:1-Acetas‘I‘guaill'eyaiknn''o'ivbnY.
puck past Grigg twice," to give his .thing .really new to repel. Wher..
The Terse 'Of tt,' poem learned," in
team a 5-4 .margin. Doak's screened 'ever r go I •meet SeOtsmen-heading_
•shot at 12,20 evened: the Count most of the • commerbial and ehildhoodVdaYs .filters through the
again, but ,the Visitors were ^ not to dustAal -conceree Yes, by way et to the ea -set -Gus,' incliCatiVe of the'
writee,s mind frOni, the SubconselOus
be ° denied and •with one minute left 'peaCeful invasion. they have and
Spencer tallied on a breakaway to. • Inc making their mark throughout Anglo-Stvttish that created
set the Stage for .the Weals' last the - and ,. indeed -SO many ..orphaiis and widoWs:
period. &lire.* • . throughOnt-the-world,----Their:taftlp "Till the oak _winter
Tile .effect of playing two genies epee and cultural contribution are WiveS and metherg 0 Dunedin:
Shall .uprear its; shattered • stein,
in two nights, was telling . on the ..eut 'of all proportion te• their mina.
Milvertga boys and the locals 4pr,p 'gem .1-Ittta off to *Donald -Gordon; * Ye may look in 'van for them,"
not Tciiik beoniing masors of. the :„Seottish inningrant who began liow-jintriguing nit this 'spe,eulation.
the situation. As the ,tempb of the selling papers in dowitioWn,Toronto is; parallelling the. Writ majesty .-of
Gederich offerrsi've-ittereased, play, and noW'adoriis the exalted -position this city,. designed by jewellers, antl*
•itecanie, rougher, and six of the, o•f president of the Cartadiatr-Na- built by --- •
eight penalties •issued--hY•.--110feree tional BailWaYS. . • , our way to the suite 'occupied. by
Armed with an address,. we'rnake,
..Hubert.Were handed out th6.'fino. it..0T51.s1.24,,u'..tx,ftailit"ittorlelshonesr-liaBael4iingek:-re4
621nty minutes. At 1.15 .•Goddard IlaY".- and Mil. Hay- *on
11118 cit3" e-emed,,,:**to..--,be.'°."11-)usilothatt Dr. ' JOIni: is the
Goderich.possesSed Of rui insati-
•Tweed.
-and thereafter there was no step- -Completely' spired. Niqt11 elilitChOS
,
of AO; Winiath Hay, the genial.'
ping- the locals ,- itS they poured a' and bearing the 'mark§ 'of geographi"
iiinianager Of the Bank .pf Conituerce'
.continumis• streara ef picks at Logle inellOWness. • At these cross -
in the, Mllyerton cage. To , bring reads Rims witnessed many bloody,: ,ten,lin
able thirst f:6r knowledge 'in the
Xlyne. arid WeStbroOk both *added
^Vretory to •the Goderich sextet' De- tTli,cdi,tit(ilesrosibienttleyi.ere6Gint6iconap.,fliet have
1(1 t11 theugh- Canadian. birth;
el, Angle.; . ef medicine. ,. This • Segt
goalS,• incidentally their seethid of more than wailied its Strands. • gis,
torical Melrose' 18 hot frir' a.way,‘ so ceurse. -.Good luck ;.John.! • '
was purSuing a post -graduate
-famed in, Scott's ."Lay -Of. the Lost
MinStrel." What, _debt of grati.
tilde the cultiniii World ewes to this
wielder of historic themes in..peetry
`and" prose. - To :the Old sik
ing IhtLiCheviot
greetthe.', View populated 't
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ev, 11. Turpr .
ARTICIX ;• 1 with rain....The oth0 'day yeur
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;After twe daYs Of rest in ;the tseribe WaS Chatting with a, promln-
4i•"*IY 114-1°- " MilkWOfl eti. oderiely • citizen, . the Stthieet
sszth. his lather,. Lleyd Marqui8,-„Oii,..knotted' the count -with • aid:
about eight: miles north,tif Ulbridg,e,
Ont.', .Roir; has been, a-c'entestant at
plowing matches for the paStlifteen
'Years and •he• has -wortLhalfea-flome.
'gold • w,atches plug*Lk . large qna
cups and'. trays , at I
national rin(I county -matches.irn • ,
llicelewinner 'the ,tractor
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,a • .A50 -acre ..farmjnertr. Siinderl d
,
the 0 -dine ' and rialn- cOmpleted
tile scoring with iree.. minutes left It 1F; IstleSd4Y, i.p:m.,. still rain --
c ass, hails from Brampton, and lng, ',When We locate the :street and
steering. home
Doak long hot,
p next-door file' hber.- He , is - •
• reach the a •
thirty Years -of. ag Married,. 'and
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workS a 425 -acre mixe farm. Like
flown, having embaticed. Upon. a 'sestiand,,,:-„Robble--Burns,-haVe sp.id. ;for many years I Worked. .
Ron .-Marquis, ;Sim. haS...., '1.i.titking hitch-liikitrg-elPettitieh-tO'lliexcifir-7 here on thi.s.,occasiOn.:"•:"FrOM_Seeneth God •bless .. yen,: Mother and Da4
, ,
Part in plOWing.....matehes Ur .the
past -fifteen. years., Pot, th laSt . tirreht. On the' other 8ide - of . the- _ilk - u cotia's grandeur To ' of ginoblifo:.
, . , . it•
foiii • years he has been :trying 4rewPillg- sbeep. -.rt:44A Berwick on ' La • ..eard". -Whieh. in turn* monopolizes '.IIoWever,: OhriStnitts-DAY.,_.1.94...T...a00.0b8440datiOtr4Efidtr''517.tgyirr.
r._ hallway ',the name ``Toivir rePoses.ten ' lopi.jillgs," • '.. .', ' • , , . " - . Xt week-The.,hunt for . bete
topl.place in the VSSO ..01aHIPions Et t-6Edinbiirgli, -the' capital and pride a _a_neLet-like.4.ackatL.--004outft--Pi -41tIff.71vrr-7,-ardi -Mrs:, Tow. with a the'Apt,extesPots-Df'--nimgdilk.i..
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''.•C43•14dimia.--'*410-twginct'ent"-...trutir, bell :and 1)aine. Fortune -Smiles uloon parcel from the Victoria•street Par-. . .
o •
r the. visitors, ,Toman and 31e-
Cartney were, the best, . while • the
local N�.21 line of -0.edi1ard,
nd• *Westbrook turned • jun" rietit
effort., • Doak. played his •usual
steady game 'Joxi:. defence for • the,
winners. • • , • .•. • „•,
',,N11-1ILVERTON'--;Goai, Logie ; de,•
feneei. ' Attriaje;,.__.
SPencer..; Wings, McCartney, Duns-
ceeded Whinin -•
- - • -Westnian, s\J; Weitmaa, Toman,, •. ritish 11,9,11Wa
partment, only .to find,
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three hind rubbed fi "shes- Limed Oak
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Listepi! • And Willey ItVestin'
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that these twO yOUng lovebirds had- .• , , • ..•
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•placed fourth,*.thek*O.dea‘r,ftliciArtts toterntedre.• As the train pulls
eithe,r•Orlasgow br Aberdeen.. volt.. be e' in the person' of a. delightful soilage ' There's--a.-lot -4 geodness
'seventh, • the lelloVing ,Vear he Scotch lady Who in ternis of kear8 still'in' the werld and a lot of goopl.,
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And now .1n, .describing lily ac-
. . Ifernlan, Sangster ter (sub _goal), , • -
Sufficient.. "Come right' *-
'placed sixth, and last • year , into what ,;waS•formerly the London
more; alternates,- Fuer, Gibb; C. appeared, to be greeting the „sunset: p'eoide. ; '
9.nd• North .Eastern, s le , • The tact We were from .Goderieh, pooking out of the 'Window - to
tivities 4.1_ would first like to men-
thmr that •all. of US have inueli in
common. --Besides being men:then'
or Pioneer Canadian families all of
us raise purebred cattle andwe look
fdrivard to visiting some of --,the
famous herds in the old countries,
such as -the Aberdeen -Angus, Guern-
sey, Herefords and- others whose
progeny are ho popular. lir Canada, -
Perhaps You wOnder--'Why I am
with the team•When,_1-did ,not plow,
at the International last year,' Well,.
that is easy, to explain.. In. lrJB
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tion to paying -the costs...of:sending
falling: According, to m ny travel-
lers thIs7Weather7greeting IS tradi-
tional. Edinburgh in terms of:
climate_ seeing. to; be synonymous
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the home town of. Dr. Johii,.'"Was the north Mr. Tow axiswere
GODERICI-k, , Goal, Grigc de-
fence, Chisholm; Doak; centre7Me-'
Phail; wings, Mer -lam,' Delgynei
Alternates, Willis, Oodclard., West-
brook, Icernigban, eBacrimk, Freeth,
Moore. , •
•Officials. I -Inherit! eaforth ;
Faulkner, Goderich.. • \,,•,•:
•
seeretary-inanager. of the Ontarie
Plowmen's Association, and others.
They all wished us.pod-SPeed.',
over e champions, Imperial The day certainly went fast,and
litso. before we knew It it ,vvas'evening.
provides, 'for a• corieh-manager be 'We 'silk" "61:11*
appointed by ,the Ontario Plowinees final good-byes and
boarded the train for New. 'York
Association. -That assdeiation-oper-
ates- the International p/oWiii CitY. • -Our 'Overseas trip had. begun.
Boca -use of the excitement. of get -
matches. As a -director it was
tme_under way we didn't sleep too
the-tra-lif,-bnt-neteftliejess
•we felt fine' wheir^'We Now
York ,the', text morning.' - The
Weather was.r .cleartA and- •bright,
was very 'fortunate for us.
We were Met- at the station by
Byre-,I3ratich of Standard Oil Com-
pany* (New „Jersey), who wa,s Our
host for the day. if
, At New„ York City -
NY first 'impression fir No* York
was that it hadichanged,adot-aili'
I'VaTt-irlast *many 'years ago." All
the Street ears have gone and ohly
one elevated, railway remains._ --The
New Yorkers get ,around by taxis,
-buses, andie;-11ndergiound- 'Trailways,
8otuethini, the people': lit torelito
Will Stionloe', doing. • ' •
• During a tour of' the city vcie
uck- selected:' Last year -it
was'.Elliott Moses, and before that
it was George and-trIt
Young , acted lie. reporter. 4.In 946
it 'was Fred Thhbers. .You probat,11Y"
read -their neWSlettera_and it ,is InY
sincere hope that I shall be able to
follow 'in their footstep s iiiicl pro-
vide letters that will be as interest,
1.3nt to get back to my life story.
in' addition to -raising purebred
-eatt1044grait-tre-g1Stered seed- on1113 t:tim,
called Pioneer Lodge be-,
cause •-it is the .family hothestead.-
I 'have „alwa.ys been interested in
-.and 'government, '-affitirg
(hiring my 'overseas.,taip I'hope.
to study some of the gevernments,
over there. In London, liad ho
to see Parliament in aetion; its',spent inore than an hour In the
there is an election on I shall ,only'
observatjon ,tower of the, Pim1'n
see the buildingS. llowever, ii
these. days, ,sitheir-s6---much IS being
said and iyritten about represent-
ativegovernment It •will be an 'ex.
perience .11151 to see the .henie ,of
the "Mother of ParlianientS,", "
Since Oetober 14.1h at Iturgord
• ,111 t •Ithe.,...elpse-A,-ther1941:ttrIlltern-itz-
tiOnal Plowing ..when. we
.:4wero-, informed .that Werild' be
going•oters,eas, It has been' a buss.
State building, the tallest* buil Ing
IIL the world, and .beeittit,3,e of the
Perfect vve, co -see:. for
Imre than 'fifteen vvery
--directiOn. • We really ' saw' New
Yerk sPiend oat' beneath us. We
had, lunch and,s4W •the •Sh.ow
liiii:Aved by
11 tele.vision, and Studio tour .- at
' • • .
At night ,while the; boys decided
PreparationS, for the4 tit) to alike their °I'm tour of the !big
have itivelyed us itt. pasSPorts, visas, eltY I went out to see -my. brother,
foreign eXeltange . and -' nutnereus who lives 'abetit' 'thirty -dye miles
other geverninental any transporta.. from' Nov York.' 1 returned' hi tile
Hon regulations, .but we, Mattaged *111.311
eo .
, be Said; arid Of .CoOrse there .was "abeat• $0000,600 and: another
Meetings to attend and fareweilkto.• • "New -York hasa populati
: on iOf
no end to !the' tasks that bad to be 2,0000() People "* from withEll a• ' . . '
sdon.atot.b.gefoa,r.etfleaving. n,*0.friftt:tirolos floor, latlirts* of fiftY'reiles iind, daily eirt., for '2,000, PasseageiS, earries,,n. ereit
poinebt- there. As 41- result 'I saW of '1;100 kid. is equipPed• to supply
be Sit. weeks before ' weget' home. eon:muter' ,.trains pouring '4,ii aleve.,
rything that 'makes "tor eonifilit
„ „But. when •we 'gathered in Tor". People, bibn ite. Grand Central Stattilla • pleasure. it is ttqlsr ..P. PUY
'Mao On 'Iatnniryyloth to attend a every Minute. / stood for abaft, agetitt - -,-..-'' ' ..t. • ''":
fYttOrreklie**telliihtehlieekt th4itn'g' stli' we Ian odt trent the station ,rneoyillicted.tninutes And watched the crowds Abd• so -here we are, tassettors
and 'ry, on the Queen Mary tai.-., opt 111 the
beh1b4 ,ps., , Ilefore.the linieheont we, never, seen .suchs,orderly "confdaloii. Atlatitie "and heading- for England;
is)v:itheirtteprlItivv, etdlierip,‘1111i:kteTraorePli,e4 rn% rAo,nnOnd'., eteekaitntger enult")ette. ehur 101,tnegt uhaeenaw4iisibletetteilottrole141;itetois''teb., rtrteOtienitia‘mlifirtobs,eat
:radio StationS for interViews ond Adroit. and attendino to. nib ifieVit-
41111710 the .bank to draw '.etpellse, able last.miuute details,' we Made: choltidlittink,,eillotnte„,ninlmtdheabootiretnitzs
money,,, , , for NOW York liarbpr,to go aboard ti*Y .
tit'eAstke.'ith,11,111.1141P,P,11,..jiWo: ..-Wx0eXiinCt Ad; the Qadt iitArs., , , , , Imatehes,„ hut," IhOtild: „like- to em,-
1F4fr of Agrieulture , Louts (4.• N. NI., . rodgAiong, .or about 1;250 ;fonr-A4:bers who plowed at Piirford; Win,
I ...he.- Queen 314is, ti" 840 to be '.phasite that the -boys feel thacthey i
Ontario / Millister f ` -Agrleulthre; the -largest, ship,
tli'li, Graham, Onta, 10,1)4,110y Uhl. well beilaie it. Imagine Et ‘411,11 /5 bat ag representatives ot. the 1,178i
1036et ,and -A WM '1141; be emnPeting'ils,individnels 1
ThivensiOot, • the. Xetheritind,cl .dee.. long as the Empire State billiding ktfle 'Ot draw, you'll be' Pro,Pd„ a
Imperial Oil and .1 • X C 11 of it t. . 1 8 tueon'ou anon it 11".
emisiii in :,:tgrolito i G. W. Wig' 0,,i'l, lit-iligh.Tatid you get woe idea them $0. looll silorts aUd Om ulth-
•SCHEDULES ARRANGED
JUVENILES AND BANTAMS
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' Goderich,- Lueknow; !eafeitli and
Ytinghain ' are a Juvenile. hockey
group !Which' is .making• a belated
start. NThe sehedele. IS as follows:
Jan: -2. , uclinow at GoderiCh
Jan. 27...-- refill - at, Wingham
Jan. 41 -Win 'hani,:iit - SerifOrth -
Feb. 14,-Gbder : h' .4 J..,ticknot,
e\,
.Feb. • 3--L:-.Crodericl.:,. at Wingham '
Feb. ; 6i•---Seaforth, • t Utley
- TLueltnew'S \ ome gable
Feb. ,-7-at , 1 °tn.
Feb: 10,7-.Sertforth at 'Got t. ich
-Feb: . 10--Wingham ., at Luckn w'
Feb. 1.4-4-LucknovV at Seaforti
Feb. 16-Lucknow at-Winghain
Feb.,17-Wingliam .at ' GOderieh •
BAN'XAM SCHEDULIlf
Another liockey,',grolip TS • .forined
of Bantain tea ms representing
-Griderreb; -',,C,1140a,--:-T,./,4-19,14* Wii4g-
hriin ,alizil Ripley. Following is the
schedule; ' • , ' '-i - ..„.,......,.
r:11141:72 tr ow -at 'Winglutni.. •
2&---,Glederich at Clinton
28--,-Goderich..,..11-44ueknoW- •
, 28241 -Clinton at, ItipleY ., .
- __30;-,-Wingliiini•at Ripley '' .
Feb; 2,7i-Wingliit,fr!:"^id-Gederleit ---
-...• -27-,LUcknow at Clinton, • .., •
• 4•4, -Rip* at ' LueknOW.,
,
r , 4 -Clinton at Gederich ..-•
' . 61--Wingham iit Lneknow
- 6-Goderich at Ribl6r
- • 8,-tucknovv „ at •Goderich
84--7•Whighain at Clinton •
10-Gode,rieh at. Winglia5n..,,
10--Litekii.Ow at: Bijiley
11 -Clinton. it Lucknow
11-111.pley. at , Godericii •V ' .
44-rtil)leS. Att -Witigittaii-----
-
.10 --Clinton at Wingluini •
CRICinCii 'IlitOltliNG.,,ItAGVE:.,
. .. . ,
In 'the second , session. : of the
-
Chard! BoWling, League, "'Oh ' Tries -
day night. ViNtoria.-*Stait,to*Mr.,,first
pitiee • with- 13--•-tartitsi.!,-and St.
George's. Was secOnd- Witli 1.0•,p4ints1
14.4,T-Stennit •*"',,IVitrrit'67 :Titis _high
%Man and Jean Geed* 610, high lady,
.. ... . , . .
I I
query relative to a wide sweep In
she, and we'll make a •eup, to' tea the ,coast line. Said he, "That is
en the • fly." ,"On the, ,fly?" She ,Leitho.a. shipbuilding centre. where;
meant, of course, without fuss or
bother.. We felt right at home, and
how we appreciated the hospitality,
especially :in a strange eity a
wet afternoon. ' Gaelic Thospitality•
at itssimplest-and best. • Never did
A !cep of tea taste* so delectable -,to
the writer as .* this one. For Grace
Marie a glass. of •despite its
beingrationed; an "egg:• -each, with
tantalizing bread', and' butter; • and
remeinber,.. dear ' reader,' the egg
ration not even - -giiiiranteed---,two.,
eggs*" per person per week. OW
Conscience-stricken:wefelt, but 7 host
irresistible *their hospitality. - To
have ,torned-. down .their proferred
tospitality-stonld-havet-Intlinted
grievous wound upon - this •eauple'S.
dignity. . might' tbe: 'Bard of.
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