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Mr5. OWLS. D.lari1x s enelderablY for a '•very long thee by the late Wine
inaproved tGetierich hospital, and is' Thompson,, and for over twenty years
' -Seeing nursed by htf'r iil8te6 UrR. Sam by Teeslie Schulte who moved across
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D4ay with their brolher-iii-layee Mr. hiii1r'
itloy Burehill. of 'Mitchell.
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•Miss Rprniice Xilate, &A, of Oil home of his eonKenneth Morrie, near
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eemplo, Weelea to reefive their ear.f Fir
44. and Bira. E. C. Wilkins# bad tbo
misfortuno on Monday to havo Tato ZlIttlo "by Port Colborne
ope from his right hand t '
while et a *evil g bee. Tine ne3t "Inger
was aln105t severed ee well, but it 13 ,LOR Junior Oeuri-Vinal
hoped it ay be yet L34vea. Wavior Team', .
Mee, Illare" eldeGt eeen yers lamina
Evenhig fluited
on .1.0riday ight at the chu:rOli
church, W.A. sponsored 'a social even -
which, was very well attended. After
'Out -weighed, out -experienced,
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9. Short, `Program, 0, group a ladies, eutslassed, but never outfought,
meiebers a the ozgaaization stage4 a Luzen'A Flyeee were this weer elimin-
-.The Gossipers." The Performers wore c 11.1le Qa y old the Lions will advance into' the Ontario
forty-I:Want& lunnorons pray entitled ated, from further co i WI h• P
old-time postumeg, and- carried out olborne Sailors by a total score Qie Juventie '4.1.$" linals agahit. arrie.
some great condom and showed to 20,5 in their O.U.A. ,TUnier "C" semi, The wiiti-ficoring ,game was the see-.
the audience how a little "statement,' final round. The Port Colborne teana Onyl part af-' a d°u4124411 PlaYeci IA
or "remelt" can grow to the mOst stood° half-a-hald over the Goelerich ratkad,'on Tuesday night, and gave
extreme uutruthfut yarn, when re. youngsters in almost every positien and the Goderich peoPle something to shwa
peated a few timea' from Op& to an- this extra heft, plus ineee eeperte ce about after watchg the Juniors bow
other, Contests and,gaine6 were en.; around the goahnouth proved too uch out a the play-offs to Port Colborne
Joyed. One of the interesting features Or the 'genie FlYers" le the first game. • • • '
a -the, evening was the periled in which ' The Port Colborne sextet c mn ted The Juveniles might have been ex.
, ,
several listened in one of the' class all winter with junior "B" teaeMs7 In a Cureed foi being tired, •after playing a
rooms to the radio speech a Winston group In their district and they more mid -night fixture in the firtit.gaine of
Churchill through the tholightfulness thau held their own agahrst the higher the round the previous night and.then
of Rev. Mr. Rogers who brought his class competition, so the Flyers should returning to Goderich at 5 a.m., but
radio over. A., lunch of sandwiches, in no Way feel disgraced over bqwing not so Miarph's kids. They seemed
cookies and tea' were servedIto have more, steam than usual as they
at the' out to .sueh a team.
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over eve hundred Goderie.
hechey fans e?teered themselves hoae.e.e,
the, Juvenile • Lions went oe the
rampege ter /3wanip eee 184 on
Titeeday ilvenihke and V7111 Their geels-
tecOlint semillinal round by
scOre g7-12. The win meant that
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close of the evening.
JUVENILES TO MEET BARRIE
The Flyers were awe-struck .by the swarmed , all over the large Stratford
size of the Sailors when they skated Ice sueface and passed circles around
out on the ice at Pert Colborne on the Snucoe team, who themselves are
The Lions CIO-spensored jnveniles Monday evening but they nevertheless not a weak aggregation by any means.
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. up - The Lions' displatY was their most
are to meet Bailie? in the_Ontario'cuN el e(1 the r nervousness to the
extent of holding the homesters a brilliant of a great season and left
Juvenile -"B"' final play-off, it was 3-2 score at the end of the first peried even the "neutral' Stratford people
learned Wednesday. ''Barrie aud to a 5-3 count at the termination present singing their praises. 13oth
; forward lines went great guns all
ated Peterborough 12-10 in their half of the second. -
of,the semi-finals.. NO definite dates The weight and experience • of the night- while the Westlake-Nebdhain de;
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up to this (Thursday) noon, but it is and the Flyers more or less fell apart„.
Sailers began to tell in tile last.period :fence
and° were a stumbling block to Simcoe '
pair Made ,magy nice • rushes
have . been set as to the final. series,
attempting • to arrange the first gaine mi Gnu', • in the. wider -jai cuge, -and as good -a , dispiiiy..hi: goal as -he Judi
l.,eg .__Koet Colborne to swarm hi i forwards. Johnston did not turn in
erielv• klub. le, „„4-.1-1--
. -ned•erstond-that, the, God
for Stratford early next week. It is Punch sevea goals past hint, to win in the first game but he nevertheless i
ee get Lions will the game b a core f 12 3
Y vs 0 - . I gave it,good accinInt of himself.
also possible that the Midget
1 Calvert, cleveij Sinicoe left winger,
meet _Thorold in the _.b,e_eond =le 1 ' Ken Miller, Jack Evens auele,
their semi-fh al d -
1 round as part of a 1 '13-16ilaieu MaeDoilald were responiible .-w-es his- cog, 'and hie effort '.
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...,,I. for the three Goderich tallies at Port ' of scoring six goals and earning an
•double-header the .siime eveifin •-•,,-asstalrs---Up-tty--anything 'iterned In 1
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PILTDGETS DROP FIRST GAME . The husky. Port Colborne boys had ' .
*11'0 THOROLD BY 9-4 SCORE no qualms about throwing their bodies [ .?__
; The Lion S had a bit of trouble find -
around and tWo of the Flyers, Joe :' iu.g*• theni 1 the- '
se v.es on e- strange. ice -
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GODERIOH BRIDGE CLUB
' ENTERTAINS WINGHAlt
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The Goderich Bridge Club enter-
tained the. Winghani Club op Friday
evening, the results being as follows-;
N. -S, --Mm. P. F. Carey, Mrs. J.
Mitchell, Mrs. A. 'A. Nicol and Miss E.
nacNaughton.' '
E. -W. -Mr. French, Mr. Orawfotii,
Mrs, D. D. Mooney and Mr. F. Doe-
nelly.
The weekly .Duplicate Bridge was
held on Tuesday, the winners being:
1st Mrs. F. Saunders, Mr. W.
A. Hay--; 2nd prize, Mrs. J. R. Wheeler,
Mr. F. Saunders; 3rd prim, Mrs. F.
Sturdy,"Misti E, MacNaughton. •
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"Nip" Whetstone's Midgets went five
goals down. In the first grime of their
Walther and "Biondie" MacDonald surface, but cMc,e they did, they made
themselves -at home. - Calvert
Were sent Oif the ice with head. in-'. put Suncoe into an early lead after
juries during the game Ma D ld'
0.4..A. -semi-final round against _ 13_0_744 40.4„four minutes of play, but Don Warren
reco
Thorold, played at Grimsby. on Satur-
day afternoon., The final score was
9-4 but for two ,and a -half periods
the Limns were well in the ruuning and
only the fact that the weight of the
heavier Thoreld team began tO tell on
th,e Lions toieard the'end of the game,
prevented them from skating off the
,iceewitlee; closer score., .•
The -Liens actualry •led 2 -,le at the
beeeeteek-TV2 at -the end of the second
frame. However, in the last ten min-
utes of the game the Goderich young-
sters tlefensitie play fell apart, allo.w-
ing- Thorela to pump hilear goals.
The -teams : ' •
THOROLD-Goal, Slat dr; defence,'
Thompson, Milne; centre, Tatarnie;
wings, McManamy, Battle; alternates,
Gabriel, Duckett, Longo, Baker, Timak,
Girotti, Loney; Lucian'.
GODERICH-Goal, Donaldson ;* de-
fence, Don. Holmes, B. Doak; centre,
Beacom; wings, Fulford, Price; alter-
nates, Saunders, Meriam, McPhail,
Holland, ,Smith aud J. Westbrook.
Referee -Bud Worthy, Goderich.
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second game of the series at 'Stratford, '
but,Walther the tall right -win er fromi,"round-the-g,oal" solo effort. -*-Calvert
Mitchell, was unable to take the ice I again ,sentT. Simcoe into the lead by
and his absence was very much fe ' combining hicely with Macintosh half -
by the Flyers, ,particularly by lira line way through the period. But from
mate, MeNairn. • there on the 'Lions' took' possession
of the game and within the space -of
eeeee-thetigse up quickly oil a smart
..With over -live -eleendred Goderieh one minute they rattled 'three' goals
fans cheering theiti on, the Flyers took past -Haggerty in the Siincoe net.
tbe ice at Stratford onTuesday -night Westlake started things by tiring a
determined to slide the Port Colteerne terrific shot by Haggerty 'frothe
lead on the round somewhat. • m bluellee and 13Isseet, followedwith
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matterof - -Seeends had elapsed before•
"Blondie" MacDonald Faced around the "Kid" line took the ice and- Bob'
Allin slapped In a
the Port Colborne defence to beat the pass. feone Harold
Warren. - -
.Sailors' netminder with a low, shot. 'Early • in the Second period, Mero
The goal gave the•Goderich boys heart
and they tore 'into the fray determined was robbed of a goal. when he drew
. .
to...get more. They came very close Haggarty out, only to hit the egoal-
when Miller passed from- a corner to post, • but Newcombe was in like a
hawk to slap the rebound in. Thirty
"S'kip" MacDonald, who was parked in -_.
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front of, the Port -Colborne'cage, but seconds later., Needhaneefollowed this
up by -scoring on a solo effort and
the Sailor goalie made a fialraculous
save on Skip's point-blank shot.k At then . at '4.50 Bisset hooked tip with
the 13 -minute. mark *Sergenese tiekthe Mero and Newcombe for one of 'the
game up, scoring.from-ace-eff id5the. cleverest goals"of the night.
Simcoe started making It a game
Goderich end. From ,that 'point on again with two goals by Calvert and
there was . no stopping the Sailors . as,
._ ., .. . . ,
tell, and before _the first period MIS I to . 7-5,
Weir weight and expthence, began. td't period, to bring the score on the game
one by Crofoot midway in the scond •*
but the 'Kid" line started run -
over three more -goals had rattled by,. fling Wild again and within the space
Ginn, fromthe sticks of Krabulec, I
, of 45' seconds had tallied b.hree times,
Bates and Sergenese. , I II. Warren notching the first and D,
The seebnd period was only a few
minuteS old when • SergeneSe took a Wa.r.ree the latter two, Bob Allin being
in on all three &also Bisset finished
passout from Benner to beat Gina with' off the period with two quick goals, in
a. high shot and send the score to 54,
The Flyers eame back with a tally at ; the last minute and kept up the. pace
with another counter . early • in the
10.30, MeNairn scoring from "Boole'
MacDonald's passout, but -the Sailors third. "Porlee Newcombe then went
into high gear and pumped four goals
drew away again at 14.45, Krabulee
tell" ing ,on Benner's assist. past Haggarty.in the last period, Mero
_ Early • in the third , period "Boole" I helping him on three: • H. Warren coin -
Early
MacDonald broke through the Shilors' ; pleted .the prolific scoring for the Lions
with 'a tally at 15.10, Westlake and 1
defence and, went in alone on Broad-
hurst, Port Colborrie goalie. His shot , hi two.
D. Warren assisting. Calvert popped'
goals for Siracoe in the final
had BrOadhst beaten, but missed the , frame. ' •
urI
net ny an inch.
Benner notched a goal at the three-) Bisset and Newcombe, each with five
minute mark of the third period and goals' were top ecorers for • the-Lid/is, ,
Nixon dOmpleted the scoring for the while Don -Warren had three, Harold I
night, tallying on a neat. solo effOrt WNeearren two and Allin, Westlake and .
with eight minutes seven tallies but couldn't himself
inutes of the game left to dliam one each. Mero" assisted
make the final score„8-2 for the Sailors. on
9. -
The Port Colborne players started to scoPenalties
lay on the 'rough stuff in the late ' , went -to 11. Warren, Bent-
ley, D. Warren, Warton.
stages of he game, particielarly to ' ,,
.
Ken Miller, but 'they Wet their mthe atch first game. ,
- The lineups were he same as fcir
in Miller and, althouwas ban- gh he e.
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ished .alopg with -Krabulec ateofie time,I
Ken convinced the Sailors that he . 'The Lions Club' Juveniles have had
couldn't be pushed around. many. nice things said about them in
Although' he had the puck fired. past ,eeaeeeeeeeeeee
1 out-of.town newspapers siiice the
imes In the series, withear,
y
i. - , but about the nicest compliment
oppos ion this Port Colborne; Gerry Ginn could in ,
,
' rip :way be blanaed_elle_ turned -111-paid them was by "Chick" Appel':
al ',8ricitt editor of the Stiatfdid Beacon"-
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s e ar, eometimes se.nsational, perform-
ance. in both games and the only
wonder is that the Sailors didn't put"
more goals past him. ' ,
in the third OHO of the .game
at Stratford, John Holmes accidentally
received' a nasty cut under the -left
Herald, whose comment nin hieepaper
following the ganee in Stratford on
Tuesday evening, we quote : ,'' s.
"Joe Murphy, coach of the Goderich
Juveniles trotted out two 'front lines
that displayed the finest briind of One -
eye from the. etick 'of 'One of 'his team- byienaartsioniwhwicitunevroeudid•opnuSttaralt,fotrodti_cteeafraors
cut bled PriefuselY Ith
required several stitches to close it. i proved a tower of strength on the
eaineeWhile Westlhke and Needham
l to sVi
•mates. The '
' 'The llneups at Stratford were: Goderich defence." ..
PORT COLBORNE-Goal, Broad.- That's Just about what we think of
hurst; defence, Nixon, Krabulec; thein tqo, Chick.,
centre, Clarke.; ewings„Blites, Coch-
rane.; alternates, Sergenese, Benner,
Young, Crompton, Fjtzgeraldehh4. •
-U0DtItIrCH---Gloal, Ginn; 'defence,,
Holmes, Ainslie; centre: Miller.; 'vvings„
aBite.rDna. teMs,amcDeNonitairild1,, Evans, Bac.Djo.nLladc-;; ttNo one is' so poor that he canna
man---LibelteeStratferd. "' • • o one is ...so rich that he does
'begin to be thrifty
Donald, Needham, Stoddart. N
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not need to be thrifty • .
RdCree -.1jeCauley, Stretford. Lines-
Olever sleuthing on the part of loch"
- Fail
tire The m-argin between Suess and
pollee enable(' them to tritek down uee is measured by a
• single word
LETRACH DOWN A BI
the driver ef the automobile .which THRIFT
recently dameged a hyclrb post on
the miner or st. David and Kingston
streets., The driver failed to': report
the aoeident and the only due ayailable
to police was ' a metal headlight rim I
which. had, been broken off the auto- '
m
'obile in the eolliAion. Police fol.- I • .
.' lovved up tat .ttlitatilObile expert's ()pin- ' - ' • .
,
ion that the -tele! rim bad • belonged
to either a 10:19 or 1030 Che•vrolet. . can Own
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All' vehieles of this /Mike and or these ; • ji Frei . me
years whieli were seen itt,' WWII were , AT
eheicieed and on ,4atUrdtty evening the sia tiro. ‘
smtgli t -a Vet. alit° .tobilf', t•,ta 1029 ellpere ' ' Around 40 our energy lessens. 'But, ex -
let, was diseovereri on. St, 1);l eel street., . eerience has teeight us to do atrr work with less
. The owner was l'Ilared with eareless ' •effort. The year Avid sheuld yield the
driving and fintel si and meal, to, Pay, greiteat tt&omplislunenta, the rmist enjoyment
eosts GI' $20 (lama; t, to the hydro post. 1 'and happirosx. They can, too, if we av-oiti the
kidney and bladder disordera such as Back.
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•Thank 'You;
In order to finance the. bus trip to Port Colborne, t� cover the
expenses incurred In hotel bilt, meals and other items tlee Goderiele
Junior Hockey Club (Luzon's Flyers) asked the merahants of
Goderich for donations to help defray expenses.
Although the•Junior Club did have a balance on hand of $400.00
prior to the Port. Colborne series, it Was thought that this amount
should be kept to buy sport Jackets for the players of the team and -
to cover the expenses of a banquet at the end of the season With
the cost of •the two-day trip to Port Colborne estimated at .$275.00,
it was reasoned that. this wotildIeave the hockey club with too snail'
a fund for the eabove Mentioned purposes., .•-,••
The Junior Club -wishes- -to thank-'ilt of the following neerChants
for their generous Contributions.
Reg. Bell
Pilsinger's
Worsell Bros• 400 '‘ E. Pridham
Capital' Cafe .e.00 H. Ford
-_.Luzon's Fruit Market 5.007., --McLeae
' $ 3.00 Henderson's- Book Store
4.00 E. Cranston •
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F. T. Armstrong
M , J. Ain44!-E.E.YEiff.-----
NrC•ereath's Gramm-
Burg-eSs Barber Shop
Reid's Upholstering •
Kemp's Jewelry , •
.Taekson & Son, Dry Goods...
Gordon Wong
George •Allison
•ZInn's ,
leb yd Lodge'
,Baater's Dairy
Curry's Bakery
Mustard Coal Co.
C. Edward, Prop.
;Schutz Shoe. Reimir 1.00
, East Si. Bakery , 5.00
B. Beaton, Prop.
• Blacketone's
The Music Shop
Emerson's 1.1rng Store
• etorniSh. Electric
Harrison Beauty Shop
Bowling Alley
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5.0
5:00'
5.00
5.00
2,00
4.00 J. W. MacVicar 1.00
5.00 . F. E. Hibbert & Son 5.00
2.00 Wheeler's Furniture 2.00
, 1.00 Reg. McGee 10.00
1.00 Ryan's Produce 1.00
1.00 T. Legg & Son 3.00
2.00 Allan's GroNee7 5.00
2.00 People's Store 2.00
2.00 Stedman's Stori', , 3,00
2.0a Sehaefer & Son 5.00
7.00 Acheson's Dry (ods 1.00
5.00 Campbell's Drug 'Store 1.00
2.(10 ' Fashion Shope 2.00
5.00 z'Wood'e I'm)] room 500
3. Lauder 6.09-
• (lurry's Taxi • 2.00'
Ford Garage 5.00
Doak Taxi. - ' 5.00
5.00 Dunlop's Drug Store 2.00
2.00 Baxter aid Linfield 1.0(1
3.00 Pred Rouse 5.00
5.00 G a rdiner's4,0tarage 3.00
.50 Oraig's Garage ZOO
2.00 -Planing Mill 2.00
'‘ Heree- Heekey-Tereer--- -5.00
5.00 Dorainion Stores 1.00
5.00 . Club Grill '2.00 -- .
2.00 ' Len's -Taxi- -2.06 -
W. G. Lumby & Son Electric 2.00
D. A. Porter, Pron.
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01Wdhill's Shoe Store
3% T. Garamage, Man.
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You owe it to yourself, your family 131d your
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fellow men to, Go to Churoh.
Chttrch going will help us get our hearts right
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to meet the grave problems ahead.
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If We meet' regularly for the worship of One
God,. all-powerful and loving, we have taken .
the primary step to assure peace for the world.
Is this too much to ask?
GO TO CHURCH
• NOxt StInday rnd Everj. &undo
MINE 'YOUR 1I'.1,31[11141' WITH 'YOU
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THIS APPEAL MADE
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