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AUGUSTINEST.
,yr. AUGUSTINE. Jan. 21. -Mr.
Warner Andrewa 4th conceseloo Went
Wawanoeb, called on friends here oa
Tuesday.
Miss Fern Plowman. of Donnybrook,
visited with MU* Heckle Thompson
on Monday of this week.
The first of • series of euchre par-
ties was held in the pariah hall on
Wednesday evening of last week, and
was well attended. ffireryone spent a
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Jas. K. Wilson spent • few days
last week with Ashfield friends.
Mrs. John Fthigan and Miss Clara
Fred Hunt ItNew
Bowling Club Head
ESEIBIStory Annual Reports -
Ladies to Be Invited to
Form Club
Members of the Goderich Lawn
Bowling Club, at the annual meeting
and banquet at Sic Park House on
Friday night last, elected Fred Hunt
president for 11136. E. J. Prildtiam re -
Redd spent last Friday at the home
of their mother.. 1gre J. jeeid, of Ash. ttireal from that office. Other officers
.....
field. ; illes-presiden.-12:- Ireithaton : sec -
Miss E Mina. et Dungannon, Is eatery, F. G. Weir:- treasurer, An-
_ the guest this week of Mrs. Jas. IL-. *DPW POrtrr : chaplain, Rev. A. C.
Wilson. °eider; executive. R. Bisset, H. Sand-
OODEILICH BRIDGE CLUB orison. M. J. Alnislie.
' Highly gratifying reports were given
At the weekly dupfleate bridge tour -
by the committee chairmen, who re-
., - - beteg were -minuets: lat. Mr_ a ativie,,t, d whir nesee-H. meow, rt• atuad-was..uttalenlwWJ4IVALLeall'
Mrs. F. J Little. pins 10; 2Dd. Mrs. ported there were seven open townie
Mr. J. M. Johnston. plus 3% was derived from twice -weekly "jitneye' out their momenta, owever, and from
plos 6; 3rd. Mrs. D. D Mooney and
tourDamenta, anti the president re- the start Berger and Cook were recog-
AnotherMonday evening. in the Craigie memorial trophy tOUF- danger from their aggressiveness and
aired as dangerous attackers, but the
game will be held next ported there were seventy-two entries.
A fast and clean game, in which the
arises a the front -leading MTh'
verton squad battled to a 1-1 overtime
draw, thrilled nearly four hundred Stratford 0
spectators at the West street rink on I Gsdeica .1
JUNIOR "B"
Jan.16-Stratford 5
17 -Milverton 1
St. Marys 5
03--Goderich 2
21-Stratteed at
Milverton at
22 -Clinton 2
*Postponed by 0.
of death of King
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Friday night last. 1 Clinton ..--....-2 1 19 38 5 ' tention for one minute of silence be -
The Marines, It was generally con- smforth .2 0 • 19 25 4 'fore the opening of the game oa Mon -
ceded, were dogged by tough luck that Kitchen 0 0 U 31 0 day night, at the request of Dr. R. G.
robbed them of not one, but several TILts.stupson. The arena was as silent
goals, particularly In the third period. • . - .....„,auLtionms--... ...... Ili present4,.04,0...,ftekhont...,.. co.nt.„,em- hinuthrough the hush La hunt up poor
fieillies, and whilenursingher eigfir
alone the pock did not leave the Mil- Tiger and House of BMW teams are I'lated the
a man. passing"or a' roonareni see
• • • _ i yelfr-old son through an illness she
For minutes on end, on several occa-
verton area, and a conservetive esti- league
the top rung hi the bowling
• at Dreanan's &this The let- i .8preabpreysitdeerianti of
fresthel-
akeeapt ohroutsehe, woe.;
mate of shots on goal would toe four to "engu- - 1 In what began as the Marta's' .
one. with the Marine bombardment In
W.C.T.U., superintendent of the Sun -
the majority.dey school and sometimes preached.
Coed Defense The president, Mrs. A. Taylor, con-
Coed
Marines outakated the visitors dusted the business part of the meet -
at every turn and back -checked ltieCijah box of books and magasiues
bril-
liantly throughout (tie game, but It
will be seitteetterea caemejn Northern
was the stellar work of Bill Young, Ontario.
defenceman, that was the higieleht of
Teams Pay Homage
Before the Game
Crowd
Jo in 'Errant*
gala. 10 mia. Penalties,
Young.
-01.1tOos-dloal, Hellen; defence,
Seeley. Johnston; centre. Campbell;
win" Bantry, ,Draper; alienate,
Lever, Fa4rserdee, Riley, Elliott.
Godwin -Aloe I, Worth,; defence,
firwrirbirt, Young; centre, O'Brien;
wt 1111% Lalioeque, Stapleton. alter- I
sates. Mclayris, Doak, Westbrook, Moe- '
Donald.
Referms-.1. McCully, Stratford.
KNOX CHURCH W. IL S.
The January meeting of the
of Kok church was held in the let -
lure room un Tuesday. Mrs. D J.
Lane occupied me eines. ----
to the King-Goderich notal part of the program nag 'taken
by Mrs. A. D. McLean, Mrs Schaefer
Loses Game
and Mrs. lAne. Miss Ann ilcDtniald
gave a comprehensive report of the
In quiet homage to the memory of Presbyterial meeting recently held at
Mg NOWT. Mug Gee". Itr the Clinton. The report told of two te-
en In a Goderich at Clinton junior tereating letters One was from Dr.
hockey gente,etogether with the email Margaret strand
Savage relating in -
number of spectators., remained at at- terenting facts of her work In the pion -
Eyes Examined Ilslatmere Fitted
conxiiit
R. A. REID
Registered Optometrist
(17 rears In Stratford), at
Robertson's Jewelry Store
tem at Moderate Cost"
"I am con Tr' no pewee Mt.
earth ean attack UV Ifidilk
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"Educatioa is a asooklog et ds
mea. a progress in the art Ot doubt.
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eer parts of Canada. The other was
from Mrs. Marwick, wife of the Pell- I
died of the public school at Cochrane,
Ont. Mrs. Marwick often drives out
ter team took three
Tigers in a game this
the top. Marines
tour points on
Neil MacKay won
high score prise with
The
ti from the
to reach
lers split
three -game
roughest game and concluded as a
fast -stepping game of speed, stamina
and skill, the Marines dropped their
third game away from home, loans to
Clinton by a score of 3-2.
One or two of the Clinton 'gayer's,
tably Seeley on the defeoca realise
Points "
15 big the greenabirtaeueeded a win to
15 May in the running, decided on rough
10 tactics, which were noticeable front the
o /and; but the defencemealsoderated
8 his vicious attacks when be lila bees
6
flattened hard several One. by the
Marines.
Clinton Goad
The classy attacks of the Hanley.
Llimpbell-Draper line and the play -
making of Johnston, fast delsorenuls•
ytatt the highlights ut the Clinton
play thit scatted Ow --leant'
pleton -irk-The shining port tight
of the Marines. He took a pass from
O'Brien, who robbed Campbell in the
Clinton area, and skittered a low shot
in the net from the goalie's stick at
the tifteen-second mark of the opening
the game. Young teamed with IARoc- Tigers
que In the first period to account for Motile of prig _
Op
the opening goal. The score was tied
in the first half of the second period Marbles
by
--
by Cook, and from then on, although 1 TC'Iler• .....
there were many close calls, neither 'Luck/ Strikes --
geode opportunity.
team clicked on a
Both Goderich lines extended them-
selves to the limit, and the same umy
sament held Monday evening the foe be eald for the visitors, but the local
ported particularly successful tounia-
selveries
11- De" and Mrs. a meets; George Mathieson stated $92 Geo. Branner's be were-1131-
ney. ability was cut to a minimum by t
he
-NIMIWKWRK-GOURSZ hip Meet. ehairmatee-sE^tae-eronndeinspiredb•ek'he'ldlig- -QC the Marine
hedheen c"on"'.Aan-laikla Asee_.-4 Lallocguwho had -hard pc on
-essadese for,LIALIBIKAibeashaee. - Wiles during the game. ED his Wo
Mr. Porter; e-Riftidr-the nuh meet in the first period, when ha ear --
was in good shape finery -tally, said lied the puck to the Milverton gone
there were forty -Mx paid-up members, and made a perfect pass to Young.
Ladke Bowlers Invited who beat Duench with a hard angle
• -
Dannntralls Ginn Uttar Alaggina
etillifemfar-bisdinte
An Interesting and Instructive dem-
onstration course in needlecraft was
held in MacKay Hail last week under
Me submit -es of the Women's Institute.
Julien&
--.-Off to Gd Start.
Committee Selects
Captains -In
-The Sc
eommittee, reported tbat the screens forwards.
d k hIs
.ffin
tithe
have bondman for dug, Sen-
ior and r Jae , and six -
game lea have n drawn up,
Teams and
Classes
Ulm Kaden Trish. sent out by the 1)e- It was decided that the club should shot. the seniors playing their last game on
pertinent. was the teacher. mamma affiliate again with the PLB.A., and It was early In the raise that the
February SC the jun on February
were held each afternoon from Mon: Albert Taylor was appointed chair- visitors found out it was bad medicine 22.
lay, January Eith. to Friday, January ; aan of a tournament eomth
mittee, with to try to crash e Stoddart -Young de -
Bill Swiger's team, the game on
17th. A dimension on time was held Thos. Taylor and Robt. Johnston. fence. They then resorted to shoot-
Saturday is any Ind ion of their
lug through the defence and classing
ability, will be the oneto beat In the
the pock in It was on one of these senior league They owed Fred
and it was decided by the chum that
longer afternoon semilous were easier to
attend than shorter one. both morn -
Ing and afternoon.
Miss Triarh, as demonstrator, showed
Nome beautiful pieces of work. In
mrediespoint, petit point, open cutwork,
fancy atitebee, smocking, faggoting. thin year
drawnwork as well as user of colored Committees were named 112 follows:
cheesecloth god theatrical geese to tie
oed to curtains, drapes. hedepreada.
_ wade and (-unions. It was the
sansnimous (bole* of the class that the
teemoos he chiefly on open cutwork.
smocking. faggoting and drawnwork.
using the gauze and cheeineetotk-
There were_fiften member, anoued
is the clam, with ae averagei-
- she. of thirteen. Seek member of the
ease was enthused with work
taken up had pleased with Mims Petah
as teacher.
Albert Taylor as singles champion of
dills -let No. 4 and Geo Mathieson and
re. J. Prldham as double champions
Attended the P.L.B.A. at Toronto last
jeer.
The lady bowling enthusiasts In
Ooderich will he invited to form a club
Open tournament. J. W. Baker,
man, T. Pritchard, 7741717andesont
leleat tournament committee, P. Bisset.
chalrtnaL--IN-N.--11. HAL H. Sand-
erson. A. Taylor. E. J. Pridham, C.
Griffith; membeneep committee. J.
Brophey. chairman. N.. HIS. R. 0.
Sanderson, J. W. MacTioar, W. Abell.
J. laseet. Dr. J. A. Graham, F. Mc-
Arthur; grounds committee. H. McNee,
chairman. McDermott. K. J, Paid -
ham. J. Ittramet; auditors, I. D. East-
man, R. G. Handersoo.
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A COMEDY -DRAMA BY MYRTLE CHARD MIRY
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Friday, Jan. 31st
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attacks that Young was dropped by a
yoet. He was struck -on the bead by
0. (lomann's shot, but was able to re
some playing.
The Marines held their one -goal lead
until the half -way mark of the second
period. Honderich chased a rebound
sesend tie set with Worthy down from youngsters Is
the shot, and Cook took a perfect pass [Iced, O. aham.. hale
oat to hat it past the goalie's pads.
Beillhant itashing
Youngs scintillating rushes had the
spectators breathless, but be was un-
able to capitalise., Stapleton' was
penalised for boardIng server TO
rush for the pock, and a few minutes
after. returning to the los be was
knocked bid of the play -WWI Bond-
Whittingbam's team 1
On Wednesday. in nit first Junior
game C. Wigle'a team you 12-2 in a
game with the squad imptalned by C.
MeNa II.
The committee in of the
S A. ‚l1.
fbra-
rept-
Time Wan and aehedulestre
•••
- Senior Juveniles "' •
Captain 11111 Swiger-tv. Yhatbgeok.
W. Barlow, B. 1119, G. Martatt, H.
Carrie, L McArthur, J Leaman.
Captain Fred WhIttiastsam-A.
I KI ke Darner K. Yong, J. Ore.
pit of the stomach. The flashy wing- lien D. (h....$ It MacLeed.0 Leda.
er was taken from the ice, but was Calniaiil Wilfred GrIallwood-R.
able to return to the game in the third Macadam, Ft. Care# C. 111111lsos. J.
•
mimed but seised the Mariner's ant*.
. Shear- Frayed tempers snapped and c nn s
. Bloom- took a poke at Seeley, knocking him
sets. B. fiat. The pair were having It out, with
echos hard drive caught him In the' r Y. U.
,The Marines had some Mid-et-ITO- n
haidtug..-Absie -*newel atkaantage In
the -first panto* but managed to da-ao
through the superlative netminding of
Bud Worthy The play was forced by
both sides, with the Stapleton-OBrieu-
LaRocque line putting on the Marine
power plays.
Nest PentaltY
Lever was given the first penalty,
for tripping Westbrook, and during
his rest Nellans turned aside a veri-
table fuellede of shots by the Marine
Initial line. Johnston was penalised
for boarding Stoddart. and Lever and
Elliott, UM latter tin a tricky solo,
kept the Marine goalie busy until the
puck was cleared by Westbrook.
Young .cross-cheeked Draper for the
first Goderich penalty.
It was apparent a feud had arisen
between Seeley and Stoddart, opposing
defeneemen, and when the Goderlcb
bosky took the puck the crowd waited
expectantly for the inevitable. Seeley
prepared himself and lunged at Stod-
dart, but the Mariner did not swerve.
Seeley went three feet in the air and
landed fiat on his back. Stoddart's
shot was cleared.
Johnston missed a perfect equalislag
ts-liter wh
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chance a few monied
missed the open net.
-.---1--Tanners Aflame
liShiel again bit the limelight whim
Mahon, R. Hawthorne, I. Phildiam, K. he atteMpted to body McInnis. He
Chisholm
Captain Bert haecbler
down, J. Wilson, W. Dal
Whitely.
Sdasider Seeley underneath, when another
greenahlrt got McInnis by the neck.
field. B. lonaway, G.
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period.
The toughest break of all In the
third period, which was liberally
sprinkled with bad lock ilifie-lbe Mar-
hass, came when LaRocine WWI right
la on Duench with half the net wide-
open The puck skittered harmless-
ly from the Marine'. stick. Even the
visitors agreed the Marines passed up
Nome perfect scoring Notices. Meilen-
fatly when the O'BrIen-LaRontse-
Stapleton line had the pock In the
Milverton sees for (oily two minutes.
Bet for the clever work of Duench
in goal the Marine' would have built
up a substantial lead.
Tough Breaks
The tough breaks were not all on
one vide, for Cook missed out on the
visitor" beet niece of the period
when he failed to beet Worthy. The
Marine goalie dived out to clear a re-
bound from Cook's shot, but mimed
it. The attacking winger snared the
diNC and drilled It at the open goal,
but Stoddart beet him to it. eatrhing
Jan IS--/Iwiger vs. Ffhittinghans. Stoddart charged In to the fray, but
2* --Greenwood. vs Baecbler.
Feb. 1-8wiger •s. litechier.
12-Whittington:in. Greenwood.
15-Baechler vs. Whittingbam.
26-Swiger vs. Greenwood.
imam .haveihe
Captain Chester Mellaid-L. Bloom-
field, .1r. Brown, C Cowbell, H. Shore,
B. Reid, F. Hawtbore.: T. Thomas,
C. Durnin, J. Rutledge P. .Fry.
Sheerdown. •
Captain C. Wigle -11 Black. E.
Kneetabaw, H. Worse11.0 Johnston, J.
Fritz/el. J. Duckworti '. White, H.
Westbrook, C. Sheldon
Wigie.
Captain IL Prouit.--:.
Bradley,
the puck from a prone position and ilwin11
.1. Freeman..Wood,H
W
hurling it to a corner. Doak and MacMillan, B. Ainslie, ii
Stoddart gave Duench a had few DAD- a Holmes,
utes, and the period ended shortly Captain H. Diter-1
after Young was ridden to hist kneels Bogie. H. Black, B.
by the defence. on what looked to be , W. Bernie. if' Kale. it
a dangerous solo attempt. Patterson, J. Young. P
uue
Ind. but did not get within striking Jan. 22-MeNaehrd
ll I angle shot for the tieing goal. With
The visitors took the Initiative from S
the starting bell of the oeerttme per- I per's rebound and drove In a hard
after an espeninir 0^01•••• Feb. 26-5-•-11PrenNnamell vvalt. fifteen seconds to go in the same per -
distance
Cook attack failed Joe O'Brien 8- Wigle vs. Pre**. •
pork at Dueneh, who made a apeeteen- H3 -M( vs. Prone..
misused out when he hatted a 'Tinning •
lar pave. and Westbrook was robbed 22- Wigle Dsee
by OW defence on a fast play. A
over Duesseh'e shoulder. hut the puck PARAMOUNT
few minutes later Yonburned hg a shot line. Young was given the only pen -
a threatening Donnybrook was averted
A's
by Referee McCily. who banished
Seeley and McInnis as the bell rang
for the end of the period.
Each team went on the tee a man
short and the Marines had the ad-
vantage during the first half of the
second period, but were unable to score.
Three penalties were handed out, to
Johnston for tripping Stoddart, Mc-
Innis for tripping Fairaervlce and
Stoddart for boarding Lever Al-
though the Marines were two men
short for some seconds no damage was
Mcliror, H. 8017e•
I Another Seers
Holmes. RI It was not until the Ilfteen-Enfold*
ornedoe, 0 although Westbrook misseda perfect
rt, J. Me.imark that a further score was made,
MacDonald, 'chance when he hit the prostrate Neil -
an. with a shot.
Taylor. E i Johnston made a brilliant rush but
ho. D. Mood. furlibled the puck without being
ii
Bradley, R checked, and again had the puck right
il
aeDonald. 1 in on Worthy, without scoring, but he I
finally elleked when he picked up Dra- 1
Ind Johnston fed Elliott a pass to put
the greenalerts one up.
In the opening seconds of the third
period Nellans turned aside, blocked
or caught six shots by the Marine first
- - i aity of the period, for pushing • man
lodged In the top of the net. PARAMOUNT. Jou 21. --Mr. Or -lin the fare when he was locked against
Young was penalised with a minute land Richards Is pleading a mettle the boards, and while the defenceman
to go for downing B. nOMISTFD. hut the of weeks with Me and Mrs. James was In the cooler the Clinton squad
visitors were enable to score on the Rb -bards at fleahertos. sepressed eagerly. fleetly being rewarded
short -Nutted Marines. Mrs. Howard Berrie et Belyrood. 1 when Hanley banged home a spinner
Flummery! -
ee- . •visiting with bet forest& Mr. and 'from a scramble.
eI is
Mei Period-Onfiln. Young (Lease, Mrs. John Jamieerm. this week Stapleton, who worked like a mad -
quo) Ut min. Penalties. (k A Mosher from here attended the man all that period, clicked finally
Second Deriod--Onain, -Cook (Hon.lbneknow Booster Club ',magnet In hoe ; when he scored the conleat goal of the
&rich) 11 min. Penalties. Stapleton '1 or of Mr. Freak Todd anti Mr. Toni , game. Neilane was down Orem La -
Third period-Goale, 0. Penalties, I Todd, In L, -know, lent Friday night. l Rot-meeu shot and was reaching for
Young. . ' It will be 'walled that Trodda woo I the pork to bury it, when Stapietot
Overtime ----Goals, 0. Penalties, 0. the prise for the grand champion steer dashed in and picked the disc from
The Wane: at the Royal Winter heir In Termite under the gosfle's butatretehed reek
Milverton-- foal, Dneneh ; defence, I last tall, e rt. flip It in the net. Although the Mer-
its- IA*0 MacAnier le smelting Mr .1Iwes pnehed hard they were unship to
Rot*. thesnin at ningesonon this i wore the tieing g
osl
',teeth. . Summery:
MI.* Wm Martin end Mr. Goidlii First period Onnle tesepletms
0111 (O'Brien). 13 sec. Penalties.
lever,
B. Gamble. it 110menn centre. (I.
nommen: wine.. Cook. Ilooderich; al
termer*. Beederbo, Berger. Appel. A.
Gamble
Marines-Omil. Worthy; defence. Martin visited las
*odds r7- Yoshi : centre. O'Brien: home of Mr DeeM Oarruthers....fla
*lege. Stapleton. Isillorgue; alter- ermeession
ante*. Melanin. Weitbrook, MseDoe- The Paninsoont If eSill filch enjoyed
aid. Doak. a cg' party and tS
Referee -3 McCall?, Stratford. Nib bees es Meads,
- _ s
-10!
a
pull at the
Johnston. Young. Seeley. McInnis.
Keened period Goals. Johnston. 15
min Elliott (Johnston). 2214. Penal-
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