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Page Four ELMVALE MAN SENTNE-NCED ` 3 MONTHS IN REFORMATORY In m- xcrj. muc he _\'0un_:: people " \\'i. thr.-m hm r in L!1_-ir xgc,-\'v Mr. and 1\`Irs. .~\. '12. :'r.u- .l....,. :.. .LJL;.:. UV .LA..l.`.lkJ .1. \l.Ll .lLl | '\\"n are .x'o:'2'. to report that thel ,:1t1on ::_v;0x1L, Mr. .\'Ic(`.uish, and fun:-1 \` :|I'n Manx-inuv f-n {"..n1,-.~&nu-.. `Pl...- Ii.\l'l\ be -BY LEWIS ALLEN. K/CILIUIITI lUUUlllIIlUII[lUU- r. Simpson said it has cost only .51 for adding` 27:1 ztpplicatiomr you)`, 01' about $3 an applica- lk` |HU\lll}L LI) lmu -n 111 the and in thuL .h~.._- \v:.I-1' 4'. I-L -`.CWKESTOZI E Z-1}-um . `IV. .1- l0()l{(3(l weal: on. Albert Kirby led the locals in points with four, two goals and two assists. Kashner was next with a goal and an assist. Arnott and Bev. Scott had a point each, The starting line of the Colts was a honey and backed by 21 stout defence, they did ::f` the poiiit-getting`. The second line did a good chore, but they lack the nish of the first string:. The third set of forwards were only used twice. They lacked team play but turned in some good bzzckclieukinyr. The spare defence had little chance to show their \vzn'e.<, but l0f)l\'(`(l good while they \`.'(-]`(2 out. 'l`lu. n-nnl nnqirm urns` hnnrllml bx I V\ odnr-s(I:1_\`. 'l`lmrsdu_\': next week. DALS_'I`0N I\'\\ Ilunlu. I . H. ("1':w.'!'m'(1 :41):-m" 'l'or0nt0 rut-cnt1_v. - ('1`:1\\'1'o)'d. 01' Minot, 1: end wiU~. his si. Kr-nth-il-L rlA'. .\'l['\.lllSH, ZUIU liU]|'! to ("ook. 'i'1m_\'{ ,h(.- \'il1:1,2'<~ over three! at short time p1'o\*.-(ix ' ne (:iti7.en.~; and thu- Inch n1i.<,~'(.-(I, `math }:_\'I )Ic nnd in the cl1L11'c`,1.| I all fJ,'00(1 luck umi ;(-\\' home. \ `J I`. ..l .... |\4-` has returnedi 21 few \veeks| spent )Ion~ Ils` Mrs. J. D. Rodgers spent the week end in Midland at the home of her brother-in-law, M1 . J. W. Bald. Mrs. A. G. Machellan. of Yar- mouth, N.S., and formerly of Bairle who is visiting with her sister in '1`o- ronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Graham. High St. Miss Ailn Fpvrix viuifnrl with hm: auu J.V1l'S. vv. 1 . uranam. mgn 51;. Miss Allo `Ferns vlsitcd with her cousin, Miss Ella Long, 111 Toronto last week. mt..- unn 'r\....:-.... -3 AIL.-..-. 12185 VVGCK. Mrs. Will Davison, of Albany, N.Y. who has been visiting with hm` cousin, Miss Margaret Brown, left: for her home on Sunday. M-TR. Wnlfnhdnn, (`.`unn1-If-nvw . " '-""3 - lnWa':H K ' The third frame was very fast and even, both teams scoring` twice. linshner made the score 3-0 half a minute after play begun, carrying the puck through the visi and ending up in the corner, from where he passed to Kirby, who lifted it in. The Dukes came to life and Buch- anan carried the rubber down and passed to `Greenberg, who scored. Kirby pulled the nicest play of the evening when he intercepted a short pass between the defence men and put his team three up again. The visiting` duskies looked foolish on that one. Halfway through the period lezmney ended the scoring with a . from the blue line which Bowen looked weak on. ' \n...... I.':...l.u 1...: Ln lnnnlo ~n . I _..._.-- | .1 A white gift pageant was pre-! tisentcd in Clapperton St. Baptist Church on Tuesday evening by sen- ) ior members of the Sunday School. iTl1c.Ch1`istmas concert is being: held . to-n1ght. ` I n m g-uuston wan ms parents. Mr. and `Mrs. Peter Clark and their daug'hte1`, Mrs. Smith, motored to Toronto Monday and spent :1 few days in the citv L CV..t`I....\.l.....l -1 ner nome aunclay. Mrs. Art Wolfenden, Clappcltor St., is visiting: in Toronto this week. .T. Wdurin Vviknn R R `H X cm, 15 visiting In ioronto Ems weeK.l J. Edwin Wilson, B.-S., D.O., Clapperton St., spent the week em` in Alliston with his parents. NT)`, and Nfvz Ppi-pr f".Isn-L- and Hugh (ld._\S 111 {TIC CIT/`V. Mlss Ma1'g'a1'et Suthc-1`zmd, oi Cookstown, visited 111 Bayrle over the week end. 7\/In nu ) `\`1"on `Tun ! Th! .... .. IAIN. ..-,- \\'lTCl\ uuu. M1`. and Mrs. Fred Man` left. on Tuesday for Toronto, where they will spend the winter months. now Dr `N 1-Tno-1-unc n+' Tlnnhnn SPUHU. LIN: \VlI1LB1' IHUIILHS. Rev. Dr. W. HL1g'11es, of Hamilwn, spent the week end Wlth h1s cousum, the Misses Hughes, Elizabeth St. NH-Q A T? a\`d\xrnnH 1'nf1n-nnrl lncf L118 D/115505 I'lLl}. ,'IlUS, IDHZEIUULII DL. Mrs. A. R. Girdwood returned last week end from North Bay, where she visited with her sister. _ ('h:u'1os Swain, C011i11}2,`\VOOd sailor, ,\vz1:; commtood for trial before :1 '_'iL1(!1`(: and ju1'.\' by )In;:ist1`ate Jeff: ,this mo1-nin;.:' on :1 chzu';:'e of 1nu]u._._, In f:1l.~'L.- oath m" declzwzltion and ... ILHJ r\1\ QnI'\4* 1 10`?! 11; n nun... Slot machines are again in the public eye. The Attorney-General`s Department is determined to have them all put out of business and al- ready a clean-up has been started. I Tlw Barrio (`olts h:u'v r(-('oiv(~;K un im-iL-mnvw in play in T zm1\ Sound next T}1Lx1'. night. The Sound boys are ::rouped with Huntsville and Br:1(',(~l)ri(l;:0 and are reported as h:1\'in:;t}wir . team since iurr`. l:'.~1. \'i. there. Dr. W. N. Hipwell, who conducted` a dental office in Beeton for some three years, has closed his office and accepted a position with an iIlSl11'ii`nCt) 3 company in Torontc A committee was zxmmintod to err vas the town and it is Iilu-i_\' the v fort to connect Pzxrrio with the 0`-.'. miclv Wm-Id hf: t(`1(`D]`lO!1(` will be an . I'nQQ`rI`I` I ;_ ..\'Iidlz1nd school teachers and mun- :lCl1)Z11 cnlployees were made happy Ion S:1tur last when they received their cheques pa_ving' them to the end of .\'o\`ombe1' back . owing" since September. Considerzlble excitement was creat- ed Sun(lz1_\' evening` when both re truck: were called out to extinguish 21 chimney re at S. Soules home on Elizabeth St., just outside the town limits. V `1-lL|1'UIlIZl ru1'K L0 CUIIHIICIIIUFIILU LHL1 'capture of the United States war ships, Tigress and Scorpion, during, the war of 1812. 1 Ul'L LU L'Ullll\_ gwidv hf. ('essfu1. Provincial Constable E. Sheppard, of Huntsville, joined the local of provincial police on Uond. il1f. ,` the p1'ace of W. B. Fllio... ~ was moved to Alliston last Friday. :\ ICOLLINGWOOD MAN IS ! ; COMMITTED FOR TRIAL| " Local News C0llin_2'\\`00(l is to have a lively con- ;te: for municipal honors. J. P. `Davis and G. J. Kohl are in the eld 5f01' mayor, Reeve Smith is likely to jhave opposition, and Deputy-Reeve ;Jefl'e2'y is retirin,-:. I ARENA OFFICIALLY OPENED Thieves removed zt cord of 4-foot wood from the yard of Mrs. J. R. Bi. 216 Bayeld St., during` the `night of Dec. 15th. For Value and Service Shop at General Merchwants, Stroud ~:1r -4 ?! -r -./2' av -.47 :9 -.1-"' oadwagg Bros. ill.\L' UZILH U1` UUCIEI -:n'in_u' that on Sept. an unmzu'1'ied man :1 mm'1'iz1_u'e license H11 Personals Rov.r11tree s Cocoa--out of barre1--1b. . . . . .. Jelly Pow.r}_er-Fruito or DeLuxe-5 . for . . . Pitted. Dates-2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . .` .' . . . . . . . Bulk Dates-1b. 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phillips Magnesia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Be11 s Veterinary Remedies Stocked. PHONE 8 I. (.'lliH'_L"(.` U1. llli 1. 19.`? 21121 n \\'11i1r- fr l1lI'ilLlUll LUHI 193-1, h<| while tz1k'n1<.-, 3 from A. W. Cf`I. ..T.-Tv TC` PARRY SOUND 'Hl7ll,lUH \\'.'J.\ `f':11.<(.- dor:l:u'- ....,...r.,\,l .. \ . THURSDAY. _ DECEMBER 20, 1934. x.- LIN`. Ul'(H_`l' (H LIN.` ll2l_\. A number from hero nttc.-ndc-d the funeral of the late Mr. Dz1\'i.<, of Ivy His many friends extend their . pathy to the bereaved. | Mr. John McDonell, who for many _V0m'.< farmed near Egbert, and of Into near Gi1fo1'(l, was Stricken with :1 stroke, c-ausin;1' his death. On Mon- day the remains were laid to rest be- side his Wife in 'I'ho_1'nton Cemcte1'_\'. nu qn*r\11n11 W T D run... ,.-.11.: `SHH5 1115 \\'HC III lJ10_l'I|L()1l L(.`llll.`l,(.'l'_\'. | On Sunday Mrs. J. P. Carr called to see he} son, B. J. Car)`. | N71: Tn11'I1 Tvurin (VF 1\Hntrn`v-4:1 WM]: 'C0 1101 5011, 15. J. bfl1')'. Mrs. John Irwin, of Niagara Falls, attended the funeral of the late John '.\I(-Donald and cnllml on l'1'i(m(1.< in the village. Mrs. S. N. Grose lms been quite lill. `. \ (.- h01=r- .~:hn- may soon im- lII'n\'rI H We are glad to know that Mrs. P. W. Scott has somewhat improved after :1 fall some few days ago. Nlncf n1 Hun 111071 \v}1n xvnvn :11 . \vnI'1( aner a mu some I.e\V uuys ago. Most of the men who were at work on the }1i;:11\\'z1_\' are now 11zL\'i11r.r_' :1 rest and onjo_\'in;: the proceds of their I I labor. WM. Tn]1r\ 'M ,.T\.-nan]! uvhn 4'.-n- I11-1111' ] Mrs. ill. V })l'()\'(!, H)`. K-I-EITLJ-\J.I-I. El J.IIhJ A Chrit_smas services will be held a: St. Peter s at 11 a.m., St. Paul s 1.30 p.m., SE. John's 3 p.m., St. James 7.30 p.m. I Mrs. M. Rnrna was :1 vi.r:i1.m' tn thr- \'i.`/ 1V!E7_?:'.T}I\`G OF iNT.`?.P. L?`-`HJRCH ATHLETIC ASSOC. "luau p.111. Mrs. M. Burns was a visitor to the city on Monday. Knox Church service at 7.30 p.m. The public school Christmas tree will be held on `Friday. Canadian `Pacific liner Empress of Britain. flagship of the fleets of the company, sails January 10 from New York on its fourth rmmd-the-world cruise. vjsiting 32 ports in 130 days. Return to New York is scheduled for May 20, 1935. Mor than 31,000 miles will be covered by the ship on this cruise. This is (`anadiun Pacic's twelfth annual world cruise. IR-ur years old and still break in;, records, the 20.UU(J-Lon En) pruss_o[ Japan. nmvest and hi' 1.{cst' of the Canadian Paci` Steumships Pacific fleet, made run. Honolulu to Yokohama in days, 16 hours, 53 minutes, ting: the ship in possessin1229 spvcd siipreiimcy for all Ie:.* the Pacmc crossing. ?.$&V R, (Zormhwaite. firoxnan,ai udiun `~P.'~1cit`ic Railway, En: James Y. Russ and Yardm 1Jm;~.h_v, Port .-Arthur, 219} yard engine "35025" pullin, empty cars from Port Arth Fort \Vill1z\xn, saw u. woman her head on the rails just :11 of the _engine. Cornthwaite 1- Lhrough the cab window andf the front floor board jumped in time to drag the woman c of the track, Miss Georgia Englehart, slin. girl Alpinist of New York, this summer climbed Mount Assini- boine, highest peak in the Can- adian Rockies, and in doing so completed her 100th ascent in the Banff-Lake Louise area. '1`wo years ago she sot a new woman's endurance championship by scal- ing 38 peaks in a single summer in that section. Low winter fares good from De- cember 15 to February 28 are be- ing offered by the railways cover- ing round trips to Canada's Ever- green Playgrouml, that favored region in British Columbia called Vancouver Island, with the beau- tiful capital of the province, Vic- toria, and all the sports attrac- tions of summer available during the winter months brought within the purse limits of the average Canadian. Herb and There Tlie big event of 1935 will be the pageantry and picturesque functions of the 25th anniversary of King George's accession to the throne, set for May 6 next, which will continue until well into July. Summer sailings of Canadian Pa- cific liners have been planned to connect with these events. The Laurentians, Eastern Can- ada s winter playground, face the biggest season in their history with an ambitious programme of ski events calling for 19 meets or various kinds, not counting the Dominion and international inter- collegiate championships extend- ing from January 1 to April 21, it is announced by the Laurentian Zone committee of the Canadian Amateur Ski Association. Recommendation of immediate implementation of the Beatty Com- mission s report for professional ranks of the Civil Service of Can- ada was unanimously concurred in at a business session of the Pro- fessional Institute of the Civil Service held recently at Ottawa. `C \Z\5lly .Vl\.llII,\Ill' 1U, :md l{:1.=hnm`; cuntr ('nu1::on and Arnott; "511 Scott. Ix-igxh, Sm WV. IT_\'tr:, Ruinoy, R1: `1 rm! Pnttnn. 0 ' Clih" Brown. A11:-rt Irwin l.-I,.n,l.- In 41... THORNTON STROUD . W. Carr spent .\'r*ok in 'l'm'onto. is brainy. made c<`1't.~" seem to be zmd Eli Wilson A \'il1:2::g on Sat- . 15c .250 .250 . 10c .40c 1)., ".mx`('h Athlt-tiv .-\. to rynvm-n vhurch sporta, 'v`. mmvLing' Izlst Fridzxy - n;<.-nun}: had to do with 0! the tmmls and the two sections in this .v 1LL ClIL,`. Thf` _}u\'- ` ` +1-./. Iuum uvhn '* \'.. Colts Please In lst Home Game ;X_L'CLIl,`. 1111- _}u\- the bo_v.<. who 18th birld:1~.-. .n.l..- 1 3: xv un._. The Barrie Colts certainly made an impression on the 600 spectators in their initial appearance last Friday! night. Besides the smart brand of' hockey they put up, their uniforms were very neat and set the players off to good advantage. The sweaters are a. deeper red and are much more showy than in former years. They have white two-ply shoulders, white trimming and white Barrie Colt crests in plain letters. This year s outts ,'are easily the smartest in years and should be kept as a copy for the future. While on the subject of the Colts, mention should be made of the at- traction that may be offered the Barrie fans Christmas day. An ef- fort is being made to have a Port |Co1borne team composed of some of the senior players and others not so prominent in hockey as the senior boys play the locals. Dinty Moore, former Barrie boy, and Red Reyn- olds, last year with the Colts, will be the feature attractions, while an uncle of Alber Kirby may be in the line-up. In the last two seasons the Colts have had so many boys try out that this year it was thought a good idea to band the ones who do not make the rst string" together and entei them in the town league. Gordon `Mocking will be in cha1'_:e of these boys and will be able to bring` them along for next winter. VVitl1 21 well organized Church Leag'ue the youngrtcrs along` and this town team as 21 nisl1ing' school, junior hockey should lie good in Barrie for a long while to come. to bring.) 1 a I I111`! I .xu U: ltl-`L `\k'(ll. wntry and will hr.- .- 0t,hm"< Tho l< y::>:;<* of .`-1H`.\'iH_L" :1 (':mud:1 DH ~4.~ ' l...4 . n6 H \\"~; enders. |`his `tuaulxx . I Ernie Curran. of Orillla, who hm been slated to go to Camp Bo1'(lr:nl for some time, nally an-ive(l tl1ClC| Monday. He was soon for the rstf time in camp colors We(lnes(lz1_\' ni_2'l1tl in the ,<:z'.n1o with )Ii and Show-..!l to such g'oo(l z1(l\`21nta;:e that the` Colts chances of g'0tti11_g,-` him appL:-\_" slim. r, .SIu(.'HL .m(:K ml. this mukilv ()!7"|cI* ff)?-' UN` 13 W'2.~= (-lwtt-(1 to (`nail ``\ il. as \V:tlls \\':1.< xnvdo All of last _\'< ..n.I .. I Hnfsuv I I_L ,il|lll`S Z1 'u'(`('J v`.vvon weeks. A um-<-ting.-' II... . III I... .. Sports % News H"'::`Lu d mw Happ_\" Emms made his Lnim change of the 1513-1 season last week this time _:'oin:z' to the New York .~`.mericzm.<. Happ_\" started his: major lea_;`ue ho(-.ke_\' with the star I Spangled outt, stepping up f1'0l the Wind. 3L1ll(log's, champions of the International League that _cuzu'.` The Ch2}11f4'C back to his old team seems to have done him good as he| has scored two g'oa'ls since joinin_o_:' them. There are always two sides to zzl zstorv, and it quite evident the Midland scribe who wrote of the Barrie hoy .< rowdism at the Midlzlluni arena heard only the one side. ln`. questioning" the young man in the story and other witnesses, it seems he bumped :1 fellow while rounding a corner. The little fellow notied big: brother, the policeman, that he was offended, and the policeman, in civies, started out to takc his part. The Barrie boy, it is admitted made a smart reply, but that was no rea son for the cop to get roughhouse. A: ` for the begging for candy part of the story, it seems the shoe was on the other foot. At any rate the cop received two lovely clips to the chin and went down twice, after which he calmed down considerably. _j:_ I I The Town Hocckey Lezurue held` its first meeting" of the season at 'the Y..\'I.(`..-\. on ;\Ionda_v night, and before p1`oc(-e(Ii11;:s had gone furl r:r.-thim: of :1 1'o<-owl was (mtablislmeal. i ':'.\<-]vr- tr>rnn.~: .<(-rxkinu' ent1'_v. ( PI`( .\'i(!(`I1f .T;1('k hnhqnn nvnl \/hm- L-xa-n'(,~ L(.'.ll1l:-T .<<!(,-KIn_: Cm:1'_V. Pr(9sl(l(mt Jack Dobson and Vice- T ,v'r.-siclcnt Jack Wzxlsh were r0-0lect- making" the ninth _\'e:1r ml 1;-(~si(le11t. Alan Scot`. take the place of .'<(=m~r,-t:11'_\' and l\'m:.| puhlir-it.\` l!lL`.l12l}4`(7?'. ' _v<-:11"s tennls m:ulr.- _rn-l .\`ll])[)lL*ll1Cllt(.'(l hyl :i:< ot,lm)'<. lr*:|_L'un will b(- com-I lv. )*l(`!l of `.linnu'nu~ (`u-um-ulnu-u I1. I `Largest League 1 In Town History! TWELVE TEAMS ENTER TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE A Bzlrriv rink (-om_po. of .\I.| 1\`.ob(:rL.\`0n, C. Iloolby, R. .\Ia1com.\on| and S. .\h'l'(`((,h. skip, took part in' Um sixth zmnunl High Park honspicl in 'I`m*0nto Inst Wonk. T)r\\I C` II l)I..In.n Al` Ll.-. 1)...y..l I MERIEDITE-/EWEIEK w11~T CONSOLATION IN TORONTO Ill IUFUIILU Ii !-`L \\'l'l')\. Rev. S. H. Pickup of Canadians won thv Thos. trophy, (lM'u:1tin,L-,' ;~\. .\`I. the Gr:1nito.< in tho nal In "`\1\ l\;`\i\ .,.I..lInn \`Inun.l TORONTO DUKES BEATEN IN FAST GAME BY A 4 TO 2 COUNT. CHE L!I7lHlL(.`S lIl lll(` HIHH l-`D L0 3'. In tho cm1. Uercdith defe:1`.- ed A1) .\I. Silk of Sho1bm'n(- in tho! smni-nal! 12 to 11, after an extra` end. In the nal ;\Iorodith c1u. with Robinson of Milton and won by 1 ,1 Ln Q =:"l'l'l(` .'1!'( ..._ um: one nl-ml; In Lhv Alluminlv rink, \\'hi('l1 will make SY.\'_l _u:1Invs :1 v.' own` :1 period 01" c`.m'm1 \\'m'\k. 5 uuura. ` I This is tho `.:1I`;.1'ost numlwr of: nzuns to over seek :1 plncv in thc-I arirn 'l`o\\'n l.oa_u'L1e and it will br-I (:t:(*<: to have two hockey niy_='ht.< ".'<-r`-k to amt the .~'(-hndulo over be- um: szprim: >'k`t>' in. IL i< probable ht thr-:'.: `."i'|| `W M10 hi.-`ht in the -Irrio :11-<-n:-. marl ni-vht in thvl Hluml-uh. pint: mhcnl. mm m..I.,. -... ..-\.m\..` U: I-.L:~t _\<.'('.| .\ _`_:rnup. l!1(`| m'r:m~.`.`r-1'.-' :-rv Stroud, Gut`.n'i:_s,l urke & (`I:1rk<,-, I_CIm\`z1]e. Camp B01`- sn, I`.zIrrio Colts 2nd. The C:1n:1dz1 vv tr-:-.m is taking: St. Vincents place, 14' will !'n- mzulv up of the 0:15`. lders. SPORT GLEANIN GS H` \\'III 1! up tho 5 `\_p_'t311:(-!1t.< of tho of'cms of tho H In-Id on Dov. 26th to ~'.'h(`({L1l(". and make nal for the sc:1.<'on. '.\lH_'4. \ l'U.\'2l(l(3l'S, Dry, Y.M.(`.A. .4 V . .. ..,,.... . L',Ul` \\'|ll U( (`rL1. V WT f` \ the Royzlll 'I`hz1ubu1'n Ncsbit oi 1`) (A H The exhibition contest between To- ronto Dukes and the Barrie Colts last Friday evening marked the official opening of hockey in the new arena. The game was fast and exciting, the locals winning by a close 4 to 2 score. Msmnv `(Train in :1 fnw nnnmnrlate h, _")2l.l"| 7.:-\. .':m(li up. The] Guthrie, nI\\v\ T2.-sn J IO GIVE/R of all `Things, we pray, this Christmastide, for many gifts from Thee; we seek Thy bounty "on this Festal Day; give ear unto our ; needs'nor withhold from us the many things we ask. Hearken, 0 Great Giver, to our prayer, we beseech Thee, as we enumerate ; our needs, and bless us on this season of Giving and of Making -Gifts. |Give us a'wider knowledge of the meaning of this Day; lift Thou the veil ' before our eyes that we may see and know the message of the bells that rhyme, the lesson of the lights that glow. Give us eyes to see the needy, the suffering, the lonely and the downcast. Give us desire to bring Joy to the sorrowful, to bring Aid to the poor, to bring Faith to the faltering, to bring Comfort to the lonely. Give us strength to drive from out our heart all greed, all hate, all envy, all reluctance to do good. Give us smiles in exchange for our frowns, and laughter for our tears. :Give us each a strong right hand that we may clasp in fellowship the hands, of strangers and of outcasts and give them greeting on this Natal Day. Give us knowledge to impart to the untaught the meaning of this Day. Give us courage to face` our duties throughout the coming year, that we may perform them unliinchingly and with cheerfulness. Give us admission into the innermost room of Holy Christmas Joy, that we may lead others, now in the outer courts, thereto. Give us gold that we may give it to the needy; a loaf, a toy, a ower, or whatever it may be gold will buy, that is desired most by the poor, the unfortunate, or those who dwell apart from their fellow-men. Give us laughter that we may pass it on to those who must need cheer. Give us the art of praise that we may speak here a word or there a sen- tence and cheer the hearts of the deserving. Give us all these wondrous gifts, 0 Thou Great Giver, that we may make of Christmas a season of true happiness for others. Give us true hearts and true knowledge of all that is meant by the Brother- hood of Man, 0 -Giver of all `Things, and Thou wilt have blessed us and brought true happiness to us, for these things are the perfect Christmas Gifts. Amen. - - MUNICIPAL cuaaxs CONFER Fllers Wm Over wm-1 HON. DR. JAMIESON Midland Rivals M51011. D1-. 1 .-.1.` 4.1-. David Jamieson, chair- r\I,I c n - - `win: LUIISIVU. I-`lanchr_11'd, Cook and I u1't)'i(l_x:( were the pick of the camp 1'o1'\\'zn'(i.< lI'J1'ni0 Currzm p1a_ving.,' for the t'n'. time in camp colors. turned in :11`. oIT`(:cti\'c 5.-':uno, doing some nicu (,-ht.-<-kin_L::1ml 1'usl1im:. Thr,-. l"lie1'.< '. imp1'o\'L-m<:n1 and 01`; last ni;_-'ht s :::an1e will be I'i;:.ht {ihv hunt for group honors. | (Inmp Bor<,l:~n--Go:xl, Hook; (iv "1'<-n(,-0. Kim) and McK(-1`1'<)I; con`-.1`. ll zn't1'i(1:.:'<-; \\ il1_'_'_`.~`, Cook zmd .`.Ic.'\.~".\"` ' u1tr~1'n:1t(-.~t, (`u1'1'zm. .\I(-!\'ni.;~h`r,. Hlzm . :u'l. St1'.'m. 'l`(z:L'c and 13:1!-:<-1'. .\Ii(I]:n1d---(`.o:11, Bezttt_\': (IL-l'cm-ran. I}`u-\'in.< and 1)ob. coxltre, Grunt; ', lIm(Iu1u' and '|`:\y1o1': :11t(21'n- :1`ux~. .`.nn.~`tmx1:.-.', St(3wz11't, .\`IcConkc_\` um] Hnlf ' GOAL scoman IN LAST TWO MINUTES cxvras BORDEN ` VICTORY. 'uvH1zU1le and me everything` but score. It was a hective time with plenty of thrills. Perhaps the most excitingz; moment came when Cook broken through, only to lift the puck ` over the net from ve feet out. They were unable tn sink one till after the penalties were up and only two minutes remained to play. Pop Mc- Kerrol and Blanchard broke throup;h successively, but were unable to do anything.` once in there. However, when they combined the result was |di"erent. Pop slipped a pass to Blanchard, who whistled the puck passed Beatty. _ This boy Beatty is small, lively and smooth. He disputed the goal, but the goal judge over-ruled him. Les Hook in the nets for the Fliers `also performed in senational style and aided by g.-;oo(l (lefensive work by Kipp and .\Iel\'errol was able to . av .-hutout. The camp rear- :.,-'uar(l \ms 21 real wall (lel`ensivel_\' `and ul\\a_\'s 21 threat when on the oi`- fensive. I)`I|I'\:hl`\ru\w4] f`....1. ..-`J V`---I--A7-` The Camp Borden Fliers put thu skids under 3Iidland .~; classy repre- Wsentativcs last ni;;'ht in an ex11ibiLion Ihockcy g'z11ne at the arena by a close ?sco1`0 of 1 to 0. thr-rnhv wininw mu |xnuu1\uy _L;auu: in, we zu'e11z1 Dy close fscore 0, thereby wiping; out ltheir earlier defeat in Midland. ]'Ihe gzune was witnessed by nezu'Iyy 1500 people, \\'ho went z1\vu_\' well sa-.-I = 1 ised with the result. | Plnv in Han G`-9+ ~nm.:,.,1 42: 1 I\Il'l.`. .)1.'). ` E HI`-.-\\'m'L1_4'(-~-.J. Ii11(l1u_\', Pucforth -mtt-Ivrs, 235. Hi-'l`h1'ov--.l. ioxull. 1`.1'\`. .< }r_\`. S635. ' \l7~._ I , . l0C3.lS Wlllnlllg Dy 21 C1058 '1 LU L BLZUIC. Mayor Craig in a few appropriate remarks oicially opened the arena for hockey, and was followed by Geo. 1 Dudley, of Midland, and W. A. . Hewitt, of Toronto, president and secretary, respectively, of the Ontario Hockey Association, and P. J. Mul- queen, former chairman of the O.A.C. A. A. Smith, vice-preident of the Barrie Arena Ltd., introduced the speakers. The Maple Leaf hockey stars were unable to be on hand ow- ing to their late home-coming from_ the xrame in Montreal. The Game The Dukes had a slight edge on the play in the first period, but were un- able to count. On the other hand, while the Colts did not get in very often, they were able to score one, while the Toronto team were a man short. Perry was banished for carry- ing a high stick. This gave the locals a chance to use the power play, wnlcn was successful a half minute later. Bev. Scott led the Barrie attack car- rying the puck to the Dukes defence and making; a nice pass to Arnott and the fleet winger made no mistake. l`lnn mm-n-in nf nlnv in the second Be0fo1't;hs . . . . C1:11`k(r.s` . . . . . . . ` Gll(!HtS .... .'~. .. Gurners ..... ... Hilrrio Wh0lo.~':1l(> 1Wri_u'hts ..... .. I [<`.\':n\1innv ` .~\ (V. 1 . . . . .. Ipmll T(,`1('])h0l1(` . Bamkors . . . .. Livingstons . . . giant-u with the result. l Play in the first period was faii-iyi even with the camp lmving more- `%cht;t1a1 C.i1Z1I1.('(`..S to. in_11ge' thu2 twine,` , lee time: in pdltlcllidl the Fher;-I I f91'\va1'(ls 1'z1iicd by the barest 01 mar-' Igins, twice when Strzmsnizui um. iB1ancha1'd just missed rebound: from Kipp s shots and once \\h<.-n Cook went th1'oup;h and hit the goal `post with an open not to shoot at. Les. Hook distinguished himseli` bv iblockiim snmn vm-v rlif'f~'mnIr .~lm:_ ' |uu:_\* 1`cll18(l I0 CIICK. ' The fans had plenty to hurrah about in the nal frame. Five min- utes after play began 1\'IcConkey re- ceived 21 major penalty for mixing` it ,up. In that time the Rod and Rhm blocking some very difficult shots. iues. nooK (11st1ng'u1shed himself I The .:r.>r-nnrl +`1--,n~nn uvnc m....1. "I. :u1UCKUl.',' some (mncult shots. The second frame was much slow- er than the first, probablv due to the numerous penalties handed out by `Referee Dobson, each team g`ctttiI1,':,` |th1'ee. Power plays were put on when 21 team was short-handed, but they failed to click. Tho '4nh:< 1-uni .1....L.. L- L--- ` luunuu u nmjor pCna11'._V I01` mlxmg; it up. time the Red and Blue lladdles hemmed the vlsltors 1n then` own zone and did everything` but |. hectivp, timp wii-11 nr_\ suns` . . B-.\ Dairy l`-. n n nu-Iv lilllllL'I'.\' . . . - . . - Wu: . . . . . . . 'l`:umor .< lloctric (`:1r1im:'s .... . . . . .olo.~'keys . . . . . . Dominion Store i("iti<'.' Sol'\'ic(* . . . \ P. I) |LL`>', .".)'l1l: zzml Holt. I 7..a`,.~ support thelr tezmms. The basketball and vo?`w.-hull 1 der Charlie McMartin s .'~`upr-1`\'isi( is being played in the I~I.(".l. Saturday" :-wnrmnfr.u. us; 11,Q`1n`* it-n 217:": TOPPLINC-iw ZVIAPLES League Standing :1`--.-\. !'lu.1.'un, ('itiu.~'. Sm`- t'o1'\\'zu'(i.< for > me, 1'n <'hinn 'l Iw- lflinuvg Dobxon. A CHRISTMAS PRAYER Won Lost 2!) 7 .1.- -A _ .:I 2H 0:) ll) Hi 1'. 2 2 most 3 . I7 #211.` 110`. urucncu unvlr lhul Inn u::~ the midget, boys under " '3 3' -zu'~ entry fee of $1 per temr Inlw`. in by Dec. 18th. and M thd l`=_\: schmlules will be drawn up. Men's Clubs of the various <'I'.u" are being asked to (-o-nzw~:~.m~ their teams. 'l`hn basketball Hon. chair-` man of the Old Age Pensions Com-l mission, is conferring with the Sim~I coe County municipal clerks in the? county council chambers to-day re-I g'a1'ding` new changes in the pension application forms. . . . I nv ,l'-.:n-nzmnn um ...;..-.1._-,,I I 1 ne Iounu 11; to De worthless. `Chief Stewart identied a cheque dated Dec. 1, 1934, for $14.05, pay-E abl to S. Stransman on the Bank of; Toronto, Meaford, and si<.v;ned by John Robertson. The chief said that Heas man when arrested at his home in Elmvale, admitted buying` an over-: coat at Stransman s and .2-;ivin,r.: :1." worthless cheque for it. if-Tnncmnn nlnnrlml n~ni]+u +n I...Hu Al-FLJJLJL `J-L1 I '4 l\'Iis.< V0111 Pool is spending' :1 .1.'owi days at H. B01-t1`:m1 s. THE 1 T T I\1'r\\I:r\lu 1... .. . ilh IA. JUl'_\' S. MISS Irlu H:m spent Sunday at` mme. ` `.h- 1x311` \I...- T)......,.. ....,_.L 11 ., ! liUlllU- Mr. and .\I1's.' B(:1'11o1' sp :l;z_\' with northrern 1'1'1(-.ml.~`. nil. ll:\l\ll` \rl`Zl\\'|UI'U NUS 5 ;~ position in Orillin with Mr. .i-rim-_\' at mill \\'m`k. 1\r.- \rr.,..11...... f\r w.. 'cu1L'e ll'l Casn. wnen he presented: the cheque at the bank the next day he found it to be worthless. I-`J'\;n{ Q+mum.+ :A,m4-:n..,l .. ,.1...,....n \'VUl`Ll1l(.`SS cneque 101` 11:. g Housman pleaded _c:ui1ty to both[ charge and had nothing` to . im Idefence. v A 0 uu,\~.~ zu. n. r.c1'1;1':.1n1's. M1s.~: 1.. I.0vm'1n_2' home znftor .x';)<:11 at 1.. Jo1'_\"s. \'H..,. 1.1.. LT... 1.. UH- Vfv .1` the Meet winger maue no nust-axe. The nizlrgin of play in the second frame was distinctly in BarrIe s favor. Successive rushes and plays in the first few minutes by Bev. Scott, Coulson and Kashner and two in particular by Kirby failed to click by the barest n1z1r5.:'ins. Nine minutes haul gone when Stephenson was given 11 penalty for tripping. In substitut- ing: Couch Meeking forgot the penalty and sent on it full team. which :'l1- ed for another penalty to be ,e;i\'e1i and left the Colts with but three men out. However, great backchecking by Arnott and good defence work kept` the visitors of!` the score .~:heet. Kirby got back on the ice in time to grab the puck at centre and four of the Dukes llzlt-footed in the B211`- rie zone, and only one man to beat. Iiuslmer moved up fast to take the pass and bul_e'(: the twine from cxose in ` - tangy Amy, .;:'m :tL ll 11.111. .1i`<.< .\l;=,<- .~`.m!m'. 01' Toronto, rc- '..Lu'2`.(-zl lumw for 21 few weeks. Your -o1".'u. \\'i. the odi- tor of '1lw .-\d\'21m-0 and his stuff :1 \'ur_\' .\Ie1'1'_v (_'h1`i.~:tm:1s and :1 l 1'0.~'m-1'| nus. ;\'-w Yam`. ' 111`. .1'Lw<- l\ <-id is at }):'<-st-n": \\'0l'l~'.-` in:: up at l7ooto .< Buy. - Mr. IIzu'\'i- (,1'21\\'f'ord has .\`L`CU1'(.`(lt -. nnuinn in n..:n:.. ...:n. 11.. r` IJ .11-rxm~_\' zu. mlll \\'0)`l\'. Mr. Ncc(1h.'un, of 'W:1s}1:1:.:'o, bvvn l'('1i('\'iHf.`,' .~'t:1ti0n z1_v'L-nt for p:1>:t \\'vok until the permanent n (`0lH('S. apyucuuull .i01`mS. i Dr. Jamieson was introduced by J.` T. Simpson, M.P., secretary of the Simcoe County Old Age Pension. Board. The commissioner pointed out that with an zivcrage of 9 or 10 applications 21 year to each munici- pality, it is now costing` S8 to $10 per [application for the services of each local board. For the whole province it has cost 330.000 fnr :in'1lin:1finn< Lu-LJUL uy uLa.g,1aI.1.'uLI: uuua` LUIS I`l1U1`I`.-| jij` _ ing for tendering` worthless cheques Election matters are warming` up on the Arcade Store and Sam. Strans-- i O11'i1lIiz1.dhMz1.\`01` Jim %00dy RJ00`173<` man. Q ~ ue;1 u ope am ex-1 ayor . Chas. Christie, manager of the .-\r- Johnston are in the eld for mayor cade Store, identied a cheque for For the reeveship, Deput_v-Reeve Cecil $15 dated Dec. 3, 1934, payable to` George and Ald. W. B. Cramp lmw Gordon Johnston and signed byiannounced themselves. Percy Heasman. He said that on --_-- that day he sold the accused goodsl Penetang councll have been ad to the value of $7.21 and accepted vised that the Federal Depamnent of the $15 cheque, giving him the val-ithe Interior '1 erect a cairn in ance in cash. When he presented'Huronia Park to commemorate the chemm at H19 `hank H11: nnvf t!`l\.'l(`!`lTI".l`lI'tJ nf Han Tlnifnrl Kfnfnq mam- an. .':c1\'z11c xx-:1\\'1om. m Mnnet, .<})(`11{. thu \\'-4-k (-ml .`h'.<. I1:-;:in:Ll(l K(-mlrick. Service in St. .-\idzm .< Chu1'ch on Sunrlzu` next at 7 11.111. C0nnnc~ncin_u;; tl1<`-|f'1r. of tho _\'ozu' . will be! fun 1 :11 I1 .. H1 In an elimination tournament be- tween Barrio and Orillin Inst '!.:uI's~ d:,1_\' evening" two T :u'1'ie tt-unis innin n< :_\'(-(I to [hv mn'th<-H1 town for Lhuirf first moot. Roth B.-n-rin tr-:1m.< mum- :1\v:1_\' with wins zmd h_\' 121m.-'0 111:m:i1\s. one team h0\\'Iin_.r 1:209 For om- n-a||\1n AULKII uuzuu. 1` ur mu WLIOIG provmce It $80,000 for ap;)lIcat1on.~: ,thIs year, there being some 10,000, |l:'.ppIications recommended. . \h~ Q;n'n\unh L`l\;(l u L... .....A. _._1_. 2 . t Thos. Heasman, age 26, of Elm `I vale, was sentenced to not less than%1 three and not more than nine month:: f} in the Ontario Reformatory at hard;.' labor by Magistrate Jeffs this mum-i cheques' ii mnn ` L . 1 Dr. Jamieson described fully the `changes in the new appllcatmn form. ;:ppncz1L1ons recommentl Mr. sald It i C {$982.51 27-: | oh]; I'r\g|`- r\\- 1|1\t\Iv`- - lO3KC(| [I000 VVHIIU LHU_\' \`-"'l`U (JUL- Tho goal position was handlnd b_\~' Uclntosh in the rst periorl and Ila-c.'r~n in the last two. 'I`hn former M 11`-`N! the visitors, but had only a f'-`:.` hard ones to handle. Bowen w`.`-"`.v some really good stops, but 1o<>`e-;vr! bud on one that l)<.~n`~. him. '5 nronto Dukr:.x'-Goa1, .\Io1'timer; dt-1`:-nro, Cr and Perry; Def. tr-~-. .`1<:.".(Ivr; win;-5s, Grant and Hit- N ". zxlturnatn-s, Bl`l(\'.`_V, Swindle, V :"-w-ll. hand. ieunney, .-\ir_V, ('- "`-hm`. "`u<-h:m:1n and Hotrum. 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