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PAGE EIGHT sre ANS RW AAI. SA uti gs anon lpi ins en Ee ---- THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1931 he pam OSHAWA PATRICIAS DEFEAT GUELPH 4-2 IN ONTARIO LEAGUE GAM Treat For Hockey Fans As Patricias Show Improved Form and Defeat Guelph Oshawa Pros. Ti Took 3 0 0) "Lead in the First Two . Periods, and Stayed Out in Front Until the Finish -- Joyce Played Great Hoc- 'key, and Faught Was Good in Goal ~ Oshawa hockey fans were given ® real hockey treat last night when the "Pats." stepped into the hither- to unbeaten Guelph Maple Leafs and sent them home with a 4 to 2 reverse 'in a smart hockey battle, which progressed at top speed from start to finish, When Oshawa "Pats." 'defeated - Kitchener they started something worth while and last night they put away the Guelph sextet in a very convineing manner. The score was 4 to 2 and the visitors' second goal was scored by an Oshawa man, by accident. It was a great game and the crowd of about twelve hundred fans who atended all went home well pleased with the showing made The "Pats." played clever hockey from beginning to end and the four goals they scored were masterpieces of hockey play. Every one was a great tally and if it had not beem for the visiting goalie's sensationa: display, the score would have been much higher. { Visiting Goalie Stars | Guelph's custodian may be "Iron- stope" to his teammates but he was just "stonewall" to the "Pats." last night. He played a 'wonderful game and some of his saves, when | the attacker was right in close, | were nothing short of miraculous. | Moore, big defence man, was the most dangerous man the visitors produced, on the attack. Clapper and Daughen both showed up very well also and McMillan, the other defence man, scored their good goal. For Oshawa "Pats." it would be | unfair to pick on any one or two | players as outstanding as the entire team worked well together and | every man on the skuad was in there with all he had. Joyee, Green, Murphy and Faught had better op- portunities to show up but the re- mainder of the team worked just as hard and played smart hockey. Joyce's back checking and intercept- ing work was a feature. Faught made a host of beautiful saves, too, when he was left alone to thwart the attacker. Goalies have put up far worse performances and had shutouts. Green had a big night, even though he did get hurt again. Dav. ey is becoming very popular with the fans, He is steady and always on hand when needed. Murphy showed a big improvement and was one of the most effective men on the ice. Oshawa has three good de- | fence men in these players. | Steve Rice worked hard and was |a good laymaker, Joyce and Stan- hope kept their ends up and were in the game, all the time they were on the ice, will all they had. Harry Lott, Gilmore and Mecllwain did stellar work on the alternate line, At Home Again Saturday It was a swell game to watch and defeating the league's leading Guelph Maple Leafs, the "Pats." not only gained revenge for their sethack in the opener but also bet- tered their own league's standing tremendously. There was all kinds of smart hockey, fast clever rugged at times, Now that "Pats." have acquired two victories in should be a record crowd on hand at the next game on Saturday night, when the "Pats." meet Stratford Nationale, at the Arena here, for the first time. night will put the loeals in ond, if that team loses again this week. THE GAME Play was uneventful until Guelph broke away on a combined attack, Oshawa cleared and Rice and Joyce broke away. Steve circled the de- fence and Ironstone had to make a great save to prevent a goal. A few seconds later, Joyce made a great shot and again Ironstone saved. Be- fore Guelph could clear Joyce had a nice try for backhand shot but again the visiting goalie was beatable, Oshawa Ironstone failed to enough. and had but Kice pass fast broke away at their mercy accept the and | the ! to balance their two defeats, there | A win on Saturday |. third | place and tte with Guelph for sec- | un- | HOCKEY RESULTS Hockey Games played last night resulted as follows: O.H.A. Intermediate 6 Hespeler ... Woodstock ... 2 Preston .. Chatham Grts. 2 Blenheim ... XAlvinston .. 3 Glencoe xTen minutes overtime. Watford 5 Petrolia xFergus Elmira Simcoe .... 9 St. Thomas .. O.H.A, Junior . 6 Belleville Peterboro H.C.! Oakville .... St. Mary's ... 5 Bobcaygeon International Pittsburg 2 London Canadian - American Providence. ... 4 ew Haven , Ontario Pros. Kitchener ... 2 Stratford Oshawa Guelph ..... Niagara Falls Galt ....... Intermediates And Juniors to Play in 0. H.A. The Oshawa arm ediate O.H.A. team is due for a real test to- morrow night, when the Bowman- ville intermediates come here for the first scheduled games of the son between these two teams. ie Bowmanville boys defeated Port Hope by 1 to 0 the other night | after twenty minutes of overtime, | so that they ought to be in pret- | ty fair shape to give the locals a | hard tussle. The Oshawa tcam has been looking good in practice this week and with two victories over Peterboro ticked away in the bag, they are anxious to maintain their winning streak and go on to group honors. Jack Bond has been work- ing out with the team, and may step on the ice tomorrow night 'S | help out the intermediates. : The first game of th; double | header brings the BoM Hope Jun- lors against the (fFlawa youngsters. Herc, again, 4 good game is pro- mised, ang the Oshawa boys are ready * play a full sixty minutes Kingston Havelock Milton Woodstock .. 4 4 Lindsay 5 Oshawa got the first tally on a | of, Kod hockey in order to main- beautiful play which featured Steve ain their run of victories and re- Rice and Herbie Stanhope. R took the puck from one end, o¥ iy, rink to the other, circled th Guelph | net and passed out in font. Stan- hope came in fast and' slipped the rubber into the twins to complete a | great play. The "shawa fans ap- preciated the Foal Murphy J.o0ke up a serious Guelph atti and brought the puck down tbe joe flanked by Lott and McTllsftl;, They had only two de- fence 8, on to beat but Ironstone 2d the puck on a short pass. few seconds later Guelph broke 100ht through and Killorin had the ck in front of the net. Freddie Faught came out to make a sensa- tional save and he received a great cheer. Gerry Green received a nas- ty cut on his cheek from a skate and had to go off for repairs. Oshawa had much the better of the play. Joyce watched his wing rival like a hawk and was on hand to spoil some great chances for Guelph by intercepting passes. In addition he made some nice tries for goals. The period ended with the score at Oshawa 1 and Guelph 0. There were no penalties Qurag the first session, Locals Always On Top Oshawa started out strong and e | Ironstone had a few saves to make | | Dre CAREW LUMBER (© New Martin THUR.--FRI. {Fie Laugh Singsh "SoupTo Nuts" Comedy "Don't Leave Home" FOX | MOVIETONE before Guelph finally. got going. Guelph hemmed Oshawa in for 'a | few moments and the fans were | given some anxious moments until { Rice cleared, Play surged up and down the ice but both defences were right on their job. Lott got a pass from Green and Ironstone made a sensational save to prevent a score. Lott tricked the defence and had Ironstone to beat but he shot into his pads. Lott and Mcllwain gave stone saved and Moore Freddie save when Moore was right In front and all alone. The crowd cheered wildly at the great save. Davey drew a penalty for body- ing a man not in the play. Guelph sent four men up the ice and the "Pats" had to battle gamely to keep them ont, They succeeded and Joyce broke away. He let drive with a wicked low shot from outside the defence and the puck bit into the twine The red light flashed ana Ironstone and his teammates argu- ed "no goal." There was a stiff argu- ment but the goal umpire was not to be altered and the referee count- ed the tally. The goal umpire was replaced. Joyce drew another penalty and Oshawa were again weakened. Guelph fought like fiends to score but Faught again made a wonder- ful save when the attackers were right through. Play was lightning fast and Ironstone was given all kinds of shots to handle. The sec- ond period ended with the score at Oshawa 2, Guelph 0. "Pats" Finish Strong Guelph started out with a cows- bined attack. Green gave Rice a fine pass but his shot went by. Oshawa swept down three abreast and sailed right in, Rice with the puck but they were not snappy enough and they lost their chance. Davey engineered the play for tne next goal and it was certainly a pretty piece of work. He came down to the defence, drew :them together and then slipped the puck over to Green, on right wing. Ger. ry, took the pass in his stride and drove the puck past Ironstone to make the score stand at Oshawa 3 and Guelph 0, Gilmore drew a penalty and he should have had company but Leh- man didn't see it that way. Car- mody drew a penalty for tripping. Lott, made a great try for a goa) but missed. A few seconds later, McMillan scored with a nice shot fo the far corner of the net, from in close. F¥aught didn't have a chance and the score was 3 to 1, the visitors a scare but again Iroun- | cleared. | Faught made a wonderful | | main out | standing. 'German Press Not Friendly To Schrecling Berlin, Jan. 8.--There wad little comment in the German Press on the action of the New York State Athletic Commission in withdraw- ing | heavyweight championship recognition from Max Schmeling, German boxer, and what comment there was was adverse to Max. contented themselves with bring- ing the newg of the New York Most of the newspapers merely commission's action the Ger- man public, but the Zwoelfuhr Blatt devoted two pages to prov. ing Schmeling as afraid tp again meet Jack Sharkey. "That he (Schmeling) evade Sharkey this paper as a disgrace to German sport," the Zwoelfuhr Blatt said. Then, referring to his letter Yesterday in the Berliner Zeitung, the paper continues: "One doesn't know what to con- demn more in connection with this latest blast of a world cham- pion--his attempt to bluff the public. or the haughtiness where- with one who was helped to his position not by ability but by luck tries to centre .the spotlight upon himself." ° The Boersen Courier also was outspoken in its condemnation of the German champion. in front in the to tries to regards Marys, Jan. 8.-- Woodstock juniors met the locals in the first O.H.A. game of the season here last night, the visitors winning in a close struggle by 2 to 1, St, --_-- Gilmore almost scared when he brought the puck out from the cor- ner. Guelph pressed hard but Osh- awa got the next goal and ft was a truly spectacular goal. Gerry. Green brought the puck down the ice, beat the de- fence, circled tbe net and turned the puck around the corner post into the far corner of the net, It was a fine solo effort. Oshawa 4, Guelph. 1, Herbie Stanhope drew a penalty when he slid into a player in front of the net. He saved what looked like a sure goal for Guelph, Harry Lott made a great lone effort and the shot almost beat Ironstone. It was a great try. Ironstone made wu beautiful save when Rice got in alone and made a fast shot. Guelph got a lucky goal when the puck glanced into the Oshawa net off Dayey's skate, during a scramble, Oshawa continued to hold the upper hand until the game was over and the bell sound- ed with Oshawa in possession, Osh- awa 4, Guelph 2 The Teams: Oshawa--Goal, Faught, Defence Green and Davey, Centre, Rice, Right Wing, Stanhope, Left Wing, Joyee, Alternates, Lott, Murphy, Mcllwain and Gilmore Guelph--Goal, Ironstone, Defence McMillan and Moore, Centre, Daughen, Right Wing, Randle, Left Wing, Goodwillle, Alternates, Kill- oran, Clapper, Carmody and Kent- ner. Referee -- Hugh Lehman, ronto. TO SELECT CANADA'S OLYMPIC SKATERS Ottawa, Jan. 8.--The speed skat- ing team to' represent Canada in the Olympic Winter games at Lake | Placid, N.Y), in 1932 'will be chos. To- group | GroRT starsaoTg) On the Way Up Qshawa Patricias have found their feet at last, and their two victories this week have pit them up two points behind the league leaders, and tied with Stratford in third place. In last night's victory with Guelph they flashed the best hockey they have shown since the season opened, and they are now on their way up the ladder. The two standouts last night were Oshawa's own boy, Bill Joyce, who played a whale of a game, and Faught in the Oshawa net. Both of these boys had the fans cheer- ing themselves hoarse. Judging by the reception given the team, it looks as if profesgional hockey has made a hit in Oshawa, and a few more games like that of last night will make it solid with the fans * * * Saturday's Possibilities Saturday night's game with Stratford gives the Pats opportunity to climb mto a tie with either Guelph or Galt for second place. Galt and Guelph meet Friday night, and unless there is a tic game, one of these two teams will remain stationary in the league table, On Saturday, Oshawa can climb up by defeating the Stratford Nationals, who last night dropped a game to Kitchener, A victory on Saturday, then, will pace the Pats within calling distance of the league leadership, the Red, White and Blues will be a hard team " a glorious and once out in front, to head off. * * O.H.A. Teams In Action Oshawa intermediate and junior O.H.A. teams, far, will be seen in action at the Hambly ice-palace tomorrow night in an cffort to maintain their records. The intermediates will be matched with the Bowmanville sextet, and with a touch of al rivalry added to the natural desire of the locals to keep the defeat column filled with a cipher, it should bre a rarc hockey battle. In the other game, the juniors will be up against the Port Hope boys, and they, too, will be fighting to keep on the right side of the score sheet. The local juniors arc looked upon as 4 smart team of eager boys, who keep on playing hockey for the full sixty minutes, and the lads from Port Hope will know With these two games for the of * * both undefeated so they have Jen in a game before it is all over. plaved a8 a double-header, the fans will have full value smission at the Arena tomorrow. night, Why Don't They Fight % w * » price Fitzsimmons, Jem cham- In the good old days of John L. Sulliva, Bob Corbett, J. J. Jeffries and the other knights of the fistic game, pions kept themselves in trim by fighting as many matches as they could get. Between title bouts, they went on barnstorming tours of the country, taking opponents two and three times Things t now. 'It is like pulling teeth to get a champion to enter the more than once takes anything from half a million to a million dollars to coax him to put on the gloves. All this squabbling about Schmeling, Sharkey, Stribling and the others looks like an effort on the part of the champions and near champions to stall off the day of reckoning. The sooner these big fellows get into the and decide who is really champion of the world, the for the boxing game, on a week, are differen ring a year, and 'then it ring better it will be » * * # Curlers Getting Into Trim Jy playing club games four mghts a week, the Oshawa curlers ¥ ally getting i form from the ahead. Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday the local and scheduled games, are more serious games which lie and Friday, for the present, arc to th keen competition and goo of opportunity "to nto ice in I sport, stane" artists be 'scen on pmoviding "besom which are and are, incidentally, giving a number novices an finer points of the game. * » Looking Ahead to the Olympics Harvard University team has been showing the Canadian University teams how to play defeating the of Toronto team 9 to 0, the Harvard boys intimated that there will be a real tl from the United States when the Olympic hockey games the winter of 1932. The U. of T. no slouches, and it looks as Canada will net have gny walkover in the next Olympic hockey tourna- ment. Meanwhile, there is a rare old fight on in the OH.A. for the honor of representing Canada, the Tigers, the Marlboros, Port Colborne and the Sea Fleas all tangled up in a succession of upsets that has the dopesters dizzy trying to figure it out * * * » Basketball at O.C.V.I. up around the collegiate gymnasium, where the boys are having. plenty of practice interesting competition in the Central Ontario Secondary Schools Association, Just lined up from the material which is available but there are plenty of good boys on the floor learn the * * hockey. By niversity reat are played in arc i" with Things are stirring in anticipation of some what teams will be is not as yet certain, to ensure that Oshawa should make a good showing. out | Chicago en during the Dominion Champion. ship races here next month. Notification .that the Olympic trials and the national champion- ships will be held simultaneously as a part of Ottawa's annual winter Carnival Week. Feb, 2 to 7, was received today by the Carnival chairman, The Canadian speed skating championships for both men and women and the North American titular meet for women will be de- cided here on Feb, 6 and 7. Brisket Beef ..lb. 10c¢ Flat Rib, Boil Ib. 15¢ Rolled Plate . .lb. 20c Roll Prime Rib Ib. 30c Blade Roast ..lb. 20c Chuck Roast Pound . .15¢c to 18¢c Hamburg Ib 15¢ & 29¢ GATES GOOD MEATS BEEF ' PORK Legs, half or whole Pound ........20c Shoulders Ib. 16¢ Butt Roast Pork Ib. 23¢ Side Pork, Rib in Pound ....... 20¢ Shoulder Pork Chops Pound ........25¢c Pork Sausage . .1b. 25¢ Choice Lamb or Veal Beef Dripping, 2 lbs, for .....25¢c Beef Sausage, 2 lbs. for .... Peameal Back Bacon, Ib. . ..33c Sliced .......Ib, 35¢c WE Dr .25¢ | | 22 Simcoe St. N. Lard ....... .Ib. 20c Saurkraut,. 3 lbs. 25¢ Dill Pickles, all sizes. Halibut Steak .1b. 30c Salmon, half or whole, Ib. .....15¢c Peameal Rolls ...25¢ VER Phone 396 HOCKEY RECORDS INTERNATIONAL PWLTYPF 21 14 6 1 51 .21 10 65 69 20 9 8 3 68 20 10 91 44 21.7 10 4 46 3 1 Buffalo Windsor Cleveland Detroit Pittsburg London Syracuse 20 7.103 34 21 6 14 48 CANADIAN-AMERICAN PWLTTVPF 1513 2 0 68 17 10 4 3 55 New Haven 19 6 11 2 31 Boston 18 6 12 0 40 Philadelphia 17 111 32 va A 30 34 2 57 54 46 Springfield Providence b AMERICAN P WIL 19 11 17 Tulsa 15 4 Minneapolis Duluth Kansas City Buffalo St. Louis ¥ 15 23 29 19 15 b 15 | 6 12 7 1 6 13 12 PPR | 17 ONT ARIO P WL Galt Gt Guelph 8 1 Stratford v Ee Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener SUNDAY SCHO ELECTS OFFICERS P 2 1 1 1 1] 10 1 4 4 03 4 i 1 4 8 | Seagrave Church Group Re- organizes for the Com- ing Year (Mrs. L. Scott, Correspondent) . 5.--The annual y School meeting was held on Friday evening, January 2nd, in the Sunday School room and was fair- ly well attended. Mrs, Bert Dow- son acted as secretary, while the pastor, Rev, B, FV, Green had charge of the meeting. A few changes were made in the changing and or- der of classes. Reports from various | departments showed the year that had been closed a very succeessful lone. The officers for 1931 are much {the same as last year and are as fol- lows: Superintendent, Mr, John | Mark; Assistant, Mr, Herk Eagle- |son. Secretary, Mr, Mac McMillan; | Assistant, Mr. Bertrum Wannamak- ler; Treasurer, Mr. Wm. Rogers, { Mrs. J. McTaggart; Teachers, Mrs. | A. L. Orchard, Mrs, W. Mpose, Mrs, | H. Leask, Mrs. B, ¥. Green, Mrs. | H. Eagleson, Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. |R. Reynolds and Miss Illa Moon. | The Sunday School meets every | Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Every- | body welcome, | There was a good attendance of | rate payers at the Public Schoo! | meeting on Friday morning last, | when the trustees called their an- | nual meeting to discuss matters and { elect officers for the New Year, Mr. | R. Scott was again elected trustee for another three years and Mr. L. Scott was put in by acclamation to | audit the books. Mr, M, Stone act- | ed as chairman in a pleasing man- | ner for the meeting, which was a | very interesting one, keeping the secretary, Mr. L. Beatha, busy writing the minutes which lasted from 10 am, until 2.30 p.m. A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Leask on Monday, Dec. 29th, when they entertained the Nelson Bible Class, and Quadrata Club, Skating | was enjoyed. on the river for some | time, after which a bounteous sup- per was served, to which justice was done, followed 'by various games. The merry party thanked the hostess for the enjoyable time spent by all and wished them a Happy and Prosperous New Year. The Sunday School of the United Church on Sunday morning last had an attendance of 112, we are hop- ing to see the number swell to 125 before the winter is over, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Gordon Fishley on the birth of a daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harrison and son Gordon, of Myrtle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott over the week-end. Mrs. C, Wilson, of Prospect, vis- | iting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo Clements on Sunday. Kitchener and Falls Teams Secure Their In Ontario First Victories League Games Cellar Teams Take Revenge for Previous Defeats and] Notch Their First Two Points of the Season to Tighten Up Pro. League Race--Galt and Stratford Were Defeated Teams -- | Stratford, Jan, 3 Kitchener | lying Dutchmen dubbed this year as the Silverwoods, atoned for their 8-1 defeat suffered at the hands of the Stratford Nationals on Friday night, by beating the local team here last night, 2-1. On the night's play they deserved their victory. Both teams missed several good chances to score, but either shot wide or drove the disc | right into the goaler's pads. | Quesnel, in particular, missed | what seemed an almost sure count er when he scooped the puck wide cf the net when less than four feet Out. The game was witnessed by a crowd of about 1,000 fans, who, although apparently satisfied with the brand of hockey, expected a different result. Kitchener, how- | ever, played much better hockey than in the first meeting of the | two teams. The visitors displayed a better calibre of teamwork, and their rearguard used their bodie with more effect. FALLS WIN FIRST Niagara Falls, Jan: 7.~ Falls pros, after three consect reverses, broke Fp the win col- umn in the Ontario League here last night by taking a 5-0 verdict from the Galt Terriers. The Fallsers played smart and consistent hockey throughout and earned thelr victory. Their front line showed a lot of clever passing, | while the team as a whole checked closely and allowed the Terriers few good scoring chances. PORT CH! AMPIONS WIN FIRST Port Arthur, Jan, 8.--Port Ar- | thur western senior hockey cham pions, won four points in the Thun- der Bay League last evening by de. | feating Fort Frances 2 to 1. [It was the Ports' firgt win of the sea. son, after three defeats. who was operated on in | Port Perry Hospital on Monday | morning, Dec. 38th, doing as well | as can be expected. | Mr. and Mrs. R, Scott and fami- | ly spent New Year's with relatives at Myrtle. BETHESDA (Miss E. M. Cole, Correspondent) Bethesda, Jan. 5.--Miss: Winni- fred Cole, who has been, spending Christmas and the holidays at home has returned to Toronto, | Mrs. Little, of Tyrone, has been | visiting her daughter, Mrs, D. K. Fraser. Mrs. visiting her at Courtice. | Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth Fraser, who have been home for the holi- day season, have returned to To- ronto. Dr. ono, Rob. Burdge, from Oke returned Mrs, S Rundle has daughter, Colville, of Or-| home of Mr, ie and Mrs, K visited at the Roy on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H, Brent and fami- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brent and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare, were en- tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Annis at Courtice on Friday. | termediates rang | the | through almost Woodstock Wins Sixth In A Row Jan. 8.--Woodstock in up their sixth consecutive victory, at the expens« of the Preston Riversides, here las evening when after two sceslons of scoreless play they allowed Pres ton to take a one-goal margin and then swarmed through to scorn two counters in short order and annex the fixture. The game, a nip-and-tuck battle throughout with hockey which smacked « senior calibre, kept the enthusi astic fans on their toes through out, as play ranged froni one end of the rink to the other in a serie of combination and individual plays. Preston, HARVARD SW. AMPS BLUE AND WHITE | Boston, Jan. 8.--Harvard's ui § defeated hockey team ran it string of victories up to seven hers last night by overwhelming the Toronto Univers extet 9 to The Crimson pucksteds were give: little that resembled opposition bh Canadian collegians, whose dc fence was extremely ragged. Toronto made a stubborn stund in the opening period, holding H vard to a single score, but in 1 other sessions, Harvard br at will, | PETERBORO JUNIORS LOSE Peterboro, Jan. ly in the third save the situation boro Hockey Club Juniors in the O.H.A, game with the Havelock Norwood team here last night ar the combines won an exciting tle by 4 goals to 2. Prosperity is a the most optimistic is produced by Diago Union. TO COMBINE --A strotig ra period failed 1 for the Peter 8 fine thing, reading matte adversity, | Scotland Woollen Mills 8. ROTISH. Manager | Regent Meet Charmaine Diane and Madclon! "Those 3 French Girls"' What a riot' of fun and laughter with FIF1 DORSAY REGINALD DENNY CLIFF EDWARDS "Baby Follies" ! Revue CARTOON CANADIAN SCENIC FOX NEWS Any | Hares) Oc | 15¢ Children | Evenings, except Sat, and 3 Holidays | Mrs. C. W, Clarke and Master Harvey visiting at Penille on Fri- day last. Mrs. Orville Boe and family, of | Bowmanville, spent the holiday with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. T, Atkins, of To- ronto, spent New Year's with tne latter's mother Mrs. Dowson, who is quite active for her years, being over 80. Mrs. E, Wilkinson, of Albert St., Oshawa, is.a daughter, and Mrs. H. Couch, a granddaugh- ter. . 'To readers of the Seagrave News in Oshawa, the writer extends all friends a Happy New Year, Quite a number from a distance spent New Years with relatives and friends, and enjoyed a pleasant time. Mr. Gordon Mark who has spent an enjoyable holiday with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marks has returned to South Bend, Indiana, Miss Vera Tanner has returned to her duties in Toronto after spending a week with relatives. Mrs, F. Billingham and three children have returned to their home in Toronto after a pleasant two weeks spent with relatives. Miss Ruth Brochal and Mr. Mec- Millan motored to Woodstock where they spent New Year's with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. M. Brochel, Mr, F. Smith spent a holiday in Toronto, with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J, Harding were in Toronto last week on business. Mrs, 8. J. Wooldridge and daugh- ter Dorothea, spending a week in Toronto with lier mother, Mrs. Leask, and sorry to report Mrs. Leask improving very slowly since her accident at Greenbank. We are pleased to report Rev. Supper Mr, and Mrs, B. F, Green's son FRIDAY, Sam Collis and His Orchestra Dancing 9 till 1 GENOSHA Dance JAN. Now! | 1]