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the georgetown herald wednesday evening february 9th 1938 pages this amd that in sport gb0bcetown8 junior goalkeeper bad only 20 goals scored against him in ten games an average of two a game this is a record lor the league and one to be proud of bur torn is the leagues outstanding oet- mlnder and we wish him au kinds of luck in the nlayofls transportation is becoming serious matter with the hockey club and anyone with a car who would volunteer to take the juniors to milton on friday night would be doing an act of public service which would be greatly appreciated call harry ooldham manager of the team if you can go the halton midget league h producing some splendid hockey the redwings and maroons ap- jpear to have the edge on the othec two teams dont fall to see the doubleheader in this group when milton play here next tuesday in the midget league games last night canadlens won from the maroons 3 2 and the black hawks and bruins tied 3 3 halton midget league milton maroons 3 2 0 0 redwings 2 110 rangers 2 1 1 0 milton chiefs 2 0 2 0 georgetown midget n hjl p w l t black hawks 4 3 0 1 maple leafs 4 2 11 canadlens 4 2 11 americans 4 2 2 0 maroons 4 1 3 0 bruins 4 0 3 1 intermediate standing p w l t f bolton 9 7 2 0 14 georgetown 10 7 3 0 14 brampton 10 6 4 0 10 milton 9 0 9 0 0 georgetown has a postponed game with bolton bolton one with milton and brampton one with milton final junior standing p w l t p a p where real amateurs pay for the fun of it canada s fastest growing sport organization the ontario rural hockey as sociation the local high school hockey team has entered in a league with acton muton and erin and the first game was played here on tues day afternoon georgetown took on the acton team and won by the score of 9 1 in the first period henry scored twice on passes from beau mont and boyle while early added another on a pass from murphy henry also scored twice in the sec ond frame on passes from the same players with early still adding- an other in the final period boyle bagged three two of which were on passes from beaumont and henry savage counted the only acton goal acton goal wright defensehas sard lamb cooney savage for wards blow bllton holmes lambert masales agrew masales georgetown goal clark defense king long early arnold forwards beaumont henry boyle wilson mc cumber murphy georgetown orangevllle oakvtlle muton acton fergus 10 8 2 0 32 20 16 10 s 2 0 57 38 16 10 5 5 0 42 38 10 10 5 5 0 37 43 10 intermediate games this week thursday feb 10 georgetown ai muton thursday feb 10 bolton at branjp ton fat georgetown jwnior plmy oft games this week friday at milton monday milton at georgetown midget games this week back in 1b29 30 the blair hornets were the champlonjof the waterloo county rural hocketleague rhe embro team from the rural league of south oxford had won the cbun plonship of the league in that coun ty lome johannes of blair who was the founder of the rural hockey league broughthe two teams to gether and blair won the deciding game mr johannes then decided that tbe game was not all it should have been because the two teams bad played their local group under different rules he called a meeting of representatives of all the rural groups that were then operating the association was formed and mr johannes was appointed secretary which position he still holds meet ings were held a strong executive formed and they soon learned the problems of rural hockey since the forming of the assocla tlon a complete set of rules have been adopted to conform with the rules of the ontario hockey assocla tlon and the rural association is af filiated with that body it has often happened that ring era could be injected into play off games thus spoiling the idea ot pure amateurism the rules of thr ruraj association are so strong on that point now that whole teams have been disqualified for using one ineleglble player and by adhering strictly to that rule the executive has been able to discourage the un fair practice each team club and player must abide by the rules or out they go last year there were over 10 teams connected with the assocla thft organisation is not out to make money it is in business simply to foster good clean hockey on an amateur standing and it has done more to promote that idea than any other association in existence in ontario there are three series interrnediate a and b up to 1000 population and senior for centre over 1000 population the ontario rural hockey assocl atlon has as its slogan where real amateurs play for the fun of it it means just that and nothing more those who don t like the idea are not wanted here are some of the rules in vogue a player can play in only one team in one series in one season senior or intermediate a or b no release can be granted after a player has played his first league game of the current playing season any player having signed an oha certificate for the current season will be barred from ojijia competition any player who has held a senior oha or professional playing cam is debarred from competition in any week end specials thursday friday and saturday friday feb 11 bruins vs maple tlon arena owners were loud leafs americans vs maroons their praise of the rural hockeyists tuesday feb 15 redwings vs as drawing cards as nearly everv mltlon chiefs rangers vs milton game saw packed rinks as the rivalr- maroons is very keen all over the province lean and tender sss roast 19 6 choice fresh and cured meats kings government inspected for your protection numinous delicious l 149 195 players are signed in triplicate here are a few of the reasons why the players like playing in the rura association because they know they will bi matched against their equals and they do not fear some team putting on a few ringers for a crucial game they know that their disputes will be handled by men who are not in touch with local prejudices no member of the executive can have anything to do with the settle ment of any disputes raised by or af feeling his own league the rural association gives the young fellow from the sparsley settled districts a chance to play in organlz ed hockey which in turn may be the beginning of a great hockey ca reer which could not be obtained in any other way is there any reason why the george town district could not sponsor a lea gue in this rural hockey association yes we know it is too late to think about it this season but it is worth giving a thought for another season there are numerous villages in this neighborhood that could sponsor teams in this association while not pre pared to enter in the oha george town erin hlllsburg brampton and inglewood are all prospects for an other season to enter teams in an as sociatlon that has such a one mo to where real amateurs play lor the fun of it georgetown had a team entered in the northwestern hockey league few years ago and much interest was created lets renew the hockey in teresb in georgetown by entering new grouping boneless and rolled prime rib roast 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langlevs cleaners and dyer 29c 21c 35c i mcbean co phone 64 we deliver georgetown the ottawa spotlight by spectator ottawa february bth the debate on the speech from the throne which occupies several days at the beginning of every session while not lmmed ate ly productive of legislation gives t panoramic picture of economic and socldl conditions existing in the country it lajs before- the people the difficulties which confront the people and suggestions are advanced foi their amelioration not that all the suggestions are very profitable they too oltcn bear the mark of strong po lucttl partisanship but the spccchid cover a wide held and from tbe ore of oratory which fills page of hansard may be extracted a good deal or gold of sound senie it is the wurk of our leaders to smell the gold and coin it into legislation lor the good of the people this set on mr bennett started the ball rolling by making n general attack on the speech from the throne and on the record of the government he critlclztd the ambiguous language the speech with igor and an occasional flash of satire he attacked the national defence department for not mil i aining sicrecy about its defence of the pacific coast on the econam c side he pointed to the change irojn a favorable to an ad verse balance of trade with the unit ed stat he round fault with the political nature of the admlnlstra tlon of the committee in charge of western rehabilitation and relief he thought an indepu dent committee should be in charge of this work on he very important question of the revision of the constitution mr bennett thought the will of the peo pie should be on amendments con templatcd he gave as an example the wav constitutional changes are carried out in australia the gov eminent he said should have a policy for building up domestic markets to take up the recoil when in times of depression some foreign markets might be lost or decline in value he charged that there was a great deal of electoral corruption rampant in canada on these and a number nf other points he made out his brief against the government he moved an amendment to the spjech from the throne in which regret was express ed wat the government have not tak en or contemplate taking efficient measures to deal with unfavorable economic conditions in canada and that no legislative action la proposed to deal effectively with xhe prevailing uncertainty and insecurity resulting from the inadequate incomes of large numbers of our people according to custom the prime min ister replied to the attack of the leader of the opposition save with safety at your rexall store tooth paste alphamettes slm a8jv tablets 1m tor 49c netlson jenny lind annie laurie candies always fresh special fot tht week colgates floating soap for lie seidlitz powders 2 for x5c floating carbolic soap 3 for lie tooth brushes re 25c and 35c hair oil free with fitch shampoo mirror ball face powder brtten tooth paste 29e 2 for mo soorrs emulsion made in england robbs drug store rwi n w mm rm mmu i gegsy ised salmon balf or whale 12vic lb h- na it po 2 pecks 29c fixsb haddock fillets best qoaijtt 2 lbs 29c ii carrots lscbssint telhh77w m kin g prompweflwryj 2 ch mr king me tnff he felt as a canadian in hearing at the coronation the oath of the king which recognised canada s nation hood in regard to the amendment moved by the opposition leader mr king said figures speak more elo- quently than any speech from the throne drought lessened the amount of wheat available for export and this accounted for the decline in re cent exports of which mr bennett complained the total trade of 1837 was the highest since 192b the-bal- anoe of trade last year was 316 mil lion dollars revenues bad expanded employment had greatly increased and the number of people on relief was much lower than in any year since un l rj tf dim lief camps have disappeared 36000 young people have received theatre friday february 11 some blondes are dangerous with nan grey and william garcan musical teddy bergman s bar bq cartoon educated fish fox news pete smith ski champions saturday february 12 love and hisses with walter wincbeuben bcrnle and slmonc simon she sings comedy sweeties cartoon kilc cleaning day chapter 3 tim tyler s luck matinee ai 3 pjn tuesday and wednesday february is and 16 angel romance clamor with marten dietrich herbert and mejvin dooxtas musical sunday night at trocadero cartoon rover s rival training in various types of useful and profitable work large numbers of single unemployed have been placed on farm mr king touched on dit ferences of opinion which had arisen over the shaw report on the market ing of agricultural products in brf tain the report has been in certain particulars revised referring to mr bennetts expressed opinion that the discussion of constitutional amend lents should be in the hands of a conference rather than a royal commission mr king said the rowed commission had been appointed not to change the constitution but to ex amine facts on economic wnnriii re- sponsibuitiesrte when it comes to a question of change this parliament he said and the provincial legisla tures would have their fun say in regard to the much discussed question tit the expert of power afc king said the matter would be rutty discussed in parliament and the ques tion of policy further and funs considered ben mr blackmore as leader of the third largest group m the house tbe social credltoxr continued the de bate be felt that a grave year was before- canada there had been too much w jockeying for- political advan tage in the speeches so far there should be a spirit of cooperation in this trying time the propaganda which has been going on tn alberta he said was a standing disgrace to the people of the dominion ha pleaded for the cessation of shipments of metals used in armaments to japan in relation to the record ot the gov ernment he felt they had don good work under the nrawti str but the structure was randainantel- iy wrong the country would new solve its problems until tbs m structure was changed mr woodsworjli spoke at soma length on the iniquity of ahlpptn war materials to japan and on the ap parent inflexibility dtthe cozstdltutka in the face of economic uflarlng sb was followed by a number of other speakers of au shades at mwrfrti two doctors lived together 00 a doctor of mertwne tbe other doctor of dtvtoity a caser asking tbe servant if be might speak to the doctor was asks ed do you mean the doctor who preaches or tbe doctor who practice