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As,, an . ex.pression of our thanks and good }will; we.
' extend to all our friends. andbusiness . associates our
• very sliest wishe'S' fora Joyous Yuletide Season and •.
A New Year ,blest with all th..e best.
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TIMBER TIPS,
At mid -Season we always re-,
view the happenings so. 'afar in
the •league, Time 'doesn't• permit
as " cornplete a • summary as in
previous years However but here
is a list of the record holders,,
all iwith no handicap. •
Team single, , Wolverines, 1163;
team •triple, Cubs, • 3119; ladies'
single, Edna , Rayner, 285; . triple,.
Edna Rayner, 699; gent's single,
George .. Westlake, 328; triple,
Jack Fisher, ,77,0;; ladies' aver-
age, Edna Rayner, ,190; Ruth Jiar�
,dine 170; gent's,•average, George
Westlake 211, Jack :Caesar 199.
Low records • are: gent's • single
.64, triple 281; .ladies .single 2y,.
triple 153, and it's best hot to.
mention. any. names.
The • Gophers league lead was
shortened as the Zebras downed
them for'3 points .on 'a fine'team,
effort led 'byBud Orr's Q661.
Marie Green was hest for the Go-
phers, whose' highest score .was
Freda 'Button's 679 rolling spare.
• The Coons won ',one . game and
a 2 point edge on pinfall gave,
them 2 points in their .contest
with, the Wolverines Cann .Don
Mason •was best 'for either team
.as. he • came, very close to a ,tur-
key :with Howard. , Agnew scor-
ing 642 also rolling well.: For
the Wolverines, , it was . team—e'f
ifort . with singles .by Mary •'Fish-
er, H. Greer •and',Hap Hall , fig-
tiring in the scores,. Bob Finlay
rolling, spare seared' 648 • pins.
• .Rhe: , Squirrels' hopped into
2nd place .on a 4 • point. win over
the. Cubs. . Freck Button' 'with
641, Roy Finlayson ,with 620 and
Bill Button (with .6.12 all figured
in the victory. The shorthanded'
Cubs' were below par .and might
have -gone -empty handed --but-for:
the lucky •No." prize won by :the
Park ', duo.
The Chipmunks'. vaulted into
6th place• :as. they downed ,the
Beavers for .4: points, The John-
• • store duo's combined. total . of 1301
was best in the' league' and won
turkey- .fore the .Chipmti,nks,.
:while '.Arnetta . Thompson's 632
was best. fpr the' Beavers; .
.:.The 'Kangaroos:. came back to
life and •scored a 3. point win
over the Pole Cats. Gladys Ham-
ilton's :721was best. with • Alan
Barger • also rolling , .well: Bob
McIntosh with' 621. and M. 'San-'
dersoh with •604 were highest
Pole Cats;. Keri "Mowbray ` roll-
ing spare` also had a good., night.
The Lions '`scored a 3 `point
victory over. the 'Ti:gers., as Irvine
Eedy..came ..up with '680, points.
•and a turkey, rw:hile• 'Harold' El-
liott, scored ,61.3 pins for his
night's • work, Dick . Abel with
f 52 was best4 for the Tigers who
made epry game close.
:Merry ;Christmas t'o each. and
every reader of this colurim and
may the New Year bring health
and :happiness... •
Standing .•
'Gophers 32;' Squi'rrels 30, Kan-
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ines' 26, Chipmunks 24, Cubs* 23,
Zebras 22, Beavers 21, Lions ' 1:9,
Coons 17, ' Tigers 15. . .
TOORGANIZE • r - WEEE
LEAGUE, WANT NAMES
k Pee Wee Town League is
to be operated under the spon-
sorship : of the ,Recreational, Com-
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mitteer .and the eonvenerslhip' of
H. b,, Thompson, •
-The narriefi-arc ' wanted of. all
'lads from townand country, up
"to 1t ' years, • who would, like to
play hockey. Itis expected that
at least two teams can be form-
ed', and rpssibly more: Leave
your name at once with "`Bud''
Thompson • .
' Frooi. this local group; an all-
star •teaii`a will eventually be
chosen to represent.Lrro-va-i=n
the Pee Wee tournament 'during
Young :Canada week at Goder-
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Veteran Curler?•
Led by 82 -year-old Alex`C•raw-
ford•;. a . W in.gha'm rink won the
Western, Foundry curling trophy'
at a recent tourna.n ent in Wing.:,
14 hair, Alex; who ' is ,, 8611 goilig
strong', has. ,"ben :a curling en -
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Holiday: happiness, is
our sincere wish; for all:
may .yet hopes be
fulfilled ...may .your
joy be deep. and lasting.
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