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INTERInalATE QIIOIR FINALS
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 23rd
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POLICE . CHAMPIONSHIP
't'he anneal Croy-Bruce' Police'
AHS(Iciatiott bantam hockey. tourna-
ment wee staged last ,week-end
with 37 Learner competing. Arenas
at both Kieetereliee and WIngharn,
were used. i
The Goderieb 'Squad .topped the
17 entries when thel' won the
grand. championship •,44 Wingham
Saturday eVening' witi p.„7-0 win:
over Ebeneezer. The Cxalericit kids,
•sponsored by the Legien• Branch in
tire lakeside.: town; -; have won 20
copSecutive verees ,Luigi season .and
are: 'coached by Art E'eaehey. Ae-
, cording to the se,oreeb, the lebener an
lads were the, teen; st .opPositien
the (Maws met t iring the day.
Ebenenzer had. cestie •np through
a
series, arid went on o win •Pver.the
ir the tourney as •Win irS Of the "E'
'•.`C" Veep Winnere,IPort 'Elgin, to
jump •10,tn the finals/ with -doderieh.
In the "C" ,grottip -semi-finals
Port Elgin beat that Wingham ban-
lams by, a 4-8 coen in an overtime
game that was it Vaal thetitar..
Coderieh had wop the 913" title
when•they .drubbed ;Walkerton by a
13.0 count -after' iWatkerton had-
trimmed Clinton 8-13. •
Gernes Started. aY., 8 tiara. In the
two aem ras with Able matches'going
on all ,'(-10 37; ;Under `tire sponsorship
of• the pollee Association, Chief
Gordon Doyen, of 'Wing:ham, act-
ed as games chairman tor Abe
.ichailaPienShip.4irial in. Wiegtearn1
Saturday evening, : Wilich setW a
WESTON'S rfikTURE
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Taylor were ;presented with their
First Stars,
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A, Canadian •Tarni)orce in '61
'The 3rd Canadian, Boy Scout
Jamboree Will 'he held early in
July, 1061, at Connaeght Ranges,
near Ottawa, it was 4;3014dd:by the
.eiteetitiVe 'committee the • C4-
nadian General
Scouts• AaseCiation' at i its -recent
Meeting an Victerite.I3
A total attendance pf/131),Init .'3;00
First Ciass Scouts dad Ieeaclets,
selected on a a/M.1MA'; :quota
basis, antieipated, • CoonalAght
Ranges were ;chosen 'as :411/3,
suitable available site which would
enable the executive• committee to
carry out its Jamboree ,objective of
making 'a visit to •Canada's capital
available to,' as many'• Canadian
Semite as pesSible. COnsaught was
the site of the' 1st Canadian Jere-
boree in 1949 and of the Recond in
1053.
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All Scouts and Cubs in the Wing-
ham Scout Troop and Cub Packs
are to be sure to have the slips
tor the feather and Son banquet, re-
turned by Thursday of this week.
it is very important that the
Ineibers'lenew hew Many will at:
trod the, banquet .so that they can
a:Irange`, accordingly' for the peir-
e lia;?, Pialr(i111.-tiooil of food.
3Vinglitini Cubs, Pack 1 • Cub meeting on Thursday
might was conducted by Akela 13111
Crawford with 33 boya attending.
The Meeting began, with the Grand
14W]. •''arrd pines were played.
qs Voitiirks to Pass-tests remain-
ed after the meeting:1'
The following' were passed:
Reading, NowtOn,Ridtiardson, Ken
Taylor, • Matt Riehardson; cleanii-
neas,•Paul .Gardper. .Lyle Marley.
passed his reading•for 'Second Star
requireinents arrcl'eolleetor's badge,
Newer/it Richardson and Hex
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WINNERS PRESENTED-The Goderich Bantams, sleown making the presentation eta the Goderich
winners of the Grey-Bruce Police Association bantam team captain, Gary Beak Left is Chief Gordon
hockey totermament were presented with the trophy Deycli, games ehairman, lie Gaderich sextette
by Mayor R. E. McKinney of Wingham, at the local came out on tap of 7. salmi which eonalieled for
arena last Saturday evening. The Mayor, right, is the trophy.-Photo by Connell,
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good crowd on hand.
Mayor R.. 121...: McKinney, of
Wingham[, presented' the'Aresocia-
lion's: trophy . to the Goderich
champions at :.the end of, the final Sixteen rinks from Wingham and
surrounding towns were entered in
the annual Oddtellaws' Bonspiel,
held last Wednesday in the Wing-
ham club quarters.
4'310.0.:/P , pke.,5.0§k**i •
game,
The results of the various games
were as follows:
C'SerieS:"--'Wiligharn 4, Eue'ham 1;
I 4 Southampton 2; Port
Elg,in. 1,• Winghain .3, (overtime);
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Winners in the nine o'clock draw
were•Jack Porter and his rink from
Teeswater. In second place .was.
Charlie Robinson of Lucknow and.
Hugh iNteKenzie of Port Elgin took
the third place award.
In the eleven o'clock draw Bill
Bain and his boys, of the Wingham
club, took first Honors, followed by.
Grant Wilton, Winghatn. and LloYd
Beari:t-Listowel. Consolatien prize
winners in the • two draws were
Nelson Pickell, Teeswater and
Lorne Edwards, Teeswater.
The prizes were desk lamps,. el-
Petrie clocks, pen desk sets, waste
paper containers arid bottles of
furniture polish. Rinks from Pais-,
ley, Ripley, Teesweiter, Port Elgin,
Listowcl, Belgrave and the Wing-
ham rural areet, competed. •
'Orders Delivered Promptly
Men's Town League
Monday night saw the •end•of the
'semi-finals with Lees and Hydro
earning berths in the finals.'
Lees-(Ken Saxton, Bill Johnson,
:Brian Metcalfe, Ron Lee, Des and
Jack Brophy) clefeateid the Rodle-
ets in the .tWo' night -sessions ten
points to four. .
' Hydro'- (Paul Coyle, Bill IN-
Wards, Ross Eundas, Ross Gorlon,
Doug Wylie, Mac Peachey) tied
Burkes in points but won the
match by having the highest total
pintail.
Rockets vs. Lees
March '14 9850 2pts. 2917 .5 pts.,
March 21 ,.„.2848 2.pts. 2950 5 pti,
Port Elgin 5; Kincardine 0.
E Series-Tara 11, Bluevale 2;
Ebeneezer 6, Kurtzieille 1; Mildrnay
12, Fordwich 0; Ripley 11, Tober-
teprY 1; Elierteezer 6,,Tara 2; Mild-
rimy,/, Ripley 2; Ebeneezer Mild-
may 2.
In C-4 playoff, Ebeneezer beat
Port Elgin 4-1.
`B Series-Wallterton 8, Clinton
3; Goderich 8, Exeter 1; Goderich
13, Walkerton Q,
Grand championship- --Goderich
Ebeneezer 0.
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The play-off series is now under Winoharn, 2973; Goderich 2657.
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Wingham plays the winners of
Exeter and Goderich B, series on
March 26 and April 2nd in the
finals for the Labatt trophy.
High single, S. Brown, 263; high
single, H. Brown, 224; high triple,
S. Brown, 630; high triple, S. Storey,
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Total 5698 4 pts. 5867 lents.
Mydro vs. Barites
March 14 3175 5 pts. 2936 2 pts.
March 21 308,1 2pts. 3135 5 pts.
Total 6256 7pts.. Z071 7 pts.
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The Wingiutna Intermediates
eliminated the Port Elginlesquad
in the Paisley arena on Friday
night with a score ii)f 12-5. This
made four straight games for the
local team. On Wednesday evening
they will play the Wiarton Red-
men in the Wingham arena.
Ed Anderson, Bruce Lott, Doug
Murray and Murray Stainton each
scored two goals. Ken Corson, El-
wood Irwin, Barry Fry and Maur-
ice Stainton, with one apiece,
brought in the other four counters
for Windham.
Bev and Bob Woods, Lorne and
Howard Walmslcy and Campbell
got the five for Port Elgin.
Wingham was ahead from the
start with 6 to 1 at the end of the
first. The score remained the same
throughout the second frame and.
In the third Wingham doubled their
score and Port added four.
Two nights earlier these two
teams had their third encounter in
their ' 'best .of seven semi-final
series, That game ended 7-6 for
Wingham, with Murray Stainton,
Barry Fry, Elwood Irwin, Ed An-
elerson and' Doug Murray each get-
ting a goal and Ken Gerson com-
ing through with two.
way and ,the:,solemn„ eager look
on the faces of the Contestantsiast
week was something to behold,
The Strikers came. out victorious
in the race for higiteSt points for.
"the • -
The Head Pins outscored the
Zorros and as a result will play
the Strikers for the trophy, You
can well imagine that this week
is a really big one!
Isobel Burke had the ladies'
high single with a 260. Ruth Lott
had high triple with .607. Ken
Redmond had the ,men's high
single with .270 and Bert Morrow
high triple with 673.
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Lloyd's R & W League •
Slivers, 2657; Flying Dutchmen,
2589; Boo Boos, 2572; Blowers,
2367; Hi Fis, 2102,
Men's high single, Wes Simmons,
296; men's high triple, Wt's, Sim-
mons, 642; ladies' high single, Mary
Moffat, 207; ladies' high triple,
Mary Moffat, 500.
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Ladies' Rending, League
StandingsAsters, 58; Gardenias,
57; Lilies, 53; Petunias, 41;. Roses,
86; Tulips, 28.
High single -Florence McIntyre.
250.
'High triple -- Arden Sinn:mon,
6/5,
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Ladies' Inter-toWet Semi Vine's
First 3 games of home and home
series, pintail to decide whiners was
howled iii Goderich, March 12.
Wingham Wen 2 genies and lost
by 102 phis.
Goderich A, 2944; Wirigharn, 2842.
High single, S. Storey 249 high
single, M. MeeMilletri; 244; high.
triple, M, MFielrillan, 08; high
triple, U. Moore, 694.
rho last three games by semi-
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on March 19,' with W1415111 wiii-
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