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node on this haul," The regular meeting of the Pres-
byterian Couplers' Club was held
In. last Tuesday evening with a good
the attendance. The night was spent
at the howling alley. Mr, and Mrs.
Mac Ritchie won the high prizes.
A delicious lunch was served in
the Sunday school rooms after the
bowling, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Me-
Kaguo and Mr, and 'Mrs. Redmond
1VfeDonaldl were in charge,
Second C3tu•gler: "Shoaled
tired, Let's wait and look in
morning, papers."
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Around the
Fire kali
The firemen and their wives en-
joyed a pot luck supper in the fire
hall on Saturday evening. Turkey
with all the trimmings, pie, cake
and tarts were served cafeteria
style by the ladies on the social.
committee. The evening was. spent
in playing euchre and the, prize
for high lady was won by Mrs. M.
Willie. High score for the men
was held by Norman Cronkw'right;
low lady, 112rs. W. Bain; low .man,
Lorne Gardner. The draw., prize
was won by Mrs. Gortlon Watwoud,
This event ended the social eve-
nings until fall,
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Gordon Welwood may start to
teach the game of euchre to a
couple who played • against him on
Saturday night: They burst need
it, with a score of exactly nothing.
Phew!
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Bob Sinnamon leti$ nothing atop
him when the siren sounds. He
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MONS
BROOM SAE
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd
klons Club will canvass the tows : in the
sale of brooms, made by the -Blind
Iuwl ed at the hail in lois seeks tU JUNIORS ROUND UP'
lowing a recent alaran. That's the U U
spirit!
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Alvin Seli turns his dog loose for
The W)ngbam Junior' Bowling
League held a two.day tournament
on Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week at the Wingham Bowling
Lanes.
The League winners rcceivl':t
special championship crests. The
tournament winners received bow
ling ball banks and the runners-,ip
won bowling -pin thermometers.
High single and high douhle win
nets were presented with silver
cups.
Special award crests were pre
sented for high single and high
double for the season's bowling.
They went to Linda Templeman,
Teddy Ahara, Barry Conran and
Bill Brown.
Hot clogs and chocolate milk were
served after bowling.
Bantam (First Division)
League winners, Tigers: John
Deneau, Mark Fisher, Bill Brown,
Frances White, Barb Hethering
ton, Jane Ann Nethery.
Tournament winners, Coons: Sal
ly Lou Elliott, Gail Irvine, Lenny
Johnston, Janice Carter, 1) o n
Shropshall.
Runners-up, Wolves: David Bal
ser, Donna Wallace, Cathy Millar,
Patti King.
High single, Ann Ewing; .high
double, Donna Wallace; high single
Lpl Hollenheck; high double, Bill
Brown.
Bantan1 (Second Division)
League champs, Greens: J3rencht
Wallace, Donald Collar, Catharine
Wenger, Richard Wharton, Linda
Hutton, 'Bill Strong.
Tournament champs, Reds: Clary
Brcnzi1, Li11(111 Parrish, Gall Gan
nett, Lyle Ann Hickey, George Wel
rvoorl, Mary Ann Cruickshank.
Runners up, Whites: Bill Puller,
Julie Adams, Larry Gordon, Susan
Currie, Marilyn Strong,
High singles, Barb Dauphin, Lar
ry Gorcl; high doubles, Mary Ann
Cruickshank, Gary Bauer,
Tnnior Boys and Oh'ls
League champs, Buzzards: Doug
Mowbray, .Anne McMibbon, Peter
Callan, Anne Meyer, Doug Gamer
on, Barb Henry.
Tournament champs, Owls: Brian
Cronkwright, Morris Bannerman,
Patsy Walker, Debbie Foxton, Don.
ald Collar.
Runners-up, Eagles: Brenda I -Tali,
Wendy Cronlcwright, Dean Balser.
Don Rae, Neil Renwick,
High singles, Debbie h'oxton, holt
Goy; high doubles, Brenda Nall,
Don Rae.
• Junior Men nand Ladies
League champs, Orioles: Jon
Bateson, Jane Ann Colvin, Tom
Deyell, Jeanette Henderson, Susan
Reynolds, Karen Cantclon, Wil1'
Caskanette. • '
Tournament champs, Dodgers:
Robert Campbell, Barbara 'Camer-
on, Bob Angus, spare, Bill Brown.
Runners-up, Phillies: }3arhara
Hall, Judy Brunton (spare), Brent
:Davidson, John Bannerman.
High singles, Linda Templl•initn,
Dick Scott; high doubles, Barbara
Cameron, I3ob Angus,
HOWLING SEASON
a run. In a few minutes comes
the wall of the fire siren. _Alvin
runs, Peg runs --both On the same
piece of ground, Alvin and dog
bite the .dust: Conclusion; Dog
better join fire dept. and get Pro-
per instruction,
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Norman Anger Is a busy man'
these days, what with his ,own.
work, answering fire calls and be»
ing a new father, Congratulations!
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The firemen held their regular
meeting on Monday evening with
Bill Bain as chairman and 13'
members present. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and ad-
opted. A letter of appreciation
from OKNX was read, thanking
the fire department for their of-,
forts at the recent fire, Resigna-
tions of Keith Johnston and Emer-
son. Hickey were accepted.
Applications for two new fire-
men will be accepted by any mem-
ber of the brigade.
A lengthy discussion as to the
best way to refinish the main hall•
floor was held. It was left'to the
hall committee to obtain profes-
siopal advise. :ft was also decided
10 tile the washroom floor. •
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Just :a reminder to those who:
have not been attending the Fire
M.arsteal's schools on Monday
nights ---you are missing some valli-
able lnforra.at:ion anti 4;M/fling.
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Dilr'ing.the month of .A.pri1 the
brigade answered '13 calls tq the
rural area, and three rolls in town.
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A11 fii'ehlen are urged_ to lend a
hand With the work. a.rntand the fire
hail (luring the coming months.
Let's show our pride in .our br•igede.
and property,
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Training nn 2Vfondey nights can-
ing will be ladder and hose lays
Wednesday nights will be for re-
view of past training, and refresher
practice.
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Next regular rneetin8' May 28th
at 7 o'clock sharp.
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ONT. RECREATION
HILL CONRON PRESY
FOR SECOND YEAR
W, B, Conron of Wingharn con
mences his second year as president
of the Ontario Recreation Associa-
tion, following that organi'zation's
annual convention at Pott Arth-
ur last: week. Walter T-Jnl cis, of
Peterborough WITS (.1108011 a Xt.(Ittive
vice-president l'ur 1002,
Mrs. .Harold Wild or Winghnrn
also attended the 0onfer(nt(.
One of the important devisioln
of the conferenee wa8 In regard to
recreational arliviiies for the in
dian population of the province. TI
was generally agreed that a pro
gram, of activity which would ial-
eliide Indians would be of great.
assistance In integrating the na-
tive population with the rest 01.
the Canadian eonlmlttrity.
Delegates henrd. add 11.8808 Mitr-
ing the sessions from Saul Laskin,
Mayor of Port Arthur, W. 13, ('on
con, president of O.R.A., Clifford
1Vielniosh, direetor 01' the Qui, -
ilea Conference a n dl Training
Centre; H. E. Thomas, supervisor
of Special Services, Community
Programmes Branch, Ontario be
par.tment of Education; }Tarry Pat' -
sons, Lakehead. Planning Director;
and Ross Strike, Q.C., chairman of
Ontario Hydro Commission.
In their remarks. speakers r4.:
SOME OF THE WINNERS of the Junior Men's
and Ladies' League at the tournament on Wed-
nesday were Judy Brunton, Robert Campbell,
Brent Davidson, Barbara Hall and John Banner
man. High single and high double winners are
seated in front, Bob Angus, Dick Scott, Barb
Cameron bnd Lincla Tefnpleman—Aclvanre-
Times photo.
fcrred frequently to the rapid ex-
pansion of leisure time in modern
living, and the need for creative
lenriership in providing programs
and facilities in order that devel-
opment or the individual he en-
e0nraged.
111 an afternoon study session,
delegates dispersed into five isenl.-
inar groups to eon.slder the topics
of Employee ReereittiOn, Finaneing
Reereataon, Philosophy and Train-
ing of Recreation Committee Mem.
hers, Legislation for Recreation
and The Indian and the Commun-
ity, Each of the carefully prepared
presentations drew lively participa-
tion and discussion.
Chairman of the eonl'erence was
the outgoing executive viol presi.
dent, Ur, S. F. Maine, London. Pro-
gram chairman was Rev. Russell
Peden of Trinity United Church,
Port Arthur and co-ordinator for
the host city was Ray Wittenberg,
director or recreation rm. Port
Arthro',
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