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JOHN ST. WINGHAM PHONE 772W
Ageni rm. 1l anufaeiurer', Life Insttr'attee Co,
S. A. SCOTT, Salesman
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(3, tt(lnittl• he W:t4 playing NOW
bt11. kVt•om., ()lave, 4 c'orge! Matt
;,l:tint,J( tonic quite a tumble.
. :el:,), (having trouble, but
ntdts. r.•1:1n•1 he has a gate log,
'1 earn standings: Canadians
1; ,t:'1•.,. :57; I,t•afs 26: Rangers 25;
.1; Bruins 17.
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Ladies' League
loam standing:,: ,ager: 1' rl,s l:',,
Gay Lords 12; Bele,- i'''r. i 1 : 1'1•0.•
er:s 9: an
Iligll stogie, 11iIdn !':, tl; irt. •, ut, Y.'i t
and Iiiglr triple, Hilda 1':dr•l:itc,ort.
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Lloyd's League ,
The ,Jokers, for t)1, :;rei,nl4 time
this $4 Ui(Jn, tu011 all s1►'4'0 points
with a total team score 411• 2:",•19.
followed by the Avec with 2157,
.Queens 2398, Diamonds 2:1218, SJutaies
2272 and Kings t (65,
Bill Johnston took the min's ]sigh
single with a score of 250 and the
men's high triple of 613, Carol
Lambertus had the ladies' high
single of 237 and high triple, 5711.
Carol has won these honors ,•very
week 50 fat' this season.
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October 23
Am wondering if the ware c•l11).
tains had a little t:111c •.:i1.11 their
respective teams tonight, l'':,•1crn:r
seemed to be eight into It, with
some very good scores Tile fight
NNW) on between Norman (.' an'l
Erie W. with baric coming 41(34 on
33;
40.0. Temphartan took the high
•r'llrt :S.",'r anal Dot Bain the
high lril,4,• :.iter 577. For ()nee, the
n .1(•,reo lilt. hoilQis With .Joe
kin] ',rt'1' I:1kieg the single with
:•.11 :(1.11 Ernie 'Walker the high
triple with 614.
d,, 1;i Wild and ,1:telt Walker fill
Id its anat'cs tonight. We really
;,J,t,reciate being able to call on our
spares.
I:i l,ile n!' the wecl(, How cont',
11111'41 you take the 1118(1 pin, the
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C'I'NX increasers their hold on
first place last week by defeating
the 1lp1ro team 7-0, Thirteen
Seen'ls to be Ilydro's unlucky num.
be'r as they have remaint+rl there
for three weeks.
High single, 1311) Hotchkiss 273;
high triple, ,Jilt Wild, 713,
Euchre Winners
The hVorn<•n's Jntstitlrlo held a
euchre party in the council chain.
1181'5 on Saturday with twelve tables
in (clay.
Mrs. Carrie Taylor wolf the first
Jlrive, .V71•s, Charles Carter got the
prize for lady playing as a man and
(Gordon Walker was high man.
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WING IAM-'-.C.G.LT, will collect Hallowe'en
afternoon.
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People Who Shop in Wingham Read Tie Mvance.1131
PACK. 13 CUBS
The boys of J Pack Crabs were
arranged in thea sixes and the
sizers collceted bones" and also
the yearly ,clues, The Cubs received
badges they had yarned by comp -
Meting various achievements in the
Cub mantle!.
.Assistant Leaders Peter Russell
and David Croth(''rs led the boys
in games and the meeting wigs
closed with the Grand Howl, The
boys were .dismissed and the new
Cubs who had joined were put into
their sixes,
Hard -Time Hop
In United Gym
The Hi -C of Wingham United
Church sponsored a Hard Time
Hop last Saturday night, when they
had as guests the Y.P.S. of Bel -
grave and Whitechurch United
Churches and the P,Y,P,S. of St,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
About 60 hillbillies and ragged
looking characters enjoyed dancing
to popular and old-time recorded
music in the gymnasium of the
church, which had a spooky atmos-
phere of Hallowe'en The decorating
was done by the social committee,
Brenda Conron, Cathy Hodgins,
Darryl Gibson and their helpers.
Lunch was served by the Hi -C.
The chaperones were Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Campbell and Mr, and Mrs,
I{en Wood
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1'AC1(A CUBS
I The Pack A Cubs opened last
week's meeting in the usual man.
ler and then all set to work In
building an imitation camp fire.
This will he used in the near future
as a settng fora Cub camp fire.
Tests were passed by the follow
ing:
Randy J3irick, second star service
and reading; artist, swimmer and
thrift for proficiency badges,
Gary MacKay( second star model
and message; artist, toymaker and
team player for proficiency badges.
Ken Aitchison, second star mos
sage.
Brian Deyell, first star neatness
and 0 Canada,
Billy Fuller, first star balancing
and exercise, and somersault, hop.
ping and ball throwing,
Cubs and Scouts at
Church Service
BELGRAVE — The Scouts and
Cubs held their annual church par-
ade to Knox United Church on •Sun-
day. Flag bearers were Murray
Vincent. Ronald Taylor, Alan Bos-
man and Owen Fear. These were
followed by the Cubs and leaders,
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs, Harold
Vincent, Mrs, Clare VanCamp and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney; the Scouts
and leaders, Lorne Campbell, John
Nixon and George ,Proctor; the
members of the Group Committee,
Harold Vincent, Clare VanCamp,
Norman Coultes.
The service opened by singing the
national anthem and Rev. H. J.
Andersonreceived the flags. The
service then proceeded In the usual
manner,
DONATiONS RECEIVED
FOR HOCKEY TEAM
A campaign has been in progress
for the past week to raise funds
for the equipping of the Intermedi-
ate hockey team, Keith Johnston's
garage has donated the sweaters
for the team and cash has been
received from the following donors:
Brian Metcalfe $2.00; W. J. Hi).
bort $5;00; Elliott's Beauty Lounge
$5.00; Bateson's Model .Dairy 15.00;
Downie's Sunoco Service $2,00;
Templeman Cleaners $2.00; Wing -
ham Body Shop $5.00; Hodgins -
McDonald Ldmber $5.00; C. E.
MacTavish Ltd $25.00; Mowbray
Construction $25,00; R, A. Currie
Sorts 16F.00;• Hayes Family. Clothing
$10.00; •Dunlop Shoe Store $10,00;
h dighoffers r Wingham) Ltd. $10.00
Bennett's 5c to $1.00 Store $10,00;
Rapp's Bakery $10.00; Pattison El -
vet ric $5.00; Fairyland $2.00; Heti.
ghan's Store $5.00; Burke Electric
$15.00; Hafemehl's ,Jewellery $5.00;
Steadman Bros. Ltd. $2.00; Red
Front Grocery $10.00.
Further donations will be requir-
ed to keep the intermediate team
in aetion. Those wishing to partici.
pate are asked to contact J. T.
Goodall, Charlie Lee, Don Gurney
or any team member,
A meeting of the hockey club
has been called for the town hall
at 1.30 p.m. on Sunday next, Nov-
ember 4, to which all possible play..
ors and alt who are interested in
the sport are invited. The executive
is asking for assistance to make
this season an outstanding one for
the Wingham team.
Carrs Turned Out
Bright and Clean
The P,Y,P.S, of St. Andrew's
Church cleared about $30 on SaLIr
day afternoon, when a car wash
was operated at the rear of the
church.
In spite of cold weather, about
a dozen young people stuck it out
for the entire afternoon, Rev. G.
L, Fish and Gordon Leggatt put
in a good .day's work, not only as
foremen, but by pitching in with
the scrubbing and polishing.
Member's who turned out for the
effort were Dick Scott, Dong. For.
tune, Edna Mae Armstrong, Nan.
ey Donaidson, Janice Henderson,
Judy Forsyth, Allan Leggatt, Garry
Reed, Mary Lou Jamieson, Brian
Clark, Lorna, Woods, Betty Ann
Lapp, 'Helen Currie, Mary Phillips
and Cordon Moffatt. Nearly 30 ears
were washed, polished and cleaned,
out in*ide.
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