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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Gwen MacLaurin picked up
all the honors for the ladies last
week, with a high single of301
and a high triple of 744. For
the men, it was Rick Irvine tak-
ing the high single with 285 and
the triple with 706.
There are three more regu-
lar nights, and as a result, only
the top three teams, Comets
94, Corvairs 87 and the Buicks
with 75, have a chance at the
cup. The Pontiacs and T-Bixds
are tied with 70 and the Fiats
have 66.
Special thanks to Gwen Mac-
, Laurin, Paul Rintoul and Philip
Adams for sparing for us.
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PRACTICE FOR
Scout Variety Concert
in the Town Hall
TWO O'CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOON
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those side bets with Ruth, Bill!)
Shirley Storey took the high
single with 220 and Ruth Lott
the high triple with 594. The
men's high single went to Gary
Storey with 311 and the high
triple to Jim Bain with '737.
Team standings are now
Stampeders 128; Argonauts 90;
Rough Riders 88; Blue Bombers
62; Alouettes 52 and those Ti-
Cats are coming along and are
now in fourth place with 81. A
few good nights would soon put
them up there in the running.
I almost forgot to mention
that Hartley Watson also spared
for Frank Burke and will do so
until Frank returns.
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MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE
High single on Monday went
to Jim Bain with a very nice
323, followed up by Bill Step-
henson with 311. Bill Johnston
picked up the triple, with 800.
The standings: Mac's Mer-
curys 110; Jumpin' Jupiters 102;
Moon Doggies 85; Explorers 78;
Appollos 70 and Geminis 59.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Audrey Swatridge was high
lady last week with a 274 single
and a 691 triple. Mac Ritchie
was high man with a 338 single
and a 766 triple.
Team standings: Gwen's Go-
phers 102; Dianne's Duffers 100;
Sharon's Sharks 89; Fran's Fran-
tics 77; Dot's Dashes 74; Aud-
rey's Angels 62.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
LADIES' LEAGUE
Elva's Spaniels are still in
the lead with 103 points. Close
behind are Bea's Hounds with
99 points and Eva's Collies with
95 points. Jean's Shepherds
have 74 points, Barb's Poodles
have 70 points and Edna's Ter-
riers have 63 points.
Louise Welwood captured
both high single and high triple
with 313 and 773.
Hilda Brown had a triple of
710 and Marg Moffatt bowled a
triple of '706. Congratulations
girls.
Bridge Club
The Howell system was used:
First: Mrs. A. R. DuVal and 0.
Haselgrove; second, C. Hod-
gins and B. Ortlieb; third, Miss
Elizabeth Martin and J. Martin.
BY P.L. BILL FULLER
Feb. 16 Meeting -
The meeting of the 1st Wing-
ham Scout Troop was attended
by 23 Scouts and five leaders.
The night's activities were op-
ened and conducted by Scout-
master Fridenburg. P.L. Fuller
broke the flag and inspection
I followed.
The entire meeting was de-
voted to the passing of tests. It
was announced that all Tender-
feet must have the Tenderfoot
requirements passed by March
19th and all P.L.'s must have
their second class by the end of
March.
Scout Ted Ahara instructed
the boys in Kim's Game and
compass while Scouts Ron Hit-
chings and Dave Robb passed
various other tests.
Scout Ray Archer lowered the
flag and the troop was dismiss-
ed.
Feb. 23 Meeting
Twenty-three Scouts and
five leaders were in attendance.
Scouter Russell led the opening
ceremonies and Scout Barry
Fish broke the flag. Inspection
and the collection of dues fol-
lowed.
The duty patrol under Bruce
Henry led a game of Dog and
the Bone, after which Scouter
Russell and the Troop played
'Kim Says'.
The boys then broke off for
a study period and time to pass
tests. Scouter Fridenburg took
five boys and passed their High-
way Safety Rules, one of the
harder second class tests. Other
boys practised tumbling, or oth-
Two Trophies at
Wednesday 'Spiel
Rinks from Goderich, Ripley,
Lucknow, Wroxeter, Brussels,
Belgrave, Seaforth, Dungannon
and Wingham competed in the
Country Curlers' bonspiel last
Wednesday.
John Graham's rink from
Goderich won the Belgrave
Hereford Farms trophy donated
by J. R. Coultes. Members of
his foursome were Jim Hawkins,
vice; Arnold Fischer, second;
Cam Bogie, lead. They won
the 9 o'clock draw with 3 wins
plus 15.
Ivan Rivett of Dungannon
was second and Ross Toman of
Wroxeter, third in this event
with the consolation going to
John Nixon.
The Lloyd Montgomery tro-
phy was won by Murray Shiell,
skip; Mason Robinson, vice;
Jack Shiell, second and Roy
Robinson, lead. They were the
winners of the 11 o'clock draw
with 3 wins and a plus of 20.
Jack Bowman's rink had 2
wins plus 15 and Gordon Roul-
ston's rink had 2 wins plus 6.
The consolation prize went to
the rink skipped by Russ Brad-
ford.
Belmore Rink in
Harriston 'Spiel
BELMORE--A Belmore rink
comprised of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Inglis, Clark Renwick and Mrs.
Maude Greenley of Harriston,
competed at a mixed bonspiel
in that town on Wednesday of
last week. Though they lost
their first two games 5-4 and
9-6 to rinks from Mount Forest
and Harr!....an, they won their
last game 8-6 over a Harriston
rink, to win the consolation
prize of the day.
On the same day a men's
rink skipped by Mac Inglis,
competed at Chesley, but gain-
ed nothing but an afternoon of
fun!
s rties
er tests, in their Tenderfoot or
Second Class.
The Scouts are once again
reminded of practice at the
town hall, on Sunday at 2.00
p.m., if they want the Variety
Show to be a success,
PACK A
The regular meeting of Pack
'A' Cubs was held on Tuesday
evening at the Scout House.
There were 27 boys present. We
did miss our other five boys.
The Grand Howl was led by
Brown Sixer Tom Lee, Inspec-
tion followed, and was in re-
verse this time. The three sen-
ior sixers inspected the three
leaders and as a result each six-
er group received five points.
Guess the leaders will have to
check themselves up, eh!
Baloo was very pleased to
hand out first stars to Steven
Sallows and Jimmie Ritter, and
also to pin a first-year star on
Bagherra (Don Rintoul) and in
return Bagherra was pleased to
pin a second year star on Baloo
(Louise Lloyd).
A vigorous game of kicking,
on one foot, an empty spool in-
to a circle on the floor was fol-
SAFETY SHOES.
Men's Safety Shoes in several
styles, oxfords and boots. For
women—Hush Puppy style.
Strikes & Spares
lowed by a rousing sing-song.
Two groups were formed and
several of the boys passed plank
walking. The older boys con-
tinued Morse code.
A collector's badge was
handed out to Michael King.
PACK B
The regular Thursday meet-
ing opened with the Grand Howl
which was preceded by inspec-
tion and collection of bones.
The Brown Six was the duty six.
ACM Hugh led the boys through
a rousing game of Submarines.
Mrs. Williams put the Cubs
through the Hot Potato and a
chair relay and rooster fights
were played.
A few boys passed some of
their first star tests during study
period.
Carl Bondi was welcomed in-
to the pack by Mrs. Williams
and presented with his white
scarf. The boys were reminded
of the variety concert in April,
and practice in the town hall
Sunday afternoons at two.
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