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Con%ntereialf ]industrial, Isom •antis Perm 'Wiring PHONE Oft 11tH* lie-* nd and Repair WINOHAM Ritittliti0004110410**HilttER411**401.040,4114014****01**iteiiiiwisii� l i WINOHAM HOCKEY NEM SET LAST WEEK YOUR FAMILY SHOE -. mil Following a meeting at Kincard- ine i eardine last week the schedule for the WOAA Group 2 Intermediate B homebrew was set up, in The fol o l..w g rules es will apply; The teams Willplay a triple sched- ule, Wingham and Wiarton will make two trips to each town in- stead of three due to the .distance between the .two centres andthe first game in the home, town will be counted 4 points and the sec- ond game 2 points, Scoring . points for the Molson Trophy'; will also count dpuble for these two games. Pleyliffs' will' inchide " the first four top teams with the team in first place meeting the third plaee: team and the second and fourth tern playing off,both teams In ay ng bo series tp be the best 4 out of 7 games., The first game in Wingham will'. be played this week when Kin- cardine meets. .the home town boys on Saturday evening with Port Elgin making their first visit, on. Monday, December 75th. The following is the complete schedule; • Dec. 5-Wiarton at Kincardine 5-Chesley at . Port Elgin $8.-Wingham at Wiarton, Elgin 9' --Port Irl m• a at Chesley Y 12--Wingham at Kincardine 12---Wiarton at Port Elgin 13 -Kincardine, at Wingham 15 -Bort Elgin at Wingham • '17 --Kincardine at Chesley 19-.-•Chesley., at Kincardine 19-Wingham at' Wiarton• ' 22-Chesley at 'Wiarton • 26= -Kincardine at Port Elgin 27-Wiarton at Wingham* 29-4-Chesley .at Wiarton' .20 --Port Elgin,. at Kincardine San, 2 -Kincardine at Wiarton 2-Wingham at Port Elgin. Yat g 3-Chesley Wingham e 5 -Port Elgin at Wiarton 6-Wingham at . Chesley 7-Wiarton at .Port. Elgin 7-Chesley at Kincardine 9-Wiarton at Chesley • 10=Port Elgin at Wingham 12 -Port Elgin at Wiarton 12 -Kincardine at Wingham i4-Wingham at 'Port Elgin • 14-Wiarton .at Chesley 16 -,-Port Elgin at Kincardine 17:-.Chesley at Wingham 19 -Kincardine at Wingham 19-Chesley at Wiarton 21-Wingham, at .Chesley 21 -Kincardine at. Port Elgin 23 -Port Elgin at Chesley 23-Wingham at Kincardine 26 -Kincardine at Wierton , 26•-Port'Elgin at Wingham 28 -Kincardine at Chesley 28-Wingham at Port.. Elgin 30-Chesley at Kincardine 31-Wiarton at . Wingham Feb. 2 -Kincardine at Wiarton 3 -Port Elgin at Chesley 4-Chesley at Port Elgin. 4-Wingham at Kincardine 6--Wiarton at . Kincardine . 7-Chesley at Wingham ° 9 -Kincardine at Port Elgin 10-Wingham at Chesley 11 -Port Elgin at Kincardine 13-Wiarton at Port Elgin 13 -Kincardine at Chesley 16: Port Elgin at Wiarton 17-Wiarton at Kincardine "'-4 points -2 points --,,i r 1-411111 The . New ' •0 RECORD / RELEASES are All Here, Nib.,. Rock 'n roll, he -hop (lEaeland, we don's 4."'‘ '-111/4 care 'What you Mei we have, it! ! - 78's LOVE IS ALL WE NEED Tommy Edwards %'LL REME11LBER i,oNIG'Gnn'r' Pat Hoene TILE CHIPMUNK SONG SWEET LLTTLE ROCK AND ItOLL-.-Cfiuck'terry ' STOLtIES POR RAINY DAYS TONY MARTIN GE11LS 1f37i° 1'LAICL UAli„Ev L.I!Ja,• Extended Plays, Clldlilf trentiA Record,, a►1d' 01-11 •Supplies • HOUSE WARREN 0 DIXcitn4A1L ROAid, WINNGRAM AT THE :,ARENA WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10- katin 3 , 5 to 1 0 S g2, .O to 8..1 THURSDAY,. Dee i1. Pee -Wee Practice, 4,15. to 5.15 G01erioh Wingham J.uvPn.i 1e s 8.30 to 10, • FRIDAY Dee. Skating 34otofi Eroomball 9 ,7to.. Skating 8 to 10.40 SATURDAY,, Dee. 13- Figure skating 8 to 113k Pee -Wee praetico 11.30 to L30 Skating 2 to 4 Kincardine vs. Wingham Inter mediates, 8,30 MONDAY, Doo. 15-- Skaating 3,30 to 5 Port; .Elgin vs. Wingham .Inter ' mediates, 8.30 TUESDAY, Dec. .16- Figure skating 4.30to 1030 LOSE JUVENILES OS FIRSTE TO S AFORTH The Seaforth Juveniles "handed Wingham a 7-3 defeat in, an action packed game in the Wingham arena last Thursday might. O'Brian, Dick, McMaster and Broornfoot were the big guns for Seaforth, O'Brian being the lead- ing marksman by racking up 4 goals to his .credit .while Dick, Mc- Master and Broomfoot had singles, Wild, Brown"" and- Carmichael were •the single efforts for Wing - ham, with each having one to his credit. First. Period.' O'Brianledthe scoring for Sea - corin g forth with the first two goals of the period, assisted by Clark on both accounts. McMaster got the Seaforth goal of the period at the 1740 mark, giving Seaforth a 3-0 edge. Second Period: At the .11.30 mark • of the 2nd period , Dick • scored -Seaforth's fourth goal of the night Wing - ham's first goal came•when Wild,' assisted by Lockridge, scored with a screen shot from in front of Seaforth's net. Brown followed ithrough • with h Winghani's second c on d counter three minutes later,assist- ed assist edb 'Tempsemarr: With Seafor h stillin the lead by two goals, the period ended. third Period The Seaforth team, kept up its power drive as Broomfoot-made his first appearance early in the 3rd period by scoring from a shot just inside Wingham's blue ,line. Wingham showed a little more life at. the 9.45 mark when Carmichael assisted by Lockridge, banged in the local team's last ;goal of the game. Seaforth's remaining two goals were . scored by O'Brian, to end the game 7-3 in favour of Sea - forth. SCHEDULE .SET HP FOR. MINOR GAMES The schedule' has been arranged for town league minor hockey' which is under the general spon- sorship of the Recreation Council, with coaching assistance from members of the various service or- ganizations in' the town. • The players are in the age group' from 8 to 12 years and six teams have been registered. Games will take place at the Wingham arena on (Thursdays from 4.15 ' to , 5,15 p,m. and on Saturdays from 1130 to 12.30 and 12.30 to 1.30, The boys have been 'assigned to .teams which operate tinder team numbers tine to six. The schedule of regular gamesis as follows: Thursday; Dec. 11 -Teams 1 and 2 Saturday, Dec: 13:•• -•Teams 3 and 4 Teams 5 and 6 Thursday, Dec. 18 -Teams 1 and 4 Saturday, Dec, 20 -Teams 2 and 3 Teams 5 and 4 Thursday, Deo, 25-Peanis 6 and 2 Saturday, Dec, 27 -Teams• 1 and 3 'reams 2 and 5 Thursday, -Jan, 1,--•Tearh's 1 and 6 Saturday, Jan. 3 -creams 2 and 4 Teams 3 and .6 Thursday, Ian. 8 -Teams 1 and 5 Saturday, Jan', 10 -Teams 3 and 5 ' Tears 4 and 6 The above schedule will be re - peeled through the remainder 'of January and. ' Into February. Playoffs will take the .form sof sadden death genies. Teams to play off being 1 and 4, 2 and 5, :and 'Void 6. Dates for the playoffs Will be announced later. Bridge Club • There were five tables in play at the bridge club oil Thursday evening last, North and Sotiths Mrs, D. C. Na- smith, Mrs, R, H, Lloyd, Mrs, R. S 1' etheringto` i and Mrs, '3'. A. Far• ker, tied for first; 5, 1 . Crawford, 1 aselgrove, J, A,, Wilson and M'ra, L . bundas tied for second, I+7gat and West, ist, Mrs. 1. i4, Crawford rs, doilkln; xnd, Mrs, W. ii." F'Mareneh, Mrs. A, 'Ct. bit Val; 3M, JUGrai, 1: A, Wils in, Mrs. 1'f, nmp'bdll,; Dodgers LoSe To Wiarton Redmen , The Crawford Dodgers travelled up to Wiarton on onMonday night, , only y tobe handed: a 3 -defeat 2 by the Wiarton i edmen, McDonald, D d, R•ay• and Davidson were re the goal -getters for Wiarton, o n eachn havi g one to his credit, Ken Woods and Barry Fry were the single efforts for Wingham. Wiarton opened the scoring ear- ly in the first period when McDon- ald scored unassisted at the 1.27 mark, Ray, assisted by Stephenson :followed up with Wiarton's first goal when he scored on a break- away over centre ice, Winghani's Ken Woods came through alone and rifled in Wingham's first marker. The last goal of the period was made by Davidson of Wiarton, bringing the score to 3-1 for the Redmen at the end of the first frame. One penalty was handed out, which went to 'Elwood Irwin, two minutes for :high -sticking, The second period proved to be a scoreless one. Two penalties were handed out to Wiingham's Elwood Irwin, one for charging ,and one for interfering., Prixniner and McDonald of Wiarton were charged with hooking and inter- ference nter- ere f ,ncr respectively. r Wingham. showed more spark in the third when Barry Fry flashed the Wiarton red light at the 14 minute mark. With the score 3-2 it favor of Wiarton Wingham pulled its goal tender, Ted Parker, with a minute left to play, but to no avail, One penalty went to Prim= mer of Wiarton for tripping. • Juvenile Team[. .Schedule Starts The ideal Juvenile hockey club commenced its scheduledd season this week with the team meeting Goderich on home ice Dec. 4th. The next tilt is slated for Thursday, Dec. lith whir' Goderich playing at• Wingham.• The.Juves are sponsored •by the Recreation Council and the focal, branch of the Can adian Legion has loaned the . team sweaters. Alf Lockridge is coaching the team and Hugh-flai'michaei is acting as man- ager. Players on .the team are: Goal, John Merkley; defence, Doug Lockridge, Wayne Brown, Jack Hotchkiss, Bill Henry; first line, Rae Walker, Peter Carmichael and Bill Crawfcrd; second line, Jim Wild, VErn Redman and Dave Carr; alternates, John Fry, Mur- ray Kerr; Garry Templeman, Ly- man Jardin, Don Gurney ,and Bill Thompson, Juvenile Schedule 2, WOAA DeoGroup. 4-Seaforth at Wingham r • • 11-Goderich at Wingham 15-Wingham at Seaforth 15-•-Goderich at Mitchell 18 -Mitchell at Wingham 20-Wingham at Goderich 20 -Clinton at Mitchell 22-•--Goderich at Seaforth 27 -Mitchell at 'Clinton 29-Goderich, at Clinton San, ' 3 -Clinton at Goderich 5--Seaforth at Mitchell 8 -.Clinton at Wingham 9 -Mitchell at Goderich 12-Wingham at Clinton 12 -Mitchell at Seaforth 19-•-Seaforth at Clinton •24--Seaforth at Goderich 26: Clinton at Seaforth Vesper Service Sunday Evening The 0.cl.LT, national Christmas Vesper Service Will be held in the Wingham United Church this Sun- day, evening, Dec. 14 at 7 o'clock, In big city churches and in small centres too, this '.month, groups of teen=age girls are getting ready for the annual Christmas Vesper Service; of the Canadian Girls 'in Training'., It is a service which has become a symbol of the na- tional strength and 'unity of the movement, Groups everywhere in all ten provinces will, take part in this re- dedication to the ideals and pur- poses of 'the movement. Dressed in the white middies and cnavy skirts of the C.G-I.T, uniform, the girls will sing the familiar Christ, Inas hymns and poin in the read= frig and "prayers, ur ' In 'l�itingham United Cltu ch the elinax •sf the service comes with the lighting of three candles to syriubolize the meaning of the C,G,I,T, Purpose. The processional is also in candlelight, The C,G.I,T; girls form the choir, with special Christinas music and Mrs. V, Reid Will tell the Christmas story. All C.G.L.T, groups follow the salve Order of service, Which is prepared by the National C 0 LT: committedto give thousands of nieitibets this opportunity of wet' mita hymns and join In the read- ings and prayers, PHONE 1Z .. S E ASQN OPENS HEAVY SCHEDULE ...E V Wingham's Intermediate hockey club, the Len ,Crawford Dodgers, started off- their 58-59 schedule this week when they were edged .by •the Wiarton Redmen in the lake- side town .on Monday evening by a 3-2 count, This was the first game of the season, and within ,the,next week the local" team will play one of the heaviest sections of the sea- son's. schedule, On Friday night they play in Kincardine, on. 'Sat- urday „ evening the Kincardine squad plays a return match for the first home game In Wingham. 'On Monday the Port .Elgin aggrega- tion visits 'Wingham, +Strong beam Present indicatipns are that the. home town will have one 'of the strongest intermediate teams of re- cent years. As a homebrew squad there should be more interest from fans than in the past. The team has been strengthened with the ad- dition of several players who Barr- ed with Goderioh in the Junior 'B' loop last season. As well, several newcomers to the community have addedtheir playing skills to the. old standbys, of other seasons, Jim Bain, Barry Fry and Ken Hodgkinson and Doug 'Murray are back on the local line-up after playing in with Goderich. . g w h Taking the net -minding chore is Ted Parker, who played with Har riston and is rated as tops in the nets. Another now -comer to the team is Doug Wallace, employed at the local branch . of • the Bank of Commerce, Doug played last Sea- son with the Chesley Colts and bad been with Port Elgin in previous seasons, Ken Woods, of the Clin- ton district and now on the staff of the Wingham District ' High School, • has also joined the local team. Another Wingham boy, Ar- nold Taylor, who completed a stint with the Royal Canadian Navy last spring, hasI signed p g, also ne s g d up. Don o Jardin has also joined the Dodgers' line-up, after playing good hockey with the minor teams in Wingham: After considerable praotiee in the last.few•weeks the boys are shap- ing up into a top-notch team, and if the 3-2 score at Wiarton on Mon- day is a good indicator, the team should end up in the upper brack- ets, Sas the Wiarton Redmen are a strong organization.and always put' up top -grade hockey. ' Tlie Liue-up Signed up with the team at the moment are: Goal, Ted Parker; del fence, Gord Cerson, Jim. Bain, El- wood Irwin, Doug Wallace, Bill Lockridge; forwards, Doug' Mur- ray, Barry Fry, Ken Hodgkinson, Ken Cerson, Bruce Lott, Murray Stainton, Maurice Stainton, Don Jardin, Arnold Taylor and Murray Gerrie. �ax�«rAca S� ` to refresh you FAST/ xi-a3sa SUBURBANITE WINTER TIRES by GOODrTEAR As little as DOWN A WEEK PER 'TIRE S fest Ater Ever! • FREE INSTALLATION • 4, IMMEDIATE SERVICE OMNI TRADE NO' AND SAVE Bert Armstrong Phone: 181 Spedialized Ignition and Towing Semite w Inghaitrii Ontario iea l>'ICiI;>Iltt •At�lrt>l �i1lsil;lt 1LNHM.bS�O1PiMi wogs The stored in Wingham will be open n.110 the following dates - ;Dec, 19th, 20th, .22nd, Urd and .24th. Stores will be open all Wednesday of ternoons during the month of December, B•w1.IN NEWS Commercial League League standings at December 2 are; Flying Saucers 55, Hula Hoops 34, Martians 33, Sputniks 33, Hot Rods 27, Comets 25. Ladies' high single, Mrs. Ruth Lott, 278; men's high single, Ken Gerson, 289. 0 - 0 0 Lloyd's R.W. Club Monarchs 2580, Bel -Airs :Jets 2330,, liens:! XS IA lens 7887, Ken''hi single, le Ken lie mod 279; men's high, trips., Kele. ,gear. Ladles' high sfug'le, Ann mond,,467. ' oew man, 204; ladies' high. triplo, Ana Yoeman, 437,, TQ -.p„ ivren'.s League Iiigh .single Was 'set for the. year by Tom Jardin at 333, Points for the evenings Burkes, 0, Hydro 2, Lees 7, Rocitets 11, Md- 'tangs 4, Perry' Door :3, 0-0.0 Ladies' • Wednesday Night ;League Standing to Dec, 3: Wrens 22, 1 i. i 23,Orioles B ueb rds 76,. Robins ns O es 15 Magpies 24,Canaties x0. a High single, Thelma fipwsell 268; 2360, high triple, Marjorie Moffatt 567. • Wingham: Canadian Legion" Turkey Dra,w ALL.. Fovv and wipgham District High School Wednesday, Dec. 17 8.30 p.m., • CHICIcENS FOR REGULAR GAMES. 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