The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-02-18, Page 9vx•
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TOP OF THE IitkA7P-1-The Witigham• Len Crawford Dodgers' Who hal. e been consistently at the top J'tf,
their group all winter only have two more games to play; Both postPoned games. The first Wilt be play-
ed at Kincardine this Thursday. "'Helping to keep' the Dodgerwin, top: position are the six players above,
left to right, top row: Doug Wallace, defence; BiIt"L oelcridge„ defence; Jim Bain, defence; bottom, Bruce
Lott, r. wing; Ken Cerson, wing; and•MaMlee'Stainton, r. wing.,
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„The Children's Aid 'Society ,of
Huron Connty • held , their Annual
•Me,cting in . Court House, Gederich
on. February 11th When' the follow-
ing were' elected to the Board of
Directors: - •
President, Rev. R, G. MacMillan,
Goderich; 1st vice.presid,ent, Dr.
E. •Tayler, Goderieh; 2ncl vice-
president, •Mr. Hugh Berry, R.R. 1,
Woodham; honorary secretary, Mr.,
A, M. Robertson, Goderich; secre-
tary, Mr. John G. Berry, Goclerich;
treasurer, .3Vir. B. G., Thinly, Clin-
ton; directorS, MrS. Kenneth Johns,
R.R. 1,- Wooclbrun; Mrs. F. Fing-
land, Clinton; Mr. Fred Davidson,
Winghani; Mr, Frank, Sills, Sea-
forth; Mr.. John Winter, R.R. 2,
Harriston; Mr.-R. B. Cousins, Brus-
sels; Mr. James ,Doig, R,R. 4, Sea-
forth; Mr. Wm. McKenzie, Exeter;
Mrs, 'Howard Klumpp, Da.shwOod;
Miss Etta SaultS, Goderich; Mrs.
Albert Taylor, ,Goderich; Mrs,
George Johnston, • G9derich; Mr.
Lewis fraylor, Goderich; Mr. W. M.
Prest, Goderich; Mrs, Bruce Er-
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.Mr. Wm, McKenzie Raid tribute
to the board members who have
given so generously of their time te
the work of organization for over
ten years and called upon Mr. Orch
and Mr, W. Ball who are on- the
Children's Aid committee of Coun-
ty Council to make presentation to
Rev.MacMillan, Mrs. Albert Taylor,
Mrs„ George Johnston and Mr.
Fred Davidson, Wingham,
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Goderich, where they met the God-
erich teams in two exciting games.
In the senior game the Wingharn
beYs were trailing 13-8 at the end
of the first quarter but managed
to pull up to a 19-17 lead at half
time. In the third quarter both
teams fought hard and a 35-35 tie
greusatriltteerd. at the 'end of the third
The Goderich teani would not be
denied and they went for 20 pointa
Wingha,m's 10 in the fourth
quarter and the final sem° was 55-
45 in favor of Goclerich, High scor-
ers for Whigham Were Pete
Stnith With 23 pOintS, Rae Hether-
ington with 8 and Don Jurclin; 6,
The juniott rolled Up ritt.8.1 lead
at the end of the first quarter bin
were trailing 13-12 at half tinle.
The Winghain boys held their &Wan
and Wdke behind by only three
points at the end of the third quar-
ter When Goderich led 2140, Agalh,
as in the senior game, tho Goderieli
jnnlors broke loese the fourth
titlarter to score .22 points, Wing=
hem counted only 10 In the final
quarter end lore thus tasucte(t
43.29 defeat. itigh ilearere grere
ttetty' *HA 11 points, t atty
Pickfoht With 6, Cieorge lones end
Albeit Weeds,. oath Ivith 4.
Xeith Rehinaatt.
WOAA Group TV.VO
standing List
Standing in Gr011n TVM of the
Pltertnediate Serie$ •04 cf
Friday, Febrnary Oth, left- the lo,
gal Len CraWfOtd Podgerel Still
nut in first Place with a OW a
28 Pei»fs, f011eWed "by Wiarton with
Pi' Port MOP ,16; Kincardine 15
and ellesleY 0,
Anagng the top scorers, in the
league were 'Ray of Wiarton,
first Place with '60 points; A,
KreutzWiser, Wiarton, 59; Steven-
sea, la CM, on; ri.ingSton
Chesley, 55; Murray Stainton, of
Wingham. 51:. and beeg ifurray.,
Wingham, 40.
CuTling .News
At a ladies' hOnaPiel in Listowel
.ort Tuescini a last week with 16
rinks competing, a Wirighafn teaM;
won tho Carling trophy. Mrs, ,The
Herr was skip, Mrs. R, S, Hether-
ington vice Mrs. MeDonald second
and Mrs. J;FX. Crawford lead, Their
'score WO 3 Wins plus 13.
Two, local rinks competed -in the
mixed bonspiel at Chesley on Sat-
nrclay: Mr. and Mis. Bill Bain,
Mrs, Jcie" Ketr and Harold Thomas,'
with the latter 'as skip, wen the
nine o'clock draw while Mr, and
Mrs. Harry, Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott were .suepessful
in winning the 11 o'clock draw.
Elmer 0Sk-iP0Ped a rink at
the Palmerston club's annual far-
mers' honspiel last Tuesday,
ning second prize with 3 wins plus
7 in the nine o'clock draw. Wil-
liam tieactieltWas viee,'Carl Johns-
ton Second. and E., Bruce lead,
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In the' 11, o'clock d raW James
Adam's of -IlVroxeter iivai skip When
his rink, E. Gathers, Wes Paulin
and j, Willis, won 'first prize and
the trophy, • •
Bridge Club
Three tables were in play at.the
regular meeting of the bridge club
on Thursday evening,
Winners 'iw'ere: First, Mr. and
Mrs .3. H. Crawford; second, Mrs.
D, B. Porter and Charles Hedging',
third, Mrs. Campbell arid .1. A.
Wilson, "
The Commercial League standing
for February 10, are:- Flying Sauc-
ers, 85; Martians, 68; Hula Hoops,
65; Sputniks, 56; Comets, 49; Hot
Rods, 45.
Ladies' high single, Mrs. George
Cameron, 223; Men's high single,
Maurice Stainton, 225.
Lloyds B. & W. Club
Jets 2308, Ramblers 2143, Mon-
archs 2129, Henry J's 1942, Bel
Airs 1904,
Men's high' single, Lorne Gard-
ner, 269; men's high triple. Lorne
Gardner, 665. Ladies' high single,
Nora Redmond, 189; ladies high
triple, Nora Redmond, 468.
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