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HOME BINGO
THERE WERE THREE WINNERS ON
THE 65th CALL:
• JOHN and ANN McKERCHER,
Jamestown
• GORD. WOODS, Brantford
• MRS. WEE LEE, Wingham
$100.00 IN PRIZE MONEY WAS DIVIDED EQUALLY
AMONG THEM.
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GIRLS IN THE ACT—Gymnastics were
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School concert on Friday evening. Here
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LLOYD'S LEAGUE
This was the first week of
play-offs and the results were
as follows; Jokers defeated
Kings 2882-2808; Aces defeat-
ed Queens, 2843-2772; Dia-
monds defeated Spades, 2701-
2659.
The men's high single was "
taken by Parker Campbell with
a 268 and the men's high triple
of 747 was taken by John Walk -
Carol Lambertus took both
the ladies' high single and
triple with 218 and 627.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
I don't know how the rest of
the Leaguers feel, but I don't
think I could stand more than
four playoff games. Excite-
ment is running high. Those
Canadiens are really in the
lead, and with a pinfall of
328 ahead of the Leafs, it is
not too likely that anyone will
catch up to them. However,
stranger things have happened,
and I, for one, know that the
Canadiens won't take the play-
offs without a fight from the
other five teams.
Standings now are as follows:
Canadiens, 9608; Leafs, 9280;
Rangers, 9154; Hawks, 9126;
Wings, 8857; Bruins, 8780.
Don't forget the banquet on
April 11 at the Legion. And
tumbling act. Under the crash pads are
Norman Corrin and Doug Mowbray.—
Photo by Connell.
last, but certainly not least,
congratulations to our president,
Mery Templeman, who cele-
brated a birthday today. Hope
you celebrate very many more,
Merv!
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BANTAMS
Angels 29; Yanks 28; Mets
24; Cubs 19; Twins 18; Giants
17.
High Single, Ruth Ann Cur-
rie 148 and Steven Langridge
181.
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JUNIORS
T. Birds 29; Chevvies 27;
Jags 25; M. Gees 24; Stingrays
15; Caddies 15.
High Single, Barb Henry,
159 and Don Collar 242.
Play-offs begin April 20, •
everybody out in full. No
bowling this Saturday, April
13.
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LADIES' LEAGUE
Our congratulations go out
to the Gay Lord's, who won
the play-offs last week. The
girls on the team were as fol-
lows: Captain, Ruth Tiffin;
Helen Casemore, Dolores
Peachey, Betty Belanger, Elva
Watke and Doreen Young.
The annual banquet will be
held in the Anglican Church
basement on April 24th at 7
p. m. This year all the spares
are cordially invited to attend
the banquet free of charge.
Team standings: Gay Lords,
6526; Players, 6061; Sweet
Caps, 5978; Belvederes, 5975;
Matinees, 5971; du-Mauriers,
5724.
Elva Watke had the high
single of 288 and Joan Coyle
had the high triple of 640.
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Bicycles and
Riders First
While the calendar may
have officially proclaimed the
fact, a more reliable indication
of spring's arrival is the ap-
pearance of bicycles on our
streets.
Stored away in cellar or
garage over the long winter
months, bicycles are now being
uncovered by youngsters eager
for another summer's fun of
cycling. But the fun can turn
to tragedy unless parents take
the time and trouble to prepare
both bike and rider for the road.
The Ontario Safety League
urges parents to conduct a two-
point program for all bike pilots
in the family.
1. Give the bike a thorough
mechanical inspection. Look
for loose handle bars, grips,
and spokes. Make sure the
frame is straight and free from
cracks. The brake must be
dependable and fast acting.
Make sure all moving parts are
cleaned and properly oiled.
Bicycles need a bell, horn or
gong; white or amber light at
front and red light or reflector
at rear; 10 inches of white re-
flective material is required on
the front forks, and 10 inches
of red reflective material on
rear fender.
2. Test the rider. Make
sure he knows the proper hand
signals, the basic laws of the
road and common sense riding
habits. Here are a few of the
vital rules to follow: Ride in
single file with traffic, and
close to the curb, Never have
more than one person on a bike.
Use both hands to steer. Walk
bikes across busy intersections.
Watch for sudden opening of
car doors. Never hitch to a
moving vehicle.
A free booklet on bicycle
safety is available from Ontario
Safety League, 208 King St. W.
Toronto; EMpire 2-1516.
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Crawford, Mrs. R. Duval; se-
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