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GROUP PLAYOFFS
Wingham vs, Port t,Igin
Winghon Arena
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ,?lth
WEPNEsDAY, MARCH 4th PHONE 12- „wwismaisigimisinsio
First 13onspiel,
Win. Two Trophies.
On SittardayeeFelireary 7, the
Bala ailea hydro office sent a rink
of curlers to Allifiten to attend the
Georgian BAY Area, bonspiel and
they Caine home with tWo trophies.
It was;ar great win"' for the rink,
With Fred golte, skip; Torn Wal-
her, vice; Beck"Rogere, second and
Den 74,1fcLeaa (of Wingham) lead,
Thje Was Don's first bonePlol, a
first year player, They won 'the
everage .plas trophy which eerried
With it individual trophies in mini-
ature and the trophy for the finals,
This did not carry any Frigee with
it.
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Schedule Set for .
Pee Wee Playoff
Thursday, February '20, 4,15 p.m,
e--T.eeene I and` 44
Friday, February 27, 0 p.m,—
Teams '2 and 3,
Saturday; February 28, 11.30 a.m,
--Wineers of' Thureeley and Friday,
play off for House League Chart)-,
les-Care reereceeeldeeeedm,
Ladies Wednesday League
(February 11th)
Magpies 41'ilt, Robins 411/2 Wrens
32. Orioles 32, Bluebirds 29, Can-
aries- '29,
High single, Lyla Hickey, 241;
high triple, Gwen lVfacLaurin, 640;
(February 18th)
Magpies 411/2 , Robins 441/2 , Wrens
'33, Orioles 33, Canaries 31, Blue-'
birds 31.
High single, Arlene Sinnamon,
232e ;high triple, Ruth Lott, 545,
LOTTIME SPCV,RITIT a Gan-
gda Life speeiej eontraet provid"-
leg Life pasurence end..Pension
Optien ghee oyi( policy avieklable •
:frone age Q age 55.
The winner in SatUrday'S game
goes to Goclerich on Saturday,
March 7 to play in the Heeon .ZOne'
Reereation Council tournament, '
An exhibition game is slated for
t ams and 6 Feb, 28 at 1231
Standing of the teams at the end
of the schedule was 'as follows:
Team. FRANK C. HOPPER
--Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT,
?bone 462
Pth. W T L
13 6 1 3
4 13 • 4 5 1
3 • 9 1 5
7 2 3
WINCHAM
VS.
PORT ELc4I4
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th
WINGHAIVI ARENA TROPHY WINNHRS-,Lee Siemer
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S. A. Ssott, Murray Rae, skip, and Boh ftowsell were the 'winning rink
in the Winghaie BonsPiel for the A. ltr. Crawford, Trophy, held at the local curiing Club last Wednesday.
The rink, playing in. the Ma iaelock draw had thr eel wins and a plus of 18.—Advance-Times photo.
MONDAY, MARCH 2nd
PORT ELGIN. ARENA DODGERS, OUTSCORE
KINCARDINE TEAM
Su day Hunting Ban Covered
Columnist Pete Millen
CoMartercial League
'League standings at Feb. 17
were: Flying Saucers 87; Martians
72; Hula Hoops 71; Sputniks 62;
Comets 51; Hot Rods 48.
Ladies' high single, ,Mrs. Max
McCarter, 212; men's high' single,
Frank Burke, 292,
Lloyd's R, and W. Club
Monarchs 2,345, Ramblers 2,100,
Jets 1,930, Henry J's 1,878, Bel
Airs 1,850.
Men's high single, Cecil Yoeman,
198. Men's high .triple, Cecil Yoe-
man, 544. •
Ladies' high single, Ann Yoeman,
161. Ladies' high triple, Ann Yoe-
man, 423.
WEDNESDAY,- MARCH 4th
w,INGHAm ARENA
TuNsu. PLAYOFF GAMES SHOULD AE SOME OF THE
BEST MOONEY ALL SEASON — COME OUT 'AND SUPPORT
YOUR HOME TEAM. •
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able to persilade a county council'
to permit Sunday hunting in a spe-
cific county, The chance is slim.
County council members are farm-
ers; farmers want peach and quiet
o.n Sunday. Maybe it would be more
correct to say that farmers, in the
main, are more morally conscious
of Sunday and its proper obser-
vance than city people. In fact, far-
mers rarely' do, any work that day
except what is absolutely necessary.
Hunter-farmer relations have not
Inv reved,jtl, the past.ten Year,e,,
the hunting pressure increases, the
friction and bad relations between
farmers and hunters appears to be
growing, not shrinking. I'm sorry
to see et this way, but from where
I sit, I den't think. we'll, have qun-
day hunting in southern Ontario
in my time. .
—Reprinted fram The Telegram.
Toronto, Februrary' 17, 1959.
Sunday hunting is a recurring
controversial topic across southern
Ontario. It's forbidden by a section
of the fish and game' laws, which
sets forth, thatno person may dis-
charge a firearm from one hour
'after sunset Saturday night, to one
hour before sunrise Monday morn-
ing. It was introduced' into the
game laws of Ontario through the
efforts of the Lord's Day Alliance,
At one time, this same I.,ord's Day
Alliance waS able to stop Sunday
gelfing, Sunday swiniming,. ,antl
'Sunday eports. But 'as time *went
on, those actiVittes were emancipe,e-
eedeeehey.becaine,epopulaee-aettethe
'law that kept people from indulg-
ing in those- activities was repeal-
ed, I doubt if such a thing will
happen in Senday hunting. .
It's not that I'm egainst Sunday
hunting.It's just that the cards are
atacked against those who want it.
Oddly enough, north of North
Bay and throughout practically all
of northern Ontario. Sunalay hunt-
ing is tolerated, It's illegal up thee°,
too, but theke appears to be a sort
of gentleman's agreement that -no
charges will be laid. There's more
tp it than that. In northern On-
terio there are great areas of
Crown land, public land, where a
hunter may travel without annoy-
ing anyone.
The cruX 'of the problem in south-
ern Ontario seem to be that all
1i-tinting , is trespass hunting, It's
done on privately-owned land, and'
the people who own the land,. while
they tolerate week-day bunting,
F more or less', just won't have it on
Sunday. I'll admia there are some
parts of southern Ontario that are
still in the public domain, but 90
per cent of the land is patented.
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The Wingham Len Crawford
Dodgers travelled to Kincardine on
(Thursday night to meet the lake-
shore intermediates .in a delayed
fixture 'which had ,been' held, over
bee use of bad weather on. the
'scheduled date earlier in the
seasdn. The locals whomped out a
10-7 victory in a game which was
Marked by high scoring and wide-
open hockey on both, sides.
Wingham had the first period all
to themselves as Lott and • Wood
counted at 1.45 and 15720. Lott's
goal was assisted by Barry Fry-
fogle and Ken 'Carson, while Mur-
ray Gerrie got the assist on *Kee
Wood's marker. The period ended
without penalties.
' 'the'seeOnd 'frarne the Dodgers
added four to their total ,while tile
Kincardine club got through • only
twice., Murray Stainton counted
'f() the locals at 1.4, on ^an assist
from 'Doug Murray, folloWed seven
minutes later by Ken Hodgkinson,
who .picked up e paSs from Murray
Gerrie, Kincardine retaliated as
Burnside scored train Vyrn and
Bruce, only to have Bruce• Lott
score on Bill LoCkrielge's assist:
With less thi4 four minutes. to go
in the period McLeod of Kincardine
banged !in the second counter for
his club on Py.m'S assist. Wing-
ham came hack one minute later to
count. on Hodgkinson's marker
pone 'Ken Wood's pass, ending the
stanza 6-2.
Penalties were 'handed out to
Ellwood Irwin (2). for interference
and cross Checking gncl to Barry
Fryfogle for holding.
Kincardine theeatened a major
come-back in the first half of the
third period as they cracked in
goals by Burnside at 3.50; told at
1.10; Threndyle at 6,22 and Fulford.
at 8.35, However, with only one
more counter at 14,03 they weren't
able to match the punch of the
Dodgers who smeshed in four goals
during the period. Doug Murray
scored from Murray Stainton early
in the period, followed by another
goal by the same pair at 11,35,
Ellwood Irwin broke In alone a few
minutes later end K. Hodgkinson
wound it up with 'two and a half
Minutes to go,
In the ehirea period penalties
were Meted out to Zola of Kin-
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hooking, J. Connell, holding, Court-
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The commonest complaint I h'ear
comes from men who work Satur-
days and have just Wednesday
afternoon to hunt. They claim that
hunting in southern 'Ontario is too
distaht to be reached and enjoYed
in one afternoon. Those who can
hunt on Saturdaye say that one
day isn't enough, They'd like the
whole week-end. Sow deer hunters
claim that a law that idles them
on Sunday, when they're miles
foal home in a deer camp, is rid-
eniOUS and unfair. Those,exponents
of Sunday hunting say that
golf, swimming. sailing, water-
skiing, camping, even Sunday
sports, are legal Sunday recreation
'so why not .hunting?
in the main, all those sports are
conducted either in private clubs
or on public waters. There's no
trespassing.
This Sunday shooting ban could
be upset if a group of hunters was
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The Wingham Crawford Dodgers
deefated 'the Cheeley Colts at a
game played in Paisley on Satur-
day night. on a 7-3 count,
in the first period cbesley open-
ed when Campbell scored from
Gregg at the 5,20 mark. Wingham
came back as Maurice Stainton
picked up' Elwood Irwin's pass to
, score and with only seconds to go'
in the' oframe Matirlee Stainton
Caine in far his second unassisted.
Ohcslot opened the action in the
second as Gregg scored alone.
Again Wingharn accounted for two
before the period ended. i3ruce Ina
fired in the first from Ken Cor-
son and Murray Stainton made it
'4-2 on a pass from Bong Murray.
Dodgers outscored the Colts
3-1 hi the third stann, Wingham
goald bring scored by Barry Pry-
Mee from Bruce Lott and Ken
,Gerson, Ken 'Corson front Bruce
Lott and Keit Wood- from niwood.
IrWin. The lone Chesley marker.
Wes' scored ley aregg ffoth Camp-
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