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ntario Sports
1DAY
Juniors
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• Zeno, Garniss ,bowled 169 flat
for the high single with Shirley
Belanger bowling the high doubleof3o6forthegirls
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• Rormie MacDonald shone for
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boys :with:a high of 190
and a double of345
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Meamitandings_are- Blue Birds
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18. Swallows 13 Canaries,12.
Orioles 8, Bobolinks 6, RObins'3.
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• Mens 9 .p
This ween-t-i-F-fripie was
Jack Fisher '70 WHITECHURCH
Pres, - en's
a
owling c.0
The LuCknow Lawn Bowling
Club wound up its year's activity
with a pot luck supper prepared
by -the lady members of the club, •
on Friday evening; November 7.,
After the supper a short
combined 'meeting was held.
-Moved by Alex MatMay and
seconded, by. John Fisher that all'
mixed tournaments he. $2 per.
person. Moved by..Audreylviac-
Donald and seconded'by Helen
Hall that .for mixed trebles it can•
.be 'couples and ask other.
bowler. Moved by Roy Finlay-
son that,the mixed jitneys be with
Teeswater and Wingham the .same
as last year.- • . •
A men's meeting.Was held after
the above meeting .and the follow-
ing business was transacted.
•-Moved by Gordon Fisher and
seconded by Jim McNaughton
that the Secretary Treasurer's
report be adopted, A cheque'fbr
$100 was received from the
Ladies Club tCrilielp cover expen-.
led by Jack Caesar with 687 •Roy seconded by Tack Fisher that this
ithe P1L.B.A. Moved
Finlayson was high:single 'bowler club ibn
with 280. . • by Jack MacDonald and seconded'.
by Jack'Fisher that the feesfor \...
Points scored: Bill Stewart's
the Labor Day tournament be $4
Oldsmobiles 7, Buster Whitby's
Fords 0, Bill Bution's Pontiacs 7 :Per bower.. • . • •
The election of officers folloW
Bill Hunter's Buicks 0; Walter-.
• ed for the coming. year: Past.Pres-
Arnold'i lvlustangs $, Clarence '
Greer's bodges 2, . .ident Donald MacTavisli, Pres -
Games of 225 and over Roy Ident. Jack Fisher, Ifee.:Pre'sidj• ."
ent - Army Wilson, Secretary
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Finlayson 80., Bill Stewart 232
Terry Rathwell 231:; Jack Caesar.
Bill Hunt.er 246, Fred Young 240,
Bev McNay 265, Russ Button' 236,
Sill*Britton 251, Jim Errington.246,
• . • Bill Nelson 225 Donald Mackin-
adieS. 6:30 p.m • non 232', Mel Corrin 237., Howard
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grofindsCommittee - RO);.
Treasuret Charles,Anderson;
Tournament Secretariciac.k
MacDonald and 'Roy Pinlayson.
•Jitney Committee ..-.Lloyd. Hall,
Gordon Fisher, John Campbell,
Don MacTavish.
HazelWebster-roUed
single game of 252 and the high
triple of 5.90 this. week. •
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games of 200 and ov,er: Hazel
• Webster 252, Edith Webster 229, '•
Marion MacKinnon 210, Jean '•
Philips. 213
/Team points: Hazel Webster's •
bel Mi11e s Vi-otets- ,
Trudy•Forari's.-Pansies r(7, Catherine
AndreW"s Asters 0; Marion Camp-
bell's Lilacs .5 , Grace Elliott's .
Teain standings:. Daisies 43
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Lilacs 41 112 Pansies 39; Roses • • '
,•39, Violets 27 142,, Asters 26.,
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Town &country
On October so, the Town And "
Cpuntty Club. Bowlers voted i,
favour of .bowling as a League..
This Week they got away tb.a
god start. Olive, 8tnith%rolled
'the highsingle and doable for .
the lathes with a' 214 arid 348.. .
Howard Barger was high for •••
the `men .with 188 and a double 'o
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• ' Teamaunts ate:-Ja k Cath
Ttirnips!2, .Mel King's
• 'Carrots 3 Henry -Carter -i -.Potatoes:
• 5', Earl Swan's Lettuce 0•
Men's.7
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High single honours for.the even-
ing went to Art .Purney with. a
score of 293: Ab Morton captured
the high triple with a 607 score..
Garnes over, 225: Art Purney...
293, BO Nich011s 232, Jim
Agnew 238..
Team Standings: Pontiacs.31',
Mustangs 26 ,,Oldsmobiles 24-,
Buicks 19 Dodges 16, Fords 10
LycktiOiv
..Ptingonnon
1.bveinber 5th a31ii--.6th-founcl-411e
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Lucknow -Dungannon league' with
sorne outstanding sCbres:. • •
Merle Elliott was in the lead
0 site.58
Single and a very riice.triple of
703: Other star bowlers. in the
'female section were Mary Fisher'*••
with a.266, Marie 'Stewart 258.,
Miley aw orn n
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with 237 each,' Marion MacKinnon
236 „Ruth Jardine 227..,
Bill Nelson stepped into glory,
with a 328 single and' and 801'.
triple. • Bill Searle 'wasn't far '2- • ,
behind with a -0.2 and 252 garne.
Jack Caesar rolled a1275 and. 273
game. 'Bill Nelson a 272 and
Don,ald MacKinnon and Bili Stew -
'art each had a2&6 garrie. •
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'Beavers 37. Zebras 33. 'Cubs 31.
Wolverines 28.. Gophers' 26
iers•2.5 Pole Cats 21, Coons
20 / Kangaroos 20 Squirrels 19;
ChiPmunks.18 Lions 16
Keep up the good work!
13!5. Sorry about last .week's'
.report someone must have mis-
Placed it. • Here is a quick run-
down Of the top, howlers: Marg
Finlay high single 254; Joarine
Searle high triple with 636; Bow7,-'
lers over 225 Joanne Searle' 251.
Gwen Caesar 231,' Ruth lyiathers
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1961
,„and cart Weber were
Sunday visitors with Mr.: and Mrs.
Harry Lindensaarnidt-o-f-Mildmay:.
Mrs. Victor Emerson accom-
panied Mrs, E, 'MacLean of
Ashfield and Mrs, j‘• MacDonald
of Lucknow'to a sub -executive
meting of Maitland Presbyterial
at, the home .of Mrs. Alvin
Mundell of Pelrnore. 4,
. Mr. and Mrs., Torn McInnes of
Gorrie visited Wednesday evening
With Mr. and Mrs.. Din -Tiffin and'
fatnily.
Alma Conn of Guelph UniverSitY
spent' the weekTend'at her honk
here. •, . • ,
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-Mrs. Dorothy Probtor and. Don -4
ald of Morris Township were :
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Tom Jarniesbn. On 'Monday Mrs
Stanley Snell and Eileen of Lon:"
don were visitors.at the same
Bob Walmileyof Toronto was a
Saturday visitor with Mr 7. and MIS
John Jamieson and fan -lily..
• Mr. and Mrs, Gershom Johnston
of.Wirighain .visited Saturday with
Mr-. _and _Mrs .7JACILlohlistanLand
familyof St: Pauli. and oh.. Sunday
called at W.estininister.Hoipital
on Bill Woods and bn•Mi. and
Mrs,--fred-:-Parker--0-f-London.
Mrs Dpiig-MCQUeen , Brian :and:
her parents Mr. andMrs. Frank
elineda.th. et,ofS.ca.rbo.rougli.w:ho
spent a few'dayslast week with
ROSS, .returned'home on the week-
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. 'Mr, .aha Mrs: pill Evans were •
Sunday. vititOrs With Mr . and
Mrs. Ted EVaniancrfamilY- of ..
Achievement Day for 4. -.HC Clubs .1307„Breirnan and faini4:.. ....
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The. next 'club is to be the Cereal*
Self ' • . • •
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Linda Bradon and er•girl friend
Finlayson ,.• Fred Jackson, Jack, accompanied :her father Re •
Henderson, John Cainpb!F,11,.. tiorabe Bradorrof-Uindor-friday
Prize Committee ,for Tourna7, ... :Chalmers. Presbyterian Church l John TaylOr of Easr .Nfai.,•anosh •
The girls sang the .psalm (usuall) visited on Sunday with Mr •„4nd, •
.read),with'Linda'accompaning'On Mrs . Victor•Emerson,
the 'guitar,. They, also gave two •.M.r. and Mri, .tNrallace Conn
song Messages during the service.: visited on Sunday with Mr, and:
Rev Byadon and the girls Were', 14s, Herb Hunter and family
dinner guests with Mr and..Mrs'. • • : '
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.work.in northern Ontario spent
the week -end' at.his home here.
and Mrs. 13i.11 Craig,
visited last .w•ekwith her sisti„r •
Mrs. Robert Ross, returned to.
their, home at Scarborough •on
ments - Bob Fisher, Gordan Mac-
Phersori,Harold Ritchie, Fred
Jae lison:. • ' • . •
Moved ..by•Alex MicNay,, secon-
ded by John Henderson that this be
the executive for 1970.; Londn
ac en erson was appointed
caretaker for the coming year.'
SOLES
IN
dies .9 p.m.
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Anna Johnstone 'claimed both
high tingle and. high triple with
:scores of 306 'and, 649 tobti •
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Garnes.pl.ayedi Tillie Wilson's,
Oranges 5. Mary Lou Barger's •, •
Grapes 2;. Marg f,Haekett's Stiaw -
berries 5, Bev Thorripson's Apples
2; Carol.Atkinson'S Peaches 7,
Barb Helm's Bananas 0. ' •
•Gainei 290 and over: Mary'
Nelson 204; Barb. Sanderson' 24
Lois Walden 207., Joy Dennis•265,
Anna Johnston 211, 306, Evelyn
SiSler 263, Marg,Hackett'233,
Maudie Fisher 207, Trudie Nelson •
235., ir ey oo,
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Durnin 239, Roil Stanley 227.
Points: Owls 7 Cardinals .2;•'.
Vultures5, Hawks 0, • -
'Team Standings: Owls
Cardinals 3Q, Vultures 18,, Hawks
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For the tnen,:, Freck Buttot had
a high single' of 275 and Jack
Caesar the high triple with 796.
TOp Men bowlers were Bill •
Nelson 259, jack Fiher,. 255, jack
Caesar 252. ,
Jardine 230, .205, Eileen Lavis
223, 225.. •
. Team standing: Oranges .38,
Peaches 36, Strawberries 34, ..
Apples 33. Bananas 24; Grapes 24
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