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en -s' 7-,
Ron Stanley captured'. both high
single: and triple with scores of ,
290 single.a.nd'715 triple • •
Garnes::over. 225 Jake. Conley
231, Evans.Helm 244/, George
Stanley. 226 , Ron Stanley 290,
239.
Team•Po'iiitt:,.Bob Nic.holl's' .
Jessie',Joynt again rolled the:
high single,game. of 243 and Ena •
'Henderson the' high triple of 595.
Games of 20.0 and over: Jessie
J ynt 243 EnarHender c.n 232,
215., Wilrria' Clark 218 ,, Grae.e
Elliott 230,
• Team points: Jean Phillips' '
'Butternuts:5 Jessie Joynt's.Beech-
riuts 2; Catherine Andrew's Wal
nuts 5', Ena. Henderson's Peanuts '
2;' Norma. McDonagh's Chestnuts.
5 Ruth T,hotnpsori's Coconuts 2.''
Fly-Up.:ceremony
At Guide Meptin.gi
The Lucknow:Guides' and Brown
ies met together on Septen.ber
30th,' for a Fly -up. The Guides
opened the meeting, and Mrs.
McKim presented Margaret Mac,-
Intyre with her Hostess: badge
which she .earned last•June ;Mrs.
Harold Greer was in charge
Fly -up , and assisted by Mrs, Dav,'"
-id Kirkland ; she ,presented -Brown•.
ie Wings 'to Norma Maclntyr..'e-,
Cathy Brooks and Edith Greer
' Brown Qwrs daughter. Helen
. Wisser was' presented with symbol-
ic shoes to. Walk Up. to •Guides,
An. appropriate prayer welcomed;
the .new Guides to the Company..
The Brownies served refreshments
to the girlsand the leaders. and
visitors; ;Mrs. Gordon Brooks,
Mrs. 'Margaret Mowbray, and'Dist-.-
rict Commissioner were•guests'
for -the --evening.
After the Brownies left ,;the
Guides went to thea: patrol corn-
ers and, made final' plans for a
Company hike . sched u led• for
October 2nd. •Instead of camp
fr ..,
of: Luckn'ow guides at camp, and
other:'past• guide events. Several •
Guides volunteeredto make post
ers for the' bake sale the :Local
• Associationis planning for: Oct::
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_ants were'npreenLbecause
they were attending a Training
Course 'in Clinton. pur busy
Gcrnissioneroc-geded to the
Training after the Fly' -up. Anoth-
er ,new recruitcame to the meet- :.
ing•, Anne Colwell, who joined
• the Scarlet Tanager patrol.
.Vespers and Taps closed the
meeting. ` ,•
TOWN •ciao
COUNTRY`
Walter Dexter rolled a. .221
single and,a 351 double for°.the'
rnen•.
Olive Smith rolled; a high single
sof 186and tied with Anna 'Dexter
for high double of 314. . •e ;�
- Points for the week' were:
Greens„ 5 , Blues 0, Reds, 5, Violets
0; Oranges•5 and;Yellows 0.:
T.eamstandings are: Clarence
.Beli'sa'Oranges 8',. Harry •Lavis'
WEDNESDAY, ,Den)
WHITECHURC.H:
Mz, and Mrs, George Kenned.y
and Brian 'Rintoul attended Owen
Sound Fair on Saturday where
they. showed Kennedy's Hereford:
cattle, ,
Mrs: A E, rdon is visiting'
in'S,arnia With her son Athol.
Purdon, Zu1rs. Purdon,, and family.
Mr arrd Mrs... Robert, Mowbray
spent theweek end. with Mr. and
Mrs.: Ron Seddon. and.family of '•'
.Brantford and visited'other rela
-tiv_es'enroute-.- • •
Mr; and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin
and Mr. and •' Mrs. Sid: Paine of
Belle Ewart were Saturday even-
ing visitor$. with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Tiffin and family and, Mr. and
Mrs.. Orville Tiffin. •
Mr. and Mrs: Douglas Tiffin
and Lori of Wirgham were'Sunday
visitors with Mr'.. and Mrs: ,Dan,
Tiffin and Joyce.
'Mrs. CarnerOn Simmons and
Mrs Howard Long: of Lo'ndon were
Saturday .visitors with Mrs. Ger-
trude Scholtz.
Mr. andMrs. 1<enheth 'Laid
law and -D iane oflLon-do:n attend=
ed the Hunter Sale in .Ashfield on
Saturday. and in the evening visit -
.Mrs. Laidlaw and ',family. `
Mrs: Gordon Elliott. arrived„
home at Malton A•r
day after a visit to. ,:
ada including Regia;
den.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh]]
and Duane `attended
on Saturday..
Mr. and Mrs, Sift
of Belle Ewart were
the ; week end: wit1► T
in .Wingham and. Wh
„ON." WESTERN" ,VISIT
$,/ii,, and,'Mrs. *Fre
arrived ,home on Fri.
-aft et7a7ni;opths vise"
.with her brother JON
of Biggar ; Sask;' Mrs
Miss Winnifred Frea
and Mrs. Bill Kiemr
farnily of 'Lumsden;.
Alexander and other
relatives at Virden.•,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidi
Monday returned to
Belle Ewart after sp.
.days with 'friends he
Visitors on Sunda
Mrs,. Wallace Conn
ma Conn of Guelph,
Mr;=and Mrs; Doug:
Jason' of Winghatn
'Mr,eand- Mrs. Earl
Mr , nd
Y
of Kitchener were'Si
With Mr. and.
. 6�r..n� / 'Ilswf /lo��Lll� /_'I]�9��lDJ%n �'.
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;Owls 4, Fred Hort'on's Crows 3;
Ron Stanley's -•Vultures, 7, George
Stanley's Cardinals 0; Jim O'Don-
nell's; Hawks .5.,, Art. Purney's: 7'
. Sparrows 2„
Tea rn sta.t d'i ngs; •Llultur.es .12
Owls 11:, Hawks'7 , Sparrows 1,
Crgws.5;,.Cardinals 0.•
:Tema standings:,Chestnuts 24
Walnuts 14, Beechnuts 14 Peanut
12 , Butternuts 12,, ,Coconuts 8, -
ens
dies
• Walter . Dexter's, Greens 5 Olive
s
Smith's Violets'S, and pill:
Spr-oule's.. Yellows 0.
:rn..` League-
ig sing.le. ao-4-d-byDenna
Moffat with, a 260. ' High
triple was rolled by Trudie Nelson
with:a 643:'
e Lienor League got
started for another season with
Stuart Jamieson taking high single
score of 330. arid high
score of 726. .
Camcs ovcr. ;250, Stuart Jamie-
soti 3 '9 , 8111 43utton 297 Fred
Young 286., ,Cla'renLe carder 65',
Chas. Anderson 256, Rick Jar-
.'dine 254, •
Points,woi:Oldsmobi.les 7;
Forth 0; Mustangs. 7 , Dodges 0;
Pontiacs 5, B'ufcks 2..
Standings: Oids-i'tobi1es '� ,.:Mus-
tangs 7, • Pontiacs 5, B rio.ks 2,
• lCirds 0, DodgesU
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',Men's high triple' was Won• b'y
Grant Chisholm with 682. He
alsohad the hi:gh•sing.le of 254.
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Ganes '200 and over:. Donna,
1vloffat '260`, Wilma ,Chisholm
257, Mari'eStewarr 247 , Trldie
Nelson 241,.,218, Lois Walden 232,
Lynn Wall 226 ;Lorna,.Guay 218,,
Shill ey Balt 2l , .,
• Team 'points: Barb. Whitby's
Peca -14uts 5.,. -Tena ardner':'s'
mond nuts 2; Rena 1 orster'.s`
Chestnuts u, Tillie Wilson'•s Hazen
nuts 2; Mary Lon 1larger'. Wa1.
nuts 5, Mary Cieland's Peanuts 2a
Team standing Pecan -nuts '19,„
Almond -nuts 17:, 14,
Peanuts 12, W'a,lnuts,i2Chestnuts
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,.i dfes•' tirgh t jrl-e waS o i. y✓
Dorothy Errington with 644, -
Ladies' high single was wort by
Mary Nelson with 283. •
Men over 250;: Grant Chisholm ,
254, 250, Lloyd' Humphrey 25i.•
Ladies over -22 -5: -Ma
283, Trudie Nelson 254., Pearl
Jamieson 2:34,
Points won.. Cubs 7,Lions '0.;:
Tigers 3 Bearers '2;; Squirrels 5
Paleeats 2, Gophers •5 ,�• Zebras 2;'.
Coons ti Wolverines .3 Kangaroos
4, Chipmunks 3, .,
Tea rn standings: Coons II,'
Squirrels 10, G$plmers. 0, Cubs 0,
'Wolverines.8, Tigers 8, polecats
7, Beavers 7, kangaroos 6, Chip-
munks ks 5 YZebras 4, Lions 0,
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