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; The bowling' season got under
way last week with, eight teams
seeing action. The Two Dungan
non teams’ will roll at a. later
date, ' ,
Roy Black’s 282 single was
beaten by Jack Bannister with
292. High men’s triples were
Chipmunk Black 672, Gopher
Clarence Greer 634 and Wolver
ine Bannister 617. Beaver McKin
non was^ outstanding for the lad-
ies with "a 603 triple.
The Kangaroos scored high
team single 930 flat, high triple
2485 flat.
—-■——Team-Standing—'
Chipmunks 5, Kangaroos 5, Go
phers 5, l^qlvermes 5, Beavers 2,
Pole Cats 2, Zebras 2, Coons
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WHITECHURCH
Mrs. Robert Mowbray Passes
r. Our community was saddened
to hear of the death of Mrs. Rob
ert Mowbray who died in Lon
don on Friday in her 60th year.
Mrs. Mowbray .was? the former
Etta MacKay, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mac
Kay, Mrs. Mowbray took a great
interest in her church and mis- -
sipnary work. She was a member
of the Presbyterian, church here
before moving to Wingham about
nine years, ago. She leaves to
mo.urri her loss her husband, two
daughters (Catherine) Mrs. Jas.
( Wilson of Whitechurch and (Rob
erta) Mrs/R^Seddan of . Wing
ham arid a son Angus of Wing- •
ham. A £on, MacKenzie Mowbray
was killed in World/War II. Also
surviving are five sisters, (Cas
sie) Mrs. Markle of B.C.; (Sadie)
Mrs. Markle of Hamilton;(Ten a)
Mrs.-A. E. Purdon of Lucknow;
Agnes and Bertha .MacKay, both
of London/ five brother^, Dan of
Guelph, Jack of Sask., •Charles of
Dunidas, Gordon of Wingham and
Angus, a missionary in India; also
nine grandchildren. Fuheral ser
vices were held in the Presby
terian Church, Wirigham on Mon-
-riay. Interment was iri Wingham
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack
Pollock, Athol and Hector Pur-
don, Jack MacIntyre/Allan Mac
Kay, Norman Welwood.,
. Wedding bells are ringing.
Mt. and Mrs. A. Coultes and
family and Mrs. M., Ross spent
' the week-end with Rev. and- Mbs.
Graydon Cox; of Fonthill. ?
Mr; and Mrs. Harry Moss , and
family of, Bright and Mr. and
/ Mrs. Melvin Mcplenaghan a n d
Michael - of Kitchener spent the
week-end with Mr. • and'- Mrs. B.
D. McClenaghan.
Mr . and Mrs. Russell Moore &
* family arid Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Thomson arid family, all of Pres
ton, spent the week-end with' Mr.
arid Mrs;- Art M°°be..
Wayne Farrier, Bruce McGre
gor, Judy Wilson, Muriel, arid Eli-
Wm-Moor^arid^a^®^^15^8^^-
are among the ones home from
school with mumps.
, Mr. & Mrs. . Archie Watt, Linda
arid Lorraine of TOrcmto spent the
week-erftl with.his parents, Rev/
arid Mrs. Watt.
Mr. and Mrs/ J. D. Finlayson■
arid family of Kincardine visited
on Sunday with, iMrs. James arid
boys,
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Ontario
Mr^. Wm. McNall of Lucknow
visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Walter
James, on Saturday.
Mr. Fred Thompson of Toronto
spent a few '< days last week with
Mrs; J. J. Tiffin and other rela
tives.
Mr. and^ Mrs* Trueman Beatty
of Toronto spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrsydjhas. Martin
and relatives. ?■
Mr. and Mrs. Les "Burnett and
family“spent the Week/end with
friends Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carruthers
and family of Delhi’ visited with
Mr and Mrs. George Fisher on
Saturday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher of
Kitchener and Mr. and* Mrs. Arn
old Lougheed of London spent
the week-end with Mr* and Mrs.
George Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Farrier,
and Marian visited On- Sunday,
with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Kincardine and Waikertpn, two
district fastball teams, which fol
lowed different category trails in
to the Ontario Softball Associa
tion, playdowns, have brought
provincial titles to their respect-;
ivie towns. . .
,1 George Westlake, who took over
catching duties for, Norm Bag-
n<ell, was no small, factor in the
Kincardine record of nine straight
victories to the silverware. Norm
has had an imposing strikeout
record, and as well as^doirig a
good * catching chore, fur him,
‘•Westy”. has. been swinging a
heavy bat.
He broke up a 14-inning duel
With//Markdale in the semi-finals
by z clouting a twp^bagger that
scored two runs and gave Kin
cardine the series in 2 straight.
Wingham kids have brought
further honors to that town by
coping the Ontario Juvenile “C”
title. Vic Loughlean’s nine- have
gonea longwaysincedumping
Garnet Hendersofi*s kids irito the
discard. The locals took Wing-
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Incidentally, if we’re not mis
taken, we’ve noticed an: occasional
name appearing of a player or
two who were rilled ineligible by
the WO. A,A, to play in the
Lucknow series..
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-—Archie^I<^mtltpn’sr--"Golb0rne-
Township team were nosed out
in the Ontario Juvenile finals by
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Burlington.
Jack MacDonald of Orillia and
formerly of Chesley, has been
named to the Q.H.A. executive.
Jack is a brother of Mr. Wm".
MacDonald of Lucknow. 1
Local lawn bowlers, got in pos
sibly their last fling‘on Thanks
giving nighty wherr^they had a.,
game^onthe-greens, whieh-was -7
cut short by one of those frequent
downpours; ,
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on naftonally advertised
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Mr. and Mrs. Russel :Chapmain
and family spent the week-end
Walter. James accompanied them
* to Maple where he? .starts work
« With the Looby & Looby Con-
; ■ struction work on'bridges.
. , " ■ . Mr; and Mrs. Clifford Farrier
. and family of Wallacebjurg, Mr.
arid Mrs. J. 0* Giliespie & fam-
* ily of Sarnia, Miss Winnifred
. . Farrier of Toronto, all spqnt the
•week-end with Mr. and, Mrs, W*
’■ R. Farrier. '. 'W ' .
. Preparatory services on Wed
nesday evering. in the church
with communion service On Sun
day afternoon. > , •
The Mission .Band will hold* a
work meeting at the home of
Mrs.-Wesley—Xoung—on-Saturday-
afternpon, October 16th. .
The Ladies Aid are holding
their bazaar iri < Teeswater on
October 23rd, in the afternoon.
Anyone interested -in helping
please contact any of the mem
bers. 'i'”'
\ MarloW Crowston of Kincar
dine has been speriding some of
his vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Crowston. Earl,
was a week-end visitor also.
Miss Margaret Steer of London
spent the week-end at the/ hoihe.
of her parents, Mr. and . Mrs’.
Philip Steer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacKenzie
and three boys of Oshawa were
Week-end visitors with her moth
er, Mrs: John Purvis and Fraser
arid other friends' in the district
. John and Janet Williams, God
erich, spent‘ the week-end with
Their“uncle7“Bryan“Feagarr
Mr. and IMrs. Eric Evans .and
family of Hyde < Park spent; the
week-end with .his parents, Mr.
arid Mrs. Wm. Evans and Teddy
and Mr. Foster Moffat. Mrs. Edith
Brown arid Gary of London, were
! also week-end visitors.’ Mr. Roy
Gillespie of Innerkip, Mrs* Laird
and lady friend of Torbrito Were,
visitors during the week at the
same . home.
: Week-eind visitors at the home
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