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16 -- THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 31, 1979 Jim Adams has mess high single
Jim Adams bowled 308 to Cousins was 3rd with 597. and Isabel Sims was 3rd with date are: Mary Heuther, Angela Phillips
honoured at
shower in Brussels
of 211 gave her high, ladies
single. Judy Adams was 2nd
with a score of 209 and Isabel
Sims was 3rd with 175. High
ladies triple went to Judy
Adams with 568. Carolyn
Whitfield was 2nd with 560
In team results "Bad News
Bears" took seven points off
of team #4; "No Name
Brand" took five points off of
"Sure Shots", and "Poor
Exc-u-u-se" took five points
off of "Toilet Bowlers."
Improved bowlers up to
Lennie Quesnelle, Ray
Adams, Lorna Young, Greg
Cardiff, Danny McKay,
Warren Hood, Shirley
Wheeler, Fred Sawyer, Peter
Jackson, Ken Wiens,
Carolyn Whitfield, Ron
Maurais, Paul McPherson
and Bob Young.
take the men's high single. Carolyn Whitfield's game 487,
He was followed by two of his
team mates, Lennie
Quesnelle with 277 and. Fred
Cousins with 254. High
men's triple also went to Jim
Adams with a score of 785.
Ray Adams was 2nd with a
triple of 638 and Fred
Miss Angela Phillips of
Seaforth, bride-elect of this
month, was honoured by a
miscellaneous shower at the
home of Dianne and Brian
Huether October 12. About
35 relatives and friends
attended.
On arrival, Dianne pinned
corsages on Angela, her
mother Rose Phillips, the
groom-elect, Dave Huether's;
mother and grandmother
Mary Huether and Edna
McDonald. Also in attend-
ance were the bride's two
sisters Mrs. Diane Clark of
Woodstock and Mrs. Mary
Ann Johnston of Goderich.
Miss Cheryl Dale, a close
friend from Seaforth, was
also present.
Miss Joan Huether con-
ducted two contests after
which Dianne Huether read
an address and the guest of
honour was presented with
many lovely and useful gifts.
Misses Jeanne McDonald
of Walton and Sandra
Huether of Brussels joined
the bows from the gifts on
an apron and displayed the
gifts. Angela thanked every-
one for the gifts.
Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by the
groom-elect's aunts from the
Brussels and Walton areas r
Marilyn McDonald, Leona
McDonald, Isabel Huether
and Marie McTaggart and
his sister Joyce Tirple of
Burlington.
Earlier Angela was hon-
oured at a shower at the
home of Betty and Norman
MacLean of Seaforth on
October 4. Guests attending
included relatives, neigh-
bours and the girls from the
Seaforth Hospital Dietary
where Angela was employed.
Crib
scores
W L Av.
Ernie Back 24 16 60
Ron Adams 21 19 52
Sam Workman 20 20 50
Gord Jacklin 18 22 45
Pat Rutledge 16 14 53
Al Logan 14 16 46
Al Nichol 10 10 50
Gordon Nichol 9 11 45
Ken Graber 8 2 80
Bob Elliott 8 12 40
Barry Adams 4 6 40
Brian Rutledge 4 6 40
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