The Brussels Post, 1981-04-29, Page 7THE
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DANCE
to the music of Walter Ostepack
Saturday, May 9
Clinton Arena
SPONSORED,BY THE CLINTON FAIR
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TICKETS
$5.00 per person, can be obtained
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NiFaye Fear, or the Wire Fountain
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All proceeds to be used to reduce
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BOWLING AWARDS — Beth . Earl, Linda
Davidson, Loretta Feener, Dorothy Martin,
Doris Matheson and Bonnie Jacklin were all
presented with individual awards for their
various achievements when a bowling banquet
was held for The Molesworth Afternoon Ladies
Bowling League on Saturday night. See story
for further details. , (Photo by Ranney)
Molesworth ladies
win bowling awards
THE BRUSSELS PQ$T, APRIL 19, 1981 A7
Fred Sawyer is top
TOP TEAM — A number of awards were
presented at the Molesworth Afternoon Ladies.
Bowling Banquet on Saturday night and
receiving the award for the Top Team were
Marilyn Nichol, Bonnie Beirnes, Mary Lou
Bross, Dorothy Martin, Lorraine Edwards and
Linda Minielly. Absent when the picture was
taken was Thelma Keffer. '(Photo by Ranney)
Bowling awards were pre-
seated when the Moleswroth
Afternoon Ladies Bowling
1,4ague'heki a banquet at the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre Saturday
blight.
Top team .award went to
Dorothy Martin, Mary Lou,
Bross, Bonnie Beirnes, mar-
Oyu Nichol, Thelma Keifer,
Lorraine Edwards anti Linda
Individual awards
were given for High Average
Doris Matheson, 214; High
Triple - Dorothy Martin, 797;
High Single Bonnie Jacklin
345; Most Improved Bowler -
Bonnie Jacklin; Most Im-
proved First Year. Bowler -
Loretta Feener. Bowl-off
Champs were Lyla Shoemak-
er, Hazel Cooper, Grace
Ross, Doris Jacklin, Doris
Matheson and BethBart;
High Single ,and Handicap
for Bowl-offs - Linda David-
son, 04; High Triple and
Handicap for Bowl-offs.
Earl, 778.
A meal was served by,the
Brussels, moos and Grey
Recreation Catering group.
The new executive for the
1981-82 season is Bonnie
Jacklin. - Presides-if; Marion
Behrns, Vice-President;
Wilda Higgns Secretary;
Linda Davidson - Trea.strier,
Any .ladies interested in
bowling Monday afternoons
at Molesworth can contact
any executive member,
BALL
REGISTRATION
For boys and girls of all ages
Friday, May 1st
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
In the Brussels Public Library
Fee: $5.00 per player
Anyone interested in coaching a team
please contact Jerry Dillow or Lois
McArter
For - the last night of
bowling' • s in the Brussels
Mixed. Bowling League Fred
Sawyer was 'the high bowler
with a high single of 276 and
a high triple of 708. Danny
McKay had second high
single with 269 and Larry
Keller was third high with
238. For triples, Walt Taylor
was second with 674 and
Danny McKay was third with
623.
For ladies, high single
went to Liz Sawyer with 215.
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Second high was Gwen Cou-
' sins with 202 and Janet
Beunes was third with 187.
High triple for the night was
516 bowled by Wilda Hig-
gins. Second high was Pat
Newby with 494 and Janet
Beirnes and Liz Sawyer tied
ler third with 493.
Games over 200 were:
Fred Sawyer, 221, 276 and
211., Danny McKay, 269,' Liz
Sawyer, 215, Carson Watson
206, Dennis Newby, 216,
Gwen Cousins, 202, Jim
McFarlane, 231, Walt Tay-
lor, 215, 228 and 231, Ed
Mosterd, 207, Dave Adams
237, and Larry Keller, 238.
After a close race for the
playoffs, The Hot Dogs pull-
ed ahead and won it all with
34 points. The Spinners were
second with .33. They were
followed by the Super Jets
with 32, Gutter Balls, 31 ;
Going All The Way 30, and
the Losers, 29.
That's all for this year of
bowling and we had a great
league.