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olds annual meeting
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Mr, and, Mrs, Dave. Springer
of Whiteehurch on 'Friday
eVening, About 25 guests
were present, Progressive
euchre was plaYed and
birthday lunch served after-
Wards. Everyone had an
enjoyable time.
MLIAN 'YOUNG timitat since Monday,140V, ing. We .hope he will soon
ember 24 when She suffered home again.
Winter arrived this Week.; a heart attack. We hope she Mr, and Mrs. 'ClareneO
end with a mixture of rain, will soon be feeling, better. Young of Tara visited. on
sleet. wind, and snow mak- The Whitecfturch Young Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
ing driving hazardous at Peoples are, holding 'an Old Len Coughlin ands family;
times. At time of writing it Time dance .in the White Monday was a holiday for
lciolcg• ds if we-will-lose-the--thurcli-Hall-on-Friday-even-7-most--Of -the-- Bruce- , Cott
snow again. Maybe we Will ing, December '5, public school children.
still get some ,Indian. sum- Jamie Young ...of Sarnia Mr, angt,. MrS. John de
mer. - C011ege spbtut- the weekend , Boer' of the 2nd of Kinloss
Mr. arid Mrs. Chester Pin- with, his parents,, Mr, and returned home last week
nell of Mildmay visited with Mrs. Jim Young and fainily, after spending some time
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yeung We are pleased to report with relatives in Holland;
on Wednesday. that Fred Tiffin of White- 'A birthday party in honour
• Mrs. Gerry VanderKlippe church,- who is a patient in of Mrs. Bev Springer's birth-
:is' a patient - 'in -Wingtiam London Hospital, is .improy- -day- was held .at the home -of-,
Lucknow Midgets travel-
led to Mildmay on November
27 to • take a win 9 .- Z. The
team showed a well balanced
attack with 10 players scar-
ing in the 18 scoring points.
Scoring for Lucknow were
Al Eadie, 2 goals, 2 assists;
Gerald Cook, 2 goals; Glen
Raynard , and Kent Alton,, 1,
goal and, 2' assists; Don
Greer, Dar Pritchard and
Dave Gibson, 1 goal each;
Paul. MacIntyre. Mike Huni-
phrey and Art (lark, 1 assist:
On December 1 Tiverton
came to town and gave A
lesson in how. to play three
periods of .:hockey. Down 4 - 2
with' two minutes to go, they
scored two .quick 'goals to.
The annual 'meeting of
Brticelea Haven Auxiliary
was 'held in the auditorium
on NoVember. 20 with 11
present. After a delicious pet
luck dinner the president,
Mrs. Lamont, opened the
Meeting and-Mrs. 'Janet Mc-
Kenzie read.the minutes and
took the roll call in the
absence of the secretary,
Mrs. Fischer.
Mts. Joyce Dally' . 'reported
n. the WorkshOp held ,
November 19 in Walkerton'
for Atntiliary members, Vol-
unteers and Activity CO-ord-
inators.
Plans were finalized for
the Christmas Party for the
residents to be held on
December 18... Any relatives .
or friends are welcome to
attend.
It was detided to have the
nominating committee give
their ..report at the meeting
folloWing the party. '
K[NLOSS MIXED LEAGUE
• Ladies high single and
triple Angie Farrish with 207
and 483.
Men's high single and
triple Harry Lavis with 226
'A. .
Men 200 and over: Harry
Lavis 226, 219, -Russel Swan
223; Hank Hartemink 210,
JOin Zdybel 212, Jake Conley
201,
Team points and stand-
ings: Spys 5, 33; Macs 3, 25;'
Pippins 4, 25; Kings .2, 24;
Snows 5, 23; WealthyS 2, 1.8.
MEN'S. BOWLING
High single Roy. FinlaYsOn
288., High triple Ron Stanl4
724. •
Games over 225: Roy Pity
layson 288, Ron Stanley 286,
233, Bob Greer 278, Ken
Ilarmeti 245; Brian Stewart
245, Don MacKinnon 239.
Terry Austin 230,, Ken Eadie
228.
Standings: Oldsmobiles 5,
41; Fords 0:.:16; Mustangs 3,
27; Dodges 7, 35; Pcottiacs 2,
'36; Buicks 4, 34.
LADIES 9 O'CLOCK
242H.igh
single Wilma'Elliott
High triple Joanne Searle
624. • •
Games over 200: -Wilma
Elliott 242, Carol Adams 232,
'Barb Tyler 206, 238, Sharon
Cnillerier 205, Karen Allan
206, 213, Joanne Searle 240,
215, Mary Lau Raynard 202, •
Wendy Nixon 226.
Team points and stand-
, ings; Grapes 4, 39 -Cherries
3, 32; - Pineapples. 3, 24;
Bananas 4, 45; Oranges 5,
44; Apples 2, 26,
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Isobel Tiffin bowled high•
for the ladies with a single 'of
202 and double of 341.
Les Purvis had high score
for the men with single-of 206
and double of 398. '
Team standings: Greens
30, Oranges 28, Yellows 27,
Violets 23, Reds 14, Blues
13.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31
1:30 3:30 p.m. Moms and
Tots Free Skate
3:45 4:45 Brookside School
Boys Hockey
7:00 - 8:00 Atom Game. .
Ripley vs Lucknow
THURSDAY, DEC. 4
8:30 Industrial League
Holyrood,vs Flying
Dutchmen
Lucknow vs Kititail
FRVAY, DEC. 5
45 -'4:45 Brookside School
Girls HockeY
7:0‘) p.m. Pee Wee Game
Ripley vs Lucknow
8:30 p,m. Flantam Game
Tiverton.vs Lucknow
SATURDAY,IDEC.4
House League
8 a‘m. Canadians vs Leafs
9 Red Wings vs Black Flawkt
(Practice same as last week)
2:00 - 4:00 Public Skating
SUNDAY, DEC.',
1:30 - 3:15 Public Skating]
3;45 p.m. Juvenile Game
Walkerton vs Lucknow;
7:00 to 9:00 Adult Skati
Midgets del
tie TTiverton team
earn a well deserved 4 - 4 tie. Greer with 1 goal • each. Al
Scoring for Lucknow were Eadie assisted on ' two and
Glenn Raynard, Lance San- Paul Pickard and Troy Rit-
clerson., Art- Clark and Doll chie assisted on one each.
LADIES 6:30 P.M.
Maudie Fisher bowled the
high single with a 222.
„_Mildred Cameron bowled
the high triple with a 532.
, Gaines of 200 and -Over:
Maudie ,Fisher 222, Karen
MacDonald 205, Mildred
Catheron 201, Dorothy Ham-
ilton 206, Nancy Farrish 214.
• Team points And Stand-
.sings: Peanuts 5, 53;• Pretzels
5,' 48; Chiclets 2, 46; Choco-'
hates 2, 44; Lollipops 5, 41;
Cheezies 2, 41.
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