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LADIES 6130,:P41
Bernice Kemp bowled the
high single with a 239.
Bernice Kenip bowled the
high triple with .a 640.
Games . of 200 . and over:
Bernice Kemp 239, . 212,
Marion. hthicKnlinn 230, Sus
ea
M ge s 19, 203, •Belle.
Herbert 203, < Mary Cleland
229,' Karen MacDonald 213.
;Team ;,points 'and stand-,,
Pretzels 5, 81; Choco-.
s• 5, 80; Lollipops 5, 71;
nuts 2, 72; Cheezies 2,.;
Chiclets 2, 55.
K1NLOSS MI11 D;
Ladies high, single and
high- triple Angie Farrish
with 230 and, 595.
Ladies 200 and over:, Angie
Famish230, 227.
Men's high single Harry
Lavis with n,,,1 and high triple;
Ge
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.Klippe °with 620.
Men 200 and ever Harry
Lavis 291, Gerry v.d. Klippe
265, Don R. Farris)) 240, 226,
Russel Swan. 236, Norm Bolt
228, :Jake Conley 223, Jack:.
Henderson 205, :..
Team points and stand=
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ings: Pippins 7, 70; Spys 2,
68; Kings 0, 56; Snows 2, 53;
Macs -5, 48; Wealthys 5, 41.
LADIES 9 O'CLOCK.
Ladies high triple Linda
Stanley with 609, Ladies high
single Linda Stanley. with
231.
Games over 200: Lynn Wall
202, Dianne Carter 204, Barb
Tyler 202, Marie Park 202,
Linda Stanley. ,.'231, Shirley
Allan 202, Marie. Scott 229,
213, Wilma Elliott 221.;
Team points and . stand
ings: Cherries 2, 69; Bananas
2, 71; Grapes. 0, 52 Oranges
5,• .78 Pineapples 7, 51;
Apples 5, 54,_
MEN'S BOWLING
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High' single Ron Stanley
238, High triple Ron Stanley
666:
Games over 225: Ron Stan-
ley 238, Russ Button. 235,
Harold Maize 230, -Clarence
.Greer. 229, Donald Mackin
non 226.
Standings: Oldsmobiles`, 7,
75; -Fords 5, 59; Mustangs 7,
74; Dodges Q, 611/2; Pontiacs
0, 53%; Buicks 2, 55.
TOWN AND, COUNTRY
Cora McDonald had high
single for the ladies with 175.
The double went to Greta
Johnston with 320.
Harry Lavis bowled high
for the men with single of 274'
and double of 515.
,Team standings: Oranges
58, Greens 48, Yellows 44,
Reds 37, Violets 37, Blues
31.
INTERTOWN ao►LING
On February 7th Lucknow
defeated Shelburne 281/2 to
181/z.
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Lucknow scores were: Cer
ry Ross 1187, Ron Stanley
1125,, Gerald. Ihody 1013,
Allan Stanley 992, Bob,Love
899 Bob Greer 850,
Standings: Molesworth
723, Lucknow 708/%, Listow-
el 638, Sau$een Bowl 523, As
You Like It 496, Mount
Forest 496, Shelburne 3861/x,
Mitchell 353."
Tony McQuail, NDP Can-
didate, for Huron -Bruce at-
tended a Provincial 'Council
Election meeting '',for the
Ontario, NDP party on Sun-
day, February 8. Accomn-
pat ying him ' were Valerie
Bolton, Joe Sanders and
Adrian Keet, who are mem-
bers'of the NDP Campaign
Committee, in' Huron -Bruce.
NDP candidates and cam-
paign workers gave Michael
Cassidy, NDP leader, an sen
thusiastic' welcome. He gave
a rousing speech remarking
"Our economy is ; on a rrun
away course. If not halted; it
will bring about more uneint=•.
iployment, as well as putting,
t
those on fixed incomes in an
intolerable position.' :.
Risingprices p ` es angered the
NDP Leader as ' well. . He
noted that we have a trade
deficit in Canada today which
amounts, to a staggering $17,
billion. ' The figure of $3.1
billion in 1970 shows how the
deficit has become five times'
worse.:in..10 years. Cassidy
outlined the NDP Manufact-
uring Strategy calling for
industrial development to
meet. Canadian needs. He
said "Ontario . has the . re ..'
sources and the people, 'the-
NDP
the NDP , has the .policies to get
Ontario moving forward agY
ain!"
Following; Cassidy's
speech a . series of policy
workshops were . offered to
members. Sessions were in-
cluded on Manufacturing,
Health, Taxation and Wom-
en's
omen's:. Issues. Overflow crowds
learned about NDP programs
in .'these areas. Candidates
' and Campaign Managers
were able to attend a session
on the Ontario Election Act,
On their return from Tor-
onto
Tony McQuail, Huron -
Bruce candidate said - "Our
Party is :ready. We have a
• _Program I which will work.
When the NDP wins, Ontario
will work."
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Kinloss Council met in the month- ` effective; `; ''ebuar'y';
municipal office for the regu- 28th, " 1981.
lar meeting on February 2nd The buildingpermit apph ` .
with reeve Barry Johnston cation of Beven Stanley of
and : all council present. Kinlough was accepted for
\Theminutes of the meet- an addition to a house.
ing. of January 5 were adopt- • A motion. by -councillors
ed ": as read on motion of, Gibb - and Eadie was, passed
councillors Gibb and Eadie. ' that Orrie Gingerich . be en -
Application is to be -made ` gaged as caretaker of the
to the Ministry of Transpor- Township hall at Holyrood at
tation and Communications the rate of $18.00 per rental.
for the balance __;of 1980 General accounts for
subsidy on 1980 expenditure. $42,237,76. and•;,highways ac -
By -lair
c-Bylawn 4-1981 was passed counts for $13,909,60 were
which authorizes the clerk to ordered paid.
increase.- the interest rate Norman :Hayes, Jack Kop-;
chargedoit taxes outstanding as and Frank MacKenzie: at-
on the 3lstwclf December from tended council on behalf of
1% per mon1% VI per the Wingham and District
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Hospital Board to explain the
proposed building project for
the hospital. Figures . based
on percentage of • referral
population for towns and
townships allots. Kinloss 7%
of the $100.,000 funding
requirementwhich is $7,000.
Council decided to leave a
decision on .the matter until
their next meeting.
The total building permit
applications for 1980 -was
S363,200 as ' compared ' to
$606,360 for 1979. Fartn
oriented items such as barns,
additions and silos was down
$167,460. which 'accounts for
the major portion of the
decrease. r
Lucknow
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Hurrah -truce Provincial
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