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. . ',WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15
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1 at regular games plus speci..ais
. arid jackpot for $100;00
-the season on Monday, January
6th, with the first -Mixed Draw on
Thursday, January- 9th.- Commit-
tOs will be meeting this coming
week to draw the new rinks, which
be posted at The Club,as soon
as,possible. Skips.will be phAcined
so that all curlers may be notified:-
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It • - . January 6,
Jini MacDonald; curling with
Sandy: MacCharles, Murray
bert ,and Carrick , Coning were'
winners ot the - Martin-Weber
Trophy for- the third time, at the
bonspeil sponsored by Chris COoke
and son Harold of LucknoW. This
rink crushed all oppositimi with
three witiS, each with a ftill plus 'of
eight. Cam Bogie of Goderich
came secold tor the day with three
wins and a- plus of tWelve, Cam
t was assisted by Jim Hawkins,
Jamieson Ribey and Ralph Foster.
Third place went to Ivan Rivett's
fink of Len Bowman, Roger and
Torn Moore, with two wins and a
plus Of sixteen. 'The game betWeen
Riveft and Bogie was. a cliff-hanger
with Myatt haYing last rock and a :
chance to. go one up on the final
end, but settling for a tie. In the
extra half-end Cam Bogie came up
the winner. Bob Johnston, of the
local club took second place on the
11 o'clock draw, and waS aided by
Don Gaunt, Bob LyonS and Harold
Cocike. with two whiS 'and a plus of
ten. • Third place entries 'were
skipped by Donald MacTavisli and
Jim West. ,Other entries; bringing
home the baeon were -those of Jim
Clancy of Southampton, Harry
Scott, Leroy Walden, Ronald Far-,
rell, Blake Alton of Lucknow, and
G. SmYth of Dungannon. An added
feature of the evening was the
:thinese Auction' which • saw
Marie MacDonald purchase the old
'Pail heater for a quarter. Grant
•MacDonald auctioned the item
which realized the aniount of $20
for the club. It was donated back to
the club by the purchaser,/ Glen
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IN THE LOUNGE
AF'ilEARING TI-IIS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 10 AND 11
Htimmingbirds
Town & country.
High bowler for the ladies' was
Anna Johnstone with a single of
231 and' double_ of 388, .
High single , for the men was
taken by Peter. Cook with 187.
Spence had high double of
Team points: Reds S, Oranges 0;
Yellows 0, Greens 5; Blues S,
Violets 0: •
Team standings: Blues 43,
Greens 39, Reds 37, Orange* 31,
Violets, 26, Yellows 19.
Season's Greetings to• All!
Kinloss
. January 3 .
Harry Lavis• iolled high single
with a score of 247 and Gerald
Rhody rolled high triple' with 624.
Other men 200 and over: Gerald
Rhody 246, 221, Alf Herbert ,238,
Don Famish '202, Evan Keith 200.
High for the ladies was Marilyn
Rhody with a single of 244 and
Merle Rhody with a triple of 565.
Other ladies 200 and over: Nancy
Swan 221, Isabel„ Tiffm 218 and
Mary Lavis 202. -
Team pointS: Kings 5, Snows 0,
Wealthys 5, Spys 2, Macs 2,
Pippins 7. •
Team standings: Spys 57, ,Pip-
pins 56, Kings 53, MacS 48,
WealthYs 48, Snows 34.
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Jean Phillips bowled the high
single of 2517- and also the high
triple of 567. Good bowling Jean.
Games of 200 and over:- Ann
Purney 225, Jean . Phillips 251,
Marion MacKinnon 202. •
Team points: Ruth Thompson's
Emeralds 0, Grace Gammie's Rub-
ies 7; Pat Livingston's Sapphires 2,
Cora Thompson's Pearls 5; Trudy
Foran's Opals 2, Ferne MacDon-
ald's Diamonds 5.
Team standings: Pearls 64, ,
Rubies 55, Opals 54, Sapphires'53,
Diamonds 47, Emeralds 42.
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41.arry S.eott's foursorne Was the
winner of the Christmas, draw in
the Men's club when he defeated
.Sandy MacCharles by a score a
84. Harry had Ronald Farrell, Ed
Fink and Elmer Stneltzer assisting, '
and Sanily 'was aided by Leroy-,
Walden, Donald MacTavish 'and
Ralph Hunter. In the. Semi-final
series, Harry had defeated Doh
Paquette 12-8; 'while Sandyl had
defeated Harry Coiling by a score
of -84. Curling with -Don Paquette
,were BO) Love, Wray Osborne' and'
Jerry Huber. .Harry Colling had
Howard Hodge, Jim MacTavish
and Donald Pollard on his rink.
Harry Scott's rink will play for-
the Club championship at the end
of the season with the Winner of the
Winter Draw. . •
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Boxing Day saw a repeat of the
very popular "Family Day" _at_the .
'clqb, with twelve' rinks taking part
in the two., two-game draws.
Winner of the 1 o'clock draw was
Sandy MacCharles entry, with the
assistance of the McLay family for
the second game. Taking second
and third spots were the Leroy
Walden.' family rink, and ' that Of
Don Paquette, respectively. Skip-. ping other rinks on the early draw
were Norman ,Barnard, , Charles
Liddle and Howard Hodge. .
The • Jack S'cott family-% were,
winners of the 3 o'clock draw, with
Ronald Farrell taking second place
and Donald ./vtacTavish_ in third
spot. Other family entries, in order
of their finish were those of Jim'
MacDonald, Jerry Huber and El-
mer Courtney. '-
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- -The next event at the Club will
be the Martin-Weber bonspiel,
sponsored by Chris Cooke, which
takes place on Saturday, January
4th.
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All' draws will get underway for
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single, Marg Montgomery
211; high triple, 'Anna Johnstone
579.
' Ganies over 200: Grace ,Hopf
201, Marg Montgomery 211, Ev-'
elyn Hendekon 208; Dianne Carter
202, Anna Jahnstorie 2q0.-
Game pointsv. Lynn Vrt'iali's Tulips
2, Merle Rhody's CraffodilS 2, Anne
Wisser's Lilacs 5,;Zena Riegling's
Hyacinths 5, Irene Nelson's Crocus
2, Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 5.
Team standings: Lilacs 76, Hya-
cinths 64, Tulips 55, Daffodils 53,
- Narcissus' 48, CroCus 40.
Good luck in the New Year..
Federation
Christmas Dance
On Saturday, December 21st. at
Saltford Valley Hall. a large crowd
attended a Christmas dance -spon-
sored by_the Ashfidd Federation of
',Agriculture.. This was the first time
the Ashfield FederatiOn • had at-
tempted, this type of prOjeet and
from the number of people in
attendance and the good time had
by all, it was declared a roaring
Success. . .
The music_ was provided by The
Cavaliers of London.
Rdn Machan' Home Hardware,.
.Schmid's , Jewellery and China,
Lucknow Co-op, Sepoy Variety
Store, Arnold's 'General Store and
Teeswater Creamery ddnated to-
w-rds the 'event. ,
A delicious lunch wa's prepared
and served by Mrs. Harvey Mole of
Lucinow.
Manley of Southampton who hAd
bOught the heater on a previous
auction for $13, tWo years ago. ,
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A mixed club spiel will be held
this coming Saturday, to enable
new members to participate in a
bonspiel. Convener Carrick Coiling
is looking for entries from_twenty-
folic ladies and gents, each, .to fill
the list. You are invited to put your
names on the entry list posted, at
the club. '
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The -Word is "go" for all draws
thi's week as play commences for
ladies, gents and mixed fOr the
balance of the winter. Ie is a
pleasure to welcome so.many new
ctirlers' to the grand old game, and
it is hoped that you thoroughly
enjoy it.
LANGSIDE
Liane Young entertained four of
her little School friends after school
on Monday to celebrate her eighth
birthday. ,
Two girls from this district have
been Candy striping ,'at Wingham
and DiStrict Hospital op Saturdays.
We are sorry to report that Jim
Moffat is under the doctor's care
and hope he will soon improve.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
William Bates.
Special muSic at the- Langside
Presbyterian Church ChristMas
service was two solos, "What Child
is This" by Nancy de Boer and "0
Holy Night".by Graham Kay, and a
pageant by the children "Away in a
Manger" and "Glad Christmas
A number of People from Lang-
side attended - the Candlelight
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,F14ppy New Year to everyOne
and .Hope and LoVe for a new
to-morrow.
--Holidaying "with.. Mr.-and MrS.''
Oliver McCharles were Mr. and
,Mrs. • •Allan ,McCharles and.: fainily
of Montreal, Mr: 'and Mrs.. Donald
.McCharles and fainilY Of Chatham!.
Mr. John McCharles; and Brenda
.Joy.of Petrolia,.Mr, an4 Mrs.
McTavish ,of MOntreaL. who'. • all'
visited Grandrna. Mocha:ries • whO.
• quite ill . in• Clinton,
Also. visiting " -the
•parents friends' were . "MiSs
Margo and Doug Matthewitari,
Ken ,Farrish of Cambridge., i;Mas$:, . •
David Farris.h. of Stidbury„..Mr.- and.
.Mrs. George MiODOnald and ,Julie
flondOn, 'Misses 'Edna 'and Eliza
!Cook of' Owen 'Sound, MiSs
COIL of WindSor, JOhn Martyit of
!London, Mr, and. Mrs. Rod .FinlaY-'
'son of.Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. :Bill
.Finlayson-and faniily Tee.swater,'
;MISS:Carol, Finlayson .
Mr.. and. MrS. paul Emberlin,. Mr.
'and Mit. Bill 'Rodgers and'famitly
all..of .TOrontO, to name a
.;.Doug M'artyn . Spent Christrhas in
Kincardine, Hospital where he. had
had surgery the -Sunday preYiou.S.'
Ainsley Martyr,' • who . • had . been
hospitalized in, London returned'
home in-better health. '•
Mr: and Mrs: •Ewan MacLean
entertained Mrs..' Isobelle Martyn,
Mrs. Doug Martyn, ,Airisley. and
Donald and Mr. and Mrs. -.John
Martynthristmas Day. . • .
Mrs. Emile . MacLennan 'had:her
family with her during the Christ-
ma's holiday. • , •
• Miss. Doris W.ylds -of Toronto-
visited with her father. and enjoyed
Christnias dinner. with Mr. and
MrS. Lloyd Wylds and
Ivft: and Mrs.. Finlay MaCDOnald
/enjoyed a ChriStimas • Holiday in
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Ripley Curling Newst
Service at Whitechurch Sunday Florida with Mrs. MacDonald's
evening which was broadcast over
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father. ;
" Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIntOsh
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Rudi. and family spent the ChTistmas
Kathy,• Marilyn, Margaret and holiday in the Sunny South. •
.Alex of London visited with Mrs.
Orr, Bob and Dick on Sunday. A TIP TO REMEMBER
While outSide playing, Margaret Write a fetter each week . to a -
had the misfortune to break her left '-shat-i-n- telling 'them - the- -bits .-of
wrist, She will have it in a cast for new's you'leel will bring them some
six weeks. cheer.