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ST. AUGUSTINE
YOUTH 'CLUB. DANCE
FRIDAY, MAY 2
AUBURN COMMUNITY HALL'
Town & Country
Bowling
Elleda Irwin bowled high for the
ladles with a single of 189 and
double 335. .
High for the men went to Walter
Dexter with single of 200 and a
double of 366.
Team scores, Reds 2, Oranges 3,
Yellows 5, Greens 2, Blues 3,
Violets 0'.
Team standings, Reds 14, Or-
anges 13, Blues 10, YelloVirs 9,
Greens 8, Violets 6.
Men 's 9 p.m.
Fr. Dentinger had high single
with a 305 score. Rick Jardine had
high triple score of 672.
Games 'over 225, Fr. -Dentinger
305, Irvine Eedy 291, Ray Cardy
264, Gerald Rhody 248, 227; Bob
Greer 246, 341; Bill Button 245,
226; Rick • Jardine 237, 231; Russ
Button 235, Jack Caesar 231, Ted
Cooper 229.
Team points, Oldsmobiles 2,
Fords 0, Mustangs 2, Dodges 7,
Pontiacs 5, Buicks 5.
Team standings, Pontiacs 20,
Buicks 19, Fords 13, Oldimobiles
12, Mustangs 11, Dodges 9.
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APRIL 22
Randy Ackert had both high
single and triple with scores of 303
single and 742
Games over 225, Randy Ackert
303, 238; Ron Stanley 276, 227;
Ken Eadie 267, 239; Wayne Carter
260, 255; Brian Steward 250, Greg
Hamilton 243, John Hogan 230,
226; Ernie Webb 229.
Team points, Owls 5, Cardinals
7, Vultures 2, Hawks 2, Sparrows
5, Crows 0.
Team standings, Sparrows 19,
Owls 17, Cardinals 14, Vultures '7,
Hawks 6, Crows 0.
April 23rd
Ernie Webb had high single and
triple, with scores of 304 single and
822 triple.
Games over 225,, Ernie Webb
304, 278, 240; Graham Hamilton
274, Ron Stanley 273, 260; Lloyd
Hanna 255, John Hogan. 242,
Wayne Carter 242, Don Mann 242,
231; Brian Stewart 230, Ray
Cranston 228.
Team points, Owls 7, Cardinals
.0, Vultures' 4, Hawks 7, Sparrows
0, Crows 3.
Team standings, Owls 24, Spar-
rows 19, Cardinals 14, Hawks 13,
Vultures 11, Crows 3.
Spys Are Kinloss
Play-Off Champs .
APril 23
For the men Harry Lavis rolled a
high single of 246 and Gerald
Rhody a high triple of 628.
Men 200 and over: Harry tavis
246, Gerald Rhody 245, 217; Don
Farrish 239, Jake Conley 227, 218;
Ivan Laidlaw 226.
High single for the ladies went to.
Cecelia Laidlaw with 222 and high
triple to Merle Rhody with 584. •
Ladies 200 and over: Cecelia
Laidlaw 222, Ann Dexter no.
Team points: Kings 5, Snows 5,
Wealthys 2, Macs 2, Spys 5,
Pippins 2.
Team standings: Kings 18,
Snows 17, Wealthys 15, Spys 15,
Macs 10, Pippins 9.
April 25
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Gerald Rhody was high for the
men with a 271 single and a 678:
triple. -
Men 200 and over: Gerald Rhody
271, 220; Evan Keith 252,'229; Jim
Lavis 235, 212; Jelle de Jong 229,
Harold Campbell 224, 211; Don
Farrish 216, Ralph Cameron 214,
Fraser MacKinnon 201..
i Dorothy Farrish and Merle
Rhody rolled the high single of 202
for the ladies and Merle. Rhody also
the high triple of 547.
Team points: Kings 0, Snows 0,
Wealthys 0, Spys 7, Macs 7,
Pippins 7.
Team standings at the end of the
playoffs: Spys 22, Kings 18, Snows
17, Macs 17, Pippins 16, Wealthys
15.,
See you all at the banquet on
May 6th at the Parish Hall.
What's New
At Huronview
The Goderich Township Wpm-
en's' Institute volunteers assisted
with Monday activities. Molly Cox, ,
Norman • Speir and Jerry Collins
provided the old tyme music for the
dancing and sing song.
Members of the •Gorrie and .
Wroxeter Women's Institute were
hosts for the *April birthday party.
Mrs. Alex. Graham was emcee for
the program which included piano
and violin duets by Ethel McMich-
ael and Florence Dickison; reading
by Wilma Clegg and a sing a long
led by the Institute members.
TWenty-nine residents having April
birthdays received gifts. The
eldest celebrant was Mrs. Mosack,,
ninety•-nine and the youngest
Margaret Kehn, who thanked the
ladies on behalf of the residents.
The Calvinettes,,an organization of
thirty-six teenage girls and their
Counsellors from the Christian
Reformed Church, provided a
variety program. for "Family
Night". The program consisted of
several musical numbers by the
group, skits and dances. 'Counel-
lors for the girls are Dianne and
Joanne Verhoef, Francis Jongejan,
Sandy Maaskant, Hilda Gilders,
Neilie Dykstra and Chris Bylsma.
Miss Bertha Deihl expressed the
appreciation of the residents.
Members of the Clinton Kinette
Club visited their adopted Grand-
mothers on Thursday morning and,
served lunch in the north dining .
room.
TALENT CONTEST
FRIDAY, MAY
FRIDAY, MAY 30
Sponsored by Lucknow
Agricultural. Society
DpNGANNON
Mrs, Graham. McNee'' attended
the. London Conference of U.C.W.
held in Sault Ste. Marie from April
20-22. She met the bus of
delegatei in Sarnia on Sunday and
was billetted on arrival with a
family of the local congregation in
Sault Ste. se
ssions
Besides the
interesting sessions of the confer-
ence, her hosts gave her a tour/ of
the city and helped to make her
visit enjoyable.
Mrs. Cecil Blake spent a few
days last week with her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Blake and son of
,Alliston. •
Mrs. Thos. Park his been a'
patient in Wingham Hospital for
the past two weeks.
Mrs.: Esther Rivett and Mrs.
'Gladys Rivett of . Goderich spent
Wednesday afternoon with • Mrs.
Graham McNee.
Gerry Bere, having completed
his construction technician's course
at Fanshavve, is spending a few
days at home before going West to
Edmonton to take a position -as
materials inspector with the Alber-
ta Government.
Dayid Bere is home on leave this
week before reporting at Petawawa
C.F.B. to continue his engineering
course.
Ken Bowden's sale on Saturday
was well attended and successful
with everything being sold.
Friends and relatives from Charing.
Cross, Chatham and Thamesville
were also in attendance.
Rev. R. C. McClenaghan attend-
ed the Social 'Welfare and Child-
ren's Aid Provincial 'Conference in
Toronto last week along with. about
1700 delegates from all over the
province.
Mrs. R. C. McClenaghan visited
last week with her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. McNaught in Toronto;.
with her daughter Beatrice in
Newmarket; and her sister, Mrs.
A. R. -Goudie in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee,
and Mrs, Jim Hayden and girls
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ribey
and family at Underwood on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Here, and
Karen of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Aldham and family , of
Goderich visited Mary Bere and
family on Sunday. Mary and
Maylin called on their aunt, Mrs.
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Ken Bell, Goderich during the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs: Ed Burt, Rhonda,
Randy and Richelle visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park on
Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Meurs and
son Jeff of Huron Park called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Park on Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs.. Graham McNee
visited Mrs. Ross McNee in Clinton •
Hospital and Mr. McNee at
Huronview on Saturday. • Mrs.
Graham McNee visited on Friday
with Mrs. Ken Bell in Goderich. '
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