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THESE THREE 4-H MEMBERS were honoured Saturday
for their work in their clubs. Karen Currah (centre) of
Corrie was awarded a provincial honour certificate, while
Lori Moir, also of Gorrie, and Cathy Craig of Wroxeter were
presented with county honour awards.
Gorrie Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay of
Mr. and Mrs. William Klum- Kitchener has purchased the
penhower and family of RR 1, Dinsmore residence in the vil-
Wroxeter and John Van de Kemp lige.
and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Noble and
Mr. and Mrs. John Van de Kemp Ken spent the weekend with Mr.
Sr. l h
Miss Linda Rdb><lison, duep ,n and
family of London.
and Mrs. Harry Linde
and Brian Robinson of Toronto and Mrs. Kenneth Short -
spent the weekend .with Mr. and reed, Jody and Robbie of Walton,
Mrs. Lorne Robinson. r. and Mrs. William Lockridge
• Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Mann and and Angela of Wingham, Mr. and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Carl Dinsmore, Mr. ' and
Breckles, Kinlough attended the Mrs. Wayne King, Craig and
funeral of Mrs. George Campbell Careyof Mrs.
of Listowel on Saturday. were guests ' Harry COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
James Alcorn spent the week- King on Sunday. Shirley Zimmer was the star of
end with Rick Alcorn near Mono the show when she came up with
Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lawn Bowling CIA - the 251 high single and 634 high
Ferguson of Acton also spent the • triple. For the men, it was Wes
weekend at the same home.
Simmons With his 274 single and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilde, receives2�9 Frank Burke's 713 triple.
Fort Frances, visited • recentlyA cheque for $2,910 was pre -
Tied at 36 points to lead the
with Mrs. Hartwell Strong andgroup are Haugh scutal Monday afternoon to the s Hollyhocks
other relatives.Wingham Lawn Bowling Club. and Readinan's Roses. Michie's
Mrs. Conrad Neabel, Palmer -
BOWLING
COFFEE KLATCH
The league had 27 bowlers this
week.
Wi a wee break when the
flights went out, there were still
quite a few over -200 bowlers:
Lois Surridge 221; Jean King 201,
244; Diane English 236; Shirley
Wharton 200; Dorothy Croskill
245; Nora Finnigan 219; Shirley
Storey 254; Louise Welwood 253.
Shirley Storey had the high
single of 254 and Jean King
bowled the high double of 445.
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SENIOR LADIES
It was Anne Geddes all the way
as she came up with the 194 high
single and 381 high double at
Monday afternoon's session.
Margaret Robertson had a nice
179 single. Doubles of 300 or over
were rolled by Mrs. Robertson
303; Mary McKinney 316 and E.
Laidlaw 306.
Tied at 21 to lead the standings
are the Sugar Crisps and
Crackerjacks. The Krispies are
second with 18, followed by the
Wheaties at 14. The Special Ks
have nine and the Cheerios seven.
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LEGION LADIES
Jean's Jelly Beans are out in
front with a whopping 37 points.
In second place are Lila's Limp-
ers with 302 and third are Bet-
ty's Bombers with 231/2. Norma's
Mules have 17.
Jean King oame up with the 260
high single and a nice 701 triple.
Gladys Yea's 259 single and Jean
Tervit's 597 triple were runners -
tap.
Games over 200 were bowled by
Ada Aitchison 226; Dolly Gilroy
213; Jean King 228, 213, 260;
Gladys Yeo 259; Norma Strong
211; Jean Tervit 236; Doris Wald-
en 202; Winnifred 1 arcourt 206;
Velma Scott 224.
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Mike Barkwell, field represents- Mayflowers have 29 and close be-
ston, spent a few days with Mrs. " live for the New Horizons Pro- hind them come Pegg's Poppies
William A. Smith.Kram of the Department of at 28. Griffith's Glads have 25 and
Mrs. James • Alcorn spent theHealth and Welfare, officially Burke's Bluebells 14.
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.Thanks to spares, Helen Case -
resented the money to the clot more and John Campbell.
George Tizzard, Summit lai`e, president, Elmer Ireland.
Oshawa, and on Sunday visited0
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Mr. Ireland advised that the TEESWATER AND
with her sister, Mrs. Murray honey will be used to improve
Detlor who is in Dr. John Ruddyfacilities in the club house, repair WINGHAM LADIES
Hospital, Whitby. She also visited the fences and structure and pur- At the top of the heap was
Mr. and' Mrs. William Burns of chase new sets of bowls. The Gladys Stewart with a 226 single
Oshawa.- major objective, however, is to and a 608 triple. Other good
Earl Halliday 'of Waterloo increase the membership of the singles were bowled by Betty
called on Mrs. Harry Gowdy on club by encouraging more young Kennedy 217 and Marg King 220.
Saturday. -men and women to join. Extremely close in the stan-
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson of New° Horizons is specifically dings, the teams battle for top
Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn formulated for retired persons. place.. There now are Evelynne's
Jacques of Walkerton and Mrs. The accent is on local needs as Suckers with 29 but they aren't
Charles Finlay visited Saturday seen by older citizens and on their bragging, for Helen's Herrings
with Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. willingness to meet such needs. have 28 and Joan's Jellyfish 27.
Mrs. Donald Gibson of Monkton Grants are available for projects Rina's Crabs have 24; Susie's
and Mrs. Kenneth Collier of on that basis and funding may be Salmons 21 and Dianne's Goldfish
London visited at the homes of extended for a period of up to 18 19.
Mrs. Wilford King, Mr. and Mrs. months.
Ken Hastie and Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Miller, on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl King and Douglas DUPLICATE BRIDGE
King of Harriston also called on RESULTS
Mrs. W. C. King. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mann and North and south: first, Norma
Parker and,' Jean Hodgins;
family of Heathcote spent the second, May', Porter and Joe
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Shel- Martin; third, Doris French and
don Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Omar Haselgrove. East and
Mann and family and Mr. and west: first, Bernice. Crawford
Mrs. Jack Mann and family and Art Wilson; second, Kay
visited Sunday at the same home.
Forgie and Charles Hodgins;
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques spent third, Farish Moffat and W. H.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie French.
Weber of Mildmay.
SCORES
ladies' high single and her 614
triple was also the best of'. '.the
night. Mac Ritchie captured: ,aU
honors for the men with a 312
single and a 731 triple. /
Over 200 games were rolled by
Bruce Skinn 281, 219, 209; Dave
Tiffin 203, 224, 223; Mae Ritchie
312, 230; Doug Layton 236, 296;
Marg Moffatt 232; Jerry Stith
202; Bruce Machan 205; Keith
Moffatt 284; Gord Daugherty 224;
Al Skelton 234; Luanne Keri' 206;
Bill Johnston 202; Elcia Nether),
240; Helen Skelton 268; Ruth
Smith 205; Joan Pletch 209.
MIKE BA R K W E L L, field representative for the New Hori-
zons
ori-
zons Program under the Department of Health and Wel-
fare, presents a check for S2,910 to Elmer Ireland, president
of the Wingham Lawn Bowling Club. The club will use the
money to repair the facilities and the club house with a long-
term plan to increase membership.
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LADIES' WEDNESDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
McBurney's Meatballs bounc-
ed into first place last week with
36 points to edge out Tolton's
Tongues with 35. King's Kidneys
were close behind with 32 points,'
followed by Scott's Steaks with
26, Lee's Lambchops with 21 and
Bain's Bones with 18.
Diane English was the high
single of 330, while Shirley Storey
was high triple with 710. Other
games over 200 were: Shirley
Sallows, 234; Helen McBurney,
222; Shirley Storey, 231, 290;
Nancy King, 205; Maude Schies-
tal, 214; Lila Hickey, 220; Jean
King, 223, 239, 232; Verna Stef-
fler, 210, 247; Mary Campbell,
208, 206; Beth Skinn, 223, 227;
Mary Lee, 257; Sharon Skinn, 258,
232 Joyce Gardner, 239; Verna
Haugh, 220, 235; Nora Finnigan,
213; Dorothy Croskill, 204; Carol
Shaw, 202; Caroline Greenaway,
250; Edna Mae Armstrong, 207,
212.
Thanksto spares, Dorothy
Croskill. Verna Haugh and Nancy
King.
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1 ANT
The Wild Cate are grow
their Way to the tup and tel
everyone to stay out of rtir way,`,`:
They added five points and are up
to 23 now. The f"arnits Wafted t'w'o
teams to take secQ d tae at 31•
The Tiger Cats foved tel 19 Mfd
the Chimps stayed at, 17, ;The
KangarooS have 14 and the MOW,
keys 11.
Julaine Adams took hlgh EiNTAit
and high double honors wjth 128
and 239. For the boys, It was Rob-
bie Willis with 160 and Bradley
Shobbrook with a 267 double,
Games over 125 were bowled by
Ian Jarvis 133; Rance Willis 130;
Bradley Shobbrook 147; Billy
Gaunt 127; Andy Jarvis 13Q.
Bowler of the Month crests
were awarded the boy and girl
who had improved their averavec
lust for the month ;
fir w*th AO
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res, a of 7A thU T ton; an
crlse\of 14,
JUNIORS
Debra Wittig had the high sing-
le for the juniors, it WAS a nice,
100, High triple was Karen Ca
more's 44, It was, Wayne mp-
son all the way for the .boys; he
came up with a 196 single and a
287 double, Other good games
were *Yea by KARP Comore
166; Tim Stainton 159; Tim Bain
• 160 and Brien Hoy 1$1,
The Double Bubbles, are, in first
place with 21 points but not far
behind are the Spearmints at 20,
The Lifesavers have 18; Chiclets
16 and tied at 15 are the Double -
mints and the Black Cats.
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SNIOR MUMS
'here was .a re4I uttoot
senior itinior leag. two
,ams the Bill Macs and:the Sub-
.
aiin , increased theit points
by five and are tied at 22, IlleY
knocked out of lead't3esitlquii tbe
Bed Hots,wihostayed at 10and tth
French es who ), unit ted at las
e Big ' Boys have 14 and the,
F',potiongs .10,
For the ,sir :, it was Kerry
Thompson all the way as she hit
the jackpot with a 104 high single
and a 3'•: double, Robbie Grove
,and Greg ;storey tie with the r.18s
high single but Greg was. the Win'
ner in the double department
with his 336.
Games over 175 were bowled by
Robbie Grove, Greg Storey and
Reuben Jacklin who chalked up a
181.
and001 were hit
Over -'20 genus were:
Sheila Burke 210; fiend F
Anna Haugh: 230;
MacLennan 215 and Jay Macu,
do Thq . to Klux :Klan .i$ IhrowiN
rand its weightaround'
gang, with 34 points, !M ray
any threat are the other r toms
running, e. show of their o. The
Freaky Five have 19; tom, at 18
are the Phil Panthers 'a
Jaws;. and tied at 15 are
sada and the .Anonym , •
Sunday was the senior mina
tournament for the seniors, JaI t
MacLaurin placed second vwth
total of 1158E points, one point be-
hind the winner. Rick Macy
ran• placed third with a total of
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THURSDAY MIXED
The first series of bowling has
been eo npleted and Helen's Hell -
a': ended up un top. assuring
..ani sof a place in the playoffs.
Ileleii Skelton had a fine 2(,8 for
House Aleague
starts season
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boys playing hockey in three
teams: "Brophy Bruins",
"Canadian Tire Canadians",
"Green's Northstars" . The boys
are recording their first game
today (Thursday) Nov. 13, Any
player who has not received his
team list and schedule should
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