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We have an interesting ev
coming to our club this week
ent -llruce Pewtress, Bob Rattan, Eileen
Pepsi's Regional Junior Playdowns
di Sellers, fl
Donna Biernan; one o'clock
The 10 ladies' and 10 men's teanis
play Jan. 29, 30 and 31. Everyone
invited to come and enjoy so
excellent curling, starting Friday
draw, Jim Mclivirney, Angus
Falconer, Bob Gillespie, Neil Dinis
ning; three o'clock, Aart deVos,
me Jack Shiell, Sylvia Pewtress, Ken
at Leitch.
3 p.m. The teams will be from Mar
dale to Exeter and Kincardine
Harriston. We also need volunt
to help. Anyone willing to give
little time please call Cas
Casemore at 357-3582 or the clu
357-2179. Volunteers will be a
preciated.
Notice to all curlers aged 60 an
over: Come and join the ne
Masters' League being held Frida
afternoons, starting at 1:30.Fo
more information, please call the
club or Casey Casemore,-
Some winners from our regular
weekly curling are as follows:
Monday Night Men's League:
Russell Taylor, Dick Treleaven,
David MacLeod, John McFadyen;
Tuesday Night Competitive League:
Murray McKague, Phil Eadie, Dave
Eadie, Bill Sellers, Wednesday
Night League: seven o'clock draw,
Don Edgar, Brenda Edgar, Paul
Moffat, Barry 0' Krafka; nine
o'clock, Murray McLennan, Carolyn
Schofield, Gayle Neil, Ray Cardy;
Thursday Night Mixed League: Al
Williams, Ruth Orien, David
MacLeod, Donna Sutcliffe; Thurs-
tiarfarm lope; Welocle draw,
tok- Thursday night
eers horseshoe play
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Horseshoe games of 21 points each
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were enjoyed last Thursday event* at the Wingham Sportsmen's Club.
d Syd Lawson and Jim Wickens had
seven wins and a plus of 70 to lake
" first place. Leon Russell and Niel
Edgar played off with Keith Moffatt
and Lorne Hamilton to decide
second place as each had five wins
and a plus of 44. Leon and Niel ended
up in second place, while Keith and
Lorne were third.
Gerry Edwards and Glen
Casemore were fourth at five wins
and a plus of 39. Harold Carter and
Bob Gavreluk had five wins and a
plus of 36.
Jack Higgins and Don Saunders
were sixth with four wins and a plus
of 49, while Brace Ortlieb and Glen
Sellers were seventh at three wins
and a plus of 35.
Alex Boa and Mason Robinson
were eighth with two wins and a plus
of 28, while Ivan Gardner and
George Marklevitz rounded out the
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CURLING CHAMPIONS 'Mildred Dickson of Etelnibre, far left Southern; ROIo. i ding
Association rePreSenfatik fe, congratulated this Sarnia team after its members won the 'Aside of the re-
cent ladies' playdowhs at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. The team posted a win- over Elora and will
Janet Blair.
advance to St. Catharines on Feb. 4. Team members are: Mary de Guichy, Irma Ehldfell, Carrie Freitz and
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COFFEE KLATCH
High scores last week we
recorded by Muriel Irvine 20
Shirley Young 195, 173; Jean Dey
176and JeanneMePherson 166.
GtiltHISWROXETER MIXED
Nancy Wettbufer had the ladi
high single of 280 and the high tripl
of 669 was_ rolled by **oda Ming;
Steve liainitton had the men's high
single of 254 and the high triple
621.
Other high games were bowled b
Bev Harper 258; Agnes Haasnoo
240; Jim Stip 211;`,..1a0rna Koebel 2
and Steve Hamilton 2ou. •
WED. LADIES
Chris's COOM and Juanita's Bud-
weiser s lead the league with 4
points, followed by Karen's
Krystals, 39, Trudi's Exports, 30
Debbie's Blues, 24 and Jean's OVs,
16.
Shirley Young had the high single
41133 and the hightriple. of 276.
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Other high scores were_rolled
Mike Darling 250; Lull Miami,'
242; Lynn Ohm 204; Linda Hick
and Betty Stanley 200.
LEGION mini)
The. Pussycats jead the leagu
with 73 points-, followed by the Bo
News Bears and the Tigers in.a dea
beat at 70 each. They are followed b
Monty's Mules, 47, the Grey Rounds
41 and the Huskies, 35.
Jean King had the high single o
257 for the ladies and the high tripl
f 684 was rolled by Shirley Young
Don' Montgomery had the men'
gh single of 241 and the high tripl
578. ,
Other high games were rolled by
Gale McKay 231; MargPollock 228;
Muriel Irvine 221; Isabell Montgom
ery 219 aid Sharon Yorke 208.
RLUEVALE MIXED
Marge Adams had the high single
207 for the ladies and the high
'pie of 562 was rolled by Vera
by Moffatt.
ns Don Fitzgerald bad the men's high
ey single of 245 and Kevin Hickey had
the high triple of 608.
Other high games were rc by
e Kevin Hickey 241; Milt Boy e 429;
d Scott McLennan 219; . Harold
d Johnston 208 and Dorothy Thompson
y 202.
, Winners of the high -low doubles
bournament•were Betty Darling and
f Alice Massey.
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MON. NIGHT MEN'S
s The Gophers lead the league with
e points, followed by the Matadors,
44, the Boat People, 33, the Black
Machine, 23, the Stone Rollers, 18
and the Volts, 2.
- Jim Sterner had the high single of
332 and Rob McKenzie had the high
hiple of 781. Other high games were
rolled by Brian Hoy 301; Carl Good
290; Rob McKenzie 276; Paul Rin-
toul 270 and Ken Saxto
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n 253.
/Janet O'Neil sind Sheri Horton 2644
°the!' 'bight- games were Ivnad bY Howi-ck PeeWees are
- SEltion dthibated from tourney
Deb Steller 250; Joyce Cranston 231
and Teny Pautter
Those bowling 150 and over last
ere Gord Louttit. 189„ 194;
Charles Rosman 155; ,AJex Robert -
"I 176; *MY Ciali*O10.14_Carstat
Wation164,;.168; .Mtblie10'43 and
.IcenSa;tonSt.401,0.176.
etiMMAItekilliLEAGii*The • .
us ertjlead the league with
. ?-41 ViLets,tie wans,
62 the Easy Atideit; 56, the Oat
talkers, **Pocket Foxes, 45 and
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Adrienne Brophy laid. the high.
singjeohlkilor thegirjsand the high
triple of 587 ww.r*fledby Marg
A heartbreaking 5-4 loss to
Meaford in their first game of the
Duitam bouniainent put the Howl&
PeeWees on a bad footing.
The .-ilowiek lads allowed the
Meaford team the victory through
verv,;11sid rtiormtfrur
oz
lapses..
Danny, McGregor had two goals
for - flowielt - with singles going to
Michael Greig and
Single assists went to Itile Wheeler;
Michael Hargrave, Alea.AtaGegokt
Simon; Atton, Aaron - Stewart and
Ghe
ti;41, very closelyiilayed game hist
Sunday in Durham, the flowick
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PeeWees lost 3-0 to the host club, a
team Which _scored two empty -net
- goals thelast Minute of play to
edge Howick for the victory.
•Dennis Wintemutel Howick goalie,
was ,named " the tfik.1,f, !rent
vaiiiablePlayer in the match,
G1LEN'S GAMS:RV — Two foolish
penalties by Wheeler and Gallaher
in the Meaford game effectively
ilil owick'S chances to tie the
game With under three minutes to
play
"iinwick now advances to play
lIrialSels in the first round of the
playoffs with games yet to be"'
det0Mined
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