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Heather• McLennan, Kare
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stripe were-00sta Curzon,
Janet Hogg, Jennifer Hunter,
Karen Laidlaw, • Heather
McLennan and Leanne
Simpson. The. SeCOIRIS were
Debbie Currie, Julie David-
son, Shatmdra Grove, Trina
McKittrick, Nikki Reavie and
Anna Sakasov.
Julie Nicholls and Leanne
Shaw received Packies
Crests.
All Brownies received a
crest commemorating 70
years of Guiding. It is to be
worn on the left cuff of the
uniform.
In Pow Wow the Brownies
were told about two Brownie
camps.
The Brownies made an
Easter craft.
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Cameron, Paul Kenyon, Doug McFarlan, Doug Stephenson, Dwayne
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-'are Jamie Robinson, Bill Cameron, Greg Walton, Todd Stainton, Quinn
O'Donohue and Robert Leedham.
• ' $L140,4gMIXED
IVIarie'S44Ts, are in top
spot for fAhe, playoffs -with
10,239 points•*bile Winnie's
Turtles 110144Own second with
10,228; Suetiligers are next
,with 10,989 dellowed by
Dorothy's DOlikeys, 9,905;
• Sharon's Seals, 9,889, and
1VIilts Panthera9,555.
-Herb`Kenkofittvai high man
singleWiLkettWarld totalling
, bowlers batitiding the• top
602 for the ttiPle. Winnie Boyd
bowled 599 for the ladies' high
triple, while Colleen Robertson
played a 245 for Single.
• Gapes of 46 . points or
better • were boittled by Ken
Murray, 214,250nd207; Herb
Kenyon, 246 and 297; Bill
Greig, 219, 203 a4259; Milt
Boyd, 205, 237 end211; Colleen
• Robertson, 245 '114-arg
232; Jerry Timm, 203 and 200;
Jim Shaw. 201 and 227; ' Les
Breitm°, 219 and, 227; Gladys
Bray, 217; Harold Johnston,
280; Reta Ross, 225; Winnie
Boyd, 212; Bonnie Greig, 221;
Jim Tonripson, 205, and Jack
Shaw, 208.
COFFEE KLATCH
Bowling the high single this
week was, Iris Poulen, with a
295 Score. other' ' ladies
bowling 200 and Over scores
were Bev Hayden, 230; Mary
Campbell, 222 and Mary Helen
Blue, 211.
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LAnDIES
JessieElizabeth
Robertson captured the high
singles with .205 and 196
respectively. High doubles
Were bowled by Vera
Schneider, 326; W. Lockwood,
344f, Jessie France, 344, and
Elizabeth Robertson, 341.
The Hummingbirds hold
first place with 88 points while
the Cardinals sit In second
with 82. The Wrens have 78
points for third followed by the
Canaries and Hawks, 56 points
each, and the Robins;46.. -
• THURSDAY MIXED
After an exciting finish
Linda's Lovebugs placed first
with 9,958 points, to win the
playoff championship. Ruth's
Rejects were close behind
with 9,777 points followed by
Marg's Kit Ka ts with 7,770.
In the consolation round
Sharon's Snickers tame out
victorious with 10,555.' Their
closest rivals were SYlvia's
• Smarties with 9,672 points
followed by Marie's Sweet
Maries, 9,536•
Dianne English captured
the ladies' high single and
triple playing 293 and 724
respectively. Bill Wall topped
the men's triple with 698 and
Grant Wall managiendts.
singlewith
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better wereplayed,200o
Games by Jean
Tervit, 200, 204 and 211; Jackie
Kreger, 206; Sharon Skinn,
224; Bill Wall, 222, 263 chid 213;
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Wall, 269; George Skinn, 222
and Ev Caslick, 204.
COMMERCIAL
Isobel Montgomery cap-
tured the ladies' top Single and
triple bowling 2 and 61,1
respectively. Larry pellott
played a 281 for the mellit filth
single while Frank Burke
totalled 718 for thntriple. •
Gayle's Greyhounds are
leading in the second week of
playoffs with 6,716. Marlene's
Malamutes. are next with 6,500
while Sheila's Schnauzers
totalled '6,219 for third place.
Esther's. Ellthoundt are next
With 6,178 followed by Isobel's
Irish Setters, 6,106, • and
Brenda's.Bloodhounds, 5,699.
Those bowling games of 200
points or -better were Esther
Thynne, 212; Jirn' Griffith, 230
and 259; Kevin Hickey; 238;
Gayle McArter, 217; Don
Higgins, 203, 206 and 205;
Verna Haugh, 214; Larry
Pellett, 203 and 281: Bob Pegg,
243 and 245; Jack Overholt,
209; Ivan Harkness, 204;
Frank Burke, 211, 276 and 231;
Isobel Montgomery, 266;
Isobel Readman, 204, and
Keith -Carson, 233.
WED: NIGHT LADIES
Verna Haugh. captured the
high single and triple with a
272 and 654.respectively.
Shirley's Spiders are in top
spot' with 47 points while
Gladys' Grasshoppers and
Jean's Junebtigs are tied for
second- with 36 points each.
Next is Lila's' Lizards, 30, and
Susan's Snails and Edna's
Earwigs, tied with 20 points
each..
4 Games of 200 points or more
were bowi•ed. by Connie
" Hickey, 210 and 230; Lyla
Hickey, 231; Catherine Camp-
bell, 201 and 204; Shirley
Wharton, ' 200; Audrey
Swatridge, 216 and 207;
Christine Rae, 223 and 231;
Karen Snow, 204; Mary
Campbell, 271; Jeannette
• Scott, 221; Betty Darling, 238;
Elda Nethery, 254; Nora
Finnigan, 248; Jean King, 207
and 249; Janet Storey, 207.
TEESWATER MIXED
• Grate Petteplace bewled
the high single of 259 and the
high triple . of 590. For the
guys, it • was Larry Boshart
with a 271 single andka 639
triple. .
Other singles over zoo were
recorded by Rob MacKenzie
215; Murray Whytock 221;
Doug Millen 236; Doug Oat -
Mart 225; Ivy Whytock 215; ,
Jim Young 281, 218; Pete
George 218; Emerson Hickey
207; Margaret George 212;
Larry Boshart 206; Millie
Blackwell 219; Murray
Pollock 205; Jean Young 221.
After two weeks of playoffs,
the Bottles are ahead with 5219
points. The Echos are second
with 5120 followed by the
Fruitcakes at 5071. The
Avengers have 4909; ,Devils
4800 and Clowns 4750.
FORDWICH MIXED
Gertie .Lambkin was high
lady bowler capturing the
single with 276 and bowling 617
for the triple. Earlan Osborn
was top man catching the high
single with n 255 and the triple.
With 709.
Scores of 200 points or better
were bowled by Nellie Allan,
206; Dave Dinsmore, 209 and
200; Earlan Osborn, 245, 209
and 255; Janice Behrris, 236;
Gertie Lambkin, 276; Gerald
Matheson, 223, 231 and 218,
and Murray Keepke, 234.
Duplicate
Bridge
Yvonne McPherson and
Elaine Colvin placed first in
duplicate bridge on April 3.
Tied for second were Grace
and Gordon Ross, and Jean
Whitby and Harley Crawford.
Norma Parker and May Port-
er tied for third spot with Lil-
lian Brooks and Omar Hasel-
grove.
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Stove Morrison40 V 20 . 28 % 43 66
Pete Goodall 44 • 17 V 44 119
Leo 1Unahen 41 14 2.9 43 .
Dan Martin , 44 ,24 17 40 -
DRVO NeabltI 29 12 14: ' 20
Dickio Moore 9411 10 l' 29 90;
Darryl Holmes , 39 •1 10 12 ' 22 113 •-.
Vaughn Passmore 43 11 • 10 , 21 -48
Paul Montgomery 40 0 14 .. 20 1, .,,,,,
Joe Tiffin 45 ••5 9.. 14 • ,.,, •., •,.,
Tern Foulon 40 ;• 5 9 °
Tosid Rintoul 41 1 '. 8 9 ,
Ron SC11151a0 6 0 1 - 1 •'
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