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GRAND BEND BAKE SALE - Members of the Grand Bend gymnastics club held a successful bake sale
Wednesday in conjunction with a fashion show at the Green Forest Hotel. From the left are Betty Shipley,
Mary Read, Nancy Read and Doris Kaempf. News Photo
Honour Irish at Huronview
Mondays program of old tyme
music and sing -along consisted
of Irish music in honour of Saint
Patrick's Day. Mrs. Driver,
Molly Cox and Norman Speir
provided the music with Morgan
Dalton and Nelson Lear leading
the sing -a -long. The Goderich
Township Women's Institute
volunteers assisted with the
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE
March 22, 1976
Total
Points
- 75
158
121
155
85
64
60
112
26
128
99
51
Angels - Lottie Grenier - 548
Starlites - Pat Schroeder - 740
Jolly Six - Iva Reid - 686
Packers - Marg Clarke - 574
Red Gables - Sandra Dickert - 646
Town & Country Six - Doreen Dietrich - 562
Ups & Downs - Irene Hartman - 506
Alley Oops - Mary Laporte - 599
Happy Gang - Martha Pfaff - 484
Road Runners - Betty Bell - 652
Super Six - Rita Mommersteeg - 537
Dashettes - Donna Schilbe - 558
HIGH SINGLE - Sandra Dickert - 355
HIGH TRIPLE - Elaine Datars - 852
HIGH AVERAGE - Pat.Schroeder - 201
MENS BADMINTON LEAGUE FINAL
TEAM
5 Doug Coxon and Ron Rader
7 Dan Turkheim and Steve Bedour
4 Bart Devries and Jerry Rader
1 Bill Taylor and Julian Bayley
3 Howard Thiel and Earl Gascho
6 Ray Weido and Doug Turkheim
2 Wayne Schilbe and Pete Darbishire
8 Fred Denomme and Kevin Dietrich
STANDINGS
POINTS
142
134
128
124
106
90
80
76
TOP "10" INDIVIDUAL FINAL STANDINGS
Steve Bedour
Jerry Rader
Julian Bayley
Doug Coxon
Ron Rader
Doug Turkheim
Earl Gascho
Dan Turkheim
Bart Devries
QUARTER FINAL PLAYOFF STANDINGS
Team 5 71 PTS.: Team 3 37 PTS.
Team 7 69 PTS Team 6 64 PTS.
Team 4 84 PTS. Team 2 32 PTS
Team 1 75 PTS. Team 8 56 PTS
POINTS
81
77
75
73
69
53
53
53
51
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Thurs. and Fri 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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activities and during the program
four new residents were welcom-
ed to the Home, Miss Ethel
Hill, Mrs. Millie Edwards, Mrs.
Charlotte Fewster and Wilson
Britnell.
Mrs. Lyle Storey of Seaforth
arranged a special Irish program
for "Family Night" with local
talent and entertainers from
Mitchell and Lucan.
Marie Flynn, Norman Speir
and Watson Webster provided
a program of old tyme music
in the Auditorium with dance
numbers by Debbie Flynn, Jane
and Laurie Bell. The Clinton
Christian Reformed volunteers
assisted With activities. A twenty
member mens choir from the
Kirkton United Church enter-
tained with sacred songs on
Tuesday evening. Thcrc +t t
instrumentals by Lorne Elford,
Clifford Jacques and Laverne
Rodd; vocal solos by Susan Van
Derspeck; piano solos by Kim
Heather;. tap dances by Michelle
Robinson and a mens quartette
Harry Hern, Ken Blackler,
Norris Webb and Glenn Cope-
land. Mr's. Waghorn expressed
the appreciation of the residents.
Kippen News
There were eighteen tables in
play at the euchre party sponsor-
ed by the Kippen East Women's
Institute in the Legion Hall Hen -
sail on March 23.
Winners were: Women's first,
Freda Boa; Second, Mrs. Roy
Swartz. Low, Eileen Connolly.
Lone Hands, Marlene Bell.
Men's first, Joe Carter; Second,
Bob Belt. Low, Jim Parsons.
Lone Hands, Jack Sinclair.
Lucky Draw, Grace Pepper;
Lucky cup, Verna Hay; Lucky
score card, Al Hoggarth.
Arrangmements were conduct-
ed by the North Group. The
members of Kippen East W.I.
would like to thank those who
attended the euchres making
them such a success.
Mr. & Mrs. Art McCallum are
spending a week in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. John Anderson
have returned from the south.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McGee,
Dungannon, visited with Mr. &
Mrs. W.L. Mellis during the, past
week.
Renovations at St. Andrews
Church, Kippen, are in progress.
Mrs. Ross Chapman holidayed
in Yugoslavia.
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