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Friday, December 21st
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Dungannon
wling for 1973 ended with
tompetition, with the result
some excellent scores were
ed.
the ladiei Mary Fisher cap-
both high single and high
with 279 and 699.
dies over 225 were Mary ,
2'19, Anna Johnstone 261,
e Elliott 253 , Marie Stewart
Marina Park 241, Joanne
e 241, and Shirley Boh 235.
Caesar walked off with the
Single of the evening with a
Bill Stewa rt captured high
with 811. -
over 250. were Jack Caesar
Bill Searle 309 , Bill Stewa.rt
2'16, 251, Roy Finlayson, 269,
Treleaven 268 , Jack Fisher
and Orville Elliott 261.
m points; Zebras 7 Gopheis
garoos 0, Chipmunks 7;
ts 4, Squirrels 3; Tigers 7 ,
0; Cubs 3, Lions 4; Coons
olverines 0.
standings; Tigers 66,
62, Zebras 59, Cubs 58,
is 51, Wolverines 51, Chip-
43, Squirrels 39,
38, Lions 31, Gophers
foxes
ey winners are high couple
and Beaty Irwin „high lady
Searle, high man, Jack
. Congratulations to the
arld'a Merry Christmas and
New Year to everyone!
Town & Country
For the ladies high single it was
Anne Dexter with a score of 189
with Mabel Steward a close
second at 186. Anne 'also took the
high double of 324.
Les Purvis bowled the high sin-
gle at 199 with Bill Sproule very
close at 197, Bill taking the high
double at 372. „
Team points; Harry Lavis' Reds
5 , Bill Ross' Oranges 0; Margaret '
McDonald's Violets 5, Les Purvis'
Greens 0; Vera Purvis' Yellows 3',
Henry. Carter's Blues 2.
Team standing: Blues 38, Reds
35, Violets 30, 'Yellows 28,
Greens 25, Oranges 9. •
Prizes donated by Beatrice Ad-
ams were won by Sadie Hamilton,
Bill Ross, Wilfred Drennan and
W. F. McDonald :
As this is the last game before
the holiday we wish you the COM"
pliments of'die season. See you
all on January 4, 1974.
Men's.7 p.m.
High single of the evening went
to Lloyd MacDougall with, a 273
score. - High triple went to Terry
Taylor with a' 703 score.
Games over 225: Lloyd Mac-
Dougall 273, Bob Cranston 257,
Terry Taylor247, 233, Ron Stan-
ley 232.
Team points; Owls 7 , Cardinals.
5 , Vultures 0, Hawks 2:
Teim itandings: Ron Stanley's
Hawks 46 , George Humphrey's
Vultures 40; Wayne Cranston's
Owls 37 , Lynn Hodgins' Cardinals
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Merry Christmas, Happy New
Year •to all the bowlers 1 .
Ladies 6:30 p.m.
Anne Putney rolled the high
single of 267 and Betty Kirkland
the high triple of 594.
Games of 200 and over: Anne
Pumey 267, Gay Garniss 223,
Betty Kirkland 21d, 212, Rosalene
Barger 223, Marion MacKinnon .
219, Ferne MacDonald 216.
Team points: Marion MacKin-
non's Poodles 7, Grace Elliott's
Corgis 0, Wilma Clarke's Span-
iels 5 , Mildred Bushell's Collies
2, Marion' Campbell's Retrievers
5, Mildred Cameron's Terriers 2.
Team standings: Retrievers 62,
Corgis 60, Collies 52, Poodles
51, Terriers 46 , Spaniels 44.
Until January 7th , 1974 Seasons
Greetings to all!
Ladies 9 p.m..
High single: a tie. Merle Rhody
244, Marilyn Rhody 244; high
triple: Barb Sanderson 658.
Games over 200: Merle Rhody
244, Marilyn .Rhody 244, Barb
Sanderson 211, 206, 231, Zena
Riegling , Mary Jardine 206,
Mary Cleland 209.
Team points; Janet Bargers
Potatoes 5 Lynn Wall's Corn 2;
Barb Helm's Carrots Q, Anne
Wisser's Radishes 7; Irene Nelson's
Peppers 5, Dianne Carter's
Onions 2.
Team standings; Potatoes 72,
Radishes 62, Peppers 54 1/2, Car-
rots 52, Onions 47 1/2; Corn 25.
Gdod Luck in the tournament °
ladies!
Men's 9 p.m.
Jack Caesar bowled an 816 trip-
le , a new high triple, for the sea-
son. Runner-up was Gerald
Rhody's 762 with Ron Stanley's
670 in third place.
Gerald Rhody bowled 391 for
high single , this too is high for the
season. Jack Caesar was runner-
up. with a 324. Other over 250
games; Harvey Houston 271, Jack
Caesar 269 and Ron Stanley 251.
Team points; Bill Button's
Buicks 5 , Bob Greer's Olds 2; Chas
McQuillin's Pontiacs 5. Herb
Barger's Mustangs 2; Clarence
Greer's Dodges 0, Harvey Hous-
ton's Fords 7.
Team standing; Buicks 54, Pon-
tiacs 45 , Fords 45, Dodges 37,
Mustangs 36', Olds 35.
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Alf Herbert rolled high for the
men with .a 265 single. and a 717
triple.. Nice bowling Alf!
Other men with a good score
were. Jelle 'de Jong with a 634
triple and Lloyd MacDougall.with
• a 631-triple.. -Merle Rhody was
again high for the ladies with a
223 single and a. 604 triple; Run-
ner up was Ann MacD•ougall with
a '516 triple. •
Men over 2 0.0 „A if Herbert/ 265 .
205, 247; Jelle de long 234,• 219;
Lloyd MacDougall ;,',47, 216;' Jim
Lavis 250, 202; Walter Dexter
.228; Russell Swan 227; Gerald
Rhody ,227; Evan Keith 212; Har-
old Campbell 207.
Ladies over 200: 1er le Rhody
223,.220; Doris MacKinnon 221;
Good try , Doris •
, Team points; Doris Mac Kin-
non's Wealthys , Lavis' •
Spys 'Ann Mac lyts'Macs
, Merle Rliody' s l'ippins• 7 .
To :al •
dacs ;36, tea:, s 34, Spy's.
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Primary Mass Choir consisting
of Grades 1. 2, and '3 sang "Christ
mas Tithe is Here" "I'm ,
Writing a Letter" and "Poppy the
Puppy".
Kindergarten sang "AWay in a
Manger" and "Silent Night".
Grade Two had a• choir singing
"There's 'a Safety Patrol At the
Corner"; "East Side, West Side";
"I'll Never Never Beg a Ride"
and "In June or November".
Grade one had seven girls and •
seven boys doing a dance called
"Push the Business On". Then
they sang a song-about, Ten Funny
Snowmen,
Grade One and Two did choral
speaking called "Cinderella",
Grade Three presented a
rhythm band. They played
"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"'
"The Mill, Wheel"; "Mistress
Mary"; "Jingle Bells";, "Hey,
Diddle, Diddle";"Did you ever
see a Lassie"? "The Grand Old
Duke of York"; "Joy to the World",
Grade Six had a gymnastic dis-
play.
' Grade Four used Stars and Can-
dles, They sang "Stari are the
Windows of Heaven"; "A Star was
his Candle" and "Place a Candle
in the Window". ,
Grade Five-Six presented the
"Awkward Squad". Mae boys
were in it. The left ovens did
the "Rhuernatiz Song".
Grade Four-Five did a Nativity
Scene and Caw's,
The Senior Mass Choir consist-
ing of grades 4, 5 and 6 ended the
concert with "It's Getting near, to
Christmas"; "Have a Holly Jolly
Christmai" and "Dear Friends
Good Night". •
The concert was on Friday,
December 7th at 1.30 p.m. and
8.00 p.m. The concert was a
great success. A Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year to everyone. "
GRADE 5 & 6
David Ingard is in the, hospital
for an operation. We hope he has
a quick recovery. Coming up
soon are our Christmas Holidays
from December 22nd to January '
3rd. Happy Holidays!
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