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EXETER
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.MEN. LEAGUE
'A" GROUP
MIR Specias (T. 1Yright 704) ., 2
L.-Supertest (A, Andrus 646)
Spares (). Falthalrn 675) a
i,mon at. Stagg 628) 1
Rangers (D„ Wilsht 107) 3
')et s (L. Haugh 676)
Windmills
U. Osgood 735) 4
riP'"six (J. Hennessey 625)
Ira,19.SPIen RI Glendenning 123) 3
ssilwen Tigers (1. Ja('ltson 663) 1
27. Uia'd,1'. lie5'alls 149) 4
persdse (), Coughlin 572) li
t 44611) 39
.41Vintluillis (442,12) 33
Billiards (432601 33
L. Supertest (41840) SS
,Milisitlen 02520) 26
. ()
26
Akil Specials (41453)
-6
' toresi; 142301 . .......... „, 24
(4036,,) 22
'FtillPis (WM 21
X.Appen Tiger. (40917) 18
Trzniesii,r,, I :5039) 14
"B' GROUP
l'anaissn The (N. Maelssac 496) 2
t'. Loggers (K, Jorgensen 544) ..
Larks '(N. Mattson 6101 3
Canners (S. Reuri)tk 569) 1
Teasimssteis *A, Melkle 593) 3
Bardtmouts H. Wolfe 551)
Con4tiin Lumber (1), Rooth 553) 3
S, Emeis (H, Patterson 483) 1
2s:him:4ns (G. Bjerky 156) 3
Fairlanes (J. Carey 657) 1
13o.:Didleys (1). Lenaghan 569)
N. E. S"test (G. H.Duvar 536)
Kingpins (42879) 41
Canners (44.1654) 39
Bo*Dislleys (39961) 39
Bankmonts (33450) 31
Supertest (39671) -.es 28
Fairlanes (40226) "6
Ist1 (39718) 23
Toastmaeters (35428) 23
Crystal Loggers (38568) 21
Canadian Tire (37487) 15
Conklin Lumber (37123) 15
SSerlIng Fuels (35758) 9
High single: .D. 'Wright (2)
High triple: G. Bjerky (759)
Hidden score: L. Lovell
'WEN'S INTER -TOWN
Exeter .A, (500) 9
Exeter B ()1331) 2
Goderich 13 (550) 9
Goderich .3, t5293) 2
Clinton. B (5117)
emtett A. (5465) 5
Wingharn (5505)
Zurich (4642)
11
0
Exeter A 82
Goderich A 82
Clinton A. gi
Olinton B 65
Goderich B 56
Wingliam 48
Exeter B 47
Zurich 23
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" GROUP
Happy Gals (3D. Mattson 621) .. 7
Lucky Strikes (G. BierIing 621) 0
Hot -Dogs (11.. Durand 593) 5
Handicappers V. Stagg 581) 2
We Hopes (T. Heywood 638) 5
Trailers (M. Cronyn 678) 2
Nite.441aysks (B. Sangster 575) 7
Blowettes (A. Ford 566) 0
Be Bop (W. Brintnell 684) 5
Pin Poppettes (As Fairbairn 614) 2
Merry Maids- (G. Farquhar 652) 5
Pills (21. Glover 491) 2
TV/Mrs 56
Happy Gals 55
Merry Maids 55
Be Bops 55
Hot Dogs 51
Lusk), Strikes 50
Nite'liawks 49
Wee Hopes 43
Pin sPoppettes 38
Pills' " 32
Handicappers 32
Blowettes 30
"Bo' GROUP
High Hopes (E. Bogart 606) .... 7
Alley Cats (K. Hay 580) 0
MiglitY 'Mice (E. Morley 542) 7
Droppettes (11. Frayne 511) „0
Frisky Six (B. Coughlin 529)
Jolly Jilis (3, Burke 460) 2
Lollipops (L. Brock 549) 7
Rollettes (B. 1filler 547) 6
jolly Six (D. Frayne 549) 5
Busy Bees (G. 'Webster 601) 2
Sputniks (B. Slaght 459) 4
Who Cares. (S. Appleton 583) ,. 3
Frisky Six 68
_Mighty :Slice 65
Al'ey Cats 56
Who Cares 55
Ro*lettes 49
Jolly jills 47
Lollipops 46
Busy Bees 40
High Hopes 39
Sputniks 37
Jolly Six 24
Droppettes 20
Plies single: .A. Group, M. Red-
man (267); 13 Group, E. Bogart
(265)
High triple: A Group, 'W. Brint-
nell (684); 13 Group, E. Bogart
(606).
LADIES' INTER -TOWN
Crediton (P. Iltinter-trvar 631) 5
Mitchell (V. McGillivray 622) .... 2
St. ;Marys (M. Blackman 634) ..., 4
Exeter (0. Munroe 717) 3
Goderich (St :McLeod 724) ...... 5
Stratford (T, Harvey 668) 2
Goderich 41
St. Marys 41
Stratford 36
Exeter , 38
Credlton 22
Mitchell 16
High single: 0. Essery (329)
High triple: 0. Essery (771)
High average; L. harmer (218)
MIXED LEAGUE
Air 'Wicks (B. Osgood 698) ..... - 5
White Roses (3, Scott 698) 2
Crackerjacks (B. Caldwell 661) 7
Leglonaires (11., Durand 524) , 0
Chicken8 (2(, Jorgensen 606) ,3
Puppets (1'7. Tripp 601) 2
Odds & Ends (C. Caron 716) 7
Dodgers (C. Poore t56) 0
Blowers SD. 'Webster 333) 5
'Teenagers (D. 311eKnight 547) .,2
Hot Toddies (G. TAW 120) 6
Kool slats (C. Edwards 617) 2
ChiViens 58
Craniteritteke 66
Odds & Enda ...........„ ..... 48
Hoot Etats 45
Air Wicks 45
Hot Teddies 44
Blowers ..... YOtvliki..10,1i. 81
White Roses ..., .. .....„......., .. 29
Midget% 33
Teenagers 22
Legionalres21
Puppets 9
TUrkey Flet)
Ledies' high triple: 15. Bend -
rick: with invidieSP, D. Webster.
Ladleshigh single: .3. Fairs
bairn; with handle:9.p, L. Smith.
Aten.s high slug e: M. lirintnell;
with handicap, C. Caron.
61ext's high triple; G. Lebel;
With hantlieap, T. Black.
Team: Higilest Pintail, Hot Tod-
dies, Air Wicks.
Chocolates; White Roses, Crack-
erjacks,
Hidden scores: Verne Stagg,13.
Durand, C. Bpawning, 3. Scott.
Weekly awards
High single: Ladles', A. Fair -
balm (291)); mens. T. Black 0064
Nigh triple; Ladies', R. Hend-
rick (624); men's G. 1,,ebel (120)
High average: Ladles', D. Mon.
roe (222): men's -U, Lehel (244),
FRIDAY NITERS
Lazy Daisies (J, Dougherty 411) 2
High -Biles (0. Mettles 583) 5
Wee Wins (13. Fahner 527) 6
Dubees pi, Glover 5691 2
Lucky Strikes (3, 2lason 489) 7
17p$ & Downs (Default) 0
Dubees 57
LtickY Strikes 66
High Hopes 44
Wee Wins 41
Ups and Downs 39
Las. Daisies 18
High single: M. Glover (2427
High triple: 0, Mettles (5c)3)
High average: P. liunter-Pmar
(157.81
I3ir,11 triple: B, Veinier (327)
Bidden triple: Is Issas
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
TUESDAY
Kingpins (L. Keller 3)11
T -Birds (13. Johnston 315)
Strikers MS Snell 575)
Beatnicks (D. 'Wolfe 219)
Comets (B. Farquhar 415)
Midgets (3, Basch 29S)
Kingpins 35
Cornets 27
Strikers 27
Midgets 19
T-13(rds 10
Beatnicks
High single: D. Snell (2)171
High triple: B, Farquhar (415)
FRIDAY
Bombers (Joan Essery 310)
Atoms (L. Stlre 327)
Larks (r. Fisher 387)
Jets (D. Wright 365)
Dodgers (P. McFalls 421)
6
0
6
0
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
Chickens ,(3.. Thompson 272) .. 2
Jets 33
Bombers 25
Atoms 39
Dodgers 13
Larks 13
Chickens 12
High single; P. McFalls (275)
High double: P. 5.1cFalls (421)
BANTAM BOYS
Rockets (J. Carroll 243)
Bluejays (D, Campbell 263)
Wildcats (Randy Weber 245)
Nite Hawks U, Gifford 28(1)
Silver Darts (0. Frayne 2461
Tigers (D. L. Ca.repbell 272)
Tigers
Wildcats
Bluejays
Rockets
Silver ,DarLs
Nite Hawks
High single: D, Burke (154)
High double: J. Gifford (380)
BANTAM GIRLS
Chickadees (P. 'Bridges 203)
Robins (j. Campbell 214)
Sparrows (B. Skinner 309)
Larks (J. Heywood 222)
36
31
21
13
10
Ausels27
Blowettes....... ...........
Night Hawka '15
St. Pats 13.
High siugle: C. 'Young (24()
„2.,i,lgslt triple: Si. Carling (.5\3)
441.ga AlreragO: (c. )vissej 184)
It -TOWN -
$t. Marys (N. Dulidas 11381
Stratford (21. Gornyicki 144) 3
New Hamburg (12, Schmidt 114119
Mitchell (D. Smith 113' 2
Seaforth (P, Weimann 104) 4
Listowel Pubrick 1285) . 7
Lucan (c. Elston 11561
Shakespeare (11. Queld 11\7)
si• Marys til. Cipriano 72221 .. 11
Shakespeare (B, Quell! 1147)
St. Marys 65
Stratford SI
Lucan 711
New Hamburg. Se,
Listowels 67
47
Seaforth 48
Shakespeare 43
One week in hand,
High single: F. Ashton 1854))
High five: 13. geehl (1367)
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
Champs (L. Arnold 24)0) -----------(3
Jinxs (1'. Ready 186) . .... 0
sparkplugs (W. Hodgins 171) .. 3
Meteors (R, MosurinJohn 137) .... 2
Aces (J. 11losttrInjohn 2251 .... 3
Dumbells (13. Haskett 138) ...
Champs
Jinxs 35
Sparkplugs 27
Aees '25
Dumbells 18
Meteor.;11
Girls' hie( single: L. Arnotd
Boys' high single: 3. Mosurins
John (22,i)
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CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
C. Angels (J. Edwards 620)
13. Bears (3. Barnes 677) 2
13. Bombers (G. Thompson 615) 4
N. Flyers (D. Roth .560) 0
L. Six (W. Watson 535) 1
0, Supers (3. Noyes 651) 3
13. 'Cps (A. Le-wis liss) 3
I. Lions (D. Wyatt 565) 1
C. Supers . 36
Bsinsley Dears 33
Bottoms Cp 30
II. Bombers 29
L Six
C. Angels 21
N. Flyers ls
I. Lions 12
High single: A. Lewis 5257i
High triple: J. Noyes (851)
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AILSA CRAIG CHILDREN
flukes (F. Branston 1631 5
Champs (14. Sutherland 1431 ..
Beatiticks (R. Graham 123)
A.stronauts (21. Rious 193) .. 1
Champs
„. 5
Beatnieks 4
Astronauts 1
3
(1-B83o)ys' high single: F. Branston
13 Girls' high single: S. Simpson
(104)
GB LANES
LADIES' LEAGUE
Braves (A. R.a.velle 573) . ........ 4
Westeners (B. Mason 526) ........ 0
Harmony Gals (13, Datars 671) ., 4
Atoms (B. Freebairn 466) .. ,.... 0
s Legionettes (P. Rexene 579) .. 3
0 Hot Shots (P, Sliroeder 510) . 1
3 F'crackers (H. Sturdevant 557) 31i,
2 Optomiste (D, Cutting 442) 75
Firecrackers 3315
Legionettes 29
Harmony Gals
Bra.ves 27
27
Braves 27
Atoms 22
not Shots 19
Westeners 16
Optomists 275
High single: 13, Deters (316)
High triple: B. Datars (671)
Owls (P. Schroeder 251) 5
Canaries (R. Grassick 211) 0
Owls 28
Sparrows 18
Chickadees 15
Robins 12
Canaries 10
Larks 7
High single: 13, Skinner (157)
High double: 73. Skinner (309)
LUCAN
LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
Short Circuits (13, 'Welch 592) ..., '1
Hotel (A, Gilmour 523) 0
Clandeboye (3. Sleaford 561) 3
Agrico (J. Van Lieshout 490) 0
Dairymen (I. Hearn (199) 3
Hot Shots (M, Hodgins 503) 0
Legion (L. Ditty 623) 2
Lumber Kings (J. Nurse 508) 1
Shamrocks (J. Gilmour 605) 2
F. Eaters (3, (-an Lieshout 635) 1
Woodbutchers (C. Glen 617) 2
Rex OS Rummell 596) 1
Legion 31
Dairymen 26
Short Circuits 26
Lumber Kihgs 21
Shamrocks 21
Rex 17
Woodbutchers 17
Hot Shots 14
Fire Eaters 13
Hotel 12
Clandboye 11
Agrico 4
High single: C. Glen (249)
High triple: Jack Van Lieshout
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LADIES' LEAGUE
Aces (F. Lippert 212) 7
Shamrocks (K. Thompson 175) 0
High Hopes (E. Coughlin 225) 7
Diamonds (H. McDonald 220) 0
Cutles (Is Blake 195) 7
Clowrie (T, Beaman 229) 0
Dairymaids (E. Watson 231)
Dumbells (M. Carling 241) 2
Ramblers (A. Mere)le 238) 5
Legionettes (S. Gledhill 218)
Satellites (IS Naee 278) 5
Sputniks (E. Steady 182) 2
Dairyrnaide 57
Satellites 56
Ramblers 55
Cutles 49
High Hopee 48
Clowns 44
Aries 43
Legionettee 38
Sputniks 30
Dfamonds 21
Shamrocks 27
»umbells 27
/4.igh single: B. Nue (278)
High triple: E. Coughlin (594)
High average: J, Beaman (178)
COLLEENS LEAGUE
8t, Pats (13. MeLaugh)in 444) .. 5
BletVettes (A, ReVIng(on 409) .. 4
MVOS (111 Carling 683) 2
Night Hawks (0, WieSe( 319) 3
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Town topics
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeVries
and family spent the weekend
in Waterloo -with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Dykstra.
Mrs. Fred Ellerington re-
turned from St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, last Wednesday
where she had been a patient
for several weeks after break-
ing her hip.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Puls and
daughter, Toronto, visited with ,••
Mrs, Puls' parents, Mr. and 31
Mrs. C. V. Pickard over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper
spent the weekend In Toronto
with their daughter Drs. Victor
and Joan Kyle and family,
Mr. Albert Traquair is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital.
4,44717-, ,
Sa.i.ntsbury Auxiliary of hospital
elects .state plans visiting .service
By MRS. BEI5.ER 'DAVIS;
SAINTSBURY
The members of the WA. of
St. Patrick's church met at the
home of Airs. Heber Davis last
Wednesday afternoon. The pres-
ident was in .charge. Tito socip-
tura reading was front the
Christmas story read by Airs.
Harvey Latta. Prayers follow-
ed for missions. sick, general
thanksgiving and member's
prayers.
Airs. Tom Noy read the sec-
retary's report and Airs. Earl
Atkinson, the treasurer's re-
port. After osli'demands had
been paid in full the group
voted $50 to the chureh budget.
A. draw for a mystery prize
donated by Mary lieeY was
W.Oil by Marguerite Greenlee
and donat-ed to the rector's
wife, Mrs. Lyle ,Bennett,
At the Close of the year's
business Rev. Bennett took the
ch -air for the election of of-
ficer,s,
President is Airs. 11. Davis;
honorary president, Mrs, Lyle
Bennett; vice president, Mrs,
Tom Kooy, Airs. Harry Car-
roll; treasurer, Airs. Earl At-
kinson; secretary; Mrs, Hugh
Davis; social service, Airs.
Maurice MacDonald; birthday
box, Mrs, Earl Greenlee; plan,
1st, Mrs. T. Kooy; Dorcas Com-
mittee, Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mrs,
Lorne Weiberg and Mrs.. Clar-
ence Davis,
Airs, Earl Greenlee and Mrs,
Raymond Greenlee .assisted,
with the lunch.
Guild meets
On Thursday the Guild mem-
bers met at Mrs. Davis' home.
Airs. Hugh Davis, acting presi-
dent, was in charge. Rev.. Ben-
nett read the scripture.
Treasurer Mrs. Dean Gibson
gave the financial standing,
with, a full report to be given
at the January meeting, Money
was voted to the WA prayer
partner, Miss L. Powell, Obuse,
Japan, for -a Christmas gift, and.
gifts to several sick children,
A vote was held to elect a
president to •fill the chair vacat-
ed by the past president, Mrs.
Lorne Weiberg, Airs. Harry
Carroll was elected for a (=-
year period. All joined in sing-
ing Christmas carols. The mys-
tery prize donated by Mrs. L.
Weiberg was won by Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald.
An exchange of Christmas
gifts followed. Airs. Clarence
Davis and Mrs. Jim Barker
assisted the hostess with lunch.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll,
Mr. and Airs- Clarence Davis
and Air. and Mrs. Jack Dickins
were Saturday evening guests
at a twenty-fifth wedding an.-
niversary gathering for Mr, and
'Members of the Women'S .cont tribuLed piano .and also
Auxiliary to South Httron Hos. 41111E1Am:5i tbe, Plane f7;A.t
pital at their meeting Ttiesday si`;;S:m4s 1.A141.1xslineWR:escl(e)1.0
afternoon voted to inaugurate ,T, IL Delbricige presided
a Volunteer service for the MS- ,feAr tl_ciehi.
prc.;gsrtarn4 3 111401 .
pital with the apOreval of MiSS
bY
was
A. Claypole And the Hosintal served members p.t
4°114tri.ds: J. C. Dunlop and. Airs.
Ward Fritz will convene A gem
mittee of t who will \volt put
a. schedule for, visiting and aid-
ing patients.
The President Mrs. Gerallt Rev John AlpEwen, 83, died
Godbolt announced
executive in ma' and General Hospital on
meetings the last Mpnday af-
ternoon
district WAS added at Shipke he received his education in
nencipg elf11 ea:kcalitluialM4rtyriz.nthaAs cino. eel": gr:tnCionaaYtia,vneD4:11clesMotraxbnie:;:112:,:nTsioliip.,
with Mrs. Ja
onto and held pastorateS
rep-
resentative,
e In bers were C4irleissgalwiplelaeporse,decosed him 16
129
guests of the Hospital Staff for ce:rs ago,
launciCLIiristina program and
Minister dies,
Stanley native
t Surviving are five daughters,
tsahlleedialiEs ee.gle'iBpi lights
snaegl ist ionnogbfell\hCnreldi.11;er isoiss' I.:et was rlieaaetisy:egessuSeefois:leo.
that we no longer
said "It's possible for candles T. (Dorothy) Huhcr, Geneva,
land,,sHarrison,\.v_iet4ze, 111arns 4. Switzerland,
el,el Georgia,li'sgse v(m. sl k ollury.! a4:::):
Mrs. George (Jean) Scott, Alid-
sential element i‘nvhoClicilvsetInns •'1;„.,elYtty McEwen,UliltedI \ T Ottawa;ati°Ms's
dbLA.ilkilt tielses, peesonplei;erhaps see it
son, Dr. McEwen, Winnipeg;
better than all who see the three sisters, Mrs. Jan me-
Farlane and Mrs. R. Y. Me-
Shelights of earth." Laren, both of Hensall and
illustrated her talk 13Y Mrs, William Spear, Highgate,
two Christmas war stories and
concluded by saying" There is Fun31.731,eIrvaitlhstrbuyiricaels Niirlaillin pbeenathaenIdg
stable -a way of life in which
a way begun in the Bethlehem cemetery.
greatness is found in service -
F.' • •
The Marlufaetlin13PaPer
New slate :WM grOUild W0011 PU1P
a
first achieved bY Charles for AOTS,
fl
visor of$we45v1310, 8,3
Part ,Cann Was elected presi-
dent of the James Street Unit-
edCl1ieli ACTS Men's CIO
at their regular meetino, Mon-
day Ile will SUMd Gerald
(lodbolt,
The state of officers Present,
ed by the nominating commit-
teo was accepted. They include:
vice-president, Pere Algralls;
SePond Vice -President, Bill Bat-
ten; secretary, Gard Clifton;
treasurer, Aub Tennant, and
bulletin editor, Pr. Wally Read,
A Panel discussion on variolis
aspects of Christmas was pre-
sented by Norm Welper, Iry
Armstrong, Cart -Cann and Dr.
Wally Read, They discussed
the commercialization of Christ -
Inas And presented ideas for
making the season more MOO.-
ingfids
Moderator, Bill Batten, draw-
ing a conclusion on the thoughts
of the panel, pointed out to the
members that "Christmas is
what you make A",
The program was under the
direction of chairman, Pen
McFalls, and Larry Carter was
in charge of devotions. Several
carols were sung under the
leadership of Ray Mills and
Norm Walper,
in the business part of the
meeting, the church club voted
to donate $100,00 for the next
two years to Earl Burr, form-
erly of Grand Bend, who is
the
presently a candidate for
ministry,
a way of loyalty in which lifeukuakz•ziggiit4i%welob-rirea' vttuNombrkisr
is found in losing it, if need
be -.a way of faith in which
mankind will yet find the heal-
ing of the nations."
Miss Sandi Morrow favored
with solos accompanied by Miss
Mary Shaw, Mrs..Robert Pryde
Mrs. Aljoe Culbert at the lat-
ter's home.
Air. and Mrs. Bob Tindall
and Nancy were Sunday guests
with the formees parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Tindall, Grand
Bend.
Mr, and Mrs. James Sigs-
worth and family were Satur-
day evening guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Atkinson.
Miss Gail Fairbairn, London,
and Mr. Arnold Ferby were
guests on Sunday with the for-
mer's -sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis
spent the weekend with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Noels and. family, Aylmer.
Mr. Marten Vandhrhoek and
friend and Mrs. Jerry Vander-
hoek were Saturday evening
guests with lir, and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee.
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