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Team Standings
Baby Tears - 143; Cactus - 98; Violets -
95; Aloe Vera - 94; Ivy - 90; Ferns - 66.
In bowling on March 26, the high single
and high triple were both registered by
Shani Webb with scores of 283 and 739.
Games over 200: Alene Clark - 200, 205;
Carol Atkinson - 219; Wilma Elliott - 201;
Wilma Blake - 208; Judi de Boer - 206;
Anne MacDonald - 226; Dede Graham -
248; Marj Hackett - 242, 221; Barb Van
Diepenbeek - 237, 220; Shani Webb - 283,
260; Marg Wilson - 233.
Town and County
Team Standings
Pansies - 75; Tulips - 661/2; Crocuses - 62;
Snow Drops - 59; Hyacinths - 46; Daffodils -
361/2 ,
Shirley Allen bowled the high double
with a 392 and her singles were 197 and 195.
Jean Phillips rolled the high single with 235
and her double was 362. Second was Fern
McDonald with a single score of 227 and a
double of 389. Marie Park was third with a
290 and 361.
Harry Lavis bowled the high double for
the men with a 396 and his single was 214.
Bill Henderson captured the high single of
217 and his double was 379. The second
high double was by Ronnie McQuillin with
a 387 and singles of 197 and 190. Ab Morton
was there too with a single of 201.
Editor's note: Our apologies to the Town
and Country Club for the absence of the
bowling report last week. It was somehow
got lost in the midst of the other cor-
respondence at the Sentinel office. A.R."
Mixed Couples - Playoffs
Team Standings
Wolverines - 28; Chipmonks - 27;
Gophers - 26; Kangaroos - 19; Tigers - 15;
Squirrels - 11.
Pat Livingston took the ladies' high
single of 245 and the ladies' high triple of
632.
Gerald Rhody took the men's high single
of 320 and the men's high triple of 626.
Games over 200: Pat Livingston - 245,
238; I3ev Beyersbergen - 222; Lucy Miller -
214; Betty Mole. - 202; Mary Phillips - 200;
Gerald Rhody - 320; Joe Agnew - 240;
Kevin Finnie - 234; Harvey Livingston -
233; Da ,yid Elliott - 214, 206; Steve Carvell -
205, 203; Russell Swan - 201.
Town and Country
Team Standings
Pansies - 77; Tulips - 691/2; Crocuses - 65;
Snow Drops - 62; Hyacinths - 48; Daffodils -
381/2.
Joan Robinson rolled the high single
with a score of 227 and a double of 390. Jean
Philips rolled a single of 217 and she beat
Joan by one point for the high double with
a 291. Marj Solomon was third with a 207
single and 375 double.
Ian Dougherty was high for the men with
a single of 216 and a double of 285. Ab Mor-
ton was second with 213 and 374. Don Mc-
Cormick was third with a 214 and 368.
Ladies 7 p.m.
Team Standings
Goats - 46; Cows - 381/2; Mules - 34;
Horses -27%; Sheep - 251/2; Porkers -171/2.
Shani Webb and Kay Crawford tied for
the high single with scores of 232. The high
triple went to Kay Crawford with a 648.
Games over 200: Kay Crawford - 232,
214, 202; Shani Webb - 236; Betty Van Osch
- 231, 206; Mae Hunter - 226; Lynn Taylor -
221; Jean Phillips - 219; Betty Stanley -
214; Pearl Chilton - 213; Roberta Whytock -
205; Mae Howald.- 204; Kim Phillips - 200;
Barb Jardine - 200.
The increase in unemployment has
been particularly noticeable among young
people according to Statistics Canada. The
unemployment rate for men under the age
of 25, rose from over 12 percent in 1975 to a
peak of over 22 percent in 1983, then declin-
ed to just over 18 percent in 1985. Among
women in the same age group, unemploy-
ment increased from over 11 percent in
1975 to 17 percent in 1983, before declining
to under 15 percent in 1985.