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Wednesday, Jaaswary til, 1983 -fie B
by Lab Illathineke
Beit visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Dick McQualin and
Bon wee Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon M . _ of Sarnia,
Mrs_ Hicks of Kincardine
and Ray Thompson of Port
Colborne.
The community all wishes
Mrs_ Ira Dickie a speedy
recovery as she is a patient in
Wingham Hospital -
Bonnie Clack was home
from Stratford on Satarday to
spend the day with her par-
ents. Lreonard and Wia
Clark_
Norma and Mar`lynne
Macintyre of `oto were
both home for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Denver
Dickie of Keswick were home
for the weekend.
Jim Burt is a patient in
University Hospital, London_
We all wish him the best of
luck and hope he will be
home soon.
Si. Helens UCWmeets
St. Helens U.C.W. met at
Miss Isobel Miller's home on
January 11.
Mrs. Helen Todd was in
charge of the worship and
opened with a reading, Turn-
ing Over A New Leaf.
Miss Isobel Miller read the
scripture. Mrs. Todd read
the meditation.
Isobel Miller had a read-
ing. Mrs. Todd closed with
prayer.
Miss Peggy Gordon had
the topic and continued with
the study of the South Pac-
ific.
Mrs_ Gordon McPherson
was in charge of the busi-
ness.
At the close of the meeting
lunch was served by Mrs..
Eldon Miller and courtesy
remarks by Mrs. Frank Mc-
Qluillin.
bowling
Latinism -Dungannon Mixed
Mens high, Ron Elliott
246, 584.
Ladies high single, Wilma
Elliott 247.
Ladies high triple, Betty
Van Osch 561.
Standings: Chipmunks 11,
120; Gophers 6, 991/2; Squir-
rels 9, 128%; Kangaroos 13,
116%; Tigers 6, 120%.
Lacknow-Dungannon
Ladies high single, Barb
Tyler 215.
Ladies high triple, Shirley
Allan 578.
Men's high single, Frank
Alton 234.
Men's high triple, Keith
Tyler 589.
Standings: Chipmunks 10,
130; Gophers 12, 1111/2;
Squirrels 10, 1381/2; Kangar-
roos 7, 1231/2; Tigers 6,
126'/2 .
Y.B.C. Bowling
High scores, Kim Tyler
163, 370; Tracy Livingston
163, 435; Scott Allen 179,
465; Tim Becker 180, 515;
Tom Gilmore 160; Bruce El-
liott 429 triple.
Standings: Allis Chambers
61/2, 891/2; Massey Fergu-
sons 5, 120; Fords 7'/1,
109'/2; Internationals 11,
100.
Y.B.C. Bowling
High scores, Lea-anne Liv-
ingston 158, 423; Tracy Liv-
ingston, 206, 503; Scott Al-
len, 173, 477; Bruce Elliott.
172,416.
Standings: Allis Chambers
5, 83; Massey Fergusons 9,
115; Fords 12. -102; Interna-
tionals 4. 89.
Ladles 8:00 O'clock
Ladies high single. Nikki
Exel 225.
Ladies high triple, Marg
Wilson 552:
Games over 200: Nikki
Exel 225, Muriel Ritchie 221,
Marg Wilson 217, Barb Tyler
209, Barb Helm 213, Gerda
de Jong 207, Irene Haldenby
202, Chris McDonald 202.
Team points and stand-
ings: Crocus 5, 46; Snow
Drops 5, 45; Iris 7, 51;
Hyacinths 2, 46; Tulips 0, 56;
Daffodils 2, 51
Ladies 6:30 Bowling
Betty Emberlin bowled the
high single with 230.
Joan Livingston bowled
the high triple with 553.
Games of 200 and over:
Lorna Button 202, Bernice
Kemp 226, Betty Emberlin
230, Mary Cleland 205, Joan
Livingston 214, Jessie Joynt
207.
Team points and stand-
ings: Elephants 2, 62; Bears
2, 751/2; Monkeys 2, 56;
Tigers 5, 60; Giraffes 5,
561/2; Lions 5, 68,
Men's Bowling
High single, Gerry Ross
290. High triple, Gerry Ross
662.
Games over 225: Gerry
Ross 290, Dave Humphrey
250, Orville Elliott 245, Ray
Guay 244, Joe Hackett 228,
Steve Owen 226.
Standings: Oldsmobiles 5,
58; Fords 7, 56'/1; Mustangs
0, 76; Dodges 5, 55'/1;
Pontiacs 2, 36; Buicks 2, 54.
Men's Bowling
High single. Orville Elliott
259.
High triple, Clarence
Greer 647.
Games over 225: Orville
Elliott 259. Gerry Ross 252.
Clarence Greer 249, Wayne
Cranston 234. Ray Cranston
230, Gary McInnes 225.
Standings: Oldsmobiles 2.
53; Fords 4',), 49'/I; Mus-
tangs 5. 76; Dodges 2'/1.
501/2; Pontiacs 5, 34; Buicks
2, 52.
Town and Country
Anna Johnstone had high
score for the ladies with
single of 189 and double of
311.
High single for the men
was Charlie McDonald with
195. Roy Finlayson had high
double with 320.
Team standings: Greens
44, Oranges 35, Yellows 35,
Reds 31, Blues 30, Violets
20.
NAPPY 501x WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Russel and Louise Brindley
Dungannon
Congratulations and Best Wishes
from Leonard. Violet & Family
Dance. Live Entertainment.
DungannonHall
FRIDAY, JAN. 28,1983 9 P.M.
Best Wishes Only
ANNOUNCEMENT
OPEN MEETING
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of the
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