Times-Advocate, 1978-11-02, Page 23 (2)1
Whalen
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Mr. & Mrs: Walter Baker,
Windsor were Thursday
visitors with -Mr. & Mrs.
Ernest Ferguson. In the
evening Mr. & Mrs. Dave
Hord Strathroy visited with
the Fergusons.
Lori Morrison, Fullerton
visited Friday evening with
Pat--Taziar.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wallis
and family, Stratford and
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis
were Sunday supper guests_
with Mr. & Mrs. Alton
Wallis. •
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hera •
and Lynne were Sunday
supper guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl -French.
SundWvisitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ernest Ferguson were
Mr. & Mrs. Robert "Moihar
and family, Dorchester and
Bob Armstrong,. Ansel
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Take -three games in Exeter
Lucan ladies are winners
The Lucan Ladies Inter -
Town team travelled Co
Exeter Saturday and beat
the Exeter team in three of
the four . games. • Leading
bowlers for Lucan. were
Willa Harding with 244. - 905
followed by Muriel Kennedy
with 264 - 871 and Lorna
Ellyatt 255 - 839.
Prior to this week end,
Lucan. was only four points
out of first and so they are
doing quite well for . their
first' year in this league.
Monday ladies - Joyce
VanGeel 290 - -710, Loretta
Dickson 239 - 695, Edyth
Watson 262 - 684, Joyce
Sovereign 240 - 615, Mary
Scott 278 - 606, Hazel Eaton
216 - 600, Helen Hardy 258,
Aggie Groenewegen 234,
Joan Gibbs 232, Beulah
Storey 221, Irene Brown 221,
Muriel Kennedy 219, Joan
Gwalchmai 219, Toni Taylor
219, Kit Hearn 218, Sue
Johnson 218, Shirley Noyes
217,
- Senior Citizens - Jean
Miller 262 - 621, Jtihn Park
200, Laura Williams 196,
Clarence Stanley 193, Percy
Williams 192, Verna Dowdall
f70.
Tuesday Juniors - Philip
Clark 207 - 335, Al Craig 177 -
334, Jeff Nevin 163 = 321, Mike
Neil 168 - a13, Nancy
VanGeel 181 - 302, Richard
DeBrouwer 154.
Colleen's - Barb Wraith
246, Marie Sockett 246,
Joanne Molenkamp- 232,
Terry Mawdsley 220, Anne
Jones 219, Ann Straatman
215, Nancy Densmore 215,
Marg Carroll 208. ' -
Wednesday Juniors
Raymond VanGeel 167 - 259,
Blane Butchart 128 - 251, Jim
Rudd 134 - 223, Michael
Cannon 119 - 217, Rod
Johnson 109-- 217, Ian Craig
111 - 207, Todd Hayter 127 --
206, Ann Hodgins 125 - 203,
Lisa VanGeel 115, Todd
Vance 112, Tim Miller 105,
Shelly Johnson 101.
Wednesday
Smith 325 -
AbFam 291
Ellyatt 247 -
Mixed - Bob
722, Janice
- 722, Lorna
672, Wayne
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Heather Smith 239, Glen
Rollings 238, -Ward Ellyatt
228, Doug Lee 228, Mike
Wraith 220.'7
Thursday Metl - Bob Smith .
330 - 799. Ward Ellyatt 276 -
766, Don Watt 288 -.716, Jim
Smith 254 - 708, Jim Burt 315 -
701, George VanGeel 267 -
688; Wayne Smith 254 - 708,
Jim Burt 315 - 701, George
VanGeel 267 - 688, Wayne
Smith 268 - 682, Doug Cun
ningham 231 - 670, Bill Neil
246 - 668, Jim Hearn 250 - 662,
Ken Eaton 255 - 664 , Pat
Clark 283, Len Smith 278,
Jim Dixon 257, Btian Munro
245, Ron Culbert 245.
Friday Mixed - Bill Neil
232 - 665, Kim Rae 283 - 648,
Edie Burt 263 - 629, Bill
Butler 212 - 614, Anna-
Mollard 236, Ruth Butler 232,
Howard Ferguson 228, Mike
Neil 207, Les Farman l 205,
Theresa Aldrich 204, Jim
Burt 203.
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVJS-
Mrs. Joan McCormick
visited this week with her
-cousin Mrs. Don 'Barber of
. Collingwood.
St. Paul's U.C.W. met at
the home of Mrs. Harold
Davis Thursday evening.
Mrs. Gerald Paul presided.
Scripture reading was read
by Mrs. Bill Waghorn. Plans
were finalized for the bazaar
November 11. Lunch was '
served by Mrs. Theron
Creery and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tomlin-
son. London. Miss Lois
Tomlinson. Lucan, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Jefferson and
family. Fullarton visited
with Mrs. .Helen Bearss.
Sunday.
Baptismal iervice, was
observed in the United
Church Sunday morning.
Julie Vlen 4aughter of Mr.
and, avne Hobbs was
baptized. Guests. with Mr.
and Mrs. Hobbs were the
Tatter's parents, and brother
from Toronto.
Reception of two new
members by transfer were
Mrs Doug Coward and Mrs.
James Angus. Anthem by
the junior and senior choirs.
Rev. La Rouche's sermon
was "Humble Decencies".
Service at St.. Paul's
Church was cancelled due to
illness of the rector.
A family dinner was held
Sunday to honour the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Urquhart.
Master Derek,Switzer had
his appendix removed in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simp-
son flew to Montreal and
attended the St. Lawrence -
Ottawa convention over the
weekend.
Ms. Terri Paul, Ottawa.'
Mr. Steve Simms of
Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Donnohoe and Miss
Heather Urquhart, Toronto
attended the family dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ur-
quhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack David-
son. Stratford were Sunday
guests of Mr and Mrs. Car-
man Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Crago
have returned tome from
holidaying in England for a
few weeks .
Hensall Sales Barn
The Hensall Sales Barn
traded mainly in heifers and
steers. sales being active
and prices steady. Fat cat-
tle; steera„-$64.50-888.50. top
to $89.50; heifers 881.50-
$87.50, top to $71.25; cows,
$32.50-$48.50. Pigs $34.50-
$54.50.
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