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VERSATILE ATHLETES arethese Gorr.ie girls, winners Of
the Tri -County Juvenile softball championship and'queens
ofthe hockey rink too. They recently won the softball crown
with a 16-5 win over the Wroxeter entry to take the K. C.
Stewart Trophy. Front, Joanne Ruston, cf.; Heather Neil
son, c.; Dianne Edgar, 2nd bard; Mary Lou Keil, pitcher;
Cindy Brown, 2nd base; Carolynne McMillan, 3rd base;
GO?RIE
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Julie Fairies, catcher; Wanda Burchill, left field. Back row,
left to right: Alma. Keil, manager; Betty Ann Brown, centre
field; . Colleen McMillan, right field; Liz Neilson, 1st base;
Karen Currah, centre field; Lorna Telehus, centre field;
Laurie Strong, left field; Carol Powell, shortstop; David
Neilson, coach. (Staff Photo)
LITTLE ROBERT LEEDH'AM, four-year-old son of .Dr. andIrs. S. G. Leedham of Wing -
ham, got a horseback view of Teeswater Fair Saturday afternoon with Dr.'Leedham in the
lead. The pony ride concession was constantly on the go during the afternoon, despite chill
breezes. (Staff Photo).
HIGH
LADIES WEDNESDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
Team standings: Qn .top is Jo-
•anne's Opals, 17; Jean's Emer-
alds, 16; Judy's Pearls,' 15;
Barb's Sapphires, 13; Sharon's
Garnets, 12; Ruth Ann's Zircons,
11.
High single, .Verna Steffler,
264; high triple, Shirley Storey,
640.
Games over 200: Beth Skinn,
209; Maude Schiestel, 241; Ruby
MacLennan, 235; Shirley Lan-
gridge, 204; Mary Campbell, 214;
Jean Elliott, 242; Verna" Steffler,
264; Joanne Harrison, 202, 283;
Shirley Storey, 263; Nora Finni-
gan, 206; Barb Dauphin, 209.
THURSDAY NIGHT
MIXED LEAGUE
Well, Barry's Boomers are still
leading the race with 22 points.
Perrie's Panthers aren't far be-
hind with 17 points. The other .
four teams are really close with
Don's Dampers 13; Gary's Guys
and Gals, 11; Bruce's Boozers 11
and Murray's Miseries 10.
'Fran Gerrie led the ladies with
some nighty nice bowling for a
single of 241 and a triple of 648.
Bruce Machan had a high single
of 279 and Barry Fryfogle had a
high triple .of 690.
Those fortunate people who can
bowl over 200 were Fran Gerrie
with 204,203, 241;, Barry Fryfogle
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263, 255; Gary Brenzil, 222, 205;
Agnes Ballagh, 205; Gwen Swan,
213; Pat Fryfogle, 217; Perrie
Holmes, 213, 216; Linda Hodgins,
210; Bruce Machan, 279. -
Thanks to spares Bill and Flor-
ence Stapleton and Keith and
Marg Moffat.
COMMERICAL LEAGUE
Team standings: Ramblers,
21'; .Cadillacs,11; Chevs, 12; Cou-
gars, 9; Meteors, 7; Chryslers, 3.
Ladies' high single, ,. Shirley
Zimmer, 262; triple, Joyce
Gaunt, 629; men's high single,
Bob Holmes, 292; triple, Bob
Holmes, 666.' • ,
Thanks to spares Marion.
Hastings, Shirley Zimmer, Bob
Holmes, Ross Hastings, Tom
Robinson, Earl Young.
FORDWICH MIXED
Fordwich Mixed Bowling
League record the following high
scores:
Lyle Foerter 205; Les Carter
246, 249; Lorne Lambkin 210; •
Winnie Winkel 230, 238; Nellie
Allan 214, 215; Fran Harnoch 202;
Jack Schumacher 250, 228, 254;
Leone Foerter 202; Don Budge
251, 204, 230; Doug Bunker 201,
225; Bonnie Wilson 262; Bob Har-
noch 226, 203, 264; Alex Reid 204,
271; Frank Annis 221.
Ladies' high single, Bonnie
Wilson 262; high triple, Winnie
Winkel 625. Men's high single,
Alex Reid 271; high triple, Jack
Schumacher 732.
FORDWICH TOWN
Minnie McElwain 215; Jim Vit- •
tie 212; Rev. Forrest 206; Dave
Dinsmore 265.
WROXETER LEAGUE
Games over 200 were rolled by :
Jack Burns 290, 218; Dick deBoer
250; Marg Timm 225; Ethel Mc-
Michael 217, 213; Roy Stewart
214; Norm Fairies 211; Ron Mc-
Michael 205, 201; Shirley Pellet
203; Glenn McMichael 201; Ken
Pellet 200; John Wheeler 200;
Ken Willoughbee 200.
MOLESWORTH
Following are this week's over
200 bowling scores from the
Molesworth bowling league:
Dorothy Martin 210, 262; Eric
Jolly 205; Richard Jolly 230, 214;
Shirley Ross 203; Alex Ross 223;
Alice Daniel 226, 217; I•Iowie
Baker 203; Helen Cullen 212;
Doris Matheson 242; Gordon
Matheson 236; Rev. Brush 225.
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he•_Said. "But I'm• not really a
blonde;" she whispered, "I don't
mind, I'm not= really a gentle-
man."
owling
The BC's and the Meeses are
tied in•first place with ten points
each, in theyoungest division of
junior bowlers. The Snoopies and.
Rascals each have 8 points; the,
Archies have 7 and the Peanuts 2.
Patsy Nesbit rolled the high
single of 121. and high double of
'232. For the boys it was Scott
Cornwall with a high double of 235
and Brian kiay with a 137 high
single.
Games over 120: .David Nesbit
124; Scott Cornwall 125.
Bantams
It was Brenda Foxton and Paul
Cerson all the way for the ban-
tams. Brenda' had high single of
144 and high double of 283 for the
girl's; Paul's single was 206 and
double was 351.
Games over 150: Bill Ohm°193;
Stephen : Burke ° 170 and 164;
George Thomas 162; John Ben-
nett 155.
Standings areas follows : Lulus
12; Bunnies 11; Popeyes 7; Plutos
6; Yogis 5 and . Caspers 4.
Juniors
Joan Gerson had the high single
of 174 for the juniors; she and
Christine Foxton were tied for the
high double of 287. For the boys,
Donnie- MacLennan's 169 was
high single arid Rickie Sallows
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The Osmonds are out in front
with 14 points the Byrds have 13;
the Doors have 10; Stones 5; 'Bee
Gees 3 and Hollies 2.
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