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THE DRIVER of this truck was avery lucky man. While
travelling through town he was forced to make a quick stop
and the load of steel girders on his truck shifted forward,
damaging the partition panel. If the trucker had been going
any faster the girders might have gone right through the
cabof his truck. (Staff Photo)
HIGH
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WLING
LADIES' WEDNESDAY
NIGHT LEAGUE
Beth's Scorpios broke the first
place tie this week and now are in
the lead . with 32 points. Grace's
Geminis moved into second place
with 28, crowding Shirley's
Aquarius, who remained at 25,
,Into third place. Tied in fourth
are Carol's Virgos and Edna4s
Pisces at 22 and Nora's Libras
have 18. •
• High single honors went to Beth
Skinn for her 277. Shirley Storey's
697 was high triple.
Ganges of 200 or over were
bowled by Diane English 214, 209;
Mary Campbell 240, 208; Shirley
Stevenson 233, 210; Valdeane
Gedcke . 222; . Beth Skinn 277;
- . Louise Welwood 220, 218, .205;
Maude Schiestel 207, 206; Bea
Shropshall 233; Linda Walden
244, 248; Jean King 221, 263; Ruby
MacLennan 231, 230; Caroline
Greenaway 206; Nora Finnigan
209; Shirley Storey 217, 242; 238;
Mary Lee 251; Joanne Harrison
214.
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THURSDAY MIKED
Regular season bowling wound
up .last' Thursday night with
Marie and her Misfits winning
the season 'trophies-. The final
standings were Marie's Mists
107, Isabell's Dingalings . 105,
Gail, Gotchas 104, Helen's
BC. Junior.
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The regular season is over for
all divisions of the National Youth
Bowling Council league. • The
teams will now move into the
playoffs this week.
In the Junior Bantam division
the,. O'Henrys are" the regular
season champions finishing the
schedule with 76. Their nearest
rivals the Kit Kats finished with
68, the Smarties took third with
63, followed by the Aeros with 62,
the Mars Bars with 54 and in last
- place the Crunehies with 52.
Pam Reid captured both the
girls' high single and high double
in the last games of the schedule
with a 165 and a 247 over two. For
the boys Blair Mansell captured
both honors by posting a 187
single and 315 double.
Three other bowlers topped the
130 mark last week: Allan
.Jackson 140, Tim Stainton 152,
and Michael Pletch 132.
The Mazdas took top spot in the
Bantam division after piling up 78
points. The Datsuns finished
second with 74, third went to the
Javelins and Torinos who tied
with 59, then in fourth were the
Pintos Arith 58 and on the bottom
the Comets with 48.
Linda Taylor finished .off the
season in fine style by taking both
the girls' high single 173 and high
double, 276. Greg Storey took the
boys' high single with a 209 and
Ken Marks bowled a two game
358 to clinch the boys' high
double.
The 160 mark was broken by
Ken Marks 196, Craig Brydges
162, Tom Chappell 187 and
Geoffrey Hamilton 172.
The Jokers finished the season
at the top of the heap in the Junior
division with 73. The Clubs were
second with 69, the Aces with 67,
followed by the Spades with 61,
the Diamonds with 57 and then
the Hearts with 49.
Peggy Tervit bowled a 249
. single and a 409 double to take
both high scoring honors for the
girls with Jay MacLaurin took
the boys' high single with a 214
and Mike Hull took the high
double with a 392 score.
Four other bowlers rolled
better than 180: Pam Gerrie 196,
Joan Cerson 223, Ricky
MacLennan 190 and Mike Hull
213.
Peggy Tervit was awarded her
100 pins over average crest
dining play last week.
SCORES
Hellers 94, Elda's Extras 80 and
Norma's Newfies 71. For the next
three weeks the guys and gals
will be trying for their best
games in, the playoff series.
' Reporting on high games saw
Cathy Edgar with a 266 and 545
for ladies' high single and triple.
Bruce Machan had a good night
for the men rolling a 293 .single
and 732 triple.
Other 200 games came from
Elda Nethery 215, Marg Moffat
219, Don Montgomery 205, Doug
Layton 245; Bill Stapleton 235,
240; Keith Moffat 207, 227; Anne
Debruyn 207; Perrie Holmes 205;
Gail Neil 203; Bruce Skinn 205,
213, 229; Gail Holmes 207; Pat
Brenzil 226, 233; and Bruce
Machan 271.
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COFFEE KLATCH
The league had 22 girls bowling
this week.
Dale Tolton won the alarm
clock draw. Iris Foulon and Shir-
ley Storey, won the draws, each
receiving a mug.
The girls decided to bowl three
more weeks, until April 15, and
have a pot -luck supper May 6 at
6:30 p.m. at the bowling alley.
Girls bowling game of .200 or
over were Shirley Storey, Ruby
MacLennan, Iris Foulon, Eleanor
Saxton and Linda Walden. -
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
All the way, it was Marion Hatt
and Ed -Daer who came up with
fine singles of 269 and 307, triples
of 675 and 740 respectively.
The standings are still very
interesting. Still in the lead are
Jean's HaWks with 99. Tied in
second. are Baxter's Bluejays and
Connie's Canaries each with 91.
Schnler's Swallows are right
behind them with 90; Shirley's
Swans have 86 and the Jenny
Wrens are up to 41.
Thanks to spares, Tim Collyer,
Dianne Collyer, Edna Mae Arm-
strong, • Ed Daer and Wes Sim-
mons:
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WROXETER LEAGUE
Ethelene Smith came up with
high single of 225 at the league's
regular session ; high triple
honors went to Gail Burns with
her 589. For the guys, it was Mike
Newton all the way; a 329 single
and 664 triple put him on the top
of the totem pole,
Over -200 games were recorded
by Dick de Boer 223; Gail Burns
224, 223; Irene Brown 220; Bonnie
Bellett 220; Hannah Nicholson
200; Fred Smith 237, 249; Joe
Craig 212; Ron McMichael 220;
Evelyn Stamper 202; Arnie
Steckley 206.
Atom All Stars
drop Paisley 5-1
The Wingham House League
All Stars defe'ted Paisley 5 to 1 in
their first game in the Hanover
Atom Hockey Tournament last
week. All Star Bill Brophy picked
up a hat trick in the game and
Tim Bain potted the remaining
two. Assists went10 Joe Tiffin,
Bob Alton, Bob Hubbard and
Scott Cornwall.
In their second tournament
game Wingham met Owen Sound
and came up on the losing end of
a 3 to 1 score. Bill Brophy scored
Wingham's lone goal. Goaltender
Gord Nevery played standout
hockey between the pipes in both
games, in fact, he held off Owen
Sound until the last five tninutes
of -play when A they scored the
winner and the insurance goal.
INDIANS GIVERS
On March 18; 1644, at Indi-
an uprising in the new world
led to the Indians' yielding all •
lamb between the York ,and
Ames Rivers in Virginia.
PeeWees capture
Tri -county trophy
BELMORE — In Goderich
Young Canada Hockey week, the
Belmore PeeWees lost by a score
of 7-0 to West Flamboro.
Wednesday in play-off finals
the PeeWees won over Belgrave
by a score of 5-1. Willie Stafford
and Brian Hays each had two
Belmore goals while Dennis
Schiestel had one.
Friday the PeeWees defeated
Belgrave 5-0. Scoring for Bel -
more were Brad Horton .with two
goals and Greg Inglis, Willie
Stafford and Murray Mawhinney
each with one.
Friday evening the Belmore
PeeWees were presented with the
Tri -County PeeWee Trophy by
Jim Renwick, director of the Tri -
County hockey Association.
Members of the team are Dan
Renwick, Greg Inglis, Brad
Horton, Willie Stafford, Brian
Hays; And Renwick, Kenton
Schaefer, Ray . Willits, Larry
O'Malley, Philip Eadie, David
Fischer, Dennis Schiestel, Jeff
Mulvey, Don Busby and Grant
Ruthuerford.
The coach is Walter Renwick
and Bill Mulvey is the manager.
Stone School is
one gable from
"D" championship
On Sunday night the Stone
School Intermediates moved to
within one game of being the
WOAA Intermediate "D"
champions by defeating Chats-
worth 5-1. Stone leads the best' of
seven series three games to none.
Chatsworth was first on the
scoreboard but thanks to the play
of Stone goalie Wayne Coultes
they never got, another one.
Stone's marksmen were Grant
Coultes, Tom Black, Niel Edgar,
Neil Bieman and Ken Henry.
The winners of this series will
meet the winners of the Atwood-
Lucknow series for the Grand
Championship.
Howick Lions
bingo winners
v-.
Recent Howick Lions' bingo
winners were as follows:
Regular games: Mrs. Day,
Wingham; Mrs. Bill Kennedy,
Wingham and Mrs. Angus, Wing -
ham ; Mrs. Joe Schneider, Wing -
ham ; Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh;
Irwin Stone, Fordwich and Lorne
Fischer, Listowel; Mrs. Angus
Wingham; Mrs. Joe Schneider,
Wingham ; Mrs. Ed Rich, Wing-
' ham; Mrs. Atcheson, Wingham;
,Mrs. Angus, Wingham; Mrs.
Wm. Upper, Listowel and Mrs. J.
Felker, Listowel ; Mrs. Gannett,
Wingham; Grace Fischer, Lis-
towel and Mrs. Upper, Listowel;
Mrs. Mel Beattie and Mrs. Up-
per, both of Listowel.
Share -the -Wealth: Mrs.
Margaret Ryan, Wingham; Mrs.
Allan Adams, Wroxeter; $25
special: June Edgar, Wingham.
Standup bingo: Mary McInnis,
Fordwich; lap card: Mrs.
Hammer, Listowel; jackpot
consolation plus` bonus: Lyda
Reidt, Wroxeter; dart game:
Kathy King, Gorrie. $12.
Door Prizes: Lorne Fischer,
Listo*el, Mrs. G. Simmons,
Wingham ; Florence Kennedy,
Wingham and Jack Felker, Lis-
towel ; lucky draws: Pearl
Angus, Wingham ; V. Mallen,
Lucknow; Ed. Marsh, Wingham
and Dolly Felker, Listowel.
Winner of the Howick Lions'
monthly 50-50 draw, Margaret
Sach, Gerrie.
BRUCE NAMED
Ott Ma�ch 15, 1973, Presi-
dent Nisoti named retired dip-
lomat David K.E. Bruce to
head the new U.S. liaison of-
fice in Communist China.
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE RESULTS
The Howell system was used.
Tied for first, Mrs. D. B. Porter
and Mrs. J. Langridge, Mrs. F. A.
Parker and Omar Haselgrove;
second, Mrs. H. Fisher and Joe
Martin; third, Mrs. G. Fisher and
William Fisher.
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