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Bowling Scores
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Atter three weeks of playoffs
Gene's Mean Machine is in first
place with 6,780 points and has a
slim lead over Frances' Dancers,
who have 8,733.
Leon's Lions have 8,410 points,
Bob's Boozers have 8,346 and
lArry's Leapers are right behind
with 8,399 points. Roy's Rattlers
are in last place with 7,962 points.
Verna Haugh bowled the
ladies' high scores of the week.
She had a 279 single and 690
triple. Kevin Hickey had the
men's high single with a 268
game and Brian Douglas bowled
the men's 641 high triple.
SENIOR LADIES
Novas are in first place with 90
points, Cougars have 84 and
Cadillacs are well back in third
place with 62 points.
Wildcats have 51 points,
Thunderbirds have 47 and
Toyotas have 41.
High singles of the week were:
Wilma Kerr, 229; Margaret
Robertson, 243; Vera Schneider,
205 and Yvonne McPherson, 191.
High doubles of the week were:
Margaret Robertson, 368;
Yvonne McPherson, 304; Vera
Schneider, 328; Wilma Kerr, 386
and Elizabeth Robertson,
average with 425; Betty Morin
had the high triple with a 762 and
Doris Remington's 335 game was
the season high.
Betty Burley was named the
most improved bowler. Her
average is up 22.
Draw winners were Doris
Walden, Velma Scott and Jean
Elliott.
LADIES LEAGUE
There is a tight race in the 2
championship division in Ladies T
League playoffs. Skinn's Seals
are in first place with 3,225
points, Clarks Cougars have 3,177 C
and Elston's Elks have 2,975.
In the consolation round
Tervit's Tigers have 3,084 points,
Welwood's Weasels have 3,011 s
and Lee's Lions have 2,951. 7
Jeannette Scott and Edna Mae
Armstrong tied for the high 1
single of the week. Each bowled a
260 game. Shirley Storey had the
top triple with a 698.
Bowling over 200 were: Peggy
Tervit, 244; Shiriey Wharton,
229; Mary Lee, 231, 237; Caroline
Greenaway, 239; Barb Stainton,
207, 210; Audrey Swatridge, 204;
Joanne Harrison, 230; Edna Mae
Armstrong, 260, 235; Carol Clark,
201 and Shirley Storey, 249, 247,
202.
Also bowling over 200 were:
Florence Thompson, 231, 234;
Jeannette Scott, 260; Beth Skinn,
205, 208; Janet Storey, 254, 230;
Lila Hickey, 211 and Jean King,
i16, Ill and 237. � � V g �;
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LEGION LADIES
The Legion Ladies bowling
banquet was held April 9, with
Wunderbars winning.
Wunderbars members Betty
Morin, Faye Templeman, Velma
Scott, Jean Renwick and Doris
Remington received the Crothers
Trophy from Georgina Crothers.
Norma Strong presented the
winning team with umbrellas.
Kit Kats placed second for the
year and team members were
presented with stick pins.
Mars Bars received Corning
Ware skillets and Sweet Maries
got tablecloths.
Jean King won the high season
THURSDAY MIXED
onty's Monsters finished the
ion in fine form, winning the
eoff trophy with total pins of
59 points.
loffatt's Muppets had 10,105
ats and Smith's Marauders
1 10,095.
;ord's Gophers won the con-
ation trophy with 9,635 points.
this group Tervit's Trihards
led the playoffs with 9,601 and
nn's Divers had 9,037.
iaron Skinn had a good night
the last week of bowling, with a
r high single and 715 high
pie.
Jack Tervit bowled the men's
lh scores with a 237 game and
5 triple.
Bowling 200 and over were:
)n Montgomery, 200, 223; Pam
errie, 210, 217; Don Mc-
)rmick, 202; Karen Moffatt,
6; Dianne English, 204, 224;
etty Burley, 217; Jack Tervit,
225, 213, 237; Keith Moffatt, 225,
03, 230; Sharon Skinn, 217; Jean
ervit, 223 and Cathy Edgar, 219.
The year end banquet will be
May 5 at 7 p.m. in the Belmore
ommunity Centre.
WROXETER MIXED
Joe Craig topped the men's
cores with a 344 high single and
61 high triple. Cindy Hutchinson
bowled the ladies' high single of
98 and Ethel McMichael had the
544 high triple.
Bowling 200 and over were:
Bob Harris, 200; Wes Ball, 217;
Joe Craig, 206, 344, 211 and Doug
Fisher, 300, 236.
FORDWICH MIXED
Russell Behrns' 321 game was
the men's: high of the week. He
also bowled the 740 high triple.
Gertie Lambkin had the ladies'
high scores with a 203 game and
540 triple.
Bowling over 200 were: Doug
Barfoot, 204; Russell Behrns, 246,
321; Dave Dinsmore, 227 and
Gertie Lambkin, 203.
KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY7The Merkley sisters (Linda, Brenda ana banay� enMr-
tained the audience at Howick Public School's music night by singing Heaven's
Just aSin
(Staff Photo)
Away.
EMCEE—Suzanne Machan was the emcee for Howick
Public School's music night held last week. The school's
auditorium was filled for the event. (Staff Photo)
Bowling party
is Saturday
The 25th birthday party of the Commercial
Bowling League is this Saturday night at the
Wingham Legion, not Friday night, as
reported in last week's issue of The Advance -
Times.
In another typographical error about two-
thirds of the 200 invited to the birthday party
are expected to be there, not the 23 bowlers
the story suggested will show up.
The Advance -Times regrets any in-
convenience caused by the errors.
TURNBERRY SAWING—The Turnberry Township cross -cut team of Doug McPherson
(back to the camera) and Don Eadle couldn't hack It when given a chance in the Belmore
Mareee Syrup Festival cross -cut sawing contest Saturday. The team finished with a time of
39 seconds. The winners from Brant Township won It In 24 seconds.
Broom
and,
Curling Club pin, which will be
available shortly.
In an attempt to reduce the
debt for the additions and
renovations at the clubhouse a
lottery is being held. The prize
will be $1,000, with draws every
two weeks for a year. More in-
formation is available at the
clubhouse or from club mem-
bers.
Now that the curling season is
over it's time to put the brooms
into storage for the summer and
clean and polish the golf clubs.
Until the fall, 'Think golf'.
Brownie Corner
By Gerda Greenall
The ice has been taken out of
the curling rink, ending the first
full season of curling at the
Wingham Golf and Curling Club.
On April 2 the men's section
completed its last draw. In the 7
p.m. draw the team of Art Carr,
Dick Treleaven, Dave Bender
and Wayne Mosher finished in
first place and Roily Kaufman,
John Mann, Bev Lindsay and Bill
LeVan were runners-up. Jim
Beattie, Cal Burke, Bruce
MacDonald and John Cullen
formed the winning rink in the 9
p.m. draw and in second place
were Stewart Leedham, Jim
Watt, Nelson Hill and Ron
Clarkson.
The Brownies receiving badges
were Lisa Daw, craft: Archita
Ghosh, housekeeper, needle -
worker and Jennifer Watcher.
pet keeper.
Native lore badges were giver
to Robin Greenall, Juli(
Leedham, Suzanne Reid, Terr
Shaw, Tracy Thynne, Shelf
Trainor, Jennifer Watcher
Jennifer Willis, Archita Ghosb
Monique Cameron, Lisa Ritchi,
and Leanne Shaw.
Julie Cameron earned he
golden bar.
Lisa Daw taught the Brownie
a game and Julie Cameron talke
about nature.
The Brownies made an East(
craft and worked on the Ij
ternational Year of the Chi]
mural.
The ' ladies held their closing
April 10. Jitney curling in the
morning was followed by a
delicious pot luck luncheon.
Prizes for the morning curling
were presented by Louise
Stainton. A short business
meeting concluded the luncheon.
The President's Trophy was
presented to the winners of the
Industrial League curling: the
Toronto Dominion Bank team
skipped by Peter Snow with vice
Karen Snow, second George
Tervit and lead Barb Tervit. The
BPs ---Grant Coultes, Don Edgar,
Barry O'Krafka and Dianne
Metcalfe—were the runners-up.
in Mixed curling only first
place was awarded in the last
draw. The Tuesday night winners
were Glen Sellers, Marie
Stewart, Bob Gillespie and Aileen
Davies. The 6:45 p.m draw on
Friday night was won by Dave
Ablett, Ruth Orien, Jack
Gillespie and John Strong.
Stewart Leedham, Lorraine
Clugston, Nelson Hill and Peggy
Moreland emerged the winners
of the 8:15 p.m. draw. The 9:45
p.m. winners were Bill
Stephenson, Jackie McBurney,
Jim Reeves and Kay Ducharme.
All prizes for the Mixed curlers
will be awarded at the curling
club closing April 28. Tickets are
still available at the clubhouse. A
committee has been working
with a commercial artist and has
designed a M fingham Golf and
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Monday for your shopping convenience.
Prices shown are in effect Monday only.
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Regular Assorted Colours
GROUND BEEF TOILET TISSUE
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