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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 8, 1975 LADIES EVENING BOWLING Congratulations go out this week to Marie Jean who rolled a beautiful 367. That is going to be hard to beat. Standings as of December I9, I974: Strikers 74; Mayfair 65%; Bad Girls 63; Skinnie Minnies 62; Outcasts 48%; Hot Dogs 47. Games over 200: - D. Garvin 2I5, 211; M. Santerre 237; L. Mala- shewski 2I6; S. Sadowick 271; J. Bufgess 228; T. Greenwood 276, 2I3; E. Boutilier 210; J. Ca- meron 225, 213; W. Cameron 224; H. Neilon 209; M. Jean 367; J. Hall 2I5, 227; B. Dejonghe 211; M. Reid 252: LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING On December I8th - what everyone thought was impossible - happened. Adeline Daley came up with a 3I3 scratch and a 74I triple. Joan Greenwood had a 311 single and a 717 triple. Our heartiest congratulations go out to the- se two gals. Addie also took top honours to date: High Single 3I3; with hadcp 369; High triple 74I, with hdcp 909. Games over 200: - E. Boutilier 268; J. Greenwood 311, 213; M. Pederson 244; A. Daley 313, 233; A. McKie 205, 220; PF. Knight 200. CHRISTMAS TURKEY ROLL The week of December I6th three leagues bow- led for turkeys. Here are the results: - MIXED LEAGUE Two turkeys for high single with handicap winners were Paul Dodaro and Dianne Stachiw. Two large boxes of chocolates for high trip- le-scratch winners were Judy Cameron and .Clar- ence Buck. Two small boxes of chocolates for high sin- gle scratch winners were - Dora Garvin and Wally Cameron. Hidden score went to Bill Orlesky. Novelty prizes went to Freda Knight, Joyce Bishop, Bill Pidluzny, Frank Sechesky. LADIES AFTERNOON LEAGUE Turkey =- Adeline Daley; Large box chocolates Joan Greenwood; Small box chocolates Evelyn Boutilier; Hidden score Marjorie May; Novelty prize Paige Legacy. LADIES EVENING LEAGUE Turkey - Marie Jean; Large Box chocolates - Tara Greenwood; Small Box Chocolates =- Stella Sadowick; Hidden Score - Yvonne Vienneau; Novelty Prizes - Ingrid Fournier and Michelle Borsa. | LORNE"S CAMERAS & FISHING | TACKLE 20 SOUTH COURT STREET (next to the Paramount Theatre) THUNDER BAY 'P', ONTARIO TELEPHONE 344-0413 Ee ACROSS 1 Put to the sword 6 Repast 10 Knight's weapon 11 French city 12 Over- whelmed, as an audience (3 wds.) 14 Pagoda ornament 15 Prefix for eminent or occupy 16 Keep apart 21 Completely (2 wds.) 24 My goodness! 25 Actor's inspiration (2 wds.) 28 Nigerian city 29 Almost 30 Lie -- 33 Regret 34 Oriental tea 37 See 25 Across 42 Dark or gift 43 Consumed 44 Bugbear 45 White poplar DOWN 1 Kind of trench 2 Abbe -- 3 Poker term 41 (Ger.) TODAY'S ANSWER 3738 |Vv. 3HO|0 IN|3|LVI IE 3SHOH 5 Maiden 3093 LV[IH[L ; Er RSTO denotation 1/34 1 6 Role for AT HVI3IN 3/03 3 Jack AVON VY] LI[ND] i Benn 339 O|LIO|LIN[ | : 7 Ey 3 1LVH Vd 3S ; Ang 3d 33L extension ISIS] [v/IHILIN 8 Contents 31 OB3ONVYT : of a AVIEWEERN 1 [VS toby 3 9 Bandleader 20 Slippery 35 Scoundrel Brown 21 Frosted 36 "Rule i 11 100 22 Au Britannia" centesimi naturel composer 13 Office- 23 Waste 37 However getter allowance (var.) 16 Heavy 26 New 38 Glutton drinker (comb. - 39 The 17 Greek form) "human" = letter 27 Jalopy thing 1 18 Seaweed 31 Expunge to do 8 derivative 32 Clever 40 Turmeric 19 Legendary 34 -- d'Azur, 41 Chew } Swiss French the ¥ hero Riviera fat 02 TA fe 6 [7 [8 |9 - © 0 12 13 & 14 5 16 [17 18 [is [20 21 [22 [23 24 25 s [27 3 28 29 i ET) 3 [32 33 34 [35 [36 2 37 [38 [39 40 [41 a2 3 44 45 i