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10 Bob‘s Shell leads merchants‘ A lea Bowling news By Bob Miller The 1970â€"71 bowling season is now entering its 10th week with many high scores being bowled so far. In the merchants A league, Bob‘s Shell is leading the league with 48 points Towne Bow!l is second with 43 points, followed by Granny Goose with 38 points. Bob‘s Shell also has the high team triple of 3983 and the high team single of 1447.‘ The individâ€" ual leaders are as follows: The high triple is held by Gerry Roeder with 983 followed by Ray Reidel with 957 and Ross Lederman with 941. In the high average, Ray Reiâ€" del leads with a 268 average folâ€" lowed by Bill Boettger with 267 and Me!l Schmidt with 266. Bev Parsons has the high sinâ€" gle with 383 followed by Ray Reiâ€" del with 378 and Bill Witt with 376. In the merchants B league the Elmira Royals are finding it tough to hold onto first place. They are leading the league with 43 points followed very closely by Seagrams and Beaupres, both teams with 42 points. A and A Sports holds down third place with 39 points. The individual ieaders are Ron Rumig leading the high average with a 241 folâ€" lowed by Dave Geach with 235. Don Clayfield and Tom Power are tied for third with 234. The high single is held by Ken Ruppel with a 370 followed by Graham Smith with 360 and Downstairs at the City Hotel WATERLOO Draft â€" Pitcher or Mug Entertainment Thursday, Friday and Saturday Air Conditioned _ Fully Licensed CITY HOTEL ap N ol ce y se 4 K : DP tPc * u ?’3 hrew 2n AÂ¥] D f 6 -u Ti ds Cl j MA ? i P b;‘ ‘\”’ 3\ A *\x C ... #&# e /R * w is $ 3P § x“. R oX . T: ‘“ 0 ‘,Q * h k P * L* CÂ¥ Copati a eV & i P “ FAEE z. PARKING 3 on our own LotT RED BARON STEAKS ELMER MOORE Waterioo Chronicie, Thursday, November 26, 1970 City of Waterloo Ratepayers Vote to Elect TO WATERLOO COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Will Driver with 354. Doug Mcâ€" Lay is leading in the high triple with 907 with Dave Geach at 903 and Tom Power at 886. Seagrams has the high team triple with 3675 and Kip Real Esâ€" tate has the high team single with 1246. In the Kâ€"W ladies mjaor league Juliana Flowers are leading the way with 62 points followed by Helen Anne with 49 points and Herb Foresters with 47 points. Edie Strathearn leads in the high average with 255. Jo Feick and Thelma Thompson are tied for second with a 252 average. The high team triple is held by Juliana Flowers with 3625 and Merchant Printing has the high team single with 1346. The high triple is held by Joan Rickard with 880 and Dot Pawelâ€" ko has the high single with 397. In the sportsmans league there is a very tight race for first place. Three teams are tied for first place with 47 points each. They are Olivers Construction, Barrons Men‘s Wear and Uniâ€" royal. Harmony Lunch is in secâ€" ond place with 43 points. There is also a tie for high avâ€" erage with Bill Boettger and Clare Schaefer both at 271 folâ€" lowed by Gerry Roeder with 267. Gerry Roeder also has the high triple with 979 followed by Dick Clayfield with 973 and Hal Reiâ€" bel with 972. The high single is held by Jim Law with 385 followed by Bob Rabethge with 378 and Dick Clayâ€" field with 376. The high team triple is held by J. M. Schneiders with 3748 and Marsland â€" Engineering has the high team single with 1427. Next week I will cover a few more leagues that bowl at the Waterloo bowling lanes. # â€" win over Mac‘s Milk in the Kâ€"W ea g u e Sportsman‘s hockey league games Sunday. Brantford had a 6â€"0 win over Waterloo in midget hub league play at Brantford Civic Centre, Nov. 19. Waterloo was badly outclassed in the game by their opponents who were sharp and fast. Phil Widdis recorded the shutout for the Brantford team. Midgets lose 6â€"0 Architect speaks to Rotarians Sportsman‘s hockey league Sunday. The Grand Hotel downed Sunar 10 and Schlegel‘s had a 10â€"1 win over Tim‘s Sports. Schlegel Gen. Inst Grand Sunar Tim‘s Sch., Jutzi 6 5 11 Sch., Schnurr 1 8 9 Grand, Campbell 7 1 8 Gen. Inst., Schneider 4 4 8 Sch., Merritt 3 5 8 Sch., Wand 5 § 7 Goaltender‘s shutouts : Sch., Ray Schnurr, 3; Gen., Inst. Bob O‘Donahue, 3; Grand, Frank Paige, 1. . Prof. Robert Frew was the guest speaker at last week‘s Roâ€" tary Club meeting. A Scotsman, he has taught and studied architecture at Yale University and the University of Waterloo, where he is working toward his doctorate of philosâ€" ophy. His specialty is design and research. He discussed designs that feaâ€" ture material, those that have expression and those that create an image of our times. He was introduced by Karl Kruschen and thanked by Bill Welbourn. â€" The league is in two divisions. Canadians, Braves, Redwings, Leafs, Canucks, Rangers, Bruins and Sabres will play in the eastâ€" ern division. Peewees start league play Waterloo minor hockey peeâ€" wees will play their first league game this Saturday. o The Blackhawks, Blues, North Starts, Penquins, Flyers, Seals, Kings and Aces will compete in the western division. Saturday‘s schedule is : Canadians vs Braves, 8 a.m.; Blackhawks vs Blues, 9.05 a.m.; Redwings vs Leafs, 10.2; a.m.; Northstars â€"vs Penquins, 11.25 Afternoon play begins with the Canucks vs Rangers at 12.40 p.m. This is followed by the Flyâ€" ers vs Seals, 1.45 p.m.. Bruins vs Sabres, 3 p.m. and Kings vs Aces, 4.05 p.m General Instruments had a 10â€"1 Standings to date are League scoring leaders are 743â€"3697 $3.00 27 19 21 12 17 21 45 VOTE H.BRIAN EDWARDS YoU CAN LOSE UP TO 15 LBS. AND 2 DRESS SIZES IN A MONTH WOMEN‘S CONDITIONING ame. & REDUCING CLASSES Lower Maill, Waterioo Square Waterloo County Board of Education * B. A. 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