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Show Jack and Jill BOUIU36 result: AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN Thursday, Oct. 26, 1967 111 l A 1 I y if y I VV V Jl IT A I V The following Includes team and Individual scores during the past week at the popular Jack and Jill Bowling Lanes In American Amer-ican Fork TIMP LADIES Jo's Hflr Fashion won 22, lost 6; Ream's Market won 21, lost 7; Carlton Plumbing won 18, lost 10; Jo Ann's Beauty Shop won 16, lost 12; Wight House won 13, lost 15; Fashion Carpet's won 12, lost 16; Jensen's Produce won 11, lost 17; Superior T. V. won 11, lost 17; Alpine American Ameri-can Service won 9, lost 19; A I L Club won 7, lost 21. Jo's Hair Fashion scored 887 points In the high team game and 2481 in the high team series. ser-ies. Betty Hoelscher scored 214 points in the individual high game and Ora Peterson 593 in the individual in-dividual high series. MONDAY MIXED De St-Jeor-Goodman won 19, lost 9; Wadley-Jorgensonwonl8, lost 10; Greenwood-Nielsen won 17, lost 11; Un-Thank-Smith won 16, lost 12; Atkinson-Harris won 10, lost 18; Bair-Bair won 8, lost 20; Harris-Walker 'on 14, lost 14; Mannlng-Halverson won 13, lost 15. De St. Jeor-Goodman scored 662 points in the high team game and 1839 in the high team series. Tom Atkinson scored 216 points and Margaret Nielson 192 In the Individual high game. Tom Atkins scored 586 points and Margaret Nielsen 506 in the Individual high series. CLASSIC Meadow Gold won 20, lost 7; Cream 0 Weber won 20, lost 8; Lehl Cafe won 16, lost 12; Grove Finance won 15, lost 12; BID Lounge won 12, lost 16; P. G. Clipper won 11, lost 17; Holley Auto won 11, lost 17; Polar King won 6, lost 22. Meadow Gold scored 1010 points In the high team game and 2794 In the high team series. Max Smith scored 235 points in the Individual high game and Jack Wadley 574 in the individual individ-ual high series. men's crry Superior T. V. won 24, lost 8; Coy's Am. won 24, lost 8; Bar-ratts Bar-ratts won 21, lost 11; Hart's Trophies won 19, lost 13; Wll-shirs Wll-shirs won 15, lost 17; Overman's App. won 15, lost 17; Cec's Frontier won 14, lost 18; J and J Dlst. won 13, lost 19; Mulletts won 9, lost 23; Baileys won 6, lost 26. Superior T. V. scored 1024 points in the high team game and 2775 points in the high team series. Don Searle scored 249 points In the individual high game and 613 points In the Individual high series. THURSDAY TRIO Nana Splits won 23, lost 5; Alley Cats won 20, lost 8; Lucky Strides won 15, lost 13; Newcomers New-comers won 14, lost 14; Born Losers won 13, lost 15; 3 J's won 10, lost 18; 7 Downers won 10, lost 18; The Bowling Stones won 7, lost 21. Verla Manning scored 496 in the high team game and Nana Splits 1284 in the high team series. Verla Manning scored 183 points in the individual high game and Nana Splits 434 points in the individual high series. ODD BOWLS Hutchinson-Sorenson won 22, lost 6; Atwood Trimble won 19, lost 9; Carlson-Chorniak won 16, lost 11; Peters-Draney won 15, lost 13; Jessen-Williamson won 14, lost 14; Robinson-Crystal won 13, lost 15; Atkinson-Peacock won 13, lost 15; Mitchell-Elmer Mitchell-Elmer won 10, lost 17; Slater-Chadwick Slater-Chadwick won 9, lost 17, Wal- f -7 it on -fi nn ra .7 Excellent buy on a two bedroom block home in the center of Lehl, fenced yard, garage, carpet, drapes. 'Vlll consider all reasonable offers. Excellent Commercial Corner! ! 1st West on Center Street, PI. Grove. Lease, Rent or Sell Large metal building on corner of 1st North and Center, Am. Fork. Will take trade or sell with low down payment pay-ment 2 bedroom frame home with Bartile roof. Am. Fork. 30 acres of choice farm ground all cultivated and Irrigated. Terms can be arranged. Lehi. 3 bedroom home and double garage on large lot with flowing well. Carpeted and landscaped, large rooms, exceptional value. Lehl. Beautiful 3 bedroom home with all extras, 2Vi baths, A. M. - F. M. inter-com., full basement, bullt-ins, beautiful birch cabinets, disposal, carpeted car-peted throughout, sidewalk, curb and gutter. A. F. HARDING REALTY COMPANY 59 West Main, A. P. SK 6-3579 WU3l !lag Lynn Harding 756-4552 758-2715 STAN SMITH REED CARR 756-4338 758-3150 ker-Hardman won 8, lost 20. Hutchison-Sorenson s c o r e d 701 points in the high team game and 1936 points in the high team series. ser-ies. Don scored 226 and Bonnie 188 in the individual high game and Don 588 points and Bonnie 479 points in the individual high series. ser-ies. GRA LADIES Rolling Mills won 26, lost 10; Open Hearth won 24, lost 12; Dispensary won 20, lost 15; Pipe Mill won 18, lost 18; Plate Mill won 18, lost 18; Scarfers won 18, lost 18; Design Eng. won 17, lost 19; U. S. Steel Toddlers won 15, lost 21; Accounting won 14, lost 22: Utilities won 9. lost 26. Open Hearth scored 613 points in the high team game and Rolling Roll-ing Mills 1711 in the high team series. Marge Thrasher scored 214 points in the Individual high game and 498 points in the Individual high series. TRI CITY HILand Dairy won 22, lost 6; Tlmp Motor won 19, lost 9; Bayly Mfc Co. won 18, lost 10; Marvs Motor Plaza won 14, lost 14; Kay's Texaco won 14, lost 14; Smith Bros. Mkt. won 12, lost 16; Glade's Candy won 8, lost 20; Mullett Jewelry won 5, lost 3. Tlmp Motor scored 857 points in the high team game and 2268 In the high team series. Gayle Jorgensen scored 202 points in the individual high game and Louise Christensen 504 points in the individual high series. ser-ies. 39'ERS Pin Toppers won 20, lost 8; The Bees won 20, lost 8; Skrid-etts Skrid-etts won 15, lost 12; Out Laws won 15, lost 13; Hot Shots won 13, lost 15; Hell's Angels won 8, lost 18; The Sisters won 8, lost 16; Hi Ltfs won 7, lost 13. Ora Peterson scored 544 points In the high team game and Hot Shots 1439 points in the high team series. Ora Peterson scored 186 points In the Individual high game and Hot Shots 531 in the Individual high series. LUCKY TEN Green-Jorgensen won 17, lost 7; Halliday-Bird won 14, lost 9; McDaniel-Mecham won 14, lost 10; Lee-Berry won 12, lost 11; Hansen-Colledge won 10, lost 13; Cordova-Herrera won 9, lost 15; Houston-Monson won 7, lost 16; Marking-Fillmore won 7, lost 17. Buss Halliday scored 220 and Dot Green 202 points In the in dividual high game. SANDBAGGERS MacN aught on -Hamner won 19, lost 8; Atklnson-Ohran won 19, lost 9; Phillips-Clark won 18, lostl0;Gasser-Thrasherwon 16, lost 12; McKinney-Walker won 15, lost 12; Hampton-Rich-an won 14, lost 14; Mitanl-De-Bell won 11, lost 17; Bennett-Wanlass Bennett-Wanlass won 10, lost 18; Stewart -Deveraux won 9, lost 19; Angell-Curtis Angell-Curtis won 8, lost 20. Gasser-Thrasher scored 711 points in the high team game and MacNaughton-Hamner 2063 in the high team series. Ralph Gasser scored 215 points in the individual high game and Tom Atkinson 579 in the individual individ-ual high series. Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom. He who prayeth best who loveth best all things, both great and small. Men are born with two eyes, but only one tongue, in order that they should see twices as much as they say. Hospital Patients Patients who are being treated in the American Fork Hospital are: Norma Healey, David Taylor, Rose Marie Peterson, Myrtle Strain, Mildred Mecham, Sherry Barney, Ira Thornton, Herman Buhkr, Duane Devey, Charlotte Wimmer, Norma Mecham, Laura Larsen, Walter Morse, Donna Parker, Joan Evans, Tammy Per renoud, Tom Bingham, and D. Paul Bishop, all of American Fork. Lawrence Beal, Lela Russon, Charles Hamner, Jeneal Kirk-ham, Kirk-ham, Monte Hampton, Jerry Zimmerman, Zim-merman, William Nielsen, Terry Rymer, Peter Webb, Sherlean Norman, Larry Jenkins, and Morgan S. Lott, all of Lehi. Fannie Singleton, Elsie Steck-er, Steck-er, Winona Watters, Florence Draper, Rachael M. Tarr, Carol Swonson, Alfred Winn, Delilah R. Fugal, John Hilton, Betty Jean Mitchell, Joyce Greenwood, Steven Stev-en Short, Michael Short, Hedvig J. 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