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The Summerville News, Thursday. March 7, 1963
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BOWLING WINNERS CONGRATULAT
ED— Charles Barrett (right) is con
gratulated by Don Stultz, of Clemons
Brothers, sponsor of a bowling tourna-
Charles Barrett Nabs
Midway Bowling Title
Flashing into the home stretch
like a Kentucky thoroughbred
riding a 1000 to 1 odds, Trion's J
Charley Barrett streaked across
the Clemons Bros. Open Bowling
Tournament finish line last
weekend in first plaee 103 pins
ahead. Grabbing top billing, ■
sacking an < xpensive 23” lowboy
television and a Lions share of
shiny trophies the Trion Drugs [
team bowler finished first in the
All Events collection, led the
Drugs five to first in the team
rolling, and then teaming with
Piggly Wiggly's Max Jones, they
grubbed the Doubles title. Bar
rett's Tourney score 1983 All-
Events, topped Trion Drugs
teammate Corbin Whitfield at
1880 and Centre, Ala 's Chero- j
kee Lanes Billy Garrett at 1864
Whitfield Ilas Early Lead
In the two weekends as 33
teams, 106 singles rollers and 43
pans of bowlers logged scores.
Trion Drugsmen. Corbin Whit-[
field set an impressive lead with
W. S. Wilbanks Heads North
(a*oi’gia Sportsman’s Clnl*
W S. Wilbanks is the new
president of the North Georgia
Sportsman's Club.
Jerry Blackman is secretary
treasurer.
The club was formed Sept. 30.
1962 and meets monthly.
Charter members were: Ira
Townsend. Slew Townsend, Tom
Smithson, Henry Bankey. Floyd
Pope, Gene Wilbanks, Charles
Logan, Russell Wilkerson. Junior
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ment last week, after Barrett emerged
on top. At the same time, Colleen Grif
fin of the Midway Lanes congratulates
Barrett’s doubles partner, Max Jones.
his 16 pin top over the Alabama
third place man. Barrett how
ever had led the Trion Drugs I
, top drive and before posting his
doubles and singles count. It
was in this specific category
that the winner got his best
lead. Whit field topped Barrett's
) singles series decidedly as Cor
bin took second place to Rome’s
John Mellon. Barrett and dou-'
bles partner Max Jones how- ■
'ever, both sparkled in the
I doubles rolling as they drove to
a scant 3 pin topping of Whit I
field and his partner Robert
Bennett of the redshirted Shake
■ Shop crew 1277 to 1274.
Going into the singles series
Barrett's chances were very
| Barrett’s chances were very good
and as his second game shot to
| a 188 scratch he was only 24 1
pins behind his Drug teammates
with a full game to go. His first
3 frames of the final game took
care of that and coasting on in
set the 103 pin lead to capture
Hammond. Grady Blackmon,
Richard Hogue, Richard Black
mon, Robert Blackmon, Russell
Mills. Donald Cain, Donald
Searles, David Searles, Ray Mc-
Whorter, Joe Brown, Johnny
Brown, IL C Sansom. Bill All
inon. Claience Lane, Tom Adams,
[ Virgil Payton, Roy Hood. Merrill
Lloyd. Charles Blackmon. Hugh
Whit ley, Charles Willingham and
Bill Childers.
the All-Events total and the
major prize.
Trophies and winners checks
totaling more than SSOO are
forthcoming according to Lanes
Manager Marvin Whaley. This
first Midway Lanes Tourney has
been lauded by th< entries from
Alabama, Tennessee and many
[points of northwest Georgia as
one of the best conducted they
have ever participated in, with
j somb of the finest prizes to aim
for.
The official listing had Trion
Drugs, Team Winner, 3005 to
2958 over Ft. Payne’s Golden
I Flakes with Slultzs Pickups
[ third.
Charles Barrett and Max
Jones, Doubles Winners, 1277 to
1274 over Whitfield and Ben
nett; Reese and Carden, third
plaee. Singhs, John Mellon,
Rome, 670; Corbin Whitfield,
660. Clay Jennings, 654; Gene
Day, 637.
All-Events, Charles Barrett,
I 1983; Corbin Whitfield, 1880;
Billy Garrett, Centre, Ala., 1864;
Earl Aired, 1858; Cordell Powell,
I 1849.
Morrison
l op Scorer
For CHS Girls
The Chattooga High girls'
basketball team ended a 21-game
season with a total of 614 points
or an average of 29. This was
against 856 points by opponents,
giving an average of 41.
On rebounds, the CHS lassies
had an average of 28.5 compared
to 24 for the opponents.
Donna Morrison was top scorer
for the season with 234 points
and a 11 average. Pat Barry had
194 points with a 9 average;
Sandra Worsham had 121, with
a 6 average, and Marilyn Bryant
had 62 with a 3 average.
The team was coached by Jud
son Frost.
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GKOIT Ml I TS MON.
A square dance group will be
formed at a meeting at 7:30 pin.
Monday at the Summerville
Recreation Department if there
is enough interest
Director Gra d y MeCahnon
urged all interested persons to
be present at that time.
OPENING MONDAY —
THE DRAPERY SHOP
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I Fishing
Regulations
Changetl
Fishermen will see some
changes in the fishing regula
tions this season.
The total aggregate of fish
allowed in the possession of
fishermen has been reduced
from 75 to 50. This lowers the
limit on bream from 75 to 50.
Trout season will open April
1 and run through September
15. Trout fishing on managed
I streams will open May 2 and
run through Labor Day accord
ing to scheduled dates. A permit
i costing $1 per day is required
i for fishing on the managed
streams.
Smith and McClure Creeks
have been removed from the list
[of managed streams because of
[ changes in the boundary of ths
■ Chattahoochee National Forest.
However, these streams will be
open trout streams and they
will be heavily stocked with
| trout.
Biggest change for some trout
fishermen is the setting of time
limits for trout fishing in Geor
gia. Night fishing for trout will
be prohibited during the coming
season. No trout may be taken
in open streams from thirty
minutes after sundown to thirty
minutes before sunrise. The
managed streams will open at 6
a m. and closed at 7 p.m.
Other changes have been
made and all hunters and fish
ermen should consult the regu
lations which are posted in the
courthouse of Georgia counties.
Printed copies of these regula
tions will be available free of
charge from the Public Infor
mation Division. Georgia Game
and Fish Commission, March 15.
Spring Gobbler
Season April
15-20 Here
The spring gobbler season will
be held April 15-20 in Chattooga,
Floyd, Gordon Whitfield and
Walker counties, it has been an
nounced.
The season will be observed
March 26 - April 15 in other
। spring gobbler counties.
Donkey Basketball
Set at Gaylesville
A donkey basketball game
will be held at Gaylesville High
[School's old gymnasium at 7:30
wip, .tCSTi Wednesday, March
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It will be sponsored by the
Gaylesville Junior Class. Pro
ceeds will go for the junior
senior banquet fund.
Admission will be 50c and sl.
News Os Chelsea
By Ann Brown, Route 1, Menlo, Ga
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lewis
and family, Tom Garner and
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Fillister
and girls were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Gentry near Rome.
Curtis Wilson is a patient 'at
Riegel Hospital. We wish for him
a speedy recovery.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Crye were Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Willingham. Shir
ley. Jean, Connie and Bonnie
Simpson and Nell Bailey.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Willingham Jr.
and children was J. H. Willing
ham Sr. Thursday night guest
of Jean and Shirley Willingham
was Betty Willingham.
Shirley Willingham spent Fri
day night with Miss Carole
Shropshire in Summerville.
Franklin Jackson had as din
ner guest. Sunday. Glenn and
Larry Mitchell. Afternoon guests
were Ronnie and Danny Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith vis
ited Mr and Mrs. Lee Eleam in
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P.-T.A/s of
Trion, S’ville to
Vie in Game
It’s destined to be “the
game of the year”.
So predict those planning the
Summerville Parent - Teacher
Assn. Trion Parent - Teacher
Assn, basketball game set for
March 22. It will be at 7:30
p.m. at the Summerville Rec
reation Center.
Proceeds will be used by the
Summerville group, sponsors,
to help get cooling equipment
for Summerville Elementary
School.
Bridge Class
Is Planned
The Summerville Recreation
Department is ready to take
. reservations for a series of
; bridge lessons to begin at 7:30
p.m. Monday, March 18.
The deadline for reservations
is Friday, March 15, and these
should be made by calling the
Center, 857-7601. There is a $lO
per person registration fee.
Twenty persons are necessary
lin order for a class to be held.
Classes will be from 7:30 to 10
p.m. on Mondays for eight
weeks.
Mrs. Leo Mann, Rome bridge
instructor and a qualified senior
master duplicate player, asso
ciated with the American Con
tract Bridge League, will be the
instructor.
The course is especially de
signed for beginners at bridge,
but all who are unfamiliar with
the point count system would
find the course useful.
Some of the highlights will
be: Proper requirements for
opening bids: responses and re
bids; the play of the hand; de
fensive bidding; no trump
bidding; demand bids; leads;
signals and discards.
CHS Tells of
Jr. Play Plans
The junior class of Gaylesville
High School has announced
: March 26 as the date for its
play. The time will be 7:30
(CST).
The name of the play is “Hill
billy Wedding”. It is about a
hillbilly family, the Bellsnikles,
who have a houseful of daugh
ters of marriageable age. The
1 1 fun begins when the family tries
.\ to marry the girls to all the
i [eligible bachelors in the neigh
i borhood.
Advance price of tickets are
35 cents and 50 cents. The
prices at the gate will be 50
cents and 75 cents. For further
.ticket information, call Gayles
. ville High School.
Rome Wednesday. Mr. Eleam re
mains ill.
Lonnie Willingham was spend
the day guest Sunday of Terry
Don Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gene Filli
ster and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Patterson and baby visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bub Eleam in Rome
Sunday.
Sunday night guest of Miss
Bonnie Simpson was Miss Jean
Willingham.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Willing
ham and children, of Chatta
nooga. visited Mr. and Mrs. El
dred Willingham and Mary Sun
day.
Mrs. Jean Mitchell and boys
and Mrs. Dewey Mitchell and
Mrs. Dovie Majors visited Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Brown and Mi
chelle Sunday.
Larry Mitchell was Wednesday
night guest of Bobby and David
Mitchell.
Mrs. Jean Mitchell and boys
were guests of Mrs. Dewey
Mitchell and boys Monday.
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CHAMPS OF RECREATION LEAGUE—
Grady McCalmon (third from left) di
rector of the Summerville Recreation
Center, presents a trophy to Jimmy
Woodard (fourth from left) of the Piggly
Wiggly basketball team, winner Thurs
day night of the Recreation League
Men’s Tournament. Other members of
PW Wins First Round
In 7th District Tourney
The Piggly Wiggly Independ
ents of the Summerville Recrea
tion Dept. League won the first
round of the Seventh District
Tournament at Dalton Tuesday
night.
They were slated to face the
Daltonians last evening. Piggly
Wiggly defeated Calhoun 46-39
on Tuesday. Jack Cash and
Jerry Frady were the top
scorers.
CYL to Name
Officers, See
Film Tonight
The election of officers and
the showing of a color film will
highlight the Christian Youth
League meeting at 7:30 p.m. to
day (Thursday) at the Summer
ville Methodist Church.
The nominating committee,
Mary York, Ann Jones and Kelly
Hudson, gave a report.
The film is, “The Other City”
and concerns cancer.
A group from the League will
attend a meeting of the United
Christian Youth organizations in
Atlanta Saturday. They include:
Carole Johnson, Vicki Day, Jerry
Money, John Turner and Mrs.
Henry Duke, advisor. The CYL
is not affiliated with the UCY.
Trion Team
Groups Plan
Meet Tonight
The Trion Junior Pony League
and Teen League officers and
managers will meet at 6:30 p.m.
today (Thursday) at the Com
munity Center.
Schedules and plans for the
forthcoming season will be
made. Managers are asked to
check their equipment before
the meeting.
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