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Top award winners for high single, triple and average in the Seaforth Minor Bowling
League were awarded Sunday evening at a banquet at Seaforth Arena. Above are (left) Joe
Gillespie, high triple, 800; Bill O'Shea., runner up for high single with 296; John Hauwert,
180 average and Ross Govier, high single, 301. (Staff Photo)
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Mr. and urn. John Mae011-
livray and Pam of Tbamesford
and Bruce Clark 'of Loddon were
*Ter guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Clark, Keith and
Ann.
Mr. and. Mrs. Doug Ennis
spent a recent week end with
Mr. and Mrs4Ron Ennis and
family of Whitby.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. W.
C. Hackwell were Mr; and Mrs.
Bob Smith, Sandra, Monica and,
Paul of London and Mr. and
-Mrs. Jack Malwain, Mark and
David of Seaforth.
Mrs. W. H. Currie of West-
dale, Hamilton spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McCall and Beverly.
A number of Institue members
from the Walton branch• attended
the 69th Annual meeting of the
East Huron Women's Institute
at the Cranbrook Community
hall with both morning and
afternoon sessions. Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock of Auburn was the
guest speaker on ',Public Rela-
tions", with Mrs. Charles
Mathers of Bluevale, the district
President, in charge of the
meeting. The entertainment in
the morning session was a
' Fashion Show" by the District
Directors and, the ',Brussels
Stompers" sang several numbers
at' the afternoon session. Next
year the annual meeting is to
be held at Lakelet. The Fall
Rally will be held the first Mon,-
day in October at Ethel.
Miss Judy Clark visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Smalldon.
Saturday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Rollie Achilles and Ann
were Christine, Danny and
Dwayne, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Achilles and Ricki,
Lynn and Brian, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor of
Staila.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin
Brian, Cathy and Jeffrey visi-
ted on Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.
Brian Nash and family of Stoney
Creeic, where they enjoyed the
blossoms when they toured the
Niagara Peninsula, also motor-
ing to view the falls at Niagara.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott of
Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Stimore Of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk are
Spending a cquple of days this
week with Mr. and Mrs. David
Dunk, Darlene and David of
Comma..
Little Chrisie Achilles,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Achilles had her tonsilsremoved
on Monday at Clinton Public Hos-
pital.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Docken are
spending a few days this week
in Windsor where they will
attend the London Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills
spent a recent weekend with
Drs. Jean and Gert Westermman
of Burlington, where they toured
the Botanical Gardens.
Memberi of the C,Y.Q, and
Minor Bowlilig Leagues. 4nded
_their bowling season with Omer
and dance Sunday at the Arena.
Following the supper Marlene
Nash and Glen Malcolm presented
trophies to the MiteleJ tease
,And the bowlers With tliejll:6,11,S#
0,11Ae eracl alrerace! Utter
in the evening the group enjoyed
dancing to the rusk of ate
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Winning team in tne Minor Bowling League were presented trophies on Sunaay evening at
their- annual banquet. (Left) Joanne Schenk, Ross Govier, Bill O'Shea and Ricky Ruston.
Absent was Glen Malcolm.- (Staff Photo) •
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Top team in the CYO playoffs were presented their trophies at a banquet on Sunday evening
at Seaforth Arena. (Back row) Rudy Jansen, (front) Ann Noble, Gerard Meidinger, Mike
Meidinger and Rose Van den Hengel. (Staff Photo)
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4 Seen 'shove 'with their trophies are members of the top CYO team of this season. (Left)
Jim Putman, Harry Arts and Joan Noble. -Absent were Tom Lane and Joanna Melanson.
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Winners of the high single and high triple aWards at the CYO banquet at Seaforth Arena
Sunday -evening were: John Arts, runner up for high single, 185; Mike Meidinger, runner
up for high single with 185; Jim Putman, high single, 282, Harry Arts, high triple,801 and
Ann Noble, high average, 213. (Staff Photo)
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