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End'Seo00 With
• Pot :Luck 'Su pp. -
Town and Country bowling held
their pot luck supper 'on VVednes-'
day, April 28th at 7 p.m. in the
Lucknow Legion Hall. They had as
their guests, Town and Country
members, for the supper. Mrs.'
Pete MacDonald acted as chairlady
in the absence of John McMurchy.
Walter Dexter asked one min-
ute's silence for members who had
passed away since last year's
supper-, The members were Robert
Helm, Wilfred Drennan, Frank
Scott and Dr. W. V. Johnston:
Phonse Murray read a letter sent
to the club from Maude Fisher
inviting Town' andCountry mem-
bers to. Lawn' Bowling. 'Mrs. Earl
Wightman read the minutes 'from
the last banquet. Mrs. Wilbur
Brown read the bowling finances
',report. 'A bus trip was discussed
- but was left til the business
meeting in May.
Presentations were made to the
season's winners of the. Henderson
trophy. by Mrs. Gertrude Walsh.
Anna Johnstone,. captain of the
Reds, replied, thanking her team
and said how they all missed Dr.
Johnston who was a member of-the
Reds team also. President, Phonse
Murray; presented the playoff
trophy to Vera Purvis, captain of
the Greens,, to which Vera replied.
Most improved lady bowler for
the year was Mrs. Ida Barger and,
the most improved man bowler for
the year was Jaines McNaiighton.
Both replied. Mrs. Ronald Stanley
then thanked all the • bowlers for
their co-operation for 1976. Mrs.
-A. E. McKim moved a vote' of
tharikS to Margaret MacDOnald for
her work with the bowling and as
chairlady for the evening.
The executive for 1976-77 are as
follows: Wm. Ross, Walter Dexter,
Mrs. Anna Johnstone and Mrs.
Wilbur Brown; secretary treasurer,
Wilbur Brown. • A• program
followed with a Minstrel Show with
some of the ladies of the boviling
teams taking part with Mrs: Peter
Cook as pianist. TWo readings
were given by Mrs. Susan. Mc
Naughton and Mrs. Helm. Two
'sets of square dancers danced with
Les Purvis playing' his. violin,
Phonse Murray the caller and Mrs.
Peter Cook as pianist. An
enjoyable evening came to a close.
Kinloss League
Bowling Banquet
Kinloss Mikeil Bowling League
h,el.d their annual* banquet in the
Parish Hall on April 28 to, end the
1975-76 season. The president,
Mrs. Ralph (Phemia) Cameron
welcomed everybody there and
after singing grace, all enjoyed a
delicious and bountiful meal pre-
pared by the ladies-of the church.
Gerald Rhody thanked the ladies
for all their work. The League was
glad to, have Ernie Webb, manager
of Lucky Wood •Lanes with them.
He presented 'the winners of this
season with trophies and prizes.
The winning team' for the season
was Anna MacDougall's Wealthys
with Lloyd MacDougall, Harry and
Mary Lavis, Evan Keith and Bill
Sproul as other members.
High for tbe men this season
were: average, Gerald Rhody;
triple,.Lloyd MacDougall and
single, jelle de Jong. High for the
ladies: average, Merle Rhody;
triple, Dorothy Farrish; single,
Janet Barger.
The winning playoff team was
Janet Barger's Macs with' Ken
B,arger, Bob and Wilda Campbell,
Jelle and Gerda de Tong 'as other
members.
High in the playoffs. were: men,
high average Jim Lavis, high triple
Evan' Keith and high single Walter
Dexter; ladies, high average Gerda
de 'Jong, high triple Ann Dexter
and ,high single Nancy. Swan.
Pins for most improved bowlers
, .
were given •to Wilda Campbell and
Jack Henderson. Also three • • special awards- were presented to
Cecilia Laidlaw, Marj Farrish and
Grant. Gilchrist who filled in for
three 'bowlers who could 'not finish
the season for various reasons.
Phemia Cameron thanked Ernie
Webb and he in return informed
the bowlers that , bowling rates
will not .go,•' up for next season,
which is something new these
days, with costprice rising every
day.
Ten lucky plate prizes were given
out to members' of the league.
At a short business meeting the
following executive was nominated
for next year: president, Dorothy
Farrish; vice president, Nancy
Swan; secretary treasurer, Gerda
de Jong.. It'is hoped more spares
will' be available for next Season as
this created some problems last
year.
• The League appreciates Mrs.
Ralph Cameron's work as president
last year. Mrs. Cameron presented
. the secretary with a gift of money ,
which was much appreciated.
The end of the meetinginought a
sad moment as Garnet Farrier and
his Wife Agries had, for the past
few years, supplied a program of
beautiful music to conclude the
banquet. The League misses
Garnet very much and Weir
thoughts go. out to Agnes in her
.bereavement. The'League apprec;
iates Cecilia Laidlaw accompanying
Agnes to Lucknow every Friday,
night to 'complete the bowling
season:,
'The 'evening concluded with a '
game of cards with "Jake Conley
high and Ira.Dickie low man, high
lady Phemia Cameron and Mary
Lavis low.
Congratulations to everybody
and see you all next season.