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Was presented to her by Verna
Steffler. The high single went
to Hilda Brown and was present-
ed by Mary Campbell. Shirley
Storey captured the high triple
with the trophy presented by
Dorothy Bain.
A draw on centennial mugs,
donated by the Dominion Sport;
was won by Louise Swanson.
The door prize was won by Bet-
ty Foxton.
The play-off champs were
the Asters, captained by Audrey
Swatridge with Gwen MacLaur-
in, Joe English, Joyce Hodgins,
Laura Richardson and Marg
Strong. Their trophies were
presented by Marg Moffatt.
The high single in the play-
offs was won by Audrey Swat-
ridge and her trophy was pre ,
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TOP BOWLERS in the men's division of
the Thursday Night Mixed League picked
up the silverware at the banquet held in
the Legion hall on Thursday night. Winners
were Barry Fryfogle, league high single,
378; Wayne Brown, men's high triple, 820;
Bill Hotchkiss, high average, 234, and Ian
MacLaurin, tied with Wayne for the men's
high triple at 820.
—Advance-Times Photo.
TAKiNG HOME THE biggest prize were
Paul's Plums, regular season winners in the
Thursday Night Mixed League with the
Molson Trophy. Members of the champion-
ship team are Marg Moffatt, Murray Ger-
rie, Paul Rintoul, Barry Fryfogle and Joan
Irwin. Absent was June Hafermehl,
—Advance-Times Photo.
Thursday night mixed league
holds banquet to end season
PRIZE WINNERS at the Thursday Night
Mixed Bowling League banquet last Thurs-
day were Gail Holmes, most improved
bowler with an 18 pin increase; Paul Rin-
tout, men's most improved bowler with a
16 pin increase; Bob Jones, playoff high
triple of 695, and Fred Templeman, play-
off high single of 283.—A-T Photo.
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SATURDAY, MAY 27
League finishes season with banquet
The Wednesday night La-
dies' League wound up the sea-
son's bowling activities with a
banquet at the Legion when a
number of the ladies sat down
to a delicious turkey dinner
with all the trimmings, for
which Audrey Swatridge thank-
ed the Auxiliary on behalfof the
bowling teams.
The season champs were the
Violets, captained by Verna
Steffler with Hilda Brown, Rose
Grove, Janet Henderson, Bea
Shropshall, Sandra Riehl. Their
trophies were presented to them
by Louise Welwood.
The high average trophy
went to Gwen MacLaurin and
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rented. by Shirley Storey, The
high triple was won by Gwen
MacLaurin, presented by Helen
Casemore.
Hilda Brown presented ash
trays to nine ladies with perfect
attendance for the season.
The most improved bowler
was Shirley Simmons. Her tro-
phy was presented by Elva Wat-
ite and Mrs. Swanson donated a
prize which was won by Jean-
ette Scott.
The president thanked the
out-going executive for the
help they had given her during
the season and brought in the
new executive for the next sea-
son as follows: Pres., Verna
Steffler; see., Dorothy Bain;
treas., Hilda Brown; press re-
porter, Janet Henderson; cap-
tains, Rose Grove, Jeanette
Scott, Joyce Gardner, Ev Friden-
burg, Shirley Simmons, Ruby
McLennan,
The remainder of the eve-
ning was spent playing euchre
with prizes going to Pat Fry for
the traveling prize; high lady,
Louise Welwood; high lady play-
ing as man, Jean King; most
lone hands for lady, Jean Lunn;
most lone hands playing as a
man, Jeanette Scott; low lady,
Shirley Simmons; low lady
playing as a man, Lois Cerson.
Joyce Hodgins won the last draw
prize.
Robert Scott, the famed
British explorer of the Antarctic,
will be commemorated in the
Polar regions exhibit at Expo
67. Scott's dairy, found on his
body after he died on the long
trek back from the South Pole,
will be displayed in the pavil-
ion for the same exhibit. Nor-
way is sending a model of the
"Frain", the ship in which
Amundsen reached the South
Pole.
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the high triple award to Sharon
Jones with a 745. The men's
high triple award had a two-
way tie with Wayne Brown and
fan MacLaurin each bowling an
820.
The high single trophies
went to Marg Moffatt with a
342 and to Barry Ftyfogle With a
378.
Paul Rintoul presented the
playoff champs, Bob's Bananas,
with their awards. Members of
the team are: captain Bob Brooks,
!lost Gordon, Gail Holmes, Fran
Gerrie, Wayne Brown and Mari,
lyn Ritchie.
Announce four
officials' clinics
In its all-out effort to im-
prove the quality of baseball
and softball in the. Western On-
tario Area, the WOAA will
again hold four clinics for of-
ficials in 1967.
This year the WOAA is con-
centrating on the managers,
coaches, and ballplayers as well
as the officials in order to im-
prove their knowledge of the
game and thus improve the
game for the fans.
Clinics are free and open to
anyone 16 years and over.
Clinic Number 1: Canadian
Forces Base Clinton, School of
Food Services classrooms. Two
evening clinic, May 23 and 25,
8:00 to 10:00 p. m.
Clinic Number 2: New Ham-
burg Community Centre, May
28, 1;00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Clinic Number 3: Durham
Community Centre, June 4,
1;00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Clinic Number 4: Allenford
Community Centre, June 18,
1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
All WOAA umpires must at-
tend one of the clinics. For fur-
ther information contact Dan
Davis, at CFB Clinton, Mast-
ral Park, Ontario. Phone 4=-
3411 ext 201 (office) or 482-
7'742 (home).
Bridge Club
ends season
The Wingham Bridge Club
held its final game of the sea-
son on Thursday night. The
top pairs were; N. & S., 1. A.
Wilson, G. Baird; 2. Mrs. H.
Fisher, J. H. Crawford; 3. Mrs.
R. H. Lloyd, J. Martin. E. &
W. , 1. Mrs. R. DuVal, B. Ort-
lieb; 2. C. Hodgins,Wm.Whar-
ry; 3. Mrs. J. H. Crawford,
Mrs. G. Gannett.
Following bridge a delicious
lunch was served by the social
committee and prizes were pre-
sented. Mrs. Gannett and Art
Wilson were the recipients of
the play-off trophies. The most
coveted award for the high
average of the year was present-
ed to J. H. Crawford.
The club will resume again
in the fall, on October 5th,
Ross Gordon, Gail Holmes, Hil-
da Gordon, Sheila Rintoul,
Sharon Jones, Audrey Swatridge
and Sharon Brooks.
The door prizes were won by
Lois Cerson, Florence Purdon
and Bob Brooks,
The following couples were
elected to serve on the execu-
tive for next year: President,
Audrey and Hap Swatridge; vice.
pres., Gail and Perry Holmes;
sec., Sharon and Bob Brooks;
treas. , Sheila and Paul Rintoul;
press, Lorna and Wayne Brown.
1 hope you all enjoy your
summer holidays and we'll see
you in the fall.
Keith Moffatt presented the
high triple playoff winners with
their awards. Marilyn Ritchie
won it for the ladies with a 666
and Bob Jones had a 693 for the
men.
The playoff high singles went
to Audrey Swatridge with a283
and to Fred Templernan with a
283,
The most improved bowler
awards were presented by El-
wood Irwin, Gail Holmes cattle
up 18 points for the ladies• and
Paul Rintoul improved by 16
points.
Perfect attendance awards
for the regular season went tici
President Barry Fryfogle wet- Stewart Leedham presented
coined everyone to the banquet
on Thursday evening. A delic-
ious dinner was served by the
Legion ladies. The presentation
of the trophies followed the din-
ner.
Bob Jones presented the Mal-
son Trophy and the league
champ trophies to Paul's Plums
whose members are: captain,
Paul Rintoul, Murray Gerrie,
Marg Moffatt, Joan Irwin, June
Haferimehi and Barry Fryfogle.
Bob Brooks presented the
high average awards to Gwen
Maaaurin with a 212 and to
Bill Hotchkia with a 284,
WINGHAM GOLF CLUB
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SATURDAY, MAY 21
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