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Teddy Bears - The Teddy Bears won the Sunday Night Mixed
League championship this past season at the Lucan Lanes. Front
row, (left to right), Glena Tripp, Ann Armstrong, Linda Webber,
Leanne Merner. Back row, (l -r), Andy McIntyre, Bill Armstrong, Eu-
gene Webber, Alan Merner.
Top Dart Individuals - The top scorers of regular players in the Ex-
eter Legion mixed dart league received awards Saturday night.
Back, left, Monty Scott, Henry Dyck and Roy Hunter. Front, Maria
Wall, Anita Hunter and Barb Hearn.
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Odd Ones Win - The Odd Ones won the playoff championship of
the Exeter Legion mixed dart league. Back, left, Greg Bell and
John Gunness. Front, Betty Bowerman and Julie Higgins. Also on
the team for part of the season was the late Audrey Gunness.
individual winners - These .bowlers won individual awards in the
Sunday Night Mixed Bowling League at the Lucan Lanes this past
season. Front row, (left to right), Shirley Barker, (high single), Gle-
na Tripp, (high average), Linda Webber, (high triple), Jim Smith
(high average), Back, Larry Gibson, (high triple), Missing, Ron Ma-
son, (high single).
A champs - The Lefties won the A championship in the Sunday
Night Mixed Bowling. League at the Lucan Lanes this past season.
Front row, (left to right), Brenda Morgan, Darlene Vanbergen, Shar-
on Gibson. Back row, (l -r), Bill Vanbergen, Don Morgan, Larry Gib-
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Dart League Champs - The regular championship of the Exeter Le-
gion mixed dart league was won by the Connectors. From the left
are Brenda Snell, Mark Wragg and Monty Scott. Missing was
Marg Wragg.
Bcst Spares - Awards were given .to the top individual spares in
the Exeter Legion mixed dart league, Saturday. Back, left, Dorothy
i?cynokls. Bob McDonald and Mike Gans. Front, Jean Simpson
and Don Wallace.
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Merit pins - Audrey Watt, left and Don Watt, right,- owners of the
Lucan Lanes, present merit pins to Andy McIntyre and Glena
Tripp, of the Sunday Night Mixed League for their extra dedication
at the league's banquet Saturday night at the Lucan Legion.
Happy Campers - The,"Campers" won the B championship in the
Sunday Night Mixed Bowling League at the Lucan Lanes this past
season. Front row, (left to right), Sue Wilson, Marie Jaques, Sheila
Charlton, Shirley Barker. Back row, (l -r), George Wilson, John
Jaques, Gary Dunlop, Bill Smith.
THE LAMBTON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SUMMER
EDUCATION
PROGRAMS
1989
REG1STRAT10N;._.
* SECONDARY UPGRADING
* SECONDARY NEW CREDIT
* ELEMENTARY COURSES
* SPECI\L PROGRAMS
* ADULT EDUCATION
* INTEREST COURSES
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GENERAL INFORMATION
1. The Summer School Office is open at
Northern Collegiate Institute & Voca-
tional School, Room 102, starting May
• 15, 1989. Office hours are from 12:00
noon to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
2. Main registration will be Tuesday, June
27, Wednesday, June 28, Thursday, June
29th and Friday, June 30th, from 10:00
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Room 102 at North-
ern Collegiate Institute & Vocational
School, 940 Michigan Ave., Sarnia.
3. While classes are- in session, from Tues-
day, •July 4 and until the Summer School
Office closes, the normal office hours
will be from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
4. Students under age 18 must have their
registration forms signed by parent or
guardian.
5. All secondary students must have their
applications signed by Student Services
Staff at their home school to ensure that
the credit will be accepted by the home
school.
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ELEMENTARY CLASS TIMES & INTEREST PROGRAMS
BEGIN TUESDAY, JULY 4/89 ENDS FRIDAY, JULY 28/89.
SECONDARY PROGRAMS
BEGIN TUESDAY, JULY'4/89. ENDS THURSDAY, AUGUST 10/89.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND BROCHURES AVAILABLE AT ALL
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND AT THE EDUCATION CENTRE,
200 WELLINGTON ST., SARN.IA (336-1500)
MR. BILL STEADMAN
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
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