The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-05-11, Page 17Bit 'lad.
.Ater,
PrOentationof tro
phies and hies w,as made in the
firemen's recreation rooms.
PAW were presented to J. H.
awford for the year's high
average .Score and to Mrs. H.
the ladies'° high aver-
age.
The silver;.trophy, cups for the
playoff tournament were won by
Mrs. R. G. .Gannett and B. Ort-
Liebe. Mr, Ortlieb was . defending
11, the trophy, He is the first person
to have won the cup twice in suc-
cession. A, Wilson and Mrs. H.
Fisher were' the runners-up in the
tournament. Each was awarded -
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a prize
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Mr. and Mrs, W. French, second;
east,, and west, Mrs, D, B. Porter
and F. Moffat, first; Mrs, H.
Fisher and B. Ortlieb, second,
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Ladies' bowlingleague
holds closing banquet
Members of the Wednesday
Night Ladies' Bowling League
held their season's wind-up ban-
quet last Wednesday night at the
Canadian Legion hall with presi-
dent Gloria Thomas presiding.
Trophies were presented ° to
Mary Campbell, Gloria Thomas
and Sharon Skinn, each having
324 for high single, by Diane Eng-
lish; to Barb Dauphin, 806 high
triple, and to Ruby MacLennan,
high average of 205, by Louise •
Welwood. A prize went to Sharon
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making the presentation.
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high triple in the playoffs were
wog by Sharon Skinn with °265 and
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paper -mouth or he'll get a-
way" is a lot of nonsense. But
avid crappie fishermen all
over. the country will know
what's being ,said: The thin
tissue , making up a crappie's
mouth requires dexterity and
ease when landing the fish. ,
Crappie are one of the most
plentiful game fish found in
lakes and streams throughout
America, and happily –
they're also rated tops as table
fare. Of interest to anglers is
some on -the -water research by
Red . Fisher, ' -
Biologists have shown that
the last few weeks of spring
and the first week or so of
summer 'is an excellent crap-
e fishing time. This period
comes just before the crappie
spawning season, when fishing
success will dip until . cool .
weather arrives in fall.
During the pre -spawning
period crappie tend to concen-
trate near the mouths ofsmallcreeks and streams, along
banks with overhanging trees
(feeding on insects falling int,
the water) , and generally an
areas where the water is un-
disturbed by wind action.
Most experienced crappie
fishermen use a boat. Riggipg
two or three cane poles with
minnows (less than two inches
long, and lightly hooked
through the skin behind the
dorsal fin), they set the bob-
bers so the baits will be at dif-
ferent levels beneath the sur-
face. Then they slowly work
along shore and around rock
points, seeking underwater
•debris that provides shelter,
and generally staying wt'thin.
50 feet of -shore.
Fly fishermen can have a
lot of fun fishing for crappie
with both dry and wet. flies.
For surface fishing, use tactics
similar to those employed for •
trout. Dry flies normally used
for other panfish are suitable.
Wet flies should imitate min-
nows. Best periods of day for
fly fishing are early morning
and from dusk to sunset. An-
other" thing to remember is
that when crappie are actively
feeding on the surface, you
will usually be able to see
them.
REMEMBER, too, the hard-
ship of those pioneers. They did
not have sun glasses.
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GASLIGHT
Sut.,Muy 13
K INCA'RDINE
PAVILION
Mary Campbell, Joanne Harri-
son, Louise Welwood, Diane Eng-
lish, Bea Shropshall and Ruth
Ann Readman. •
Louise Welwood . and Bea
Shropshall received special
awards for seven and five years'
attendance respectively with
Mary Campbell making the pre-
sentation to Mrs. Welwood and
Doreen Young to Bea Shropshall.
Louise Welwood presented tro-
%hies to the season champions,
Sharon's Snow -Jets, comprising.
Sharon Skinn, Diane English,
.Betty Foxton,. Ruth Ann Read -
man, Edna Armstrong and
Jackie Mathwich and to the play--
off champs, Joyce's Panthers
composed of Joyce Gardner,
Verna . Steffler,. Jeannette Rod-
ger, Jean McKay, -Shirley Sal -
lows and Linda ,Cerson.
Gloria Thomas will continue as .similar honor in the men's sec -
president for 1972-73. Mary tion.. Campbell is secretary, Shirley 'Both received special 'trophies
Storey, treasurer and Beth Skinn and a gift of lawn chairs; Others
-:-the press :reporter. Captains for from Wingham who won prizes
next season will be Joanne. Harri- were Isabel M,ontgonaery, Gloria
son, Son , Skinn Ruth - .Thotrnas a • Lon Ic r-•„rpn- i�
Readman, Jean Elliott, ' Judy
Hickey and Barb Dauphin.
The evening closed with, apro-
gressive euchre party.
Shirley Storey
agar executive ,
b.wI.r of year
The Bluewater Bowlers execu-
tive tournament was held at
Little • owl, Goderich, Sunday
with 48 bowlers competing In-
dividually. Of this •entry list, '19
league executives from the Wing -
ham Lanes participated.
Mrs.- Shirley Storey repeated
her Last year's success to again
be -named the lady executive
bowler of the year. Jim Mc-
Whinney of . Goderich gained • a
WINNERS OF THE playoff high single and high triple in
the Wednesday Night Ladies' League were Sharon •Skin.,
and Jean King seen with their trophies. —Staff Photo.
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WINNERS OF THE high single trophies in the Thursday
Night Mixed League were Gary Brenzil and Fran Gerrie.
The latter made the presentation to Gary after receiving
her trophy from Perrie Holmes. —Staff Photo.