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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-22, Page 16MRS. JANIS CREEDEN putts for a win, she hopes, during the two -ball foursome tournament that followed the season opening luncheon last Tuesday of the Wingham Golf Club Ladies' Section. Thirty eight members and guests at- tended the opening. Recreation report INDUSTRIAL SLOW -PITCH BALL _Lai. week tie, final orlaniza- tional meeting of the Industrial Slow -Pitch League was held at the arena. Industrial fast -ball ' ed three years ago. Slow -pitch has come into its own lately with those who used to play fastball and no longer can hit the fast - pitched balls. The four teams in the league are Turnberry Tavern, Sports- men's Association, Police and Stanley Door Systems. The rules are basically the same as those for softball except for a few minor differences: 1. There is an extra man on the team — a fourth fielder. 2. Stealing bases is not per- mitted, 3. No bunting when at bat. The league will play each Mon- day night with doubleheaders'at 7 and 9 p.m. Let's hope this league will provide good recreational sport as it is supposed to do. WATER SAFETY The time of year is approach- ing when we must think more of water safety ... the time of year when young ones spend more time in the water. Will you and your family be involved in swim- ming lessons this summer? The registration forms will be available through the schools again this year. The courses will be set up on a first-come, first- served basis through the mails. No one will be left out of the pro- gram. If you prefer a particular "time you should so indicate. If you are coming in from out of town and will be sharing tran- PLAY-OFF HIGH TRIPLE and single the Ladies' Wed- nesday Night Bowling League: Mary Forrest and Grace Thompson. Brownie Corner Cheryl Marks and Elizabeth Kaufman were in charge of the Brownie meeting of May 12 and organized the games. Ginnie Le - Van and •Andrea McGregor passed their nature tests. Shelly Wraith and Julie Nicholls, Maur- een Beattie "and Kim McGregor did puppet plays. The mother and daughter pot luck dinner will be held on May 27. The last Brownie meeting will be May 26. sportation, 'let us know and we will do our best ' accommodate you. PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Through the Experience '75 Program, formerly known as Youth in Action, the Recreation Department has been notified that it will receive grants totaling $2,000, Part of the program will be directed towards a 3-6 year old section of the populace. If you have a pre-schooler and are in- terested in this program please avail yourself of it. Sessions will be in the mornings from 9:30 to Ili :30. More information on time, place and full type of program will be available a"little later. The purpose in mentioning it now is to let you think about it and decide whether it might be just the thing for your youngsters. r�(•S.rn+r.rtnMsrs. r.r • n'Lr.c, Ta tomiUy every pert, ol animal* they, eepturedP they dlld rpot use for them r , rwits v to their dogs,. With V the w th n �M the number merketeb,ay s pand w ehoWWe- edible parte are removedr 'from sold oaa COACHES ANYWHERE? We still need help with Bantam and Midget baseball, particularly coaches and managers. - With travelling so much easier in summer than in the Winter months, it is hard to imagine why some believe that travelling is a problem. GIRLS' BALL — At present Diane Grove is looking for help with one of the girls' teams. We have Peewee and Bantam teams. LADIES' BALL—Intermediate ladies are looking for recruits to play ladies' softball. If you are interested in participating call Mrs. Jim Steffler at 357-1184. POOL — The pool will open on the June 14 weekend. .It is being cleaned up now and lines will be painted before filling. We find a myriad of creatures in it each spring, usually frogs. This year we even found a squirrel that couldn't quite make ' it out. Be water wise. Be safety con- scious. Be sure your child learns to swim. Register early! COFFEE KLATCH The Tuesday night Coffee Klatch had 22 girls bowling last week. Verna Haugh scored •the high stele of. 275, and Shirley Storey had the high double of 482. Scores of 200 and over were: Shirley Storey, 230, 252; Louise Welwood, 255, 221; Jeanette Scott, 255;- Verna Hugh, 206; Dylis Chapman; 2W; Sharon Skinn, 263; Diane English, 214; Jean King, 233, 200. - • Prize -winners last week were: Rena Jouwsma, Edna Arm- strong, Beth Wall, Audrey Kirt- on, Verna Haugh and Diane Eng- lish. PERFECT ATTENDANCE zit anything is an Incredible record, but Mary Campbell achieved the semi -impossible with a record of 20 years' perfect attendance at the Ladies' Wednesday Night League. An award was presented to her by Verna Steffler at the season's 'end banquet. A small amount of Canada's commercial timber, about three per cent, grows north of the 60th parallel. PLAY-OFF CHAMPS of the Ladies' Wednesday Night Bowling League, Sylvia's Snorkers: front, Louise Welwood, Diane English, Sylvia Pewtress; back, Mary Lee, Susan Tolton and Grace Thompson. R0.+�aj:Y4::'Sli F.'Y.4at .� }& . CI*iKai�ie3 A4 'Y 3irk'R0044434,5 <.. IT'S A DOUBLE PRE lowest game of the year most improved player Night Bowling League. SENTATION. Dorothy Thompson presented tile ,award for the to Marjorie Cook, while Nora Finnigan presented an awarc�,to the Beth Skinn. 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