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and Marlene Foxton were too shy to participate In the
from the sidelines. Approximately 20 ladies demon-
fitness demonstration held at Riverside Park last strated fitness and dance routines under the direction
Wednesday evening but watched the demonstration of Louanna Alexander.
Bluevale events raise
money for park lights
A day of fun and games
was held at Eljuevale July 4
to help raise money for thee,
new lights at the. village ball
park, and organizers report
that about $1,800 to $2,000
was raised towardthe
project.
The bills are not all in and
the final tally has to be
completed, Marg Moffat
said, but the organizers are
pleased with the response.
The day started off with a
horseshoe tournament at
noon, with 56 men from
around the area registering
to compete. Winners were:
A Division, Ken Smith of
Monkton, first; Dave Kyle of
Hensel', second, and Murray
McDougall and Harold
Metcalfe of Wingham, third;
B Division, Arden
Edmonson of Arthur, first;
Ed Bauer and Ivan Gardner
of Wingham, second, and
Paul McKee abd Bob Taylor
of Belgrave, third;
C Division, first, John
Freiburger of Belgrave and
Bruce Ortlieb of Bluevale;
second, Bill and Jamie Wall
of Wingham; third, Eric
Ross and Bob Richardson, of
Bluevale.
At 5 p.m. the beef bar-
beque got underway, with
more than' 400 hungry people
attending.
MPP Murray Elston and
reeves Bill Elston of Morris
and Brian , McBurney of
Turnberry all were on hand
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to help with the official
opening and ribbon -cutting
for the ball park lights. Mr.
Elston reminisced about
having played ball in
Bluevale as a boy.
This was followed by a
slow -pitch game between the
Bluevale Jelly Bellies and
Diesel Car Diner.
Several draws were made,
with . Dorothy Johnston
winning half a pig and Doug
Carter winning half a lamb.
Other winners were: Bill
Greig, $50; Murray Jenkins,
jacket; Murray Vincent,
case of oil; Susan Tolton, oil
and lube; ou Sholdice,
.dinner for. two; Brian Wall,
$25; Bill Greig, floor mats;
Hugh Campbell, injector :oil,
and George Fisher, $10.
All events were sponsored
by the Bluevale recreation
committee.
Woman wins
$550 ladcpot
Mrs. Rita Holloway off
Wingham won the $550 jack-
pot 'on 59 calls at the
Wingham Optimists bingo at
the Legion Hall July 8.
The Optin>lists have also
announced a.' few minor
changes and, 'additions to
make the games more ex-
citing. At the next bingo,
July 22, there will be 12
regular $15 • games, two
share -the -wealth, one $50
mini jackpot and the regular
jackpot will start at $250 on
48 calls or the $25 con-
solation. The jackpot will
increase $25 and one call
every two weeks if it does not
go.
The club will continue its
10 quickie birriggs, but will
start offering 5.00 extra for
regular bingos.on six calls or
less. It plans t'start usigg'a
"special' "opti on" Tor all
bingos.
pie Optimists expressed
appreciation to all who hav e
supported their bi-weekly
bingos and said they hope the
participation will continue.
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By Cathy Cruickshank
The Wingham Golf and
Curling Club has been an
active spot the past several
weeks. Tournaments, clinics
and warm weather have re-
sulted in keeping the course
very busy.
On Wednesday, June 24,
the Ladies' Invitational was
held under threatening skies
but. 46 golfers from the
Goderich, Kincardine,
' Walkerton, Meaford; Mark -
dale and Hanover areas
finished, the 18 -hole tour-
nament under clear skies.
A buffet dinner followed
the presentation of 'the
prizes. Irene Nugent of
Walkerton won low gross
with a score of 89. Low net
went to Ursula Wallis of Kin-
cardine with a 67. Betty
Walker . was the top
Wingham golfer with low
gross in the B flight. Other
Wingham winners were
Myrla Frank, Diane Simp-
son, Judy Cullen, Fern
Wylie, Mary Williams and
Wilma Kerr. Judy Cullen
also won closest to the pin.
On June 25 the Wingham
.,lDptimists hosted the annual
service club tournament.
The Lions and Kinsmen par-
ticipated in the nine -hole
event and the day ended with
a steak barbeque.
Italian Night was held
June 26 and was a successful
and entertaining evening.
Sixteen couples enjoyed a
nine -hole tournament which
was played as a two -ball
foursome. Partners were
drawn from a hat to add to
the informality of the event
and laterthe golfers wined
and dined on homemade
spaghetti andmeatballs.
The net winners of the
tournament were Art Carr
and Carol Reid, the second
low net went to Rae and Gail
Robinson, the third low net
went to Len Houghton and
Lynne McGee and the fourth
low net went to Dave McGee
and Mary Ho. hton.
The next 'ecial Friday
event is Bavarian Night,
July 31. Anyone attending is
guaranteed good fun, good
company and a good dinner.
Two tournaments took
place. on .July '5;, 'h urjday
Sinners tournament was won
by Ed Daer who defeated 50
other golfers by -shooting a 37
which resulted in 'a 33 net
score.
The men's interclub,
Wingham BPs take a pair
from Owen Sound Juniors
The Wingham BEN im-
proved their record in the
Georgian \• Bay Fastball
League by sweeping a
doubleheader against the
Owen Sound McArthur
Juniors here last Thursday.
The BPs downed the
Juniors 4-1 iii 'the opener on
the strength of a three -hitter
by Doug Petteplace. Morris
Wilson kept the strong pit-
ching going, shutting out
Owen Sound 5-0 in the night-
cap. •
- Grant Coultes showed a
return to form by driving in
two runs with a long triple to
centre field in the opening
game.. Ed Daer added a ,
double down the right field
line, with singles going to
Bill Brown, Bruce Skinn and
Jim Seip.
Wingham put together
nine hits to score its fiveruns
in the second game. Gary
Lisle and Bob Pegg had a,
• pair of singles each and Bob
Armstrong, Keith. Elston,
Dave Black, Neil Rieman
and Coultes each chipped in
one. Armstrong' batted in -two
runs to help the cause.
The previdus night at Port
Elgin, the BPs could manage
only a tie against the rival
Maple Squares.
Don Edgar on ,the. mound
for Wingham allowed just
two hits in what turned into a
pitching duel with Reg Walls
of Port Elgin. Walls scat-
tered 'four hits as the game
ended in a scoreless tie.
Each pitcher struck out -four
batters.
In the second game -the
Maple Squares caught
Wilson on a rare off -night
and shelled him for 13 hits en -
• route to a 10-2 victory. Vince
Mullen silenced the
Wingham bats, allowing just
three hits and fanning eight
batters.
The Squares broke the
game open in the sixth in-
ning, when they scored six
runs on seven hits. Bieman's
triple in the fourth inning
was about the only bright
spot for the BPs.
Wingham currently is
three points behind Port
Elgin in the league stan-
dings, with a chance to take
over top spot when the BPs
meet the Maple Squares in a
doubleheader at Port Elgin
tonight. Wingham also has
two games in hand.
tournament also took place
on Julys. A shotgun start;atl
p.m. began 40 golfers from
the Walkerton, Goderieh,
Kincardine and Wingham
clubs on an 18 -hole round.
Each of the four clubs hosts
one tournament and the club
winners are determined by
the end of the fourth tourna-
ment.
The Walkerton club fin-
ished with 55 wints,
Wingham finished with 43
and' a half points, Goderich
with 42 and Kincardine, 39,,;
Individual winners were
Bob Greer of Goderich with a
low gross of 70. He tied with
John Manning of the
-Wingham club, but Greer's
lower handicap broke the tie.
Congratulations- are ex-
tended to Derek Divok of the
Wingham club who won the
Walkerton invitational on
July 8. He shot a 36 and a 33
to tie with another golfer. A
two -hole playoff gave Derek
the championship.
Some clinics have finished.
The last lesson of the junior
clinic took place July 11. The
juniors will have some struc-
tured playing experience to
practise the rules and etiqu-
ette learned in the previous
lesson.
The Monday evening and
Thursday afternoon ladies'
clinics finished last week,
but a new ladies' clinic will
be starting soon.
Coming events include the
men's invitational on July 15.
Two shotgun starts at 8 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m. will close the
tees all day. It is expected
that 144 golfers will complete
18 holes of golf, enjoy a
buffet dinner and compete
fora $4,000 prize table.
Members of the Wednes-
• day night men's league may
play their round any time
during the following week or
play .18 holes on July 22.
Men's handicap cham-
pionship play will be drawn
up July 18. Interested
members must sign up in the
pro shop to participate in the
match play,
Appreciation
dance for
Clarence Hanna
BELGRAVE — The Town-
ship of East Wawanosh held
an appreciation dance for
Clarence M. Hanna last
Friday evening.
Mr. Hanna had served the
township as councillor from
1952 - 1958, reeve from 1959 to
1962 and road superintendent
from 1963 to his retirement
at the end of June of this
year.
A 'capacity crowd was
present in the Blyth Com-
munity Centre to honor Mr.
Hanna and his wife Ruby.
In appreciation, Mr.
Hanna was presented with a
plaque, a goad watch and his "
wife received a gold chain
and locket.
Reeve Simon . Hallahan
read the address And 'gifts
were presented by Mrs.
'Winona Thompson, clerk and
treasurer., and Ralph Camp-
bell, road superintendent.
Prior to the dance, a
dinner in honor of Mr.
Hanna's retirement attended
by council officials and em-
ployees of East Wawanosh
Township was enjoyed at the
Turnberry Tavern, compli-
ments of Joe Kerr Limited.
HEAVY TRAFFIC—Bruce Skinn of the Wingharn BPs
was called out as he trled to beat the throw home on Bill Brown, whot had scored safely just seconds
this play against Owen Sound Juniors last Thursday. earlier, crawled out of the way to make room.
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LOUANNA ALEXANDER.of Wingham ante
ordinator for a ladies' fitness program lleld ,
fall and winter. ,Approximately 20 ladies ,demonstrat-
ed dance and fitness routines last Wednesdayeyenjng
at Riverside Park to a.larSe croilvd •
Royals are 2-1.
in tournament .
The Wroxeter Royal• won '
two games against one loss
in the Wroxeter Fastball
Tournament on the weekend.
Unfortunately the one 'loss
was all it took to knock them
out of the action.
The Royals played good
ball in beating Reitzel from
Kitchener by a score of 11-1
and Green & Parent 10-1 •.
before losin to Clifford by -a
5-2. score. a game against
Clifford w extremely good- • •
as the score was only 1-0 for '
Clifford heading into the
final inning.
Clifford then exploded for:
four runs to take. a corn ...
manding 5-0 lead: 'The
Royals came back with two
runs of their own„but it was . '
too little and too late. -
'Dave• `McConnell of the
RoyaLs.:..the trophy for.
mostruns batted in during
the tournament. '
This weekend Elie- Royals,
will . be in Clifford for• a.
tournament. The next home
game is set for Sunday, when
they face Ayton at 7 p.m.
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