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Recreation Report
LYEEIJM
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THAT LOVABLE BUG IS BACK.
BY RENNIE ALEXANDER
Rec. Director
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the one, the only
If you have not started to get
the tennis club 9rilr be hosting
ready for the Centennial Jogfest
many interclub and in-
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there are only 'four weeks left.
tercommunity matches and will
i-
The purpose of the jogiest is to
interest and par-
offer tennis lessons for children
and adults.
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PLEASE NOTE
stimulate
The
The Fit Van will be in Wingham
ticipation in jogging. em-
phasis is on participation and
May 22-24 from 2-9 p.m. daily.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
everyone who cl tes will
Parti pa
The registration fee is $15. To
the recreation
April 27, 28, 29
receive a crest and a certificate•
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preregister call
Burr Reynolds, ion -Michael Vincent
and sally Fields
There are three different
department, 357-1208.
Anyone 31 years of age or older
Star in
courses set. in the 2 km event the
registration will be held between
who i1 interested in trying out for
HOOPER
9:30 and 10 a.m. and the 5 and 10
the Wingham Brophy Slow Pitch
"The Greatest Stuntman ...
Ian participants should register
team in WOAA Intercounty
Alive!!-
between 10 and 10:30 a.m. The
League should contact Gerry
—AND—
registration fee is $2 payable at
Edwards at 357-18M as soon as
"Killer Bees invade the U.S.A."
the town hall on the morning of
possible.
in
the event. The jogfest will begin
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THE SWARM
and end in front of the town hall.
.
Starring
Michael Caine and Henry Fonda
Anyone who has not purchased
a tenn;s membership should
Rowlinn
, (Adult Entertainment)
contact! Mrs. Diane Simpson or
Mr. A. DeBruyn. This summer
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wINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357.1630
LYEEIJM
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THAT LOVABLE BUG IS BACK.
the one, the only
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SUNDAY TO TUESDAY APRIL 29 to MAY 1st
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SENIOR LADIES
The Senior Ladies bowling
league closed its season with a
fun day of bowling Monday af-
ternoon. Following this they went
to the Presbyterian church where
the ladies served a delicious
dinner. Mrs. Lockwood, the
president, then took charge and
prizes were awarded to the team
and individual winners for the
season.
The slate of officers for the
next season was presented. They
are as follows: President, Mrs.
W. Lockwood; vice president,
Mrs. M. Hastings; secretary,
Mrs. Lillian Newman; assistant
secretary, Mrs. M. Robertson;
treasurer, Mrs. E. Montgomery;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. M.
Merkley; press secretary, Mrs.
E. Congram; assistant, Mrs. V.
Murray; goodwill secretary,
Mrs. E. Harris.
The ladies then went to the
town hall where they enjoyed a
social time of euchre.
HIGH SCORE R—Les Thompson was the high scorer for the
dart league this year with total of 171 on three darts. A
perfect score is 180 — three triple 20s.
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Program subject to change
without notice.
Euchre winners
Twelve tables of card players
were in action April 10 for the
Sacred Heart euchre party.
Grace Netterfield won the
ladies' high prize and Gene
Porter won the men's high. Ivy
Riehl was low lady and Randy
Netterfield was low man.
Phyllis Baker won the door
prize. Convenors for the party
t were Mrs. Carl Freiburger and
Mrs. Raymond Schmidt.
A card party was held at the
Sacred Heart Church April 17
with 14 tables in play. High lady
was Emmeline Gowdy and low
lady was Mima Newton; high
man was Fred Porter and low
man was Bill Tiffin. The door
prize was won by Herb Clayton.
Bridge results
The team of Kay Forgie and
Nan McYjbbon was first in
Wingham Bridge Club play last
Thursday.
Elaine Colvin and Omar
Haselgrove were in second, while
the team of Yvonne McPherson
and May Porter was third.
Bernice Crawford and Norma
Parker played to fourth place.
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DART LEAGUE CHAMPS—Barry's Bad Boys, with Barry Gardner, Calvin Metcalfe, Bill
Metcalfe and Charlie McKay, were the season champs of the 180 Dart League. They re-
ceive their trophy from League president Jack Plum during the end of season banquet last
FIRST TIME BEATEN—Leslie's Pride found Itself In the members are Fred Ohm, KICK Irvin, lea aurrlage, L -es
unaccustomed spot of runner-up this year after winning the Thompson, and Roger Irvin. Dan Stacey presented the
dart league championship for the past three years. Team trophy to the "A" division runners-up.
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