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THE PLAY-OFF chttmain the Thursday Mixed League were Pat's Panties and Pat Fry-
fogle is seated with Murray Gerrie and Len Phillips while other team members Isabel
Montgomery. Mary 1- anderson and Norma Brenzil are in the second row. —Staff Photo.
TEAM CAPTAIN Elda Nethery of Elda's Eggheads, season's charnpions, is flanked by
Barry Fryfogle and Tom Henderson while Emma Deyell, Janice Benninger and Ruth
Smith stand behind them. They received their trophies at the Thursday Night Mixed
League banquet Saturday night. —Staff Photo.
MARSH HAWK
A slender, long-tailed, long -winged hawk
commonly found in opefi country and the vicinity
of marshes. Adult male is grey above, white
I?elow with black wing -tips.' Female and imma-
tures reddish brown, darker on back and wings.
The white rump patch, present. in all plumages,
is a good field .mark. Hunts in low level flight,
coursing back and forth over favored territory.
Prey consists of small rodents, reptiles and birds.
Nests on the ground in a clump of low shrubs,
willows or reeds at edge of a marsh. Four to six
61 - 71 eggs are laid.
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RECIPIENTS OF some of the awards. presented Saturday night at the banquet of the
Thursday Mixed Bowling League were Bonnie Pletch, mostimproved bowler; Aantji
Robinson, play-off high triple; Keith Pletch, play-off men'shigh triple, and Barbara
Merkley, ladies' playoff high single. —Staff Photo
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MEMBERS OF THE Mixed. League executive for 1972-73 are, at left, 'Pat and Norma
Brenzil, press reporters; Agnes and Harvey Ballagh, co -presidents; and Marie and Len
Phillips, joint secretaries. Bruce Machan, treasurer, was absent when picture was taken
at Saturday's banquet. —Staff Photo. -
Six housewives living in the ^ the judge rapped for order.
same apartment building fell into When quiet had been restored
a dispute of such magnitude. that , .,the patient magistrate said quiet -
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HAVING A "GOOD LAUGH, Perrie Holmes and Pat Fry-
fogle, winners of the high triple trophies in the Thursday
Mixed Bowling League, have trouble getting to the serious
business of having Mrs. Fryfogle-make the presentation to
Mr. Holmes. —Staff Photo.
Mixed league winds up
activities with banquet
Top ,team -and the best in-
dividual bowlers were recognized
at the closing banquet, of. the
Thursday Night Mixed League at
the Canadian' Legion hall Satur-
day night.
Elda's Eggheads, led by Elda
Nethery, received the season's
championship trophy from Earl
Young. On the team were Barry
Fryfogle, Emma Deyell,' Tom
Henderson, Janice Benninger
and Ruth Smith.
Tom,Robinson presented a tro-
phy to Pat's Panties, the playoff
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fogle along with Murray Gerrie,
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derson, Norma Brenzil and Len
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Terry Nethery presented the
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Bonnie Pletch was judged to be
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Montgomery. Bill Stapleton was
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Montgomery. Barbara Merkley
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Winners of the playoff ladies'
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