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Basketball? You bet! Sean Brown of Midland concentrated earnestly on the basket at Sacred Heart School in Midland, Monday, as he and some friends had a game to Lady curlers Elmvale Ladies Curling Club held its awards night at the club last Wednesday evening and presented trophies to rinks winning in each division. The awards portion of the night immediately followed a general meeting. Picking up the Ladies Night Trophy was the Marlene Tinney rink with Marlene as skip, Joan McAuley as vice, Velma Ayotte, second and 1.il Kenny, lead. Taking second place was the rink of Audrey Columbus, Lil Hankin, Judv Kelly and Marj MePonald. The Melnyk Trophy was won this year by the Diane Truax rink with Diane as_ skip, Lil Hankin, vice, Velma Avotte. second and Lil Kennv. lead. Second place went to Ev MeMann's rink with Cora Sweeney, Lorna Edwards and Marj McDonald helping out. The McMann Trophy went te the Lil Hankin rink consisting of Lil as skin. Marlene Tinney, vice. Kay Eplett, second and_ Shirley. Martell, lead Second spot went to Wendy Turner, Judy Kelly. Lorna Edwards and 1.il Kenny. Picking up the McMann _ Consowation Trophy was the rink skipped by Elsie Franssen with members Ev McMann, vice, Faye Trew. second and Charlene Wicklum, lead 3 Afternoon group In the afternoon league. the Norm Crane Trophv went to the team skipned by Margurite Stone with members Eileen Crane, vice, June Berti. second and Linda Gillespie, lead. Second spot was won by Dorrie Fieghen, Donna Luck, Moira King and Marg Graves. The 1.G.A. Trophy UMPIRE CLINIC idle away the time. His concentration paid off on this shot as he sunk the basket easily. Watch out, Kareem! went to the Donalda Columbus rink with Donalda, skip, Jebb Fisher. vice; Moira King. second and Cathy Young. lead. Second spot went to Donna Luck, Irene Short. Eileen Crane and Rose Clark. The final award handed out to the af- ternoon ladies was the Elmvale Sporting Goods Trophy. That trophy was won by Margurite Stone's rink with Rose Clark, Irene Short and Cathy Young while Donna Luck's rink took secoi.d place. Along with Donna were Audrey Columbus, Marg Fleming and Barb Birch. Dave Stone to be admitted into Order of St. John There's a very good reason for Dave Stone of Port MeNicoll, an emplovee at RCA, to be happv these days. Dave received word this week that he is to be "made" a 'Serving Brother'"' of the Order of St. John. Dave currently serves as divisional superin- tendent of St. John Ambulance. He has been con- nected with the movement for the past 11 vears. It is because of his dedication that Queen Elizabeth aprroved his appointment to Order of St. John. Word came through the Priory of Canada in Ottawa that the local St. John Ambulance of- ficial ; would be "made"' a "Serving Brother" at ceremonies to take place Oct. 23 in Ottawa. Dave couldn't hold back his excitement this week especially knowing that the queen had to approve allowing him to join the Order the Dave Stone which dates back to the time of the crusades. At the same ceremony it is understood several members of St. John Ambulance from across the country will be "Knighted" something Dave says he'll enjoy watching "after I have been made a "Serving Brother." Oldtimers in action in Scarborough tonight Penetanguishene Hotel Brule Oldtimers hockev club will be travelling to Scar- borough later today to take nart in a hockey tournament there tonight. This is the third an- nual tournament in Scarborough but this is the first year Penetanguishene has attended. Altogether, there will be 24 teams entered in _plav competing in round robin play with three other teams, Ancaster, Uxbridge and Mississauga. Penetanguishene will its first game tonight at 8.40 p.m. with the second game at 12.40 p.m. tomorrow against Uxbridge. Thev will then con- tinue with a game at 9 p.m tomorrow night against Mississauga. The finals for that the Penetanguishene will be tournament. at 12 p.m. May 16 -- Wvevale Recreation will host a Spring Aux Auction on Saturday, May 16 at the Wyevale Jrange Hall, viewing at 10 a.m. and bidding starts at 11 a.m. Anyone wishing to donate articles (except clothes) call Carolyn Handy at 322-2562, Betty Hall at 322-2857 or Rosalyn Maurice at 322-1337. Craft and bake tables division will be Sunday Bank of Montreal has reduced rates on personal plan loans until May15th. WE'LL GIVE YOUA BREAK ON YOUR RATE 1978 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARITZ A beautiful, fully equipped, one-owner super clean automobile. Only 42,000 kilos. Lic. NFV 880. $9,995. 2 1980 FIREBIRDS, gas saving 267, V-8, Muto: B.S:7: .P:brs 20,000 kilos. Lic. PYT j , 728. 4 ' $7,595.00 each 1979 CENTURY ESTATE WAGON Fully equipped with V8, auto., ps., pb., & p/ windows, air / cond. roof rack, tilt wheel, 45,900 kms. Lic. 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