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NN IS SO RT in ARTI RS! ee ica a aE Our curling season came to an end Satur- day April 10 with the Huronia Glass and Mirror Mixed Bonspiel. Twenty rinks curled two eight-end games. Winner of the spiel was Bill Scott's rink with Evelyn Scott, Steve Rothwell and Mary Rothwell. Mirrors were given as prizes by Nelson Cote, owner and operator of Huronia Glass & Mirror, who, I might add, did an excellent job of presenting. Following the prize-giving there was.a skate- out, dance and barbecue. Everyone had a good time and I'm sure there were some who had trouble making it to Easter Sunday church services the next morning. I won't name any names! FOR THE RECORD The 30,000 Island Open Mixed Bonspiel was held March 19 to the 2ist. Thirty-two rinks participated and the spiel was won by Russ Howard's rink with Wendy Howard, Glen Howard and Christy Aiken. The final schedule of games in the business girls' section, sponsored by Huronia Office Services, was won by Bev Leonard's rink with Helen Wright, Nancy Deenan and Sue Rooney. Runner-up was Diane Patchell's rink with Wilma Garms, Connie Davies and Mary Jane Brooks. The ladies' fifth and final schedule, spon- sored by the Midland Curling Club, was won by Dorothy Spicer's rink with Kay Lapere, Marg Bourgeois and Wendy Larmand. The business girls' and ladies' bonspiel was held on Saturday April 3. Six rinks par- licipated in the days' events. June Walton's rink, with Darlene Hughes, Marg Bourgeois and Sue Rooney, were the winners. Prizes were silk flower arrangements.. Howard Markham of Markham Auto Parts kindly helped out with the expenses. The business girls and ladies held their Monkey Spiel on the evening of April 6. The 1€ & Dp: ladies won the Monkey Trophy and Lena Adams' rink won the monkeys with high game overall. Lynn Morton's rink with Viv Shaw, Marg Bourgeois and Diane Vollick, along with Gwen Milley's rink with Doreen McCurry, myselt and Mary Lyn Beauvais, lost out in a bid for the S.0.L.C.A. Tankard in London, Ont. on Wednesday, March 24. After winning the District and Division playdowns to gain an entry into the finals the double-entry went down to defeat at the hands of the Humber Highland and St. Thomas rinks to place fourth as runners-up in the second event for the Northey Trophy. Toronto Royals won the Tankard with Humber Highland runners-up. St. Thomas won the Northey. The Ladies held their final meeting on Thursday, April 15. President of the Ladies Section for the 1982-83 season is Doreen McCurry. Vice-president is Mary Howard. The Business Girls held their final meeting on Tuesday, April 13. The president of the Business Girls section for the 1982-83 season is Sandra Brett. Vice-president is Nancy Deenan. The Men's section held their final meeting On Wednesday, April 14. President of the Men's section for the 1982-83 season is Fred Milley. Vice-president is John (Chub) Lavigne. The General meeting for all club members will be held on Thursday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m. I sincerely hope that all members will be in attendance. The new board of directors for 1982-83 will be elected at that time. All my curling equipment is now clean and pul away in the cupboard until next season. It has been a busy six and a half months and I am looking forward to the cottage once again. I hope you all have a great summer. See you on the ice in October! A meeting to discuss a ] proposed formal tennis parks and _ recreation clubin Penetanguishene director Ron Mar- Town tennis club, anyone? 'Penetanguishene childon has expressed will be held Monday at hope that a club can be progression after recent past two years as well completion of four new as offered the courts on lighted courts in the a pay-as-you-play basis. town. 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Good at any time Phone 526-3075 for further information r-----HURONIA TWIGHLIGHT LEAGUE REGISTRATION ----> Wednesday, April 28, at the Brooklea Pro Shop or Phone 526-7532 Tuesday and Thursday night leagues available consists of four men golf teams OLD FRIENDS...NEW FRIENDS Golf-The Game of a Lifetime_ eeooreSs heey foe ame Se Se Wednesday, April 21, 1982, Page 2