HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-05-11, Page 20Jim Chapman of the South Huron Big Brothers presents a tro-
phy to Lucan Thursday men's bowling league president Jim
Smith and top fund raiser Bill Mathers, who collected pledges
of $1,860 for this year and $8,582 for the last few years.
Shuffleboard
Hensall
May 3
6 game winners
Dave Kyle
Pat Davis
Dave Woodward
Lloyd Eagleson
John Pepper
Doug Insley
Alice Thiel
Exeter
May 5
2 game winners
Mabel McKnight
Howard Johns
3 game winners
Wilma Davis
Susan Laystrup
Ruby Beaver
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460
390
358
348
336
314
204
140
226
176
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Lucan-Lanes - Sl!/1(I(1►' /li:;/ll mixed league l! f'areR
Lucan Sunday Night Mixed Bowling league champs are the
Six Pins this year. They received their trophies at a banquet
Saturday evening. in front, from left are Brenda Morgan and
Don Morgan. Behind, from left, are John and Marie Jaques,
and Pat and Lloyd Rimmer.
The Butterflies were the 'A' champs of the Sunday. Mixed
Bowling League in Lucan this year. From left are Rob Riley,
Cheryl Smith, Tracey Riley, and Floyd Riley. Absent are Doug
Hockey and Jim Smith.
Thursday 111E'll'S league awards
The individual winners in the Lucan Thursday men's bowling
league were from the left, Tom Bullock, most improved; Brian
Sanders, high single 395; Don Watt, high triple 976 and Bob
Smith, hi: h avers: a 251.
The Skippers were 'A', playoff and grand champions in the Lu -
can Thursday men's bowling league. Back, left, Robert Pipe,
Frank Palen and Murray Yeo. Front, Larry Gibson, Don Watt
and Doug Lee.
Fish derby
starts on
Saturday
GRAND BEND - it's here -
the 6th Annual Grand Bend Sal-
mon and Trout Derby.
Beginning Saturday morning,
perhaps as the sun comes up
over Lake Huron, hundreds of
anglers will be in their boats as
they try to catch the biggest fish
which will net them the grand
prize of $4,000 (cash value)
while second place is $1,500
and S700 for third.
Last year's biggest salmon,
weighing in at 27.379 pounds
was caught by Sarnia"s Reid
Robertson.
The top prize for the biggest
trout this year is $1,000 with
$200 for second and third taking
home $100. Keith Cameron of
Wyoming had the biggest trout
last year at 8.78 pounds.
Last year there were nearly
800 fish weighed, the highest to-
tal in the five years. Derby offi-
cials feel this year's event will
be even more successful than
last due to the outstanding pro-
gram of stocking Lake Huron
carried out by the Bluewater An-
gler's Club of Sarnia.
Part of the proceeds from the
derby each year is contributed to
the hatchery project in Sarnia.
The biggest prize this year is a
Four Winns Series 180 Horizon
SE boat complete with motor
and trailer valued at $20,000
which goes to the angler who
brings in the tagged fish.
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Crediton men's slo-pitch standings
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2 0 4 41 10
1 0 2 24 3
1 0 2 13 0
1 1 2 47 45
1 I 2 26 52
1 1 2 12 32
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Saturday May 7, 1994
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