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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-08, Page 18Marlene Black, Tryty DeGroot•; arid Chisholm. j staff photo] - Dorrie. and . Bill • 1 PAG P., .^-CODER ICH S1G.NAL-STAR.1.111RSDAY, :AP1211, 8. 1976 •The Mens Monday night bowling ` league wrapped up' their year's activities Mpnday night with a banquet and 'presentation of the year's , awards: Four individual ' honors went .out to bowlers .. with..the high average, high single and, high triple for the a year with the most improved average also getting u. , Tecogjritign. ' 'Don - M.cWhinney,s : 248 ".: average was the' best' in the league and Sonny Moore and Jim McWhinney with'237 and 233 respectiV•e.1y nailed down' :. second and third spots:. A 365 sistgle• ly Joe Schlesinger stood up as the best, this year Z. followed closely by a 358 triple game by `Don. Siemon .. and• a ' game: 353 by Kevin Rurnig. • ic • Jim: McWhinney had the • • best three game total'"for the • Q year with an S97 • and the :second-best with an 892. Tom Flynn w:on'`^second place, however with an 878..triple- and Don McWhinney third . • with an 874. Ed Byrski was • the league's most improved bowler jumping his average a clear 16 poin's from 156 to 172. Byrski edged out Bob Mills ▪ for the • honor when Mills added 12 paints -to his average jumping from 202 214.. t French Dry Cleaners r <captured the league title this .7 year arilassing.113'points with • ' a. team average of 218.8. Don • McWhinney led the. Cleaners to the title with a 248 average' r,. and had the. team high triple with an -8:7'4. KevinRum-ig had :. • thebest single of the year for the. Cleaners with'a 353.. The Rookies . put a team _av_erage of 215.2 to good use grabbing second place for the year on 1,08" points. . Sonny. Moore had the best average tor his squad• with a 237 while teammate '3oe Schelesiriger' got the. hest angle with 365 and Jinn McWhi•nney.the'best' tri.ple, withan 897.. Len's- Wreckers finished third on:_the•;scason wif • .points but had the. s'i-xth:best • -team-- average : with 189.4 Jerry Rivett had the Wrecker best ayerage. with. 220, the.' single with -345 and the high triple with 805. • . The Hopefuls finished --one.'-.: • point.' back of. Len'S with 1.02 , :, season points and were tied for fifth, spot in team • ave'r.ages • With. ; 192.2. • Lee' Ryan's•. 219 average waS' the best for the, Hopefuls and his 329 single and 7:80 triple. proved to be the best.: of the. year for thea squad. -The Tail Eras finished•the year with a 1$6.7 team average; tlie` seventh best in the league, but finished in fifth spot with 1.01 season points. Dout. Doug. Zaethout's 316 single and 751 triple stood. as the best on tli°g club tor the • season ' while Bill Mclsaac • had 'the team's high average ' with an even 200. Goderich 1Vl nufacturing finished sixth for the year with 100 points and the eighth _best average --with 183.2. Charles Williams led his Club. in averages'with222 and had. the year's best triple with 818. Torn Vanderburg had the best single with a 314. The third .-hest "average in _.. the league • belonged to the Signal Stars with 200.2 but the Stars didn't put it .to use finishing seventh with'' 99 season points. Tom Flynn led his .club with the year's best sjngle of 344, the:best triple;of 878 and the high .tearn • a average gf232, .� Augi'e's D'ogies 9(1` points - year put them i.ieighthplace for the season despite their 196.8 team average, the fourth best inthe league. The Dogies•best.ave.rage belonged " to Augie Stegenstad. with 2.12_ while Don Siemon led with a • 326 • single .and' Stegenstad's 813 triple stood as the club's best for the year. Roy's Boys had thefifth best average for the year,but •finished, in ninthlspot with 89 points. Carl Midler:' and Bob.. Sproule led. Roy's in averages with 20? while Ni'b'by Baker's 329 single stood as the" ctuii's best and Gerry Pitre''s-772 the best triple. • ' Art Burts led the last place A&P in all three Categories with -a 227. average, a 326 single -.and an 865 triple. The «:grocers finished last with 40 ; points for the year and a team average of 175.9, also the worst in the 'league. • 4440,4100 French Dry Cleaners won the league championship in the Men's Monday night bowling' competition with' a clean sweep of their three game set on the last night of competition. The team members: arse' [.front row left to right] Ron.Klgges, Bill Clements and Don. McWhinney [back row left to right]. Les Pitblado, Kevin Rurnig and Carson MViilley. [staff- photo Safe driving. isa family affair. M Individual awards for bowling prowess in the Men's Monday night league were handed out at the annual league banquet. Recipients of the honors" were [front rowfrom left] Don McWhinney,high average, Jim McWhinney, high triple, [back row from left] Ed Byrskir most improved average and Les Pitblado, high single. [staff -photo] • the loveliness of :: ERS for Easter! Pither as a gift:or to brighten up your home flowers • ore ,just the thing for this; the Eastern Season. • Floral-Arrangments • Gifts of Distinction' • Potted Plants • Unique Planters for your Easter 'gifts• or flowers., visit..., THE EAT ST. (iOfXF;R1CH 5242152 • Fde Eric Miller presents the ritayc-off trophy toKoop DeGroot of ' the Chisholm Fools. Other Team members included Bill and T�1N.TALK A dinner party waa held on Sunday, April 4 at Mr.. and: Mrs. Jahn Chisholm's residence in Applewood'Hil1s, Mississauga to celebrate the second birthday of their daughter Ruth Ann. -Among the guests attending were great grandmother • Mr -s. °Xdith" Craig, ,grndparents Gus and Jean Chisholm and - Mrs. Robert. Hotton of Tuc- ' son, Arizona. '- Guests-- witJt=`Mrs. .Ja-roes• Thomson this weekend were Mr. and Mi -s. Al Wright and. • sons • }Scott and Brad from Sault Ste. Marie, Mr.. and " Mrs. Orville Lobb of Chatham and. 'dward Lobb • 'of Edmonton, Alberta who has been visiting his father Mr. Clifford Lobb of Clinton who has been. ill :in the Clinton .Public Hospital. Easter Seals help crippled children. WEDNESDAY, APRIL -1 4 10 c®m - 6 p.m Come in for free 'coffee and donuts 1976 FORD TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT 1976 FORD LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT F4�N.:,�LtdR :atter &Sons HURON ST. CLINTON (HWY NO. 8 WEST) 482-9997 -Watch The N.H.L. 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