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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-05-18, Page 9S • its age Only brave battle weather condition BY VALERIE JOHNSTON Talking about golf and the weather seems to go hand in hand as one relies so heavily on the other. Unfortunately the weather, to date, has not been exactly ideal for golfing, although many dedicated "golfers have been out on the course braving the rain and cold winds. The first Men's Night of the season was held on May 9. First flight winner was Brian Reeve, second flight, Bill Mcisaac, Ward Hodgins, Paul Corriveau, Dave Graf and Bob Boak; and third flight, Harry. Williams and Greg Beacom. The weather which brought heavy rain during Men's Night was more seasonable for the first Ladies' Night on May 11. A new handicap system is being introduced to the ladies for the 1978 season. Winners for May 11 will be announced on May 18; when the ladies participating in Ladies' Night have been briefed on the new system. On May 22, the first Mixed Two Ball Party of the season will be held. Tee off time for nine holes of golf will be at 4 p.m. Following golf, there will be a Pot Luck Supper. People wishing to attend are asked to sign in at the Pro Shop. Attendance has always been good for this event, and we are looking forward to another successful year. Coming events for the month of May include a Fashion Show which will be held on Ladies' Night, May 25. On the following Sunday, there will be a Men's Field Day. A brunch for this event will be held at 2 p.m. Darlene Crawford, returning for her second year as a Sunset employee, Wanda Linner, who will be here on a part-time basis, and myself are looking forward to meeting returning and prospective members during the 1978 season. As a final note, people wishing to become members are reminded that the mem- bership campaign is now in full swing. People who join on or before May. 21 can save 10 percent. So come on out to the Sunset and join in on the fun. Skaters elect new executive The Goderich Figure Skating Club held their first meeting in preparation for the 1978-79 season May 4 in the board room of the recreation office. Catherine Boddy was. elected club president for this year and will be assisted by vice-president, Alice Huyck; secretary, June Horton nd treasurer, Sharon Jeffrey. The club also established several committees for the„ corning season and they in- elude: Linda Hruden, membership; Shirley Woodard, ways and means; Carol Rean, publicity; June Horton, private lessons; Doug Williams, property; Sherri Hayter, social; Alice Huyck, test and coaches chairman; Mary Cook, Saturday national test chairman; Penny Crawford, Wednesday national test chairman; Betty Harris, power skating chairman; Eunice Deckert and , Ellen Jeffrey, carnival'- co- chairmen; Betty Harris, competition chairman; Mary Cook, music chairman; Eleanor Williams, bursary and Jackie Harrison, telephone chairman. The club. is now selling tickets for a doll lamp which may be viewed at the Children's Shop in the Sun - coast Mall. The semi-annual meeting of Interclub will be hosted by the Gode'rich Figure Skating Club, September 11. The club will also hold an executive seminar orf Saturday, June 11. The next cl d. meeting will be held June 8 at 7;45 p.m. at the recreation office. The Tuesday Night Men's Slfto Salt League honored their top bowlers at banquet held at the Legion Hall on Saturday evening. Here, left to right, are George War- ner, high average (230) and Joe Daer, high triple (947). Daer also received a special trophy for bowling a high single of 420, the highest single score ever hehleved in the League, Absent for photo was Glen McCuspey, high single (348), (Photo by Joanne Walters) Mariene On Saturday evening, May 13 the Thursday Night Ladies' Bowling League of Goderich held their annual end -of -the - season banquet at the San- dpiper Inn, Vanastra. Individual awards went to Marlene Black with a high average of 206, Donna Duncan with a high triple of 775 and Laura Lawrence with a high single of 322. The most improved bowler for the year was Eileen Jefferson who brought her average up 26 pins. Low bowler in regular season play was Phyllis Rodger with a score of 73. They Ding-a-Lings were the number one team in the first division play-offs after finishing second in regular play. The captain was Yvonne Dougherty and team members were Donna Adams, Joan Dougherty, Donna Haydon, Linda Dougherty, Dawn Sowerby, Nancy Hill and Rose Rising. With only 11 pins dif- ference, the Farmerettes became the number one team in the second division •play- offs. The captain was Mary i'ou McNeil and team members were Joan Black, Linda Ribey, Marie O'Neil, Annette Kerr, Marie Millian, Judy Kerr and Mary Anne Rae. lack wins high av In regular season play, the Roadrunners finished first with 218 -points. The captain was Janet Rumig and team members were Nancy Mary Ellen Sturdy, Thom, Mavis Fisher, Willis, Leone Marie Haggitt, Mary Rivett and Joan Clark. The Ding-a-Lings placed second in regular season play with 198 points. Third place in regular season play went to the GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSQAY, MAY 18, 1978—PAGE 9 rage Spinners with 1691/4 points. The captain was Barb Streeter and the team members were Dianne Scott, Debbie Davidson, Liz Jenkins, Jean Coughlan, Sandy Merian, Marg Miller and Teresa Streeter. The Ladies' Thursday Night Bowling League of Goderich held their end -of -the -season banquet on Saturday night at the Sandpiper Inn, Vanastra. These three top bowlers' were honored with trophies. Left to right, are Laura Lawrence, high single, Marlene Black, high average and Donna Duncan, high triple. Absent for picture was Eileen Jefferson, most improved bowler. (News -Record Photo) The Ladies' Wednesday afternoon Bowling League of Goderich held their year-end banquet at MacKay .Hall last Wednesday evening at which time .the top bowlers were honored. Back row, left to right, are Ulah Evans, most improved bowler (up 33 pins), Marion Millan, high triple (738), and Janet Daer, high single in the playoffs (237). Front row, left to right, are Marlene Black, high average (210), Vi de Haas, high triple in the playoffs (666), and Mary Bisset, high single (322). Absent for photo was Helen Lewis who tied for high single in the playoffs with a 237. The winning team were the Top Hats and members were Marion Miller, Toots Bedard, Ulah' Evans,_ Mary Errington, Margaret Hall and Mary Bisset. The playoff Winning team were the Bailerinos with Chris Spitzig, Barb Durnin, Marion Riley, Daisy Scott and Pat Hook. (Photo by Jeanne Walters) ASHTON'S MAY THIS I5 A 1 STORE WIDE SALE EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED! THIS IS WHAT YOU'LL FIND: 1... 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