The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-17, Page 12i
fto 0-wAs Bingham Advance -Times. January 17_1878
Y Bowling koros
"I BANTAMS
Storey, 176, 386; Donna Tlwmp-
Graham Taylor bowled both
son, 2041, 179; Andrea Walker,
Lhe boys' high scores, with a 216
193; KIM KCGregar, IN; Daryl
game and a 340 double and
Holmes. 196, 331; Barry Haugh,-,.,
Brenda Thompson topped the
X2, 182; Stephen Gaunt, 190;
girls' scores last week with a 167
David Shaw, 19s, 177; Brian Poy,
single and 285 double.
178, 212; Greg Storey, 153, 378,
Murray's Nectarines held on to
294; Byron Thompson, 238. 210,
their one -point lead and now have
227- Murray Devoe, 235, ls3 and
44 points and Brian's Pineapples
Brit Day. 372.
stayed close behind and have 43
points.
Marc's Bananas and Dwayne's
ONLY
Grapes are tied in third place
with 36 points each. Steve's
/
Squashes have 35 points and
Billy's Berries have 30.
— MINUTES
Bowling 125 or better were:
Lisa Ritchie,, 157; Tammy
"N. Of YOUR Lift...
Cleghorn, 162; Angela Walker,
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128, 148; Michelle Cameron, 154,
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125; Brenda Thompson, 128, 167;
Julie Cameron, 1 ; Dwayne
Scott, 134; Michael {Heron, 125,
133; Jason Cameron, I& Marc
Nesbitt, 187 and Grahaylor,
216.
JUNIORS
Rainbow Trouts extended their
lead to 15 points last week and
now have 54 points. In second
place are Barracudas with 39
points, while Sandra's Sharks
have 37 points and third place.
Jaws had been tied for second
place but slipped to fourth as they
1 remained at 36 points. Golden
Carps moved up to 30 points and
Pirhanas earned two points and
have a total of 29.
Debbie Scott bowled, the girls'
high single with a 203 game and
Sherri Walden had the 325 girls'
high double. Billy Gaunt bowled
both the 212 boys' high single and
the 317 boys' high double.
Bowling over 150 were: Debbie
Clark, 152, Sherri Walden, 161,
164; Kim Rae, 151; Debbie Hoy,
164; Lori Gavreluk, 173; Debbie
is Scott, 203; Michael Heard, 152,
A 162; Rodney Jones, 161; Jeff
ie Walden, 163 and Billy Gaunt, 212.
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7Q SR. JUNIORS
3 AND SENIORS
as Janet and Greg Storey led the
to league last week. She bowled the
of girls' high scores with a 265
a single and a 610 high triple and he
C bowled the boys' high single of
or 294 and the high triple of 773.
.e- Rocky's Raiders and In-
credible Hulks, the top two teams
do in the league, earned no points
3i. last week and remained at 62 and
of 60 points respectively.
ill Judy's Japs moved up- seven
as points and have 57, Bad News
Bowlers also earned seven points
il- and now have 54. Donna's Dip -
id sticks have 47 points and Star
d. Warriors remained at 33 points.
Bowling over 175 were: Janet
Provinces urged
to mandate
id safety standard
of Arthur Bray, manager of the
1: occupational section of the Safety
in Council of Canada, is calling for
C, provincial legislation of a
1d standard to. reduce accidents in
y, the workplace.
,s, The standard, published by the
he Canadian Standards Association
al (CSA), is called "Signs and
J., Symbols for the Occupational
Id Environment" and standardizes
,ki symbols warning workers of
ks dangers.
ry For instance, emergency -
related information signs appear
ys in a green rectangle while the
]d caution symbol is a yellow
as triangle,, The signs stand for such
er things as no smoking, slippery
M. floor, poison, open flame and first
nd aid.
,s : The use of these standardized
fn- signs would cut down on ac -
.r, cidents, claims Mr. , Bray, who
Id, was the chairman of .a CSA
jal committee which wrote the
m- national standard, the first of its
In; kind in Canada.
of "It took three yeras to produce
ry this standard and we are
th, disappointed that it is not being
,st used, so this is why we are urging
ne. provincial governments to make
it mandatory."
At the present time warning
signs may differ in each work
h area and this can lead to con-
fusion and serious accidents, he
S said.
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