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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-02-20, Page 15r i Times -Advocate, February 20, 1991 Page 15 Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES Red Devils - Saigon Dickert 585, Alley Cats - Markin Bedard 583, Town & Cowtry • Verlyn Hennas 492.Hap Gang Patricia Palen 644, Roadrunners 11 - Anita Faber 546, Packers - Mow Kraft 606, Silly Six - Hskn Tinnily 570, Pinpoppers - Bonnie Schenk 602, Odds 'a' Ends - Joyce Bailey 634, Strikes & Mrs. - Gail Reid 630S g Single - Sandra Dickers 343, High Triple • Sandra Dickers 790, high Average - ad►a Dickers 2143. TUESDAY MENS Signs & Shirts - Ron Daus 666, Faisal'yy Affair - Roger Ward 600, Newcomers Doug - Smith Sr. 619, Dashoutnd, Too - Carl Wanes 647, Klondyket - Luke Morrttersutg 608. Highrollers - Bernie Kslders, Wrecking Crew • 011ie Edward: 706, Rockets • Don Jack- son 619. MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS Ron Damn 666, Jean Dann 618, Lamm Devine 449, Annie Morons 428, Dorothy Cutting 404, Clayton Lovie 362, Olive Webb 356, Aikens Novelle 354, Nolo Taylor 330. MONDAY PINEVIEW PARK GROUP Bob LeSoutder 539, Ron Allen 458, Aflin Stuart 342, Cora Stewart 358, Marie Hod- son 499, Ken Hudson. HS. - Ken Hudson 206, Bob LsSouder 199. TUESDAY CAP Doug Needs 126, Joe Pattie 90, Jury Collins 107, Jean Robson 80, Morgan Dalton 68, Penny Cato 77, Tars Masse 87. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Mickey Bridge 457, Marion Define 446, Bs Coates 452, Theresa McCann 497, Rosaleen Berwick 509, H.S. • Rosaleen 8erendt 22))9, Hi. -Theresa McCann 192. WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES Pin Ups - Pat Redman 643, Wishfsd Thinkers • Deb Pa/mquuet 483, Alley Kati - Mary Mommersteeg 603, Ninja Turtles - Joyce Hillman 568, Holly Hobbies - Marje Roberts .590, Blue Liles - Betty Datars 583, High Single • Joyce Hillman 193, High Triple - Joyce Hillmrn 292, High Average - Joyce Hillman 809. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Kay Maher 555, Frank Allen 521, Jesse Evenden 504, Maris Wink 482, Kay Allen 480, Bill Greta 477. Biddy Cammack 469. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Thelma Thiel 314, Bill Burr 405, Austin Hartman 310, John Lillie 315, Nora Heard 341, HS, - Bill Burr 180, HS. - Thelma Thie1178. THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Guerurbeaters - David Groat 685, A Team - Clasina DeBo+st 735, Try Hard: • Tom Snits 539, Strike Force - Jim Snaith 545, G114D. s - Lee Ann Meloche 609, Odd Cou- ples - 011ie Edwards 749. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shots - Jim Russell 710.272, Hdiregers • Laverne McCarter 611.277, Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 573-222, F Ties - Steve Overholt 532-181, Ramblers - Jack Hamilton 653-235, Dirty Dozen • Rack Brydon 480.173. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Zurich l 24 pts. vs. Zurich 116 pts. Bev Crsgas 688, Iva Reid 653, Pat Palen 626, Betty Datars 596, Joyce Hillman 559, Donna Webster 527. Zurich 120 pts. vs. Gods - rich 10 pct. Marlene Bedard 773, Sherrie Edwards 757, Patti Ann Dicker( 631. SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN Zwick 7 112 pts vs. Stratford 40 1/2 pis. Leo VanLeeuw.n 1330, Ron Dann 1202, ° Bill Wilson 1285, 011ie Edwards 1139, Alf Baker 339, Ron Dann 323, Bill Wilson 333, 011ie Edwards 279, Larry Palmby 311. SATURDAY YBC' Boman, - 3 games - Heath Palen 490-192, Shawn Dutcharnse 415-177, Steven For- rest 408, Shannon Wilcox 388, Ryan Morrison 362, Craig Hesse 348, Jonathon Hardy 334, Brad Brown 334, Shawn W' ler, 320, Peewees and Smwfs - 2 games • Jarrett Pal- en 219, Je er Hardy 202. Ashles Littlechild 186, Derek Ducharme 170, Scott Forrest 169, Stacey Button 164, Matthew VanAaken 143. SUNDAY YBC Dave Kirk 198, Kevin Bsierl ng 178, Gary Allot Huston 221-183, Kristin Palen 171, Je Kirk 171-220, Scott Gadd 227-223, !ins Downtime 184, Mike Jones 190, Jeff Reid 218, Sebus Robison 171, Shaw Wilcox 171, Shari Pak* 171, Scott Reid 227-178, Jamie Baker 183-189, Hugh Panelas 189. THE LAMBTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION announces In bound - Cassie McLean, right; of Biddulph Public School inbounds a pass during the Middlesex County Area 5 Public School girls bas- ketball tournament Thursday at McGillivary Public School. Biddulph finished second to Parkhill. McGee nets two SARNIA Theresa McGee scored two goals Sunday after- noon as the Huron Park Pacers won their opening provincial playoff game against the Sarnia Star Fires in the ladies hockey league. The best -of -three series deter- mines what team will represent the region in the Ontario women's Senior "W finals. Sunday, Huron Park opened the first period when Yvonne Wells teamed with Sherry Pickering and Sue Hatch. The Pacers upped the count to 2-0 in the middle frame as McGee got her first from Welts and Hatch. At the 5:09 point of the third McGee connected from Linda Ma- hood and Diane McQuaig. Sarnia got on the board with three minutes left in the game. Game two of the series goes Sat- urday at 9:30 p.m. In league play Saturday, the Pacers lost 2-1 to Al- vinston. Wells teamed with Tammy Mathers for the lone goal. • Duplicate Bridge Wednesday night scores 1st Lois Snell, Rosalie Be - rends 2nd Mary Lomas, Norma Hucklc 3rd Bob Davis, Mike Gans Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.ni. Exeter Legion Hall Hockey Panthers finish at 6-4 EXETER - After starting the season with back-to-back losses, the South Huron Panthers re- bounded to finish third in the Hu- ron -Perth high school hockey standings. The Panthers began with a 4-2 Loss to Stratford St. Mike's Warri- ors in November but on Wednes- day beat the same team 3-2 to end their 10 -game regular season schedule with a 6-4 record. Monday the Panthers travelled to Godench to meet the Vikings in the opening game ,of their best -of - three playoff series and yesterday the Vikings visitied the South Hu- ron Recreation Centre. Following a scoreless first peri- od at the South Huron Recreation Centre, David Schwindt teamed with Jamie Ramer. But D.J. Deline tied the score. With 2:59, left in the second frame, Paul Dickers put the Pan- thers ahead on a goal set up by Ja- mie Cornish. A little over a minute later Todd McCann gave the home team a two -goal cushion as Ramer REGISTRATION: JUNIOR AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN builds upon and extends the learning that began at home with parents. The school program provides opportunities for children to grow physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually. All learning experiences are based on the child's natural way of learning. JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM The Junior Kindergarten program emphasizes the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes in all areas of growth. and Jason Hem helped out. The only goal in the final period came when St. Mike's Mike Dever- eaux took a long pass_ and raced down the right side to beat Darren Kints. South Huron had a couple of powerplays in the third but couldn't convert. The game got a little out of hand in the closing minutes as a scuffle broke out in front of the St. Mike's net. Volleyball: The gyms at South Huron high school were busy last Tuesday afternoon as the Panthers girls' volleyball teams played host to the Central Huron (Clinton) Red - men and the Mitchell Blue Devils. In senior action, the Panthers lost the first game 4-15 to the Redmen but bounced back and won 15-5, 15-6. The seniors then beat Mitch- ell 15-9, 15-4 and lost 11-15. On the junior side, South Huron won three straight 15-12, 15-5 and 15.11 and then took on the Devils and won 15-7, 15-6 before coming up'short 13-15. PHYSICAL GROWTH Through indoor and outdoor experiences, the child develops muscles and co-ordination. The child also begins to gain control over actions and to feel confident and independent. These /activities have value and appeal to the energetic nature of nom++ %44e4 oft-44- SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL GROW'T'H Being in a secure and reassuring environment, the child 's encouraged to choose activities, toe1 child and to talk with other children. The child also learns to express feelings appropriately. ) INTELLECTUJAL GROWTH Through carefully designed activities, the child is encouraged to experiment with real life roles, to solve problems, to talk and to express personal thoughts and ideas. Sensory -learning will be emphasized. SENIOR KINtERGARTEN continues to provide a positive learning environment which nurtures the self-esteem of children in a - child -centered setting. The development of the child as %whole person continues to be fostered. Through the learning centres, group activities and a variety of integrated learning experiences, children will manipulate and experience their world. 1 REGISTRATION FOR SEPTEMBER 1991 Children who were born in 1987 are eligible for Junior Kindergarten. Children who were born in 1986 are eligible for Senior Kindergarten. Children who attended Junior Kindergarten during the 1990-91 school year do not need to register at this time. Parents or guardians who plan to register,a child should contact the nearest public elementary school as soon as possible. SCHOOLS Lambton North Aberarder I t,nvard Hutk 899-2267 Bosanquet Ron Mansfield 296-4962 Bright's Glove Ken Cowan 8694284 Cathcart led Stewart 5424651 Clarke Jim 1lod ' 542.7131 Errol Public Ken Williams 869-4861 Errol Road James McArthur S42.9341 Forest Central Norm MacPherson 786-2731 Forest W,oddde Paul Jackson 786-5351 Grand Bend McNeil 238.2091 King George VI J1im es 344.2912 Kinnkird BAxe tton 7865468 Lakeroad Gene Martin 54I-5771 Rosedale Stewart McLay 542.4552 Mr. Richard Carpani Ghairman of the Board Blocked - Heather Steckle and Laurie Coolman go up to block a shot during Hurries-Peth Junior girls volleyball action last Tuesday at South Huron District High School. Lambton South Bridgeview Ted Dunham Colborne Street Bruce Fisher Conf ed. Central BillSheplxrd Devine Street Denruis Beach Hanna Memorial Gary Grant High Park Tom Romp( Hill Street Margo McPhedran Johnston Mem. Betty Fitchett Lansdowne Dave McPhaB London Road B rbCom, ions Mooretown- Sok Courtright Murray Street *WhitsonParkview AI Campbell Q.E 11 Sarnia AilWhte Riverview MtriamClew 337.3295 862.1116 383.7004 344-4371 344-7631 332.0174 862.1145 3N-7531 336-2111 344-5741 867-2136 862.1089 344-4522 344-801 892-3981 "LAMBTON COUNTY PUBLIC EDUCATION - in the tradition of yesterday, - in touch wide today, - in trust for tomorrow!" Lambton Central Bob Heat 864.1125 John Lennon 847-5218 Sandra Pepineau 6924035 Bill Yates 864.1708 Way,* Brown 695-2620 Diana Koch 882.2260 Don Smith 182-0138 Allen Partridge 882.2123 Wilbert Unduay 845-3141 Aiken Cslzel 895530 Colin WYtion 876.2309 Syd Fletcher - 8483141 Brigden Brooke-Alvinston Dawn East Sombra Euphemia Hillcrest Tercet Lambton Centennial Q.E. 11 Peholia South Plympton Wrwkk ?Afford Wyoming OUCHING TOMORROW TODAY