HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-02-27, Page 17,SPORTS
Times -Advocate, February 27, 1991 Page 17
Ducharme leads Zurich bowling team
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - Eight year old Shaun
Ducharme paced Zunch's Town and
Country bantam boys team to a
fourth place finish in a field of 13
teams in the Bluewater zone. Four
Steps To Stardom Youth Bowling
Council three game rolloffs at
Mount Forest Sunday. Shaun rolled
a team high 462 triple for 129 pins
over his 111 league average. Brad
Brown, Craig Hesse, Steven Forrest
and Nathan Zimmerman added 58,
48, 36 and 16 pins over their re-
spective averages to give the team
287 pins over the team average.
Shannon Wilcox, 9, paced the
very young Zurich bantam girls
team to seventh place out of 13
teams with a 414 triple and 129
pins over her 95 league average at
Owen Sound. Melissa O'Brien, Sta-
cey Butson, Ashlee Littlechild and
Mandy Smith added 68, 53, 40 and
15 pins over their respective averag-
es to give the team 308 pins over
their team average. Stacey, just six
years old, rolled three strikes in a
row in the tenth frame of the second
game and ended up with five strikes
and a spare in the three games. The
two bantam teams were coached by
Jean and Ron Dann.
The junior girls team of Kristie
Palen, Angela Casarin, Roxanne
Regier, Lisa Campbell and Leann
Consiu, coached by Patricia Palen,
finished in third place.
Helen Tinney and Deb Smith,
representing the Zurich 5 Pin Bowl-
ers Association, did not beat their
team average in the Hiram Walker
Special Old regional and provincial
High -Low Doubles Championships
Sunday at Hamilton. According to
Smith "we were really nervous at
first because we had never bowled
in an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers
Association tournament
(O.F.P.B.A.) before, but we had a
great time and really enjoyed it" she
said.
The Zurich 5 Pin Association
house round of the Black Tower
Provincial Team Championships is
scheduled for Sunday at Town and
Country lanes with 10 a.m. and 1
p.m. shifts. Ei*ht teams are com-
peting for the nght to represent the
Zurich 5 Pin Association in the
Shuffleboard
February 20
4 game winners
Belva Rowe
John Pepper
Beatrice Richardson
Charles Tindall
Pearl McKnight
S game winners
Wm. Baechier
Jean Hem
Howard Johns
Harold Davis
Wilma Davis
February 21
4games
Grace Farquhar
Sena Gosar
011ie Essery
Marjorie
Beatrice Richardson
5 games
Howard Johns
M. Eizenga
Pearl McKnight
John Pepper
Mabel McKnight
Black Tower regional round April
21 in a O.F.P.B.A. designated cen-
tre.
Four Zurich 5 Pin Association
teams, two Hanover teams and one
Little Bowl Association team will
be competing in the Labatt's Blue
Light National Classified regional
round men's division March 17, 1
p.m. at Goderich Little Bowl.
SPECIAL OF THE WEEK
377
357
339
330
316
1988 MAZDA B2600
PICKUP
•Cab Plus
•5 Speed
•Air Condition
•Int. Wipers
•AMTM Stereo Cass. 4 Speaker
•Rear Sliding Window'
•Chrome Package
•A Vehicle That Will Satisfy Any
Meticulous Owner
•76,000 Km (48,000 Miles)
•Stk. #1024
%NI%Geiser-Kizeale Financial
(a division)
of Wiser Kneaie Insurance Brokers Inc.
There's nothing wrong with
having your RRSP with a
bank or trust company...
However, for the informed
investor having your RRSP
with an insurance company is
a much better alternative
$8_1595
346 HURON FRD. (HWY 8)
GODERICH
524-9381
394
388
347
343
340
For details call Ron Rau
Exeter Grand Bend
235-2420 238-8484
324
264
261
250
243
506
383
362
354
353
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the
Town and Country Bowling
Lanes.
MONDAY LADIES
LEAGUE
Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 688, Al-
ley Cats - Marlene Bedard 602, Town &
Country - Hilda Vanderhoek 647, Happy
Gang - Pat Palen 718, Roadrunners 11 -
Anita Faber 576, Packers - Doris Smith
595, Silly Six - Judy Stever 545, Pinpop-
pers - Carmel Sweeney 498, Odds 'n'
Ends - Joyce Bailey 718, Strikes & Mrs.
- Heather Forrest 645, Jolly Six - Nell
McCann 621, High Single - Samba
Dickers 343, High Triple • Sandra Dick-
ers 790, High Average - Sandra Dickers
215.
TUESDAY MENS LEAGUE
Sirs do Shirts - Ron Dann 649, Fami-
ly Air - Roger Ward 669, Newcomers
• Ley Melochs 674, Dashounds Too -
Kirk Smith 596, Ktondyke - Luke Mons-
msrsteeg 615, Highrollers - John Smits
650, Wrecking Crew - 011ie Edwards
682, Rockets - Dan Heywood 716.
MONDAY GRAND BEND
SENIORS
Ron Dann 586, Jean Dann 565, Aileen
Ravelle 418, Loreen Devine 417, Annie
Moroi: 404, Dorothy Cutting 397, Clay-
ton Lovie 356, Olive Webb 287, Joyce
Alexander 160.
TUESDAY C.A.P.
Tan Finelon 81, Doug Needs 113,
Dan Greb 124, Gerry Collins 111, Joe
Fahie 118, Jeff Dekort 92, Tan Masse
50.
WEDNESDAY DAY
LADIES LEAGUE
Dorothy Kipfer 434, Bea Dykstra 402,
Ann Cann 464, Rosaleen Berenatr 666,
Betty Coote 449, HS. - Rosaleen 8e-
reridr 234-287; 11.5. • Mickey Bridges
173.
WEDNESDAY NITE
LADIES
Pin Ups Sandra VanDongen 626,
Wishful Thinkers - Donna Webster T.
560, Alley Kats • Marla Cann 510, Nin-
ja Turtles - Joyce Hilbnan 596, Holly
Hobbies - Marge Roberts 532, Blue Liter
• Betty Dawns T. 630.
THURSDAY GRAND
COVE
Jesse Evenden 475, Edith McCall
466, Kay Allen 487, Edna Marshall 377,
THE LAMBTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
announces
- REGISTRATION: JUNIOR AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN
Roy Evenden 456, Nancy Louch 419, Bob
Carson 500, Kay Maher 491.
THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE
Jack Lillis 341-204, Austin Hartman
259, Clara Scott 202, Bill Burr 319-169,
Nora Heard 315.171, Thelma Thiel 279-
154, Mary Jacobs 208-125.
THURSDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
G,suerinatters • Peter Groot 522, A
Team - Bert de Boni 577, Try Hardt -
John Smits 579, Strike Force - Klaus Je-
rornkin 670, GMD.'s - LeRoy Meloche
676, Odd Couples - Sherrie Edwards 703.
FRIDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
Hot Shots - Jim Russell 600, Humding-
ers - Laverne McCarter 628, Husk Pup-
pies - Monica Bedard 570, Family Ties -
Deb Overholt 541, Ramblers - Andy Mill-
er 588, Dirty Dozen - Ron Moore 499.
SATURDAY LADIES
INTERTOWN
Zurich ll - 7 pts. vs. Si. Marys 23 pu.
Joyce Hillman 661, Betty Datars 581,
Nancy McKenzie 554.
Zurich 127 - Seaforth 3. Sandra Dickers
695-248, Bev Cregan 661-254, Sue John-
ston 656-298.
SATURDAY MENS
INTERTOWN
Zurich 36 pts. vs. Mitchell 12 pts. Frank
Palen 1190, Noun Wilding 1216, Ron
Dann 1119, HS. Norm Wilding 290, 11S.
- Ron Dann 291, H.S. - Frank Palen 278.
SATURDAY YBC
Bantams - 3 games - Becky Kirk 509
(209), Steven Forrest 437, Shaun Du -
charms 431, Heath Palen 427 (188),
Craig Hesse 417, Jonathan Hardy 415,
Jason Hardy 374, Ryan Morrison 368,
Shannon Wilcox 366, Jonathon Forrester
319, Brad Brown 326, Melissa O'Brien
322, Shawn Wipers 322. Peewees and
Smurfs - 2 games - Scott Forrest 188, Jar-
rett Palen 187, Derek Ducharme 171,
Ashlee Littlechild 166, Matthew Van Aak-
en 155, Jennifer Hardy 153, Stacey But-
son 139, Kevin Pole 113.
SUNDAY YBC
Patti Ann Dickert 224, Kevin Beierling
196, Shari Palen 193, Jennifer Burt 2271
199, Jamie Baker 208, Sean Robison 237,
Jeff Reid 218, Dave Kirk 187/191, Gary
Allan Huston 1987, Kristie Palen 221/
179, Christine Bengough 1841197, Scott
Gould 1991228, Jeff Kirk 218.
JUNIOR KINDERGA tTEN 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 artd
attitudes in all areas of growth.
How high
will your taxes
be?
Ask Metropolitan Life
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
valuelandtappeal to the energeticnaturerof
four-year-bia children. '"' `r'�
SOCIALI/EMOTIONAL
GROWTH
Being in a secure and reassuring
environment, the child is encouraged to
choose activities, to experience and to talk
with other children. The child also learns to
express feelings appropriately.
INTELLECTUAL 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 KINDERGARTEN 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 a 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.
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.
Metropolitan Life can help protect your family from sky-high
taxes. Because we'll give you a complimentary estate analysis
before you buy our life insurance. That way, you know how much
coverage you really need.
So call your Metropolitan Life account representative today.
When you need great coverage, we're on the ball.
SCHOOLS
Lambton North
Aberarder :;award Hartle
Rosanquet Ron Mansfield
Bright s Grove Ken Cowan
Cathcart led Stewart
Clarke Jim Ilodggins
Errol Public Ken Williams
Errol Rod James McArthur
Forest Central Norm MacPherson
Forest Nbodside Paul Jackson
Grand Bend .Garry McNeil
King George Vi Jim Bayes
Kinnaird Bruce Catton
Lakeroad " Gene Martin
Rosedale Stewart Way
899-2267
296-4%2
8694284
542-5651
542-7131
869-4861
542-9341
786-2731
786-5351
238.2091
344-2942
786-5468
542-5771
542-4552
Lambton South
Bridgeview
Colborne Stmt
Conf ed. Central
Deviqe Street
limns Memorial
High Park
Hill Street
Johnston Mem.
Lansdowne
London Road
Mooretown-
Courtright
Murray Street
Parkview
Q II Sarnia
Riverview
Ted Dunham
Bruce Fisher
Bill Shepherd
Dennis beach
Gary Grant
Tom Rompf
Margo Mc'hedran
Betty Fitchett
Dave McPhail
Bob Cornetious
Sharon Sok
Jim Whitson
Al Campbell
Art White
Miriam Glew
337.3295
862-1116
383.7001
344.4371
344-7631
332-0474
862-1145
344.7531
336-2111
N45741
867-2836
867.1089
344-4522
344-00
892.3981
-Lambton Central
Brigden
Brooke-Alvinston
Dawn
East Sombre
Eu hernla
Hillcrest
Lamblon Centennial
Q.E. I1 Petrofia
South Mympton
VWnvkk
Nhtford
Wyoming
Bob Next 861-2125
John Lennon 847.5218
Sandra Papineau 692-4035
Bill Yates 864.1708
Wayne Brown 695-2620
Diana Koch 882.2260
Don Smith 882-0138
Allen Partridge 882-2123
Wilbert Lindsay 845-3141
Aileen Dalziel 8495530
Colin Watson 876-2309
Syd Fletcher 845-3241
37 Main SI. S.
EXETER
235-1344
92 Godatich St. W.
SEAFORTH
527-0785
GET MET. IT PAYS.
0 Metropolitan Lite
O gee N•-000r•'t N Mtvvc• Comp.*,
Caned'
John lair
247 Ontario St.
CLINTON
482-7703
Mr. Richard Carpani
Chairman of the Board
STRATFORD OFFICE 271-2041
"LAMBTON COUNTY
PUBLIC EDUCATION
- in the tradition of yesterday,
- in touch with today,
- in trust for tomorrow!"
UCHING TOMORROW TODAY
$
A