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LUCAN - Resuks of the Luta' Bowling Lanes March 9 to 15
MONDAY LADIES x'
Darlene Bourne 266-698, Dob Pearce 269-650, Mug Young 227-639, Pam Hodgins 2344516, Grace Farquhar 263-617, Cathy
Boltzmann 222412, Jan Varderplocg 229-608, Sharon Ilaskeu 238-601, Marson Hodgins 240, L. Mosurinjuhn 225, Joyce Sovereign
224, Ka Hearn 219, Helen hardy 219.
TUESDAY YBC
Tyler Graham 218, Susanne Welch 199, Warren Lcyes 184, Sarah Culbert 173, Marcus Appelmam 148, Jeremy Lange ndyk 143,
Jeff Grose 135, Jennifer Hcague 133, Mau l'rudgen 131, Nathan Rollins 131, Jennie Cockwill 130.
COLLEENS
Elaine McNair 311-762, Par Hodsins 259-671, Dianne Faubon 252-634, Edith Yeo 229-628, Jean Hickson 233-625, Sharon Kwg
na 235-603, Louise Hayter 255, Marion Dykeman 247, Verde Keys 227, Shirley Rees 217, Deb Scarborough 213, June Ans 211,
Becky Harrcu 200.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Len Smith 226602, Jim Bun 256, Cathie Wessman 251, Pu Davis 24, Marg Young 226, Harry Noels 223, Nash Wissell 192, An
Abbott 191, ladle Dickuus 190, Edie Bun 172, Charlie Grieve.
C.A.W.
Linda Webber 259-711, Lynn Smith 244-681, Gary Dunlop 242-640, Pat Moment 241-628, Gary Melvin 233-611, Eutene Webber
259.603; FleydRiley 277, Lem,Smith 218. AgnesdSullivan 214, Joan Finkbeuner 212, Cathy Batten 208, Matyifeenar 192. -
WEDNESDAY MIXED
Al Cunningham 268, Sharon Campbell 242, Mike Hinzei 226, Darcy Dayman 222. Pat kyan 219, Tom Dobinon 215, Laurie Cur.
rah 203, Don Cunningham 200, Al Railings 193
THURSDAY MEN
Fred Allison 406-880, Bob Smith 321-848, Don Morgan 300-820, Bob Taylor 289-814, Bill Mathers 290-802, Dan Heywood 349-
772, Kevin Lightfoot 274-771, Coln Brewer 323-756, Paul Smith 290-742, Brad Taylor 263-732, Jim Gould 296.723, Earl Allison
304-720, Doh Wau 327-718, Fred Wens 293-711, Harold Smith 322-704, Don Walhs 248-701, Wayne Smith 301-683, John Kohut
252-680, Ken Kadey 268-678, Lloyd Rimmer 253-675, Andy McIntyre 246-672, Pat Holland 225-670, Jim Smith 230-663, Tam
McLellan 260-659
FRIDAY MIXED
Bob Smith 306-891, Pete Smith 370.818, Lynn Smith 260-777, Wayne Smith 306-688, Russ Smith 263-687, Chris Smith 238-681,
Jun Bun 247-666, Barb Smith 272-654, Helen Rodgers 261-654, Len Anderson 225-602
MEADOWCREST
Rick Alhsen 276, 241, Conrad Zimmerman 225, lid Hastilow 191, Dave Gordon 172, Mary Jane Dyson 156, Ron Churchill 155,
Helen Moore 141, Ed Charles 137, Bob Montage 128
LADIES INTER -TOWN
Lucan 26 pts.; Seaford) 4 pis.; J.M. Finkbeiner 255-697, Marg Young 241-652, Jan Vanderploeg 2511-624.
MENS INTER -TOWN
Lucan 9 pts., Godard) 34 pts.; Orval Rum 256-1154, ants Smith 246-1075, Vince Glaab 263-1048.
SUNDAY MIXED
Jim Smith 297-821, Butch Riley 293-814, Paul Smith 308-735, Lloyd Riley 275-685, Don Morgan 254-679, John Hill 230.659,
Gary Dunlop 240-654, Larry Gibson 275-653, Fred Wells 237 -629 -Ron Leyes 226-624, Rob Riley 243-606, Ken Kadey 279.
MEDWAY
Marilyn Smith 265-627, Jean Poole 248, Maryke Dcnotter 230, Arnie Vanderweil 228, Len Poole 219, Peter Denater 213, Ted
Schendera 202, Ken Weir 191, Glen Foster 177, Marg. Schendera 176.
Zurich Town and Counts, L*nO
MONDAY LADIES LEAGUE
Red Devils • Sandra Dickers 693, Alley Cats • Beattie Rau 475, 'Town a Country - Verlynth Huston 513, Happy Gang Sherrie Ed-
wards 736, Alley Daps • toms llniel 590, Packers • Elaine Weido 570 Silly Su • Mona Trequair 570, Pinp�rppers Bonnie Sdrenk
499, Odds 'n' Finds - Karen Campbell 689, lolly Su - Nell McCann 547,1High Single • Pat Love 339, High Triple - Sandra Didken
786, High Average - Sandra Dicken 215.3. .
TUESDAY MENS LEAGUE
Young Guns - Rob Vanderhoek 620, Family Affair - 011ie Edwards 303.733, Market • Doug Smith Jr. 691, Dashoundr Too • Kirk
Smith 655, KIondyke - Luke Mommerstee` 756, I lighrollers - Bernie Kelden 589, Pin Cruthen • Darrell Rauray 579, Rockets - Don
Jacltwon 746, High Single - Gary Huston 370, High Triple • Gary Huston 915, High Avenge - Gary Huston 234.7.
MONDAY PINEVIisW PARK GROUP
Elena Black 446, AUin Stewan 289, Jack Morgan 236, George Blade 482, Chris Morgan 314, Bill Davies 475, Cora Stewart 358,
'Ron Allen 330.
MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS
Ron Dann 705, lent Dann 560, Vena Lovie 407 Aileen Ravelle 404, Clayton Lovie 343, Lamest Devine 402, Nola Taylor 398,
Dorothy Cutting 364, Olive Webb 363, Clarence Smile 340, H.S. • Ron Dam 306, H.S. - Jean Dann 215.
TUESDAY ARCANGELS
Jim Johnston 132, Penny Cana 67, Paul Consiu 122, Doug Needs 106, Gladwyn Dale 54, Robert Fox 100, Dan Greb 105. Rob
McCann 103.
WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES
Dreamers - Joyce Hillman 696, Hot Rashes - Conic Relouw 529, Ooh -la -las - Belly Dann 583, Misfits - Sheila 'Pedant= 649, Un -
asks - Donna Webster 522, Risky Pinkies -.Lois F-sd-dn.5lilgll Single - Ecuy Duan 313,1igks Triple - Belly Dena 826, -High Aver.
age - Betty Daum 202..
WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES
Rosaleen Heratds 483, Madeline Amsby 482, Beryl Elgie 416, Marion Define 437, Theresa McCann 438, Gen Beavers 449, Maxine
Secede 417,11.5. - Gen Beavers 195, H.S. - Marion Deline 182.
THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Vic Dunbar 581, Kay Matter 506, AI Hargreaves 496, Kay Allen 451, Frank Allen 450, H.S- - Vic Dunbar 213, II.S. - Kay Maher 199.
THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE
Doreen Divine 344, John Lillie 343, Marion Becker 324, Mary Jacobe 286, Austin Hartman 323, Clarence Smillie 198, II.S. • Loreen
Divine 185,11.S. - John Lillie 183.
THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE
Just 4 Fun - Jack Riddell 570, A Team - Verlyn Huston 589, Try Bards - Tom Smits 564, Pit Bulls - Marilyn Batgough 567, G.M.D.'s
- Doug Smith Jr. 339-708, Odd Couples • Bev Cretan 344-838.
FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE
Hot Shots - Jim Russell 689-312, Humdingers - Larry Smith 643-250, !lush Puppies - Dick Bedard 638-227, Bad Attitudes - Gerry
Thiel 645-309, Ramblers - Dan Traquair 483-210, Toadaily mixed-up - Mike Lebold 573-229. High Single - Gloria McFalls 299, Gerry
Thiel 363, High Tnpk - Glona McFalls 684, Jim Russell 869, High Average - Glona Mclvlls 190, Jim Russell 211.
SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN
'Lunch 11 5 pis., vs. Molesworth 25 pts. Belly Deters 598, Joyce Hillman 556. Zurich 1 11 pts vs. Godench 19 pts. Pat Palen 702, Sher-
rie Edwards 693.
SATURDAY MENS INTERTOWN
Seafonh 33 - Zurich 10. 011ie Edwards 1101, Frank Palen 1053, Gary Jluston 1040.
SATURDAY YBC
Bantams - 3 games - Heath Palen 529, Craig Hesse 495, Shaun Ducharmc 474, Collor Shaw -Young 463, Michael O'Brien 328, Ryan
Parsons 319, Jenny Hardy 316, Melissa O'Brien 313, Jonathan hardy 311, Lindsay Shaw -Young 302, Jonathon Forrester 293, Jason Har-
dy 293, Jarreu Palen 291, Steven Munn 285, Becky Meidinger 244, Matthew Laporte 239. Peewees and Smurfs - 2 games - Stacey But-
son 244, Brandon Skinner 180, Derek Ducharme 176, Julia !lardy 164, Craig Schroeder 160, Tasha Green 155, Byron Frisker 150.
SUNDAY YBC
Jeff Kirk 199, Kevin Heierting 190, Ryan Morrison 142, Mike O'Brien 114, Melissa O'Brien, Scott Gould 1s/2, Becky Kirk 152, Lisa
Campbell 194, Kan Taylor 189.
Packers take second place at Black Tower term tournament
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By Ron Dann
ZURICH - A Blue -
water 5 Pin Bowlers'
Association team
"Bowling Stones" won
the combined Zurich 5 Pin Bowl-
ers' Association Black Tower Team
Tournament Sunday at Town &
Country lanes.
Brennan Button led the Bluewa-
ter "Bowling Stones" from Mount
Forest to the Black Tower win with
a 575 triple and 122 pins over his
453 three game league average.
Team members Brian Logan, Eric
Logan, Carl Abbou, Charlie
Forschner and Mark Veidemanis
added another 25 pins over to post
the winning 147 pins over their 983
team average.
The Bluewater "Bowling Stones"
now advance to the Black Tower
Regional finals April 26 in a Onta-
rio Five Pin Bowlers' Association
(O.F.P.B.A.) designated location.
Bluewater Association's Ernie
Back
Time
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from the archives of
the Tithes -Advocate
10 Years Ago
March17, 1982 1n view of having a 1982 budget more
than double last year's expenditures, Exeter and area fire
board members agreed recently to defer purchase of a
new fire truck until 1983.
More than 15 deer have been run down and mauled by
dogs in the last couple of weeks at Pinery Provincial park. '.
= This summer, the Government of Ontario will offer
young people more than 8,800 jobs through its $12 million
Experience Program.
Careless smoking is s4pected' in a mattress fire in a
room at the Dashwood 1b6tel, Friday morning.Occupant
Shannon Concannon was not seriously injured.
25 Years Ago
March 16 - The resignation of South Huron District
High School principal Douglas Palmer was accepted Tues-
day night and J.L. Wooden was named acting principal
with Bruce Shaw as his executive assistant.
All area gas stations are now dispalying signs advising
motorists they can't smoke within 10 feet of gas pumps.
Roy Jewell of CFPL TV was the guest speaker at the an-
nual meeting fo the Stephen Township Federation of Agri-
culture. -
Don Southcott, former editor of the Times Advocate has
been named executive assistant to provincial treasurer, the
Honourable Charles MacNaughton. -
Mrs. John Belfour of Kippen passed away at the age of
103.
SO Years Ago--
March
go March 19, 1942 - Traquair's Hardware has Royal Pur-
ple garden seeeds for sale at seven packages for 25 cents.
Exeter council set the 1942 tax rate at 36 mills, the same
as last year despite a decrease in provincial funding for re-
lief from 75 to 50 percent.
The Lucan Irish repeated as Cyclone League hockey
champions edging the Airport 6.5 in the final game. Add-
ed to the airport team from Ester were Lotman, Creech,
McDonald and Lawson while Moore and Stire played for
L,sean. Moore replaced Gerry Paul who had been called to
the armed forces.
A survey by the Usborne Federation of Agriculture re-
vealed the average size of farms was 123 acres and the av-
erage- faster- was 4S -years of age.
Local sugar sugar beet growers have learned they are now un-
der control of the Ontario; Farm Marketing Act.
100 Years Ago
March 31, 1892 - The real burden of the public debt
upon the people of our country is the net interest paid per
capita. Interest in 1888 was $1.90 per capita and this year
it is $1.76
A move is underway to reduce the number of county
councillOrs in Ontario. If appproved, Huron with a popu-
lation of 60,0000 would have 11 county councillors instead
of the present S0.
In several towns around, brass bands have been orga-
nized. What's the matter with Exeter.
Webb, Mount Forest will be the
team's coach.
If the Bluewater Black Tower
team wins the Black Tower Re-
gionals it will go on to the Black
Tower Ontario Team Champion-
ships May 23 at Welland.
The Zurich Association's best
team was "The Packers" from
Town and Country's Monday ladies
league, finishing second, 68 pins
behind the Bluewater winners.
Team embers are Elaine Weido,
Pat Palen, Pat Love, Leona Reich-
ert, Linda Genttner and Mona
Kraft. Seven Zurich Association
team and four from Mount Forest
bowled in thc3lack Tower rolloffs
Saturday and Sunday.
The third and last training ses-
sion for the Blucwatcr Association
Blue Light Open ladies , men's and
mixed teams will be Saturday
night, March 28 at Town and
Country. Bluewater coaches Marj
Moore, Howie Baker and Frank
Palen are preparing the 22 member
contingent for the Blue Light Onta-
rio Open Apr. 15-18 at Hamilton.
The Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Asso-
ciation KIDS HELP PHONE Asso-
ciation starts Sunday at 1 p.m. at
Town and Country Lanes.
League and individual bowlers
with sponsor sheets available at the
lanes, will start bowling at 1 p.m.
Six Bank of Montreal branch teams
will sten their competition at 3
p.m.
Kids Help Phone is a 1-800 na-
tional, bilingual, anonymous ser-
vice available to children all across
Canada. Each day 800 calls are an-
swered from children between the
ages of 5-19. Over 300,000 calls
were received in 1991 with another
300,000 unable to get through due
to lack of phone lines and staff.
Professional counsellors answer
calls on child abuse, alcohol and
drug related problems, unwanted
pregnancies, peer, parent and sib-
ling relationships, sexual activity
issues and suicide. Over 6,000
calls per year are related to suicide.
Kids Help Phone is a safe, non-
threatening way for children to get
help without the pressures of a
Longer ice season needed to keep
hockey in Zurich, council told
ZURICH - At least one hockey
coach is calling for upgrades to the
Zurich arena.
Zurich councillor Marg Deichert
reported at last Wednesday's coun-
cil meeting that a hockey team
coach had approached the recrea-
tion board to ask they consider add -
insulation to the walls and ceil-
of the aging arena in an effort to
extend the useful season of the icc
surface.
Deichert said the board has con-
sidered such a project in the past,
but is sell concerned about the cost
of it, especially with the deficit
from the hall renovauons still being
paid off.
"I think he went away sort of sat-
isfied, but -not really," said
Deichert, but acknowledged that
the coach's request highlights a
need at the village rink.
"A lot of our hockey teams are
finding ice time elsewhere," agreed
councillor Barb Jeffrey.
Deichert said the minor hockey
association has said it is even will-
ing to pay a premium price to have
more ice time available to their
teams.
The Zurich arena has only mini-
mal protection from the weather
outdoors and economical operation
of its ice surface requires colder
outside temperatures than newer fa-
cilities.
Deichert also reported that the
Recreation Board is proposing a
smaller budget than last year.
While it took $39,400 more to run
the facility and its programs than it
took in in 1991, the board believes
it can keep the deficit down to
S35,300 for the 1992 budget for the
arena, said Deichert.
The deficit is covered by the mu-
nicipal general tax levy.
face-to-face meeting. The anonym-
ity and confidentiality enables chil-
then to discuss issues they won't
discuss with anyone else. The
counsellors are there to listen and
respond.
The Grand Bend Golden Agers
Club are also busy getting sponsors
and will be bowling Monday,
March 23 at 9:30 a.m. Anyone
wishing to sponsor the Golden Ag-
ers, please call Ron Dann at 238-
5127.
Weddivlq
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Hensaf+l MI,ior Hoakoy president Peter Groot, left; presents
Eric Campbell with a plaque for his efforts towards the com-
munity's minor hockey program.
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