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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-04-29, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, April 29, 1992 Town and Country bowling award winners Monday night Ladies League winners were front, left; Karen Campbell, Shelly Hay, Jayne Consitt, Donna Webster. Back, left; Trudy Rooseboom, Janice Butson, Marilyn Bengough, Brenda Dayman. Winners of the Tuesday's Men's League were, 'front, left; Jim Russell, Jim Bedard. Back, left; i8ert tleTBont, Bill Coleman, dary Huston. Gary Huston, :left; took the high average in the Tuesday's men's league,:whlle Luke Mommersteeg was the high single winner. 011ieEdwards, absent, was the high triple winner. ----- Champions from the Thursday mixed Teague ..w1ere<*Ont; ikii; Patricia Palen, Bev Cregan, Sherrie Edwards. BAok iitlft;'Ralik Palen, Dennis Schmidt, Shirley Schmidt, Mike Cream Individual winners included front, left; Peter McFalls, high av- erage; Gloria McFalls, high average; Tom Ellerington, high triple, Sandra Dlckert, high average. Back, left; Phyllis Miller, high- triple, Marlene Bedard, high single, Pat Love, h(gh single, Sherrie Edwards, high triple. Individual winners from the Thursday mixed league went to front, left; Frank Palen, high average; Jim Smith, high single; Patricia Palen, high single; Back, left; Bev Cregan, high triple; Sherrie Edwards, high average. Dennison and McClennan finish seventh By Ron Dann ZURICH - Grand Bend's Sharon Jenni- son and Janice McClennan, Hiram Walker Special Old Ontario High - Low Doubles Champions, finished seventh in the Special Old National Championships Saturday at Or- leans, near Ottawa. "The Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association made sure everything about the Special OId National tournament was first class, but we just couldn't bowl as well as we wanted. It's hard to bowl really good every thne" McClennan said. "We bowled 48 pins over our aver- age but Saskatchewan won the Special Old National with 443 pins over," she added. Jennison and McClennan had previously bowled exceptionally well twice, fust winning the Spe- cial Old Zurich Bowlers' Associa- tion zone rdlloff January 12 and then the Special Old Ontario title February 29 at Hamilton. • The Special Old .Ontario .win earned both McClennan and Jenni- aon,all expense paid trips for two ,to Florida in November. This is -the 1 first time any Zurich Association bowlers have won this and ad- vanced to the. Special Old National level. Donna Webster won the Zurich Bowlers' Association Black Tower Strike -It -Rich three game, :pins over average house rolloff Friday at Town and Country lanes. Webster bowled games of 179, 223, and .251 for a 653 triple: in Duplicate Bridge First Mr. and Mrs. Larson Second Marshall Dearing, Dorothy L Ston l uird Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Snell Klppen Gun Club April 21 Brad Mann Jamie Caldwell Mark Tuckey Dennis Boyd Ed Steegstra John Glazier Pat Glazier Dan Crerar Glen Mogk Larry McNeil Fred Brall Lloyd Venner Paul Webb Rick Cunningham Ed Steegstra Terry Sowerby 25 25 25 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 22 21 20 19 19 take the Black Tower Zurich Asso- ciation title with 116 pins over her own personal 179 league average. Marilyn Bengough took second place with 49 pins over her 160 av- erage. Webster will now represent the Zurich Association in the Black Tower Ontario Championships May 23 at Welland. Joining Web- ster the same day at Welland will be Zurich Association's Joanne Le - boldin -the Black Tower Provincial Booster Club Championships. Zurich Association bowlers Ron and Jean Dann will be competing for singles and doubles titles in the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion Senior Citizens Champion- ships May 27 at Toronto. The Zurich Association Blue Light Regional team of Mike La- Breche, Bill Coleman, Joanne Le - bold, Marilyn Bengough and Max- ine Miller is busy preparing for the Labatt's Blue Light Sun Bowl On- tario Championships May 9 at Lindsay. ***** The Ontario 5 Pin Bowie so- ciation Coaching policy has been upgraded for the 1992-93 season. Full Level two National Coaching Certification will be required for all coaches in O-F.P.B.A. tournament coaching, including the Blue Light Open, Blue Light Sun Bowl, O.F.P.B,A. Youth Challenge and Black Tower Team tournaments. Level One Will no longer be ac- ceptable. Friday mixed league winners were, front left; Ray Cockwill, Peter McFalls, Jim Russell, Briafl Sanders, Tom Tom Ellerington. Back, left; Norma Cockwill, Gloria McFalls, Verla Russell, Lync & Sanders, Judy Ellerington. Area bowling scores MONDAY PINEVIEW PARK GROUP • Chris Morgan 396, Anne Markin 396, Cora Stewart 324, Rita Bradford 325, Maureen Healy 424, Allot Stewart 393, John Morgan 292, Ralph Bradford 396, Erle Martin 393. MONDAY GRAND BEND SENIORS Clayton Lovie 493 (196), Lorean Devine 459, Nola Taylor 353, Verna Lovie 296, Aileen Ravelle 354, Clarence Smillie 318. Doro- thy Cutting 401, Olive Webb 438, Jean Dann 604 (241), Ron Dann 615 (225). TUESDAY ARCHANGELS Joe Fahie 93, Dan Greb 116, David Breueue 116, Paul Coositt 108, Rick McCann 154, Gladwyn Dale 75, Doug Needs 120. Tracey (Coach ) 96. MONDAY LADIES LEAGUE Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 580, Alley Cats - Shirley Bedard 558, Town & Country - Hilda Vanderhoek 553, Happy Gang - Pat Palen 765, Alley Oops - Anita Faber 537, Packers - Mona Kraft 525, Silly Six - Judy Steuer 516, Pinpoppers • Cannel Sweeney 520, Odds 'n' finds - Donna Webster 674, Jolly Six - Vesta Miller 601, High Average - Sandra Dickert 215.6, -high Triple - Sandra Dicker 786, High Single - Pat Love 339. TUESDAY MEN LEAGUE Young Guns - Roger Ward 566, Family Affair - Greg Overholt 682, Market - Doug Smith Jr. 721, Dashounds too - Terry Sweiger 641, Klondyke - Luke Mommenteeg 693, Highrollers - Pete Smeekens 537, Pin Crusher - Tim Glavin 586, Rockets - Don Jackson 731. SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Zurich 82 vs. Mikes. HS. - Sheila Tideraan 258, H.T. Joyce Hillman 632, Beuy f$0f4133.Zu irh #12 vs. Molesworth. H.S. Betty , Deters 323,11.T. Betty Deters 740, Donna Webster 559. - SATURDAY LADIES INTERTOWN Zurich II 9 1R pts. vs. Zurich 120 IR pts. Pat Palen 665, Sherrie Edwards 626, Beuy Deters 627, Joyce Killen 580. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Bob Simpson 510, Ruth Robertson 486, Kay Maher 464, Kay Allen 452, Ted Poplar 447, H.S. - Ruth Robertson 203, H.S. - Bob Simpson 184. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE John Lillie 357, Austin Hartman 298, Lorean Devine 312. Haul Mcliwan 341, Maude Weston 264, Mary Jacobe 266, H.S. - John Lillie 191, H.S. •kiaae1McEwan 204. WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Dorothy Kirke 489, Rosaleen Berends 510, Maxine Sereda 465, Theresa McCann 460, Louise Wein 476, Maida Baynham 415, H.S. • Dorothy Kipfer 190, HS. - Rouleen Berends 182. TUESDAY MENS LEAGUE Young Guns - Rob Vanderhoek 760, Family Affair - 011ie Edwards 734, Market - Jim Smith 738, Dashounds Too - Tun Wilcox 590, Klondyke - Tom Smits 692, Highrouen - Lambert Baltessen 570, Pin Crushers - Darrell Ramey 597, Rockett - Gary Huston 759, iligh Single - Luke Mommersteeg 330, High Triple - 011ie Edwards 842, High Average - Gary Huston 235-4. d league ;fowlers Town and Country Bowling Lanes bowlers once again were very successful in their efforts to fundraise for the Big Broth- ers and Big Sisters. Here, Gaiy Huston, left; representing those who helped raise over $2,250 accepts a plaque from Cathy Hugill and Gary Hugill from the South Huron Big Broth- ers and Big Sisters Association. individual winners of awards of the Lucan Wednesday Night Mixed Bowling this year _were Larry Mathers (left, high aver- age), Laurie Currah (high average), Wendy Campbell (high sin- gle), Doug Smith (high triple), Don Cunningham (back left, high single), and Sharon Campbell (high triple). League Champs for the Lucan Wednesday Night Mixed Bowl- ing were the high flyers, who also won the league A champion- ship. From left are Wendy Campbell, Larry Mothers, Darcy Dayman, and Chris Borrie.