HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-01-06, Page 14Msstca Davies of the Exeter novice team worked hard to
get the ring in Sunday's game against Seaforth.
inuoary 3 • Etetar du$or 2 vs Gode-
• rich ;rentor 7
Goals: Heartier Davies (2)
Assists: Teresa Sore, Judi Wilson
January 3 - Seaforth 1 -5 vs Exeter
Becker Farm Equip. 4
Goals: Tracy Wilson (3), Julie Godbolt
Assists: Julie Godbolt, Dawn Corbett,
Alicia Lawrence, Jaclyn Baynham, Sa-
rah Workman
Michelle McNeilly and Arm Marie Par-
sons played great in net for the locals
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Robin Etherington (2),
Assists: Heather Morgan (2), Mean
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Karly Pinder (2)
Sunday, January 3 • Godbolt Insu-
rance Novice 4 vs Seaforth 0
Goals: Krista Dayman (3),
Maggie Steciuk
Assists: Jessica Davies, Megan
Preszcator, Kelly Miners
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Goaltender: Cathleen C3tappel
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Regional
rolloffs
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - The Bluewater 5 Pin
Bowlers Association will be host-
ing the Regional rolloffs of the On-
tario Five Pin Bowlers' Association
(O.F.P.B.A.) Youth Challenge
Tournament Sunday at Goderich
Little Bowl.
Four zones, Bluewater, Grey -
Bruce, Grand Valley (Kitchener -
Waterloo) and Maple Hills
(Guelph) will begin the six game
double round robin match play
competition at 10 a.m.
Ladies, men's and mixed team
winners will advance to the
O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Pro-
vincial Championships at the Onta-
rio Winter Games March 11-14 in
a O.F.P.B.A. designated centre.
Bluewater Ladies team bowlers
are Goderich's Wendy Million and
Krystal Sanders, Moleworth's Lind-
say Matheson and Shannon Con-
nelly and Zurich's Stacey Wilding.
Zurich's Chad Wilding, Gode-
rich's Jason Nakamura and James
Redmond, Clinton's Shane Pounder
.and Listowel's Steve Cregan will
form the Bluewater . men's team.
Mixed Bluewater team bowlers .in=
elude Zurich's Scott Gould and
Scott Parsons, Clinton's Trevor
Trewartha and Darlene Bailey and
Molesworth's Marjorie Brewer.
Entry deadline for the• Black
Tower Provincial Team Tourna-
ment is January 10. Teams will
bowl three games weekly in regular
league play for five consecutive
weeks between Jan. 11 and Feb. 14
in the pins over average format.
Qualifying teams will then advance
to the Black Tower house round
between February 28 and March
14.
Bluewater five pin bowlers have
now Completed the league round of
the Sleeman Holiday Classic Tour-
nament. Qualifiers in the pins over
average format now form teams
from their own league and will
compete in the Sleeman house
round by February 14 for the right
to advance to the Sleeman regional
April 4 and Sleeman Provincial
May 8.
sali-
fiers in the Hiram Walker Special
Old High -Low Doubles tourna-
ment will compete in the Special
Old Zone Finals Sunday at Town
and Country lanes. The winning
Special Old Zurich Association
team in the pins over average com-
petition advances to the Special
Old Provincial Championship Feb-
-Mary 27 in a O.F.P.P,B.A. desig-
nated location.
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Monday Ladles
December 21: Lynn Smith 258-747,
Darlene Bourne 279-721, Deb Pearce
249-650, Barb Tuxford 273-643, Lynne
Farquhar 242-623, Hekn Hardy 208-
602, Barb Smith 236, Mema Scou 233,
Marg Young 229, Sharon Redick 228,
Pat Hodgins 228, Heather Smith 228,
Bonnie Kooy 223, Cathy Holtzmann
220, Diana Leddy 217, Betty Brown
206.
December 28: Darlene Bourne 287-
769, Lynn Smith 264-717, Joan Fink-
beiner 286-711, Lynne Farquhar 273-
653, Pam Hodgins 272-627, Kathy Ma-
son 215-609, Beulah Storey 231-606,
Lines from
Lucan Lanes
By Barb Smith
LUCAN - The O.F.P.B.A.'s Janu-
ary calendar is a busy one. The
Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.
have a Four Steps to Stardom tour-
nament. Many youths from differ-
ent bowling centres will participate
in the upcoming month, in their
-house rounds, hoping to qualify to
-lire Zone Rounds in February.
The Hiram Walker Special Olds
High Low Doubles Zone Finals
were wrapped up on Sunday, here
m, Lucan. The double team to repre-
sent Lucan Lanes in the February
are Earl Allison and Horuk, from
Thursday Night Mens.. Earl :and
Rodger were +198 pins over their
total averages.
Congratulationsttttld best of luck
in February.
The Sleeman Holiday Classics
inve.been completed in Lucan. The
.2nne Rounds will be held here on
" ebruary 7, first set at 10:30 and
.second set at 12:00.
January 24 and 31 will be the
23rd Annual National Classified
Five Rin Challenge at Lucan Lanes.
Good luck.
On Tuesday, December 29, a
qualifying round for the CBC -TV
Championship 5 -Pin bowling show
on Sports Weekend was held at Lu -
can Lanes. The top two howlers
from this round ill bowl i 'ro-
vincial tournament on Febt....,y 6,
1993. The top 'bowlers was Bob
Smith with scores of 314, 262, 373,
255, 285.285, 295, 345, 358 and
195 kritassacellent total of 2967
over ten games. Second place went
to Murray Benrtewies who had
scores of 286, 242, 328, 230, 285,
273, 344, 313, 362 and 222 for a
2885 total. Third place went to Bill
McDonald who had a very fine to-
tal of 2610 with a high single of
325 and placing fourth was Doug
Fenn Jr. with' 341-2510. Congratu-
lations to Bob and Murray who
will represent Lucan at the Provin-
cials.
Preparation for
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
in
Huron County Board of Education
Elementary Schools
Ts being made.
Children born in 1988 are eligible to enrol. PLEASE
CALL YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL as soon as
possible to confirm your intent to register. Your call
will allow your school to provide you with REGISTRA-
TION DETAILS and assist the Board in planning for
staff.
Exeter P.S. 235-2630
Hensall Y.S. 262-2833
Huron Centennial N.S. 233-3330
McCurdy P.S.
Stephen P.S.
Usborne P.S.
Zurich Y.S.
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Times -Advocate, January 6, 1993
Barb Tuxford 251, Joyce Sovereign
243, Pat Hodgins 230, Diana Leddy
215, Hekn Hardy 213, Jan Vander-
ploeg 208, Sharon Redick 205, Mema
Scott 205, Marg Elson 204.
'Senior Ctttnees
December 23: Marion Thompson
232-570, Charlie Grieve 212-564, Har-
ry Noels 200-557, Jim Burt 204-517,
Pat Davis 184-510. Bessie Caldwell
183, Florence "MeRobert 156, 'Theo
Sentjens 132, NorahlWissell 126.
December 30: Jean Dann 251-687,
Jim Brut 234-652, Ron Dann 221-601,
Harry Noels 243-523, Pat Davis 190-
522, Theo Sentjens 180-502, Marion
Thompson 184, Charlie Grieve 171, Pe-
ter Vandenboomen 167, Edie Burt 159.
Wednesday Mired
Don Cunningham 320-739, Larry
Mathers 257-608, Tom Dobinson 272-
603, Doug Smith 205, Hank' McGilli-
vary 193, Allen Rollings 187, Dan
Gower 181, Scott Rummell 174, -Paul
Windsor 169, Tim Weber 169, Les
Cunningham 167.
C.A.W.
December 23: Harold Smith 275,
228, Wayne Wilson 296, Gary Melvin
272, Lynna Smith 263, Cathy Mason
254, Bob Smith Jr. 252, Larry Smith
236, Cathy Batten 209.
December 30: Wayne Wilson 256-
704, Gary Melvin 238-632, Larry
Smith 257-627, Barb Smith 268-620,
Patricia Jones 241, Pete Momeau 222,
Pat Momeau 212, Connie Webster 209,
Anne Wilson 205.
Sunday Y.B.C.
Blue Jays - Brad Brown H.T. 656,
Zurich Strikers - Kent Beierling H.T.
568, People in Da House - Crystal
Beierling H.T. 484, Natas - Oreg Cre-
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1569, Wild Things - Staley
Wildilsgg H.T. 630, Chad Wilding -
te fierce H.T. 747.
Monday Ladles
!Males Five - Barb Reschke 490,
Gutter Mang - Diene Bucker 555. Red
Devils - Sandra Didtert 673, Alley Cats
- Marlene Bedard 589, Town & Coun-
try - Hilda Vendeirboe& 714, Happy
Gang - Sherrie &hyoitts 391. Alley
Oops - Anka fiber 589, Packers -
Mona Kraft 583, Silly Six - Mena Tra-
quair 594, Pbtpoppers - Theresa Stark
435, Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom
699, Jolly Six - Vesta Miller 532, High
Single - Anita Faber 327, High Triple -
Karen Campbell 839, High Average -
Sandra Dickers 220.1.
Tuesday Men's League
Big Daddy Shindig - Andy Lebreche
539, Hensall Boomers - Mike Lebold
591, Family Affair - Tony BEdaid 754,
Market 011ie Edwards 703, La Crystal
Balls - Tim Wilcox 598, Klondyke -
Luke Mommersteeg 737, Highrollers -
Paul Rood 561, J. Vandenberk 654,
The Hookers - Roger Ward 689, Rock-
ets - Jim Bedard 687, High Single -
Rob Vanderhoek 318, High Triple -
Gary Huston 826, High Average - 011ie
Edwards 235.
Saturday Men's Intertown
Zurich 30 vs. Seaforth 15. Gary Hu-
ston 1140, Carl Zimmer 1125, Ron
Dann 992.
Monday Pinevlew Park Group
Cora Stewart 505, Chris Morgan 389,
Maureen Healy 420, Winnifred Kamen
537, Milt Robbins 511, Ron Allen 528,
John Kamen 520, Allin Stewart 385.
H.S. - Ron Allen 217, H.S. - Maureen
Healy 204.
Monday Grand Bend Seniors
Jean Dann 659 (254), Tom Smits 581
(222), Ron Dann 581 (222), Sien Smits
548 (209), Aileen Ravelle 439, Nola
Taylor 386, Dorothy Cuuing 341,Clay-
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