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Illness -Advocate, January 27,1993
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Hazel McEwan
Lori Spencer
Thelma Thiel
Genie Moir
Dorothy Brintnell
Helen McKay
Hugh McKay
Exeter
January 20
3 game winners
Joe Gosar
Beatrice Richardson
Ray Hodgson
4 game winners
Lloyd Lovell
Bill Baechler
John DeWeerd
January 21
3 game winners
Grace Farquhar
Hugh McKay
011ie Essery
4 game winners
Joe Gosar
Meine Eizenga
Sena Gosar
Muriel Marshall
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458
447
424
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395
352
356
280
255
422
328
321
289
180
150
441
388
373
322
Duplicate
Bridge
ROW
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'Dtird
Hodethy Linton, Marshal Dear-
ing
Fourth
Ina Williams, Gil Northey
Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
Exeter Drop
In Centre
January 25
Carpet bowling
3 games
Ray Hodgson, 3 wins, score 34
Lawrence Russell, 2 wins score
28
2 games
.Myrtle Gusso, 2 wins. score 25
W ilmerWein, 2 wins. score 25
Cribbage
High - Chas. Tindall
Low - Mildred Thomson
Monday Lades
Barb Smith 266-667, Pam Hodgins
239-664, Marg Young 238-659, Shirley
Rees 288-655, Sharon Redick 242-650,
Glena Tripp 216-636, Mug Elson 245-
631, Lynn Smith 241-621, Deb Pearce
22621516, Joan Soou 269-612, Heather
Smith 216-603, Janet Ankers 254, Hel-
en Hardy 233, Pat Davis 227, Betty
Brown 221, Bonnie Kooy 208.
Tuesday Y.B.C.
Ryan Nicholson 219,151, Chad Rod-
gers 211,150; Tyler Graham 175.154,
Jennifer Heague 170.169, Kurt Juer-
gens 167,142, Nicky Andersen
151,136, Greg Cunningham 148,142,
Marcus Appelman 212, Norma Culbert
167, Brad Ankers 156, David Miller
153, Trevor Campbell 138, Craig Leyes
135.
Medway
Marilyn Smith 258-623, Jack Moir
227-618, Myrtle Hastings 234-586,
Marg Carmichael 214-569, Dorothy
McKinlay 214-564, Marion Barr 211-
563, Russ Rush 200-562, Donna Jef-
frey 198-556, Dave Smith 212-530,
Tom Barr 224-529, Peter Denotter 239-
'526, Bill Bete 196-522, Bob Jeffrey
201, Grace Rush 190, Ivah Smibert
180.
Senior Citizens
Ron Dann 290-704, Jean Dann 228-
651, Jim Burt 216-588, Cathie West -
man 225-585, Marion Noels 209-544,
Stan Roth 206-538, Lawrence Russell
217-524, Edie Burt 232-523, Bessie
Caldwell 219-520. Myrtle Gusso 199-
516, Len Smith 186-500.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Joe McNaughton 176,138, Ayden 01-
livier 135,104, Tim Anderson 132,104,
Brooke Honking 102,102, Pam Rich-
ards 112, Nick Hocking 112, Jenny
Wonnacou 106, Neel Misra 102, CAr-
rie MacGregor 101, Aaron Holland 96,
Jenni Holland 95.
C.A.W.
Larry Smith 285-785, Pat Hodgins
227-644, Glena Tripp 264-642, Pat
Monceau 275-636, Gary Melvin 225-
604, Cathy Mason 249-566, Patricia -
Jones 249-564, Connie Webster 227-
551, Steve Smith 247-545, J.B. Mason
202-532.
Wednesday Mixed
Don Cunningham 268-708, Larry
Medlars 261-686, Vicki Ward 199-582,
Hank McGillivary 235-576, Kim Cun-
ningham 248-573, Les Cunningham
228-569, Kevin Railings 247-569, Tom
Dobinson 242-548, Al Railings 198-
523, Chris Nunns 258-513.
Thursday Men
Fred Allison 305, 289, 265-859. Bob
Taylor 314. 295, 241-850, Bob Smith
_255. 2256, 312-823, Bob Moore 280,
4566, -246-812, -Don Morgan 301-794,
# oa336-791. Russllarut 280-
.Jilips.390-779, 11aul Smith
294-749, Jatim. Jaasad`; .747, Frank
Palen 256436. Riad Aliiaon 269-733,
George Lee 275 -732. -Brad Taylor 290-
726, Tom Bullock 284-724. Gary Mel-
vin 299-710. Bill Mathlers 296-709,
Fred Wells 267-707, Barry Neaman
258-704, Carlyle Thomson 273-701,
Don Watt 173-695, Wayne Smith 262-
693, Jim Gould 251-692, Colin Brewer
249-680.
Crest Centre
Bob Montag 208, 122, Mary Jane
Dyson 185, 148, Rick Allison 180, 163,
Conrad Zimmerman 162, 131, Ron
Churchill 160, 132, Eddie Hastilow
153, 130, Gloria Miller 118; 116, Tom
Stewart 124, Helen Moore 110, Ed
Charles 103.
Friday Mixed
WaySmith 183, 321, 312-816,
ne Smith 285-718, Pete Smith 269-
684, Marlyn Smith 299-677, Scou
Smith 287457, Heather Smith 226-
640, Lynn Smith 225-615, Patty Bow-
erman 223-596, Evelyn Smith 224-584,
Jim Burt 223, Rhonda Eastman 208,
Edie Burt 206.
Ladies Inter -town
Lucan 9 at Stratford; Linda Webber
244-668, Joan Finkbeiner 258-629,
Marg Elson 243-620.
Men's Inter -town
Lucan 35 vs. Seaforth 10; Doug Fenn
Jr. 304, 288, 284, 300. 260-1436. Don
Watt 277-1211, Scott Berger 304-1205.
Sunday Mixed
Don Morgan 192-699, Jim Sweitzer
262-678, Bob Cornish 326-674, Jim
Smith 254-664, Larry Gibson 236-655,
Tina Riles 278-652, Kathy Mason 217-
640, Butch Riley 226-627, Pete Gibson
218-625, Paul Smith 231-616, Cheryl
Smith 222-609, Rob Varley 231-603,
Marg Sweitzer 240, Marie Jaques 233.
Saturday Y.B.C.
Bantams - 3 games - Shaun Du-
charme 548 (191), Ryan Parsons 417,
Derek Ducharme 400, Jason Hardy
388, Becky Meidinger 384, Steven
'Munn 381, Jonathan Hardy 375, Craig
Schroeder 346, Jenny Hardy 344, Mea-
gan Sweeney 323, Stacey Butson 318,
Laura Shanks 316, Sara Rooseboom
304, Matthew Laporte 296, Leanne
Shanks 282, Michael Klaasen 263,
-Chris O'Brien 245, Jamie Bengough
:223, Shawn Becker 218, Aaron Datars
208, Melissa Meidinger 196. Peewees
and Smurfs - 2 games - Bevan Butson
183, Joey Rader 168, Julia Hardy 167,
-Tasha Green 100.
8oday Y.B.C.
Zurich Strikers - Shane Wilcox H.T.
334, Strike "-force I - Chad Wilding
ALT. 23, Pimple In Da House - Scott
f3oaald H.T. 628, tiaras - Greg Cregan
H.T. 491, Bhte Jays - Brad Brown H.T.
`554, Wild -Things - Stacey Wilding
H.T. 615.
Thursday Night Mixed League
Hits and Misses - Paul Bedard 596,
Pin Crushers - Tom Smits 680,
G.M.D.'s - Doug Smith Sr. 599, Pin
Pickers - Jack Riddell 606, Nickel Nuts
- Bert delimit 580, The LivirtgLegends
Peter .Labreche 552, H.S. - (leery
Thiel 314, H.T. - Henry Larsen 766,
H.A. - Bert deBont 200, H.S. - Marilyn
Bcnnotrgh 328, H.T. - Val Ford 684,
H A. - Clasina deBoni 184.
Tua.day ARC Angels
Bruce 58. Penny Caza 92, Robert
Rolloffs underway
By Ron Darin
ZURICH - The Sleeman Holiday
Classic Ontario Five Pin Bowlers'
Associauon (O.F.P.B.A.) house
round rolloffs are now underway in
Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Associa-
tion bowling centres. •
Sleeman team members previous-
ly qualified in the -league round in
December. Each team will now
bowl three games in the pins over
average format. Winning house
round teams will then advance to
the regional rolloffs April 4 and
must have a Level One O.F.P.B.A.
coach.
Sleeman Regional winning teams
will go on to the Ontario Champi-
onships May 8 in a O.F.P.B.A. des-
ignated location.
This is the first year for this new
Sleeman Holiday Classic and is
open to all O.F.P.B.A. league bowl-
ers who have an established aver-
age. ,
Black Tower team champion-
ship
The Black Tower Provincial
Team Championship league round
is now in the third week of the five
week qualifying round. Teams
beating their team average over the
five week period ending February
14 will advarice to the house round
February 28 to March 14.--
Y.B.C. four steps to stardom
The Bluewater Zone Youth
Bowling Council league rounds
wind up this weekend with the top
six girls and top six boys in the
bantam, junior and senior divisions
advancing to the second step
Y.B.C. Tone finals in various Bluc-
waler.cantres Fe6cuary 14.
Bev Cregan, iepresenung Town
and Country Lanes, won the ladies
scratch division of the Bluewater
Mid -Winter Blues tournament for
Lines from the Lanes
- -By Barbara Smith
LUCAN - The Black Tower Five
Pin Championship League Rounds
started last week. These league
rounds arc made up of teams.
These teams compete for five
weeks in a total pins over team av-
erages. Then the teams advance to
the House Rounds. Good luck
teams.
The Youth .Challenge Winter
Games Regional Finals was held at
Pi. Edward last Sunday. The differ-
ent zones were battling it out for
the top position in their category.
The scores were given in points:
Boys Team - First, St. Clair, 35
points; Second, London, 34 points;
Girls Division - First, St. Clair,
30 1/2 peaks; Second, Windsor, 28
1/2 points:
Mixed Team - First, London, 40
points; Second, St. Clair, 25 1I2
points.
The Hiram Walker Special 01d
National Executive Championship
will be held in Kitchener -Waterloo
on January 31. Tile bowlers repre-
senting the L.ucan Executive will be
president Don Morgan, secretary
Dave Smith, treasurerlijahrAel
vin. Good kick-isam.
On Sunday, January 24 the Mid
Winter Blues Regional Rounds for
The Master Bowlers Association
was held at Lucan Lanes.
This tournament is made possible.
through the generous sponsorship
of the Mendes Corporation. Win
ning in the mans division was Kc -
vin Dbaen 61' Fleetway Bowling
Centre who bowled 244 pins over
his 240 average. He bad scores of
308, 300, 236, 310 and 290 for an
excellent total of 1444, For the la-
dies, Madeline Armstrong of Olym-
pic Bowl in Dorchester won in the ,
scratch division with a fill; game
total of 1230, and Toni Virag of
Fleetway had the highest pins over
average. She bowled 1129, which
was 204 pins over her 185 average.
These three bowlers advance to the
Provincial Championship in Kitch-
ener on February 13, .1993.
Also on behalf of the Lucan
tIowlers we would like to thank the
Lucan Optimists for their donation.
It is greatly appreciated. Thank
you.
Pox 73, Gladys 51, Doug Needs 105,
Tom Pinleon 137, Joe Fahie 126, Don
Tiedenan 75, David Bressette 95,
Gladwyn'Dale 56.
Monday Ladies
Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 506,
Gutter Gang - Diane Becker 473, Red
Devils - Bev Cregan 782, Alley Cats -
Marlene Bedard 579, Town & Country '�
- Hilda Vanderhoek 598, Happy Gang -
Sherrie Edwards 630, Alley Oops -
Anita Faber 579, Packers - Leona Re-
ichert 557, Silly Six - Mona quair
577, Pinpoppers - Theresa Stark X598,
Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 712,
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 512, High Sin-
gle - Anita Faber 327, High Triple -
Karen Campbell 839, High Average -
Sandra Dickert 223.
Tuesday Men's League
Big Daddy Shindig - Pete Labreche
614, Hensall'Boomers - Peter BEdard
Sr. 640, Family Affair - Tony Bedard
789, Market - 011ie Edwards 720, La
Crystal Balls - Kirk Smith 555, Klon-
dyke - Eddie Mommersteeg 678, High -
`roller: -5fSte Smeekens 6oi;' tie Milk-
ers - Rob Vanderhoek 582, Rockets -
Prank Palen 708, High Single - Rob
Vanderhoek 318, High Triple Cary
Huston 826, High Average - 011ie Ed-
wards 236.4.
Wednesday Ladies
Betty Smith 512, Helen Daniels 503,
Mona Trequair 502, Louise Wein 459,
Bea Dykstra 670, Linda Webber 667,
Maxine Sereda 456, Cavell Brown 449,
Dorothy Kipfer 508, Wanda Reynolds
413, H\S. - Linda Webber 282, Helen
Daniels 253, H.S. - Bea Dykstra 250,
Ulla Larson 216.
Wednesday Night Ladles
Minus Two - Sheona Baker 699, The
Shakers - Kay Green 529, Who's It -
Joyce Hillman, Handi-capps - Laurie
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
Bob McGill 652, Vic Dunbar 562,
Stanlake 699, Lucky Strikes - Marge
Roberts 526, Repeaters - Bury Datars
605, High Single - Sheona Baker 277,
High Triple - Joyce Hillman 920, High
Average - Sheona Baker 218.
Ole Dickson 557. Al Hargreaves 553,
Norm Wilde 529, Edith McGall 509,
H.S. - Bob McGill 273, H.S. - Edith
Me Sall 218.
Thursday Golden Age Seniors - 2
games
Austin Hartman 267, Gladys Martin
182, Bill Burr 907, Harvey Martin 339,
Clarence SMillie 212, Hazel McEwen
304, Laird 9acobe 265, Genie Fleis-
chtuer 214, Jack Lillie 435, Harvey
Homer 258, H.S. - Jack Lillie 256, H.S.
- Harvey Martin 176.
Saturday LadAtti sith ailMi,
St. Marys 20 vs. Zurich #1 - 7. H.T.
- Standra Dickert 771, H.T. - Pat Palen
601, H.S. - Sherrie Edwards 285, H.S. -
Sandra Dickert 264.
Saturday Men's Inter -town
Zurich 29 vs. Goderich 16. Gary Hu-
ston 1267, 348-346, Bert DeBont 1111,
311, Frank Palen 1104.
Saturday Ladaks Inter -town
Zurich II 4 1!2 points vs. Goderich
22 1/2 points. Betty Datars 609-252,
Mary MacDonald 577-219.
Bonspiel
winners
At left, Janet Wed -
lake and Ila Math-
ers sweep during
the final game of
the Gerry MacLean
Ladies Open curling
bonspiel. Saturday
night at the Exeter
Curling Club the rink
of Ila . Mathers, left,
Janet Wedlake, Didi
VanDyken, and M.J.
Chanyi won the
twelve team event.
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Dorchester Tetwasaaeat Jae 22.24
Bedter Farm Equipment 9 vs
Dorchester A 6
Goals: Tracy Wilson (5), Julie Godbolt,
Sarah Wuenh, Baynham,
Jaclyn Baynham
Assists: 'Tracy Wilson,
Julie Godbolt (2), Dawn Corbett (2). .
Alicia Lawrence (3), Jaclyn Bargain
Becker Farm Equipwent 9
vs Kincardine #
Goals: Tracy Wilson, Julie Gadbolt,
Dawn Corbett, Alicia Lawrence (4),
L auryn Bayduin, Pamela Keys
Assists: Tracy Wilson, Dawn Corbett.
Sarah Wuerth, L*uryn Baynbam (3).
Jaclyn Baynham, Kim Keller (2),
Sarah Hodge, Danielle Gregoire
Well played by the locals. Michelle
McNeilly and Ann -Marie Parsons shared
the win in net for Exeter
Becker Farm Equipment 12 vs St.
Thomas 14
With this loss, the locals Petites played
Sunday in the consolauah round
Goals: Tracy Wilson (5), Dawn Cotbeu,
Sarah Wuerth, Alicia Lawrence (5) -
AmtMs: Tracy Wilson Julie Goads
(2), s
(3), Sarah Wtterth "(2), Laurr77
93), Jaclyn Baynium(92),1{
Sarah Wabbes,SwhiVesii an
y.
Becker arm Equipment Sores
Dorchester 7
Gash: Tracy Wilson (5),
Alicia Lwn:ace (3)
Assnu: Tracy Wilson, Dawn CiMbett,
Alicia Lawrenrxi (3), Kim Keller,
Danielle Gregoire, Pamela Keys (2),.
Sarah Webber (2)
Michelle McNally played well in net for
Exeter. The winning Boal by Tracy Wil-
son came seas than in the
a minus sud-
den death overtime period, after 30 min-
utes of end to end anion.
Dorchester Toarsaament January 23
-
• Game 1 Exeter 2 vs Dorchester 9
Goals: Heather Davies (2)
Assists: Shawna Rowe, Jamie Pals*,
Tracy Taylor
Exeter 5 vs Stratford Juniors 9
Goals: Jo -Dee Rowe, Amy Edwards,
Heather Davies (3)
Assists: Amy Edwards. Shawna Rowe
Jeremy 24 - Genie 3
Eider 6 vs Dorchester Twins A 4
Gaels: Jamie Palm, Shawna Rowe (2),
Amy Edwards (2), Jo -Dee Rowe
Assists: Shawna Rowe, Amy Edwards,
Hawser Davies, Teresa Sts,
Jo -Dee Rowe
January 23 Damneder ti Easter 4
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Grab: Jasmine Cate (3), Julie Ritchie
Duplicate
Bridge
ROW
-116081111114 K. Largon
•.d
'Dtird
Hodethy Linton, Marshal Dear-
ing
Fourth
Ina Williams, Gil Northey
Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
Exeter Drop
In Centre
January 25
Carpet bowling
3 games
Ray Hodgson, 3 wins, score 34
Lawrence Russell, 2 wins score
28
2 games
.Myrtle Gusso, 2 wins. score 25
W ilmerWein, 2 wins. score 25
Cribbage
High - Chas. Tindall
Low - Mildred Thomson
Monday Lades
Barb Smith 266-667, Pam Hodgins
239-664, Marg Young 238-659, Shirley
Rees 288-655, Sharon Redick 242-650,
Glena Tripp 216-636, Mug Elson 245-
631, Lynn Smith 241-621, Deb Pearce
22621516, Joan Soou 269-612, Heather
Smith 216-603, Janet Ankers 254, Hel-
en Hardy 233, Pat Davis 227, Betty
Brown 221, Bonnie Kooy 208.
Tuesday Y.B.C.
Ryan Nicholson 219,151, Chad Rod-
gers 211,150; Tyler Graham 175.154,
Jennifer Heague 170.169, Kurt Juer-
gens 167,142, Nicky Andersen
151,136, Greg Cunningham 148,142,
Marcus Appelman 212, Norma Culbert
167, Brad Ankers 156, David Miller
153, Trevor Campbell 138, Craig Leyes
135.
Medway
Marilyn Smith 258-623, Jack Moir
227-618, Myrtle Hastings 234-586,
Marg Carmichael 214-569, Dorothy
McKinlay 214-564, Marion Barr 211-
563, Russ Rush 200-562, Donna Jef-
frey 198-556, Dave Smith 212-530,
Tom Barr 224-529, Peter Denotter 239-
'526, Bill Bete 196-522, Bob Jeffrey
201, Grace Rush 190, Ivah Smibert
180.
Senior Citizens
Ron Dann 290-704, Jean Dann 228-
651, Jim Burt 216-588, Cathie West -
man 225-585, Marion Noels 209-544,
Stan Roth 206-538, Lawrence Russell
217-524, Edie Burt 232-523, Bessie
Caldwell 219-520. Myrtle Gusso 199-
516, Len Smith 186-500.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Joe McNaughton 176,138, Ayden 01-
livier 135,104, Tim Anderson 132,104,
Brooke Honking 102,102, Pam Rich-
ards 112, Nick Hocking 112, Jenny
Wonnacou 106, Neel Misra 102, CAr-
rie MacGregor 101, Aaron Holland 96,
Jenni Holland 95.
C.A.W.
Larry Smith 285-785, Pat Hodgins
227-644, Glena Tripp 264-642, Pat
Monceau 275-636, Gary Melvin 225-
604, Cathy Mason 249-566, Patricia -
Jones 249-564, Connie Webster 227-
551, Steve Smith 247-545, J.B. Mason
202-532.
Wednesday Mixed
Don Cunningham 268-708, Larry
Medlars 261-686, Vicki Ward 199-582,
Hank McGillivary 235-576, Kim Cun-
ningham 248-573, Les Cunningham
228-569, Kevin Railings 247-569, Tom
Dobinson 242-548, Al Railings 198-
523, Chris Nunns 258-513.
Thursday Men
Fred Allison 305, 289, 265-859. Bob
Taylor 314. 295, 241-850, Bob Smith
_255. 2256, 312-823, Bob Moore 280,
4566, -246-812, -Don Morgan 301-794,
# oa336-791. Russllarut 280-
.Jilips.390-779, 11aul Smith
294-749, Jatim. Jaasad`; .747, Frank
Palen 256436. Riad Aliiaon 269-733,
George Lee 275 -732. -Brad Taylor 290-
726, Tom Bullock 284-724. Gary Mel-
vin 299-710. Bill Mathlers 296-709,
Fred Wells 267-707, Barry Neaman
258-704, Carlyle Thomson 273-701,
Don Watt 173-695, Wayne Smith 262-
693, Jim Gould 251-692, Colin Brewer
249-680.
Crest Centre
Bob Montag 208, 122, Mary Jane
Dyson 185, 148, Rick Allison 180, 163,
Conrad Zimmerman 162, 131, Ron
Churchill 160, 132, Eddie Hastilow
153, 130, Gloria Miller 118; 116, Tom
Stewart 124, Helen Moore 110, Ed
Charles 103.
Friday Mixed
WaySmith 183, 321, 312-816,
ne Smith 285-718, Pete Smith 269-
684, Marlyn Smith 299-677, Scou
Smith 287457, Heather Smith 226-
640, Lynn Smith 225-615, Patty Bow-
erman 223-596, Evelyn Smith 224-584,
Jim Burt 223, Rhonda Eastman 208,
Edie Burt 206.
Ladies Inter -town
Lucan 9 at Stratford; Linda Webber
244-668, Joan Finkbeiner 258-629,
Marg Elson 243-620.
Men's Inter -town
Lucan 35 vs. Seaforth 10; Doug Fenn
Jr. 304, 288, 284, 300. 260-1436. Don
Watt 277-1211, Scott Berger 304-1205.
Sunday Mixed
Don Morgan 192-699, Jim Sweitzer
262-678, Bob Cornish 326-674, Jim
Smith 254-664, Larry Gibson 236-655,
Tina Riles 278-652, Kathy Mason 217-
640, Butch Riley 226-627, Pete Gibson
218-625, Paul Smith 231-616, Cheryl
Smith 222-609, Rob Varley 231-603,
Marg Sweitzer 240, Marie Jaques 233.
Saturday Y.B.C.
Bantams - 3 games - Shaun Du-
charme 548 (191), Ryan Parsons 417,
Derek Ducharme 400, Jason Hardy
388, Becky Meidinger 384, Steven
'Munn 381, Jonathan Hardy 375, Craig
Schroeder 346, Jenny Hardy 344, Mea-
gan Sweeney 323, Stacey Butson 318,
Laura Shanks 316, Sara Rooseboom
304, Matthew Laporte 296, Leanne
Shanks 282, Michael Klaasen 263,
-Chris O'Brien 245, Jamie Bengough
:223, Shawn Becker 218, Aaron Datars
208, Melissa Meidinger 196. Peewees
and Smurfs - 2 games - Bevan Butson
183, Joey Rader 168, Julia Hardy 167,
-Tasha Green 100.
8oday Y.B.C.
Zurich Strikers - Shane Wilcox H.T.
334, Strike "-force I - Chad Wilding
ALT. 23, Pimple In Da House - Scott
f3oaald H.T. 628, tiaras - Greg Cregan
H.T. 491, Bhte Jays - Brad Brown H.T.
`554, Wild -Things - Stacey Wilding
H.T. 615.
Thursday Night Mixed League
Hits and Misses - Paul Bedard 596,
Pin Crushers - Tom Smits 680,
G.M.D.'s - Doug Smith Sr. 599, Pin
Pickers - Jack Riddell 606, Nickel Nuts
- Bert delimit 580, The LivirtgLegends
Peter .Labreche 552, H.S. - (leery
Thiel 314, H.T. - Henry Larsen 766,
H.A. - Bert deBont 200, H.S. - Marilyn
Bcnnotrgh 328, H.T. - Val Ford 684,
H A. - Clasina deBoni 184.
Tua.day ARC Angels
Bruce 58. Penny Caza 92, Robert
Rolloffs underway
By Ron Darin
ZURICH - The Sleeman Holiday
Classic Ontario Five Pin Bowlers'
Associauon (O.F.P.B.A.) house
round rolloffs are now underway in
Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Associa-
tion bowling centres. •
Sleeman team members previous-
ly qualified in the -league round in
December. Each team will now
bowl three games in the pins over
average format. Winning house
round teams will then advance to
the regional rolloffs April 4 and
must have a Level One O.F.P.B.A.
coach.
Sleeman Regional winning teams
will go on to the Ontario Champi-
onships May 8 in a O.F.P.B.A. des-
ignated location.
This is the first year for this new
Sleeman Holiday Classic and is
open to all O.F.P.B.A. league bowl-
ers who have an established aver-
age. ,
Black Tower team champion-
ship
The Black Tower Provincial
Team Championship league round
is now in the third week of the five
week qualifying round. Teams
beating their team average over the
five week period ending February
14 will advarice to the house round
February 28 to March 14.--
Y.B.C. four steps to stardom
The Bluewater Zone Youth
Bowling Council league rounds
wind up this weekend with the top
six girls and top six boys in the
bantam, junior and senior divisions
advancing to the second step
Y.B.C. Tone finals in various Bluc-
waler.cantres Fe6cuary 14.
Bev Cregan, iepresenung Town
and Country Lanes, won the ladies
scratch division of the Bluewater
Mid -Winter Blues tournament for
Lines from the Lanes
- -By Barbara Smith
LUCAN - The Black Tower Five
Pin Championship League Rounds
started last week. These league
rounds arc made up of teams.
These teams compete for five
weeks in a total pins over team av-
erages. Then the teams advance to
the House Rounds. Good luck
teams.
The Youth .Challenge Winter
Games Regional Finals was held at
Pi. Edward last Sunday. The differ-
ent zones were battling it out for
the top position in their category.
The scores were given in points:
Boys Team - First, St. Clair, 35
points; Second, London, 34 points;
Girls Division - First, St. Clair,
30 1/2 peaks; Second, Windsor, 28
1/2 points:
Mixed Team - First, London, 40
points; Second, St. Clair, 25 1I2
points.
The Hiram Walker Special 01d
National Executive Championship
will be held in Kitchener -Waterloo
on January 31. Tile bowlers repre-
senting the L.ucan Executive will be
president Don Morgan, secretary
Dave Smith, treasurerlijahrAel
vin. Good kick-isam.
On Sunday, January 24 the Mid
Winter Blues Regional Rounds for
The Master Bowlers Association
was held at Lucan Lanes.
This tournament is made possible.
through the generous sponsorship
of the Mendes Corporation. Win
ning in the mans division was Kc -
vin Dbaen 61' Fleetway Bowling
Centre who bowled 244 pins over
his 240 average. He bad scores of
308, 300, 236, 310 and 290 for an
excellent total of 1444, For the la-
dies, Madeline Armstrong of Olym-
pic Bowl in Dorchester won in the ,
scratch division with a fill; game
total of 1230, and Toni Virag of
Fleetway had the highest pins over
average. She bowled 1129, which
was 204 pins over her 185 average.
These three bowlers advance to the
Provincial Championship in Kitch-
ener on February 13, .1993.
Also on behalf of the Lucan
tIowlers we would like to thank the
Lucan Optimists for their donation.
It is greatly appreciated. Thank
you.
Pox 73, Gladys 51, Doug Needs 105,
Tom Pinleon 137, Joe Fahie 126, Don
Tiedenan 75, David Bressette 95,
Gladwyn'Dale 56.
Monday Ladies
Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 506,
Gutter Gang - Diane Becker 473, Red
Devils - Bev Cregan 782, Alley Cats -
Marlene Bedard 579, Town & Country '�
- Hilda Vanderhoek 598, Happy Gang -
Sherrie Edwards 630, Alley Oops -
Anita Faber 579, Packers - Leona Re-
ichert 557, Silly Six - Mona quair
577, Pinpoppers - Theresa Stark X598,
Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 712,
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 512, High Sin-
gle - Anita Faber 327, High Triple -
Karen Campbell 839, High Average -
Sandra Dickert 223.
Tuesday Men's League
Big Daddy Shindig - Pete Labreche
614, Hensall'Boomers - Peter BEdard
Sr. 640, Family Affair - Tony Bedard
789, Market - 011ie Edwards 720, La
Crystal Balls - Kirk Smith 555, Klon-
dyke - Eddie Mommersteeg 678, High -
`roller: -5fSte Smeekens 6oi;' tie Milk-
ers - Rob Vanderhoek 582, Rockets -
Prank Palen 708, High Single - Rob
Vanderhoek 318, High Triple Cary
Huston 826, High Average - 011ie Ed-
wards 236.4.
Wednesday Ladies
Betty Smith 512, Helen Daniels 503,
Mona Trequair 502, Louise Wein 459,
Bea Dykstra 670, Linda Webber 667,
Maxine Sereda 456, Cavell Brown 449,
Dorothy Kipfer 508, Wanda Reynolds
413, H\S. - Linda Webber 282, Helen
Daniels 253, H.S. - Bea Dykstra 250,
Ulla Larson 216.
Wednesday Night Ladles
Minus Two - Sheona Baker 699, The
Shakers - Kay Green 529, Who's It -
Joyce Hillman, Handi-capps - Laurie
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
Bob McGill 652, Vic Dunbar 562,
Stanlake 699, Lucky Strikes - Marge
Roberts 526, Repeaters - Bury Datars
605, High Single - Sheona Baker 277,
High Triple - Joyce Hillman 920, High
Average - Sheona Baker 218.
Ole Dickson 557. Al Hargreaves 553,
Norm Wilde 529, Edith McGall 509,
H.S. - Bob McGill 273, H.S. - Edith
Me Sall 218.
Thursday Golden Age Seniors - 2
games
Austin Hartman 267, Gladys Martin
182, Bill Burr 907, Harvey Martin 339,
Clarence SMillie 212, Hazel McEwen
304, Laird 9acobe 265, Genie Fleis-
chtuer 214, Jack Lillie 435, Harvey
Homer 258, H.S. - Jack Lillie 256, H.S.
- Harvey Martin 176.
Saturday LadAtti sith ailMi,
St. Marys 20 vs. Zurich #1 - 7. H.T.
- Standra Dickert 771, H.T. - Pat Palen
601, H.S. - Sherrie Edwards 285, H.S. -
Sandra Dickert 264.
Saturday Men's Inter -town
Zurich 29 vs. Goderich 16. Gary Hu-
ston 1267, 348-346, Bert DeBont 1111,
311, Frank Palen 1104.
Saturday Ladaks Inter -town
Zurich II 4 1!2 points vs. Goderich
22 1/2 points. Betty Datars 609-252,
Mary MacDonald 577-219.
Bonspiel
winners
At left, Janet Wed -
lake and Ila Math-
ers sweep during
the final game of
the Gerry MacLean
Ladies Open curling
bonspiel. Saturday
night at the Exeter
Curling Club the rink
of Ila . Mathers, left,
Janet Wedlake, Didi
VanDyken, and M.J.
Chanyi won the
twelve team event.
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