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Free throw winners on Saturday morning were, front, left; Carmen Kelly, Laura Seliske, Jenni.
fer Regier; Julie Rooseboom. Middle row, left; K of C District Deputy Joe Garagozzo, Cecile
Maes, Bryan Stuckless, Jeff Lovie, Brad Brown. Back, left; Joshua Calder.
K of C Free Throw
Two from ZPS advance
EXETER - Zurich Public School
will be well represented at the
Knights of Columbus Basketball
Free Throw Competition's regional
event this Saturday in Stratford.
Among the approximately 80
shooters who are expected to take
part, will be Zurich's Brad Brown
and Jeff Lovie.
At the South Huron District High
School on Saturday, Brown won
the district event as he had 18 -of -
25 in the 13 year-old category
while Lovie hit 15 -of -25 to take the
11 year-old division.
Jeff MacLean from Usbome
Township School won the 13 -year-
old group with 14 -of -25 while
Strathroy's Joshua Calder won the
boys 14 year-old group with 16 -of -
25. Winning the boys 10 year-old
group was Bryan Stuckless with
10 -of -30.
Carmen Kelly of St. Pat's won
the 14 year-old girls division as she
hit 21 -of -35 in a tie breaker. Hen-
sall's Julie Rooseboom won the
girls 13 year-old with 18 -of -25.
Jennifer Regier of Mt. Carmel won
the 12 year-old with 13 -of -25 and
Laura Seliske won the girls 11
year-old with 7 -of -25.
Precious Blood's Cecile Maes
was the best in the girls 10 year-old
category as she hit 8 -of -30.
Hardy, Shanks top bowlers
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - The Zurich Town and
Country Dairy .Queen Kids and
Golden Agers Ladies team will be
competing in the Ontario Dairy
Queen Kids and Golden Agers
Championships Sunday at Etobi-
coke's Royal York Bowl.
Lines from
the Lanes
LUCAN - On behalf of the Lucan
Bowlers' Association we would like
to congratulate Bob Smith on bowl-
ing a 425 game on the Thursday
Night Men's League on February
25, 1993. Congratulations Bob.
.The Strike It Rich Tournament
was held on Saturday. February 20,
1993. Advancing to the next round
will be Brenda Morgan. Brenda
bowled a 190-238-226 total of 654,
a 150 total pins over her average.
Congratulations Brenda and gdod
luck.
The second round for the CBC
Roll -off is held this weekend
March 6 at Fleetway 40. Represent-
ing Lucan Lanes is Bob Smith and
Murray Benniwics.
Good luck guys.
Mohawks
beat
Mudcats
Continued from page, 13
hawks. Snyder's hard shot rang off
the post and went in while McKee
one -timed a nice pass from Jeff
Warren.
Kevin Smith had three goals and
an assist for the winners who out -
shot the Mohawks 46-33.
After the pre -game warmup.
Dunnville's Dave Kelly and Exet-
er's Kevin McArter stayed on the
ice until the ice was nearly com-
pletely resurfaced. Kelly who did
not dress for the game, skated deep
into the Mohawks' zone and
McArter did not exit the ice until
Kelly made his way to the Mudcats'
ssing room.
Mohawks' a nornenls:...Thc next
game in the series go:s tonight in
Dunnville at 8:30 p.m. and retu-s
to the South Huron Recreation Cen-
tre on Friday for an 8:30 p.m. con-
test...T-A three stars from Sunday's
game; 1. Tim Shields 2. Jeff
McCknaghan, 3. Ron Elliott...
Eight year old Jenny Hardy and
LauraiShanks, nine, both members
of the Saturday morning Youth
Bowling Council league at Town
and Country, will once again team
up with Golden Ager bowlers Jean
Simpson, Grand Cove, Dorothy
Cutting, Grand Bend and Level
Two Ontario.Five Pin Bowlers' As-
sociation (O.FP.BA:) and Zurich
Bowlers' Association Coach Jean
Dann. Grand Bend. .
This - •team previously won the
Southwestern Ontario Dairy Queen
Kids and Golden Agers Zone
Championship January 17 at Wal-
laceburg with a score of 297 pins
over their combined team average.
Sunday, they will try to win again
with a goal of an expense paid trip
to Calgary to compete for the Dairy
Queen National title April 17 and
18.
Black Tower Team champion-
ship
The Monday night ladies league
"Happy Gang" team won the Zu-
rich 5 Pin Bowlers` Association
Black Tower Team Championship
Sunday at Town and Country lanes
with 253 pins over their team aver-
age.
Doris Hamilton led the victory
with 106 pins over her own aver-
age, while Judy Willis, Sherrie Ed-
wards, Pat Palen, Maxine Miller
and Gertie Stade added another 147
pins ever their combined averages.
The, new Zurich Association
champs won out over nine other
teams and now advance to the Re-
gional playoffs April 18 in a
O.F.P.B.A. designated location
leading to the Provincial Team
Championships May 15.
*dal Old Ontario High -low
Doubles
The'Zurich Bowlers' Association
Hiram Walker Special Old High -
'Low Doubles team of Sheona Bak-
er and Audrey Blackwood bowled
really well in the Ontario Champi-
onships Saturday at Hamilton's
Sherwood Centre, finishing 12th in
a field of 79 teams and fourth in
their division.
Blackwood set the pace with 147
pins above her Wednesday ladies
league 105 average with games of
134, 187 and 141 while Baker add-
ed 11 pins over her 216 average
with a 659 triple.
Master -Bantam Regional
Zurich Y.B.C. bantam (10 and
under) bowlers Jenny Hardy, Shan-
non Wilcox, Ryan Parsons and Jar-
rett Palen have qualified to bowl
with Zurich Master Bowlers Bev
and Mike Cregan in ,the Master
Bowlers' Association Master -
Bantam. Regional tournament
March 14 at Owen Sound. ,_.
Black belt champs
IoDee Grasdahl, left; and her brother Colin of Crediton just re-
turned from California where they competed in their first Na-
tional Tournament as black belts. JoDee was third in weapons
and third in forms to be the grand champion, while Colin was
fifth in weapons. In other recent tournaments, JoDee was first
in sparring and forms and third in weapons at the North
Am.erican Sports Kata Association finals.
Bowling
scores
.1
Monday Ladies
Shirley Rees 265-675. Luanne Her-
bert 248-671, Lynne Farquhar 229-657,
Deb Pearce 249-647, Joyce Sovereign
255-621, Pat Davis 217-621, Cathy
Holtzman 211-607, Pat Hodgins 252-
605, Alice Kooy 245, Kathy Mason
224, Marj Green 221, Barb Tuxford
221, Marg Elson 219, L. Mosurinjohn
218, Alice Hodgins 217, Marg Young
216, Mema Scou 212, Diana Leddy
209, Grace Farquhar 206.
Tuesday Y.B.C.
Jennifer Heague 214,142, Norma
Culbert 193,134, Marcus Appelman
181, Jeremy Langendyk 184, Trevor
Campbell 179, Kurt Juergen 170, Brad
Ankers 168, Nathan Rollings 152, Tyl-
er Graham 145, David Miller 142, Kris-
ten Hickson 139, Nick Andersen 134,
Arden Carter 129.
Medway
Peter DenOtter 245, Marian Bete
• 235, Ken Weir 230, Myrtle Hastings
211, Russell Rush 200, Jack Moir 199,
Tom Barr 197, Shirley Bosley 186,
Grace Rush 178. Donna Jeffrey 175.
Senior Citizens
Jim Bun 212-593, Ron Dann 210-
574, Cathie Westman 211-561, Harry
Noels 210-558, Pat Davis 185-528,
Myrtle Gusso 178-521, Jean Dann 204-
507, Stan Roth 172-505, Evelyn Sinker
220, Howard Dolan 208.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Kelly Wilson 128, Ayden 011ivier
128, Jonathon Smith 127, Pamela Rich-
ards 120, Aaron Holland 119, Nick
Hosking 118, Lisa Dokter 112, Sharma
Townsend 111, Megan Anderson 111,
Ashley Smith 108, Josh Smith 107.
C.A.W.
Gary Melvin 322-783, Lynn Smith
261-693, Wayne Wilson 267-689, Pat
Hodgins 251-660, Glena Tripp 236-
646, Pat Momeau 289-639, John Car-
vell 274-631, Pete Morneau 221-585,
Larry Smtih 248-563, J.B. Mason 230-
562.
Wednesday Mixed
Larry Mathers 328-720, Don Cun-
ningham 253-680, Doug Smith 204-
572, Tom Dobinson 202-566, Vicki
Ward 249-562, Tim Weber 214-561,
Hank McGillivray 190-531, Patti
Windsor 175, Kevin Rollings 172.
Thursday Men
Bob Smith 236,286,425-947, Doug
Lee 284,355,251-890, Bill McDonald
214,331,276-821, Pete Smith
239.295.273-807k .Jack
277,250,273=800;lte n BuBoil''288-
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766. Wayne Smith 278-745. Bob Pipe
280-742, Jack Fuller 263-742, Dan
Heywood 335-737, Don Watt 294-727,
Coln Brewer 284-726, Jeff Bryan 348-
705. Fred Allison 273-698, Russ Dann
288-690, Kevin _Lightfoot 259-690.
Bob Taylor 279-682, Dan Rodgers 252-
675, Brad Taylor 256-669, Pat HoRkrd
255-669, Earl Allison 251-665, Pete
V anGeel 248-662.
MeadowcnKt
Bob Montag 217,138, Dave Gordon
180,163, Ed Hestilow 160.140. Doug
Atkins 138,131, Rick Allison 193, Con-
rad Zimmerman 180, Nelson Bender
157, Mary Jane Dyson 145, Rob Moore
128, Helen Moore 126.
Friday Mixed
Bob Smith 224, 273,313-810, Pete
Smith 265-691, Lynn Smith 334-770,
Chris Smith 244-637, Russ Smith 219-
610, Scott Smith 240-600, Marlyn
Smith 224, John Robinson 215, Brenda
Robinson 214, Evelyn Smith 214, Stan
Roth 203.
Ladies Inter -town
Lucan 22 at Zurich 5; Joan Finkbein-
er 235-681, Linda Webber 244-655, Pat
Davis 238-627, Marg Young 227-621,
Marg Elson 241-617.
Men's Inter -town
Lucan 14 vs. Wingham 31; Don Watt
298-1286, Scou Berger 283-1238,
Doug Fenn Jr. 276-1198.
Selects
Lucan 22.5 vs. Fairmount 20.5; Mur-
ray Bennewies 310-1295, Roger Ben-
newies 317-1219. Bob Smith 300-1188.
Sunday Mixed
Paul Smith 281-734, Larry Gibson
259-725, Dorn Stoddart 320-723, Bren-
da Morgan 282-698, Bruce McKichan
242-675, Bob Comish 250-631, Jim
Smith 238-631, Marie Jaques 223-624.
Peter Gibson 213-624, Don Morgan
284-621, Fred Wells 256-602, John
Jaques 243, Noreen Hill 204.
Monday Phieview Park Group
Milt Robbins 537, John Kaman 412,
Marion Healey 486, Winifred Kaman
468, Chris Morgan 387.
Monday Grand Bend Seniors
Jean Dann 519, Ron Dann 518, Sien
Smits 475, Tom Smits 474, Clayton Lo -
vie 468, Dorothy Cutting 405, Aileen
Ravelle 357.
Saturday Y.B.C.
Bantams 3 games: Shaun Ducharme
518 (205), Ryan Parsons 476, Jenny
Hardy 421, Jason Hardy 379, Becky
Meidinger 372, Derek Ducharme 358,
Jonathan Hardy 336, Shawn Becker
331, Laura Shanks 323, Sara Roose-
boom 304, Matthew Laporte 299, Me-
lissa Meidinger 296, Craig Schroeder
293, Leanne Shanks 279, Michael
Klaassen 264, Chris O'Brien 239, Jamie
Bengough 228, Aaron Datars 226.
Peewes and Smurfs 2 games: Julia Har-
dy 185. Joey Rader 154, Tasha Green
146, Bevan Butson 146.
Sunday Y.B.C.
Blue Jays - Brad Bown 546. Zurich
Strikers - Melissa O'Brien 499, Strike
Force - Heath Palen 451, Natas - Becky
Kirk 462, People in Da House.- Scott
Gould 576, Wild Things - Mathew
Hayter 510.
Tuesday ARC Angels
David Bressette 111,Greb
100, Penny Cue 96, Margaret rudum
80, Doug Needs 124, Don Tiedeman
101.
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
Al Hargreaves 602, Doreen Reid
545, Norm Wilde 552, Marie Wintle
522, Wynne Burgess 514, Shirley Tie -
man 497, H.S. - Al Hargreaves 214.
N.S. - Doreen Reid 214.
Thursday Golden Age Seolors -2
games
Nora Heard 342, Mona Gaiser 277.
Rose Priest 254, Laird Jacobe 250, Bill
Burr 379, John Lillie 390, H.S. - John
Lillie 231, H.S. - Bill Burr 208.
Wednesday Ladies
June Campbell 515, Ann Cann 507,
Grace Ballantyne 471, Kathy Bajet
468, Theresa McCann 501, Louise
Wein 397, Dorothy Kipfer 401, Marie
Brokes 358, Grace Drummond 445,
Phil Lawton 447, Bea Dykstra 434,
Linda Webber 738, Rosaleen Berends
467. H.S. - Linda Webber 253.
Wednesday Night Ladies
Minus Two - Sheona Baker 676, The
Shakers - Mary MacDonald 671, Who's
It - Joyce Hillman 564, Handi-capps -
• Laurie Stanlake 556, Lucky Strikes -
Marge Roberts 497, Repeaters - Betty
Datars 679, High Single - Betty Datars
288, High Triple - Betty Deters 679,
High Average - Sheona Baku 222.
Monday Ladles
Friskey Five - Wendy Becker 541,
Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 685, Alley
Cats - Sheona Baker 524, Town and
Country - Elaine Datars 586, Happy
GAng - Pat Palen 669, Alley Oops -
Donna Thiel 490. Packers - Mona Tra-
quair 567, Silly Six - Judy Steuer 598,
Pinpoppers - Carmel Sweeney 569,
Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 653,
Jolly Six - Vesta Miller 488.
Thursday Night Mixed League
Nickel Nute - Bert de Bont 564, The
Living Legends - Pete Labreche 573,
Pin Crushers - Laurie Stanlake 651, Pin
Pickers - Heather Mudge 621, Hits and
Misses - Scott Parsons 709, CMD's -
Chuck Doxtator 595. High Single -
Henry Larsen 344, Marilyn Bengough
328, High Triple - Henry Larsen 817,
Val Ford 712, High Average - Bert de
Bont 201, Val Ford 187.
Friday Night Mixed League
Bad Attitudes - Tony Bedard 683,
Bev Cregan 261, Hush Puppies - Dick
Bedard 535-225, Hot Shots - Pete
McFalls 765, Jim Russell 304, Ram-
blers - Barb Eisenschink 547, Nancy
Eisenschink 250, Toadally Mixed Up -
Mike Lebold 610-219, The Nots - Lar-
ry Smith 522, Carol Arthur 229, High
Single - Gloria McFalls 350, Brian
Sanders 312, High Triple - Bev Cregan
812, Mike Cregan 803, High Average -
Bev Cregan 208.9, Jim Russell 209.9.
Saturday Ladies Inter -town
Lucan vs. Zurich 12. H.T. - Joyce
Hillman 711, Betty Daters 624, Donna
Webster 573.
Mikes 8 vs. Zurich 11 19. H.T. -
Sherrie Edwards 757, H.T. - Pat Palen
701, H.S. - Sherrie Edwards 344, H.S. -
Pat Palen 264.
Saturday Men's Inter -town
Zurich 19 vs. Molesworth 11 26.
Frank Palen 1178-300-318, Gmr .Jiw
I sten 1127-323, Mike Cregan 1003.'
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