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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-17, Page 16Papa 16 Times -Advocate, March 17,1993 Lucan Bowling Lane.s Monday Lades Lynn Smith 303-768, Shirley Rees 249-708, Heather Smith 246-647, Barb Smith 244-635, Pat Hodgins 233-622, Joan Finkbeiner 216-611, Deb Pearce 224-601, Helen Hardy 235, Pam Hod- gins 233, Alice Kooy 230, Diana L eddy 225, Barb Tuxford 225, Bonnie Kooy 223. Merna Scott 222, Pat Davis 215, Marg Young 214. Tuesday Y.B.C. Marcus Appelman 206,148, Kurt Juergen 198, 143, Greg Cunningham 172,142, Craig Leyes 158,139, Tyler Graham 180, Jamie Tsantilas 170, Sa- rah Culbert 155, Nick Andersen 151, Chad Rodgers 145, Norma Culbert 139, Jeremy Langendyk 137, Nathan Rol- lings 136. Medway Peter Denotter 228-594, Myrtle Has- tings 255-581, Len Poole 217-572, Marilyn Smith 196-537, Alex Bosley 205.519, Shirley Bosley 219-518, Ted Schendera 193-508, Marion Bere 240- 506, Bill Bere 200-506, Dave Smith 203, Grace Rush 187. Senior Citizens Ron Dann 315-733, Cathie Westman 211-625, Jean Dann 226-607, Charlie Grieve 230-571, Louise Sutherland 210-564, Marion Noels 198-544, Harry Noels 209-529, Stan Roth 213-527, Pat Davis 230-522, Peter Vandenboomen 183, Grafton Squire 180. Wednesday Y.B.C. Vanessa Smith 153,140, Joe McNaughton 133,124, Carrie McGre- gor 128,109, Megan Anderson 128,101, Kelly Wilson 122,101, Kelly Wilson 110,1021, Lisa Dokter 108,101, Sharma Townsend 153, Tim Anderson 116, Mike Ankers 103: Colin Haskeu 102. C.AIW. Gary Melvin 274-643, J.B. Mason 260-630, John Carvell 232-614, Pat Iiodgins 230-613, Pat Momeau 224- 588, Larry Smith 224-579, Connie Webster 206-561, Cathy Batten 195- 534, Barb Smith 204-525, Anne Wilson 208. W edrtesdayMbred Don Cunningham 259753, Larry Mathers 251-710, Mark Frayne 240- 622, Les Cunningham 250-616, Kevin Rollings 212-508, Wendy Carter 191- 508, Al Rollings 207, Heather Dobin- son 203, Doug Smith 199, Vicki Ward 194. Thursday Men Earl Allison 238,305,327-870, Bob Smith 207,368,266-836, Jack Fuller 350,213,249-812, Barry Heaman 311,280,217-808, John Kohut 290-788, Colin Brewer 300-780, Kevin Lightfoot 262-764, Pete VanGeel 316-748, Jim Smith 289-748, Fred Allison 275-740, Gary Melvin 257-725. Jim Gould 276- 711, Scou Smith 275-711. Bill MCDo- nald 301-700..aS/ava Haider 315642, Dan Rodgers 49-.69Wr::Pete•Smith2245 648, Geer Lee '265-681, Don Watt 241.640, Paul Smith 276-673, Larry Gibson 261472, Don Clark 233-660. Friday Mixed Chris Smith 249,238,326-813, Bub Smith 280-723, Bob Smith 259-720. Rob Eastman 225-657, Pete Smith 239- 654, Soou Smith 261-645, Larry Srhith 262-628, Wayne Smith 237-624, Mar- lyn Smith 214-618, Scou Carmichael 257, Stan Roth 234, Patty Bowerman 233. Mens Inter -town Lucan 11.5 at Mitchell 33.5; Doug Fenn Jr. 267-1278, Jeff Drinkwalter 314-1224, Jack Fuller300-1178. Selects Lucan 25 vs. Plaza Lanes 18; Bob Smith 295-1315, Glen Gegen 259- 1160, Neil Beuerman 261-1127. Sunday Mixed Peter Gibson 296-767, Paul Smith 269-751, Dorn Stoddart 263-672, Floyd Riley 243-657, Marg McKichan 254- 656, Bob Comish 229-627, Cheryl Smith 237-617, Rob Riley 220-606, Jim Smith 271, Bruce McKichan 257, Fred Wells 231, Dianne Faubert 220. Wednesday Ladies Rosaleen Berends 503, Betty Coates 560, Theresa McCann 532, Phylis Law- ton 488, Louise Wein 534, Wanda Re- ynolds 432, Linda Webber 724, Doro- thy Kipfer 488, Cavell Brown 447, Bea Dykstra 403, Betty Smith 444, June Campbell 455, H.S. - Linda Webber 272, Rosaleen Berends 222. Wednesday Night Ladies Minus Two - Sheona Baker 739, The Shakers - Mary MacDonald 543, Who's It - Joyce Hillman 641, Handi-Capps - Laurie Stanlake 714, Lucky Strikes - Marge Roberts 614, Repeaters - Betty Deters 583, High Single - Sheona Bak- er 310, High Triple - Sheona Baker 739, High Average Sheona Baker 222. Thursday Night Mixed League Pin Pickers - Val Ford 575, Nickel Nuts - 011ie Edwards 773, Hits and Misses - Bill Bengough 578, OMD's - Leroy Meloche, Pin Crushers - Tom Smits 612. High Single - Henry Larsen 344, Marilyn Bengough 328, High Triple - Henry Larsen 817, Val Ford 712, High Average - Henry Larsen 199.8, Clasina de Bont 187.9. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - H.S. Bev Cregan 273, H.T. 730, Hush Puppies - H.S. Dan Durand 240, H.T. Dick Bedard 566, Hot Shots - H.S. Pete McFalls :230, H.T. Gloria McFalls 644, Ram- blers - H.S. Dennis Eisenshink 238, H.T. Arnold Martens 517, Toadally Mixed -Up - H.A. Janice Butson 210, H.T. 510.The Nots - Carol Arthur 201, H.T. .limy Smith 528, High Single - BriaaSaoders 312, Gloria McFalls 350, High Triple - Mike Cregan 803, Bev Cregan 812, High Average - Jim Rus - Lines from Lucan Lanes SOMS sell 212.8, Bev Cregan 209.5. Monday ladies Priskey Five - Tracy Stere 552, Gut- ter Clang - Diane Becker 539. Red Dev- ils - Bev Cregan 724, Alley Cats - Shir- ley Bedard 550, Town & Country - Verlyn Huston 558, Happy Gang - Sherrie Edwards 652, Alley Don - ns Thiel 643, Packers - Pat Love 571, Silly Six - Mona Traquair 587, Putpo pers - Michelle DePaepe 538, Odds n' Ends - Karen Campbell 696, Jolly Six - Edna Meikle 535, High Single - Anita Faber 361, High Triple - Karen Camp- bell 826, High Average - Sandra Dick- ers 222, Sheona Baker 226. Tuesday Men's League Big Daddy Shindig - Darrell Rattray 602, Hensel' Boomers - Mike LeBold 600, Family Affair - Gerry Thiel 692, Market - 011ie Edwards 856, La Crystal Balls - Kirk Smith 681, Klondyke - Luke Mummersteeg 703, Highrollers - Paul Rood 640, The Hookers - Rick Vanderhoek 634, Rockets - Frank Palen 650, High Single - Don Jackson 350, High Triple - Gary Huston 826, High Average - 011ie Edwards 233.5 Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Ken Reid 612, Al Hargreaves 601, Wynne Burgess 550, Mollie Worton 511, Nancy Looch 496, Doreen Reid 482, Shirley Tieman 482, H.S. - Ken Reid 248, H.S. - Mollie Worton 211. Thursday Golden Age Seniors Jack Lillie 390, Hazel McEwen 294, Bill Burr 364, Nora Heard 303, Harvey Martin 297, Laird Jacobe 343, H S Laird Jacobe 208, H.S. Jack Lillie 203. Saturday Ladles Intertown Goderich 11 vs. Zurich #2 16. H.T. - Mary MacDonald 712, Betty Daters 594, Joyce Hillman 554. Saturday Men's Intertown Zurich 13 vs. Wingham 32. Gary Hu- ston 1122, Luke Mommersteeg 1096, Frank Palen 1033. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantam Playoffs - 3 games - Jason Hardy 512 (253), Jenny Hardy 487, Steven Munn 437, Ryan Parsons 418, Michael Klaassen 383, Jonathan Hardy 383, Laura Shanks 379, Derek Du- charme 375, Craig Schroeder 373, Shawn Becker 355, Becky Meidinger 328, Sara Rooseboom 328, Leanne Shanks 317, Shaun Ducharme 309, Matthew Laporte 281, Chris O'Brien 247, Aaron Datars 233, Jamie Ben- gough 208. Peewees and Smurfs 2 games - Joey Rader 165, Julia Hardy 160. Monday Plneview Park Group Milt Robbins 532, John Kaman 452, Winifred Kaman 471, H.S. - Milt Rob- bins 215. Monday Grand Bend Seniors 11iom Smits 677, Ron Dann 638, Jean Dann 571, Sien Smits 653, Clayton Lo - vie 439, Aileen Ravelle 420, Dorothy Cutting 320, H.S. Tom Smits 233, H.S. Jean Dann 224. Tuesday ARC Angels Penny Caza 75, Dan Greb 126, David Breuette 117, Eloise Klungel 92, Doug Needs 100, Robert Fox 103, Tom Finle- on 118,. Don Tiedeman 103, Gladwyn Dale 19. Close scores inzone grounds By Barb Smith LUCAN - Last week I wrote about the C.B.C. Rolloff with Bob Smith bowling a 3968 total for 15 games. I had him at a 204.81'aver- age,well that 204.8 should have Town and Country Lanes By Ron Dann ZURICH - Zurich Town and Country's Master -Bantam team of Master Bowler Mike Cregan and Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.) bantam (age 10 and under) bowlers Shannon Wilcox and -Jarrett Palen finished second in the Ontario Mas- ter Bowlers' Association (M.B.A.) Bluewater Master -Bantam Champi- onships Sunday at Owen Sound. Cregan led the way with 217 pins over his six game average while Shannon and Jarrett added 101 and 66 pins over their respective three game averages in a strong effort to advance to the Ontario M.B.A. Master -Bantam Championships but fell just 31 pins behind the Bluewa- ter winning team from Owen Sound. Zurich's second teani of M.B.A. bowler Bev Cregan and Y.B.C. bantams Jenny Hardy and Ryan Parsons finished well down the list with 1034 pins over their team av- erage. However, Jenny won the girls high triple award of the day with a 463 score as all four Zurich bantams bowled well over their own average. Stroh's Ontario Open Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Associ- ation's 19 bowler singles, ladies, men's and mixed teams and three Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion (O.F.P.B.A.) Level Two Blue - water Association coaches is ac- tively preparing for the Stroh's Ontario Open Championships April 7-10 at Hamilton. Opening ceraApril 7 will include the Hal�Fame competi- tion and Parade of Champions. been a 264.8 average. Sony Bob for the misunderstanding. National Classifieds The Bowling Proprietors of Can- ada Tournament, the Men's Classi- fied Zone Rounds was held this weekend at Lucan Lanes. The team of five men which was made up of individual averages bowled total teams pins over their averages. The scores were close, with a total of seven pins separating first and sec- ond place and thirty seven pins from second place. The team ad- vancing to the Regionals will be Fleetway #2, with agood team ef- fort of 5209 total pins over. Con- gratulations to the Ladies National Classified team who finished fourth at Fleetway. Master Bantam Champions A big congratulations to our 1993 Master Bantam Champions. Mur- ray Bennewies and his youth team Joey McNaughton and Kristine Hickson won this championship at Fleetway 40 on Sunday, March 14. The team of three will now com- pete in the Master Bantam Provin- cial Championships in Hamilton on March 28. Best of luck Murray, Joey and Kristine at the Provin- cials. The site of The All -Ontario Fami- ly Twosome of 1993 will be held at Lucafi Lanes on March 21. The jun- iors bowl at 1 p.m. and bantams at 3 p.m. Black Tower The Black Tower Team touma- ment was held also this weekend.. Ten teams in all, only one advanc- es, to the Regional Finals on April 18 at a designated centre. The team advancing this year is the Alley Cats of the Sunday night Mixed. Congratulations Alley Cats and best if luck. Tree Planting Workshop for Private Landowners Interested in Reforestation Projects Sponsored by: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and the Conservation Authorities of Ontario Date: Monday, March 22, 1993 Time: 6:45 to 9:00 p.m. Location: Clinton Community Centre Beech Street, Clinton Registration fee: none Topics to be Covered Include: - selecting the proper species for the site - preparing the planting site - proper handling and planting of tree seedlings Questions: Contact: Wiripham Area Office OR your local M11i sry otsialmam Resources Conservation Authority Telephones (11199)11117-3131 Ontario � Panther junior volleyball champs: from left, Mr. Robillard, Tou Chansamone, Danielle Miners, Candace Miller, Christine McInnes, Michelle Ducharme (assistant coach), Helen Theophilopoulos, Heather Davies, Jen Romphf, Jana Webster, Richelle Elder. Absent are: Melissa Brock, Jen MacNeil, and Karey Yeomans. Junior girls' volleyball Panthers bring home silver EXETER The South Huron District High School junior girls volleyball capped off an outstanding sea- son recently with a silver medal at the Western Ontario Secondary School Association 'AA' tournament. After posting a 20-4 record, good enough for first place in the Huron Conference, the Panthers opened pool play at the tournament against Tillsonburg. In that matchup, South Huron split their games 7-15 and 15-11 before going on to beat Samia Northern 15- 4 and 15-5 followed by 15-7 and 15-6 victories over Listowel. That was followed by a 1-15 defeat to Saunders but the Panthers came right back and won 15-11 against the tough London school. With a 6-2 record in pool play, South Huron went into the semi-finals against Stratford Central. They lost the first game 12-15 but came back to win the next two, 15-11 and 15-12. In the finals, South Hu- ron went against Saunders where they Lost the first game, a close 14-16 decision and the next one was 4- 15. The WOSSA tournament capped off a very success- - ful season for the Panthers who were consolation win- ners at the Saunders Invitational, second at the Med- -way Invitational, first in Kincardine and third in Beton-Perth. Exeter Mohawks eliminated Continued from page 13 who had to be helped off the ice. That seemed to give the hosts a lit- tle spark but it was simply too little, too late. "It's pretty easy to spark when they're sitting on a five -goal lead. It's pretty easy to pressurc:a team," said Revington.... i. Not enough players: This series went back -and -forth as far as wins go, and the breaking point for the Mohawks no doubt, was losing 5-4 in Dunnville after having a four goal lead with nine minutes left to play in the fourth game. In that one, the visiting Mohawks just didn't have enough players. 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