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Bowling scores
Zurich Town &
Country. Lanes
Monday Pinevkw Park Group
Milt Robbins 575, Sein Smits 558,
John Kamen 497, Winifred Kaman
513. N.S. - Sien Smits 207, High Single
- Milt Robbins 212.
Monday Grand Bend Seniors
Audrey Barry 515, Clayton Lovie
486, Ben Barry 438, Aileen Ravelle
406. High Single - Ron Dann 195, Au -
From Zurich
drey Barry 185.
-Saturday Y.R.C.
Bantams - 3 games: Steven Munn
539 (205), Derek Duchaime 430, Ryan
Parsons 396, Jenny Hardy 372, Mat-
thew Lapone 360, Lucas Bruxer 351,
Laura Shanks 350, Michael Klaassen
348, Leanne Shanks 335, Jennifer Mit-
tleholtz 323, Stephanie Groot 314, Aa-
ron Deters 308, Jonathan Kelders 295,
Lindsey VanDamme 268, Thomas
Groot 267, Jamie Johns 252, Joey Hay
247, Jamie Bengough 243, Jason, Keld-
ers 184, Timmy Hay 179. Juniors: Jon-
athan Hardy 377, Jason Hardy 360.
Peewee 2 games: Julia Hardy 183,
Kevin Ducharme 179.
Sunday Y.B.C.
Hot Shots - Alicia Schroeder 463,
Mike O'Brien 419; lunch Strikers -
Jarrett Palen 426, Alicia Lawrence 348;
High Rollers - Nathan 'Zimmerman
500, Heath Palen 445; The Crew - Jeff
Kirk 440, Jonathon Forester 343.
S'turday Ladles Inter -town
Seaforth 6 1/2 vs. =rich tY2 20 112.
Betty Deters 638, Donna Webster 626.
Wilding, Lindsey win divisions
By Ron Dann
ZURICH - Mitchell's Chad Wild-
ing and Molesworth's Lindsey
Matheson won their respective divi-
sions of the Ontario Five Pin Bowl-
ers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.)
Youth Challenge Bluewater Asso-
ciation 5 game Zone rolloffs Sun-
day at St. Marys.
Wilding took the lead quickly
with a first game 308 score and
added a steady 912 pinfall in the re-
maining four games to easily win
the Bluewater men's division with a
1,220 total. Clinton's Michael At-
kinson, moving into second place
with a fifth game 308 score and a
From Lucan
1,054 total, Goderich's William
King and Jason Nakamura with
1,051 each, and Zurich's Heajh Pal-
en with 963 will join Wilding on
the Bluewater men's team in the
match play, six game, O.F.P.B.A.
Youth Challenge Regional rolloffs
January 16 in Owen Sound.
Matheson won the Bluewater la-
dies division with a 990 score and
will be assisted on the Bluewater
ladies team by Goderich's April
Bartliff with 931, Clinton's Kyrstie
Pounder 923, Moleswonh's Eve-
lyne Matz 913 and Wingham's
Sherri Voisin 881.
Bluewater's mixed team will in `
elude Zurich's Oreg Cregan 961,
Clinton's Trever Trewartha 955,
Molesworth's Michael Bilbert 932,
Clinton's Darlene Bailey 877, and
Zurich's Becky Kirk 856.
All three Bluewater teams will
compete against Grey -Bruce, Ma-
ple Hills (Guelph) and Grand River
(Kitchener -Waterloo) for the right
to advance to the O.F.P.B.A. Pro-
vincial Championships March 24 at
a O.F.P.B.A. designated location.
Three certified Level Two Blue -
water coaches will be assigned to
the three Bluewater teams this
week.
Executive bowlers advance
By Barb Smith
LUCAN - On November 14, the
Executive Bowl was held. Bowlers
advancing are: President Doug
Smith bowled a 325-222-151, a to-
tal of 175 pins over his average;
Brenda Morgan, secretary bowled
185481-195 with a total of 45 pins
over her average; and treasurer Al
Rollings with a 200-155-247, for a
116 pins over his average. Doug,
Brenda, and Al will advance to the
next Executive round in Kitchener.
Good luck.
The Youth Comb Bowl was held
Saturday, November 19 at Lucan
Lanes. Teams,are made up of one
Monday Ladies
Shirley Rees 279-697, Lynne Farqu-
har 275-693, Lynn Smith 264-680, Dar-
lene Bourne 254-638, Barb Smith 230-
608, Barb Tuxford 255-575, Marie
Jaques 222-561, Marj Green 207-561,
Kit Hearn 200-550, Marg Young 246,
Helen Rodgers 230, Deb Pearce 216,
DianaLeddy 212, Sharon Redick 206,
Louise Sutherland 205, Pat Davis 204,
Grace Farquhar 200.
Tuesday Y.B.C.
bantam, one junior, one senior.
These teams compete for total pins
over their team's average. Advanc-
ing for the boys division are: Todd
Goldie, senior; David Knip, junior:
Josh Smith, bantam; with a total of
110 pins over their team average.
Advancing for the girls division
are: Laura Jaques, senior; Arden
Carter, junior, Ashley Smith, ban-
tam; with a total of 72 pins over
their team's average.
Congratulations .to all teams on a
very good team effort and best of
luck to the two teams advancing to
StnithrOranAgonnbeF.49.
Tyler Graham 211,179, Marcus Ap-
pelman 152,145, Matt Trudgeon
133.126, Joe McNaughton 130,127,
Greg Cunningham 162, Carrie MacGre-
gor 154, Kristen Hickson 142, Joey
Graham 141, David Knip 140, Norma
Culbert 136, -Brad Ankers 134, Chad
Rodgers 126.
Medway
Hanney Denotter 208-530, Marilyn
SMith 186-523, Shirley Bosley 249-
512, Peter Denotter.204-512, Myrtle
Hastings 187-506. Jack Moir 193, Alex
Bosky 183, Bill •Bare 174, Tom Bart
160, Marg Carmichael 156, Jack Arnott
153.
Shuffleboard
Hensall
November 16
S game winners
Dave Kyle 484
Pearl McKnight 359
Gertie Moir 292
Gert Eagleson 272
6 game winners
DaveWoodward 474
Pat Davis 400
Hugh McKay 347
Hazel McEwan .332
Russell Ferguson 322
Christmas potluck dinner will
be held November 30 at 12
noon, Hensall Arena.
Exeter
November 17
4 game winners
Edna Caldwell
011ie Essery
Duplicate
Bridge
388
366
First
Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Second
Ina Williams,
Robert Drummond
Third
Edith Bowen, John Brintnell
Wednesday nigtits, 7:30 p.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
Howard Johns
Belva Rowe
3 game winners
,Allen Berry
Laverne Stone
Wilma Davis
Grace Farquhar
November 18
4 game winners
Doris s ham 0
John '•,••S•r
Lloyd I ell
ners
Howard Johns
Beatrice Richardson
William Baechler
353
344
352
301
297
288
290
286
273
469
378
376
Adult drop-in
in Exeter
November 22
Carpet bowling
3 games played
Ray Smith 3 wins, score 30
Lawrence Russell 3 wins, score 29
Mildred Thomson 2 wins, score 24
Wilmer Wein wins, score 27
Ray Hodgson 2 wins, score 23
Marion Dearing 2 wins, score 23
Cribbage
9 games played
Ray Hodgson was high scorer with
790 and Lawrence Russell had low
score.
Pineridge Snowmobile Club
Club Membership Dance
November 27
Hensall Community Centre
Dancing 9 -1. Lunch provided, door prizes
Trail permits available.
Deadline for trail permit price reduction is changed
from Dec. 15th to Dec. tat
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Senior Citizens
Cathie Wesunan 256-691, Pat Davis
245-658, Mac MacConnack 229-531,
Charlie Grieve 236-530, Orval Rinn
212-520, Myrtle Gusso 200-512, Peter
Vandenboomen 219-503, Bessie Cald-
well 177, Edie Burt 169, Theo Sentjens
169, Howard Dolan 159, Florence
McRobert 139.
Wednesday Y.B.C.
Kelly Wilson 147,125, Alexandra
Dawson 129,110, Robbie Yeo 117,108,
Ayden 011ivier 113.112, Aaron Holland
112,112, Ashley Smith 109, Derek Lu-
cier 109, James Lucier 98, Josh Smith
96. Melissa Baker 92, Mike Ankers 92,
Jenni Holland 91.
Wednesday Mixed
Don Cunningham 277-697, Karen
Smeeicens 255-692, Dale Fisher 220-
641, Gord Fisher.230-637,, Tim Weber
267-624, Steve Allen 230/622, Alex
Hyde 229-606, Bob Smith Jr: 269-579,
Karen Leger 243-577, Doug Beaudoin
235-558, Casey Vanhooydonk 221,
Jean Ziegler 217, Annie Vanhooydonk
209.
Thursday Men
Larry Smith 277,386221-884, Gary
Melvin 312-783, Bob Smith 341-765,
Bill Mailers 298-730, Jack Fuller 285-
715, Dan Heywood 274-715, George
Lee 284-713, Bob Pipe 252-709, Scou
Smith 311-708, Bill McDonald 250-
'703, Larry Gibson 269-691, Brad Tay-
lor 291-686, Jim Smith 299-685, Earl
Allison 245-682, Jeff Allison 240-669,
Lloyd Rimmer 264-665, Wayne Smith
241-656, Fred Allison 240-651, Jack
Currie 249-650.
Friday Mixed
Wayne Smith 285,338,241-864, Lar-
ry Smith 256-658, Lynn Smith 262-
652, Barb Smith 281-640, Dan Rodgers
239-620, Bob Smith Jr. 225-604, Dave
Smith 238, Marg Carroll 234, Russ
Smith 228, Harold Smith 222, Elsie
Melanson 217, Robert Heckman 215,
John Carvell 206.
Men's Inter -town
Lucan 28 at Zurich 15. Doug Fenn Jr.
286-1261, Frank Palen 262-1151, Scott
Berger 275-1145.
Sunday Mixed
Lloyd Rimmer 272-743, Don Mor-
gan 264-689, Gary Melvin 250-665,
Rob Riley 266.649, Floyd Riley 240-
627, Cheryl Smith 221-626, Tina Gib-
son 266-607, Pat Dunlop 257. Garry
Gibson 243, John Speakman 220, Barry
Southcott 218, Doug Smith 215, Rob
Varley 215, Barb Tuxford 213, John
Jaques 212.
Saturday Men's Inter -town
Zurich 17 vs. Lucan 28. Gary Huston
1190, Tony. Bedard 1045.
Wednesday Ladies
Betty Coates 447, Isabel Rogerson
476, Dorothy Kipfer 425, Linda Web-
ber 585, Helen Wasnidge 473, Theresa
McCann 476. H.S. Mickey Bridges
196, Linda Webber 229.
Monday Ladies
Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 536,
High Five - Nell McCann 524, Red
Devils - Bev Cregan 659, Alley Cats -
Sheona Baker 647, Town & Country -
Elaine Deters 731, Happy Gang - Val
Ford 625, Smokin' Shooters - Anita Fe-
ber 579, Packers - Elaine Weido 460,
Pinpoppers - Carmel Sweeney 527,
Odds 'n Ends - Karen Campbell 665,
High Single - Sandra Dickers 313, High
Triple - Sandra Dickert 757, High Av-
erage - Sandra Dickert 218.
Tuesday Men's League
Ramblers - Tony Bedard 677, Hen-
sall Boomers - Mike L.eBold 623, Fam-
ily Affair - Henry Larson 633, Market -
Doug Smith Sr. 611, La Crystal Balls -
Henry Vanderspeck 606, Klondyke -
Tom Smits 646, Highrollers - Bernie
Kelders 496, The Hookers - Rob
Vanderhoek 697, Teetotallers - Carl •
Zimmer 680, Rockets - Gary Huston
679. High average - Carl Zimmer
225.7; High triple - Doug Smith Jr.
804; High single - Mike Lebold 329.
Tuesday ARC Angels
David Bressette 136, Joe Fahie 119,
Dan Greb 109, Betty Sanders 39, Myla
Dawson 115, Robert Fox 112, Gladys
Ruston 97, Tom Finleon 103, Susan
Hemmingway 94, Gladwyn Dale 42,
Don Tiedeman 103.
Thursday Grand Cove Seniors
George Jones 701, Vic Dunbar 627,
Ole Olekson 580, Shirley Tiernan 553,
Bob McCall 533, Bob Simpson 480,
H.S. - George Jones 249, H.S. - Shirley
Tieman 224.
Thursday Golden Age Seniors
Hazel McEwen 342, Harvey Martin
328, Nora Heard 300, Mona Geiser
290, John Lillie 344, Laureen Divine
262, H.S. - Harvey Martin 193, Mary
Jacobe 193.
Thursday Night Mixed League
The Living Legends - Frazer Chitten-
den 542, Nickle Nuts - Jim Smith 618,
Clarissa DeBont 618, Hits and Misses -
Henry Larson 652, Pin Crushers - Ted
Stanlake 586, Sexy Six - Gary Huston
739. High single - Trudy Rooseboom
309, Jim Smith 359; High triple - Trudy
Rooseboom 823, Gary Huston 749;
High average - Trudy Rooseboom
224.8, Gary Huston 222.8.
Friday Night Mixed League
Bad Attitudes - Mike Cregan 669,
Hush Puppies - Dan Durand 698, Hot
Shots - Ray Cockwill 598, The Nots -
Larry Smith 699, Good Spans - Amt
Martens 579, Gutter Rats - Roger Ward
618. High single - Madeline Shepherd
578, Cy Blommaert 297; High triple -
Marlene Bedard 711, Mike Cregan 707;
High average - Bev Cregan 193.5, Pete
McFalls 211.3.
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