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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-01-12, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, January 12, 1994 Panthers' corner Geiger nets .two against St. Marys EXETER - The South Huron Dis- trict High School Panthers hockey team are having quite the battle with St. M4i-ys in the Huron -Perth Conference this year. Last Tuesday at the South Huron Recreation Centre, the host Pan- thers skated to a fairly easy 5-2 win. However, the last time the two met, back on November 17, St. guys won 6-2. In the only other meeting of the two teams, South Huron won 8-3. On Tuesday, the Panthers re- ceived a strong performance in net Hensall Minor Hockey W.O.A.A. Novice January 8 Zurich 1 vs. Hensall Turbos 6 Goals: Robert Erb (2). Matt Martin, Ryan Ducharme. Danny Moir, William Oud _ Assists: A.J. Ferguson (2). Ducharn a (2). Erb. Manin RINGETTE Shuffleb and Hensall January 4 6 game winners Emma Campbell 468 Hugh McKay 429 Dave Woodward 361 Dave Kyle 348 John Pepper 329 Pat Davis 309 Exeter December 30 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak 011ie Essery Doris Miller John Pepper December 29 5 game winners 011ie Essery Allen Berry Muriel Marshall Ann Northey 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Sena Gosar Wm. Bacchler 3 game winners Ruby Beaver Lila Smith Wilma Davis January 5 5 game winners Gil Northey Wilma Davis Muriel Marshall 4 game winners Lloyd Lovell Wm. Baechlcr Gordon Ioggarth game winners Joe Gosar Hugh McKay Sena Gosar January 6 4 game winners Wm. Baechler Doris Miller Lloyd Lovell 280 251 231 230 553 522 454 400 340 301 278 294 288 249 449 373 356 355 339 326 253 249 246 326 324 316. by Jason Glavin and it was Ben Geiger leading the offence witVa pair of goals. Also scoring were Gavin Snell, Derek Beckett and Jeff McLaren with an empty net goal with just .one second left in the game. Chris MacDonald had two assists and defensemen Ben Armstrong played a physical game back on the blueline. Yesterday the Panthers took on Kincardine in an exhibition game. alla Ben Geiger, left, scores one of his two goals for the Panthers while at right, Derek Campbell tries to get to the puck during last Tuesday's game. Russell, Briggs will represent Zurich Association By Ron Dann ZURICH - Jim Russell and Frank Briggs will represent the Zurich Five Pin Bowlers' Association in the Hiram Walker Special Old On- tario High -Low Doubles Champi- onships February 26 at Kitchener. Russell, with 141 pins over his average, and Briggs, with 87 pins over, from the Tuesday night men's league bion the Special Old Zurich . Association three game rolloff Sun- day with 228 combined pins over at Zurich Town and Country lanes. The team of Bev Cregan and Theresa McCann from the Monday ladies league finished second with 167 pins over their combined aver- ages. n The Special Old Ontario winning team will represent the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) in the Special Old Na- tional Championships April 23 in Ottawa. O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge The Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association Youth Challenge six Hi Low Doubles now completed By Barb Smith - LUCAN - Yes, another Hi Low Doubles House Rounds has ended. This year advancing to the next round held in Kitchener on Febru- ary 26, are Cheryl Smith and Tina G;hson, with a great team effort of 139 pins over their team average. Second place is Don Watt and Gary Melvin with a 113 pins over their average. There was a super team effort from Lynn Stith and Louise Su- therland for the third year in a row as being partners. Fourth was a tie decided by a flip of a coin. Con- gratuations to Evelyn Smith and Wayne Smith. The Hiram Walker Special Olds is the proud sponsor to this event so best of luck Cheryl and Tina in - February. Bowling scores Lucas Bowling Lantos Monday Ladies Darlene Bourne 333,216,232-781, Lynna Smith 256-683, Barb Smith 278- 666, Heather Smith 225-627, Joyce Sovereign 235-624, Shirley Noyes 228- 622, Bonnie Kooy 216-591, Alice Kooy 234-587, Lynne Farquhar 199- 564. Cathy Holtzmann 225-555, Marj Green 214, Shirley Rees 203, Beulah Storey 200, Kathy Mason 196. Tuesday Y.B.C. Marcus Appelman 288,151, Joey Graham 205,193, Tyler Graham 188,177, Trevor Maxwell 174,142, Da- vid Knip 165,152, Brad Gwalchmai 147,142. Kurt Juergens 212, Brad 4nk- ers 155, Bryan Nicholson 147, Ricky Andersen 142, Norma Culbert 139, Megan Anderson 138. Medway Len Poole 251-634, Paula Weir 218- 570, Myrtle Hastings 214-569, Ken Weir 209-557. Jean Poole 247-531, Donna Jeffrey 188-518, Peter Denotter 203-517, Hanney Denotter 204, Doro- thy McKinlay 203. Ted Schendera 188, Arnie Vanderweil 184. Tony Diroen 183, Dave Smith 177. Senior Citizens Harry Noels 246-641, Orval Rinn 245-636, L. Mosurinjohn 201-549. Marion Noels 196-517, Pat Davis 218- 514, E. Mosurinjohn 192-504, Mac MaFCormack 211, Florence McRobert 188, Theo Sentjens 178. Howard Dolan 158. Edie Burt 149. Wednesday Mixed Steve Allen 281-725, Frank Smeek- ens 272-712, Doug Beaudoin 265-677, Don Cunningham 255-621, Doug Smith 213-598, Jean Ziegler 219-589, Alex Hyde 200-582, Karen Smeekens 231-579, Dale Fisher 214-576, Laurie McGee 247-561, Gord Fisher 200-552, Wren Leger 205. Thursday Men Bob Smith 340,258,229-827, Larry Gibson 333-796, Pete Smith 291=769. John Jansen 274-766, Jeff VanHaarlem 284-750, Frank Palen 263-745, George Lee 295-748, Dan R&lgers 280-730. Jim Dixon 306-729, John Kohut 283- 719, Gary Melvin 286-710, Baum Nea- man 267-707. Jack Puller 296-, Bill Mathers 295-695, Tom McLellan 269- 688, Brian Ankers 237-679, Doug Lee 310-675, Colin Brewer 250-675, Brad Taylor 259-671, Bob Pipe 230-655. Don Watt 237-650. Crest Centre Bill DeVries 290,161, Eddie Hasti- low 230,165, Doug Atkins 214,125, Dave Gordon 196,188, Bob Montag 187,141, Conrad Zimmerman 185,131, Rick Allison 168,143, Jim Mires 183, Edward Charles 148, Ron Churchill 137, Helen Moore 129, Mary Jane Dy- son 129. . Friday Mixed Lynn Smith 272,331,210-813, Bob Smith 276,265,260-801, Jim Simpson 266-699, Dave Stnith 264-658, Soots Smith 226-644. Larry Smith 286-627. Bob Smith Jr. 273-612, Wayne Smith 220-607. Shelley Bryson 227, John Carvell 223, Dave Bryson 201, Steven Smith 200, Stan Roth 197. Men's Inter -town Lucan 26.5, Stratford 18.5; Doug Fenn Jr. 293-1235. Don Watt 301- 1185. Jeff Drinkwalter 250-1149. Sunday Mixed Jim Smith 283-773, Don Morgan 308-681, Pat Hodgins 235-630, Cheryl Smith 110-626, Floyd Riley 223-624, John Jaques 288-609, Garry Gibson r 229-608, Barb Tuxford 239-601, Caro- lyn Horner 254, Doug Hockey 249, Brenda Morgan 236, Dave Kennedy 231, Pat Rimmer 230, Rob Varley 224. Monday Pineview Park Winifred Kamen 575, Milt Robbins 436, Sein Smits 494, John Kamen 428, Chris Morgan 353. H.S. Winifred Ka- men 242, Sein Smits 216. Grand Bend Seniors Jean Dann 586, Clayton Lovie 394. Aileen Ravelle 306. High singles - Jean Dann 209, Ron Dann 195. Sunday Night Y.B.C. Becky Kirk 519, Jeff Kirk 514, Ali- cia Schroeder 446, Matthew Hayter 537, Heath Palen 485, Jason Wilds 415. Brad Brown 420. Jarrett Palen 394, H.S. - Becky Kirk 205, H.S. - Matthew Hayter 223. ' Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams: 3 games - Michael Klaas- sen 398, Laura Shanks 391, Jenny Har- dy 374„Joey Hay 362. Matthew La- porte 360, Leanne Shanks 343, Aaron Datars 337, Jamie Bengough 330, Der- ek Ducharme 326, Ryan Parsons 322, Thomas Groot 318, Stephanie Groot 316, Chris O'Brien 301, Jonathan Keld- ers 266, Lindsey Van Damme 262, Ja- mie Johns 250. Timmy Hay 243, Jason Kelders 192. Juniors: Jonathan Hardy 487, Jason Hardy 397. Peewees: 2 games - Julia Hardy 170, Kevin Du- charme 159. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Tony Bedard 777, Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 534, Hot Shots - Pete McFalls 547, The Non - Don Beattie 623, Good Sports - Tom Smits 565, Gutter Rats -Roger Ward 639. High Single - Madeline Shepherd 278, Martin Dykstra 305; High triple - Marlene Bedard 711, John Smits '729; High average - Laurie Stanlake 212.3, Pete McFdts 215.3. Tuesday Men's League La Crystal Balls - J.eo Hoffman 661, Family Affair - Bill Bengough 613, Hensall Boomers - Mike Lebold 748, Market - Doug Smith Sr. 619, Klon- dyke - Luke Mommerateeg 540, Teatot- telers - Carl Zimmer 729, Rockets - Jim Russell 815, Rardbkrs - Tony Bedard 689, Hookers - Kevin Jeffrey 620, Highroliera - Marty Stokkerman 577. High single - 011ie Edwards 338, High triple - Doug Smith Jr. 804, Jim Russell 81'5, Iligh average - Gary Huston 225.7. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors High single - Shirley Tieman 210, Norm Wilde 224; High triple - Shirley Tieman 578, Edith McGall 424, Ruth Robert 428, Norm Wilds 632, Bob Simpson 601. Ted Poplar 519, George Jones 523. Thursday Night Mixed League Sexy Six - Gary Huston 638, Nickel Nuts - Jim Smith 708, Hits andMisses - Bill Bengough 640, Pin Crushers - Henry Vanderspek 641, H.S. - Trudy Rooseboom 309, Jim Smith 359; H.T. - Trudy Rooseboom 823, Henry Larson 803; H.A. - Trudy Rooseboom 219.6, Gary Huston 223.7. Monday Night Ladies Alley Cats - Sheona Baker 600. Frisky Five - Barb Reschke 512, Happy Gang - Sherrie Edwards 592, Odds & Ends -Trudy Rooseboom 656. Packers - Mona Kraft 560, Pin Poppers - Car- mel Sweeney 580, Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 638, Smokin Shooters - Dar- lene -Arthur 468, Town & Country - Hilda Vanderhoek 629, High Five - Vesta Miller 569, H.A. - Sandra Dick- ert 220.1. H.S. - Sandra Dickert 340. H.T. - Sandra Dickert 810. Saturday Ladies Intertown Zurich 1 18 pts. vs. Zurich 11 9 pts. Donna Webster 624. Joyce Hillman 598, Bev Cregan 625. Glena Tripp 652. N.S. - Donna Webstcr 242, H.S. - Bev Cregan 235. • Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1 S 1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Larry Gardner. RR2, Stela 345-2679 Melt Morrison. Michell 348.4509 Lome Fiore,. Mtd»a 3464953 Jodi Hodgen, RRI, Ktkton 2294152 Joseph Clete, RAS Male' 545.9705 Micheal O'Shea RR3 (Ironton 126.2500 AGENTS Ross Hodgen, Esser.......... .2363250 John Moon, Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Urger.. Mtdal 3464012 Bryan L.avts, Clinton 4824310 Heed Orth, Exeter 2354350 A rMsnd from awplua was do- cisnd for all policy holden who qualify, Ira on record and in good standing as at Mown - bar 31, 199Z game match play Regional rolloff goes Sunday at Owen Sound. Blue - water Association ladies, men's and mixed teams will he coached by Bluewater coaches Mari Moore, Goderich Association, Howie Bak- er, Molesworth Association and Zurich Association's Gary Huston. The three division champion teams will advance to the O.F.P.B.A. On- tario final March 24 at a O.F.P.B.A. designated location. Black Tower Team Tourney The five week league round of the Black Tower Provincial Team tournament began Monday in Blue - water centres. Black Tower qualifi- ers will advance to the Black Tow- er house round February 27 to March 13. INITIAL PUBLIC NOTICE - Highway 23 Medway Creek Bridge Replacement THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation has initiated a study to replace the Highway 23 bridge at Medway Creek and the Elginfield Drain, located 0.8 km north of the junction of Highway 23 and Highway 7. - HURON MIDDLESEX STI:ATFORD�'� 23 PERTH O\IOM) NEAWAY CK Cfios5IN- LONDO t'' Subject to the final outcome of the study, the Ministry is propos- ing to: - remove the existing bridge and construct a single -lane signal- izeddetour along the west side of the highway to temporarily rout traffic around the work area; - construct a new bridge Trrtd-t proaches, including paved ap- proach shoulders, catchbasins at all four approach corners, bar- rier curb and single beam guide rail; and re ore and re -grade adjacent highway drainage ditches as re- ed upon removal of the roadside detour. HE PROCESS This study will follow an approved planning process with the op- portunity for public input throughout. Upon completion of the study, a report will be available for public review and comment. Another notice will be published at that time. NOTE: This project is being considered for reduced documenta- tion. If the study shows that this project will not result in any significant detrimental environmental effects, then it will not be necessary to prepare an Environmental Study Report. Public notice of this decision will be pro- vided. COMMENTS We are interested in hearing any comments or concems that you may have with the study. Please contact: Mr. Al Seppala, P. Eng. Project Engineer Planning and Design Section Southwestem Region Ministry of Transportation 659 Exeter Road P.O. Box 5338 London, Ontario N6A 5H2 Telephone: (519) 649-3129 Toll Free: 1-800-265-6072 Ext. 3129 Fax: (519) 649-3109 Note: With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. If you believe, after consulting with Ministry staff, that seri- ous concems remain unresolved, you may request that the project be subject to a formal environmental assess- ment review. 4061 PN Ct Ontario • • NOVICE Cambridge tournament Woodwish 8 v Exeter 3; Cambridge 6 vs Exeter 4: Exeter 10 vs Stayner 10 G als: Ashley Gooch, Changelle Elder. Denise Ritchie. Karly Pinder. Jamie Dar ling, Brittany Caldwell, Julie Farquhar Assists: Ritchie, Pinder, Krista Hodge, Shannon Postill. Darling. Cecil Corbett, Sarah Parsons, Jocelyn Stire. Miranda Grenier, Caldwell. Elder Great goaltending by Hoage and Gooch TWEENS Cambridge Tournament "B Level" Godbolt Insurance Tweens Gold Medal Winners Strong performances from goalies Mi- chelle McNeilly and Cathleen Chappel Jan. 9 - Finals Exeter 8 vs Cambridge 2 Goals: Wilson (5). Hayter, Truemner, Lawrence Assists: Lawrence (4), Truemner, Hamilton Jan. 9 - Exeter 5 vs Niagara Falls / Goals: Tracy Wilson (2). Jodi Truemn- er, Sarah Wuerth, Alicia Lawrence Assists: Kim Keller (2), Wuerth, Truemner, Lawrence. Tracy Wilson Jan. 7 - Exeter 10 vs Mississauga 3 Goals: Lawrence (4), Melissa Hayter (3), Truemner, Wilson (2), Assists: Lawrence (3). Hayter (2), Julie Godbolt, Truemner, Wuerth. Jaqueline Baynham Jan. 7 - Exeter 7 vs Pickering 2 Goals: Wilson (2), Truemner (2). Hayter, Kim Keller, Godbolt -• Assists: Wilson. Lawrence (2), Hayter, Sarah Hdmilton BELL,-- Jan. 6 - Exeter Optimist Belles 8 vs ' Forest 4 Goats: Kim Farquhar (2). Danielle Min- ers (2), Heather Davies (2), Jennifer - MacNeil, Katrina Brandt Assists: Farquhar, Miners, Davies (2), MacNeil (2), Brandt, Judy Wilson, Katie Armstrong Jan. 9 Exeter Optimist Belles 10 vs Mitchell 8 Goals: Kim Farqhuar (2). Danielle Min- ers (3), Heather Davies (3). Jennifer MacNeil, 4my Edwards Assists: Farquhariners, Davies (2), MacNeil, Judy Wilson. Edwards Shuffleb and Hensall January 4 6 game winners Emma Campbell 468 Hugh McKay 429 Dave Woodward 361 Dave Kyle 348 John Pepper 329 Pat Davis 309 Exeter December 30 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak 011ie Essery Doris Miller John Pepper December 29 5 game winners 011ie Essery Allen Berry Muriel Marshall Ann Northey 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Sena Gosar Wm. Bacchler 3 game winners Ruby Beaver Lila Smith Wilma Davis January 5 5 game winners Gil Northey Wilma Davis Muriel Marshall 4 game winners Lloyd Lovell Wm. Baechlcr Gordon Ioggarth game winners Joe Gosar Hugh McKay Sena Gosar January 6 4 game winners Wm. Baechler Doris Miller Lloyd Lovell 280 251 231 230 553 522 454 400 340 301 278 294 288 249 449 373 356 355 339 326 253 249 246 326 324 316. by Jason Glavin and it was Ben Geiger leading the offence witVa pair of goals. Also scoring were Gavin Snell, Derek Beckett and Jeff McLaren with an empty net goal with just .one second left in the game. Chris MacDonald had two assists and defensemen Ben Armstrong played a physical game back on the blueline. Yesterday the Panthers took on Kincardine in an exhibition game. alla Ben Geiger, left, scores one of his two goals for the Panthers while at right, Derek Campbell tries to get to the puck during last Tuesday's game. Russell, Briggs will represent Zurich Association By Ron Dann ZURICH - Jim Russell and Frank Briggs will represent the Zurich Five Pin Bowlers' Association in the Hiram Walker Special Old On- tario High -Low Doubles Champi- onships February 26 at Kitchener. Russell, with 141 pins over his average, and Briggs, with 87 pins over, from the Tuesday night men's league bion the Special Old Zurich . Association three game rolloff Sun- day with 228 combined pins over at Zurich Town and Country lanes. The team of Bev Cregan and Theresa McCann from the Monday ladies league finished second with 167 pins over their combined aver- ages. n The Special Old Ontario winning team will represent the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) in the Special Old Na- tional Championships April 23 in Ottawa. O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge The Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association Youth Challenge six Hi Low Doubles now completed By Barb Smith - LUCAN - Yes, another Hi Low Doubles House Rounds has ended. This year advancing to the next round held in Kitchener on Febru- ary 26, are Cheryl Smith and Tina G;hson, with a great team effort of 139 pins over their team average. Second place is Don Watt and Gary Melvin with a 113 pins over their average. There was a super team effort from Lynn Stith and Louise Su- therland for the third year in a row as being partners. Fourth was a tie decided by a flip of a coin. Con- gratuations to Evelyn Smith and Wayne Smith. The Hiram Walker Special Olds is the proud sponsor to this event so best of luck Cheryl and Tina in - February. Bowling scores Lucas Bowling Lantos Monday Ladies Darlene Bourne 333,216,232-781, Lynna Smith 256-683, Barb Smith 278- 666, Heather Smith 225-627, Joyce Sovereign 235-624, Shirley Noyes 228- 622, Bonnie Kooy 216-591, Alice Kooy 234-587, Lynne Farquhar 199- 564. Cathy Holtzmann 225-555, Marj Green 214, Shirley Rees 203, Beulah Storey 200, Kathy Mason 196. Tuesday Y.B.C. Marcus Appelman 288,151, Joey Graham 205,193, Tyler Graham 188,177, Trevor Maxwell 174,142, Da- vid Knip 165,152, Brad Gwalchmai 147,142. Kurt Juergens 212, Brad 4nk- ers 155, Bryan Nicholson 147, Ricky Andersen 142, Norma Culbert 139, Megan Anderson 138. Medway Len Poole 251-634, Paula Weir 218- 570, Myrtle Hastings 214-569, Ken Weir 209-557. Jean Poole 247-531, Donna Jeffrey 188-518, Peter Denotter 203-517, Hanney Denotter 204, Doro- thy McKinlay 203. Ted Schendera 188, Arnie Vanderweil 184. Tony Diroen 183, Dave Smith 177. Senior Citizens Harry Noels 246-641, Orval Rinn 245-636, L. Mosurinjohn 201-549. Marion Noels 196-517, Pat Davis 218- 514, E. Mosurinjohn 192-504, Mac MaFCormack 211, Florence McRobert 188, Theo Sentjens 178. Howard Dolan 158. Edie Burt 149. Wednesday Mixed Steve Allen 281-725, Frank Smeek- ens 272-712, Doug Beaudoin 265-677, Don Cunningham 255-621, Doug Smith 213-598, Jean Ziegler 219-589, Alex Hyde 200-582, Karen Smeekens 231-579, Dale Fisher 214-576, Laurie McGee 247-561, Gord Fisher 200-552, Wren Leger 205. Thursday Men Bob Smith 340,258,229-827, Larry Gibson 333-796, Pete Smith 291=769. John Jansen 274-766, Jeff VanHaarlem 284-750, Frank Palen 263-745, George Lee 295-748, Dan R&lgers 280-730. Jim Dixon 306-729, John Kohut 283- 719, Gary Melvin 286-710, Baum Nea- man 267-707. Jack Puller 296-, Bill Mathers 295-695, Tom McLellan 269- 688, Brian Ankers 237-679, Doug Lee 310-675, Colin Brewer 250-675, Brad Taylor 259-671, Bob Pipe 230-655. Don Watt 237-650. Crest Centre Bill DeVries 290,161, Eddie Hasti- low 230,165, Doug Atkins 214,125, Dave Gordon 196,188, Bob Montag 187,141, Conrad Zimmerman 185,131, Rick Allison 168,143, Jim Mires 183, Edward Charles 148, Ron Churchill 137, Helen Moore 129, Mary Jane Dy- son 129. . Friday Mixed Lynn Smith 272,331,210-813, Bob Smith 276,265,260-801, Jim Simpson 266-699, Dave Stnith 264-658, Soots Smith 226-644. Larry Smith 286-627. Bob Smith Jr. 273-612, Wayne Smith 220-607. Shelley Bryson 227, John Carvell 223, Dave Bryson 201, Steven Smith 200, Stan Roth 197. Men's Inter -town Lucan 26.5, Stratford 18.5; Doug Fenn Jr. 293-1235. Don Watt 301- 1185. Jeff Drinkwalter 250-1149. Sunday Mixed Jim Smith 283-773, Don Morgan 308-681, Pat Hodgins 235-630, Cheryl Smith 110-626, Floyd Riley 223-624, John Jaques 288-609, Garry Gibson r 229-608, Barb Tuxford 239-601, Caro- lyn Horner 254, Doug Hockey 249, Brenda Morgan 236, Dave Kennedy 231, Pat Rimmer 230, Rob Varley 224. Monday Pineview Park Winifred Kamen 575, Milt Robbins 436, Sein Smits 494, John Kamen 428, Chris Morgan 353. H.S. Winifred Ka- men 242, Sein Smits 216. Grand Bend Seniors Jean Dann 586, Clayton Lovie 394. Aileen Ravelle 306. High singles - Jean Dann 209, Ron Dann 195. Sunday Night Y.B.C. Becky Kirk 519, Jeff Kirk 514, Ali- cia Schroeder 446, Matthew Hayter 537, Heath Palen 485, Jason Wilds 415. Brad Brown 420. Jarrett Palen 394, H.S. - Becky Kirk 205, H.S. - Matthew Hayter 223. ' Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams: 3 games - Michael Klaas- sen 398, Laura Shanks 391, Jenny Har- dy 374„Joey Hay 362. Matthew La- porte 360, Leanne Shanks 343, Aaron Datars 337, Jamie Bengough 330, Der- ek Ducharme 326, Ryan Parsons 322, Thomas Groot 318, Stephanie Groot 316, Chris O'Brien 301, Jonathan Keld- ers 266, Lindsey Van Damme 262, Ja- mie Johns 250. Timmy Hay 243, Jason Kelders 192. Juniors: Jonathan Hardy 487, Jason Hardy 397. Peewees: 2 games - Julia Hardy 170, Kevin Du- charme 159. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Tony Bedard 777, Hush Puppies - Dick Bedard 534, Hot Shots - Pete McFalls 547, The Non - Don Beattie 623, Good Sports - Tom Smits 565, Gutter Rats -Roger Ward 639. High Single - Madeline Shepherd 278, Martin Dykstra 305; High triple - Marlene Bedard 711, John Smits '729; High average - Laurie Stanlake 212.3, Pete McFdts 215.3. Tuesday Men's League La Crystal Balls - J.eo Hoffman 661, Family Affair - Bill Bengough 613, Hensall Boomers - Mike Lebold 748, Market - Doug Smith Sr. 619, Klon- dyke - Luke Mommerateeg 540, Teatot- telers - Carl Zimmer 729, Rockets - Jim Russell 815, Rardbkrs - Tony Bedard 689, Hookers - Kevin Jeffrey 620, Highroliera - Marty Stokkerman 577. High single - 011ie Edwards 338, High triple - Doug Smith Jr. 804, Jim Russell 81'5, Iligh average - Gary Huston 225.7. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors High single - Shirley Tieman 210, Norm Wilde 224; High triple - Shirley Tieman 578, Edith McGall 424, Ruth Robert 428, Norm Wilds 632, Bob Simpson 601. Ted Poplar 519, George Jones 523. Thursday Night Mixed League Sexy Six - Gary Huston 638, Nickel Nuts - Jim Smith 708, Hits andMisses - Bill Bengough 640, Pin Crushers - Henry Vanderspek 641, H.S. - Trudy Rooseboom 309, Jim Smith 359; H.T. - Trudy Rooseboom 823, Henry Larson 803; H.A. - Trudy Rooseboom 219.6, Gary Huston 223.7. Monday Night Ladies Alley Cats - Sheona Baker 600. Frisky Five - Barb Reschke 512, Happy Gang - Sherrie Edwards 592, Odds & Ends -Trudy Rooseboom 656. Packers - Mona Kraft 560, Pin Poppers - Car- mel Sweeney 580, Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 638, Smokin Shooters - Dar- lene -Arthur 468, Town & Country - Hilda Vanderhoek 629, High Five - Vesta Miller 569, H.A. - Sandra Dick- ert 220.1. H.S. - Sandra Dickert 340. H.T. - Sandra Dickert 810. Saturday Ladies Intertown Zurich 1 18 pts. vs. Zurich 11 9 pts. Donna Webster 624. Joyce Hillman 598, Bev Cregan 625. Glena Tripp 652. N.S. - Donna Webstcr 242, H.S. - Bev Cregan 235. • Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1 S 1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Larry Gardner. RR2, Stela 345-2679 Melt Morrison. Michell 348.4509 Lome Fiore,. Mtd»a 3464953 Jodi Hodgen, RRI, Ktkton 2294152 Joseph Clete, RAS Male' 545.9705 Micheal O'Shea RR3 (Ironton 126.2500 AGENTS Ross Hodgen, Esser.......... .2363250 John Moon, Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Urger.. Mtdal 3464012 Bryan L.avts, Clinton 4824310 Heed Orth, Exeter 2354350 A rMsnd from awplua was do- cisnd for all policy holden who qualify, Ira on record and in good standing as at Mown - bar 31, 199Z game match play Regional rolloff goes Sunday at Owen Sound. Blue - water Association ladies, men's and mixed teams will he coached by Bluewater coaches Mari Moore, Goderich Association, Howie Bak- er, Molesworth Association and Zurich Association's Gary Huston. The three division champion teams will advance to the O.F.P.B.A. On- tario final March 24 at a O.F.P.B.A. designated location. Black Tower Team Tourney The five week league round of the Black Tower Provincial Team tournament began Monday in Blue - water centres. Black Tower qualifi- ers will advance to the Black Tow- er house round February 27 to March 13. INITIAL PUBLIC NOTICE - Highway 23 Medway Creek Bridge Replacement THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation has initiated a study to replace the Highway 23 bridge at Medway Creek and the Elginfield Drain, located 0.8 km north of the junction of Highway 23 and Highway 7. - HURON MIDDLESEX STI:ATFORD�'� 23 PERTH O\IOM) NEAWAY CK Cfios5IN- LONDO t'' Subject to the final outcome of the study, the Ministry is propos- ing to: - remove the existing bridge and construct a single -lane signal- izeddetour along the west side of the highway to temporarily rout traffic around the work area; - construct a new bridge Trrtd-t proaches, including paved ap- proach shoulders, catchbasins at all four approach corners, bar- rier curb and single beam guide rail; and re ore and re -grade adjacent highway drainage ditches as re- ed upon removal of the roadside detour. HE PROCESS This study will follow an approved planning process with the op- portunity for public input throughout. Upon completion of the study, a report will be available for public review and comment. Another notice will be published at that time. NOTE: This project is being considered for reduced documenta- tion. If the study shows that this project will not result in any significant detrimental environmental effects, then it will not be necessary to prepare an Environmental Study Report. Public notice of this decision will be pro- vided. COMMENTS We are interested in hearing any comments or concems that you may have with the study. Please contact: Mr. Al Seppala, P. Eng. Project Engineer Planning and Design Section Southwestem Region Ministry of Transportation 659 Exeter Road P.O. Box 5338 London, Ontario N6A 5H2 Telephone: (519) 649-3129 Toll Free: 1-800-265-6072 Ext. 3129 Fax: (519) 649-3109 Note: With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. If you believe, after consulting with Ministry staff, that seri- ous concems remain unresolved, you may request that the project be subject to a formal environmental assess- ment review. 4061 PN Ct Ontario • •