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Times Advocate, 1994-02-23, Page 21CQMMLJNJTy Hensall Legion Piiblic Speaking Hensall Legion was filled last Tuesday night as parent and friends came out to hear public speaking. Winners in the story telling division were: Denise Ritchie, of Hensall Public School who placed second; Matthew Martin, also of Hensall Public School who placed first; and Ashe- ly Erb, of Zurich Public School who placed third. And standing in back is Glenn Cooper, youth education chairman, for the Hensall Legion. RUM Times -Advocate, February 23, 1994 Page 21 Bowling •U scores Lucan Bowling Lanes Monday Ladies Pat Hodgins 250,227,283-760, Lynne Farquhar 267-733, Heather Smith 256- 733. Lynn Smith 255-700, Shirley Noy- es 234-660, Barb Tuxford 226-622, Joyce Sovereign 232-618, Marie Jaques 240-613, Kit Hearn 214-607, Helen Swartz 263, Darlene Bourne 223, Ka- thy Mason 221, Marion Hodgins 211, Evelyn Smith 211, Shirley Rees 206. Tuesday Y.B.C. Trevor Maxwell 172,148. Chad Rod- gers 164.158, Marcus Appelman 146,137, Vanessa Smith 141,123, Nor- ma Culbert 162, Tyler Graham 150, Brad Ankers 141, Arden Carter 128, Man Trudgeon 126, Kurt Juergens 123, Carne McGregor 120. Mau Pipe 117. Medway Arnie Vanderweil 245-594, Ken Weir 225-583, Don Eedy 196-525, Tom Barr 221-517, Dot McKinlay 193- 503. Ted Shendera 203-500, Bill Bere 220, Arnold McGuffin 193, Tony Si- roen 186, Marg Schendera 177, Bob Jeffrey 168, Dave Smith 167. Senior Citizens Jean Dann 274-712, Ron Dann 275- 707, Orval Rinn 231-645, Cathie West - man 238-614, Bessie Caldwell 241- 574, L. Mosurinjohn 209-560, Marg El- son 205-554, Mac MacCormack 189- 549, Harry Noels 201-515, Florence McRobert 192, Marian Noels 181. Pe- ter Vandenboomen 173, Mary Scott 172. Wednesday Y.B.C. Aaron Holland 201,105, Ayden 01- livicr 190,178, Mike Anekrs 183,100, Kelly Wilson 156,118, Robyn Hodge 145.133, Robbie Yeo 129,126, Josh Smith 129,100, Derek Lucier 119,1 19, Neel Misra 136, Ashley Smtih 127, Jenni Holland 113, James Lucier 112, Alexandra Dawson 100. Wednesday Mixed Frank Smeekens 267-690, Don Cun- ningham 261-684, Tom Dobinson 238- 656, Al Rollings 257-636, Casey Van- hooydonk 215-625, Laurie McGee 237- 620, Karen Smeekens 242-619, Doug Smith 250-599, Doug Beaudoin 244- 594, Patricia Jones 233, Tim Carter 206, Karen Leger 202. Senior winners were from left: Steve Dawe, of St. Boniface School who placed second; Jamie • Reabum, of Hensall Public School who placed first, and Kristie Miller of St. Boniface School who placed third. in the back row are: Bea Uyl, secretary -treasurer for the Hensall Legion and Glenn Cooper, youth education chairman for the legion. %:r:• • Winners In the Junior division were: Brianne Webber, of Hensall Public School who placed sec- ond, Melissa Welsh, of St. Boniface who placed first; and tying for third were Candace Becker, of St. Boniface School along with Stephanie Erb of Zurich Public School. Standing at back is Glenn Cooper, youth education chairman for the Hensall Legion. By Joan Beierling VARNA - Stan Lee Club will meet Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at Kate's Station for noon lunch. They will then go on to the Clinton Town Bowling Lanes for a few gaiiids of bowling. Varna UCW are hosting their annual crokinole party Friday at 8 p.m. in the Varna Church Basement. The proceeds will go to the Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary. Ladies please bring lunch. The Teen Youth Group (grade 9 and up) will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the manse. The World Day of Prayer Service will take place Thursday March 3 at 8 p.m. at the Goshen Church. Varna UCW are invited to attend. The Official Board meeting will be held Monday March 7 at 8 p.m. in the Varna Church. With the snow quickly going and spring coming keep in mind the annual yard sale at the Complex on May 24 weekend. While you are spring cleaning keep that junk that could be someone's treasure! Water infiltration project for Lucan LUCAN - The first project to he undertaken by the village of Lucan with grants from the newly an- nounced federal infrastructure pro- gram will be solving infiltration problems. A report that was drafted by sen- ior staff told council the infiltration problem is the number one priority for the infrastructure money. The balance of the suggested pro- jects will be discussed at the yet to be set 1994 budget meeting. Deputy reeve Harry Wraith asked, "What arc we going to tell people who ask us why we- arc jumping at this money?" Reeve Tom McLaughlin replied. "The federal government was elect- ed on a platform of putting people back to work. There is no doubt that this infrastructure program is going to create additional employ- ment. 1 agree that some employ- ment will only be temporary, but this program also allows us to do some much needed work with a 66 percent grant on the projects." While the entire village will be looked at to correct infiltration problems, the biggest concerns are in the Nicotine and Kleinfelt areas. The total infrastructure grant available to Lucan is 5828,898. The village will be required to provide one-third of that amount. A final decision on the future of reconstruction of Duchess street has been delayed another two weeks Attending to hear the decision were Duchess street residents Mrs. Claire Anderson, George Mawd- sley and Mrs. Stotesbury-Leeson. The report of M.M. Dillon Ltd. noted that the Ministry of Transpor- tation subsidy for culverts is 80 per- cent not 50 percent as had been in- dicated in Huron -Middlesex Engineering's estimate. Other noted differences were in the cost of the culvert and pedestri- an bridge. Huron -Middlesex esti- mated the cost of the culvert at 575,000 and the pedestrian bridge at 525,000. M.M. Dillon said the estimated cost of the culvert would be 555,000 and the pedestrian bridge at from 530,000 to 535,000. Council has planned to put in a culvert which would make Duchess a through street and the residents want a cul-de-sac instead. Councillor Rob Brady who owns property on the north side of Duch- ess at the drain has indicated he would be willing to donate half the land required for a cul-de-sac. Mrs. Stotesbury-Leeson who owns the land on the south sidc at the drain said she would have to have someone physically show her where the cul-de-sac would be on her property before she could give an answer on donating the neces- sary property. Shuffleboard Hensall February 15 6 game winners Ethel McMurtrie Gert Eagleson Russell Ferguson Thelma Thiel Hazel McEwan Gertie Moir Lloyd Lovell Exeter February 16 4 game winners Lloyd Lovell Grace Farquhar Tom Williams 3 game winners Edna Caldwell Belva Rowe Delmer Skinner February 17 5 pane winners Wm. Baechler Marjorie Hodgen Doris Miller 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Pears McKnight Muriel Marshall 478 466 459 454 437 422 400 392 346 337 279 265 237 474 398 389 361 308 301 Thursday Men Bob Smith 277,284,249-810, Tom Bullock 248,368,191-807, Gary Melvin 251,273,283-807, Doug Smith 355- 769, Don Clark 279-765, Bill Withers 328-762, Doug Lee 323-754, Brad Tay- lor 283-748, Bob Pipe 281-744. Scott Smith 271-740, Pete Smith 285-732, 8i11 McDonald 276-732, Colin Brewer 303-731, Bob Taylor 278-726, Wayne Smith 253-726, John Kohut 246-718, Frank Palen 271-717, Larry Gibson 263-713, Brian Sanders 254-708, Mark Hickson 301-706, Lloyd Rimmer 263- 704, Dave Smith 255-700, Don Wallis 297-684, Jim Sweitzer 315-660. Friday Mixed Bob Smith 252-717, Larry Smith 308-715, Paul Smith 256-662, Dan Rodgers 246-657. Wayne Smith 270- 613. Russ Smith 274, Evelyn Smith 237, Desmond Rodgers 233. Robert Heckman 226, Basil Short 221, Stan Roth 211. Marg Carroll 211, Gary Al - blas 208, Ron Carroll 205. i.adies Inter -town Lucan 7 vs.Zurich 20. Pat Hodgins 230-644, Barb Smith- 234-628, Helen Hardy 196-513. Men's Inter -town Lucan 32.5 vs. Zurich 12.5. Frank Palen 316-1345, Scott BErger 289- 1210, Doug Fenn Jr. 303-1138. Sunday Mixed Don Morgan 311-744, Garry Gibson 251-641, Butch Riley 238-638, John Speakman 232-626, Dorn Stoddart 247.614, Pat Dunlop 241. Floyd Riley 234, Ray Bunn 233, Pat Hodgins 232, Sandra Glover 220, Pat Rimmer 219. Marie Jaques 208, Carolyn Homer 203. Barry Southcott 202. Zurich Town & Country Lanes Wednesday Ladies Wanda Reynolds 565, Madaline Arnsby 468, Bea Dykstra 486. Maida Baynham 409, Dorothy Kipfer 456. Ro- saleen Berends 511, Grace Drummond 460, Maxine Sereda 442, H.S. - Doro- thy Kipfer 229. Bea Dykstra 214. Wednesday Night Ladies Go For It - Joyce Hillman 740. Five Alives - Karin Humer 557, Dirty Devils - Marge Roberts 540, Filthy Five - Jan- ice McClennan 590, High Single - Joyce Hillman 261, High Triple - Joyce Hillman 740, High Average - Joyce Hillman 205. Thursday Night Mixed League Nickle Nuts - Jim Smith 658, Hits & Misses - Henry Larsen 743, Pin Crush- ers - Anne Martens, Henry Vanderspek 606. Sexy Six - Gary Huston 687. High single - Leann Meloche 315, Jim Smith 359; High triple - Trudy Rooseboom 823, Henry Larson 803; High average - Trudy Rooseboom 216. Gary Huston 221.4. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Bev Cregan 731. Hush Puppies - Madeline Shepherd 521, Hot Shots - Brian Sanders 583, The Nots - Don Beattie 725, Good Sports - Anne Martens 587, Gutter Rats - Bonnie Steckle 558. High single - Bev Cregan 316. Martin Dykstra 305; High BFv Cregan 807. Tom Smits : High average - Bev Cregan 204.78, Pete McFall* 208. Tuesday ARC Angels Myla Dawson 113, Dan Greb 76, Da- vid Bressette 115, Joeanne Durand 165, Robert Fox 119. Jean Robson 121, Don Tiedeman 78. Eloise Klungel 179, Penny Caza 91. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Doreen Reid 524, Al Hargreaves 514, Norm Wilde 512, John Wintle 499, Frank Allen 491. Hilda White 480, H.S. - Frank .Men 225, Doreen Reid 205. Thursday (:olden Age Seniors Elaine Weido 330, John Lillie 314. Laird Jacobe 300, Hazel McEwen 306. Harvey Martin 298. Mary Jacobe 241. H.S - Elaine Weido 192. Laird Jacobe 191. Monday Ladies Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 652. High five - Linda Webber 761, Alley Cats - Sheona Baker 658, Town & Country - Verlyn Huston 608, Happy Gang - Patricia Palen 634, Smokin Shooters - Patti Fox 490, Packers - Joyce Willert 507, Pinpoppers - There- sa Stark 523, Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Roosehoom 651. Red Devils - Bev Cre- gan 674. High single - Sandra Dickert 340. High triple - Bev Cregan 818. High average - Sandra Dickert 219. Tuesday Men's League Ramblers - Milt Robbins 612, Hen- sall Boomers - Mike Lebold 679, Fami- ly Affair - Frank Humer 694, Market - Jim Smith 614, La Crystal Balls - Kirk Smith 697, Klondyke - Tom Smits 689. Highrollers - Bernie Kelders 641, The Hookers - Bill Pole 712, Rockets - Gary Huston 882, Wayne Pien 769. Teatotallers - Pat Flanigan 590. Monday Pineview Park (:roup Maureen Healey 499. Winiferd Ka- man 428, Chris Morgan 369. John Ka- man 443, Milt Robbins 540. H.S. - Maureen Healey 181, Milt Robbins 191. Monday Grand Bend Seniors Ron Dann 646, Jean Dann 569, Clay- ton Lovic 444, Dorothy Cutting 408. Aileen Ravelle 406. High single - Ron Dann 249. Jean Dann 206. Saturday Ladies Inter -town . Molesworth 8 vs. Zurich #I 19. Bev Cregan 776, Glena Tripp 764. Lucan 7 vs. Zurich 11 20. Joyce Hillman 745. 'Mary McDonald 619. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams 3 games: Steven Munn 525 (199), Jenny Hardy 483. Ryan Parsons 446, Laura Shanks 426, Lucas Bruxer 401, Derek Ducharme 379. Leanne Shanks 356. Matthew Laporte 337. Jen- nifer Slittelholtr 326, Michael Klaassen 324, Jamie Bengough 319, Thomas Groot 310, Chris O'Brien 303, Jona- than Kelders 301. Jason Kelders 291. Stephanie Groot 289. Aaron Datars 255, Jamie Johns 234, Lindsey Van- Damme 223. Juniors: Jonathan Hardy 421, Jason Hardy 500. Peewees 2 games: Kevin Ducharme 174, Julia Hardy 136. Winter Olympics McCurdy had their own style of curling at the Winter Olympics on Friday but it requires just as much presicion as the regular game as Hung Vo found out. Endurance was the key to the sleigh relay. Jeffery Van Ber- gen, on left, gets help from teammate Thomas Wood as the go into the final stretch of the relay during the Winter Olym- pics at McCurdy.