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Times Advocate, 1996-11-13, Page 17koopmans receives provincial award By Ron Dann ZURICH - Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Association member Ralph Koop- mans from the town and Country men's league received a special Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion (O.F.P.B.A.) Record Score Award Tuesday form Zurich Asso- ciation President Ron Dann. During the 1995-96 season Koopmans had bowled an O.F.P.B.A. Class three (186-205 average) record 425 high single game in the men's league. his game included a spare, followed by 10 consecutive strikes before missing the headpin with the last ball. Koopmans was the only Blue - water zone T provincial award win- ner. Bluewater Youth Challenge The five game Bluewater Zone T qualifying round of the O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge will be bowled at 11 a.m. Sunday at Molesworth Lanes. All the 13-18 year old bowl- ers will be competing for a position on the Bluewater men's ladies and mixed teams to advance to the O.F.P.B.A. six game regional roll - offs January 12 at Goderich Little Bowl. Entries available Entries to the O.F.P.B.A. Ontario Open for the Sidney L. Morris Awards are now available at all bowling centres in the Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association area. Dates for the 20 game Bluewater Zone rolloffs are December 1 and 8 leading to the Provincial Champi- onships March 26-29 at Hamilton. 705 triple Exeter's Jason Dykstra bowled games of 170, 282 and 253 for a three game 705 score in the Satur- day Youth Bowling league at Zu- rich Town and Country Lanes. Times -Advocate, November 13,1996 Page 17 Lines from Lucan Lanes LUCAN - The Hiram Walker's Special Old National League Exec- utive tournament was held Sunday at Lucan Lanes. This tournament involves the president, secretary and treasurer of each league and has a pins over average format. The winner of each category will ad- vance to a Provincial final in Lon- don on January 25, 1997. They are also invited to attend a "Welcome Reception" on the Friday night at the Radisson Hotel, London Centre. The winners are as follows: presi- dent - Mike Daubs with a +50, sec- retary - Tina Riley +164 and treas- urer - Dennis Daubs at +105. High low doubles The league round of the Hiram Walker's Special Old high low doubles is well underway. This tournament runs for five weeks with the winners from each league advancing to a zone round on Janu- ary 5 at Lucan lanes. YBC notes On November 16, Lucan will be the site for the YBC Combo house round. This tournament is a team event involving a team of boys and a team of girls comprised of one Bantam, one Junior and one Senior age bowlers. This will be a team pins over average tournament with each winning boys team and girls Golf privilege cards available STRATFORD - How can a per - 'son shoot a gel_ round of golf on U2 beattt .' ' s throughout !,�iuron d i W,fth robes, and at ;the very same time help The Lung ;Association? The Lung Association of Huron - Perth Counties wishes to announce the availability of its 1997 Golf Privilege Card. This card may be purchased—for only $40.00 from The Lung Association, Jenny Trout Centre, Suite 121, 342 Erie St., Stratford. It will entitle the purchas- er to receive savings at each of the 12 participating courses throughout Huron and Perth Counties. These savings range from two for one spe- cials to a free round of golf! RING Seaforth 13 vs. Infer Red 2 Exeter Red 11 vs. Mitebeli 7 Stratford 5 n. Exeter Red 3 Goab: Brittany Schroeder (3), Lea Madge (7), Cassandra Morrisey. Mi- chelle Geiser, Emlly msec, Kristen Reschke (2), Kristin • Assists: Mudge (4), Schroeder (5), In - son (2),Alecia Drummond (2), Kelsey Pinder, Lauren Taylor (2), bison (2), Sarah Watson, Morrisey (2), Geiser (3), Kristin Ferguson (2) Goaltenden: Geiser, Morrisey, Taylor November 9 Exeter White 10 at Stratford Nation- al Visit 5 Goals: Danielle Ritchie (3), Katie Stewart (3). Michelle Desjardine (2), Amber Caldwell (2) Assists: Ritchie (2), Stewart (3), Dee - dine (2), Caldwell, Kristen R (3), Rita Kemp (2), Jenna Phillips (4), Kel- sey O'Rourlte (2), Nicole Muller Lindsay Allen Neat psnet. Nov 17Novicee ringette tournament November 10 Exeter Optimist 'C' 4 vs. T1beubure Brittany 1 otoEnid Drur Bmrrtond, Jenas Re°vIn on Assists: Jaci Marshall. Jar ntins, Jocelyn Sire, Rebecca DeVria Goalteaden Miranda Genies. Nett pew Exeter Magee Tourna- ment in tleneall Nov. 16 st a am., 12:00 noon and 4:00 p.m. November 9 Radar$ M De rbesMe Garb: Clrmtelte Haler Skimmer (2). (2), Ammer Preszestot Ambits: Mommersams November 10 Exeter 5vs. 81. Theses 6 Coals Meagan Rats (2), Amy Edwards Albite (2), Shawn* Edwards, Kelly Daman,Raiz C.oaltende elly Resler Nat genet Nov. 19 vs. Stretford at Ender Rec Centre team advancing to a Zone final on December 15 in London. Twelve -year-old junior bowler Ashley Smith recently bowled a 347 single game. OFPBA Youth Challenge The OFPBA Youth Challenge zone round will be held this Sunday at St. Thomas Bowling Lanes. Lu - can will be represented by seven Senior Y.B.C. bowlers who will be competing for an opportunity to bowl in a regional tournament on January 12. r South Huron Martial Arts held a karate grading recently. The following students were upgraded to a higher belt lev- el: evel: Back row from left, Karen Van Praet (yellow), Wendy Smith (yellow), Shihan Decker, Shannon Nevin (yellow), Bill McGregor (yellow) and Amanda Pletch (yellow). 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