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A helpful hand
• Learning the basics. • Kaitlyn Hern.,4, gets soiree tfelp from
Exetor Rrnget{e Association : volunteer Mna' Ondrejicka at
Hensall Arena last week d{ring a liromo practice. There are,
25 -n'ew girls. trying the sportfor the first. time and 70 girls
have, registered so fa"r..,Newcgrners can -stili -sign tip by "call-
ing assohit'ation ptesident.loan Morgan at 235-1487.
Exeter lawn
'bowling scores
September 12
Audrey Vla::(irevor 2W 11
f;r-an M,iekte ,, , 2W. I
Marshall I h:arnti` _'%V'2(1
Jerry DcBoer 2y`
Pat -Palen : 1. ;•.-1W1.;
Frank Palen, • '15V 1,
• Septepnber 17. '
(:i•r.tldirie 16
[3„h 1 hompson
flov.artI Jtplin,
Star. I t)rac licnherg.
Mari DeBoer•-
Henry Urachenherg .2W 22
John Cooper , 255,21
Marshall Dearing 2W19
Wilmer Adkins 1W22
September 19
?la, lon Dearing - . 2W-10
(shish:ill Delimit! 2W31
.'„'4• 35
2W27
' 2.3
(Minion Stewart
Ralph Batten.
Howard Johns
Stan Ruth
Wilmer Adkins
Jason Batten
2W2K
2W24
2W2.l
2Wly
.2W1%
2WIR
Har Brintnc)I " 1W27
ELMIRA - -Eizetcr.lawn bowl-
ing club's Boh,'Thontpson and
Doris Hackney.,captured first
prize in- the Freiburgers LC:1C.
Ladies Paris/Mixed . )'airs tour--
), With('
nanlen► wish 3 win• l5 -on
Saturday.
Tuesday's best
All winners. The Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Morning Ladies
League wrapped up its season last week and handed''out its
annual awards. At. left are the low gross winners, from left:
Theresa "McCann (senior D flight), Betty Smith (senior C flight),
Liz Stephens (B.flight), Jo -Ann Middleton (4 flight), Grace Drum-
, mond (senior 8 flight), `Jeanne. Phillips (0 flight). Not pictured
winners: low net: Dia Batten (senior B flight), Ina Browning
(senior _C .flight), Sheila Reaburn (senior A flight), Jan Baker (8
flight), Marg Upshall (C flight), Marjorie Rowswell (A flight) and
Lillian Mathers (senior 0 flight); most improved players: -..Pat
Campbell (D flight), Apne. Dougan (C flight), Middleton (A -flight),
Jean Crerar (match. play runner-up), Ester Johnson (match. play
winner) and Drummond (B flight).
Huron -Perth champs
Hensall hard hitters.. The Hensall Hit, Happens ladiesslo-pitch team won the Huron -Perth
championship Sept: 1¢ with a 13-1,2 win over Wright Stuff. Front left: Diane 'Dearing, Brenda
Wilds. Laurie -Knights arm Teresa VanRaay. Beek left: Marj Partridge,_ Anja. Johns, Julie Ritch
ie. Deb -Lora. Tammy Preszcator and Kate Monk.' Absent were Lisa Campbell and.Helen The-
ophilopoulos.n Hensall _won the oper)1ng game -of ,the series 19-10 on. Sept: 8 in •Winthrop .
thanks to .solid hitting throughout the line-up. In the second. game in Hensall last Wednes-
, day, Wright Stuff. took- a 9-2_lead to the middle.of the fifth, inning when Hensall's bats came
alive. Bensatl scored five runs in the' bottom:of the. fifth and six in the ;sixth inning including :
a grand slam home run-by4Brenda Wilds. ,Wright Stuff carne. back with one run in the top.of
the seventh but couldn't string together enough hits to go,ahead. (photo/Martin VanRaay)
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To their credit
'Credit' those bantams. The Crediton Bantam girls fastball team recently won the A' cham-
pionship at the league final tournament in Kirkton. Front teff: Lindsay Parsgns, Carie Perts
chy; Melissa O'Brien, Jessica Davies, Meagan Preszcator;' back left: coach- Clare Martene,
Krista Dearing, Elisha Martene, Kelly Bowers,. Nikki Cyr, Sarah Hodge, Brandy,. French, -Lind-
sey Green and coach Brenda Marten. Absent is Sara McLaren. Crediton beat Hensel! 12-4
in .the final. On their way to the final. Crediton polished off Usborne 22-9, Fullerton 11-10`
and. Hibbert 6-5. (photo/contributed)
5, Pin Bowlers Association
elects new president
'
By
Ron Dann
ZURICH • -
Ei•xeter's Mike
.Crcgan was elected
as he I998-99
president of the
Zurich 'Town and Country 5 Pin
Bowlers' Association at i1. annual
.electicin of officers meeting
•Wednesday. Gerry Hcalheringion
was chosen as vice-president. Past
president is Ron Dann.
Other positions include secretary'
and lottery chair Laurie Stanlake, •
treasurer and Nevada chair Bev
Crcgan, tournament chair Mike
Van Damme. membership chair Jen
Glazier, awards and record scores
chair Donna Thiel and piublicity
chair Jean Dann. •
The next Zurich Association
meeting is scheduled •for 1 p.m.
October 4 at the lanes. • • . •
A first time escr meeting
-betw,cen repre.enlaiin/es of the
Blucwater 5 • Pin Bowlers'
Associatilin and the Blucwater
Proprietor, -will take place ail
p.m... October a at 'Walkerton. 'i'he
purpose of Uns hi,tonc meeting is a
genuine effort of both group, to
estabbsh completely, co-ope1,11
understanidirlgs concerning- a I I
Ontario lave. i'tn Bowlers'
'Association (O.h.1'.B.A.l tourna-
ments: •
'[lus.spccial joint meeting will be
followed by a Blucwater Bowlers'
Association .2:30 p.fn. meeting at
the same location when schedules
and locations for the 20 game O.F.
P.B.A. Ontario Open Blucwater
zone rolloffs, the five game
Blucwater zone rolloffs of the
O.F.P.B.A. Provincial Youth
Challenge and als.) the Bluewatcr
rolloffs to qualify • for the
O.F.P.B.A. Ontario Booster Club
•Championships will be established.
ENJOY THE FUN AND
BENEFITS OF BOWLING IN
AN ORGANIZED 5 PIN
BOWLING LEAGUE.
•SPOTS ARE FILLING UP FAST FOR THE 98/99
SEASON SO DON'T DELAY. BOWL IN A LEAGUE
O14 THE DAY OR NIGHT OF YOUR CHOICE. -
• Monday Night Ladies
• Tuesday Night Mens
• Wednesday Morning & Night Ladies
• Thursday Afternoon Seniors -
• Thursday Night Mixed
• Friday Night Mixed
• Saturday Morning Youth Bowling '
YOUTH REGISTRATION DURING SEPT.
•
NEW Glo in the bark Bowlin; - Weekends
"NEW BOWLERS ARE WELCOME"
"QUALIFIED COACHING AVAILABLE"
TOWN & COUNTRY LANES
(10Grand Bend)1niu. ret Zurich 236-4923
Enjoy Canada's Fastest Growing Sport! •
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September 17
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Thaws, to pin: 1) Ikanng a1.
Winning teams
First 11434: E. Mansfield. 1) Payors,
Binges%. G 1k:u it!
Second 11471: S Kurhan. 1 Hug►k,. S1
('ole. B Kuhar - - -
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Wednesday Ladies
• Septentber16 '
Wrap up banquet, 62 women present
Club winners - grins
A Iltght Maiiene Pariuns 42
B ilighi Tran Mau 51 -
C"fhghi - `Pauline Run land, . 56
1) (light Elltabrlb koestenfolg • 6n
•-Club winners- net -
16
' 16
A flight JuJ) K)le
. 11 flight }rue (inulol
(' Bight - Pat Campbell
I) lllgbt )ankle llrlls . 17
The %Millett all reel\ ed :101 and
enpr) ,:d..I local and ,I,;:nal rntrnaur
runt
1111:7) thanked hien yunsprs and
those whit donated pri,cs: and Bob and -
Janet Slason and then slatr -
September 19
First Huh Fletcher •
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Jobiil(eglei
Jule Steen .
Lei Webber "
17.'
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44
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169
Sctund Al ?recce - 42
( tier Joe Green . 46
-Hill Schaefer - 46
J.i:k l3ryuhan
1116
Second 101., W111611 - 32
toe) Ross 1 rdn. 1 _ - 46`
Bthi Presicator • 47
Hill Thompson _ . 51,
1116.-
Fuurth Frank'Uoliurp 47 •
Jur Itr ler 45
Sail.\lrap 4 4.4 1
keu Hermann - - ' 5'
v • - 196
('loses( 10 pin: N4 Bal TI) p,rnl. #7 Al ,
Vicece
HENSALL
SHERWOODS
\\OAA SR.'A'vs,
LUCKNOW
Sunday, Sept. 27
1:45 p.m.. Hensall Arena
Exiiibition.game
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