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For more information call POWER UP LUBRICANTS at 235-3114 zzuzxzZZZZZZZIZZZZZz 1 1 Corkin, Rader going for chance at $20,000 By Ron Dann ZURICH - Hensall's Norm Cor- kin and Zurich's Rosemary Rader each won a shot at $20,000 in the Ontario Master Bowlers' Associa- tion (O.M.B.A.) Pro -Am Shootout at Hamilton, by winning first and second positions in a three game, pins -over -average, OMBA rolloff Sunday at Town and Country Lanes. Corkin finished first by heating his 180 Thursday league average by 200 pins as he bowled a hot 740 triple score while Rader, with a 596 pintail, bowled 149 pins above her 149 Thursday average. Corkin and Rader will now pair up with OMBA bowlers Mike and Bev Cregan respectively as two teams in the five game, pins over average, $34,000 OMBA Pro -Am Shootout May 13. Gerry Heatherington and Mi- chelle DePappe finished third and fourth in a field of 50 bowlers in an effort to have a shot at the big mon- ey. Teleroute/Score Classic The TelRoute/Score, Zurich 5 Pin bowlers' Association Champion team of Rose Erb, Judy Stever, Edna Mielke, Sandra Dickert, Sher- rie Edwards, along with Bluewater and Zurich Association coach Tony Bedard, will represent the Zurich Association in the round robin, match play, pins over average, re- gional finals, Sunday at Moles- worth. The top regional team will ad- vance to the Ontario Championship April 29 in an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (OFPBA) designated location. Bluewater meeting The Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association March meeting will be 7 p.m., Sunday at St. Marys lanes. Plans will be completed concerning the Bluewater contingent's partici- pation in the OFPBA Ontario Open April 12-15 at Hamilton. t a u acuaaaxa 1. 1x...1411 a a s a a a a 1.1.14 t-1 a 0II 4 STEPHEN TWP. MINOR HOCKEY O.M.H.A. SEMI-FINALS STEPHEN PEE WEE 'REBELS" vs CAYUGA SAT. MAR. 25 at 1 p.m. Stephen Twp. Arena STEPHEN ATOM 'SONICS' vs ALVINSTON WED. MAR. 22 - 7 p.m. Alvinston arena FRL MAF). 24 - 7 p.m.• Stephen Twp. arena (Game five if needed) SAT. MAX 25 - 8 p.m. Alvinston arena 11-194 aawsaatlyLu�urarssararausumnra� • • 2i ti • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t • • T • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • T • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • ' S ] r_ Times -Advocate, March 22, 1995 Page 17 ?ingette BUNNY Exeter 12 vs. Forest 3 Goals: Lea Mudge (4), Michelle Des- jardine (3). Rita Kemp, Amber Cald- well, Kelsey O'Rourke, Brittany Schroeder, Danielle Ritchie Exeter 9 vs. Stratford 3 Goals: Ritchie (3). Mudge (2). Schroeder (2). Caldwell, Kayla McClin- chey Assists: Laura Corbett (3). Desjardine (3), MeClinchey, Ritchie. Caldwell Bunnys have won seven in a row! Gnat season girls! PETITES March 14 Exeter Tuesday 8 at St. Marys 2 Goals: Keri Fulton (2), Terry Ferris (2), Heather Morgan (2), Kelli Fulton (2) Assists: Samantha Hunt (2), Morgan (3), Brittney Caldwell (2), Ken Fulton, Kelly Miners Great goaltending by Krista Hodge. March 18 - Exhibition game Exeter Tuesday 6 at Cambridge 3 Match 19 Stratford 4 at Exeter Tuesday 7 Goals: Keri Fulton (3), Morgan (2). Amber Preszcator, Kelli Fulton Assists: Caldwell (2), Hodge (2). Fer- ris, Anne Marie Hodgen, Miners Great goaltending by Megan Gaiser. Thanks to Novice players Denise and Amber for helping us out. Next game: Exeter Petite Tuesday go on to represent Huron -Perth in the regi - nal finals next weekend in Kitchener. Congratulations girls! Exeter Optimist Thursday 5 vs. Strut. ford 5 Goals: Krista Dayman (3). Ashley Gooch, Robyn Etherington Assists: Dayman, Etherington, Kendra Mudge, Miranda Knight, Megan Presz- cator (2), Nicole Zwaan, Leann Erb Stacey Snow played well in net for Ex- eter. Next game: In Henlall March 22 at 7:00 against Exeter Tuesday. The girls hewd to Kitchener Friday for the Re- gional invitational tournament where they play London, Meaford and Kitch- ener in round robin. TWEEN March 19 Mitchell 5 at Exeter 7 Goals: Sara Webber, Alicia Lawrence (3), Pam Keys (3) Asstats: Webber, Keys (3). Kim Kelkr (4)k, Sara Wuenh, Lawrence Excellent game played by all the girls. Next game: Championship game, April I in Goderich, against Seaforth. JUNIOR March 15 Forest 3 at Exeter Optimist 3 Goals: Shawna Rowe, Melissa Hayter, Meagan Ratz Assists: Julie Godbolt. Christine Cool - man Cheryl Wein had a strong game in net. Pam• Keyes and Julie Godbolt played a very strong game. Hensall novices capture league and tournament HURON PARK - The high rising shot of Danny Moir helped the Hensall novices win not only their own WOAA league title recently but Friday in Hu- ron Park, win the Stephen Township Minor Hockey Association novice tournament. At the tournament, Hensall won a pair of games in the preliminary round of the six -team event to ad- vance to play Seaforth. While Seaforth scored 17 seconds into the game. and notched one with 35 ticks on the clock in regulation play, it was Hensall winning the 'A' title 5-4. Moir, the Hensall captain, scored tour goals for the winners while Matthew Martin had the other. Goalie Bradley Young made a very hig save late in the second period. Hensall advanced to the final after opening with a very slim 4-3 win over Zurich. In that game Moir netted two with the others from Erik Lawrence and Kevin Ferris. Scoring for Zurich were Kris Hearn, Mathew Groot and Nicholas Vandenberg. In their second game, Hensall beat St. Marys Bruins 10-2 as Moir and Ryan Campbell each had hat tricks while Ferris had two with one each from Martin and Lawrence. Winning the 'B' championship was Stephen Township as they nipped Zurich 3-2. Jamie Bibby had all three goals for the winners while David Gingerich scored both for Zurich. Stephen was beaten by Seaforth 3-1 as Ryan ,Masse scored but Stephen also blanked St. Marys Whalers 3-0. Matt Martene had two goals and Tim Sheridan one while goalie David Desjardine had the shutout. Justin Soudant had a shutout as Zurich heat the Bruins 9-0. Hearn had three goals with two from Grott and singles from Vandenberg, Adam Snell, Dean VanRaay and Gingerich. League champions: Recently, Hensall won their own league as they took the 'A' title by heating Bel - grave in a two -game series. Identical 4-3 scores saw Moir lead the offence with five goals in two games while Ferris, Martin and Catnphell also connected. Young played very well in net for the champs. • Hensall's Kevin Ferris Friday's tournament. scores a goal during Hensall Novices, back left to right, assistant trainer Jim Ferris, Steven Stire, Julian Wuerch, Shawn Thompson, Matt Forrest, Ryan Campbell, Nathan Regier, Gary Moir (assistant coach). Front left to right, Danny Moir, Bradley Young, Kevin Ferris, Matthew Martin, Eric Lawrence. Ab- sent: Dennis Martin, coach. 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GRAND BEND, ONTARIO PH.: 519-238-2822 FAX: 519-238-6585 Celebrating a goal on Saturday were Brayden Lord, left; Jesse Schroeder and Brian Dixon. Atom series now tied ALVINSTON - It looks as though the OMHA atom 'E' semi-finals will be a high -scoring back -and -forth series. Sunday in Alvinston, the visiting Stephen Township Sonics lost 7-3 after coming off of a big 8-3 at home in the opener the day before. In Alvinston the fans in the home arena were very vocal as they sup- ported their team in a big way. Sonics captain Brayden Lord had a goal and two assists while Jesse Schroder scored once and set up another. Brian Dixon scored with two assists from Scott Davies. Saturday in Huron Park, Sonics goalie Gary Sauder played a strong game between the pipes and Dixon sparked the offence with a hig five - point game on two goals and three assists. Schroeder had three goals while Colin Sauder, Davies and Henny Pfaff also connected. Lord had four assists while Davies, Pfaff and Brent Tatara also helped out on the goals. Game Three goes tonight in Alvinston at 7 p.m. and it's hack in Hu- ron Park on Friday at 7 p.m. Soncis coaches are hoping for a Targe fan turnout. ONTARIO CLEAN WATER AGENCY Lake Huron Water Supply System Partial Twinning Project No. 5-0001-10 Notice of Completion of Environmental Study Report In order to increase the security of water supply from Lake Huron to the City of London and the thirteen other communities along the route, the Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) is proposing to twin three sections of the original pipeline for a total length of 20,300 metres. This water supply project is being undertaken as a Schedule "B" project according to the requirements of the "Class Environment Assessment (EA) for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects" (June 1993). However, due to the number of issues to be addressed, an Environmental Study Report has been completed and by this Notice is being placed in the public record for review. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the receipt of necessary approvals, the Ontario Clean Water Agency intends to proceed with the construction of this project. The Environmental Study Report following locations: Ontario Clean Water Agency 1240 Wonderland Road South LONDON, Ontario N6L 1A7 Telephone: (519) 652-7000 Township Office Township of Stephen 38 Victoria Street East CREDITON, Ontario Telephone: (519) 234-6331 Township Office Township of McGillivray AILSA CRAIG, Ontario Telephone: (519) 293-3686 London Township Branch Middlesex County Library, 334 Main Street, iLDERTON, Ontario Telephone: (519) 666-1599 is available for review at the Township Office Township of London 15 Medway Road ARVA, Ontario Telephone (519) 660.0092 The City Clerk's Office, City of London City Hall, LONDON, Ontario 300 Dufferin Avenue Telephone: (519) 661-4530 London Main Library 305 Queens Avenue LONDON, Ontario Telephone: (519) 661-5100 Stephen Township Branch Huron County Library 22-81 Crescent GRAND BEND, Ontario Telephone: (519) 238-2067 Further information may be obtained from the OCWA's consultants, Fenco MacLaren Inc., 320 Adelaide Street South, London, Ontario N5Z 3L2. Telephone (519) 686-5711, Attention: Mr. R. W. Kuzyk, R Eng., Vice -President, Municipal. Please provide written comments to OCWA, 1240 Wonderland Road South, London, Ontario to the attention of Ms. Maureen Looby, P.Eng. within 45 calendar days from the date of this Notice. Please note that the. normal 30 day period for public comment is extended to 45 days to allow additional time for review, discussion and to properly address any comments received. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussion with the Ontario Clean Water Agency during this extended time period a person may request that the Minister of the Environment and Energy "Bump -up" the project to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up" requests must be received by the Minister at the address below by May 6, 1995. A copy of the "bump -up" request shall be sent to Ms. Maureen Looby. If there is no "bump -up" request received by 6th May , 1995, the Partial Twinning of the pipeline will proceed to construction as outlined in the Environmental Stuffy Report. Bud Wildman Minister of Environment 8 Energy, 135 St. Clair Avenue W., 15th Floor, TORONTO, Ont. M4V 1P5 This Notice issued 22nd March 1995