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Sports News
Belles undefeated in five ringette outings
Wednesday night November 21
the Seaforth Belles ravelled to
Stratford ,n hold d a fifth victory
dart wawa.
Ai 8 o'clock the whistle blew to
start the game, with Lisa Haadaorson
breaking for Sttatfa * tart. Sara
Teal made an excelaeotpsis, and
Henderson hared it past Stiatford's
goaltaader only five seconds tato
the game. About three minuted later
Scafortb's Tracy Fortune rq ped one
ui with Kerr McMillan misting.
Then trouble began. Penalties
helped Stratford to even the a are at
two. Susan Rowcliffe, however
picked up a pass from Henderson
and Put it a the top corner of Strat-
ford s nit to put Seaforth in i1
lead once again. Sca%M didn't
loot back because Haidasan
added two more while Fortune,
Teal, Rowclitfc and Sham Kling
continued to scare for Seaforth. The
first half ended right to two fa
Seafonh. The second half proved
just as exciting with Hardy scoring
Wee more amea, Fortune adding
two and Rowchffe adding oat
more. It wand rough tame, but
excellent sort teriduii Tonya
Gluusher and hard working defence
helped Seafarth hold Stratford to
only as socia.
Maim go to Sara Teal with three,
Karn McMiilum with two, Lia
Haulersun with two, Sudan
Rowchffe with five, Tracy FORUM
with one, and Hcatha MCKcrcha
with one. The final adore wpb
Scaforth 14, Strufard 6.
Keep up the hard work girls. The
next game is December 2, at 6:30
p.m. in Mitchell. Cane out and
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TOP SENIOR • • iN 1- ' R - Donna 'addell, Dublin, won a
prize at the SHABHA awards night for being the highest point
earner in the open keyhole event Submitted photo
AWARD WINNING UNDER 12 -YEAR-OLD - Sandee Ryan,
Walton, won an appreciation award from SHABHA director Jim
Loucks at their awards night November 24. Submitted photo.
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SHABHA AWARD WINNER - Annette Lockhart, Clinton, won the
top junior award at ttie SHABHA awards night November 24, for
highest points in command and fun events_ Submitted photo.
Dublin girl wins
SHABHA award
Awards night for South Huron All Breed Horse Association (SHA -
BHA) saw a Dublin area girl win an award at the Crediton Community
Centre, November 24. The Dublin girl, Donna Waddell, a senior, was
awarded by SHABHA 1990 president Richard Currah for the Keyhole
event.
The top senior prize was awarded to Freda Vanderwall, Ailsa Craig.
She was the highest point earner in senior English equitation, senior
English pleasure, and open English pleasure.
The top junior prize was awarded to Annette Lockhart, Clinton. She
was the highest point earner in open command and open fun events.
Miss Lockhart also won the Overall Most Improved Horse and Rider
prize.
At the awards night a 1991 partial executive for SHABHA was
elected. President for 1991 is Bob Smith. Kelly Ryan is newsletter
editor. Directors are Ralph Vanderwall, Lisa Currah, June Mennen,
Richard Currah, Jim Loucks, and Jim Storey.
Information on SHABHA and membership can be received from
Richard Currah at 565-5493, or Kelly Ryan at 345-2494. The rest of the
executive will be elected in January.
Six couples in hunt for championship
The week of November 12 to 16
is now history at Starlight Lanes
and the following are the weekly
highs.
The Egmondville League started
the week with Ken Jewitt 793, Aire
Van Diepen 721 and Ron Pepper
had a 317 single.
In the St. James League it was
Murray Bennewies 338 - 777 and
George Love 748.
John Forrest was high for the
Town and Country League with a
788 triple.
Doug Leonhardt 338, 300-892 and
Dave Moody 802 were top bowlers
in the Thursday Nighters.
The Mixed Doubles were led by
Jerry Staples 749, and Helen Gar-
rick 314 - 734.
Anne Malcomb bowled a 277 in
the Senior League and Iva Reid had
a 614 for the Legion.
The past week was also the first
round of the League Executive 5
pin Championships. The scores
were registered from league scores
with Doug Leonhardt topping the
Presidents with +232. Jerry Staples
led the Secretaries with +149 and
Ruth Duffy was +30 to win the
Treasurers class. The next round of
the Executive Tournament will be
Saturday, January 26.
The Presidents, bowl at Victoria
Bowlerama in Kitchener, the
Secretary Division is at Waterloo
Bowling Lanes and the Treasurers
will bowl at Dixon Bowl in
Cambridge.
November 19 was the fourth night
of the Special Old High Low
Bowling Championship in the St.
James League and six couples are
still in the hunt for the win. Don
Nolan and Joyce Marcuccio +400,
Cheryl Campbell and Ken Moran
+172, Murray Bennewies and
Sandra Lee +152, Carol Johnston
and Gloria Love +143, Pat Nolan
and Johanna Goodman +82, George
Love and Paul Nigh +6.
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