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Times Advocate, 1994-02-16, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, February 16, 1994 SPQR Til Bowling scores Lucan Bowling ' F,. Lanes Monday Ladies Lynn Smith 229,291,303-823, Lynne Farquhar 285-737, Darlene Bourne 269-682, Sharon Redick 237-652, Joyce Sovereign 259-644, Beulah Sto- rey 253-630, Evelyn Smith 232-626, Heather Smith 220-620, Pat Hodgins 234, Bonnie Kooy 226, Alice Hodgins 224, Shirley Noyes 223. Louise Suther- land 214, Kathy Mason 212, Mary' Green 212, Shirley Rees 209. Tuesday Y.B.C. Trevor Maxwell 196,149, Joey Gra- ham 166,158, Vanessa Smith 148,143, Chad Rodgers 167, Marcus Appelman 159, Greg Cunningham 154, Brad Ank- ers 151, Matt Trudgeon 148. Joe McNaughton 147, Norma Culbert 139, Tyler Graham 135, Suzanne Juergens 132, Came MacGregor 128. Senior Citizens Orval Rinn 277-721, L. Mosurinjohn 290-662, Ron Dann 218-635, Marg El- son 243-628, Myrtle Gusso 268-591, Edie Burt 246-584, Cathie Westman 242-564, Peter Vandenboomen 224- 548, Jean Dann 191-545, Harry Noels 209-534, Bob Patterson 197, Theo Sentjens 188, Mac MacCormack 185, Florence McRobert 165, Gord Froattr 163. Wednesday Y.B.C. Kelly Wilson 182,130, Ayden 011ivi- er 138,138, Aaron Holland 128,115, Derek Lucier 121,104, Ashley Smith 114,112, Josh Smith 110,109, Mike Ankers 126, Jenni Holland 105, Robbie Yeo 104, Melissa Baker 103, Robyn Hodge 102, Mallory Dow 99, Char - mine Melanson 98. Wednesday Mixed Steve Allen 260-721, Gord Fisher 245-711, Karen Smeekens 286-703, Dale Fisher 285-689, Allen Rollings 238-675, Frank Smeekens 241-636, Pa- tricia Jones 276-610, Doug Beaudoin 214-606, Janice Doerr 2398, Alex Hyde 237, Doug Smith 226, Casey Vanhooydonk 216, Laurie McGee 213. Thursday Men Ken Kadey 276,777, Bob Smith 270- 767, Roger Horuk 304-745, Jim Smith 300-730, Frank Palen 283-728, Bob Taylor 266-720, Don Wallis 267-714, Paul Smith 308-706, Earl Allison 265- 706, Scott Smith 260-705, Brad Taylor 269-703, Larry Gibson 260-700, Jack Fuller 256-682, George Lee 296-677, Murray Yeo 266-677, Dave Glendin- ning 260-677, Barry Heaman 279-675, John Kohut 247-675, Steve Snider 281- 667, Brian Ankers 253-657, Don Watt 230-650. Crest Centre Mary Jane Dyson 240,158, Conrad Zimmerman 229,165, Dave Gordon 204,164, Rick Allison 193-159, Bob Montag 157,118, Eddie Hastilow 156,150, Doug Atkins 142,120, Helen Moore 127,118, Nelson Bender 158, Ron Churchill 126, Edward Charles 97. Friday Mixed Pau Smith 263-756, Chris Smith 277- 732, Larry Smith 269-712, Wayne Smith 226-664, Basil Short 245-636, Marg Carroll 245-610, Scott Smith 255-602, Dan Rodgers 249, Christina Glanville 245, Helen Rodgers 236, Rhonda Eastman 235, Shelly Bryson 231, Robert Heckman 229, Scott Car- michael 209. Ladies Inter -town Lucan 8 at Zurich 19. Lynn Smith 289-643, Heather Smith 230-590, Marg Young 226-571. Sunday Mixed John Speakman 290-734, Rob Riley 268-732, Ray Bunn 303-696, Jim Smith 251-668, Don Morgan 249-664, Garry Gibson 246-649, Lloyd Rimmer 220-620, Rob Varley 225-607, Pat Hodgins 226-585, Brenda Morgan 249- 578, Dorn Stoddart 226-575, Paul Cart- er 252, Gary Melvin 234, Doug Hockey 230, Mike Tuxford 224. Citch Town & Country Lanes Monday Plneview Park Group Tom Smits 506, Milt Robbins 513, Winifred Kaman 409, Maureen Healy 495, John Kaman 553, Chris Morgan 435. H.S. - John Kaman 233, Maureen Healy 194. Monday Grand Bend Seniors Jean Dann 652, Ron Dann 617, Clay- ton Lovie 456, Aileen Ravelle 387, Dorothy Cutting 319. High single - Jean Dann 250, Ron Dann 217. Sunday Y.B.C. Hot Shots: Becky Kirk 592, Alicia Schroeder 418; High Rollers: Heath Palen 606, Stacey Butson 343; The Crew: Jeff Kirk 554, Jim Denomme 516; Zurich Strikers: Alicia Lawrence 454, Jason Sheppard 422. H.S. - Heath Palen 254, Becky Kirk 224. Friday Night Mixed League Bad Attitudes - Bev Cregan 735, Hush Puppies - Madeline Shepherd 516; Hot Shots - Brian Sanders 653; The Nots - Larry Smith 574 Good Sports - Tom Smits 644; Gutter Rats - Kevin Jeffrey 710. High single - Bev Cregan 316, Martin Dykstra 305; High triple - Bev Cregan 807, Tom Smits 764; High average - Bev Cregan 202.66, Pete McFalls 208.63. Saturday Ladies Inter -town Zurich 1 19 pts. vs. Lucan 8 pts. Bev Cregan 710, Glena Tripp 673. Saturday Mens Inter -town Zurich 19 vs. Molesworth 11 26. C. try Huston 1280-308, Henry Larsen 1254-373, Luke Mommersteeg 1129. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams 3 games: Steven Munn 450 (204), Leanne Shanks 414, Lucas Brux- er 403, Jenny Hardy 395, Laura Shanks 384, Michael Klaassen 371, Matthew Laporte 367, Derek Ducharme 366, Joey Hay 334, Thomas Groot 316, Ja- son Kelders 293, Aaron Datars 283, Jonathan Kelders 269, Stephanie Groot Schroeder goes way over his average By Ron Dann Craig Schroeder, with 201 pins over his 99 Zurich Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.) league average, Stacey Butson, with 89 above her 103 average, Stephanie Groot, with 88 pins over her 90 average and Lucas Bruxer, at 76 pins above his 109 average, will join Master Bowler's Mike and Bev Cregan to bowl as two teams in the Regional Master - Bantam pins over average rolloffs Sunday March 6 in the Bluewater Association area. All four Y.B.C. bowlers, age 10 and under, qualified in league play over the past two weeks. Now one boy and one girl will bowl with each Masters Bowlers' Association (M.B.A.) bowler in the Regional with the winning team advancing to the Provincial M.B.A. finals. Bluewater Y.B.C. finals The Bluewater Y.B.C. zone finals will be completed Sunday at various locations. Zurich bantam Jenny Hardy and junior Becky Kirk will bowl their five games in the singles at Listowel while Bantam Steven Munn competes at Molesworth. The bantam girls team of Laura and Leanne Shanks, Stacey Butson, Jamie Bengough and Stephenie Groot with coach Ron Dann will travel to Meaford for three games while the bantam boys team of Ryan Parsons, Jarrett Palen, Michael Klaassen, Lucas nt# A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A resume detailing an applicant's work history and education is extremely helpful to an employer who Is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. 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O Under the sub -heading "Affiliations", list memberships and/or offices held in professional or industry associations. O Under the sub -heading "Personal Interests" list any activities which you feel will be of' interest to the employer - such as volunteer work, etc. Your letter of application and your resume will be the factors that make the employer decide whether to short list you for an Interview. So make It as Impressive as you can - but stick to the facts. We can help you get an Impressive and profess/onal-looking resume Call Debbie Lord et 424 Main St. Exeter (519) 2354331 Bruxer and Thomas Groot with coach Jean Dann compete at Owen Sound. Zurich's junior girls team of Alicia Schroeder, Amanda Wilds, Anita Bedard, Aleisha Lawrence, Meredith Palen and coach Marlene Bedard go to Hanover while the junior boys team of Brad Brown, Jason Hardy, Jonathon Hardy, Nathan Zimmerman, Heath Palen and coach Bill Bengough will compete at Owen Sound. Youth perfect game The first and only recorded youth perfect game (450) of the season was bowled recently by 17 year old Londoner Nicole Machay in the final game of the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.,B.A.) Youth Challenge Zone finals. Feb. 11 - Exeter 3 vs Seaforth 9 Goals: Sarah Hodge, Kerri Fulton. Pam Keys Assists: Lauryn Baynham (2) Goaltender Kelli Fulton played well in net for the locals Feb. 13 - Exeter 2 vs St. Marys Goals: Laura Skinner, Kern Fulton, Assists: Skinner, Fulton, Keys, Sarah Webber Goaltender Sarah Hodge and St. Marys goaltendgr played excellent games 13M1,. , Feb. 8 - Exeter 1 vs St. Marys 13 Goals: Kelly Miners Assists: Danielle Gregoire, Catherine Bergmann Feb. 13 - Exeter 1- vs Opponent 4 Goals: Heather Davies (3). Amy Ed- wards 92), Katrina Brandt, len MacNiel (2), Teresa Stire, Danielle Miners Assists: MacNeil (4), Stire 92), Miners (3), Davies, Chris Morgan. Jodi Rowe Feb. 13 - Exeter 7 vs Seaforth 3 Goals: MacNiel (2), Miners (2), Davies, Edwards, Cara Gardner Assists: Kim Farquhar (3). Brandt. Stire, Morgan. Judi Wilson, Miners (2), Gard- ner (2). 258, Timmy Hay 257, Jamie Bengough 252, Jennifer Mittelholtz 228. Juniors: Jason Hardy 448, Jonathan Hardy 329. Peewees 2 games: Julia Hardy 177, Ke- vin Ducharme 167. Monday Ladles Friskey Five - Barb Reschke 453, High Five - Nell McCann 547, Alley Cats - Sheona Baker 582, Town & Country - Verlyn Huston 546, Happy Gang - Sherrie Edwards 661, Smokin Shooters - Mary Venner 533, Packers - Elaine Weido 531, Pinpoppers - Marg Munn 516, Odds 'n' Ends - Karen Campbell 737, Red Devils - Bev Cre- gan 702, High single - Sandra Dickert 340. High triple - Bev Cregap 818, High average - Sandra Dickert 220.7. Tuesday Men's League Ramblers - Larry Smith 626, Hensall Boomers - Don Kirk 660, Family Af- fair - Henry Larsen 729, Market - 011ie Edwards 775, La Crystal Balls - Jack Philips 568, Klondyke - Luke Mom- mersteeg 582, Highrollers - Paul Rood 643, The Hookers - Ralph Koopman 596, Rockets - Don Jackson 764, Tea- totallers - Carl Zimmer 613. High sin- gle - 011ie Edwards 338, High tripl e Jim Russell 815, High average - Gary Huston 223.4, Carl Zimmer 216.6. Wednesday Ladies Shirley Wright 657, Theresa McCann 570, Beryl Elgie 460, Louise Wein 433. Wanda Reynolds 548, Rosaline Be - rends 515, Marion Deline 467, Betty Coates 453. H.S. Wanda Reynolds 216, Shirley Wright 239,219. Wednesday Night Ladies Go For It , Donna Webster 666, Five Alives - Betty Datars 580, Dirty Devils - Mona Traquair 578, Filthy Five - Ruth Dunlop 555. High single - Donna Webster 260, High triple - Donna Web- ster 666, High average - Joyce Hillman 205. Tuesday ARC Angels Dan Grob 98, Don Tiedeman 100, David Bressette 162, Gladwyn Dale 39, Robert Fox 90. Eloise Klungel 144. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Al Hargreaves 590. Vic Dunbar 543, Shirley Tiernan 539, Percy Morton 513, Bob Simpson 508, Vee Wilde 503, H.S. - Vic Dunbar 237, Shirley Tiernan 211. Thursday Golden Age Seniors Hazel McEwen 362, Elaine Weido 356, John Lillie 324, Mary Jacobe 325, Bill Burr 249, Laird Jacobe 245, H.S. - Hazel McEwen 203, Mary Jacobe 185. BU wl -(I-t11011 South Huron Big Brothers and Big Sisters held their annual bowl-a-thon at the Zurich Town and Country Bowling Lanes on Sunday aftemoon. Taking part in the activities were, Lisa Hind - marsh, left; Huron -Bruce MP Paul Steckle, and Marilyn Waldeck. Your Views Letters to the editor Fla -mess racing S art p -..Ontario men, women, and horses dominate the harness rac- ing world and we receive very lit- tle recognition for our efforts." Dear Sports Editor: As a regular reader of your newspaper, I would like to make you aware that a large portion of your readership (valued customers) are devoted harness racing fans like myself. Your coverage of our fa- vourite sport is quite limited and I thought it might he as a result of you being unaware of some of our every day accomplishments and contributions. Harness racing in Ontario is very job -creative in that it employs directly, and indirectly, in excess of 30,000 men and women. Racing has no employ- ment barriers and the overwhelming majority of the work is of a hands-on experience. Currently, Ontario is host to 18 Standardbred (harness) racetracks and over two dozen teletheatre (off-site) wagering locations. In 1994, 6.1 million harness racing fans will attend a racing program in Ontario which includes over 4,100 combined days of exciting entertainment. Wagering revenues from those who choose to bet will contribute to the Pro- vincial Treasury $41.4 million in gross pari-mutuel taxes. As you can see, Ontario Harness racing gen- erates large revenues, creates thousands of jobs and contributes substantially to the good health and fis- cal stability of Ontario. Throughout the world, Ontario horsemen and women are recognized as the leaders in harness rac- ing excellence. Annually, Ontario horses dominate the North American season -ending awards and this year voting results were no different. In 1993, the United States Trotting Association had 12 horse cat- egories that each select a dominant horse and Onta- rio owned or trained horses won eight of the 12 ti- tles. These include two-year-old winners Wesgate Crown, Freedom Friend and Armhro Monarch, three-year-old Presidential Ball and Ellamony and Aged Trotting horse Earl, Aged 'f rotting mare Life- time Dream, and Aged Pacing horse Staying To- gether. Staying Together also won the prestigious USTA Horse of the Year honour for owner Bob Ha- mather of Exeter, Ontario. In Europe, Ontario horses and drivers also fare quite well and much of Europe's prize trotting stock has "Ontario Roots". In 1992 Sweden's premier racc of the year the Sovalla Elitlopp was won by the trotting sensation "Billyjojimboh" owned by Mikc and Lori Wade of Seagrave and expertly driven by Sunderland's, Murray Brethour. In closing, as you can see in this short letter Onta- rio men, women, and horses dominate the harness racing world and we receive very little recognition for our efforts. For your next harness racing story, call the Ontario Harness Horse Association should you require any facts. Yours sincerely. M. Watt The Middlesex County Board of Education Kindergarten Pre -registration Pre -registration for children eligible to commence kindergarten in September 1994 is being carried out In Middlesex County Public Schools. Children who will be five years old by December 31, 1994 are eligible to attend. Please contact your local school by March 31, 1994 for more information regarding registration times and procedures. B.M Ball E.D. Anderson Chairperson Director of Education Established in 1.987 Critters Corner 363 Main Street Exeter, Ontario 235-0252 "Owned and operated by Shelley Grant since 1993"