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Exeter Times. -Advocate
Sports
Wednesday. January 27, 1999
Cregan bowls highest triple
By Ron and Jean Dann
ZURICH - Zurich
Association bowlers Rose
Rader, Jerry
Hetherington and Ted
Stanlake travel to
Torpnto Saturday to
compete in the presi-
dents, secretaries and
treasurers divisions of
the Ontario Five Pin
Bowlers' Association
(O.F.P.B.A.) three game,
pins over average,
Provincial rolloifs of the
National League
Executive
Championships.
The president, secre-
tary and treasurer who
beat their average by the
most pins in their
respective categories,
will each win a one-week
0-1
holiday trip for two
including transportation
and accommodation. The
Zurich Association is a
division of the Bluewater
Zone T Association.,
Doubles winners
The team of Jen
Glazier and Lynn Feeney
won a recent three
game, pins over average
Zurich Association rolloff
of the O.F.P.B.A. High
Low Doubles tournament
at Town and Country
lanes, and will now join
other Bluewater Five Pin
Bowlers' Association
teams in advancing to
the three game, pins•
over, average Ontario
Championships Feb. 27.
at Hamilton's 49 lane
Sherwood Centre.
All teams in the
Provincial will be divided
into four divisions. Each
team shall compete
against all other teams
in their own Division for
the purpose of determin-
ing a Divisional
Champion and the win-
ners of trips to Florida.
Highest triple
Zurich Association
president Mike Cregan
recently bowled Town
and Country's highest
triple of the season 882,E
including 333, 323 and
226 games while Jerry
Hetherington and Roger
Ward hold the record for
pins over average in a
single game with plus
142 and 141.
Exeter Skating dub
EXETER - The Exeter
Skating Club has had a
very - busy and successful
week with skating compe-
titions and a test day.
Congratulations to the fol-
lowing skaters who repre-
sented Exeter at the Great
Lakes Winter Skating
Festival in London, Jan.
15 -Jan. 17: Heidi Klopp
and Skylar Van Osch.won:
silver in Preliminary
Dance; Laura Noakes and
Shaun Brooker, , bronze in
Juvenile pairs; Noakes also
won bronze in. Preliminary
C ladies; Brenna Anstett
won silver in Junior
Bronze B and a gold in her
elements; Michelle Murphy
4th in Junior Bronze B and
gold in her elements;
Jason Roy 6th in Junior
Bronze B mens and
Kristylee Varley and
Michelle Roy both placed
7th in Junior Bronze B;
Roy also placed 5th in her
elements; Jenalyn Baker
placed 4th in Senior
Bronze A, Anna Pryde won
gold in Senior Silver ladies
and a silver in her ele-
ments.
On Jan. 18, Exeter host •
-
ed its second Test Day of
the year with near perfect
results once again.
Congratulations to the fol-
lowing skaters. who suc-
cessfully passed -their tests:
• Michelle Roy passed her
Skill #5, Shannon Clarke,
Amanda Allen and Erin
Pryde passed theirSkill #7;
Maria Dinney, Danae
Krahn and Jenna Becker
passed their Preliminary
Freeskate Test, and Jason
Roy passed his Junior
Bronze Freeskate Test;
passing their very first
dance test, the Dutch
Waltz, were Emily Loosley,
Chelsea .. Rudderham,
Kelsey Holtzmann, Kaitlyn
Hakvoort, - Amberlee
• Overholt, and Kaitlyn
Krahn; Natasha
Duckworth and Melissa
Barker.-- Swing Dance,
Terrilyn Barker - Fiesta
Tango, Jenna Becker - 14
Step, Tiffany Sheppard
European Waltz, Jenalyn
Baker - Rocker Foxtrot,
and Megan Gingerich -
Starlight. ' •
Exeter Skating. Club will
have 23 representatives at
the upcoming H.O.M.E.
Competition in St. Thomas,
February 5-7.
Prepared by Deb Roy
Exeter Skating Club Test
- Chairman and Media
Relations
Men's League - January 18 & 20
Stratford City 12 vs. Exeter Fury 0
Goals for Stratford: Ed Petrusma (3). Darren Flood (3),
Carlos Ramos (2), Edvin Mena (2), Marcel Misuraca (2)
Exeter Thunder 13 vs. Grand Bend 1
Goals for Exeter Thunder: Andrew Prout (4), Marty
DeBruyn (4) Peter Fragiskatos (2), Jason Monteith (2), Ryan
Beattie
Goals for Grand Bond: Hubert Harcius
Goderich 9 vs. Exeter Centennials 5
Goals for Goderich: Ben Kaak (4), Steve Ryan (2), Mark
Bellinger, jim O'Reilly, Kevin Meldinger
Goals for Exeter Centennials: Frank Box (3), Matt Muller,
Richard Verberne
Women's League - January 18 &20
Lucas 3 vs. Exeter (11) 3
Goals for Lucan: Kelly Maslen, Adrieno Leake,,y, Sara
Szabo
Goals for Exeter 2: Beccl Farquhar, Wench Sims, Cindy
Moore
Exeter (1) 3 vs. Grand Bend lioness 4
Goals for Grand Bend: Kim Lucier (3), Caitlin Carson
Goals for Exeter 1: Jacqueline VanEsbroeck (2), Kerry
• ' Brownlee
Goderich 5 vs. Stratford 3
Goals for Goderich: Julie Hansen (2), Nicole Frayne,'
Jackie Vanstone, Martha Herring
Goals for Stratford: Erin Atchison, Jennie Riddell, Pam
Lamba
•
Shuffleboard
Hassall
January 19
Jean Crerar
Russell Ferguson
Isabel Rogerson
Dave Woodward
Alice Thiel
Betty Simmons
Ray Helier
Ethel McMurtrie
436
425
382
364
343
296
243
242
Carpet bowling
Exeter - Jan. 22
Carmon Stewart 3W28
Marion Dearing 2W39
Stan Roth 2W37
John Batten - 2W23
Jan. 25
Ray Hodgson . 3W44
Myrtle Maguire 3W34
Marion Dearing 3W33
Audrey MacGregor 3W32
Sam Skinner 2W35
Sandi Maxwell 2W27
Marg Deichert 2W25
John DeWeerd 2W23
Bill Sullivan 2W22
Mike Underhill 2W21
Marshall Dearing 2W20
Snowmobile club holds poker rally
HENSALL - The
Pineridge Snowmobile
Club held its annual
Poker Rally on January
17.
Approximately 678
hands were sold and peo-
ple travelled from
Bayfield, London, Grani
Bend and Mitchell.
The top seven winning
hands were: Tim Detner,
Exeter; Bill Wagner, Hay;
Lisa Kernick, Kirkton;
Scott Wilson, Brucefield;
Marg McCarter, Exeter;
Jeff Kerslake, Exeter;
Sean Westlake, Kirkton.
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interim property taxes and still have a February
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