Zurich Citizens News, 1975-02-20, Page 13PAGE 14
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975
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Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
SENIOR ML(ED BOWLING LEAGUE , February 13
Points
7
0
0
7
5
2
Hi Hopes - Mary Laporte - 825
Newcomers - Laird Jacobe - 492
Whippoorwills - Allan Gascho - 570
Hawkeyes - John Goldsmith - 636
Varieties - Marg Horner - 567
Ramblers - Howard Finkbeiner - 584
HIGH SINGLE - Mary Laporte - 329
HIGH TRIPLE - Mary Laporte - 825
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, February 10,
Ups and Downs - Angela Watson - 496
Road Runners - Anita Faber - 578
Super Six - Reta Mommersteeg - 525
Packers - Leona Rader - 594
Angels - Carmel Sweeney - 514
Alley Oops - Dianne Ducharrne - 606
Dashwood Tigerettes - Carol Luther - 465
Slow Pokes - Helen Ryan - 634
Town & Country Six - Doreen Dietrich - 5 99
Starlites - Dianne Becker - 620
Jolly Six - Mona Campbell - 6 09
Happy Gang - Martha Pfaff - 519
HIGH SINGLE - Pat Schroeder
HIGH TRIPLE - Hazel McEwen - 740
HIGH AVERAGE - Pat Schroeder - 198
MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE, February 4,
Points
2
5
2
5
7
0
7
0
DJ, 's - Rick Regier - 611
Go -Getters - Howard Finkbeiner. - 702
Flyers - Glen Thiel - 667
Head Pins - Carl Finkbeiner - 612
Discount Daves - Dave Rader - 620
Blue Water - Ed Denornme - 556
Rockets - Hubert Schilbe - 647
Wild Bunch - Kim McKinnon - 563
HIGH SINGLE - Bill Smith - 344
HIGH TRIPLE - Jim Bedard - 824
HIGH AVERAGE - Tony Bedard - 217
SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE, February 6,
Whippoorwills - Bob Horner - 571 0
Varieties - Earl Horner - 692 7
Ramblers - Howard Finkbeiner - 521 2
Newcomers - Raye Jacobe - 518 5
Hi Hopes - Louis Willert - 581 2
Hawkeyes - John Goldsmith - 596 5
HIGH SINGLE - Claire Geiger - 313
HIGH TRIPLE - Claire Geiger - 802
LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE, February 3,
Alley Oops - Donna Harnather - 655
Packers - Marg Clarke - 709
Ups & Downs - Ila O'Rourke - 594
Super Six - Reta Mommersteeg - 565
Road Runners - Anita Faber - 617
Jolly Six - Wanda McClinchey - 601
Slow Pokes - Helen Ryan - 559
Starlites - Jean Schroeder - 649
Town & Country Six - Shirley Pole - 576
Dashwood Tigerettes - Marg Butler - 508
Happy Gang - Isabel Becker - 476
Angels - Carmel Sweeney - 660
HIGH SINGLE - Pat Schroeder - 316
HIGH TRIPLE - Hazel McEwen - 740
HIGH AVERAGE - Pat Schroeder -..198
Total
Points
73
42
39
69
86
76
54
100
50
118
51
73
26
68
74
124
83
19
Total
Points
48
73
77
60
96
51
73
54
39
81
74
42
66
62
66
111
54
50
93
76
61
117
74
26
19
51
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Exeter trustee Clarence Mc-
Donald suggested the chairman
have the right to put closure
on any discussion. "I went
through the old tunes with long
sessions, " added McDonald.
Mrs. Kunder was reappoint-
ed to the Huron -Perth Tubercul-
osis and Respiratory Disease
Association, she commented,
"It's about time somebody else
had the job preferably non-
smokers." .
Approval was given to change
professional development day
from May 30 to April 25 for
schools for the Trainable Ment-
ally Retarded.
The board approved an exp-
enditure of about $1500 to send
a physical education teacher
to Russia in May to take part
in an in-depth study of the Sov-
iet system of physical education
The course is three weeks in
length and will examine the
physical education curricula in
priznary,s econdary and post-
secondary institutions for male
and female students.
The application to make the
trip came from 13111 Weber a
staff member at Central Huron
in Clinton and he will probably
represent Huron.
In discussion Cayley Hill
said "I support the idea but
I'm a little concerned about
who should go. No casting any
aspersions on Mr. Weber. I
would leave the decision up to
the board. I congratulate him
for the idea."
During the discussion Marian
Zinn said "Isn't this the sort
of thing we want our teachers
to do,"
In his presentation Weber
said the Russian Seminar prov-
ides a rare opportunity to look
at an entirely different system.
At the present we are over-
exposed to a flood of American
ideas."
Attending the meeting as
observers were Ran McKay,
principal of Hensall Public
School, Sharon Soldan, vice-
principal of Stephen Central
School and John Gummow,
Director of Education in Middle-
sex and three others from his
board.
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