14 - Wednesday, January 28, 1987 - North Shore News

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THE WOMEN in the Royalette
10-Pin Bowling League at Lions
Gate Lanes were treated to an ex-
cellent performance by two league
members recently.

Betty Pasternak, a long -time
bowler, golfer and grandmother,
bowled three tremendous games of
233, 210 and 190 for an excellent
633 series.

Jeaneite Neale was only five pins
behind with games of 191, 224 and
213 for a 628 total.

Neale continued her steady
bowling when she rolled games of
162, 176 and 201 for a 539 series in
the Delbrook League.

Also in the Delbrook League,
Vera Allison bowled a nice single

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Cokey Drake was the top male
bowler with games of 177, 235 and
197 tor a 609 series.

Mel Cole, who has a 165 league
average, bowled a consistent 193,
197 and 193 for a 560 total.

Walt Walmesley had a big 212
game and a 543 three-game series.

Tom Starchuk, whose average is
143, rolled a high single game of
216.

In the Neates Coffee Doubles
League, Sandra Chadwick bowled
a tremendous 269 game en route to
a 810 four-game total.

John Vinters had two big games
of 225 and 223, and Claude Dom-
phousse had a high single game of

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Joana Cashman converted the
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spare.

Doubles partners Trish McKay
and Cal Craik were the top team
of the week with Mckay bowling
games of 110, 137, 133 and 110 for
a 490 series and Craik rolling 129,
151, 18) and 136 for a 597 total.
Their team total, including handi-
cap, was 1,779.

Bowling in the
Ladies Trio League,
had games of 199, 156,
225 for a 775 series.

Jan Crock bowled steady with
games of 212, 172, 186 and 187 for
a 757 total while Tracy Noble had

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a 748 series with games of 191,
21f, 178 and 168,

Eleanore Ratvlaffe bowled her
highest series so far this season
when she had games of 215, 180,
189 and 160 for a 744 total.

Joan Dickey also had a 744
series with games of 201, 202, 179
and 162. Maureen Hamilton,
meanwhile, bowled 160, 208, 194
and 163 for a 725 total, and Lee
Jillings had a high single game of
235. .

At) Thunderbird Lanes, Kerri
Thorburn continues her uphill
climb in the Duggan West In-
surance Mixed Trio League. She
had big games of 220 and 231 and
a four-game total of 801 which

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Donna Jeffries had an excelient
786 series with games of 209, 210,
199 and 168.

Tracy Noble bowled well with
games of 175, 225, 175 and 199 for
a 774 total.

Derilyn Tearve started slowly
but finished well with games of
157, 216, 190 and 188 and a 751
series.

Mickie Basso bowled consistent-
ly well with games of 178, 196, 182
and 181 for a 737 total. Barbara
Teepven had a nice 734 series with
games of 149, 189, 205 and 191.

Don Zerkee had two excellent

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