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Page 8, News, Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Terrace Bav bowlers fare well against strong competition Upset win highlight of tournament By Shelly Long On Saturday April 23, the Terrace Bay Bowling Association hosted the 3rd Annual Northshore Playdowns. Fifteen teams took part in this day-long event. There were teams from Nipigon, Red Rock, Marathon, Manitouwadge and our own center. You can well imagine the thrill of winning in your category, or placing in the top three teams. Terrace Bay did just that in this year's playdowns. Our mixed teams placed second and third. The team members were: Linda Falzetta, Ron Falzetta, Sylvia Sutherland, Harold Sutherland, Becky Vannatter and Stan Greenwood. Third-place team was com- prised of: Lea Falzetta, Dave Falzetta, Joe Dobush, Marlene Dobush, Dan Imbeault and Helen Caul (missing due to illness was Jackie Imbeault). Our men's team took second place in their division. The team members are: Paul Moon, Rick Burry, Dan Imbeault, Joe Dobush, ay 12th is the ate by which the unicipal Enumeration Dont Step Li; information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. Add information about new occupants, If any of the Gene Woods and Bob Gugelyk. Our ladies team bowled very well, and won us a first in this divi- sion. The members were: Marie- Paule Jean, Clarie Bastion, Murielle Mills, Debbie Papineau, Shelly Long and Lea Falzetta. The Northshore banner will hang in the alleys because of this team's efforts. To recap the first-place winners of the Northshore Playdowns : Mixed -- Marathon, Men's -- Red Rock, Ladies -- Terrace Bay. Now, there is a sort of Cinderel- la story in the singles category To make it into the "singles," the top three triples (three game totals) have to bowl-off against each other. The top three females were: Denise Maidment from Red Rock with 692, Debbie Papineau from Terrace Bay with a 708 and Linda Michano from Marathon with a 713. So our Terrace Bay bowler had made it into the singles tourney. ~ She had to first go up against Denise and, and she beat her with a 218. Now she had to bowl Linda Michano. 4 Ducks Unlimited Canada we're good at it. the beginning of our next fifty years. best...consery e wetlands. We've been doing it since 1938. Today we employ more than 400 professionals and support staff in 44 offices across Canada. We keep an eye on wetlands -- and During 1988, we're celebrating our golden anniversary. How? By building wetland conservation Srojects. And when we finish those, we'll work on more, because helping out Canada's waterfowl and wildlife is the best way we know to celebrate \ve don't thir < of ourselves as saviours of the natural world. We're hard-working, down-to-eart>, nuts-and-bolts conservationists who do what we know THE DUCKS AND GEESE DO THE REST. Anyone who has ever bowled in any Northshore Tournaments is well aware of Linda's bowling stan- dards. Her average is top in the Northshore with a 242 and, het style and confidence is "Mastet Bowler" material. Debbie said before they began that she was honored to bowl with such a player. So our bowler, with a 180 average, bowled for the sake of playing with a "Pro." Our "Cinderella" became 4 princess and beat Linda Michano with 219 to 209 and won the Northshore Woman's trophy. The thrill of her win touched us all. Congratulations Debbie! Great bowling! I was one of those bowlers who participated and it was great. Let me take this moment to thank some people: our NSPD Chairperson, Lea Falzetta; hospital- ity room coordinator Carol Gugelyk and her helpers; our Bar Chairperson Paul Moon and his helpers and bartenders; and a spe- cial thanks to everyone who helped: by making goodies or helping out with their time. WE CONSERVE WETLANDS... EAL ACTRMADE LE SIe e e including children. If you don't have Call 1-800-665-DUCK for more information. otice mailed to enough space on the notice, attach a separate piece of paper with all the details. ADVERTISING SALESPERSON our household must = TT [egisgl ce (ce S: A= oles B:| 35: bao Ee LAKEHEAD LIVING e completed and | returned. Step e Seok 2 Aggressive, creative, organized and detail-conscious language education rights . .. it's new Advertising Salesperson wanted to produce solid ° for this enumeration. 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