Rankings of Provincial Singles

Women

D6 Marg Lepere 2.5

D9 Kelly McKerihen 3
D14 Laura Hawryszko 3.8

D12 Gloria Cheung 4.5
D7 Susan Karlins 4.8
D4 Sharon Farrish 6.8

D10 Nanci Myers 7.3

D8 Christine Schuknecht 9.4
D15A Stephanie Miller 9.4

D16 Leone Braby 10

D5 Joan Way 10.4

D2 Marge Potter 10.7

D13 Chris Pingle 12.6

D1 Lynne Newton 13.1

D15B Sylvia Poulain 13.6

D3 Lindsay McGhee 14.1

Men
D13 Ron Geniole 2

D9 Jeff Harding 2.2
D3 Ryan Stadnyk 4.2
D4 Jurgen Fessler 4.7

D14 Robert Steffen 5

D10 Peter Wong 7.2
D6 Jim Lepere 8.3

D8 Jacob Schuknecht 8.8
D2 Jim Roth 10.7

D1 Martin Henly 10.9
D11 Vince Donohoe 11.3

D16 Rob Rienzo 11.5
D5 Rich Peart 11.6

D12 Arnie Markowitz 12
D7 Mike Wagner 12.1

D15 Steve Miller 13.7

News Of Our Fellow Bowlers

A note from Cindy Taylor about her Dad, Murray.

For those not aware Murray Taylor suffered a heart attack on Sunday July 13, while lawn bowling in Hanover. 

Murray’s family is indebted to his team-mate John Ferguson who called for medical assistance.   

He was taken by ambulance to Hanover Hospital and then transferred to St. Marys Hospital in Kitchener.  On Monday July 14 Murray had a triple by-pass operation.

Murray appreciates and thanks all those who have made inquiries and sent best wishes.  While he remains in Hospital and unable to have visitors at this time, anyone wanting to send “get well greetings”  can do so at the following address:                      Murray Taylor

                                                Box 197,

                                                Grand Valley, L0N IG0

Or email Murray at   :  kti@golden.net      

The CHALLENGE10 HOME STRETCH

Your participation in our bowls campaign in support of the Cancer Society has been superb.

$SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE PLEDGED$

Half to Breast Cancer , Half To Prostate Cancer

One more event in the Punter's Pool. 

Who can predict the two Canadian qualifiers in the Singles event.

Some play, some don't. But we are one in the pursuit of a cure. 

First, The Rankings

Take a look at the completed Singles field.

Rank the players in your predicted order of finish.There must be a minimum of 10 on your list.

Do Women or Men or both if you dare.

Send to BobB for compilation.

Then put your 'bobs' where your talk has wandered.

'Ugly One' has increased his stake to b53,000.

Triactor a shade lower at b50,000.

Free consultation for the asking.

The selections are but figments of our imagination.

The camaraderie is as real  as tomorrow.

The windows are opened.

SINGLES DISTRICT WINNERS 2010

Provincials at Campbellford
July 24,25
Women

D1 Lynne Newton

D2 Marge Potter

D3 Lindsay McGhee

D4 Sharon Farrish

D5 Joan Way

D6 Marg Lepere

D7 Susan Karlins

D8 Christine Schuknecht

D9 Kelly McKerihen

D10 Nanci Myers

D12 Gloria Cheung

D13 Chris Pingle

D14 Laura Hawryszko

D15A Stephanie Miller
D15B Sylvia Poulain

D16 Leone Braby

Provincials at Bobcaygeon
July 24,25

Men

D1 Martin Henly

D2 Jim Roth

D3 Ryan Stadnyk

D4 Jurgen Fessler

D5 Rich Peart

D6 Jim Lepere

D7 Mike Wagner

D8 Jacob Schuknecht

D9 Jeff Harding

D10 Peter Wong

D11 Vince Donohoe

D12 Arnie Markowitz

D13 Ron Geniole

D14 Robert Steffen

D15 Steve Miller

D16 Rob Rienzo

Notes from the field:
District 15
It looks like the host club will have one of its own to cheer on in the Singles Championship.
Sylvia Poulain from the Campbellford L.B.C. finished 2nd in the Districts.
District 5
J12 Well, after 39 individual matches to 21 points, and something in the area of 800 to 1000 ends played, District 5 has crowned Richard Peart as it's 2010 Champion!

It only took 3 days to complete.

J11 The ladies were won by Joan Way over Julia Farrell in the final.
The mens extends into day 3 on Monday evening with Rich Peart taking on Peter Clarke in the final. Rich took me[ Dave Burrows] out facing three down and game for two consecutive ends with two perfect shots on his last bowls to win 21-19. Peter took out Greg Wilson in another barn burner. 25, 28, and even 31 end games were the norm, with some games going three and a half hours.
 
J10 District 5 began Saturday, with 20 entries in the mens singles, and 8 in the ladies. After 3 full games plus tie breaker games, we have finally whittled the field down to the top 10 in mens and top 4 in ladies
Contributed by  Dave Burrows.
District 14
J11It's over and what a finish!
Robert finally beat his younger brother.
Alan started off with a little bit of a lead but Robert kept plugging away and came back to tie the game twice. It was 18 to 17 for Alan when Robert pulled the rug out from beneath  Alan's feet and scored a 4 end to win the game!
J10 We still have another day to go before the district 14 men's single champion is decided. There were only two ladies entered, and Laura Hawryszko from Cobourg won it.
The Steffen brothers are still in, along with Jim Butler and Don Northeim.
In the last game to-day Robert beat Alan 21 to 20!
Contributed by Mary White

 
 

ACTION GALORE; THAT'S AMORE!

LADIES 3 DAY
Friday July 30th to Sunday August 1st
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LADIES IN WAITING 3 DAY
Friday July 30th to Sunday August 1st
Hanover LBC
Annual - Page 123


PROFESSIONAL BOWLS ASSOCIATION ONTARIO
Saturday July 31st to Monday August 2nd
Kitchener Heritage Greens
3 Singles Events - Ist Prize $600 Each
$4,800 in prizes Full Entry


FIRST Annual
Junior Drawn Pairs Tournament

Open to youths 18 and under

Sunday August 1st

Niagara Falls L.B.C.

Please contact Chone Chatterton 

PROVINCIAL SENIORS
Tuesday August 3rd, Wednesday August 4th
Kitchener Heritage Greens


CANADIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
18 and Under
Thursday August 5th to Saturday August 7th
London Fairmont


1ST ANNUAL HERITAGE OPEN TRIPLES SKINS TOURNAMENT
Saturday August 7th
Kitchener Heritage Greens
$3,000 in prizes with Full Entry


WORLD JUNIOR CUP SELECTION 
18 to 25 Years
Sunday August 8th, Monday August 9th, Tuesday August 10th ( if necessary)
London Fairmont  


PROVINCIAL MIXED PAIRS
Saturday August 7th, Sunday August 8th
Leaside LBC

BREAST CANCER MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
in Memory of
Vicki Weatherstone and Susanne Harrison
Friday September 17 [M.P. / L.P. ]
Sarnia LBC
Roast Beef Dinner, $20 pp (with $10 charitable receipt )

SENIORS DISTRICT WINNERS 2010

Provincials at Kitchener Heritage Greens
 August 3,4

Women

D1 Verna Roth(S), Marg Richards, Sue Martin

D2 Noreen Welsh(S), Karen Robinson, Cathy Townsend
D3 Dorothy Forbes(S), Shirley Hague, Deanna Palmer
D4 Shirley Schmidt(S), Dorothy Mero, Marilyn Lancaster
D5 Margaret Beacroft(S), Joan Way, Anne Harris
D6 Kathy Smith(S), Heather Petit, Pat Girgenti
D7A Hazel Reid(S), Bev Hitchman, Shirley Filsinger
D8 Helen Kelley(S), Velda Francis, Marilyn Rogers
D9 Dorothea Phair(S), Anna Carr, Nancy Clark
D10 Carole-Anne Bowers(S), Maureen Ferguson, Auriel Daniel
D7B Jean Brighton(S), Beverly Houston, Betty Mayne
D12 Doreen Semple(S), Brooke Reid, Shirley Ko
D13 Melva Jones(S), Pauline Spencer, Judy Munro
D14 Jan Bauer(S), Linda Butler, Priscilla Downs
D15 Iris Sager(S), Liz Horton, Eleanor Henderson
D16 Leone Braby(S), Suzanne Savard, Joannie Marks

Men

D1 Alfie Fairweather(S), Bill Rankin, Frank Stuhmueller

D2 Jim Foley(S), Jack MacIntosh, Bill Baxter
D3 Moe Cosyn(S), Wes Hague, Jim Smith
D4 Joe Dorsch(S), Jack Muir, Jack Ross
D5 Frank Pring(S), Lock Morgan, Bob Sanders
D6 Keith Pooley(S), Hugh Bertram, George McCall
D7 Barry Parker(S), Frank Witchey, Garry LeMeiux
D8 Ken Bester(S), William Duffy O'Brecht, Murray Trusk
D9 Bob Woods(S), Jim Curley, Ed Hazel
D10 Joe Green(S), Al Ferguson, Bill Stevenson
D11 Vince Donohoe(S), Herb Simek, George Penman
D12 Arnie Markowitz(S), Rick Matthews, M.C. Kwok
D13 Ron Geniole(S), John Ferguson, George Finlay
D14 Wayne Wallwork(S), Jim Butler, Gord Terwillegar
D15 Don Adams(S), Bruce Diamond, John Sager
D16 Grant Fletcher(S), Rico Silvestro, John Bennett


Canadians at Halifax, Nova Scotia
August 25 to September 1