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ZURICH BOWLING
Sunday Melnick' Res.
Tom Brodie - 541
Paul Rustenburg - 464
Kaz Bezlc - 439 •
Harry Spike - 407
HS - Tom Brodie - 227
HS - Paul Rustenburg - 200
Wednesday Ladies League
Grace Drummond - 477
Ina Browning - 562
Stella Taylor - 431
Lauretta Siegner - 431
Vicki Horbanuik - 511
Anne Cann - 517
Betty Smith - 472
13-S. - Vicki Horbanuik - 205
H.S. - Anne Cann - 202
Wednesday Nite Ladies League
S G. Tripp - 691 - 3
GG D. Overholt - 530 5
GB B. Datars - 614 2
DS T. Jennison - 509 5
BJ J, Hillman - 617 4
TH L. Butterman- - 429 2
Thursday Grand Cove
Roy Broad - 518 Ole Olekson - 530
Nancy Louch- 487 Teresa Day - 546
Ted Day - 461
H.S: - Ole Olekson - 188
H.S. - Teresa Day - 203
Thursday Mixed League
C L. Melocke - 700 5
SP J. Hayter - 569 0
AT F. Palen - 604 2
OC B. Bierling - 741 7
MC K. Geromkin - 446
Saturday Mens' Inlertown
Pts. 1812 -Zurich: High 5 - Ron Dann
1222, Frank Palen 1194. high S.
Frank Palen 301 -
Pts. 2912-Lucan: high 5- Roger Ben-
newies -1164. High S. - Ray Hands 308 -
Thursday Golden Age Seniors
High Doubles
Ed Strachan 363 Charlie Hendy 332
George Anderson - 276
HS. - Ed Strachan - 235
H.S. - Lillian Restemeyer - 152
Tuesday Mens' League
VH R. Dann - 678 13
R J. Fuller - 643 17
FA G. Overholt - 619 12
TT C. Zimmer - 642 20
NC H. Green - 749 18
DT T. Sweiger - 612 13
GC R. Bierling - 684
K T. Smits-699 17
HR J. Smits - 606 6
DM A. Osgood - 536 10
BB R. Mennen - 630 24
LONG DISTANCE CHAMPS - The grade five and six cross country
team from St. Boniface Separate School in Zurich brought home the
winning pennant from the Huron Perth meet held at the Benmiller
Falls Reserve. Front row: Michelle L. Ducharme, sixth place (left),
Danielle McKinnon, Elizabeth Groot, first place. Back row: Lauralee
Creces, fourth (left), Michelle D. DucLharme, and Renee Sweeney.
St. Boniface first
The St. Boniface grade five and six -
girls cross country t.eain turned in a
winning performance at the
lluron/Perth separate school meet at
the Benmiller Falls Reserve on Oc-
tober 14.
Lucan bowling stats
Ladies Inter -town - Lucan 1-23, Mit-
chell 7 - Audrey Watt 265-678, Jan
Capitano 217-623. Lucan 2-5 pt-
Goderich 25 - Mary Jefferies 239-669.
Deb Pearce 263-618.
Men's Inter -town - Lucan 28 -Bowl
Mor 20 - Ray Hands 296-1276. Don
Watt 254-1121.
Colleen's - Debbie McNair 325-750,
Sheila Hodgins 220-614, Louise Hayter
263-609, Deb Scarborough 222-601, Deb
Wonnacott 236, Pat Hodgins 232.
Marion Dykeman 228. Jean Hickson
226, Diane Fauber% 221.
Tuesday Y.B.C. - Chris Smith 201,
Stephanie Sandison 174. Lyndsay Dick
167, David Damen 165. Jason
Woytowich 161. Becky Van Geel 156,.
Kevin Moore 151: Denise Cowdrey
144, Shelly Wyatt 141.
Medway - Grace Rush 236-698,
Peter Den Otter 244-689, Arnie
Vandeweil 213-616, Tom Barr 257.
Jack Moir 257, Vera Giardin 240. Cal
Carmichael 238.
Senior Citizens - Jim Burt 309-626,
Edie Burt 217-602, Harry Noels 202,
Frank DeBlock 196, Derwin Beatson
173, Eileen Kirkey 174. Henry DenOt-
ter 154.
Wednesday Y.B.C. - Chris Goddard
133, Erica Wilcox 131, Brad Goddard
127, Amy Damen 126, Jason Daubs
116, Jeffrey Butler 115. Wesley Roll-
ings 110, Sara -Lynn Dauncey 110.
C.A.W. Local 1620 - Vicki Horbanuik
-257-682, Cheryl Smith 260-663, Gary
Dunlop 2:37-632, Bill Chadwick 286-630,
Mark Fauber•t .279-620, Luanne
Herbert 246-606, Wendy Brown 258.
Brian Herbert 221
Wednesday Mixed - Bob Pipe
282.634, Roily Carty 311-633, Ray
VanGeel 239-633. Gary Dunlop 223-4129.
Bob Cornish 220-624, Wayne Carty
228-613, Tom Robinson 212-611; Judy
Wailers 222.
Thursday Men - Basil Short 248-717,
Yaul Smith 251-701, Don Watt 2:37-700,
Orval Rinn 264-698, Ray Elands
251-694: Larry Smith 300-665, Ron
Dickey 263-658, Fred Wells 250-658,
Brian Ankers 239-658, Larry. Gibson
254-657, Brian Noyes 235-653, Earl
Allison 244-647, Wayne Smith 243-645,
Larry Atkins 244-640. Andy McIntyre
238-6:35.
Friday Y.B.C. - Robbie Hillis 157,
Dan Gibson 150. Desmond Rodgers
148, Matthew Dickey 148, Julia Har-
rigan 130. Lisa Gibson 1:30, Stacey
Evans 127, Scott .Chatterson 112.
Friday Mixed - M Robicheau
325-702, Ed Fox 299-702, Pete Smith
263-685. Harold Smith 251-674, Wayne
Smith 254-653, Jim Burt 235-636, Dan
Rodgers 278-634, Edie Burt 2:31
Sunday Y.B.C. - Angela Perry 207,
Paul Smith 198, Shane Munro 198.
Stephen Snider 163, honey -Lynn Gib-
son 143, Tabatha Perry 141.
Sunday Mixed - Geo. Wilson :309-722.
Larry Gibson 242-673, Don Morgan
261-636, Linda Webber 236-635, Shirley
Barker 256-6:34, Bill Smith 276-606.
Glena Tripp 287, Rick McKinnon 233.
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The team finished first with a total
of 32 points to edge out the St.
Patrick's teain from Kinkora who had
36 points.
The St..13oniface girls team of six
girls in the 2000 metre race placed
•Elizabeth Groot first with a time of
9:53, Laura Lee Creces in fourth
place, and Shelley Ducharme in sixth.
•Both the grade seven andeight boys
and girls teams from Zurich placed
second at the meet while the grade
three and four boys -placed third, just
ahead of Exeter's Precious Blood.
Wayne Masse of St. Boniface,
Zurich, placed second in the grade
three and four boys race with Chad
Gilfillan of Exeter close behind in
fifth. Charlene Regier and Carrie
Ducharme of the St. Boniface grade
seven and eight team placed second
and fourth respectively in Ihcir 2:,100
metre race.
Hawks edged out by Brussels
Exeter Hawks split a pair of games
on the weekend, trouncing Clinton 11-1
Friday night and then losing narrow-
ly to Brussels Saturday by a score of
3-2. •
• Dave- Bogart. Hawks head
coach,
said that the easy victory Friday
night against Clinton made it difficult
to motivate the Junior D club against
Brussels Sati.rday.
"As a result of a cake -walk like
that, we started out a little slow on
Saturday." he said. "They t BrILsse Is
out -shot us. We only had six shots on
goal in the first period and the shots
we had were from way out."
Brussels took a single goal lead in
the first period Saturday and
added t0 it just 30 seconds into
'
then
o th'
second. •
Exeter rebounded less than three
minutes later %t•hen Scot t.l:ovie scored
Broin George 1'ratt.'I'hen.lason Leslie
added a goal to tie the game at 11:19.
Brussels potted the winning goal at
the half -way mark of the third and
Exeter was unable to match it. • •
"'Their goalie made some big saves
and that seemed to pick, them up,-- -
Bogarl said Sunday. -We play thein .
again next Sunday in ifr•tisst•k and .1
Cross country
On Wednesday. October 7. a cross
country run .was held in Exeter.
Schools participating were llensall,
Exeter. Zurich. McCurdy and
Stephen Central.
Among the •top ten runners from
llensall tvet•e ('ara Gardner. Sean
Kyle. Katie Sue Kyle, Shane Pepper,
Lori Gould and !Melissa Masse. ('ara
Gardner was the junior champion.
Mixed darts
Fri. Nile Mixed Darts
High %tan's score Alex Jackson
171. High lady's score. Wanda
Reynolds 117 and Betty Mclsaac
117.
Frank Dullarry took four games.
High spare man score, Mark
Wragg 100: high spare . lady's
score, Brenda Snell 99.
Scotties 4 - ('anscotts 1
Outlaws -1 - Odd Ones 1
Me(:rundy 4 - 3 P's in a Pod
Lost Flights :3 - Itchy Niters 2
The 1i's 3 - Swat 2
Shiphunters 3 - Smurfs 2
Friday, October 23
The II's - Outlaws
McGrundy - Smurfs
Shiphunters - Swat
-Itchy Niters - Odd Ones
3 Y's in.a Pod - Canscotts
Scotties - Lost Flights .
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think there'll be a different result." justments in Hawks line up when the
two teams meet again.
"1'11 give my fourth line guys some
ice -time and bring up some Midgets,"
he said.
Hawks took a five point lead in the
first on goals by Clarke Singer (21,
Jiin Lewis, lAwie and Jon O'Connor.
The second period was scoreless.
1n the third, Scott Bogart, Geoff
Slater, Lovie, and O'Connor (31
pumped in goals for Exeter.
Note: Bogart praised stick boy Hen
Riley for his fine defensive coaching
efforts Friday night.
Hawkswere missing. four
defencemen from the line-up Satur-
day due to misconducts and injuries.
When Bogart looks toward the
playoffs, he sees Brussels in a promi-
nent position.
"We should be in the division finals:
It should be us and Brussels and it'll
just be a matter of whoever works the
hardest, wins."
Friday night, Exeter walked -over
a weak, under-inanned Clinton team.
The competition was so bad it pro-
mpted Bogart to talk about ad-
Hully Gully hosts championship
I hilly Gully will finish the 1987 ATV
racing season October 25. when they
-host the Ontario ATV ('hampionshps.
"The riders have been hard at it all
season, and with this being the final
raee, it will be alio-holds-barred bat-
tle to the finish for all classes," a Ilul-
ly Gill• representative stated in a re-
cent press release. •
Top riders, Bill White and Kris Ilall
from Wyoming. Ontario are expected
to take top honours in their respective
classes. but they will have to contend
With the likes of Steve. Brulotte from
I)orchester and Kevin Allen from
Lambeth.
Both Brulotte and Allen have had
hot seasons 00 the trail.
An added feature. the "Mom's and
Dad's race" should end the day on -an
entertaining note.
I`he raring begins at noon.
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