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Making the save on this play was Exeter petite goalie Mi-
chelle McNeilly. She allowed just one goal as Exeter started
the ringette season off right with a 13-1 over Forest on Sun-
day. Missy Hayter had three goals and three assists while
Kim Keller and Julie Genttner each had two goals and two as-
sists. Jodie Truemner had two goals with singles from Alicia
Lawrence and Becky Weurth.
Town and Cou
ZURICH - The scores for the
Town and Country Bowling
Lanes.
TUESDAY MENS
g Guns - Roger Ward 637, Fami-
.ir - Frank Hunter 663, Newcom-
ers - Leroy Meloche 558, Dashounds
Too - Terry Sweiger 601, Klondyke -
Luke Mon rtersteeg 673, Ilighrollers -
Paul Rood 560, Pin Crushers - Larry
Pole 491, Rockets - Jim Bedard 598,
High Single Frank Hunter 302.
TUESDAY ARCHANGELS
Joe Fahie 124, Dan Greb 104, David
Bressette 101, Robert Fox 82, Penny
Caza 68, JefDekort 84, Tom Masse 91,
Doug Needs 118.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
LADIES
Marion Deline 507, Bette Smith 440,
Beryl Elgie 454, Rasaleen Berends 552,
Helen Wasnidge 400, H.S. - Rosaleen
Berends 192, H.S. - Peggy Ferguson
186.
WEDNESDAY NITE
LADIES
Dreamers - Joyce Hillman 656, Hot
Flashes - Karen Hunter 544, Ooh -La -
La's - Laurie Sonia/cc 667, Misfits -
Marj Roberts 527, Uneaks - Judi Jenni-
son 577, Rinky Dinkies - Janet Haycock
500.
THURSDAY GRAND
COVE
Kay Allen 389, Ted Poplar 368, Bob
McCall 459, Bob Simpson 467, Jesse
Evenden 457, Bill Green 423, Frank Al-
len 425, Edith McCall 428, Al Har-
greaves 598, II S. - Al Ilargreaves 209,
HS. - Jesse Evenden 163.
ntry Bowling
THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE
Austin Hartman 281, Loreen Divine
267, Hazel McEwen 306, Lyda Gander
238, Jack Lillie 310, Laird Jacobs 252,
H.S. - Hazel McEwen 187, HS. - Jack Lil-
lie 146.
THURSDAY NITE MIXED
LEAGUE
A -Team - Gary Huston 720, Pitbulis -
Tony Bedard 626, Try Hard - Tom Smits
614, GMD's - Howse Green 569, Odd
Couples - Frank Palen 685, Just 4 Fun -
Jack Riddell 305-619.
SATURDAY LADIES
INTERTOWN
Zurich 1 - 11 pts. vs. Goderich 19 pts.
Patti Ann Dickers 587, Marlene Bedard
547, Dora Rood 532. Zurich !l - 11 1/2
pts. vs. St. Marys 18 1/2 pu. Betty Datars
660, Mary McDonald 509, Patti Hoffele
505.
SATURDAY MENS
INTERTOWN
Zurich • 19 pts. vs. Goderich 24 pts.
Frank Palen 1107, Gary Huston 1070.
SUNDAY NITE YBC
Team 01 - Jeff Kirk 589, Team 02 -
Scott Parsons 394, Team 03 - Patti Ann
Dickers 564, Team 04 - Dave Kirk 533.
YOUTH BANTAMS
9 Games - Heath Palen 482, Nathan
Zimmerman 398, Melissa O'Brien 373,
Shannon Wilcox 345, Alicia Schroeder
3,26, Craig Hesse 323, Jonathan Hardy
319, Shaun Ducharme 317, Jason Hardy
307, Collin Shaw -Young 300.
Peewees and Snuofs - 2 games - Samu-
el Datars 171, Derek Ducharme 155, Sta-
cey Buison 153, Aaron Datars 124, Tasha
Green 98, Craig Schroeder 97.
Wingham Lanes will be hosts
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By Ron Dann
ZURICH - The Blue -
water 5 Pin Bowlers
Association has decid-
ed that the opening 10
game round of the La-
batt's Blue Light Ontario Open will
be hosted by Wingham and Moles-
worth lanes December 1. The final
10 game rolloff will wind up at
Lucknow and Goderich December
8.
The top 19 ladies and men, based
on the 20 game total pinfall from
the Blue Light zone round, will
then represent Bluewater 5 Pin As-
sociation in singles, men's, ladies
and mixed team competition in the
Blue Light Ontario Five Pin Bowl- ,
crs Association Open Champion-
ships April 15-18 at Hamilton.
Northern Ontario will be thel
scene of the 1992 Blue Light Open
National Championships scheduled
by the Canadian Five Pin Bowlers'
Association for June 2-6 at Sudbu-
ry.
The next meeting of the Bluewa-
ter 5 Pin Association will be Octo-
ber 18, 7 p.m., at Molesworth to
complete plans for the Blue Light
Open zone rolloffs.
The first Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers'
Association tournament of the
1991-92 season includes Bluewater
and Zurich 5 Pin Association exec-
utives November 2 in the Hiram
Walker Special Old Association
Executives' Provincial Champion-
ships in Toronto.
Lucan bowling
scores
LUCAN - Results of the Lu -
can Bowling Lanes September
30 to October 6.
MONDAY LADIES
Deb Pearce 319-734, Heather
Smith 239-689, Joyce Sovereign 238-
662, Beulah Storey 298-643, Nancy
McKenzie 247-636, Janet Ankers 304-
629, Darlene Bourne 233-612, Barb
Densmore 237, Pat Hodgins 236,
Marj Green 230, Joan Finkbeiner
225, Kathy Mason 224.
TUESDAY YBC
Larry Smith 186, Jeremy La en•
dyk 180, Tyler Graham 179, Ryan
Nicholson 163, Tim Townsend 161,
Malt Trwdgen 147, Sarah Culbert 137,
Brad Ankers 137.
COLLEENS
Pat Hodgins 268-661, Edith Yeo
247-639, Sue Dunn 247, Louise
Ilayra 214, Shirley Rees 210, Mary
Mollard 210, Elaine McNair 207, Deb
Bender 202, Judy Jaques 186, Jean
Hickson 186.
SENIOR CITIZENS
Jim Burt 242, Pat Davis 196, Law-
rence Russell 190, llarry Noels 178,
Theo Serajens 175, Peter Vandenboo-
men 175, Myrtle Gusso 173, Len
Smith 172.
WEDNESDAY YBC
Kurt Juergen" 186, Glenn Kelly
160, Craig Leyes 151, Jamie Tsantilas
132, Kelly Wilson 125, Vanessa Smith
117, Ayden 011ivier 111.
C.A.W.
Wayne Wilson 334-786, Glena
Tripp 280-752, Lynn Smith 267-721,
Larry Smith 226-643, Joan Finkbeiner
258-642, Sharon Campbell 230-611,
Tina Riley 213, Pat Morneau 212, Ca-
thy Batten 202.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
Don Cunningham 237, Laurie Cur-
rie 227, Doug Smith 227, Tom Dobin-
son 206, Larry Mashers 199, Wendy
Campbell 198, Les Cunningham 197,
Al Cunningham.197, Pat Ryan 195.
THURSDAY MEN
Jack Fuller 251, 325, 239-820.
Brad Taylor 277-756, Fred Allison
272-748, Pete Smith 297-741, Kevin
Lightfoot 258-712, Don Watt 263-699,
Dan Heywood 340-696, Bill McDo-
nald 243-695, Bob Taylor 305-691,
Brian Ankers 238-680Dan Rodgers
314-680, Jim Burt 245-655, Colin
Brewer 241-653.
FRIDAY MIXED
Bob Smith 303-752, Jim Burt 255-
704, Dave Smith 275-685, Wayne
Smith 251-674, Russ Smith 226-648,
Paul Smith 286-647, Brenda Smith
252-609, Helen Rodgers 224-605,
Barb Smith 231-604.
LADIES INTER -TOWN
Lucan 26 pis.; Seaforih 4 pis. Joan
M. Finkbeiner 232-645, Marg Young
234-643.
SUNDAY YBC
Marcie Mylentans 246, Mark Hick-
son 215, Steve Snider 211, Shelley
Snider 182, Julia VanGeel 170.
SUNDAY MIXED
Lloyd Rinner 304-746, Fred Wells
269-746, Gary Dunlop 273-724, Rob
Riley 286-694, Kathy Mason 260, Ron
Leyes 239, Floyd Riley 219, Don Wal-
lis 215, Ron Mason 214.
MEDWAY •
Cal Carmichael 277-619, Tom Barr
232, Ted Schendera 224, Pete Dent's -
ter 218, Bill Bert 213, Shirley Bosley
203, Ken Weir 197, Grace Rush 196,
Fred Kernohan 193.
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October 5
First place team
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Ben Fisher
Bob Dobson
Red DeGraw
Second place team
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Closest to Pin #4: Jack Muir
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Hidden scores: Bob Dinney
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ested in printing all scores
from local hockey and ringette
games.
If coaches want their reports to
appear in the Wednesday edi-
tion they must have game
sheets in no later than noon on
Monday. Scores which come in
past the deadline may not be
used in the next issue.
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Second
Dorothy Linton, Marshal
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Third
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