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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-05, Page 15Area bowling results YBC Senior end Junior Leaps & Bounds Death Rays Get a Job Gang Lynn's Crue In senior girls' bowling on January 29, Joe's Sportsmans Sandra Bell registered the high single and Deb's Lucky Strikes triple with 1and 498 scores. The high Elizabeth's Camels average went to Patti MaGuire with a 171. Ron's Tempos In senior boys' bowling, Steve Swan had In ladies' division bowling on January 29, IDthe high single with a 236. Aaron Clogg Liz McIntosh had the high single of 247. The recorded the high triple and average with high triple of 573 went to Edna Atkinson 560 and 186 scores. while the high average was -registered by In the junior girls' division, Lynn Feeney Cathy Boon with a 189. sweptall categories with a 180 single, 502 tri- In the men's division, Bob Atkinson had ple and 157 average. the high single and high average with scores In juniqr boys' bowling, Stan Airdrie had of 289 and 240, respectively. The high triple the high single and triple with 202 and 559 of 689 was bowled by Bill Gibbings. scores. The high average of 177 went to Mike Tuckersmith Mixed Van Damme. Janice's Junipers 931/2 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Janet's Gingers 91 1151/2 Ann's Allspices 85 107 Donna's Dillies 84 1041/2 Tina's Tarragons 79 104 Reah's Nutmegs 771/2 10211/2104 Bowling results for February 3: high 101 %z ladies' Aingle - Hilda Veenstra - 251; high tri- ple - Stien DeWeerd - 601; high average - 101 Hilda Veenstra -186. High men's single - Andy Van Altena - 253; high triple - Ralph Postma - 630; high average - Angus Hummel - 205. Other 200 games: Shirley Reinink - 215; Jennie Kaastra - 206; Jack Sneider - 233; Wilma Veenstra - 206; Henry Himmel - 227; Freda Sneider - 205; Rose Hummel - 226; Nick Heykoop - 236; Mike Thompson - 217; John Reinink - 240; Ann Reinink - 207; Stien DeWeerd - 226; Damien Bradley 224; Ralph Postma - 219; Marion Van Wyk -204; Wilma Heykoop - 220. Londesboro Men's Wednesday Night Mixed 83 Brenda's No. 7s 64 Jim's Players 60 John's Roll°Your Owns 48 Doug's DuMauriers 84 68 66 66 63 54 53 50 Joyce's Devils Bonnie's Bruins Nancy's Flyers . Helen's Leaves Candace's Oilers Helen's Red Wings June's Oilers 2 Rose's Rangers Bowling results for January 28: high single - Mary Chessell - 250; high triple - Nancy Roy - 616; high average - Karen Pounder - 221. Other high games: Tudy Wilson - 242; Rose Hununel - 240; Helen Faber - 238; Iva Reid - 234; Beaulah Keys - 233; Grace Castle - 226; Carole Cooper - 223; Mert Elliott - 218, 206; Nancy Roy - 215, 202; Nora Heard - 210; Karen Pounder - 210; Ceacilia Edgar - 207; Roberta Plumsteel - 204 and Dora Warwick - 201. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town Beginners Luck Strikers Cormier's Crushers • Whiners Gramma's & Grampa's Space Invaders Apple Gang In the ladies' division on January 30, Marie MacAulay bowled the high single with a 247 while Suzie Dale registered the high triple and average with a 641 triple and 202 average. In the men's division, Jim Watson had the high single of 287. Don Swan recorded the high triple of 657 while the high average belongs to Rob Van Damme with a 215. Dac uari's Londesboro Ladies 89 Golden ri'sCadillac's MisDixfits Dewdrops 85 Grasshoppers Misfits Par "Y" 55 Pink Ladies Royal Flushers 49 Pina Colada's Results for January 28: high single - Bowling results for January 28: high Kathy Ladd - 251; runner-up - Dianne Elliott single - Evelyn Feeney - 295; high triple - - 241; .high triple - Dianne Elliott - 669; Nancy -Sue Swan - 706; high average - Penny f runner-up - Kathy Ladd - 610; high average - Overboe - 205. Dianne Elliott - 193; runner-up - Dorothy Games over 200: Lark Haskett - 209; Airdrie - 187; most improved - Deb. Albrecht Florence Cartwright - 200; Evelyn Feeney - - +13; hidden score - Nancy.Fothergill -144. 249, 295; Wilma Veenstra - 275, 202; Shirley Games over 200: CarolrStncklaritim,2230 Bell; n*,,214i -Joann'e:t:Wammes i 1202; •'Fay° Dianne Elliott - 241, 240; Tina Taylor - 205; Wilson 202; Lia Hoggarth - 210, 266; Marjorie McNall - 208; Josie McGregor - Dorothy Airdrie - 210; Penny Overboe - 212; 210; Janet Taylor - 220; Marianne Kaastra Kathy Black - 203; Diane Taylor - 201, 200; 223; Dorothy Airdrie - 213. Kim Reid - 238, 206; Nancy -Sue Swan - 265, Games over 250: Kathy Ladd - 251. 279- 82 80 78 77 74 58 54 29 Model T's Packard's Chev's Rabbit's Buick's 626's In bowling on January 30, Bruce Roy recorded the high single and triple with a 283 single and a 692 triple. The high average belonged to Bev Bromley with a 209 average. The most improved bowler was Don Buchanan with a +9. Clinton and Area Ladies In -Between the Sheets B -52's Freddie Fudpuckers 82 81 67 ' 661/2 641/2 59 27 26 26 26 26 23° 23 23 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. W t1JARY 5.1986 ---Pave 15 Atoms unbeaten in 15 CLINTON - The Clinton Atoms battled Elma-Logan in an exhibition game to a 5-5 draw in Clinton on February 3. Jason Carter scored his first of two goals at the 34 second mark of the first period. His shot deflected in off a defenceman. Shawn Chipchwe and Scott Jewitt earned assists on the play. Jeremy Smith tied it for Elma- Logan and, before the period ended, Chris Kennedy fed a perfect pass to Mark Liver- more in the clear and Livermore made no mistake on the breakaway as he deked the goalie to one side before depositing the puck into the empty corner. Jason Carter gave Clinton a 3-1 lead at 6:3 mark of the second period as he scored on a rebound of a Shawn Chipchase'shot. With the score tied 3-3 in the third period Scott Jewitt1ave Clinton a 443 lead at 2:59 as his wrist shot found the right corner after Elma-Logan made a nice save on back-to- back shots by Chipchase 'and Carter. Two minutes later Danny Wildfong and Mark Livermore combined on a two on,pne break with Wildfong cashing in on the play to in- crease Clinton's lead to 5-3: But, Elma-Logan never gave up and stormed back with two unanswered goals in the last six minutes of play. Only a sensa- tional save by Derek Hoggarth and a lucky goal post with three seconds left kept the Atoms unbeaten streak intact. In that stretch they have won 14 and tied one. Clinton opens up their first round of playoffs against Wingham this Saturday, February 8 at 3:30 p.m. in Wingham. The se- cond game of the series is in Clinton next Monday night, February 10 at 6:50 p.m. Good luck boys! r Agree 300 ml. SHAMPOO II 59 or CONDITIONER • • ONLY Right Guard 75 g. Dry Idea 60 g. 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The trophies were presented at the annual meeting of the Arabian Horse Association of Eastern Canada, held in Peterborough on January 18. , In addition to these two great wins, confir- mation was received that Synnamo had achieved his Legion of Honor. This is the first level of the International Arabian Horse Association's Award Program. To gain this honor, Synnarno accumulated 75 points at approved shows. Of over 250,000 registered horses, only 860 horses have reached this level. Synnamo's Legion of Honor was presented in a celebration at the Royal Winter Fair, which also • honored trainer Carolyn deBoer, grooms Jean Dinsmore and Jane Guse, owner Robyn and others who contributed to an incredible year. Farewell to whlte-as snow skin and a big hello to bronze and beautiful you I WINTER TANNING 15 COMING To KAREN'S Book now - tanning starts Friday, February 14 INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL 10 Sessions (thirty minutes each) for S49, Regular price will be 10 for 555. 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