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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-29, Page 17Playmates'' Bowling results • from page 16 Wednesday Night Mixed Mission Impossible 29 One Day At A Time 28 Hart To Hart 23 The Little Rascals 21 Check It Out 20 The Gong Show 19 Road Runners 14 The Enforcers 14 Dorothy Airdrie had the high single for the ladies during October 22 bowling with 303 and the high triple with 722. Flo Cartwright had the high average with 199. For the men, John Manning had the high single of 318 and the high triple of 733 while Steve Gibbings had the high average at 214. Londesboro Men Chevs 27 Buicks 25 Porsches 24 Caddies 22 Model T's 19 T -Birds • 9 Jack Lee was the top bowler on October 23 with a high single of 291, a high triple of 694 and a high average with 213. Thursday Night Mixed Best In Town 30 Whiners 28 Strikers 26 Cormiers Crushers 23 The Odd Couples 20 Beginners Luck 19 Grammas and Grampas 16 The Apple Gang 6 During October 23 bowling Suzie Dale had the high single for the ladies with 251 and Nancy Atkinson had the high triple with 629 and the high average at 213.Perry Daer had the high men's single with 281, Bill Coffill had the high triple with 662 and Rob Van Damme had thehigh average at 220. Tuckersmith Mixed Mikes Melons 29 Gerrits Carrots 27 Henrys Honeydews 25 Angus Artichokes 24 Ralph Rutabagas 23 Jack Lemons 22 Ann De Weerd was the top lady bowler on October 27 with a high single of 234, a high triple of 610 and a high average of 186. Angus Hummel had the highest scores for all three categories with a high single of 265, a high triple of 788 and a high average of 229. Bowling games over 200 were Gerrit Raidt with 229 and 214, Jack Snieder 217, Jenny ®Kaastra 207, Rose Hummel 206 and Trudy MacDonald 200. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Ede's Bulls Eyes 43 Faber's Gumdrops 38.5 Bev's Bonkers 36 - Helen's Rosebuds 34 Tudy's Black Balls 34 Shirley's Candy Apples 33.5 Jamieson's Ju-Jubes 32 Johnson's Jelly Beans 29 Iva Reid, Mary Chessell and Bev Harris tied for the high single on October 21 with 260. Iva Reid had the high triple with 667 and Helen Faber had the high average with 206. Those ladies who bowled games over 200 included: Iva Reid, 201, _ 206, 260; Helen . Faber, 201; Pat Taylor, 203; Candace Elliott, 212; Kathy Ladd, 213, 213; Mert Elliott, 215; Beulah Keys, 217, 231; Bonnie Gibbings, 223, 226; Shirley Fowles, 226; Joyce Van Riesen, 224, 230; Clara Scott, 249; Mary Chessell, 260; Bev Harris, 260. Helen Emmerton and Evelyn Merrill were the winners of the hidden score prizes of two snack packs each, donated by Dixie Lee Chicken. Londesboro Ladies Tiger Lillies 37 Creeping Charlies 32 Orchids 23 Carols Silly Lillies 21 Daffydills 20 Dandylions 14 Reta Kelland had the high single on Oc- tober 21 with 326 and Susan Proctor was the runner-up with 288. Dorothy Airdrie had the high triple at 762 and the runner-up, Susan Proctor, had 667. There was a tie for the high average with Susan Proctor and Dorothy Airdrie scoring 200 each. The most improved bowler was Susan Proctor with plus 23. Bowling games over 200 were Dianne Elliott with 209, Dorothy Airdrie 246, Connie DeJong 200, Janet Taylor 225, June Fothergill 203, Susan Proctor 206 and Agnes Doherty 208. There were two bowlers with games over 250; Susan Proctor had 288 and Dorothy Airdrie had 255 and 261. Beta Kelland bowled the only game over 300 with 326. These are the 1986 Huron County Bantam Boys Inter Township Recreational Softball champions. The boys went undefeated this year, and this is their third consecutive year - of winning, as they won the two previous years in the Pee Wee division. In the back row, from left to right, are Barry Diehl, Daryl Hemingway, Josh Feltham, David Jones and Lao Koetsier. Middle row, left to right, Greg Mayhew, Derek Greydanus, Mark Ritchie, Jason Cox and coach Jack Mayhew. In the front row are Liam Doherty (left) and Aaron Clogg. Absent from the photo are Mike Ladd and Derek Jefferson. CHSS seniors The Senior Boys' Volleyball, team from Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) took part in a league tournament in Mitchell last week. The Redmen needed to bounce back from a very weak effort the previous week and were able to do so, winning five out of six games. In the first match, the locals downed bounce back Stratford Northwestern by scores of 15-7 and 16-14. The Redmen split the next match with the host Mitchell club dropping the first game by a 15-8 score but bouncing back to win a very close game 16-14. In the final match against the Goderich Vikings, the Senior Redmen came up big Turn to page 21 • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1986 ---Page 17 Atoms begin season with three game winning streak On October 21 the Clinton Atoms started the season on a winning note as they scored a 5-2 exhibition win against Goderich. The season was lust 18 seconds old when Nathan Burns scored after taking a nifty pass from Mark Livermore. Scott Shaddick had started the play by sending a teas pass to Livermore who set Burns up in the clear. Goderich tied it 1-1 before the period end- ed with Bryan Hodges scoring. In the second period at the 4:33 mark Chris Kennedy's wrist shot after taking a pass from Mark Livermore found the open corner. With only 54 seconds left in the period Scott Wright found Bryan Watson in the clear and his beautiful set up led to the third Clinton goal. In the third period hard-working defencemiin, Jeff Oesch's screen shot elud- ed the Goderich goaltender to give Clinton a 4-1 lead at 1:50 of the period. Three minutes later Mark Livermore's first goal of the season gave Clinton a comfortable 5-1 lead. Lee Gibbings and Craig 1VIcAsh earned assists on the Livermore goal. Goderich closed out the scoring with David Boyce scoring. Clinton goalies, Dave Nahrgang and Derek Hoggarth played ex- termely well in the 'contest. Back in Goderich on October 23, the Clin- ton Atoms won their second straight exhibi- tion game over Goderich by a 5-3 count. Mark Livermore led the Atom attack with two goals and one assist. Single markers were picked up by Bryan Watson, Scott Wright and Nathan Burns. In the first period both teams battled to a 2-2 tie. Clinton's Ryan Watson opened up the scoring on a beautiful thirty foot wrist shot high to the right corner after taking a pass from Lee Gibbings at 3:52. After Goderich tied the score, Mark Liver- more put Clinton ahead again on a two on one break with Chris Kennedy setting up Livermore for the goal. In the second period two goals by Clinton gave the visitors a 4-2 lead. Scott Wright scored the first one on a screen shot after taking a pass from Jeff Oesch. Nathan Burns picked the fourth Clinton goal as he took Mark Livermore's pass for 'a breakaway goal. In the third period, Goderich's David Boyce cut Clinton's lead to 4-3 but Liver- more's second goal of the game at 3:45 with Danny. Wiidfong getting the assist put the game out of reach. 'Again, solid goal -tending by Dave Nahrgang and Derek Hoggarth left Goderich shooters in dismay. On October 25, Clinton Atoms opened up their 1986-87 regular season at Seaforth by earning a hard fought 2-0 decision. • Excellent goaltending by Derek Hog- garth and Dave Nahrgang provided Clinton with the spark they needed. The teams played a scoreless first period but at the 30 second mark of the second some good forechecking by Chris Kennedy enabled Kennedy to steal a puck off a Seaforth stick and drill a thirty foot wrist shot high into the left corner to give Clinton a 1-0 lead. This goal stood up until the third period when a blue line shot from Jeff Oesch found the range through a maze of players in front a the net. Nathan Burns and Mark Liver- more earned assists on the Oesch marker. PEOPLES END OF THE MTPF}I SALE Super Bargains, Wednesday, Oct. 2S to Sat., Nov. 1st COME IN AND BE SPOOKED BY THE SPOOKS Laser Tag Game Kit Reg. $89.99 NOW $7997.... Sheet Sets Twin $1597 Double $2397 Queen $2997 YBc Give Me A Break 19 Screwballs 17 Revenge Of The Nerds 16 The Boss Bowlers 12 Pinheads 11 Party Animals 9 Patty Maguire was the top lady bowler in all three categories for the senior bowlers on October 26 with a high single of 216, a high triple of 544 and a high average of 169. For the men, Shawn Gautreau came out on top with the,high single of 217, the high triple of 517 and the high average at 167. In the junior division Colleen McAdam had the high single for the ladies with 196, the high triple with 555 and the high average at 161. Jeff Schellenberger had the high single of 187 and the high triple of 510 while Douglas Maguire had the high average with 170. Super Saver Super Saver. Blankets $$94 CRICKET TALKING DOLL Through the magic of Kidnetics her eyes and mouth move! 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