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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-03, Page 19CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986 - Page 19 Bulls Eyes lead the Tuesday pack... • Bowling games over 200 for the day were Girnmie A Break 38 from page 18 34 The Gong Show 38 Kathy Black with 261, Evelyn Feeney 259, Revenge Of The Nerds 27 The Little Rascals 37 Nancy Sue Swan 202 and 204, Kittle The Boss Bowlers 23 Road Runners 35 McGregor 269, Heather Hart 215, Kim Reid Party Animals Check It Out 33 211, Lia Hoggarth 268 and 239 and Irene Pinheads 22 Thelan 220. Myra Postill had both the high single for Thurtiday Night Mixed the Senior ladies and the high triple on Whiners November 26 with scores of 205 and 526 Best In Town respectively. Patti Maguire had the high Corrniers Crushers average of 171. Shawn Gautreau was the top Beginners Luck bowler for the men with the high single of Strikers 199, the high triple with 548 and the high Grammas and Grampas average of 186. For the Junior ladies The Odd Couples bowlers Colleen McAdam had the high single of 172 and the high average of 163 while Lois Anne Lostell had the high triple with 482. Doug Maguire had the high scores in all the categories for the men with the high single of 222, the high triple with .556 and the high average -of 166. The Enforcers 30 During November 26 bowling Kathy Ladd had the high single for the ladies with 268, Candace Elliott had the high triple at 646 and Flo Cartwright had the high average of 194. Verne Sawyer had the high single for the men with 314 and the high triple at 682 while Brad Atkinson had the high average of 211. Pee Wee and Bantam YBC Cosby Kids 22 Kyrsties Silly Strikers 20 The "A" Team 20 Jennifers Strikers 17 Sheehans Pin Downers 1516 Knight Riders Pin Busters 13 Tag Teamers 9 Bowling for the Bantam girls Pam King had the high single with 182 while Jennifer Burt had the high double at 302 and the high average at 144. Bryan Watson had the high single for the boys at 205 and the high double with 371 while Dale Marsh had the high average of 156. Stacy Murch and Amanda Elliott tied tor the high single fur the Pee Wee girls with 107 each and Michele Tyndall had the high dduble at 204 and the high average of 82. Stephen King had the high single and the high average for the boys with scores of 108 and 109 respectively. Michael Atkinson had the high double with 200. Clinton and Area Ladies Humpty Dumptys 49 =a' w, Winnie Poohs 47 Smurfettes 45 Four Blind Mice 44 Mother Gooses 43 Ewoks 41 When the ladies bowled on November 25 Kittie McGregor had the high single with 269, Lia Hoggarth had the high triple at 664 and Penny Overboe !lad the high average of 215. The attendance draw was won by Kim Reid. While his teammates rush to his aid, this Junior basketball player from Central Huron Secondary School fought for the ball against his opponents from Sarnia. This action took place at the Redmen's home opener at the school on November 28. The local team was defeated 54-24. (David Emslie photo. I Mustangs lose two close games to Brussels and Exeter teams CLINTON - Over the weekend the Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs lost two close hockey games, the first to Brussels by a score of 4-3 and the second to Exeter, 4-2. Against Brussels on November 28 Clinton fell behind by two goals early in the first period but Travis Lyndon brought them a bit closer at the 9:29 mark with a goal. Assisting on that goal were Bob Dupee and Wayne Smith. The Mustangs, however, were trailing by two goals by the end of the first period, and this standing did not improve in the second when they were unable to score while Brussels netted one more. Clinton rallied in the third period and came within one goal of tying it up when ORANGES l and GRAPEFRUITS ARE HERE!!! Pick Up at C.H.S.S. From: 1 pm to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Wednesday to Friday, Saturday t pm to 4 pm Shawn Shaffer and Randy Marriage scored. Assisting on Shaffer's goal were Smith and Dupee, while Ron McKay assisted on the lat- ter goal. Unfortunately for the Mustangs, two goals were not enough, and they lost the game 4-3. In Exeter on November 30 the Clinton team again fell behind early, and trailed at the end of the first period by a score of 2-1. Lyndon from Smith and Rupee were respon- sible for tkib' Igli §lahV` iii Stt'gb'al"" Rob Stanfield, on a pass from Dupee scored Clinton's second and last goal of the game at the 5:36 point in the second period. Exeter netted two for the period to give them the 4-2 win an neither team was able to score in the final period. If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call hostess at 482-5625 •done, S!NCE '430sot LTD PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" •FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE •VACUUM CLEANERS (Sales & Service to Most Makes) •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Farm & Business) 'WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES *WOODS FREEZERS *CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS •WHIRLPOOL and SHARP MICROWAVES *GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS s4_ 90e ze ie =. .tew, c,.01M 1e ire 1e 4ie 41,7‘t •141e ane Atoms continue winning ways 50 49 46 42 37 35 29 The Apple Gang 20 Suzie Dale had the high single for the ladies on November 27 with a score of 245. Nancy Atkinson had the high triple with 666 and the high average of 214. For the men Doug Buchanan had the high single with 291 and the high triple at 720 while Rob Van Damme had the high average of 219. Tuckersmith Mixed Mikes Melons 56 Ralphs Rutabagas 52 Gerrits Carrots 50 Jacks Lemons r 50 Henry's Honeydews . . 50 Angus' Artichokes 42 During the December,I session of bowling Ann de Weerd had the high single for the ladies with 239 and the high triple at 581. Jenny Kaastra had the high average of 188. Ralph Postma had the high single for the men with 238, Jack Snieder had the high tri- ple at 664 and Angus Hummel had the high average of 215. Those bowlers that, rolled games over 200' included: Jack Snieder, 230; Henry Hum- mel, 228, 212; Angus Hummel, 219; Tina van Dyke, 214; .Herman Reinink, 212; Romayne McClinchey, 211;. Marriane Reinhart, 211; Stien de Weerd, 200. Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 45 • In Clinton on November 25 the Clinton Atoms regained their winning ways as they won a hard fought game against Parkhill by a 3-0 score. It was a tight defensive struggle all the way as both teams continually broke up their opponents scoring' chances time and time again. Clinton scored the only goal of the first period ' as Chris Kennedy converted a beautiful three way passing rush from Mark Livermore and Danny Wildfong with eight minutes gone in the game. In the second period it was just about iden- tical to the first goal as once again Kennedy scored from Livermore and Wildfong at 1:15. "I' );ate in tllle riedt ►tt'.'Wright's boomfht • " slap shot from the right point gave Clinton a 3-0 cushion. Nathan Burns and Craig McAsh assisted on the goal. 1 OPENING SOON in Stratford There was no scoring in the third period as both teams continued their fine checking game. • • You Are Invited 7b Our 5th Annual Christmas OPNRKOUS� SHO GODERICH Sunday, Dec. 7 12.V0 Pm 5:OOpm 14! 94t • 1e 1e Here's an excellent opportunity for you to enjoy a leisurely afternoon of Christmas Gift Hunting rnixed with a lot of good old fashioned Christmas spirit. hearts . Make it a family outing. Browse to your content. 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