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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-03-11, Page 15CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1987—Page 15 Screwballs lead Wednesday night YBC bowlers with 92 Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 92 Pinheads• 83 Revenge Of The Nerds 82 The Boss Bowlers 76 Gimme A Break 72 Party Animals 69 Patti Maguire was the tbp bowler for the Senior ladies on February 25 with the high single of 209, the high triple at 596 and the high average of 174. Shawn Gautreau was the overall winner for the men with the high single of 209, the high triple at 561 and the high, average of 182. For the Junior ladies Colleen McAdam had the high single with 189, the high triple at 502 and the high average of 161. Steven Lostell had the high single with 253 as well as the high triple at 612 while Doug Maguire had the high average of 172. Wednesday Night YBC Screwballs 97 Pinheads 88 Revenge Of The Nerds 84 Gimme A Break 79 The Boss Bowlers 76 Party Animals 71 During March 4 bowling Lynn Feeney had the high single for the Senior ladies with 244 and the high triple at 603 while Patti Maguire had the high average of 175. Steve Swan had the high single for the men with 211 as well as the high triple at p9 while Shawn Gautreau had the high average of 182. In the Junior ladies' division Colleen McAdam had the high single and. the high average with scores of 170 and 161 respec- tively and Loisanne Lostell had the high tri- ple at 453. Doug Maguire had the high single with 247 and the high average of 173 for the men while Steven Lostell had the high triple at 563. Clinton and Area Ladies Smurfettes 53 Winnie Poohs 50 Four Blind Mice 46 Humpty Dumptys 45 Ewoks 39 Mother Gooses- 37 Dorothy Carter had the high single for the ladies on March 3 with 274 and Nancy Sue Swan had the high triple at 599. The atten- dance draw was won by Kim Reid and the 50-50 draw was won by Dorothy Carter. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Evelyn Feeney, 246; Betty Kelly, 215; Fay Wilson, 202, 210; Dorothy Carter, 274; Nancy Sue Swan, 228; Kittie McGregor, 210. Londesboro Men, Caddies T -Birds Porsches Buicks Model T's Chevs 97 87 78 76 75 70 Bill Roy was the top bowler for the men on March 5 with the high single of 316, the high triple at 732 and the high average of 204. Londesboro Ladies Creeping Charlies 123 Tiger Lillies 111 Daffydils 89 Orchids 79 Dandylions 73 Carol's Silly Lillies 47 There was a tie for the ladies' high single on March 3 as Dorie Blake and Rita Kelland both had 248. Dorothy Airdrie was tops in the other categories with the high triple at 634 and the high average of 202. Debbie DeWolfe was the runner-up for the high single with 243 and the high triple at 610 while Susan Proctor was the runner-up for the high average with 188. The hidden score was won by Arlene Salverda with 128. Those ladies that bowled games over 200 included: Reta Kelland, 248; Debbie DeWolfe, 205, 243; Diane Elliott, 204, 225; Mary Salverda, 211; Dorie Blake, 248; Thelma Ellerby, 202; Janet Taylor, 217. Wednesday Night Mixed PLAYOFFS TOTAL PINFALL The Enforcers 7003 The Little Rascals 6857 Check It Out 6704 Hart To Hart 6678 The Gong Show 6559 Mission Impossible 6398 Road Runners 6350 One Day At A Time 6137 During March 4 bowling Penny Overboe had the high single for the ladies with 242 while Dorothy Airdrie had both the high tri- ple and the high average with scores of 585 and 194 respectively. Steve Gibbings was the winner in all three categories for the STOREVii"iDE SALE CLEAR NCE We 5erv`ft.e wkaf we seri DRYSD LE MAJOR APPLIANCES CENTRE LTD. f EN'SAALL—Orifarib, 262-272g CLOSED MONDAYS "The Place fo Buy Appliances' Umpires Clinic (Softball) Sunday, arch 29 1 - 4:30 p.m. Smith Huron District High SCltbol, Exeter For more information phone Urib rne Umpires Assoc. Incorp, 519.233-1164 men with the high single at 323, the high tri- ple of 824 and the high average of 210, Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Faber's Gumdrops 143 Helen's Rosebuds 135.5 Tudy's Blackballs 131 Jamieson's Ju-Jubes 128 Johnson's Jelly Beans 127 Shirley's Candy Apples 125.5 Bev's Bonkers 125 Ede's Bulls Eyes 125 On March 3 Dora Warwick had the high single with 259 while Nancy Roy had the high triple at 654 and Helen Faber had the high average of 204. The hidden score prizes donated by Dixie Lee Chicken were won by Grace Castle and Nancy Roy. Bowling games over 200 for the day were: Evelyn Merrill, 202, 235; Grace Evans,. 207; Helen Faber, 207, 246; Iva Reid, 209; Pat Taylor, 210; Lexie Murch, 212; Kathy Ladd, 213; Gladys Telford, 215; Sheila Keys, 219; Roberta Plumsteel, 213, 243; Jane Brad- shaw, 219, 253; Candace Elliott, 224; Nora Heard, 226; Beulah Keys, 232; Shirley Fowles, 241; Dora Warwick, 229, 259; Nancy Roy, 207, 223, 224. Thursday Night Mixed Best Irr Town 101 Cormiers Crushers 96 Beginners Luck 94 Whiners 80 The Odd Couples 79 Strikers 76 Grammas and Grampas 71 The Apple Gang 51 Nancy Atkinson was the top bowler for the ladies on March 5 with the high single of 260, the high triple at 678 and the high average of 206. For the men Bill Van Damme had the high single with 299 and the high triple at 801 while Doug Buchanan had the high average of 221. Pee Wee and Bantam YBC Family Feud at Vanastra curling lie annual "Family Feud" was held at the Vanastra Curling Club with family members forming a rink to challenge each other in a fun event. After two six end games, and three draws, Murray Adam's rink of wife Ann, daughter Loyann and son Graham were presented the Davis Trophy by Barry Davis for ac- cumulating the most points for the day. Allan Hayter's family rink placed second with Shelli, Kim and Tracy. In third place was Barry Davis with wife Sheila, Ronnie and Cathy. Such an enjoyable family get-together would not have been possible without the sponsors; Clinton Credit Union, Royal Bank, and the Bank of Montreal. Sincere thanks from all participants to these sponsors. Two 50/50 draws were held with winners being Bob Hayter and Ross McBeath. Organizers Bob and Sandi Hayter are to be commended for a well organized day. Ladies Open Spiel Anstett Jewellers sponsored a Ladies' Open Spiel at the club on March 7 with teams participating from Seaforth, Goderich, Exeter, Walkerton, Behnore and Vanastra. Once again the men quite capably acted as chefs, bakers, servers, dishwashers, etc. Cosby Kids 48 The "A" Team 45 Kyrsties' Silly Strikers 40 Sheehans' Pin Downers 38 Jennifers Strikers 37 Knight Riders 29 Pin Busters 26 Tag Teamers 25 Jennifer Burt was the high bowler for the Bantam girls with the high single of 178, the high double at 339 and the high average of 157. In the Bantam boys division Tim Elliott had the high single with 211 while Kevin Meade had the high double of 385 and Dale Marsh had the high average of 161. The honors were split between two bowlers for the Pee Wee girls as Michelle Schropshall had the high single with 128 and the high double at 242 while Michele Tyndall had the high average of 88. Stephen King was the top bowler for the boys with the high single of 140, the high double at 235 and the high rink sees Adam's and served superb food throughout the day. They're most efficient. Winners of the First Draw was Bernice Moore's team from Goderich with skip - Eleanor Erskine, vice Lynn Edward, se- cond, Emily Crew and lead, Bernice Moore. In second place was Trudy Hill's rink from Vanastra. Consolation went to Mary Pickle's rink of Exeter. Winner of the second draw was Audrey Triebner's rink from Vanastra with Doris Cantelon, Gwen Davis and Eleanor Henderick. Fern Dougall from Exeter skipped her team to second place. Consolation winners were Gladys Rock's team from Seaforth. average of 110. Tuekersmith Mixed Mike's Melons 122 Gerrit's Carrots 115 Ralph's Rutabagas 113 Jack's Lemons 109 Henry's Honeydews 101 Angus' Artichokes 100 During March 9 bowling Stien de Weerd had the high single for the ladies with 237 while Marion van Wyk had the high triple at 567 and Ann de Weerd had the high average of 184. Jack Snieder had the high single and high triple for the men with scores of 285 and 681 respectively while Angus Hummel had the high average of 212. Those bowlers that rolled games over 200 included: Rose Hummel, 222; Marion van Wyk, 209; Diane Bruinsma, 206; JoAnn de Weerd, 203; Gieny Tiesma, 200; Clarence Roorda, 242; Jack Snieder, 238; Angus Hum- mel, 209, 204; Henry Hummel, 205. emerge Cheryl Bourie from Anstett Jewellers presented the overall winners, Bernice Moore's rink from Goderich with an Anstett pin. The lucky winners of the elimination draw were Mary Gaureluk of the first draw and Nancy Kraemer of the second draw. Many curlers were fortunate to win draw prizes thanks to the donors. The Dutch Store, Verbeek's Farm and Garden Centre, Base Factory Outlet, and Hilda Veenstra, June Cooper, and Eileen Townsend who donated lovely handmade articles. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. A heartfelt thank you to the sponsors, Anstett Jewellers, the men who so willingly and cheerfully prepared the food, and to winners ladies' chairperson, Joyce Wilson, and her helpers for being responsible for this very successful spiel. Wingham spiel A rink of Doris Cantelon, Hilda Veenstra, Vera McLean and Mary Fotheringham curl- ed in Wingham this week and placed second. Murray and Ann Adams and Sue and Tim Beard also curled in a mixed spiel in Wingham March 7 and also did quite well. Mary Helen McLachlan, Marg Rogerson, Shirley Carter and Marlene -Munn braved it to Listowel on March 7. They had a great day. Question of the week. When do Skips ask members of their rink to remove their own rock from the house? Atoms take Goderich by ,five goals In an exhibition game on March 3 the Clin- ton Atoms downed Goderich' 7-2. In the first period Mark Livermore open- ed up the scoring at the 22 second mark to give Clinton a 1-0 lead. Danny Wildfong and Shane MacDonald assisted on the marker. Before the period had ended Lee Gibbings scored on some nice passing from Nathan Burns and Shane MacDonald. In the second period Clinton scored three unanswered goals to increase their lead' to 5-0. At 1:26 Shane MacDonald wrist shot from the far corner on a set up from Danny Wildfong. Three minutes later Chris Ken- nedy scored back to back goals at 5:32 and 6:03. The first Kennedy goal was assisted by Shane MacDonald and Mark Livermore and his second marker was set up by Mark Livermore. In the third session Goderich and Clinton traded two goals each. Danny Wildfong scored both Clinton goals. Mark Livermore assisted on both the Wildfong goals. This Weekend at the Clinton Arena! 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