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a cal; thatikssto tthe •pass;of .Joe .Vink.
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lr.orn 'Pythons
`The .Kangaroos jumped into :first -place
,this week with top scorers Don 'Nolan
316:696, Rob Taylor 208-510 and Reg -Chap-
Tel'202.541. The Pythons top scorers were
.Brian .Lovei202476, and Donna ,Lee.. 217=73.
'The Flying Monkeys .managed ,to :take
•sevenmofnts'from the .Leopards with :Mur-
-Tay Benriewies "323-749 and :Kan !Moran
205-277. Leopards top scorers iwere •Carol
Johnson:200-511 and Karen~IIclmgy163.631.
The .Coons came out of -the •cellar-•by:_tak-
.ing 5.pointswith top scorers Kevin Broome
249 845, Bert ICloss 221.587, .and Pat Nolan
-206-530. The Tigers .gained two points with
some good scores - George Love 284-746,
Janice,Morris 251.515 and Gerry:. Armstrong
with a.204-599.
Murray Bennewies once..again..toppet.the
men with both High Single 223 and high
Triple 749.
Eigh:.'Single and :High Triple' were won
byKaren itoegy'with a :31631.
Team .'Standings are: .Kangaroos 21,
Pythons :18, Flying Monkeys 17; Leopards
15,.coons 7 and 'Tigers 6.
Seniors ;oanrIht
off t :goof start
(INTENDED FOR LAST MEEK
Senior Alley bowlers started their
league schedule on Friday, October 6
with '33 bowlers present. High scores for
the. day were bowled by Anne Wood -with
a 233 single and 701 triple. Next 'were
Mary Finlayson with a 514 triple and Bet-
ty Mulley with 490. For the men Campbell
Wey had high single of 277 and 566 -triple
with Art Finlayson 578 triple 'and Oliver
Pryce .552. Draw winners were Dorothy
McCtuskie, Katie Phillips and Charlie
Perkins.
It -was Friday the thirteenth but for
Mary'Finalyson it was her lucky day :as
she had the high single 294 and-triple'654
for -the ' day. Anne Woods also .had a '.583
triple and Annie Malcolm a -548. Leading
the men was Mervyn Dietz -with a 232
single and 599 'triple. Bill Harris also had
a .553 triple and Gordon Murray '501.
Tlitrtytwo :,+;bowlers , ryere present :.sand
. draw-winnerswerejaerttWBlters,'= Rachel
Riehl anct' Watson Reid.
The Senior's :league is away to a good
start and next :week will have team -stan-
dings _up to .date.
^atobstMacl gorLand'Pete'1Metihere. "he
alaiders' lone :goal ,1was a y Jeff Campbell.
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Hero -ten aianwanderen •,gigot two
/marvelous foals sand bilis thelpers were
"!Steve :Gibbings, Dennis :Dolmage, Roy
}Fieher... nd 'Peter De -Jong. The Royals'
P'erryatimp rameselivesloghe .changed his
swindsup andTurthe eballulnto-"the whet. 'The
'='Royals' hacnnumerous .chances -of>scoring,
:button rluckswas.lo nbe found.
KRi1G F1S 3 -MI TT'HROp 3
Back and forth, rback and 'forth ';both
teams were.deterniined. Laurence Vtnk's
:shot went sin.' Brian Argyle and Steve
Eckert •Jr. assisted. -Bashful 'Mark
Louw8gteirgot annealtsattAben thuratfst
centro'' o tbell and it"fell 1Y etttlyaltito
thenatetz a'1p8ss?byZSteve`Htil8hof-;AMor
nerShotn'by Joe VitassecOrednWithl iia kup
was hVstaurence."'Whittmep'sitnight nnEnnan
Pryee.i9hipped a bhotand• taected,:,,he ball
-into the met, assisted by :Tim "Seatt. 4With
four -seconds remaining in the =first half
Bruce 'Pears tied The game ap,'with'-Rill
Shortreed :nearby. A goal from 'Brian
Pryce1gives Steve Knight lite total credit
of achievement. A great game to swatch.
In Men'tBroomball=this week - 7i30xpm
Easy Riders vs 'Tied 'Ruetters, -8120 xpm
Royals vs Dumpers <9 10 pm Knights vs
Raiders, '`10:'00 rpm Winthrop vs''Pr rr tine
sfititt..*tals=sit zetlt,
Addles "Broombal
TS[t.''PARSI Rt5=-0 - 'i3ON1NWRCM.L 3
2+wongoa]sxW8renseored by namfmy "Ninth
,off warm tog from. Linda 'Boyd. Donna
'Pr eatortneetled'sno belpponsseo 4ngawhen
tslte^ptipped'in a tfiot'tEOs' a-geal.NOW-If he
couldeliMraneOngiLlshfte=satnelvitiCine 'er
aferathersteittn •SherviVouldlhe Imjpwessed.
Keep tup the.,gobd•'work'Donna.' Bang On
Farmers :the 'season -has jest "beano.
ACIP0 -'prem 1
A .dyn'amtte -blast by Vittkie Innes
counted "for 'Fel h. Coinmeddable "'passing
'by Rhonda;; ltightietz and 'Winkle -Law :Nan-
'throp Ladies -bad Intinterous themes fun -'8n
open -Met - but Ottemed sto•ignore-the oppor-
tunity /or a :,goal. 'Keep op thekeen
goalton'ling-"Sherry H.
-PAR-PAISH CINE 1 -'QUEENS' 0
A good work 'Out'by%oTh teams, but en -
fortunately a deflected goal by Parr Line
gave them a goal and a°'Witt. Joan Hender-
son is credited -with snoring a goal with
ack .up fro Cathy hates and Susanne Van
Mlltenburg. Queens ' ladies 'than1ethe girls
for assistance on the ice, but-theirseoring
chances slipped by as time ran out.
In Ladies Broomballl tonight; .8 pm
Queens vs Winthrop, 8:50 pm Perth vs
Commercial, and 9:40 pm Jr. Farmers vs
Parr Line.
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'SUNNITE!
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Saturday, Oct. 28
'9 Zan. to 1.2 noon
'Please have yourbottles "ready to be picked
up or leave •them at the -Arena.
For information call
5274531
'BATTERED BY A SEAHAWK - The entire Kurtsville team probably felt like doing
this on Friday -night as Seaforth Seahawks opened their season with a 16-1 vic-
tory. This Kurtsville player was unhurt. Elliott photo.
hi:Ails Rudely 'tournament
Buddy bowling was held on October 3
.and 4. Buddy bowling is when the YBC
members have their buddy who is not a
anember'to bowl, hoping that maybe they
might want to join the YBC league.
The winners for the Bantams were
Tim/Kevin 355 and Annette/Vicki 338.
The Bantams would like to thank all tie
:parents -who came out and also Matt,
.Shawn, Arrin, Andrew, Mike, Ryan, Jack,
Christine, Vicki, Nikki, Christine, Jenny,
Amy, Craig, Brad, Trevor, Lonnie,..Barbie
and Kenny.
YBC TUESDAY LEAGUE
Blue Jays 11 pts., Starlight Latae Champs
10 pts., Heros 9 pts., Demolitions 6 pts.,
Power of Pain 4 pts., Ghostbusters 2 pts.
-Huron Lente ;'n is
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to the library to see the .most recent
changes and an orientation to the library
procedures. Many classes have made a
number of visits to hear new stories, book
talks and the introduction of resources
available for.fall topics.
"Classes ihaveistarted"'some research, pie.
(Mrs.!Bemer's"tirade=6»ciasswis'-wd11 into
finding nut about those things -that -.have
been -considered part -of the 'Mysterious.
Grade 10, are highlighting sonde of their
centre ,activities with work on the ICON
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`WEEKLY HIGH .SINGLES
Vicki Dalrymple 191, Annette Haney 189,
Amanda Manuel 149, Chris Hoffman 149,
Tim McNaughton 127, Taum Bannon 126.
SEASONAL HIGH SINGLES
Vicki Dalrymple 191, Annette Haney 189,
Amanda Manual 149, 'Chris Hoffman 176,
Taum Bannon 150, Tim McNaughton 127.
The -winners for the Juniors and Senios
Buddy Bowling were: Luke/Rick 542 (Jr.),
Tanya/Angie 327 (Jr.), Rob/Ben 425 (Sr.)
and Judy/Wendy 350 (Sr.) .
The Juniors and Seniors would like to
thank Toby, Rick, Dean, Angie, Christa,
Mike, Paul, Derek, Rob, Jamie, Aiynn,
Barb, Wendy, David and Debbie.
computers.
Grade 6s will be spending some time
developing keyboarding skills using Type
Away.
.Congratulations to the Junior Boys .and
Girls Soccer Teams which both came in
first place at tournaments hosted here at
Huron Ceptennial. , teams ,. played
against_rive+-others • and Feame sup
with •eseellent results. Way to go!
By:.`Beverly Lefaive
Tina Grainger
Julie Steckle
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