HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-08, Page 7anestra Curling Club
IV Gaits Mserewiia.
A ladies jitney was held as
SIssck alit. A six
game was player
by a delicious. pot
- sapper. The big.withner
the ~ties was the risk
11tipped by Mars Floosies.
Prises et steaks, wine sad
met were awarded.
A ass's hes night was held`
- Thursday April 1st. The
wiener of this event was the
risk skipped by Harry
The Vanastra Curling
Club's Asset Spring Thaw
hued Semple' os April Ind
slat 3rd tamed out to be just
=roe warik
day ow
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y made t extremely
Arlt to maintais good ice
estsditioss. However. through
the hard work of ice maker
Art Hoy, bowspiel chairman
Sorry Davis and president
• John Brownridge and after a
;tree hour delay. the curling
was resumed in spite of the
problems. everyone seemed
*enjoy the two day event.
`The winners of thus first
draw were: first, the Seaforth
rusk of John Patterson. Gwen
Patterson. Bill Campbell and
.,Grace Campbell: second, the
Goderich rink of Mike
Thomas. Diane Verhiopf,. Roe►
Ritchie and Marilyn Clark;
third, the Seaforth -Vanastra
=rink of Glen Hayter; Lois
Hayter. Ellen Colson and Pat
Semple.
The consolation went to the
Dos Giles family of Mitchell.
Winners of the second draw
were: first, the Vanastra rink
of John Brownridge. Gayle
Brownridge, Wayne
Brownridge and Corrine
filer- second the Vanastra
rink et Darr/Davis. Sheikt,
Claves. hard Nlo and
Barb the
Vassatra-Goierl.h risk et
Doll Mibdrelare. Del Mit-
chegsharr. Kill Keg and Kay
K CR' weal to the
Rea* Brecht. family et
Climes. The overall grimier et
the bosspiiel was the John
Patterson rink of Ssatsrth.
Prises were awarded at the
dance which followed the
curl on Saturday might.
On behaN of the. Vessel/re
Curia Chub aad everyone
involved in the bosspiel, 1
would like to give a special
thank s to Rea. Breclw aad
his family for their
generosity. Rewe donated
individual trophies and four
extra prises for the overall
winners.
On Saturday April 10th, a
team consisting of John
Browaridge, Barry Davis.
Bill Munro and Wayne
Brownridge will. travel to
Barrie for their Spring Thaw
Men's Boaspiel. Good luck
fellas!
A reminder to all club
members; don't forget the
annual supper and business
meeting April Ith ate:30 p.m.
TheEdi yne sterling
club'' 'rupee ' ti►'-
terest and participation.
Please do your best to attend
this meeting at which time
next year's executive will be
elected.
I would personally like to
thank everyone who made
this past curling season a
success: those who helped -at
•the Meadow night bingos, the
bonspiels, jitneys and special
r
events, See younext year!
re
Mrs. Jackie Bas sheers her iinaghlor Weise what
met be ee sire goes to school. Tama and her
aegis were Gibing Pohle School's epos hexose
last Meaday lettermen. [News-Reeerd phot*)
SeaforthCrjing ends
Keen curlers never say die!
Seventy- two degrees (F)
maid. and a- r number a
Seafpt'th C #ub,. members are
trying to squeeze in one last
R?nspiet. The Vanastra
Curling Club held their final
bonspiei lest weekend. They
called it the "spring thaw"
- spiel and it sure was that.
But, regardless of the
- weather, it was an excellent
spiel. Attending from the
Seaforth Club on the early
draw were -John and Gwen
With Bill and Grace
• Patterson
Campbell who took first prose
and also the trophy for the top
score of the day.
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Taking third prise were
Glen and Lois Hayter curling
with Ellen Colson and Pat
Semple.
Also curling in the early
draw were Doug and Peggy
Rocliffe curling with Art and
Marilyn Hoy.
In the late draw, Seaforth
was represented by Don and
Wendy Tremeer curling with
Bill and Carol Aiwnro. Blit and
• Milly . Lobb -entered with
• 'Murray and Marlene Forbes.
On Saturday evening, April
3, the Junior Club held their
pot luck supper. Trophies and
prises were awarded to the
top teams.
Elections were held to fill
tib 'vacancies in the
ezecutl;ye. Next year's
president is Briatn, Vincent
and vice-president is Glen
Stewart. The rest of the
exec
_league. the Jim Dandy's have
tjve remains
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Down at the lanes
The _Real slaadisgs is the et 111.
aisles 81y1k Ladies ?leaguse hs the Clinton Crown YBC
are *meg AMMO* with • Tem kelpie. Jaw's have
suints; thelappY Gael, 63; *sIf pis; The We've Had
Ilse Gutter Gals, M; the A11 Its. IMi; Theidos'tgiVehoots.
Mars. 11; the Gals_
uses. SS- Mg; Sack's Superstars. 311.
and Tootie's Pretties. 54. the Neytt's. 34i; Holland's
Edna Atkissas bowled the Hoppers. 324%; The Pro
high sissle o1 271. while nem Joe's. 317 and the Sunshine
' K ilk,na,t w led the high Kids, 311.
triple of 713 sad Mary Davey Bonnie Van R iesen had the
had the huh "verse* 01 217- _.high single of 237 and the high
la ike !Mad playolfs 01 the triple of 632. while Nasty
Leadesboro Mew's league. the Kuehl had the high average of
Volvo's had the total platen of 1M. Keith Howatt bowled the
1110; flee Powys. 6716: the high single of 212, the high
Coh's, 1753; the Datsva's. triple of 766 and the high
1529; the Vegas. 1346 and the ' average of 221.
a'oyotas, 7716. YBC Doubles champs were
Bill's Streakers had a Will Terri Van Dongen and Jim
pintail of 9637 in the Molsos's Switser.
Crown Mixed League. The In the Friday YBC league,
Road Runners had 8924: the the Rolling Balls have 241'•=
Rolling Stones, 1715.; the points. Hart's Headpins.
Dead Beats. 0430; the .lolly 2401,1; the Gang Bangers, 231;
Try -Marcs. Ellerby's Angels. 213%; the
1 71; theAlley Cats. 1253; and Kingpins, 2041/2; the Strikers,
the Bromley Bunch, 62112. 32%; the Lucy A.ies, 195 and
Marj Dobson had the high the Super Strikers. 1871/2.
single of 311, while Laurie Sandy Skinner bowled the
Dew had the high triple o1727 high single of 115. while
and Valerie Manage had the Brenda Dupee had the high
high average of 212.John double of 319 and, Erin
Cooper bowled the men's high Phillips had the high average
single of 308 and Ken John- of 151.
ston bowled the high triple of Greg Skinner bowled the
800 and the high average of boys high single of 236, the
238. high double cif 431 and the
Playoff standings in the high avers 211.
Tuesd4y Afternoon Ladies The ypc..sksihies champs
Leylguein`tetal pintail is: the in this jague were Dave
Alley Cats, 6360; the lazy Eckert'and'se Corbett.
Susan, 6265; the PHARMers. In , the ,Saturday YBC
6199;,the Roly Coasters. 6035; league. Coop's Clan have 215
the Eager Beavers, 5047 and points. The Crown Kings,have
the Ying Yang's 5764. 245; the Automatic. Strikes,
Iva Reid bowled the high 2401; the Plitioy..Delights.
single of 335 and the high 2331:=; Lynn's Koys. 220+/7; the
triple of Iii while Ruth Gutter Balis: 203; the Strikes
Makins bowled the high and Spares, 262% and the
average of 200. Hitters,,114.
In the Huronview Mixed Kt'ijL Corrie bowled the
high single of 178 and Lynn
Armstrong had the high
double of 349 and the high
average of 162. Jamie Cooper
bowled the high single of 261.
the high triple of 455 and the
;triple of .64.4. while. l ianneL highs reirageof 214.
Elliott had the hi :average YHC doubles champs were
of 1,90. Frank MacGregor Randy Marriage and Ian
bowled the high single of 265 Fleming.
and the high triple of 648. In the Tuckersmith Mitred
while Dee Ladd had the. high league. the first week of
average of 196. playoffs began. The Airedales
In the Londesboro Ladies' have a total pintail of 3237;
league the "5" Pinheads have the Chihuahuas have 3214;
129 points; the Quints. 114: the Beagles, 3186; the Mutts,
the "5" Stooges. 112; the 3070; the Bulldogs. 3067 and
Honeys. 70; the Doo- the Huskies 3017.
Littles. 66 and the Jolly Martha Rooseboom had the
Jokers, 55. high single of 240. while Anne
Helen Wallace bowled the Walters bowled the high
high single of 243 while triple of 628. Vic Hargreaves
Brenda Radford had the high had the high single of 261 and
triple of 657 and Dorothy Mel Graham had the high
Carter had the high average triple of 669.
as this past season Adan";
" points, the Swingers, 46,
was held following the supper . the Alley Cats, 44 alid th
e
and meeting. F Dupees, 20:
Club members. please keep .'.udy Dixon bowled the high
in mind. the big Centennial single of 263 and .the high
Dance on June 6. Tickets will
soon be available and
everyone is asked to help sell
them.
Watch your mailboxes this
week for an important
newsletter from the
executive.
Vanaslra gun club
A skeet shoot held April 3 at
the Vanastra Gun Club
Resulted in the following
*ores.
Bill Stewart of Goderich hit
24 out of 25 . skeets" Bill
McMutt, Exeter. 24; Murray
East, Clinton, 23; Tom Allen.
Londesboro. 23; Bob Sherry.
Stratford, 23; Glen Mock,
Bornholme, 23; Dave
Schlemmer. Stratford, 22; Bill
Thompson. Clinton, 22; John
Hessels. Goderich. 21;
Wilfred Millin, Stratford. 20;
Harrison Schlock, Zurich. 19;
Pat Heenan, Seaforth. 16;
Carl Hefford, Huron Park, 16;
Jim East. Clinton 14 and
Janet Shropshall. Kingston.
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