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[n; the I*ondeshor0 .ladies.
Sae,, the -4110Y 1leY Cats are Oft
t00 with 28 points, while the
Rolling Stones 23;. to Brown
Onions, 12, and the Ptaygurls,.
seven'
Florence Cartwright had
the high single of 239 while
Delores Howatt, had the high
triple of 612 and Dorothy
Carter had the high average
of 196. Dorothy Airdrie was
the most improved player
with a score of plus 14.
In the Huron-Dex team, the
Zepplifs. are floating on top
with .19 points, while the
Headpins have nine points;
the a Try Ails, seven and the
Whiz Bangs, two.
Nancy Stoll had the high
sipglcof 255, the high triple of
602 and the high average of
201. John Hoy had the high
.single of 183 and the high
triple of 612 while John
. Howard had the high average
of 166. --
In the Clinton -Blyth Ladies
league, the Ups and Downs
'are still up with 26 points,
while the Windmills have 22;
the Striking Demons, 21; the
Odd Ball Bunch, 19; the
Bionic Wonders, 17 and
Bonnie Braves. 15.
Brenda Brooks had the high
single of 245, while Linda
Cooper had the high triple of
632 and the high average of
1197. .. ,M.
Th "Fl. eStars-arethe stars
of the Matson's Crown Mixed
league with 17 points. The X -
Rated have 14; the Alley
fiats, 11; Di's Cheats, 10;
Newt's Newfs, nine and Bill's
Girls, two.
Marie Collings had the high
single of 239, the high triple of
642 and the hlgi average of
213... Ken Johnston had the
high single- of 302, the high
triple of 839 and tied with Bill
Lee for the high average of
242.
In ,the YBC Friday night
league, Corrie's Coyotes have
13; hazy and the Pups, and
the Lions, 12; Boussey's
Baboons, 11; the Pack Rats
and the Tiger Cats, . 10; and
the Bears and Ken's Cobras,
eight.
Margaret Dupee had the high
single of 207s the high double
of 383 and the high average of
158. Paul Stephenson had the
high single of 259, the high
double of 444 and the high
average of 171.
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triple of 5411 white ia,> neHoy
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Verage 0,143.
ug l t high
single of 290 sod the high
triple of 737. while Bob'Riebl
had the high average of 227.
In the Clinton Mixed
league, the -Ws and O's have
11 points; Keek's Strikers, 10;
Pickle:, and Friends, nine; the
Buzzer Bowlers, the Die
'lards and the Flintstones,
average=
Curry Lyon was
improved plater wit
et plus 31:
In the Tuchersmith
league, J sus Jaguars
Walter's Olds have 10 point~
each; Chas's Chryslers. nnu
Art'6 Vol swagons, seven;
Barts Bu irks, six -and Aldie's
Austins, two.
JoAnn Hayman had the
high single of 227 and the high
triple of 541 while Mike
Dykstra had the men's high
single of 347 and Bob Walters
bowled the high triple of 755.
lan of Bruce
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couple eras i a+
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Ruroh Manse, Clinton, by
v. SME. ogle on Oatob r 20,
020.
Mrs. Allan remarked that
the weather was similar to
last Sunday's but a heavier
snowfall covered the ground
in the Clinton area in 1926.
They spent their honeymoon
in Niagara Falls where the
It seemned like every, dy wanted to get Into Clinton
Mustang goaltender Dean Ryan's pants during the
Mustangs game against Walkerton last Friday night.
Ryan wasn't seriously "hurt" but was replaced by
Hellman,. -Trainer Sly Kennedy helps Dean up. (News -
Record. photo)
Rambtingsfrom the races
By fads GIbbinp
Several horses found new
homes in Clinton and district
following the Fall Mixed Sale
at Flamboro on Thanksgiving
Day.'
Verdun Vanstone, of
Goderich purchased two
mares by Tar Heel, consigned
by the Roberston Ranch of
Hornby. Grassy Hanover, a
13 -year-old mare, already has
two foals with records below
2:05. Sure Yankee, an 18 -
year -old mare, has five foals
better than 2:10.
Robra Rosie, p., 2:03, by
Jersey Hanover - Jo Anne
Honor, now 11, went to Arnold
Campbell of Seaforth. She
was a winner of over $78,000
while racing.
Dennis Jewitt of Clinton got
Belle Dariel, by a son of
Meadow Skipper, Alley
Fighter - Whisper, from C. J.
Girodat, Walkerton. She is:<<a
yearling— . half-sister -to
Whispalong, who was second
in 2:02.1 this year.
Don't Stop, a yearling filly
by Santime - Alexandra,
consigned by Bruce Carrot of
Rodney, went to Larry Daw
and Wayne McFadden of
Clinton.
Douglas Bell bought
Arrnbro Prince, a four-year-
old gelding by Hoot Frost -
Keystone Kay, : from Ron --
Feagan and the Galleon
Stable.
Beau Rouge, a two-year-old
gelding by Adora's Chappie -
Miracle Zelda, was pur-
chased by Bruce Dupee of
Clinton from Randy Fullmer
of Windsor.
At Western Fair Raceway
in London, last Wednesday.
October 13, Sandra's Skippy,
owned by John Smith of
Woodham, was third for
driver Frank MacDonald of
Clinton.
Thursday night at Flam-
boro, Ron Williamson
finished third with Dianne
Camp for owner Ken Holmes
of Seaforth.
Muskoka Belle, a seven-
year-old mare by Jersey
Hanover - Success Flash, was
claimed out of the second
race by Wayne Horner of
Brucefield. She is a haif-
sister- to the Sparky Song
trotter, named Coldspot,
2:05.1, who had earnings of
over $26,000 through 1975.
Dilly Dares, owned by
Wayne Horner, was third for
driver Dennis Jewitt.
Friday night at London,
Carol's. Pet, a four-year-old
mare by Sir Dudley Pick -
Lady Axworthy C, owned by
May and Walter Pepper of
Clinton and driven by Frank
MacDonald, got her first
lifetime win in 2:13.2.
Leahaven Jewell, a three-
year-old filly by Sir Dudley
Pick - Laura Lee B., leased
and driven by Bill Caldwell of
Clinton was third in,the same
race.
Success Grant, who was
owned until recently by Bill
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Caldwell, got his fifth win of
the year, in the second race,
for Cecil Crandon.
On Saturday afternoon at
London, Scarlet Walbob,
owned by Walter and . Bob
Doer of Goderich was second
for driver Frank Dam. Frank
MacDonald drove Watcher's
Pride to a fourth place finish
for owner David Shambtaw of
Kirkton.
Admin. owned by Gord
Rapson of Holmesville, was
third with his son Bill on the
bike.
On the final day of racing at
Dresden, Sunday, October 17,
C.D. Dust, owned by Frank
and Gerry Johnston of
Goderich, finished third with
driver Axl Hyatton the bike.
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that United Church clendars
would be on sate again this
year.
Dried flowers km the
church have been donated. It
was decided that Unit 2 would
amalgamate with other
units for money -raising
projects.
Profits from the Summer
Barbecue are to be tran-
sferred to the Window Fund.
The next Presbyterial will be
on ,January 25 or 18 and there
will be an executive meeting
The Legend of
Big Johnr
now showing at our
at Walton on Navernh
when new directives w*ll, be
discussed rega'ding cOM-
m.ittees in the U.C.W.
Secretary _ Mrs, Helen
MacLean read the minutesof
the last meeting and thank-
you cards from Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson and frorn M is
Dave Brock. A presentation
was made to Mrs.. Pearl
Passmore who is :roving to
London in the near future.
The meeting closed with all
repeating the, Mi;perk
Benediction.
Dorothy Williams of Clinton shows Donald Graham, left.,
of Goderich, and Seaforth Mayor Betty Cardno the an-
cient art of sausage making by hand. It was all part of the
Van Egmond Foundation's annual Ciderfest last Sunday.
(photo by Wilrna tike)
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Cordially invite you to their
Annual Open House
Friday, October 22, 1976
All day and evening!
• John Deere Display Van on Premises
• Free Draw
• One man's John Deere deluxe two piece snowmobile suit
• One lady's John Deere deluxe two piece snowmobile suit
• One boy's OR girl's 20" John Deere high-rise bicycle
• Free Films - 8:00 p.m.
• Film of last year's Winnipeg to St. Paul Snowmobile Race
Also:
• Safety Film
• Free Service School
Conducted by o John Deere service representative
• Free Coffee and Cookies
COME IN AND SEE Ti -IE COMPLETE LINEUP OF JOHN DEERE:
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