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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-12-23, Page 26r�pr Lai*teerir�► slre'aw. tbt hairs ase iMst to Metes es a in as they came tesse-4 Allefooted the, 7-4 with a s*a.ag is tit third p Mar lost ?lie reday's wise still : reward awe babied . the • league Lielowel Cyd.... • victory . over : New • would .beve gives a• thcwitk Listowel acrd. this Thursday. night'* /ante vigils will be. a four pointer la the 11K tbt Mustangs • i a fist 3i laawi M adagio goals ' by newcomer Great *Otos, Dave Watts add,. Dae Grea- siest*. W ,: rJ *mbar' with a pair of seemed, period pais. before Row Sowerby w Notdwd" a Hacker ler Clisil early in the third pitied. New Hamburg, behind the • strum pslteedins of John fought back again with tr goals ip a span of three ua leaked MperiIhdoY od. • ��Msisr�, As visci y lit iiswsd, the Hanover la town for a ,lour might (Thurst�i p.m. acid ea Sunday • 2. the let Eight Bears w make*** trip for a 7:31I p... ; face-off:-- Fol;owiag this Swsday's,`' game the Mustangs hit the ' road -for five games aad the next home game alter the extensive road trip will be Friday. January 21. At Fisrtbe s Raceway oa ..Decgtsrbo( 21. ' Keritose Harbin was sewed with driver Fsrl Matthews up, He M weed by Wayne Horner of 111croefleid. - ' Aekwia, ' ',owbd by Gad , Repeat et •Hohnesville, also b snood place fiaish with bis see se the bike. Frust 21 starts", this year. Ackwin zoo has a standing of three • wins, lour snoods and seven thirds. Hilarious Lover. a three- year-old colt by Golden Meaty Maker, owned by Jack KcIlwain and Gord Pullman of Sealorth, was a winner in 2:11 with the latter driving. MIS m kis tibird win in as ...alley lifetime starts and also his fastest record yet. Chief Noble, ,two-year-old grby Direct Noble - KS B ids° owned by Gord ' lapses of Holmesville, finished 'third with Bill .*apsaii up, in the same race. From 12 itfetime Starts. Chief Noble has had three wins. one second and two thirds. plus a record of p.2:1111.2. El Sam 0 was a wiener in 2:18.2 at Windsor on December 22. On Boxing Day at Western Fair Raceway. London, Flame Messenger, owned by Evelyn Rapson of Holmesville, 'was third In frost of driver Norm Cam- pbell. This four-year-old trotter, by A11 Aflame - Debutante Hanover, has picked up over 53,010 this year, racing locally, and from 34 starts has a standing of three wins, seven seconds and five thirds. Valleycreek Cleo. owned - trained and driven by Bill Caldwell of Clinton, picked up his tenth win of the year in the fifth race. Imp loathers had a fourth place finish for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich in the seventh race. Bold Tar Heel, owned by Frank Stroop of Fordwich. -but trained and driven by Denni3'Jewitt of Clinton, got his 15th win of the year in 2:10.1 at Flamboro Raceway on Sunday night. He also has had five seconds and six thirds from 37 starts this year. At London on Monday night. the first race was a $1.088 retirement trot and pace for 14 -year-olds who will have to stop racing on December 31. Way Kid. owned by Robert and Verdun Vanstone of Goderich, finished second with the latter driving. He has a record of p. 2:02 and has earnings of over 5140.000 in his lifetime. Granny Mathers, a four- year-old mare by TaOdd - Arnie - Bonnie P. Grattan. owned by the Broken M. Stables of Goderich, got her third win of the year with Ray loathers up. in 2:13.3 in the sixth race. Her best time was her 2:08.2 mile at Clinton this past summer. Frank MacDonald finished third with Watcher's Pride -in the eighth race.. She is a six- year-old mare by Skippy's Pride C. owned by David Shamblaw of Kirkton, who in her first year at the races has two wins. two seconds and two thirds«fromi2-starts. MONS IMw µ tars Unfair. &as +otrtr ef theie witniai tIebats-follwrkrg first. Veimeeiay' WW1 .11amiaas gaane sapient Munro L Res* Sisrmarrrsu, Bayfield, wen the side ef beef;Rosa ries, lemons, took the 1St es. glass turkey; and Mrs. G. Blake. 48 � wee the mi. gime tetchily. Tithe. sales raised *1,988 tar She Ba tsrr team. Looking en as Coast. Shrapsbas draws the wieners are Terry Taylor ami Jack King. right. (News - Reefed punto) GENERAL AND LIFE OFFICE: le KING ST.. CLINTON 462.431• RES: 9011 NIGH ST. 462.7147 There will be lots of activity at the Curling Club -for the - next two or three weeks but it won't be curling! Bell Construction moved in ``Tuesday to begin the roof reno ions that we had to 1o. This we they putting on steel p to reinforce the wooden triangulation on the trusses. Next week the larger sections of steel are supposed to arrive. So don't count on curling until at least after January 15th. This of course will cause the Invitational Mixed Spiel which was scheduled for the' 15th and 16th of January to be moved on. Our Bonspiel Committee has reported that the new 'date for this spiel will be February 5th and 6th Please keep this date in mind. We hope the renovations will be done by January 22-23 because the Seaforth Club is scheduled to host the sub- division playoffs of the Seagrams Mixed. Regardless of whether we host it or not. a Seaforth entry must be declared one week prior to the event, which means that any club playoffs must be completed by the 16th of -January. So far, only one team from the -club has en- tered their name in the event. On Tuesday, Dic. 21 the Thursday night Mixed. win- ners played off. Dave Beattie, with Mary Jean Beattie Sheila Murray and Roxanne Brown lost to Bob Wilson's team with Sharon Wilson, and Ladies' Afternoon The Hot Pans have in- creased their lead in the Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League standings with 79 points. The Sinkers follon with 74, holding a slight edge over the Pressure Cookers with 73: The Blen- ders, with 68. lead the Salad Queens with 66 and the Micro Waves with 60. Nancy Roy had the high single and triple of 300 and 773, while Rosemary Arm- strong had the high average of 208. YBC Teen Kirk's Krusaders have thrust their way into third place with 58 points in the YBC Teen League standings. The Cosa Nostra hold the lead with 76, outdistancing the second -place Sunshine Bowlers with 60. The Stoney Louts hold fourth spot with 57. leading the Yo-Yo's with 55 and the Chambermaids with 54. in the men's division, Jamie Cooper had the high single and triple of 247 and 610. Rick Brown had the high average of, 204. Suzie liad ad the high average of 198 in the women's division. while Deb Cook had the high single of 257 and Kelly Colquhoun, the high triple of 608. YBC Majors The YBC Majors standings remain unchanged from last week with the Bad News Bears still hanging in first place with 68 points. The Rough Riders hold a- close second of 67, while the -Rams hold third place with 66%. The Winners trail with 5814 points. Kim Tomkins had the ladies' high single of 200: Wendy Gibbings, the high triple of 529 and Nancy Kuehl, the high average of 187. Bob Atkinson had the high single and average of 308 and 209, leaving the high triple to Alex Harrett with 694. The Windmills with 7 points have takenover the lead, as the Clineee-Blyth Bowling L=eague starts into'the second hail *of play. The Bionic Wonders fight the Odd Ball Bunch for second place with 6. while the Striking Demons hold a tie with the Bonnie Braves at 4. The Ups and continued on page 12 Bruce and Marjory Coleman. The Wilson rink then had to playoff on Thursday night against the Friday night Mixed winner who was Neil Dolmage and his rink of Loretta Dolmage. Elmer Dennis and Gwen Scott. The Dolmage rink won and were declared winners of the first Mixed Draw. On Wednesday night. Dec. 22, the winner of the first Men's Draw was declared. John E. Patterson. with John Longstaff. Ted Cosford, and Ron Riley defeated John D. Patterson and his rink of Ray Hutchinson. John Underwood and John Cairns. On Monday Dec. 27, the Seaforth dub hosted the Seniors division playoffs because the Vanastra Club experienced plant dif- ficulties. The Walkerton entry from I3A defeated the Exeter entry from 13 8, two games to one. If you know any junior curlers from other clubs, let them know about our Junior Mixed Spiel on Sunday January 30th. Get them to put in an entry. This Spiel is sponsored by Lorne Brown Motors and Topnotch Feeds. There will be good prizes, good food and lots of fun. • Happy New Year to aIP _ The Committee presented to the Legislature an interim, report dated September 34th. 1976. which dealt with certain aspects of the trans- portation of goods on Ontario highways. Matters relating to the dump truck industry are yet to be dealt with. Hearings to consider these mutters will be held in Toronto during the latter part of January. 1977 Individuals and groups wishing to make pre- sentations to the Committee are asked to con- tact Brian B. Caldwell. Director of Research, at the Committee office not later -than, January 14th, 1977 Select Committee on Highway Transportation of Goods • Rm 440. Main Parkament Budding, Oueen's Park Toronto M7A 1A2 CANADA GRADE A BONELESS TOP ROUND. RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP SCHNEIDER'S BY THE PIECE POLISH Col. 1.1.25 MAPLE LEAF s 0Z- PKG* MINCEDNAM 79' OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY fa.m. - s p.m, FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. SUNDAY 11 a.m. - S p.rw- HOLIDAY HOURS: Fri.. 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