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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-02-17, Page 7• * Little Krista McAsh,.right, found it tiring after awhile at the Varna Ice Carnival, and feel asleep beside her dad, Doug. Brother Darryn was just having a minutes rest, though. (photo by Mary Chessell) . Rimblingsfrom the races By Lois Gibbings Keystone Hartree, a six- year-old gelding by Harlan Dean -Hickory Tree, extended his winning streak to six in a row when he won the seventh race at Flamboro on February 12 for Wayne Horner of Brucefield. ✓ Wayne's King's Greentree pacer was also a winner in 2:09.1 on Friday night. Highland Wish had a second place finish the same night. Dapper Dillon, a six-year- old gelding by Dapper Hill - Ann Key, owned by the estate of Mary A. Elliott of Chilton, • was second on Friday night at Greenwood in Toronto in the $9,000 trot. He was beaten by a 'nose by Kendee Rip, a seven-year-old gelding by Replica Herbert-Jilda Herbert by Alpha Hal. Dapper Dillon- started the year with a third place finish and then had four straight -wins. At Flamboro on February 8, °'Hickory Lassie, a 12 -year - 4 old trotting mare by Queen's Adios-Hodgen's Lassie, owned by Frank Cook of Clinton, finished second with driver Max Jorgenson. Last year she had earnings over the $6,200 mark and she has won lifetime ,over $42,000. Wednesday night at the same track, Single Johnnie, an eight-year-old gelding by Johnnie G -Rosy Dolly, owned and driven by John Muir of Seaforth, was second. Ron Williamson of Seaforth also had a second with Swinging Beauty. Friday night at Greenwood • What's rolling at the lanes Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon The Pressure Cookers have sizzled into second place in the Ladies' Tuesday After- noon league with 105 points. The Hot Pans with 108 con- tinue to lead the league. The Sinkers with 103 lead the Blenders with 100, the Salad Queens with 971/2 and the Micro Waves with 86'/2. Rosemary Armstrong had the -high triple of 698 and the high average of 2Q5 with the high single going to Edna Atkinson with 294. Clinton -Blyth Ladies in Toronto, Bubbling Over, a seven-year-old mare by Langley Hanover -Bubbling Oasis, was second for driver Tom Strauss and, owner Bill Fleming of Clinton. She has a record of p, 2:03.3 and lifetime earnings over the $22,000 mark. Friday night at London, Bobbie Tar, owned by Jim Riehl of Goderich finished third with Joe McDaid on the bike. John Lester was third with March Will, which he co-owns with Ken Parke of Zurich, on Saturday at Greenwood. The same night at Windsor, Bruce Volland had a third place finish with Shockem. All. At London on Saturday afternoon, Watcher's Pride, owned by David Shamblaw of Kirkton, was second for driver Frank MacDonald of Clinton. This gives her a win and two seconds from three starts this year. Monday night at London, Tide Delight, a five-year-old mare by Josies Victory - Queenie Tide, and owned by Donald Campbell of Goderich, finished third for driver Randy McLean. Last year she had a win and two thirds from seven starts. Bobbie Tar was second for driver Joe McDaid. Will Knight, a four-year-old pacer by Excel Knight -Fan Will, owned by John Lester, of Forest . and Ken Parke of Zurich, won the seventh race at Greenwood on Monday night in a sizzling 2:04.3. 41) Wingham midget tourney big • Organizers at Wingham say -- their fourteenth annual Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament will be bigger and better than ever this year. That claim was guaranteed when the com- mittee in charge decided to increase the number of teams to 56 from the 32 teams who participated last year. The increase has necessitated the use of three arenas instead of the one in previous years. Instead of all games being played at the Wingham arena,' the Howick• Com- munity Centre and the Lucknow arena will also be pressed into service. There will be 16 games in all at Howick with games on March 18 from 5:-00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m., March 20 from 1:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. and March 24 'from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Thirteen games have been booked for ,the Lucknow arena. March 18 the games will start at 5:00 p.m. running through 11:00. p.m. On Saturday' March 19 the competition begins at 9:00 a.m. and runs till 11:06 p.m. There will be three games on Sunday, at 1:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. The only open day at the •Wingham facilities will be l)2arch 24. There are three Karnes set for Marsh 18, six for. March 1.9, five on March 20 and full days on March ,21 'and 22.. The Striking Demons battle • the Windmills for second spot in the Clinton -Blyth league with 25 points each. The Bionic Wonders with 29 lend the standings with the Boni11'&' Braves tied with the Odd Ball Bunch in third place with 22. The Ups and Downs trail with 18. Linda Cooper had the high , average of 209 with Lia Hoggarth taking the high triple of 664. Marg Kruper with 271 had the high single, with other high scores going On March 23 there will be five games, March 25 and 26 will be full days while Sun- day, March 27 will see the championship games. Owen Sound won the 'AAA' group title last year by beating London 6-3. To date seven teams have entered the division, this year. There are 16 teams entered in the 'A' group including Collingwood, the defending champions. The Listowel Cyclones are the defending champions ,in "B" division and they will be back to compete against 14 other 'B' division entries. Host-Wingham Lions took the 'C' title last year and will be back to defend their'title against 15 other entries. YOU'RE WHISTLING IN THE DARK... .115 tEr IF YOU THINK THAT HEART ATTACK AND STROKE HIT ONLY THE OTHER FELLOW'S FAMILY, Help ,Jour Heart... Help your, Heart Fund to Lia Hoggarth, 262-242; ,pita Verburg, 239.; Debbie Hull, 248; Nellie Burkholder, 245; Mary Davey, 238,242. Londesboro Ladies Dorothy Carter swept the standings in the Londesboro Ladies' league having the high single of 275, the high triple of 695 and the high average of 200. Debbie Wallace was the triost iml proved bowler with plus 18. In the league standings, the A• lley Cats continue to prowl' in first place with -81 points. The Brown Onions with 61, lead the Rolling Stones with 59 and the Playgirls with 51,. YBC-Majors Nancy Kuehl swept the ladies standings in the YBC Majors for a second week. ,She had the high single of 219, the high triple of 557 and the high average of 189. In the men's standings, Bob Atkinson had the .high triple of 692 and the.high average of 212. Bob Riehl had the high single of 260. The Rams with 1071/2 points lead the team standings, followed by the Rough Riders and the Bad News Bears tied !!iii zehrs fine markets... of fine foods at second ' with 101. The Winners trail with 881/2. Londesboro Men The Doves with 76.points flit just slightly ahead of the Owls with 75 in the Londesboro Men's league. The Finches .with 68 lead the Eagles with 65, the Hawks with 61, and the Robins with 54. Bill Sottiaux had the high single of 320 and the high triple of 715, ' while Harry Lear had the high average of 224. Howard Cartwright with a plus 16 was the most -im- proved bowler. - Clinton- Mixed Val. Marriage swept the ladies' standings in the Clinton -Mixed league for a second week, taking the high single of 276, the high triple of 707 and the high average .of 225. Bob Atkinson had the high single and high triple of 385 and 860, respectively. Don Switzer had the high average of 211. Pickle and Friends lead the team standings with 77 points, followed by the X's and O's with 69, and the Who Cares with 68. Keek's Strikers with 64 lead the Die Hards 747 TPV CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, TNURSPAY, FEBRUARY 17,:1977 with 62 and the Buz4,er Bowlers with 60, followed by. the Flintoston.es with 56 and the True Grits with 48. • Molson's Crown Mixed Di's Cheats Have moved into fourth place with 62 in the Molson's Crown Mixed league. They lead Bill's Girls with 57 and Newt's Newfs with 42. "I'he Five Stars with 82 lead the standings followed by the X-Rateds with 71 and the Alley Kats with 64. Joe Atkinson had the men's high single of 368 and the high triple of 827, with the high continued an page 11 MOTORCYCLE ICE RACES (C.M.A. SANCTIONED) WITH STUDDED TIRES THIS SUIVDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1,113LLy Beginning at 12:00 Noon 011.1 GtJLLI 'SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ontario Dial 519-262-5809 Huron County Board of Education HOLMESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Registration of - those eligible for Kindergarten classes for the 1977-78 school year will be held at the school on WED. MARCH:2 Representatives from the Huron County Health Unit will be in attendance in order .to hold a clinic at the same time. The Health Unit will arrange• clinic appointments for the registration. Would parents who are new to Goderich Township please contact the school: to arrange an appointment. (Phone 482- 7751). 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