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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-03-17, Page 7- ' N» What's rolling at the lanes Ap • eb. Y I3C Teen The -GunnbiuwBowlers have regained second place in the Crown YBC Teen Ieague with )w points. They follow the first place Cosa Nostra with 149. and lead the third place Yo Yo's with 140. The Stoney LuutyYoUowwith 133 and the Chambermaids with 128. In bowler u,ndi Gary hadArmstrong had the boys' high single of 1-8 and the high triple of .19 Kelly Colquhoun the girls' high single of 4' YBK Friday uft,.noon For the second week in a row. Dianne Bromley swept the girls' division in the YBC Friday afternoon lp She had the high single. of 220: the high triple of 373 and the high average of /oi In the boys' division. Peter Denornme had the high single of 200 and the high triple of 390. with Scott Kay taking the high average of |x). Boussey's Baboons have moved into second place in the teawith 841/2 points. following the first Pack Rats with • place 88. Kazy and the Pups are tied for third with the Tiger Cats at xx. leading Corrie's Coyotes with '5: the Lions with '': the Bears With 7nand Ken's Cobras with ox1/2. ' ' Y0C Friday night Lynn Armstrong repeated her performance of the week before. and swept the girls' division agaiin the YBC Friday Night league. She had the high single of /13: the high triple of 431 and the high average of 17g. In the boys' division, Peter Anstett had the high single of 208 and the high triple of 411. Phil Cornish -- had the high average of 1G8 * The Head Pins have pulled into second place in the YBC Friday Night \eogue with 79 • pointS. leaving the Strikes and Spares in`Yourth with 78. The Tree Strikers continue to dominate the Ieague with 85'/2 points followed by the Fabulous Five in second with I. Cornish's Cool Cats are tied with the 450's at 76. leading. the Super Strikers � with 'n and the Bay City Bowlers with (5\6. YBC Majors The Gibbings-Kuehl domination in the ladies' division C Majors league, with Wendy Gibbings taking the high single' of 214 and Nancy Gibbings taking Seaforth curling. (continued from page 6 ) he high triple of 5'9 and the Bill's Girls with 67 lead the high average of 190. Bob (amtp\4o* Newt's Newfs with Atkinson had the men's high 57. Ken Johnston swept the men's standings taking the high single oy'''n5: the high triple of )n and the high average of .'*|. Marie Collins had the high triple ofsm/ and the high average of /oo in the ladies' standings, leaving the high single of .'|.' to Jean Good. Clinton Mixed Kerk'u Strikers have tied the X's and O's for d`/rd place in the Clinton Mixed league, trailing the first place Pickle and Friends with 88 and the Who Cares with 85. The Die .H.urdo with 4 lead the Flintstones with /, followed by the True Grits with ourid the Buzzer bowiers with 66. Rob Van Damme had the men's high single of loo and the high triple of • 45, while Don Switzer took the high average of /m. In the ladies' division, Sheila Keys had the high single of 305: Linda Reinhart, the high triple -of ^oo. and Val Murriogo, the high average of 1`1. |.ond,xhoroM,n The Finches are battling a three way tie to stoyin third place ink the Londesboro Men's league. The Finches are tied with the Eagles and Robins, who all have :11 pOints. They trail the Doves with 39- points and the Owls with x , and lead the last place Hawks with .x. In bowler standings, John Bylsma had the high single of 8 w ile Bert Lyon had the high trile of 53. Harry Lear had thhigh of 214. Tuckerxmm|d`M\sod Bart's Buicks have roared into a tie with Joost's Jaguars in the Tuckersmith Mixed league with 88 points. Art's Volkswagons with xo lead Chris' Chryslers with 66 and &\die'sAueUnswith 1o. In the ladies' division, Hilda Veenstra had the high single of mond Ann Dekens had the high ur\p)n of mo. Lloyd McKenzie took the men's high single of /46. with the high triple going to Bob Walters with m64. triple of 09 and the high average y .'|/. leaving the high single of ''m to Barry Welch. The team standings remain the same with the Rams leading with 1.'91/2 points. The Bad News Bears with 111 lead the Rough Riders with 119 and theWinners with \o.\6. Ladies' Tuesday Afternoon Congratulations goes out to the Hot Pans. winners of the Ladies' Tuesday Aytcrnoon le -ague. The winning bowlers are: Nancy Roy (captain), Ramona Jamieson. Mary CbcxSe\\. June McCowan, Rose Hummel and Dorothy Weston. Foliowing the champs with 1 9 points are the Pressure Cookers with 1 and the Blenders with |.'.' The Sinkers with 119 lead the Salad Queens with 1151/2 and thcMicroWavcs with 10. In bowler standings, Rosemary Armstrong had the high average of 'm and tied June De Ruyter for the high triple of ms. The high single went to Vera Beck with .1 |.und,yhurn�'�d|es' The Alley Cats .with 100 points continue to prowl the top spot of the Londesboro Ladies' league, leading the Rolling Stones with •o: the Brown Onions with mand the Playgirls with 1;3. Delores Howatt had the ladies' high singleoY 'nx in the individual bowler standings with Dorothy Airdrie taking thehigh triple of 65 Lynda Kennedy oa the most im- proved bowler with plus 18, m'provcdbnw\orwithp\ua)8. Huron.D,x The men's bowler standing remain unchanged from last week with Ian C\urb taking the high single of 220 and the high triple of 543, leaving the high average of 176 to John Howard. Jay Carter repeated Ian's performance in the ladies' divieion, taking the high single of 307 and the high triple of 752. Louise Gibbings had the high average of 196. In the league standings, the Headpins continue to lead with 90 points, followed by the Try Alls with 9: the Zepplins with and the Whiz Bangs with 66. Clinton -Blyth The Striking Do,noho continue to fight the Wind- mills for second place in the Clinton -Blyth league with 39 points. The Bionic Wonders hold down first place with 46. leading the third place Odd Ball Bunch with 38'. The Ups and Downs with 35 lead the last place Bonnie Braves with In bowler standings, Edna Atkinson had the high single of xo.' along with Lia Hoggarth with 18-8. Sue McFadden with '286; Barb Howson with 27l; Rena Kolk- man with 268; Esther Handy with 242 and Din[ Nethery with 242. Lia had the high triple of |^ and the high average went to Linda Cooper with 201;. Molson's Crown Mixed The Five Stara, who dominated the Molson's Crown Mixed league through most of' the season, came out the league champs. They ' finished with 98 points leading A mixed Knights the X-Rateds with 86 and the Saturday of Alley Kats and Di's Cheats C; John Wray, Goderich Masons; tied for third place with 77. C.(Nenve^Rmuwrdphoto) 111 Mayhew, Stu Wilson and Marlen Vincent in a very close game. The ladies of the club heida very successful Fun Day on Tuesday with a game of curling followed by a �.deUnioua supper served by the men of the club. The last Spiei of our season is the Invitational Mixed on O the 26dh. l understand there are a couple of vacancies on the 9:00 draw yet. If you can get a team together, call the 8onopie) Committee. This is strictly a fun event and has been very well attended inthe past years. It includes two games on Saturday followed b dance ~- at the Club. Breakfast is served at the Club on Sunday • morning, then the third game is p\ayed, followed by prizes sponsored by Ball -Macaulay Ltd. � The friendly n'ighbour- hood � | 1,7177117Pdf non. J.. CL1NTON NEWS RECORD. THURSDAY. MARCH 17, 1977-PAQE 7 The second place. team in last Saturday's Knights rColumbus.and Shriners. bouspiel at the Vanastra Curling Club were 1 to r: Paul Spain, Goderich K of C; Howard Abkeo, QoduriobQbrtomrm; Gordon Ba\mmmo, Godmcluh8brbneru; Hank Kramer, Seaforth K of C. (News -Record photo) Figure skatingnews The '76''77 figure skating season finished with a flourish last Saturday With many beginners and juniors passing National Skating Tests. The following skaters passed the beginners badge: Tressa Barnes, Lisa Boattie, Nancy Broad[oot, Tanya Hart, Sherri Lavin. Robyn Norman, Angela Reid, Jef- frey Roy. ef-freyBoy. Two more little skaters have learned all the begin- ners e in'nero test but the stopping technique, Shannon Dill and Terri Strickland. They will be 'allowed to start working on the next badge Those who passed the Stroking badge are: Tressa Barnes, Bryan Beattie, Julie Corcar, Jihn Crawfurd, Jennifer Jevv|tt, Lori Jewitt, Lana Jones, Sad Post -ma, Dana BiopeUe, Greg Taylor, Ruth Anne White. Three people 6uooed �he Elementary Jim Cravvford, Shannon Preszcator, Karen Radford. ORe boy passed the Basic test, Greg Carter. Those passing the Novice 1 test were Shelley Crawford Tracy Norrnan, Lorelei Robinson. The following skaters earned the Dance I badge: Shelley Cruwford, Lorelei Robinson, Tracy Norrnan, Jennifer Wood. We have a big list of speeders a note of distinc- tion in figure skating. Those passing theSpeed Test Christine Baker, Todd Baker, Scott Daono, Steven Beune, Julie Coruar, Jim Crawford, Lisa Johns. Christa LAhnen, Linda Lockwood, Sandra Postma, Shannon Preszcator, Karen Rudyord, Colleen RodYnrd, Dana QiopeUo, Teressa Voland, Ruth Anne White. Four people passed the Dance 11 badge: Lori Consitt, Lisa Robinson, Lorelei Robjnson, Jennifer Wood. Jackie Norman passed her Figures badge test and Lisa Robinson passed the Free Style test. Those passing Free Style ll test were Mary Gibson and Barb Forbes. Those passing the Dance 111 test were Jackie Norman and Carol Beane. Last Wednesday some C.F.S.A. dances were passed at the local arena: Dutch YVu)tz, Shelley CruwYnrd, Tracy Normun, Lisa Robinson, Jennifer Wood, Canasta .Tango, Lorelei Robinson. Completing the Preliminary Dance Test with a pass on the Swing Dance, Jane/'ShanksWillow Waltz, Tina Strong, and Sylvia Forbes. Congratulations everyone! Whether you passed any test this year or not you've .learned something and all the' while while your muscles have heen strengthening. We look forward tohuvh`g you return to our club in the fall. Before storing your skates away for the yumrner, clean the boots and dry the blades carefully. Leave off the skate guards during storage to ensure there will be no rusting of the blades. arid Shriners bonspiel at Vanastra Curling Club five shown above1 to r: Ted Flemming, Stratford Andy Kelly, Stratford K of C; Joe Tobin, Stratford Get Ready �D���U� Spring ����m wm� wm�� ��' �������� �� ma BIKESHOW ^ Over 100 motorcycles on SPECIAL! �� =N Used ' New ����m� �������� 3j3 ��1� J�� �� y `�- ~. = GULL SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED VARNA ONTARIO 262-5809 Saturday, March 19 Sunday,March 20 • FREE Bike Rides on Rentals • 'Movies • , Financing. Available ... last K of Kuf OW 1. Picture 2. Parts 3. Labour AND APPLIANCES 10 HURON ST., CLINTON ,°CLINTON 482~9414 Please contact us if you have purchased an Admiral Colour TV in the past year. Kinsmen to skaters The Clinton FiSkating Club will have help offsetting their $1,000 deficit„thanks to the Clinton Kinsmen Club who decided at their March meeting to give the figure skaters u$''oodonation. The Kinsmen also decided to sponsor family swim coupons in the local papers that can be and used by families far free swim at the VunuutruSwimming pool. TheKinymon allocated $300, to th project. They will investigate further howevyr, a request from the students' council of Central Huron .Secondary School to help the students with construction of tennis courts at the school. Kinsmen Gary &8o,nor.Mery 0|� and Doug Macaulay were ap- pointed ppuintod to meet with gtudunt council president Jan Divok over the matter. The Kinsmen also learned from Gary Merner that the Canoe Race on April 24, to raise funds for cystic fibrosis, will feature a draw for a ounuu, a wrist wmtcb, and a -tackle box. 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