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The Clinton Legion Ladies Auxiliary bowling team won the
Exeter Legion's 16th annual invitational tourney last week,
the first time since 1961. They defeated 21 other teams in the
bowl -off and received the Molson's Trophy. Left to right are
Erma Hartley, Rosemary Armstrong, Wonnetta Holland,
Grace Castle, Mary Coombs, and Edna Atkinson. (News -
Record photo)
• What's rolling at the bowling lanes
Molson's Crown
The league wound up the
season with a banquet at the
Clinton Legion last week. The
sea -son champions were Jo-
Anne Collins, Theresa
Machan, Vera Gibbings, Ken
Johnston and Charlie Burgess
of the Alley -Cats.. Playoff
• champions mere Art Burt,
Edith Burgess, Jean Good,
Murray Johnston and Ray
Foster.
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Trophy winners were:
ladi'es' high average, Marie
Collins, 209; high triple,
Theresa Machan, 707; high
single, Diane Collins, 297.
Men's high average, Ken
Johnston, 241 ; high triple, Bill
• Lee, 905; high single, Joe
Atkinson, 368. Perfect . at-
tendance, Donna Collins, Pat
Jewitt, Gwen Johnston, Joe
Atkinson, Jim Collins, and
Murray Johnston. Most
improved, Gwen Johnston,
plus 14: Bill Lee, plus four.
Skunks, Verna Gibbings, -2;
Bob Machan, -I ; Bruce
Collins, -1.
After the trophies were
received, the bowlers went to
the Crown lanes for a game of
"fun bowling" and no one got
a "450" game, not even a
"150". See you all next
September.
Ladies Tuesday
Afternoon
Congratulations to the
Pressure Cookers who won
the playoffs. They are Mona
Campbell (captain),
Moranne Duddy, Lois Hur-
man, Sheila McKay, Betty
Macklin and Collin Phillips
with 15,464 pins. Salad Queens
were second with 15,325 and
The Sinkers finished third
with 15,259. Hot Pans were in
fourth place with 15,219 and
Micro Waves had 15,130. The
Blenders finished in last
place with 14,833.
Mona Campbell had the
hieh single of 280 and triple of
News of Kippen
By Rena Caldwell
This past week's beautiful
weather has set the
machinery in motion and
seeding is well underway.
St. Andrew's UCW
The Kippen UCW en-
tertained the ladies from
Bayfield, Brucefield and •
M Chiselhurst at their regular
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Police report
Clinton Police quickly
apprehended three juveniles
after Corrie's Car Wash was
broken into on Tuesday, April
12. At the time $100 in
quarters was taken from the
*wash.
When the three juveniles
were apprehended, Police
recovered all the money
stolen.
What you think
(continued from page 4
organizing the Clinton can-
vass, and to all the can-
vassers. They did a fine job.
Our financial year does not
end until June 30th, and
donations are still welcome at
Canada Trust.
Many thanks to all of you.
Mrs. Jane Vincent,
Area Co-ordinator,
London.
meeting April 12 with about 50
guests present. Mrs. Ross
Broadfoot presided at the
organ.
The President Mrs. David
Cooper opened the meeting
with a few words of welcome,
and Mrs. John B. Sinclair
gave the worship. Two solos
by Miss Elaine Westlake of
Zurich accompanied by Mrs.
G. Moffatt were much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Keith Lovell in-
troduced the guest speaker
Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall
and courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs. Ronald
McGregor. Everyone was
invited to the Sunday School
rooms for a social hour.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Norman
Deckert and Mrs. John
Cooper, assisted by the social
committee and the group
leaders. It was an interesting
inspiring and enjoyable
evening,'
Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Alderdice have returned from
Meaford, where they at-
tended the funeral of Mr.
Alderdices father, Mr. Hugh
Alderdice, who died suddenly
on April 11 of a heart attack.
Mrs. Margaret Huchison
St. Thomas has been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid
Mellis.
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31i, while Rosemary Arm-
strong had the high average
of 201.
The executive would like to
thank everyone for a pleasant
season.
YBC Friday
Afternoon
Kathy Ladd had the high
single of 219 and Dianne
Bromley had the high double
of 351. The high average went
to Dianne with 140. George
Coventry led the boys with a
271 high single. Scott Kay had
the high double of 402 and
high average of 182.
The Pack Rats lead the
standings with 102 points.
Boussey's Baboons are - in
second place with 991/2, while
Kazy and the Pups are third
with 99: Tiger Cats aren't far
behind in fourth spot with 97.
Carries Coyotes are at 92,
while The Bears have 87 and
The Lions have 82. Ken's
Cobras are in the basement
with 721/2 points.
YBC Friday Night
The standings are close, but
the Fabulour Five are in front
with 99 points. Tree Strikers
are second with 961/2 and
Cornish's Cool Cats are third
with 94. Close behind are
Headpins with 93. The 450s
are in fifth place with 89
points closely followed by
Super Strikers and Strikes
and Spares who have 88
points each. Bay City Bowlers
are last with 801/2 points.
Ann Deichert led the girls
with a high single of 190 and a
double of 366. High average
went to Lynn Armstrong with
180, Paul Stephenson was
high for the boys with a 211
single and 345 double. Phil
Cornish had the high average
of 170.
YBC Majors
Wendy Gibbings led the
girls with a 240 single and 631
triple, and Nancy Kuehl had
the high average of 190. Jim
Switzer led the boys with a 321
single and 719 triple. Bdb
Atkinson was high average
with 211.
Rams lead the standings
with 1561/2 points. Bad News
Bears are second with 147 and
Rough Riders are third with
141. The Winners are in the
cellar with 1331/2 points.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977 -PAGE 7,
Ramblings from the harness races
By Lois Gibbings
Tarus, owned by Frank.and..
Gerry Johnston of the Bluffs
Motel on Highway 21, south of
Goderich, was a winner in
:07 at London on Saturday.
Randy McLean of Goderich
now has his horses stabled in
London. On April 13 he was
third with Jason Direct for
Len Goldfarb of Montreal.
Fred Magtrtre, driving
Wayne Parker, interfered
with Scatter Wave and
Cathy's Hat, driven by
Verdun Vanstone. As a result
the latter two did not finish in
their race.
Joe McDaid was fourth
with Bobby Tar for owner
Jim Riehl of Goderich. Chief
Noble was fifth with Norm
Campbell up for Gord Rapson
of Holmesville. Chinco Dane,
owned by Che Bec Ltd. of
Montreal, was third for
trainer - driver Randy
McLean.
Dave Wall drove Muddy
Knight to a second place
finish for Jim McLeod of
Seaforth and C. Browning of
Toronto.
Bold Tar Heel is back in the
Dennis Jewitt stable again.
On Friday night at London,
BAi11 Rapson was fifth with
Ackwin for his father Gord of
Holmesville. That morning
Bill won a qualifying race
with A Mortgage Lifter, now
12 years.
Randy McLean was fifth
with Scat Man on Saturday
afternoon at London. Pebbies
Girl, owned by., George
Feagan and Gerry Roebuck
of Goderich, was second with
the latter on the bike.
Leahaven Red was fifth in the
same race for trainer - driver
Bill Caldwell of Clinton.
Randy McLean was second
with Tide Delight, owned by
Donald Campbell of
Goderich, on Saturday. The
winner was Hyport Ted, a
three-year-old gelding by
Tarport Arnie - Heather Hy,
which makes him a half-
brother to Derby Dan.
Shelly Duke, owned by Art
Maskell of Goderich, was a
winner in 2:07.4 at
Leamington on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Leamington Raceway will
go for 10 Sundays from April
17 to June 19. They will have
four Ontario Sires Stake
Races including three-year-
old filly Trot on May 29; the
three-year-old colt Pace on
June 5; the two-year-old filly
End of hockey playoffs near
Stratford Cullitons may
have a tougher time than
Clinton's Bill Irwin imagined
before they capture the
Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior "B" title.
Cullitons lost the first game
sof the best -of -seven final to
Streetsville Derbeys, 8-5. The
second game is in Stratford
tonight with the third game in
Streetsville Friday and the
fourth back in Stratford on
Sunday.
Irwin, who is more known
for his defensive work, scored
one of the Cullitons'goals. He
is not a high scoring defen-
seman but has a good shot
from the point.
Stratford coach Jack Nairn
commented that Cullitons
'have not lost ore than one
game in a series so far. "We
don't want to start now," he
said.
In the QHA Junior "D"
championship series, Exeter
Hawks took a 1-0 lead in the
best -of -seven series by
defeating Staynor Siskins, 9 -
3 in Zurich, Sunday night. The
third game will be played in
Zurich, Thursday night.
The Siskins defeated
Belmont Bombers in last
year's OHA Junior "D" final.
Essex `73s played in
Bowmanville on the weekend
and came home with a split in
the first two games of the
best -of -seven OHA Junior
"C" final. The third and
fourth games will be played
in Essex on the weekend.
Essex eliminated Listowel
in the semi-final round.
Cyclones had eliminated New
Hamburg Hans who in turn
had eliminated Clinton.
Essex is looking for its
second title in the past three
seasons.
Petrolia Gibbons Squires,
who eliminated Port Elgin
Sunocos, have taken a one -
game lead in the best -of -
seven OHA Intermediate "C"
final by defeating Bradford 7-
2 Sunday night. The second
game will- be in Bradford on
Saturday evening.
The third game will be
Sunday afternoon with a
fourth game in Petrolia on
Saturday, April 30. The fifth
game if necessary will be in
Petrolia on Sunday, May 1.
Pace on June 12; and the two-
year-old colt Trot on June 19.
Bill German of Goderich
was third with Janet Express
at Orangeville on Sunday
afternoon.
Florence De Groof reports
that 'Victorious David, a
three-year-old chestnut
gelding by Royal Melody -
Victorious Harmony, which
August sold to Joe Kemps of
Centralia, qualified at
Orangeville on Sunday.
Several area horses are
going to Hanover to compete
in qualifying races only at 2
p.m. on Saturday, April 23.
The regular racing season at
Hanover begins on Saturday
night, April 30 and goes until
October 1.
Clinton Kinsmen Raceway
will open on Sunday, June 26
and will go until September
25. They will have, four
Ontario Sires Stake Races
including two-year-old colt
Pace on June 26; the two-
year-old filly Trot on July 10;`
the three-year-old filly Pace
on August 21; and the three-
year-old colt Trot on Sep-
tember 11.
With the number of horses
nd°w in training, plus a new
grandstand on the finish line
we should have an excellent
year of racing.
Dapper Dillon got his tenth
win of the yearAin 2:03.1 in a
$9,000 trot at Mohawk
Raceway on Monday night for
his owners Doreen Rowcliffe
of Hensall and Barry Elliott
of Kitchener.
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