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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-01-26, Page 7Down at thelanes Tuckersmith Mixed Angus' Anglers are in first place with 72 points. They have a big lead on John's Jellyfish who have 5r4 and Tony's Sharks who are third with 53 points. Wes' Suckers have 36, as do Mike's Mackerals , Bob's Bluegills are in last place with 20 points. In the individual scoring, Helen Dykstra had the ladies high single of 224. Amy Gerrits had the high triple of 563. Wes Lenting had the men's high single of 259 and Angus Hummel had the high triple of 674. YBC Majors The Five Stars are in first place with 62 points and Kathy's Clowns are behind in second with 53. The Zappers are third with 45 points and the Pickles are last with 36. Louise Gibbings was again one of the top lady bowlers of the day, She had the high triple of 641 and the high average of 198. Dianne Vanderwal took the high single with 247. - Steve Switzer had the men's high single with 331 and Bob Falconer had the high triple of 818 while Steve Gibbings had the high average of 224. Clinton Mixed The Sweets are still in first place with 72 points and the Snowdrops are second with 67. The Super Strikers are still in third place with 63 points and the Victors and Butterflies are tied with 61 points. The Luckie Eights have 54, the Bowler Bugs have moved up from last place with 50 and the Dum- mies are in last place with 48 points. Louise Gibbings had the high single of 259 and the high triple of 724 for the ladies. Valerie Marriage took the high average of 222. For the men, Bob Falconer had the high single of 285 and Leonard Steep had the high triple of 620. Rob Van Damme had the high average of 208. Londesboro Ladies The Ding Dongs are in first place with 66 and the Dreamers are close behind in second with 65 points. The D'umbelis had 54 and the Doolittles are la 't "witl' 39- points. Reino Wilts had the high single of 368. Florence Car- twright took the high triple with 742, and Dorothy Carter had the high average of 198. Skating news It's back to the pleasures of skating after one Saturday morning "off" to allow for the Bantam Hockey tournament. The Clinton test day will be Saturday, February 18. Tests scheduled for the morning will be preliminary and first figures plus preliminary and junior bronze dances. Hopefully the higher tests will be held in the afternoon. Test chairman, Carol Fox is still wrestling with the difficulty of obtaining high test judges. • We thank theminor hockey association in advance for relinquishing a few hours of their Saturday afternoon ice time. Just what is test day? Aren't we always testing skaters for badges? Correct. 'the beginners and juniors work on the National Skating Test (NST) system and are tested regularly by our professionals or trained amateur coaches. Each full member of a club is registered in the CFSA and has a ,registered number which he keeps for life. This must be kept in safe keeping. It is not of much use until the skater reaches the CFSA test system which begins with the Dutch Waltz. Children who are, registered With the club on $10 a week 10 week session are not full members and are not registered with CFSA. After a skater has passed all the NST badges, he begins working on the CFSA tests. From time to time, the club holds CFSA test days. If your child is ready to tryAa test his name is entered on the schedule. It is wise to take the advice of the professional as to whether your child is or is not ready for a test. There is a test fee which must be paid before the skater goes on the ice for the test, The amount of the fee is set by the .CFSA It' is for- warded to CFSA, Ottawa by the club. Figure skaters have their own "I.D." ' cards. Mem- bership cards of CFSA w111 be arriving shortly which show the skater'l name, registered number and home Club number. Molson's Crown Mixed Bruce's Buddies are still in first place with 62 poin.ts. Leonard's Dumbells and the Corner Pin Six are both tied for second place with 60 points each. The Do Goods have 55 points while the Mac Tacks have 53 and the James Gang are last with 46 points. Pat Jewitt had the ladies' high single of 261 while Edna Atkinson had the high triple of 590 and Marie Collins had the high average of 208. Ken Johnston had the high single for the men with 355 and the high triple of 812. Art Burt took the high average of 244. Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Boyes Girls are in the top position with 96 points. They have a big lead over the second place Hurman's Harem who have 871/2 and the third place Nancy's Chics who have 83. Rosie's Rebels also have 83 points. The Campbell Supers are following close behind with 811/2 points and the June Bugs are last with 79 points. June DeRuyter had the high single of 287 and the high triple of 780. Mona Campbell had the high average of 199. YBC Teen The Bowling Bums have moved up from second to take first place with 64 points. Debbie's Buddies have fallen behind to second place with 61 points. The Chicken Coops are still third with 59 and the Bobcats are last with 40 points. Jackie Zwaan had the ladies' high single of 262 and the high average of 181. Brenda Butler had the high triple of 623. George Collins had the men's high single of 270. Gary Armstrong had the high triple of 661 and Jamie Cooper. took the high average of 215. Clinton -Blyth The Fantastic "5" are in first place with 25 points and the Wandering Five are second with 20. Joan's Pin Poppers and the Ear- thquakers are tied with 181/2 points each. The Foxy Bunch are slightly behind with 18 points. The Merry Mixers are close behind them with 17, Cooper's Angels have,16 and Davey's Dumplings are last with 15 points. Audrey Boonstoppel had the high single of 326 and the high triple of 775. The high average went to Mary Davey with 212. "The kids" surprised eight teams last Saturday at the Vanastra Curling Club's bonspiel, winning the second draw. Front row are Paul Galichuik, left,vice,and Bill Gibson, skip. Back row are: Brian Falconer, left, second, and David Townshend, lead. (News -Record photo) Seaforth curling club news .... • from page 6 Doris Hackney. Third was won by the Seaforth rink skipped by Flo Smith with Carol Innes, Loretta Dolmage and Marjorie Coleman. On the 11:30 a.m. draw, the Vanastra rink skipped by Kay Sharp won first prize and also the trophy for highest score overall for the day. Second prize was won by Donelda Pearson's Brussels rink and third prize went to the Seaforth rink skipped by Marg Fleming with Sharon Wilson, Milly Lobb and Irma Pryce. Also curling in that spiel were Seaforth curlers Marg Makino with Roxanne Brown, _ Kay Campbell and Laura Anstett; and Grace Campbell with Wendy Tremeer, Anne Cunningham and Gloria Here is a map of the route the.snowarama will follow this Sunday. Snowmobilers can start either at Hully Gully in Varna, or the Pineridge Chalet in Hensall for the 85 -mile drive to raise money for crippled children. sale ar . ALL NURSES' DUTY SHOES 1/2 Price 'TIL THURSDAY, FEB. 9 HOLLAND SNOES "Fashionable Footwear for the Entire Family" 21 ALSFPT ST., CLINTON 482-9692 Riley. Representing Seaforth will be Two ladies' rinks travelled Bob Ste. Marie, Neil to Goderich on Saturday to Dolniage, Gordon Pryce and play in the Dominion Road Rick McDonald. Spiel. On the 9:00 a.m. draw, The Junior Club is planning and winning first prize were a Fun Day on Sunday Marlene Robertson. Marjory February 5th. There is a Papple, Gwen Patterson and notice on the bulletin board Ellen, Murphy. They also for the juniors to sign if they captured the Dominion Road, wish to participate in that Trophy for top score of the event. day. Playing on the 11:30 I understand the Bonspiel draw, but out of the prizes Committee has several were Marg Fleming, Wendy openings for the Farmer's Tremeer, Sharon Wilson and Mixed Spiel on February 8th. Anne Cunningham. Please let them know right At a Mixed Spiel in Belmore away if you can help them fill on Saturday, second prize this event. The Men's Spiel was won by Gerald and sponsored by Rowcliffe Nancy Smith curling with Motors .on February 18th is Keith Williamson and Irma almost full. Pryce. The Special Events Three Seaforth rinks en- Committee has planned an tered the Mens Spiel in Open House and Dance on Vanastra on Saturday. On the February llth to honour Ned 9 a.m. draw and taking third Boswell on the occasion of his 90th birthday. Ned has been an active curler for over forty-five years. Friends, acquaintances, past and present members of the club are all invited to share in the celebration and wish Ned many more years of good health. Open house will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a dance to follow. We look forward to seeing you at the Club. A special vote of thanks goes to all the men who helped with the catering for the Ladies' Spiel last week. prize were Bill Campbell, John Patterson, Doug Rowcliffe and Gordon Pryce Also on the early draw but out of the prizes were Don Tremeer, Bob Wilson, Bill Fleming and Bill Lobb. Curling on the 11 a.m. draw and winning two of their three games were Bob Fotheringham, Murray Forbes, Eric McIntosh and Ross Lovett. Seaforth has entered a team in the Colts competition to be held in Listowel on Sunday January 29th. Introducing Julia Van Barren Charles Proctor of Charles Beauty Salon is pleased to an- nounce the addition to his staff of Julia Van Barren. Julia comes to us from working In London. She is ex- perienced in hair cutting, blow drying, and all the latest cuts. w" To Introduce Julia to our customers...we're having these PERM SPECIALS (WITH JULIA ONLY) OUR REGULAR '1S PERM $1.2• OUR REGULAR '20 PERM 1 e Charles Beauty Salon Phone Now For An Appointment 482-7065 74 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1978 -PAGE 7 Ramblings from the races By Lois Gibbings Jo Spinner, an eight-year- old mare by Spinners Boy - Mary Dale, came through with her second win in a row from two starts this year for driver -trainer Dennis Jewitt of Clinton at London on Friday night. She is owned by Franc Stroop of Fordwich. Although Jo Spinner did not win any races last year, she took a record at five of 2:03.4 with lifetime earnings of n $22,885 through 1977. ,She is a sister to following pacers : Davids Discovery, 2:04, Dale Spinner, 2:05.1, Mary Spin- ner, 2:06.1, and a half-sister to Earline, 2:03.3, Lew James, 2:04.4, Dale Flashy, 2:08.1, Leslie Fay, 2:10.1, and Irish Ontario, 2:11.3. Tony Bay, owned by Lorne Brown and Ross McEwan of Clinton, finished, third in the same race with his trainer: Don Corbett on the bike. Last year the seven-year-old gelding by Skippys Pride C - Linda G. Dillon had 18 starts with two wins, five seconds and four thirds and took a new record of p, 2: 08.3. Bill Caldwell of Clinton was fifth with his trotting mare Matadot in the first race. Jay Dee Lonesome had a fourth with Art Abbott up for James D. Taylor of Hensall, her owner -trainer. Mike Meadow, owned by Jean and Ben Feagan of Goderich, was driven to a second place finish by Don 0 - Dwyer, in the sixth. H.O. (Bud) Jerry was fourth with his Ima Gene Jerry. Ron Williamson was second in a 2:09.3 mile with his New Zealand bred pacer Yankee Meadow N. in the seventh. On Saturday afternoon at London, Prima Daisy, owned by John Bettke of Elmira and Roy Baynham of Kippen was fifth with Jack Marshall on the bike in the second. Johnny Diller was fourth for owners Orville and Lloyd Workman and Jack Harris in the fourth. Dennis Jewitt drove Irisha Hanover to a fourth place finish for owner Lorne Tyndall of Clinton, in the seventh and finished fifth with R.H. Ronald for Bill Fleming in the eighth. Granny Mathers, owned by the Broken M. Stables of Goderich wound up third in the seventh. At London on Monday night, Conray Kevin, owned by Dave Wilkinson of Goderich was third for driver -trainer Randy McLean. Claybrook Romeo was fourth for owner Charles Brindley of Goderich. 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