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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-03-01, Page 7r • • Seaforth curling club news Last week was a busy one again for the curling fraternity with bonspiels both at home and away as well as play-off games being decided. Seaforth played host to the McKinley Chicken Bonspiel for the first time last Saturday and it was enjoyed by all par- ticipants. Overall winner of the day was the Seaforth entry skipped by Ken Moore, with Dar Bannerman, Ken Smith and Ray Hutchinson. Second prize went to the Lyle Yost rink from Millbank. The foursome of Richard McKinley, Danny and Randy Edde and Earle Flynn took the consolation. On Wednesday, February 21 two ladies teams travelled to Exeter Ramblings from the races... • from page b • February 20 for owner Jim Riehl of Goderich. Robert Jerry was third with Ima Gene Jerry for H. O. (Bud) Jerry of Goderich on February 19 at London. Friday night at the same track, Benmiller Sammy, owned by Lois and Verdun Vanstone of Benmiller had a fourth with the latter up. Shar Mel, owned by Larry and Ray Jeffrey of Goderich was third for trainer - driver Randy McLean. Jolly Killean, owned by Ron McGee and Lionel Arbour of Goderich, finished second for driver Gerry Roebuck at London on Saturday afternoon in the second race. Randy McLean was second with True Mix for Marion J. Powell of Thamesford, third with Metric Time for owners Larry Daw of Clinton and Claude Daw of Mississauga and third again with Captain Betty for Bob McLean of Goderich. Ray Mathers had a fourth with Granny Mathers for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich. Wayne Horner of Clinton is currently in fifth place in the top ten non -driving trainers at Windsor Raceway while his driver Don ,O'Dwyer is eighth among the leading drivers. This past Figure skating... • from page 6. / designated time arrives. Then all the contestants return to the dressing room and remain in seclusion and are not allowed to watch his fellow contestants per- form. The judges are in- terested in how well the skater puts skating ex- pertise and interpretation together. Hail to Margaret Dupee! All her hard work this year is beginning to pay , off. .Amidst some very stiff competition from several eighth figure girls, Marg cap- tured third place in her flight in senior free style. This placing allowed her to skate in the finals for her first time where she placed fifth. Well done, Marg ! Congratulations! Interclub competition gives us a chance to look around and watch what other clubs are doing. Ideas on skating techniques, gestures, costumes, competition management and organization can all be picked up on such a day. Certainly one item was noticeable - Brussels' warm hospitality, not always recognized in larger communities. We may not have made many points but we gained a wealth of ex- perience. -by Audrey Middleton Middleton news by Blanche Deeves Church news Morning prayer was held in St. James Mid- dleton Sunday at 11:15 a.m. with Don Middleton receiving the offering. Rev. Wm. Bennett was in charge of the service. Next Sunday Holy Communion will be ob- served. The ACW of St. James will be taking a bus to London to see the Grand Ole Opry on March 25. Tickets are $12. per person and are available from Vera Miller at 482- 3369. Audrey Middleton at 482-9838 or Blanche Deeves at 482-3383. Personals Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Layton on their decent marriage. The community wishes them a happy life together. 'Congratulations to Chris Wise, who is now a Graduate Travel Con- sultant. She graduated with honours from her course in travel coun- cilling and tourism from Ross Academy in London • on Saturday, February 24. Her parents were guests at the ceremony and luncheon. Best wishes goes to Chris bn her chosen field of Travel. Mrs. Fred Middleton has returned home after spending two weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell. ' Friday, the World Day of Prayer service will be held at Trinity Church at 3 p.m. and Mrs. Marion Hindmarsh of Family and Children's Services, Goderich will be guest speaker. Refreghments will be served in the . Parish Hall by the ACW and UCW. All are welcome, and bring a friend. 4-H The third meeting of the Holmesville II 4-H club was held at the home of the assistant leader, Mrs. John Brand on February 26. At this meeting all learned how . to make different kinds Of knots with • scarves and also Inked at the members' accessories. Then the leaders showed how to make scarves. 'The nick name for the club was picked as "super sewers". The next meeting will be held on March. 5 at Mrs. John Brand§ by Allison Postill. Personals Congratulations to the Clinton Midget hockey team, who won their game against Wingham with the score 6-4. Darrell Postill got a goal and one assist. Several from the area attended the Induction Service for the Rev. James R. Broadfoot, B.A.M. Div.; as Rector of the Parish of St. Paul's and St. Thomas Anglican Churches. An enjoyable social hour followed the service in the Parish Hall with several guest speakers giving words of greetings to Rev. Broadfoot. ' A delicious lunch was served by the ladies and a social time was enjoyed by all. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kuntz on the arrival of a daughter February 23 at Clinton Hospital. Sorry to report Mrs. Fred Hudie is a patient in Clinton Hospital. Clinton I, 4-H news Hats and scarves Were the topic of Jneetings 2 and 3, held at Barb Forbes house. Increasing the effectiveness of both these accessories was explained by leaders Mrs. Marsh Tana- ,Mrs. - Forbes. Preceding , the discussion, President Karen Dale attended to the business and secretary Julie Taylor read the minutes. Following the conclusion of the game, "40 questions" all members practised tying a variety of scarves.• The Clinton I 4-,H club will meet again on March 5, 1979 at the home of 'atti Wheeler. -by Judy learnt: week Wayne's Dilly Dares :was fifth while Karl T. Seelster'finished fourth on February 22. On Saturday night As A Rule !,1111U111111111111111111111111111.11 uU11111ru1Iuu,,uu 11 ql lull � while one visited the Goderich spiel. All three teams tallied identical one loss, one win, records. The rink skipped by Flo Smith with Carol Innes, Marg Sallows and Ruth Lone came home as third prize winners at N and Fleet Fighter were both fourth. There will be no racing at Western Fair Raceway in London until March 10. Exeter, narrowly beating out fellow club members from that spot. Millie Lobb skipped the second rink with Marlene For- bes, Marj Coleman, 4nd Marilyn Forbes. 1n Goderich Sheila Murray made her debut in bon - spiel skipping with Loretta Dolmage as vice, Leone Rowat and Drusilla Twynham completed the foursome. They placed fourth in the late draw following close games with rinks from Toronto Humber Highland and Goderich. Congratulations to Bill and Grace Campbell and John Jr. and Gwen Patterson who came home with the trophy as winners of the first event at the two-day Golden Horseshoe Bonspiel at the Glendale Golf and Country Club in Hamilton. They were each presented with gold pins as keepsakes. • They'll have to go back next year and win again if they want to keep the trophy, . this being the second time they have won it. The Huron -.Perth Playdowns to decide the high School teams going to WOSSA unfortunately eliminated both the Seaforth girls and the DISCOUNT DAVE'S CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 1 , 1979 --PAGE 7 Clinton boys entries following three .good games. WOSSA representatives will be the girls from Stratford and the boys from Wingham. Good curling to these teams! The two winning men's teams from the second draw played off last week to decide an overall winner in that category. Congratulations to Don Deighton and his team of Beecher Menzies, Steve Brown and Jim Rober- tson on their victory over the Marlen Vincent rink with Bill Campbell, Jr., Roy Beuerrnan and Laurie Fischer. The first. game of the 3 - team mixed draw play- offs -exulted in a win for the Friday night team skipped by Gord Pryce with wife, Irma, and Don and Cathy Pletsch over the team of Bill and Millie Lobb with Mert Keyes and Marjorie Papple. They are now scheduled to play the John Pat- terson, Sr. rink to decide an overall winner for the mixed division. Club competition curling is corning down to the wire witki `B' division winners being decided following the win by the Bob Wilson rink with Gerry Walter, Don Tremeer and Bob Jar- muth that team sounds ENDS SATURDAY! Tempo 3 pc. Roller Kit Specially priced now to save you over 25%. Our usual cash & carry price is 2.79 per kit. rDIMMER SWITCH familiar!) over the Intermediate team skipped by Jim Cun- ningham with Bill Lobb, Bill Fleming and Clarence Denomme. The Wilson rink now meets the 'A' winner,, the Bob Ste. Marie rink, whom they must defeat twice at this point in the contest, if they plan to emerge victorious. Good' curling to both teams! Upcoming at the Club this weekend - the Toronto-Dpminion Bank Bonspiel on Saturday March 3. A men's fun -day is planned for Wednesday March 7. The mixed -open spiel is scheduled for Saturday March 10. 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