HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-01-03, Page 6b Drusi1IYr nham Pryee ani: Dan :''Tern;'. Bob Ste. Marie and Bill. drag C.emixiittee' and ' afteeeeehs ' later- this
The week N�betp eiia pleman of the late draw. , . Ca Pbell- The results' their...efforts to-4chedute ' month and do sign up"i f.
.w . The Winner ,of'..t;he , „gill Cltrlsttn:as and 'the New . . * ,�..tll b�' a►vdilable,net wedri°e4~�:''0';;a�nd .-.�"hatu^. Yuu're ,'interested.
Year has been -a slack one junior draw was the team. week.: sdayi i` night ° curling. to M Grapevine. rumor has it
f ip ed by Anne Rlbey_ x:; everyone's satisfaction. that Wednesday.niht
or regular -curling but it P On the bpnspiel circ+ ;t -
-has provided - the o with ari de tlnderwood the v. : Look fo .the poster e??,f c urlears have great. vocal
l? overall wia .er ,cif the' ... a
.u. it': . " and" eoff ' Walters, amiIy curl ng° Vhi' h wrii cords That is rf the e^.
,Port n y ,.for some. �, � F,�rer s Qpenpl�lhel.d * �
and make-up Congratulations'to all. be starting.. on Sunday Christmas -song was.
playoff h 1� _ : at the club, on December
Playoffs to ' decide thegames to complete the • 12 Was the Gerry Wafter .
pre -Christmas Draw.. . teams to represent -.the rink ^ with Bob. Wilsoin T
nem—in-the mixed Seaforth Club', in the —vice; Don.: T-eniee.r, �.
draw were for Wed- Seagram Mixed id- secon�l,and Bots Jarmuth
nesday night: the New-. Lahatt Trophy events: are lead. ,They were' also
Dolmage rime -With Marg partially "complete .with among thewinners at the
Saltows,. vice.; Reiny, •Van three teams` par,;tieipatir g St. Marys Cash, Spiel held
Loon, second and Laura ina h veround- Dec .15-16. The team of
Anstett, lead.; -Thursday;; robin kenocntskoutin,a Tn the Bill bell, John
Cnrinp
7 p.ni . Bill` Roberton, • former, the Gord Pryce ' Patterson, Neil Dorrnage
rihk with wife, ,Irma and
sk>.p� with �, R.o�anne o and � Mike Thomas were
Brow_ n, Carl Richardson 'Bruce .and Marg Coleman- also,"in "in the � mon.py" at
and Isabelle Moore; the 9 • have no' lessee and will ,...the, s:amespiel.. Entries
p.m. draw, Bob; Wilson-,- • Play-off agailist the Doug • for the Fleming Mixed
• skip with Mairg Fleming,' -Rowel'ffe rink with Kay Spiel on January 19 are •
Ray Hutchinson aud Barb Sharp, and B;ob and filling up so if you re"�.
Jarmuth. " In the. first.. Sharon , Winson on Jan. - Tannin to
round of playoffs the Bill planning; participate
4th The• I3i'Il Campbell and haven'tmailed in
` "` �,- Roberton rink defe ied rink -•w tl wf Gra•e y a.
a -iii 'zi't'i"`y;.7'`dot 't�',zi l ,
Neil Dolma e'i'rink-and! "and •Gwen and John
g Contact Bill. and Millie
').are now scheduled to play. Patterson have been Lobb, RR2 ,Clinton. and
Bob -Wilson, to decide ran_
eliminated, avoid disappointment.
overall winner. "-The three rinks com- ,
:The two teams to play
, in the Labatt Around the Club - a
Trophy round-robin are word of appreciat"ion
i
tho, ni= rR*•
,-'.:, r 1*'r,' should go to .,,the 'mixed
.._ ,
sample of the,lr t to e
l rit
No they're challenging
the Tharsday righters to
sir gathoni," if they can
find their, , Uwn. piano
player!
. To. all members,
Good Curling . in the
'80s!
A team of young curlers from the Vanastra Curling _Club, who last year
established themselves as one of the best teams in the district, are already
burning up the local rink`s with their -first victory of the year inDecember of the
Green an -ent Men's Spiel. Back row are,°left, second Dave Townsend and
lead= ohm Coleman. Front vice Brian Falconerand skip BiU1 Gibson.
(News -Record photo)
are
P y
off .in the men's division
• are those of Steve Brown,
skip; John . Longstaff,
vice; Jim Roberton
second ,and Carl
Richardson, lead ' from
the -early draw, and
Bruce Coleman, skip with
Eric McIntosh, Harold
jttnior
CtNuAL
JUNIOR C
W •e T F A P
Winnham • 15 6 1 142 40 31
Wiaerlon 13 7. 1 vie 9"• 77
Foil aIgpn 11 3 4 ,18 7 '26
:ntsrl• - CI q 1 114 I05
c.
Middleton news
by Blanche Deeves 'who was .a patient in Sick
Morning Prayer was Children's ;Hospital in__
held in • St. James' London.1—i is wished a
Anglica-n Church on speedy recovery.. -
December 23 „ and the -- December 25 was a
Advent Wreath was lit by happy day for Nick and
Rev. Bennett. Corrie Den Boer and
Jeanne Bennett read Marlita when a baby
rtn:ard.ne s 16 .2 'Trp •;, 18 the lesson and the flowers arrived at the Clinton
Arthur 5 151 .3 were Placed on the altar hospital, Nicklots by
--PIM) a�.A�n � in loving memory of,1VIr. name. Mrs. Jean -Cox;.
1,:•." : ;° - 1. i�na �,, red- Middietoii by his. g
RN brought the bab o
„,np bort PThn
,
P �., ,`wife and family. _ his, mother.in a red.
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1u ;V l .iii tome- r,�.;
- •Chr~i�t`i~rt� -kin
I'3U�i:m: `°R`ev:- `l��t'tTrett'`•-•led `�irr�` a's -sto�c g• a�rrd
amblings-from the races
By Loisbbrigs
.Dillon Song kcked up 'record of 2:07.2 while.
his 18th win at Western pacing.
Fair Raceway in i -don_..__ But as a trotter for
on.Boxiiig•Day, but had to . owner -breeder George F.
Elliott of - Clinton, . the
speedy' son of Josies
ctory - Ann Key won
221 a-nd took a 2:03.1
His many fans
,earnings
ans
earnings of $8,840• 'arid a.
settle for fourth when h
made his final ap-
pearance at a pari-
mutuel track on Satur- $1
day, December 29th. recor
Driven by Dennis will be`$orry to see him
Jewitt and trained by go.
ro Walter . Oster of 'Clinton Wayne Dupee finished
for Barry Elliott . of fourth with Moorel;ands
Kitchener, Dillon Song Dick for owner -trainer
has also hadthree Bruce Dupee of Clinton at
seconds and : two thirds Flamboro Downs on
from 28 starts in,1979. The . December 23.
determined chestnut Ross -Battin was second
gelding officially became driving Virginnys Girl 'on -
15 years old en January December 20, and Dinos
lst and retired with Lady on December 27 at
local lanes
Clinton Mixed
Rocky's Rollers are in
first place with ,67 'points
and the Bees are second
with 55, • leaving the
S.C.A.B.S. third with 34.
'1'he'M and.M's have 44
point's-, and Different
Strokes are:next. with 42
and th.e Die- Hands ha '
41. Bob's Girls have '34
points and Torn
Turkeys are last with 25..
In the' individual
-
scoring, Betty Switzer
-had the high single of 267 -
and the high triple of 725
, Louise Gibbings had the
high average of 193.
In' the men's scoring,
Jim' Switzer had the high
'single of 286, John Smf'h,
had the high triple of t;"t•)
and Bob Falconer had tht
high average of 206.
Gitlin Mixed a ---
The Bears are in fir:at
place with 52 points and
the Orangoutartgs lit'
second with 51. 'Thi
Chetahs have°41 and the
Tigers'are rrext Wath 40
The Pink •. Elephants
and the Laughing Hyenas
are tied with 39.:points
each while the-„ Chim-
panzees and the Beheats
are tied' With. 37 .points.
each.
.
fn the ladies' scoring,
Debbie -Hull, had the high
single of 742 and Jo -Anne
Collins had the high- triple
of 617. The high average
wentf' to Mari Moore with
207. • n - exp
For the men, Sonnyy,._.
Moore had-the•high single
of 327 and the high triple
of 811. Ken Johnston took
the high average of 232.
The turkeys were we.,n
by Bruce Collins,. Pat,
Jokitt, Jo -Anne Collins,
Murray. Johnston, Edna
Atkinson, Debbie Hull
and Huguette Dohney.
• Afternoon Ladies -
The Five Pins have a
lead on first place with
799, poln.ts and Boyes'
Boucles and the Calico
Cutters are second • with
7-I points each. A Touch of
ftet are third with 701%2
and'Duddy's Denims are
next with 681,2. ChesselI's
t'Irt.- Ups. have 66 . points,
Nor:1's, Notions have 641'
and Gwen's Ginghams
,ire last with 63. •
• I.. a Boyes had the
i<,ci'ies' high single of. 287.,
aid the high triple of 650.
1•. a Reid», had the high
av et -age of 215.
Orangeville. Raceway, -
Both. pacers are owned by
Ron Kerr of Goderich,
At -.the same track on
December 23, Randy
Henry - was second with
Bruce Vol'lan.d's Crimson
Josie, while Joe McDaid
bf Goderich was also
second driving -Irish
Scram.
At -London on
December. 26', Granny
Mathers, owned by the
Broken M. Stables of
Goderich,was second
with', Ray Mathers up.,
Valleycreek Zip finished.
third for the' Carter
December 29, Gary -
Payne gave Highland
Classic her first.lifetime
win in 2:18.2 on a heavy
track. The two-year-old
pacing filly is owned by
Arnold Campbell of
Seaforth and trainer Paul
Maguire of_Thorndale.
Randy McLean was
second. with Towerline
Cricket for Neil Booth of
London in the third, while
Randy Henry finished -
second with Arrochar
Ruth in a 2:16.3 mile., in -
the sixth._ ,for o -wrier
Arnold Doak ofGoderich.
Dilly Dares, owned by
--Wane Horner of Clinto
family of Blyth -in .thee- y ,.n
mss
ninth. was second at Wind-sor -on
At ~London on Friday, --December 30. Karina
-Dece-m.ber 28, Dennis Hanover, owned by Bill
"'Jewitt --.of Clinton drove Fleming of Clinton was
Marlyss Check to -her third a 2:06.2 mile for.
driver -trainer Tom
Strauss at Greenwood
Raceway. in Toronto on
Saturday afternoon.
first lifetime win in 2:17.4
on an off track. The eight:
year-old Checkit mare is
owned by Lorraine
Pascoe of Parkhill and
trained by Janet Ben-
newies.
Prima Daisy was third
with Andy Hardy -we the
bike in the fourth for
partners John Bettke of
Hensall and Roy
Baynham of Kippen. ,
• Sing Outs Hope, trained;
Family
fluniniobiles
ser,ice on Christmas Eve,
and another Advent
Caudle was. lit.- Many
carols were sung and
Holy Communion was
celebrated - by ` a large
number. Audrey . Mid-
dleton read the Epistle.
For the church service
on December - 30, Sarah
Storey read the:. lesson
and Ed -ward„ Wise' and
Edward Deeves received
the offering.
Personals
The 'community- would
like to welconre Mr, and
Mrs:- Slofetraaf and
children - Steven, Fatty,
Nancy and Lisa, who are
now living on the Wise
form. We wish them .'a
long and happy stay
Pat and liebAladgins of
Brampton were hbrtle for
the holiday with Ray and
Estelle Wise.
Visitors with Ann` -and
.Ivan_ .Colelough for * the_
'Christmas holidays wer(
Ann's mother Mrs.
Atcheson of Trenton and
Bob of Pembroke.
G -et well wishes go to
little Michael Colclough,
vizir Mai 1111MI SEM gas NEN -
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Mr. and ` Mrs:' Chuck
Ellis, Diane and Day all
of London were visitors
with the Deeves.
Lois and Edward Wise
held. Christmas at their
new home in Clinton.
Their guests,were Mr.
and MrS. Bet Rowderi,
Sandra and Dennis and
Cindy -Kelly of Wood-
stock, Barb and Chris
Cowan of„ Auburn, Chris
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