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Crown Mixed
. The Orangoutangs and
the Bears are tied first
place 7with 75
points
apiece.
The • scoring quickly
drops and the, Chim-
panzees .are behind with
59 points, leaving the,'
Tigers third with 58, The
Cheetahs have 55 ;annd. the
Laughing Hyenas have
53, The Pink Elephants
have°52 points' and: the
Bobcats are.in last place
with 49.
• In .the ladies' scoring,,
t'Diane Coll ns--had-L-the--
high single of.243' and Jo-
' e'Collins took the high.
iple of 623. The high
average went to . Mari
Moore with 203.
For the men, Murray.
Johnston had the high
single of 295 and the high
triple of 792, Ken John-
s t ri ' took"` e - high
average of 231.
Mixed. League
• Rocky's Rollers are at
the topof the league with
87 points and the Bees are
:second with 71, leaving
the S:C.A.B.S, in third
place with 68 points.
The nand M's have 66,
Different Strokes are
next in _league -.-scoring.
with ` 58 points and Bobs
Girls have 57. The Die
Smile
, UK
He who stops on third
base to compliment
himself fails . to make a
home run.
Marriage is like a car
engine. A • little preven-
tive maintenance avoids
a lot of costly repairs.
}lards have 54 points and
Tom's Turkeys are in last
-place With 41.
In the individual
scoring, Linda Reinhart
had the ladies' high single
of 247. Edith, Falconer
had the high triple of 597
and Louise, +Gribbings took
the high average with 194,
For the. men, John.
Smith had the high single.
of . 290, Jim Switzer. had.
658 to,,take the high triple
and Bob Fvalconer had the.
high average of 208.
Tuesday Ladles'
.•Pet -.Taylor had -the high.
'Singh .of 240 and the high
triple of 593. Ive Reid took
.the high average -with 204.
• The league -standings.
are: Five Pins, 981,4;
Boyes' Boucles, 98;.
Calico Cutters, 92; Touch
•of Velvet, 891A; Chessell's
Cut -Ups, 88; Duddy's
Denims -,787r4-;-- Gwen s
Ginghams, 86; Nora's
Notions, 8014...
Tpckersrnith Mixed
Amy Gerrits was the
top woman bowler,
taking the .high_ single
with 266, the high triple
with 612 and ale high
average with 187.
Angus Hummel was the
men's top scorer. He had
the high single of 218, the
'high triple of 609, and the
high average of 219.
Roses and Rye are in
first place with 95 points
and Any's Slings are
close behind with 94.
Hilda's Hi -Balls have 88
points, Mary's Martinis
have 81, Martha's
Manhattans are next with
79 and Isobel's Baby
Ducks are in last place
with 76 points.
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Clinton 482-3405 Hensall 262-2418
While the piper came to take the rodents out of the
village, the town councillors, shown here, were
found to be the' real "rats" In the, Clinton Public
School, production p of
p t The Swinging Piper shown on
Tuesday and Wednesday '.nights, (News -Record
photo)
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Seafortltcurlers bold bonspiels
It seems the curling
club is a rather busy
place as of late. There
was 'a fun night •last
Saturday .evening and by
the comments one heard
on Sunday afternoon, it
was a fun night. ,
The, overall winners
were the team of Doug
Rowcliffe,' Sharon
-Wilson, Bill Fleming and
Barb Jarmuth. I un-
derstand they were
rather -.happy with their_.
win 14-3 over Mr. C',s
team., Skip . Doug.
Rowcliffe thanked the
capable special- events
committee of Steve and
Roxanne Brown, .. and
John and Isgbel Moore,
for a job well-done: It was
also reported' that the
'sunrise Sunday morning
was a beautiful sight.
Sunday, the Seagram
'Mixed . Playoffs for
Division 13 were com-
pleted with the Goderich
rink declared winners
over the Wiarton club.
Seaforth isn't the only
busy club, as curlers
from here sure are
travelling to other clubs
to participate in events.
Last week, Marg
Fleming; Sharon Wilson,
Barb Jarmuth and Joan
Beuerman -were off to
..Harri:stall_ .-tiWhere--_., they .
won the consolation
prize; Don Deighton's
'team of Jing .Rose, Alvin
Ahrens and Ken :Smith
didn't win any prizes, but
they enjoyed a •day of
good curling in Exeter. At
the Bean Spiel in St.
Marys ' fourth overall
prize went to, the rink of
Bob Fotheringham, Gord
Pryce, Bruce Coleman
Exeter council wants
4 •
sarin n ponce budget
Durham td participate in
•
and Ross Lovett,
Four lady curlers from
this club took part in a fun
day at. the•Vanastra Club.
Wendy Tremeer, Mary
Jean Beattie, Marilyn
Forbes and Millie Lobb
reported an enjoyable
day . which ,..was _made
even better when Marilyn
and Millie won a door
prize each, Wendy was on
the secon& place team
and Millie on the third
place group. Better luck
next time, M.J.
'' Oh Saturday, the club
winners Ffor the . Colts
Division Bob Ste. Marie;
Gerry Hetherington,
'Gerry Lobb and Rod Doig,
wereoff _bright and early
to Arthur to participate in
the Division 13 playoffs.
Sorry we can't report
they were winners, but
someone had to -lose and
• our team lost but it took
three games.
Very early Monday
morning, eight brave
curlers' ventured' off to
EXETER-, Membersof
the council in Exeter
have expressed some
concern that budgeting
for the Huron police
communication system
appears to be going
ahead without any input
from local officials.
While the 1980 budget
for the system has not yet
been -approved,' council
felt that the five
municipalities supporting
the system should be
consulted before the
budget is passed.
Council learned that
the total expenditures.:for
Ramblings...
• from page 6
Flame Messenger,
owned by Gorlyn Acres of
Holrnesville, Was fourth
at Orangeville Racew.2y
on Sunday afternoon. •
MURRAY CARDIFF
NIGHT!
SOCIAL: 8:00 P.M. -
DANCING TILL 1:00 A.M.
at the
Clinton Legion Hulk
c D ,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1`
Advanced tickets available
at the • '
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'12.50 per parson
Field under the authority of
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• Pubttihod by tho Huron•iruto PC Assiglattof
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Pu ►fished under the authority, of the official agent to Murray Car-
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the system during the
past year were $66,685.54,
about $3,896 higher than
expected.
• Exeter's share of the
additional amount is
$663.04, bringing the total
contribution for their
year to $11,873.84,
The total proposed cost
for 1980 is $86,889, with
--Exeter's-share listed at
$16,682.69, or $1,309.22 a
month.
the Ladies' Tankard. The
girls are happy to report
that they made the semi-
finals. The opposing team
was a group from Chesley
who emerged the victors.
The- Ray Sharp rink in-
cluded vice, Irma Pryce;
lead, Grace Campbell;
second, Carol Innis. Anne
Cunningham skipped the
other team with Millie
Lobb, vice; Mary Jean
Beattie, as second and
Take one today
fore better
tomorrow.
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doctor away but a Victoria and
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your financial• health, now and
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'Talk to us about it soon.
How about tomorrow?
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Marg. Fleming was lead.
Better luck' next year
girls.
Mike and Marilyn
Thomas were curling
with friends last weekend
in London. They were
luckier than -the rest of
the curlers last week and
were first overall win-
ners. .
Hope the team • at
Ottawa is having fun. Dru
will be back to report on
this next week. It is un-
derstood there "are teams'
going to Harriston and St.
Marys ' this coming
weekend, Don't forget to
report your results to Dru
before Tuesday.
Our "oldest yourrgster"
is celebrating his bir-
thday this week. On
February 8th (hope the
date is right) our Ned
Boswell' will be 92 years
young. Happy. Birthday
Ned, and hope .you have
many more. •
CLINTON NEW4, CORD, THU,?ISDAY,
ailors regain top
BY DAVE SYKES
The Goderich Sailors ..
climbedba4k-into a first
and assisted On. two Q
,Fremlin's ,goals :dor four
points,
sm arrs
Kelly and Ren Meriam
Place tie with the 1 ish' P�au1'
'Lucknow .ancers win
scored the other Sailor
ning,two Qf sstl„e"league l
-garnes on the'Weekend.� goas. ,
Nene Friday the;Sailors The' sehedo,itng, tookFtt4
thumped Elora .9-3 and toll Sunday as Goderlh
Saturday. they claimeddropped a °4-3 "decision to
their. second straight, ma
win Mildy.
with an 8-5 victory O'er The teams tied -I-1 after
Wellesley. The Irorid . fone period but Mildrn ay
schedule a caught up wt`th-.
score the only goal of the.
the Sailors Sunday as seelon period to lead 2-1
they Tdropp'ed a 4�3 . after 40 nsinutes. The
deetsic n.. to--the--Mildmay.. teams each red twice
Monarchs in their third in tie final period.
game xn.mnghts. Paul Kelly led. '
'The actionasa
leavynies the Sailor ffenc.e with a•goalthe
Sailors"tied with Lucknow and an assist while team -
for first placeWith 26 mates Graham Hamilton
points. Lucknow has an and Scott Park added dne
11-6-4 record in 21 games goal apiece.
while the Sailors are H-7-
,
1 7
BRDARY 7
pot
950 -»PGI 7
wilt- ;host .: the.. Lucknow
Lancers in a game to
decide first place in the.
n standings. . G ..
time is 8.30 p.m.
-Notes-Speedy Sailor,
Paul 'Kelly, is tied'. for
second pike-. in -the'
divisiof` scoring race,
Grant Clark.of Lucllow
leads .with•14 goals,and 26
'assists for 40 points.Kelly
and ,'Car l Stanley of
Lucknow have 34 'points
each. Kelly has '14 goals
and 20 assists. -while
—Stanley has . i f oafs- -and
24 assists,
divsip a i gs Game.
4, Mildmay _is third spot
in-the--division-with - -, -
points . and Wingham
trails with 9 points.
Here Friday the Sailors
struck forfive goals in
the first'
period and
coasted to a 9-3 win.
Dan Duncan
spearheaded the Sailor
offence scoring three
goals and assisting on
another. He scored twice
in the first period and
completed his -three goal
performance in the
second period.
Ken Meriam also en-
joyed • a four -point
evening counting two
goals and two assists in
the win. Wayne Doak,
Ken Daer, Ron Sowerby-
and Rick, Fremlin scored
the other Sailor goals.
On Saturday the Sailors
trailed Wellesley 3-2
. before they unloaded for •
six-- goals-- -in--the-final--
period.
in--the-.final-:period en rout to an 8-5
win.
Rick Fremlin and Dan
Colquhoun combined for
five of the Sailors eight.,
goals, four of them
coming . in the- six -goal
outburst in the final
period. Fremlin scored
three goals, two in the
last minute of the game,
and assisted on two
others for five points.
Colquhoun scored twice
This Friday the Sailors
The only other Sailor in
the top •ten is Dan'
Colquhou, who 4s tied for
eighth place 'with eight
goals and 17 assists for 25
points.
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