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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-02-28, Page 6PAG:. 0 CLINTON NEWS,RECQRD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ' 28,1980 amblings from the races BY Lois Gibbing:I A>R'nhez st Jack recorded second =win fn a arrow,. and his third this year for partners Wayne Horner of Clinton and Win. flendrie-OfPoint Edward' at Windsor Raceway on February 22. . Competing in a $5,100 pace, the fouryear-old. gelding by the Bye dye Byrd sire Keystone Journal, was driven to victory. by $ill Gale. Centennial Duke, one of very few pacing bred horses' thatprefers trotting, had his second 1980• win at Orangeville Raceway on Thursday night, The five-year-old son of Ferric Hanover - Dove -r Duiehess _wasp timed in 2:12.3, which Was identical to his first lifetime win on January 6. Centennial Duke was raised by Lorne Tyndall of Clinton but is now owned by the Rapson's Gorlyn . Acres of RR 3, Clinton, and was driven in his winning mile by Paul Shakes. Incidentally, the well- known stallions Ferric Hanover and Tarport Arnie have .eft our part of the country andare now in British, Columbia. The :pacers Argyel Laddie 1:57.2, Iron Dale - 1:58,2 and Wintario 1:59.1 were Western. Ontario raised' performers, by Ferric Hanover, who ° took records better than two minutes, while Tarport Arnie was credited with Evil Doer - 2:00, Little Arnie - 2:00 as well as. Willas Marnie ° 2:01 and Melo Victory 2:04.2. • At Western Fair Raceway in London on Friday night, Randy Henry of Goderich .was a winner driving Crimson Josie for owner Bruce Volland in the second race or trotters, . while Gerry Roebuck of Goderich finished fourth with Cinda Meadows in the eighth. Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was fourth with Janets' Belle Dariel on February 23. At Windsor Raceway on Saturday afternoon, Conray Kevin, owned by Wayne Horner of Clinton was second for driver Eric McEwan, while Benmiller Buddi, owned in the same race .with Verdun Vanstone on: the bike. , h'ierrywood crHoot, owned 'by Nancy Holmes„ of Clinton, trotted to a third 'place ..finish with :terry Duford ' up at Greenwood, Raceway in Toronto on February 23. At London on Monday night,, Gerry Roebuck of Goderich was fourth with LionelJl�blly Itillean' for Lionel Arbour in the first and fifth withHancy Meadow. Arrochar 'Ruth, owned by Arnold Doak of Goderich, finished second in the ' fourth. Frank MacDonald of Clinton had a fifth with Wee Devil E for Albert Deblock of Lucan in the fifth. Dennis Jewitt was fourth driving Sing Outs Hope, that Terry Rutledge trains at Clinton, for Harold Eyre of Dublin. Randy McLean won the ninth with his five-year- old Ack Ack pacer, Golden Ack in 2:09.2. This was the first win this year for Golden Ack, although he has had one second and two thirds from eight starts. Mixed Spielon weekend The two-day Mixed Invitational Spiel, the big event of the Seaforth Curling season, is all set and ready to go this weekend. , The - spiel is sponsored by Ball Macaulay Ltd. and will host 24 teams for thetwo days of keen curling activity- - two six -end games on ,Saturday, one eight -ender on Sunday, a dance .Saturday night, breakfast or brunch on Sunday, of course lots of good food and a friendly social atmosphere. The spiel became so popular this year that it has been extended to three draws to ac- commodate -eight ad- ditional teams and this still. left some teams on the waiting list. Let's welcome all the visitors and wish everyone good curling! - The McKinley Chicken Spiel was a great success last Saturday with lots of good looking turkeys (no pun intended!) being taken home by the winners. The overall winning team was -en=-- ter ed by Jack Armstrong, with David Ste. Marie, Ken Faber and Andrew Twynham who received individual trophies for their efforts. The team of Lyle Yost was right on the tail of the winner's, tying the points total but finishing in second spot. Bill Fleming and- his motely crew finished third and Jack Dick gained fourth place. The consolation prize went to Jack Coleman. Seaforth Ladies were busy on ' the Bonspiel circuit last Wednesday with two teams travelling to Exeter and one each to Goderich and Belmore. Carol Innes skipped her team of Irma Pryce, Joan • and Elsie Beuerman to a second place win at Goderich. Millie Lobb, Wendy Tremeer, Sharon Wilson ' and Gail ' King placed sixth out of 14 - teams at Belmore. The two teams at Exeter - were: Mary -Jean Beattie with Marg Fleming, Roxanne Brown and Peggy Menzies and Ann Cunningham with Lorine Denomme, Donna Wood and Joyce Hilderley; the former bringing home the consolation prize.. Well they did it, but they weren't allowed to bring home a trophy! ,Bill and Grace Campbell and John and Gwen Patterson won the two- day mixed spiel at Hamilton's Glendale Golf and Country Club, for the third straight year a first for that spiel. However they had to be content with receiving a gold medal each as .a souvenir -,-the Club' being determined not to part with that trophy. In addition they were each presented with a silver tray and a wee gift from Hiram Walker, The team won all five of their games as they curled to victory. "When you're hot-yotl:'re hot, eh?'" The Cash Spiel in Goderich last weekend proved successful for the two Seaforth rinks who were participating. Third prize went to Gord Pryce, skip, with Doug Rowcliffe, Mike Thomas and Neil Dolmage, while the Gerry Walter rink with Bob Wilson, Don Tremeer and Larry Sturdy was awarded the consolation. In the Huron High School Playoffs, held last week' at Vanastra, Seaforth's girls' and boys' teams each tallied two wins and one loss. Representing the school for the girls were: Vicky Ste. Marie, 'skip, with Susan Primeau, Ann Ribey and Betsy Ste. Marie and for the boys, Brian Moore, Brad Rice, Mark Underwood and Robert Thompson. Jarvis holds Perth MITCHELL --Bill Jarvis, Conservative party candidate for Perth, was, returned to office in the recent federal election. Mr. Jarvis, in a narrow victory, beat out Liberal candidate Bob McTavish, 15,177 votes to 12,075. NDP candidate John Davies finished third with 4,634 while Marxist- Leninist candidate Salah Bachier trailed the field with 59 votes. Mr. Jarvis Won the Perth riding for the Conservatives for the fourth straight time. yHowever, when the Clark government fell, Mr. Jarvis lost his post as secretary of state for federal -provincial relations as well as the huge majority he had previously held among the riding's 45,815 voters. Congratulations • to Maureen Hutchinson and her junior team Brian Ruston, Paul Ellis and Patty Coleman. They won - the second.- draw and. as such are recipients of the Longstaff trophy, The winner of the Division 13 Playdowns for the. intermediate men's team was decided last Sunday when Meaford defeated Harriston. Draw tickets for two halves of pork, donated by Top Notch Feeds, are now on sale, If you need some books to sell get in touch with John Pat- terson, Sr. And finally,..get your entries in for the' Town and Country , Mixed Bonspiel scheduled for - Wednesday, - March 26. Therearetwo draws with three eight -end games each. Contact Jim and Ann Cunningham 482-7597 for further information. A split second after this picture was taken, the puck - went in the Wingham net off the stick of Clinton's Dave Stephenson (No. 8) during action in the first game of the Central Junior 'C' semi-finals. The Mustangs defeated the Wingham team three games straight to advance to the league final against Port Elgin. (News -Record photo) sports Stangs set for league championship by Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs. polished off the Wingham Ironmen in three straight games this past week in OHA Central Junior C semi-final action. - The Mustangs now move on to play the Port Elgin Bears for 'the league championship, possibly beginning on Friday night in Port Elgin. The Mustangs beat Wingham last Friday 6-3 and then on Sunday the Stangs pulled out. a 7-6 victory in the final minute of play. In the third and final game Tuesday night, the Mustangs emerged with a 5-1 victory to end the series. The Mustangs opened the scoring last Friday night on: a goal by Steve Arbour-anudd"—then -Wingham- - snoredon a powerplay to even the score. Paul Helesic scored the next Mustang goal to end the period 2-1.' The second ,period was similar to the first as Phil Arthur and Dave Stephenson scored for the Stangs, while Wingham. replied once. Greg Flowers handled all.the Mustang scoring in the third period as he scored a pair, the last one into an empty net, while Wingham managed one goal on a powerplay midway through. the period. Sunday's game in Wingham was much closer 'as the teams battled evenly until the Plast minute of .,playa The eams were tied 2-2, at the Scouts and Guides parade The . -annual _ church parade for the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movement com- memorating Thinking Day was, held Sunday, February 24 at St. Paul's Anglican Church. Murray East, piper and Joey Wall, drummer led the colour party into the church sanctuary followed by the Path- finders, Girl Guides, Brownies, }leavers, Cubs, Boy Scouts and leaders for both organizations. , The colour- party consisted of Karen Cook, Pathfinder; David Moffat, Boy Scout; Carol Beane, Girl Guide;, Jeff Brown, Cub; Brownies, Andrea Carlin, Jody Murray; Beavers, Paul Dining and Bradley Jewitt. The Rev. J. Broadfoot welcomed the visitors and gave an interesting sermon using "Be Prepared". Following the church service, a film was - presented in the Parish Hall for the boys and girls. At this time a special thanks is extended to the Rev. T. Duke and Rev. J. Broadfoot for making our parade possible. Due to a PCs take Bruce -Grey KINCARDINE,.. - Bruce - Grey riding didn't follow the national lean toward the Liberal party in the February 18 federal election, but re-elected Conservative Gary Gurbin in a decisive victory. Dr. Gurbin held a 2,000 vote margin over his closest running mate, Liberal Rodger Schwass all night and it had crept up to a 2,500 lead by the count's end. New Democratic candidate Melo-oh/1 Kennett took fewer votes - for his party this time around when he gathered NEW HAIR IN 5 WEEKS gquire.Graphic Hair Fusion or Micro -Surgery can restore your FULL. HEAD OF HAIR in as little as 5 weeks. No gimmicks No cheap toupees. We guar- antee in writing Squire's newest method is advanced to the state where we can attach hairs to the scalp permanently, nafuraliy and undetectably. Do yourself a favour. find out about Squire Graphic Hair Fusion Offices in: KITCHENER. TORONTO.OTTAWA LONDON 0' Stufra 91 Oueen St s Kitchener Ont (5191 745 5697 Name Address . City . Prov Phone 040 4,376 compared to John Giese's 4,723. Libertarian Jim Turner more than doubled the votes his partytook in May when he received 298 compared to Norma. Watson's 108. faulty furnace- in S -t. Andrew's Presbyterian Church where the parade was originally scheduled, last minute arrangements were made by . the two ministers to' transfer the parade to the Anglican Church. Their co- operation helped to lessen the responsibilities of the leaders. Thank you again. - by Joyce Irwin. correction The News -Record jumped the gun last week by reporting that the Londesboro Ladies Bowling League had finished their season. The league still has six weeks of play and the Cupcakes are in first place with 111 points, not 11 as was reported. The News -Record apologizes for these error and any inconveniences ey may have caused. end of the first period and 5=5 at- the end of -the second..; and 6-6 until- the last minute of .play when Gary Peters made, a tremendous leap in `the air to knock down <a clearing puck and .the rebound went to the stick of Phil Arthur who set up Steve Arbour in front of the net for the winning goal. • Greg Flowers notched three goals for the Stangs while Mike Pinch.,,..,Cliaus Westberg, Phil Arthur and Steve Arbour with the winner, scored the other Mustang goals. Last Tuesday night the Mustangs opened up early against Wingham as Paul Helesic and Paul Dougherty gave the Mustangs a first period 2= 0 lead. The „tangs ahead 4-0 in the second period on goals by Paul Dougherty and Magnus Johannson before Wingham notched one and Clinton finished the scoring on a goal by Greg Flowers. - WARNING TO MOTORISTS Ontario's new auto in- surance law comes into effect March 1, 1980. You must now be able to prove your car or truck is insured. Failure to produce a liability certificate will result in a '200. fine - there is no longer any grace period when you're asked to produce proof. In addition, drivers with no insurance will be fined from '500. to '2,500., their license may be suspended for up to one year and their vehicle may be impoun- ded. For further particulars, contact your insurance agent or local police. Bryan Lavis Insurance Agency Ltd. 14 King St., Clinton, Ontario 482-9310 WELCOMES YOU! USINESSMEN'S LUNCH - Daily from Noon to 2:30 Take the short ten minute drive to Renmiller for lunch Our daily Businessmen's menu includes soup, the main course. dessert and coffee But most tmportant. WP kno'.v your noon meal time is limited We can have you in acid nut in as little as. 45 minutes Join us for lunch You'll enjoy the finest food available. prompt service and a great price! , For Reservations phase phone 524-2191 $ 95 ONLY u RESERVATIONS REQUESTED Nestled in Renmiller, Ont . just 7 kilometres east of Goderich on Huron County Road 1, just off Highway 8 LICENSED UNDER THE L..L.1 .©. The third period re min ed -scoreless-as-the -teams-battled back -and forth. The coach of the Dutch National- team, Hans Westberg was on hand to see the game Tuesday night and to watch hisson- play onplay for the first time this year. He was on his way to Ottawa after coming from the Olympics in Lake Placid, N.Y., where he promised to do a tittle better next year. The Netherlands coach was very impressed with the game and the style in which the Clinton Mustangs played, showing good hustle and heads up hockey with very little roughness during the game. As previously men- tioned, the Mustangs series was not set up at press time but the second game of the series against Port Elgin could be Saturday at 8:30 p.m. or _Sunday at 7100 p.m. in Clinton. At: the local lan a olson's':Crown,Mixed The Bears are retaining a hold on first place with 89 points and the Qrangoutangs are second with 87. The Chimpanzees are behind inthird place with 68 points, the Pink Elephants have 66 and the Cheetahs are close Behind with 65. The Tigers and Laughing Hyenas are tied with 62 points each and - the Bobcats are in last place with 61. Marj Moore again took the honors as the top lady bowler, with the high single of .240, the high triple of 643 and the high average of 204. For the men, Don 1\tCWliinney had the high single of 286, Art Burt had the high triple of 742 and Ken Johnston' took the high average with 231. Tuckersmith Mixed Roses and Rye and Amy's Slings are still in a tie position for first place with 11 points each and Hilda's Hi -balls are behind with 103. Mary's Martinis are in the same slot with 97 points, Martha's Manhattans have 92 and Isobel's Baby Ducks remain in the bottom spot with 89 points. Angus Hummel had the high single of 269, the high triple of 737 and the high average of 221 to take the men's individual scoring. Hikla Gerrits . had the ladies' high single of 258 and the high triple of 660, while Amy Gerrits had the high average -of 186. Tuesday Lies re- Boyes' Boucies main at the top of the league with 117 points, leaving the Five Pins ,seconld with 1111 and the Calico Cutters third with 109. Duddy's Denims have 103% points. and a Touch oahef Velvetadof Chessell'shas 102%, justt; Ct1 Ups, who are half a point behind with 102. Gwen's 41) Ginghams have 100 points. and Nora's Notions are in last place with 941/2: Elaine Boyes took the high single with 226. —Nancy -Roy -had -the -high tripl ancy-Roy-" htriple with 609 and Iva Reid had the high average with her score of 203. Clinton Mixed Rocky's Rollers are well ahead of the league with 190 points, leaving their closest challenger, - the S. C.A. B. S., second with 79. The M and M's and Bob's Girls are in a tie position for third place with 76 points each and: the Bees are close behind - with 75 and Die Hards with 74 points. Different Strokes are behind with 63, as are Tom's Turkeys - with 43 points. 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