HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-11-27, Page 7The exercise-a-th n was well underway at the Huron Day Care centre, with
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volunteer Vicky Guertin keeps the the stationary bike operating during the 20 -
hour -period from November 17 to 21. (Elaine Townshend)
CLINTON NEWS, EC RD,' RSi A' 1 NGWMFER 27,.1980-P,AC•E 7
Seaforth plans curling meets
by Drug ilia Leitch,
Jinn and Anne Cun-
ningham enjoyed an.
early start to _ their
l onspiel season last
Saturday when they took
part in a mixed spiel at
the Galt Curling Club. It
was, their first visit to the
century -old club where
they, were treated to
"some of the best ice
we've ever curled on".
.Anne and Jim were the.
guestsof their friends
Dick and Shirley Cun-
ningham and the four-
some played three 8 -end
games.
With the pre -Christmas
draw over half done and
the weather turning
cooler, Seaforth curlers'
thoughts are turning
more to the bonsp-iel
circuit. If- you're looking.
for somewhere to go, just
check the notice boards
which are bursting with
announcements from
curling clubs across
southern Ontario. If you
are planning to curl in
some of our own club
bonspiels, The Farmer's
Open on December 10th is
full and has a waiting list
but there are others
coming up after the New
Year..The Ladies' Open is
scheduled for January
21; the Fleming Feed
Mixed Spiel is on January
24; and the Men's pen
will be held on Febr ary
10 to name a few, nne
Cunningham reports hat
entries have already been
Down at the local bowling lanes
Clinton -Blyth Ladies
The Born Losers
continue to lead the
Tuesday night league
standings with 53 points
and the Alley Cats are in
second with 50.
The Drop ' Backs,
Corner Pin Cuties and the
Bouncy Bunch are each
vying for third place with
42 points apiece. .The
Nitwits are in last place
with 41 points.
Lia Hoggart was the
top lady bowler of the
league, taking the high
single of 278 and the high
triple of 603. Nellie
Burkholder took the high
average of 192. Linda
Brak bowled. 258 and
Irene Thalen had 242 to be
the top scorers in games
over 225.
Tuesday Afternoon
Ladies
Rose's Roasted Nuts
are in first place with. 61
points, but they're feeling
the pressure of Castle's
Chestnuts who are close
behind with 60 points.
Ramona's Pistachios
and Bircham's Beechnuts
are tied with 56 points
each, while Ruby's
Cashews are next with 54
and Edgar's Almonds
have 53. Beulah's But-
ternuts are close behind
with 52 and Bonnie's Beer
Nuts are in last place
with 48 points.
In the individual
scoring, Lois Gibbings
had the high single of 250,
while 'Iva Reid took the
high triple of 647 and the
high average went to
Nancy Roy with 200.
Clinton Mixed
The Fabulous Fives
have a lead on first place
with 44 points and the
Twilighters and the Spike
plus 4 team are battling it
out for a . second place
§tanding with 41 points
each.
The scoring . quickly
drops there with the }lead
Pin Specialists, Steve's
Wonders and Wayne's
Girls in a tie position with
27 points apiece. Brad -
zee's Boys have 25 and
the Grease Balls are in
last place with 20 points.
In the ladies' individual
scoring, Jill Jervis had
the high single of 241.
Mary Cote had the high
triple of 647 and she and
Louise Gibbings split the
high average with 190
each.
For the men, Harold
McPherson had the high
single of 268, Ray Riley
had the high triple of 666
and the high aVerage
Christmas
Classics 'll
appreciate
SHIRTS
ROBES
TIES
SOCKS
VELOUR TOPS
PYJAMAS
SCARVES
SWEATERS
Enter
Campbell's
Christmas Draw
NOV. 29 -'50
DEC. 6 - '50
DEC. 13 - '50
DEC. 24 + '100
with aver!..!. ppurchalro
went. to Bob Falconer
with 205.
,Tuckersmith Mixed
Broadfoot's Hammers
are still the top notch
team with 45 points and
Sid's Crowbars are
second with 42, leaving
Scottie's Screwdrivers
third with 40.
John's Jacks are next
in the league with 39
points and Warren's
Wrenches and Veenstra's
Vicegrips are both trying
to avoid a last place spot
with 37 points each.
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Ann DeWeerd had the
ladies' high single of 247
and Amy Gerrits and Ann
Dekens split the high
triple with 586 each. Array
Gerrits went on to take
the high average with 188.
For the men, James
Broadfoot had the high
single of 263 and he split
the high triple with Bert
Walters with 567 apiece.
Angus Hummel bowled
his way to the high
average with 200.
reserved for some of
these.
One of the reasons for
the popularity of the
Seaforth Curling Club
Bonspels is its reputation
for good, home -cooked
meals which hit the spot
between games. Thisis
an area in which the
ladies' section excels as
we are , fortunate to have
some lady curlers who
are also super cooks. The
catering activities have
therefore become in-
dispensable to the club.
All ladies who curl,
either as Tuesday af-
ternoon members or in
the mixed league, are
considered to be
members of the ladies'
section. All are expected
.. a.....v.alu.nte ...their ser-
vices at least once during
the curling season to help
at a bonspiel and to bake
a pie, make soup or
provide sandwiches.
When everyone does their
share it makes life much
easier for the catering
committee.
The head of this year's
committee is Irma Pryce
and she has provided a
list of all upcoming spiels
so that the ladies can sign
up to help on dates which
work in well with their
own schedule. Actually
working at a bonspiel can
be lots of fun, it gives the
"afternoon" girls a
chance to meet the
working girls who curl in
the evening. When the
work is shared cheer-
fully, the time goes by
quickly and there's
always the added bonus
of watching some com
petitive curling during
the slack periods.
All monies by the
ladies' section goes
toward the betterment of
the club, either in im-
provements to the kit-
chen or other club fittings
-- such as was done this
year -- or as an outright
donation to the club in
general which helps to
keep the fees at a
reasonable rate for all
members.
The ladies have a fun
day planned . for next
Tuesday, December 2
with regular afternoon
curling followed by a get-
together, until the
working girls have a
chance to arrive. Fun
curling will begin at 5
p,rn, with a pot luck
dinner at 7:30 p.m. All
ladies are invited, just
look for the sheet and sign
up for this event. It will
help the committee
organize the draw as well
as providing details of the
dinner arrangements.
Incidentally, there still
are two more weeks of
regular curling left in the
ladies pre -Christmas
draw after this fun day.
Ifit's
om
Anstett's
it says,
`you're
special'
It's not too soon to, start
making plans for New.
Year's ve. As usual
•there will be a dance at
the club to welcome in the
New Year, and there will
be a limited number of -
tickets available. Z'll
have more details as soon
as they are available,
Good curling to those
off to the Harriston Cash
Spiel this weekend, and to
anyone going anywhere ,
else. How about writing
your names on the notice
board when you're off
some where?
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