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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-12-11, Page 71' r • Carolyn 'Van Dorp, right, of the Clinton 2 Club received one of the highest 4-H honors last week at Achievement Night when she was given her advanced honors certificate by home economist. Loralee Marshall. Carolyn completed 1$ projects. (James Fitzgerald photo) Down at the local lanes Clinton Mixed League The Twilighters are topping the league play with 51 points' and Spike +4 and the Fabulous Fives are tied in second place with 48 points each. The Head Pin Specialists have 37 points, Wayne's Girls are nexi. with 36 and Baird - zee' Boys are close behi d with 34. Steve's Wonders are behind with 29 points and the Grease Balls are in last place with 25. Th ora McPherson had the ladies' high single of--. 258 and Linda Reinhart had the high triple of 659. The high average went to Louise Gibbings with 190 points. In the men's scoring Steve Switzer took the high single fo 239. Bob Falconer had the high triple of 618 and the high average of 206. Molson's Crown Mixed The Cardinals are flying his with ,a first place lead of 43 points, leaving the Blue Jays behind with 40. The Blackbirds and the Penguins are tied with 38 points each and the Hawks are next with 35. The Chickadees have 34 points, the Canaries have 27 and the Falcons are in .last place with 25. Nancy Atkinson had the ladies' high single of 252. The high-tr-i-ple--went ..to Elizabeth Foster with 652 and Marj Moore had the high ave -rage of 234. For the then, Gerry Neilands had the high single of 369. Sonny Moore had the high triple of 774 and Ken Johnston ,• I No fox uncovered bowled his way to the high average of 244. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Although the scoring is close, Rose's Roasted Nuts hav a slight lead on first place with 72 points and Rania's Pistachios are next 'With 70 points. Castle's Chestnuts have 68 points, Ruby's Cashews have •64 and Bircham's Beechnuts are next with. 63. Bonnie's Beer Nuts, Beulah's Butternuts and Edgar's Almonds are each trying to work their way out of a last place position and are all locked in a -three-way tie of 61 points each. Joyce Van Riesen had the ladies' high single of 251. Rose Hummel -had the thigh triple of 632 and Nancy Roy took the ladies' high average of 196. Tuckermsith Mixed Broadfoot's Hammers still have a firm hold on first place with 56 points and Sid's Crowbars and Warren's Wrenches are tied for a first place position with . 51 points apiece. Scottie's Scr wdrivers are behind with 9 points, Veenstra's icegrips have 47 and John's Jacks are close behind with 46. In individual play, Elaine Boyes had the ladies' high single of 239. Ruth Buffinga had the- high he-high triple of 547 and the high average went to Ann Dekens and Rose Hummel, both with scores of 184. For the men, Angue Hummel bowled his way o to the high triple of 660 and the high average of 202. Bert Walters had the high single with 319. Lacrosse team formed KINCARDINE The Ontario Lacrosee Association recently approved an application . for a senior lacrosse franchise in Kincardine. The Kincardine team- will operate in the 1981 season and will ten- , tatively compete in a division with Orangeville, - Kitchener, Point Esiward and Wallaceburg. The team will.Jplay a 20 or 24 game schedule starting in mid-May. A drive through the Hullett Wildlife Management Area may have uncovered a colorful' sight last week as 13 horses ars part in a fox hunt, but no foxes were in sight. Hosted by Lynn Flowers of Clinton, members from the Trolloppe Hunt Club in London gathered in Hullett Township on November 27 -to take part in the snowy afternoon ride. Rider's, including several Clinton area people, rode through the Wildlife area with 20 hounds, under the. leadership of the Master of the Hunt, who comes from England for six months time to be master of the hounds at the Hunt Club in London. The hunt was one of the few live fox hunts that take place in Canada.. During most hunts, hounds follow a fox scented trail, set out earlier by the hunt organizers. Even though no fox was found by the hounds in Hullett, according to Miss Flowers, a brisk af- ternoon ride was enjoyed and afterwards the riders returned to the Flowers' home for the traditional hunt breakfast. Miss Flowers hopes to host another hunt in the spring. The team has been fortunate in obtaining the services of Tim Prothero, rookie of the year in the senior league last year. It is hoped that a. strong competitive team will be built around this 22 -year- old player. Last year he ended up fifth in the scoring with 53 goals and .61 assists in 21 games. Tim previously played for the Toronto Benutos Juniors and attended university in Washington. Ranibiings from the races by Lois Gibbings Hark) Buffy, owned by Pat Brown of :Clinton, picked up her fourth win of the year at FlambQro Downs on Friday► December '5. Wayne Dupee was driver for the four -.year-old mare by Silver Ronnie -Lynn Dale that has also been second three times in 1,980 for trainer Bruce Dupee of Clinton. Sing Outs Hope, a four- year-old mare by Scram* Sing. Out, finished third in the same race for trainer Terry Rutledge, who now lives near Auburn. Harold Eyre of Dublin owns both Sing Outs Hope and Scarlet Dakali, a Scarlet wave pacing mare that was fourth in the first race. Clinton- horseman Wayne Horner had two more winners at Windsor Raceway this past week. Late Trade won in p, 2:03.1 on December 4 while Fleet Fighter was first in p, 2:04.3 on Friday night. J. C. Lornie Lee, owned by Douglas Kerr of Dungannon was a winner 4a�t, Orangeville Racew.ay do Sunday afternoon with Ross Battin up. Pleasant Rodger, a four-year-old gelding by Bye Bye Roger -Ada Guin, that started his racing career this summer at Clinton for Art Maskell of 4 oderich won his sixth of the year at Western Fair Raceway in London on Saturday afternoon, Now owed by Don Beatson and James lIeCarthy of Granton, Pleasant Rodger has also been second twice and third four times from 14 Starts for earnings of $3,154 and sports a 2:05 pacing record. Another familiar winner was G. G. Greentree formerly owned tby Diggs LeBeau of Clinton and now racing for Peter Van Klink of London. The six-year-old Greentree Joey pacer was second in his only o,htierstart his year. . ValleyGreek Zip con- tinued her consistent performance when she was second with Ray McLean on the bike in the tenth. for Robert, Donald and Kevin Carter of Blyth. Since returning to London the four-year-old Zip Tar mare has been in the top thrPP in . �" of her starts. She now has. four wins, four seconds, and three thirds from 22. starts 1n 1989 for earnings of $9,075 and $$2,424 lifetime. She also has a new .mark of p,. 2:02.3 taken this• year at Laxt. don. At the same track on Monday night Verdun' Vanstone of Benmiller finished third with Benmiller Buddi owned by his wife Lois, in the; first race. Randy McLean was second with Arrochar Ruth for Arnold Doak of Goderich and again finished second driving C. P. _Evelene. Frank MacDonald of Clinton was fourth with both Wee Devil for Albert Deblock of Lucan and Centinare, owned by May and Walter Pepper of Clinton. Ron Williamson of Seaforth brought Willas Ferrica home second for Donna Lynne Lamont of Waterloo. Lions raise funds for pool and park SEAFORTH - The campaign for renovations at the Seaforth Lions park and pool is going well, with about 26 per cent of the goal now in Figure skating.. • trom.pag --- Nancy Alilovic, Ron Cook, Jacqueline Draper, Julia Ritchie; Novice I, Lori Jewitt, Angela Reid. Tests passed' ' on December 6 were: Beginners - Regan Thomas, Kara Hiltz, Jason Welsh, Alison Grigg, Tammy Bell, Myra - Postill, Lori. DeWys, Jody Horton, Sherry Oesch, Kathy Low, Julie Cook, Stephanie Kerrigan, Kayley Mills, Tanya Postill, Kelli Rathwell, Trevor Sbhwark, Patrick Kerrigan, Chrissy Stauttener, Kenny Colquhoun, Stacy Fleet, Wendy Watson, Cindy Carter, Andrea Fit- zgerald. Stroking - Kerry Cox, Leslie Dalzell and Krista Dalzell. EIem entary - Laura Allen, Sheila Cook, Nicole Garon., Annette Lockhart, Krista McAsh, Stacey •• Reid., Basic - Chastity Colquhoun, Paula Glew, Melanie . McCone, Kimberly Hayter, Shelly Hayter, Lori Hayter, Tracy Hayter, Julia Ritchie, Nancy Alilovic, Ron Cook and Jacqueline Draper. Council briefs As a good will service and shopping promotion, the Clinton Police will not be enforcing the parking meter rules throughout the month of December. At their recent meeting, Clinton council approved this move to allow free daytime parking in the downtown business area. + + + Also in discussing Chris-turas,-council agreed to give all fulltime employees of the town a $40 bonus. from Seaforth residents. Marlen Vincent, fund raising committee organizer said that `ciuite a few volunteer can- vassers haven't reported back yet and he urged them to do it soon. Work at renovating the pool 'is nearly finished and preliminary work has been done on the park's new ball diamond. CLINTON WS.RECO ,D. TIII,1101 ,AY', DECE 8 811,1980 C..IFFJE R EXPIRES D «r .i r 1980':.. C.L+QSED FRL DEC. 12 AT 5:00 P.M. 1900 BUICK REGAL SUMMER ET, DEMO .1980 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN An excellent value, for an excellent vehicle,. featuring 4.9 litre engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, floor mats, body side moulding, electric rear defroster, remote mirror. deluxe wheel covers, steel belted radial white walls, AM radio, pin stripes and more. 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