HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-02-12, Page 7Everybody seems to be looking for the ball, as Optimist
forward Doc Miler =leases a lightning drive at the
Kinsmen net during action in the Winter Carnival
broomball tournament last Friday night. The host
Optimists dominated the tourney, winning the cham-
pionship. (James Fitzgerald photo)
Down at the bowling lanes
Tuesday
Afternoon Ladies
Ramona's Pistachios are
in first place with 1161/2
points each and Rose's
Roasted Nuts are next with
111 points, leaving Beulah's
Butternuts in third .place
with 103 Viz.
Castle's Chestnuts have
106 points, Bonnie's Beemuts
have 103, Bircham's Beer -
nuts have 99 and Ruby's
Cashews and Edgar's
Almonds are tied in last
place with 98 points apiece.
Nancy Roy had the high
single of 258. Gerry Moun-
tford took the high triple with
633 and the high average of
201. „
Molson's Mixed
The Cardinals are flying
high with 69 points and the
Blackbirds are second with
64.
The scoring then drops,
leaving the Blue Jays third
with 58, the Hawks next with
54 and the Falcons and
Penguins tied with 52 points
each. The Chickadees are
behind with 50 and the
Canaries are still at the
bottom of the league with 49
points.
Edna Atkinson had the
ladies' high single of 243.
Marj Moore had the high
triple of 686 and the high
average of 229.
For the men, Murray
Johnston had the high single
of 307 and the high triple of
739. Ken Johnston had the
high average of 242.
Finaistandings
W L T GF GA Pts.
Walkerton Black Hawks 3a 18 7 5 165 122 41
Wingham Iromnen 30 18 8 4 154 102 40
Port Elgin Bears 29 16 12 1 187 179 33
Fergus Green Machine 30 12 15 3 158 158 27
Kincardine Kinucks 29 9 15 5 149 172 23
Clinton Mustangs (a) 30 9 17 4 147 175 22
Hanover Barons 30 9 ' 17 4 157 209 22
( a) Sixth place decided by OHA Rule 125. goal average of each team: Clinton .4565
- Hanover .42.90
Penalties in minutes
Kincardine
Wingham
Hanover
E,Bae: im
Clinton
Port Elgin
Fergus
3
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V
29 599 2
30 781 16
30 818 6
30 849 • 10.
30 888 0
29 1006 10
30 1094 10
20.7
26.0
27.3
28.3
29.6
34.8
36.5
Paul Talton, left, captain of the Brussels pee wee hockey
team, accepts the championship trophy from Robert
Miller of the Clinton Optimist Club. The team won the
Winter Carnival tournament crown. (Tom McMahon
1hoto)
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Tuesday Ladies '
Nellie Burkholder was the
top bowler of the week,
taking the high single of273,
the high triple of 688 and the
high average of 195. Those
playing games over 225
included Marg Kuiper with
254, Rita Verberg with 232
and Nellie Burkholder with
229.
The Corner Pin Curies
have a slight lead on first
place with 23 points and the
Nitwits are next with 22.
The Dropbacks have 21,
the Bouncy Bunch are next
with 19 points, the Born
Losers have 18.and the Alley
Cats are in last place with 17.
Mixed League
The Twilighters are in
front with 88 points, leaving
Bairdzee's Boys in second
place with 74.,,.and the
Fabulous Fives neap with 71
points.
Spike Plus Four ,pre close
behind with 70, bit the
scoring quickly drops there,
leaving Steve's Wonders
with 59. Wayne's Girls and
the Head Pin Specialists with
56 points each, whsle the
Grease Balls have 53. .
Jill Jervis had the ladies'
high single of 253 and the
high triple of 661. Louise
Gibbings had the high
average of 187.
For the men, Bob Falconer
was the top player, taking
the high single with 297, the
high triple of 740 and the high
average of 216.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Sid's Crowbars are holding
a. top place position with 95
points, but Warren's
Wrenches are close behind
with 94 and Veenstra's
Vicegrips and Broadfoot's
Hammers are tied with 92
points each.
John's Jacks are behind
with 84 points arid Scottie's
Screwdrivers are in last
place with 83.
Walter Pepper and Ralph
Postma tied in the men's
high single scoring with 221
-points each. Angus. Hummel
took the high triple of 616 and
the high average of 210.
For the women, Hilda
Gerrits had thehighsingle of
218 and the high triple of 600.
The high average was held
by Mary Buffmga with 183.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1961 -PAGE 7
Many winners atStanley's skating carnival
RY Mary Chessell
There was a good crowd at
the Varna rink on Saturday
evening for the Stanley
Township skating carnival.
Prize winners were as
follows_ youngest skater,
Kimberly Taylor, daughter:
of Don and Lorraine; oldest
person on skates, 'Mervyn
Hayter; largest family on
skates, Mac, Janet, Mary
Ellen and Mark Webster.
Winners in the costume
category were:
preschoolers, Arran Soudant
of Zurich and Matthew
Turner of Varna; age 7 to 9,
Janet Coleman and Ben
Rathwell; 10 to 12, Jerry
McBean 'and Julie Consitt;
teenagers, Donnie Taylor;
adult, the sinister looking old
fellow who was eventually
identified as Bob Norman.
He sure kept people guessing
for awhile. Thanks to Jerry
d Jen Reid, onr newest
Varna residents, for judging
the costume classes.
The hall beside the rink
was filled with people en-
joying the refreshments and
conversation.
Tickets for the dance on
April 4 are now available
from members of the
Recreation Commission.
Don't forget the family
Poker Rally on Saturday
afternoon at the Varna ball
park.
Cards played
There were 12 tables of
euchre at the Orange Lodge
card party on Friday. High
and low winners of the
ladies' prizes were Eleanor
McAsh and Mabel Reid..
Three men had the high
• from page 6
Spiel also report a good day
of curling with lots of
hospitality.
It looks like another busy
week with teams scheduled
to visit Stratford, Listcsel,
Goderich, Vanastra, Exeter
and Bebnore. Let's wish
them all good curling.
Upcoming at the Club: this
Saturday 14th, the men's
open sponsored by Rowcliffe
Motors and Seaforth
Insurance - for any last
minute information contact
Neil Dolmage 527-1196; the
McKinley chicken spiel on
21st; the McGavin Farmer's
Open on the 25th, and the
mixed invitational Feb. 28th
to Mar. lst. Entries for these
last two should be sent to Bob
Wilson or call 527-1879.
sere - W.D. Wilson, Frank
McDonald and Harry Baker.
Harry won the cit.. Irene
Glazier, playing as a man,
was low. Draw winners were
Jessie Blair, W.D. Wilson,
Jean Reid and Lorna
Johnston. The nest card
party will be on the ?.nth.
Tickets are available from
Lodge members for their
dance on March 14. It will be
in Bayfield, with music by
"FreeSpirit".
UCW meets
"Stewardship" was the
theme, of the program and
worship service at the
February meeting of Varna
UCW, which was presented
by Marg Hayter, Shirley Hill
and Elaine Stephenson. An
excellent skit on "Priorities"
was given lby Shirley and
Elaine.
Eleanor McAsh and
Marg_a.ret Hayter gave.
reports on the Huron-Fe
annual meeting at
Brucefield. Eleanor told of
the very entertaining skit put
on by the presbyterial
committee chairpersons.
One of the stars in the skit
was the talented
comedienne, Anna Keys. The
Alma College School for
WWmen will be held from
August 16 to 19.
Marg reported that the
offering from the meeting
will be divided equally
between Mission and Ser-
vices and Emmanuel
College. The speaker was the
minister's wife from
Monkton, Betty Nortey, who
spoke on "Partners in
Crisis". She is a social
worker who worked in
family services while her
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Anyone who wishes 'FA take
part in the family weekend
at Camp Menesetung should
register soon, as only 10
,families can be ac-
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President Doris Wilson
au pounced that tickets are
available from Alpha -Huron
members for a. wheeldiair
basketball game on
February 22 at F.E. Madill
S.S. in Wingham. Sharpen up
your needles, ladies; we'll be
doing a quilt shortly. Shirley
Hill was appointed to the new
music committee, and
Margaret Hunt and Mary
Chessell to co-ordinate the
visiting of new residents and
shut-ins.
Dinner prices were in-
creased to $5.50 and an
almost new stove has been
installed in the clinch kit-
chen. The World "Day of
Prayer *Service wiil be -`on
Thursday evening, March 5
at Varna, with Goshen
joining us. Sausages instead
of cold cuts will be served at
the pancake supper on
March 3.
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Birthdays were celebrated
this past week by Nancy
Webster, who had a slumber
party, and Krista McAsh,
who entertained her friends
wits! a howling forty.
Your correspondent had
the pleasure of hearing the
Clinton high school , choir
snider the direction of Rob
Parr at Ontario Street
United Church on Sunday.
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