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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-16, Page 7• • • The Huron District of the IOOF and Rebekah Lodges, which is composed of a number of lodges from the county, presented a special Resusci - Anne demonstration mannequin to Huronvlew last Sunday. The $627 "doll" will be used to teach cardio -pulmonary resuscitation. Left to right Lodge members looking at the demonstration are Percy Noels of Exeter, Alex Meikle of Exeter, Doug Cantelon of Clinton, Irene Cudmore of Holmesville, Alex McBeath of Kippen. (James Fitzgerald photo) Down at the local lanes..... • from page 6 points. Rose Hummel was the top lady bowler, taking the high single of 280, the high triple of 645 and the high average of 215. In the men's individual scoring, James Broadfoot had the high single of 242. Angus Hummel took the high triple of 640 and the high average of 213. Thursday Night Mixed With 47 points the Cookie Patrol is on top and the L's,J's, and K team is next with 41 points, leaving PA.B.S:D. thirdwith37. The Sweat Bandits and the Tryhards are "tied with 35 points apiece and Murray's' Painters are close behind with 34. In the ladies' scoring Phyllis Allin had the high single of 238 and the high triple of 605. Rita Leppington had the high average of 178. Jim Switzer bowled the men's high single of 257. George Collins had the high triple of 651 and the high average of 217. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League Castle's Cats have a slight lead with 651/2 points, but Mona's Apes are close behind with 64 and Nora's Eager Beavers have 61 points. Bonnie's Pandas are keeping the scoring close with 60' and Betty's Little Lambs are next with 59. McCowan's Cougars have 58 points, Garry's Gophers are next with 57 and Gibbing's Giraffes are last with a close 55 points. Gerry Mountford had the high single of 264 and the high triple of 685. Wonnetta Holland bowled the high average of 193. Crown Mixed League The Peanuts are in front with 44 points, and the Butternuts, the Chestnuts and the Beechnuts are tied in second place with 38 points apiece. The Mixed Nuts are close behind with 37 points and the Nigger Toes are keeping the scoring close with their 36 points. Elizabeth Foster had the ladies' high single of 209 and the high triple of 582. Marie Collins had the high average of 185. Don McWhinney bowled the best scores in the men's division, taking the high single of 294, the high triple of 668 and the high average of 229. Fish and Game Club news...... • from page 6 killing all the furry animals in our forests. Asa member of a Conservation organization, most of my life I have never owned a gun or a rifle. I also realize that if the furry four legged animals are not controlled, there will be no room for us two -legged ones who usually aren't that furry. The boys hope to become affiliated with the Junior program operated by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. This way maybe one or two of the boys will be able to attend their Junior Conservation School (free) funded by the Eaton Foundation. The school is located at the Leslie M. Frost Natural Resource Centre near Dorset. Juniors receive training, both classroom and field trips in such subjects as forestry, wilderness survival, hunter safety, fish and wildlife identification, lake and stream management, canoeing, archery, shooting, casting and much more. , While speakingof the Federation, the Zone 6 quarterly meeting will be held at the Western Ontario Fish and Game Protective Association, Southdale Rd., London on January 17-82. At the Wednesday night darts last week, Joe Rob- bins, Joyce Cook and Don Switzer teamed up to take six points, whsle two other teams shot for low and received a point apiece. The winners of the share- the-wealths at the Sunday bingo were Eva Tyler and Al Kyle split, Heather Plum - steel and Margaret Mew split, and Betty Switzer took one by herself. Mrs. Muriel Byers was the jackpot winner. The Ladies Club has donated $100 to the Hospital Fund at their meeting on Monday night, and please, don't forget )the supper and dance on Friday night and CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1981 -PAGE 7 �lin.gs from the races By Lois Gibbtngs Gorlyn Andy, owned by Gorlyn Acres of Holmesville, composed of Gordon, Bill and Cindy Rapson, led from wire to wire to post his third win of the year at Windsor Raceway on Wednesday, December 9. Fractions for the mile were: 30.1- 1:01.1 - Presently in the Jack Warner Stable at Windsor, the three-year-old home- bred gelding by the Bye Bye Byrd sire John R. Rip - KSB Chief by Irish Chief, was capably driven to victory by Kevin Wallis, who was filling in for Jack after he suffered an injury while playing hockey. Gorlyn Andy has earnings to date of $3,169 and a pacing record of 2:03.3 taken earlier this year at Greenwood Raceway in Toronto. Bill and Cindy Rapson are presently training three horses at Goderich, namely Gone Again Judy, a yearling filly by Alert Bret - Travelling Donut by Bye Bye Byrd, Bandsman, a two-year-old filly by the 2473,316 winning sire Dream of Glory - Pachy Tara by Florlis and Mork, a three-year-old gelding by the Speedy Count sire Steve Lobell - Dixie Valley by Harlan, Making him a three- quarter brother to Dream'of Glory. Gemini Tide, owned by Donald Campbell of Goderich was a winner in 2:09.2 for trainer - driver Randy McLean at Western Fair Race way in London on the New Year's Eve Ball Dec. 31. Special Note: All members and guests of the Club and friends and neighbors of the Joe Potter family are invited to a benefit dance and get together on Saturday, Dec. 26-81 at the clubhouse. Music has been donated by Will Hawkes and we have donated the place. A light lunch will, be provided, ann donations may be left at the bar an slily tune. Hope to see you there! THE NOME OF Technics The science of sound Rivett's Limited 34 Shoppers S9uare - Goderleh Phone 524-9432 Christmas starts at HOM Family Gifting at Sensible prices! -Home Hardware Our huge selection of sensible gift ideas includes: •PHILISHAVE SHAVERS •HAND OR POWER TOOLS •SMOKE DETECTORS •WATER PIK SHOWER MASSAGE •SOLARAY ELECTRIC BLANKETS •HUMIDIFIERS AND AIR MOISTURIZERS •CASSETTE RECORDERS •CLOCK RADIOS Our huge selection of sensi ble gift ideas includes... •MAKE-UP MIRROR •HAIR CARE ITEMS •CURLING IRONS •SMALL APPLIANCES including popcorn makers. food processors. slow cookers, blenders. electric wok, etc. •CORELLE LIVINGWEAR COOKWARE •PYREX ORIGINALS FIRESIDE OVENWARE TOYLAND for the largest selection in Clinton! • STUFFED TOYS • GAMES AND PUZZLES • FISHER -PRICE TOYS •ELECTRONIC GAMES • TONKA TOYS • RIDING TYS *DOLLS Shop now for bast selection! CLINTON HOME HARDWA 24 ALBERT STREET owned and operated by 3.A. Balfour Retail Sales Ltd. E 482-7023 Monday, December 7. The five-year-old pacing gelding by Bye Bye Roger - Queenie Tide by Governor Herbert has also had six seconds and nine thirds from 27 starts this year for earnings of $5,540 and $10,664 lifetime. His record of 2:04.4 was taken last year at Flamboro Downs but he was personally timed in 2:01.3 when finishing third at . Windsor earlier this year. Randy was also fourth with Shiaway Red for Frances Edwards of Arkona in the fifth. Dave Wall drove Volleycreek Tarty, owned by the Carter's of Blyth to a second place finish in the eighth. She is trained by Paul Taylor at the Clinton track. R.J. Misty, a three-year- old filly by Scram - Virginias Misty, that breeder Bob McLean of Goderich sold to W.C. (Art) Lawson of London was first in a dead - heat with, Playball Express in the ninth. She now has five wins, one second and one third from 20 starts in 1981 good for $3,698 and a 2:05.4 pacing record earlier this year at Woodstock Raceway. Will Knight finished second in a 2: 05.4 mile for co- owner -driver John Lester of Forest and Ken Parke of Varna at Flame Yeo Downs on December 10. At London on Friday night, Parkhill Bowrey, owned by Wm. Smith of Clinton and trained by August De Groof, finished fourth in a 2:11.4 mile in the second. Victorious David, raised by August De Groof, had a second place luiish in the fifth as did Jerry H. Direct in the seventh and R.J. Direct in the eighth. The latter two originated at the farm of Fred (Pete) Fowler near Londesboro. Kenmarou Castlee was second with Ross Battin up for Wayne Horner in the ninth, while Miss Kelly Rose was fourth for James D. Taylor of Hensall. Fancy Slipper, a four- year-old mare by the Good Time sire Fast Clip - Scarlet Slipper - Scarlet Wave, won in p, 2:06 at. Greenwood Raceway in Toronto on December 11 for Bill Bradley and Lionel Kloss of Goderich. Bets Fly Fly was second in a 2: 03.1 mile in the tenth for owner Stewart McCall of Seaforth. Paper Blower, owned by Robert, Kevin and Donald Carter of Blyth and Ray Ramsey of Camlachie, finished third in a 2:01 mile at Windsor Raceway on December 11. Randy McLean was third with Towerline Cricket for Catherine McCutcheon of London the same night Cape Deirdre won in 2:03 on Sunday night at Windsor with Bill Gale up for the Wayne Horner Stable, while Sparky Philbrick, also from the Horner Stable was third at London on Saturday af- ternoon. Randy McLean won the first at the same track with True Mix in 2:11.1. On Sunday afternoon at London, trotter Marcliif Mille, that Cliff Walsh of Brussels trains at the Clinton track for his wife Margaret, won in 2:11.1 for driver Ray McLean. The four -year. -old gelding by Ever Ready - Minidale by Championdale now has three wins and three thirds from 13 starts in 1981 good for $1,652. There will be no more races at London until Boxing Day afternoon, DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE The Place To Buy Appliances NEW AND USED Hensall 262.2728 Closed Mondays Ladies' 1 Dlamond Cluster In Yellow GoId $9950 (Illustration enlarged to show detail) JEWELLERY • GODERICH SUNCOAST MALL 524-2924 KINCARDINE SUTTON PARK MALL 396-4189 VANAST'RA • RECREATION CENTRE Special Holiday Swims u WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23rd FREE: 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th CLOSED AT 1:15 P.M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25th CLOSED SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26 to THURS.. DEC. 31 3 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 CLOSED AT 4:30 P.M. Regular Recreation Swims In Effect FEELING NO PAIN Roy Mcikturtry. attorney General V�lllram Davis Premier