HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-07-29, Page 13On any gr en Monday night during the summer one can be sure to
find lots of action in the Clinton Arena. The cause of this action is
the weekly Monster Bingo games. Participating in the July 27
games were (front, left to right) Alice Jackson of Clinton, Bertha
Gibb of Clinton, George Kaupert of Huron Park and Margaret Mew
of Clinton. Bertha Gibb had great success in the previous week's
games as she took home the $1,000 jackpot prize. (David Emslie
photo)
Women split $1,000 jackpot
CLINTON - Two Clinton women, Minlue
Rumball and Jean Patterson were the $1,000
jackpot winners during the Monster Bingo
games played at the arena here on July 27.
Before the regular games were played an
early bird game worth $97.25 was won by
Marg Percy of Clinton. Bill Pilgrim of Clin-
ton won the second early bird game worth
$110.50. The door prize was won by Moira
Robinson of Clinton.
In the first regular game the winners were
Vi Peterson of Clinton, Joan Dunn of
Goderich and I,il Williamson of London.
June Halsworth of Waterloo, along with
Dianne Garrett, Carol Coffill and Thelma
Ellerby, all of Clinton, were the winners for
game two.
The five winners in game three were
VARNA NEWS
Baseball,
Larry, Daw of Clinton, Jerry Watson of
Goderich and three Bayfield residents, Bea
Skolny, Mrs. Ron Smith and Ron Smith.
Kathy Johnsen of Clinton, Larry Stire of
Exeter, and Ilene LaFramboise and Anite
Vanderhaar of Bayfield won the fourth
game.
Before the playing of the fifth game a few
special games were played. Bertha Gibb
and Edna Fremlin, both of Clinton, won the
letter "T" game while Rita McMichael of
Clinton took the full card match.
In the fifth game Betty Hughes of
Bayfield, Donna Miller of Kitchener and
Marjorie Steep of Clinton were the winners.
Ethel Haist and Francis Gibson of
Seaforth were game six winners.
The game seven winners were Bill
Pilgrim of Vanastra and Jerry Watson of
Goderich while Bea Skolny of Bayfield,
Alma Hugill of Seaforth and Elsie Hulley of
Goderich won in the eighth game.
The special letter "X" game played
before garne nine was won by Lillian Watson
of Clinton. Janet Parent of Bayfield was the
full card winner.
In the ninth game the winners were J.
Storoyuk of Wingham and Susan Kiynich of
Seaforth, while game 10 winners were Jean
Sudyk of Goderich and Millie Hanley of
Clinton.
The six winners for the eleventh and final
game were Marg .Carter of Clinton, Minnah
Scott of Seaforth, Phyllis Knott of
Woodstock, Marg Percy of Clinton, Millie
Hanley of Clinton and Joan McAsh of Varna.
singing pass summer months
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - The results of last week's games
are: The Stanley Mixed Group 1 ages 7 and
8 i played a game against Bayfield and won
with a score of 15-10. The Stanley Mixed
Mites beat Goderich Township with a score
of 32-3. The Stanley Squirt Girls were
defeated by two runs when they played
Londesboro. The Stanley Squirt Boys played
Goderich Three and won by a score of 13-4.
The Stanley Pee Wee Girls played a good
game at Goderich but were defeated by a
score of 27-20. The Dreamer's played
Londesboro Thursday night and were
defeated once again by only one run. Varna
Agricos played Bayfield Babes, a very fast
game, and won them by a score of 7-4.
The upcoming games at Stanley Ball Park
for this week are: July 28 - Stanley Midgets
vs Goderich Township Midget.; at 7 p.m.;
July 29 - Varna Agricos vs Bayfield Shadows
at 7 p.m.; .July 30 - Stanley Squirt Boys vs
Colbourne Township at 7 p.m.: .July 30 -
Stanley Bantam Girls vs Goderich Midgets
at 7 p.m.; July 30 - Dreamers vs Auburn at 9
p.m. and July 31- Stanley Hard Ball Boys vs
St. Mary's Hard Ball Boys at 8 p.m.
Remember to come on out and cheer for
your favorite team.
Entertainment
Varna UCW entertained at the Blue Water
Rest Home in Zurich to help celebrate the
birthdays of three ladies. The program
started with Heather Laurie playing the
piano. Michael Stephenson played the
spoons accompanied by George Dowson on
the violin and Ralph Stephenson ( Michael's
grandfather ) on the piano. Debra Rathwell
and .Joyce Dowson sang two songs while
Mona Stephenson played the piano. Gifts
were then given out t� the birthday ladies
and everyone sang. Cupcakes were then
served by the UCW.
Personals
Dorothy Ostrom arrived home after stay-
ing for three weeks in Winnipeg with her
daughter, Ann Neilson. Dorothy's daughter
is moving to Montreal soon. On returning
home, Dorothy's grandson, Mark Neilson,
accompanied her and is staying for awhile.
John and Emely Coultis are back home
from a two week trip through Northern On-
tario and the Yellow Head Highway. They
spent two nights with John's sister (Peggy
BurneauI in Edmonton. Then they went on
to Strathmore, Alberta and spent a few
nights with Rick Ostrom. White visiting
Rick they toured Banff, Calgary and Lake
Louise. Then they returned home through
the States.
Raymond Beierling accompanied Barry
Cleave to Toronto on Sunday. While there
they toured Casa Loma, Hockey Hall of
Fame and Royal York. They also visited
friends of Barry's who are Bob and Kay
Thompson.
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Rathwell's hold 29th
reunion in park
SEAFORTH - The 29th Rathwell Reunion
was held at the Lions Park on July 19 with 35
people attending.
President Don Rathwell welcomed all to
the picnic. A bountiful smorgasbord lunch
was held.
The sports program was conducted by
Keith Nicholls and Tony Lind ( both
grandsons -in-law of the late Samuel
Rathwell) .
The man with the longest hair - Greg
Ostrom; the woman with the longest finger-
nails - Pat Norman; the person with the
most buttons - Dave Beynon; the youngest
person - Danny Rathwell; the lady with the
most grandchildren - Eleanor McAsh; the
person with the most pennies - Roberta
Plumsteel; the person with the most stripes
on their outfit - Verna Rathwell.
Tom Rathwell won the prize for guessing
how many inches in a length of rope that
was in a jar. The contest removing papers
on the gift, was won by Dave Beynon and
Irene Moffat. Pat Norman won the prize for
the best nail hammering into a cedar log.
Freda Rainey won the prize for the best
potato bowling contest.
Alec Ostrom pitched the most golf balls in-
to a pail. Dave and Katy Beynon won the
water balloon toss contest. Don Rathwell
won the relay of putting the most beans in a
pot.
A peanut scramble was held for the
younger children.
The 1988 executive will include - president
- Don Rathwell; secretary - Madeline
Rathwell; treasurer - Eleanor McAsh;
registrar - Marjorie Stirling; sports pro-
gram - Barb and Evan Helm and Stuart and
Betty Grigg.
The 30th reunion will be held on the third
Sunday in July, 1988 at the Sloman Park in
Clinton. Contact your whole family and en-
courage them to come for this special an-
niversary. It is a chance to meet the whole
clan and to keep families in touch!
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