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Clinton News-Record, 1977-03-10, Page 9Seaforth curling news A Farmers Spiel, sponsored by McGaven Farm Equip- ment was held on Wednesday March 2nd. The 9:00 Draw was won . by Jim Hawkins' rink from Goderich. Second prize went to Bill Lobb with Bill Fleming, Ross Lovett and Doug Kirkby.. Les Knight won third prize and consolation- went to Glen Hayter, Mery Hayter, Elmer Dennis and Bob Anderson. On the 11:00 Draw prizes went to Roy Pennington's rink, Ted Perrin's rink, Allan Grant's rink and Jack Peck's rink. The Second Draw in our MIxed Carling league came to a close this week with Don Deighton on top for the Thursday early draw, Bob Wilson for the Thursday late draw and Bill Campbell Jr. for the Friday draw. Playoffs between these three rinks will declare a winner for the Second Draw trophy. I'll keep you posted for the results. On Saturday, a rink skipped by Bob Wilson with Bill Campbell, Doug Rowcliffe and John Patterson played in the Cash Spiel in Exeter and came home with third prize. A couple of rinks of Seaforth ladies curled on Saturday in Vanastra, Milly Lobb, Marlene Forbes, Sharon Wilson and Marjory Coleman won second prize on the 9:00 Draw. Also playing on the 9:00, but out of the prizes were Marjory Papple, Marilyn Thomas, Gloria Riley and Marg Sallows. Saturday was also a busy day at our own club when the ladies catered to the Toronto - Dominion Bonspiel. Rinks from as far away as Toronto and Windsor come to play in this spiel which has been held annually in Seaforth for 17 years. Sub -division playoffs for the OCA two -team events were held on Sunday. Playing in the Governor -Generals at Vanastra were, Dave Cornish with John Patterson Sr., Bill Lobb and Don Deighton; and Glen Hayter with Neil Dolmage, Bob Fotheringham, and Jack Kyle. They won their games against Listowel teams in the morning but lost in the af- ternoon games to Teeswater. Silver Tankard . teams, skipped by Bob Wilson with Gerald Smith, Bill Roberton and Steve Brown; and Bill Campbell with John Pat- terson Jr. Doug Rowcliffe and Mike Thomas, lost in Goderich to Goderich rinks skipped by Cam Bogie and Tom Jasper. Bob and Sharon Wilson curled with Bill and Marg Fleming in a Mixed Spiel in Brussels on Monday and won third prize on the 9:00 Draw. The special events com- mittee for the ladies division of the Club are holding a ladies fun day on March 15th. They have planned a game of curling followed by a supper cooked by the men of the club. Sounds like a terrific idea and lots of fun. Plan to attend if you can. The girls have a poster in the upper lounge for you to sign if you can come. Reports indicate that the tickets for the Pork Draw are selling well. The Draw is to be- made emade at our final Pot Luck Supper, the date of which has not yet been set. . Hullett .Happenings Constable Wilson On Wednesday, February 23, Constable Wilson came to Hullett Central and showed the pupils a film on van- dalism. He brought some photographs and there was class discussion afterwards. Vision nurse Between the dates of Feb. 21-25, Mrs. Splan, a nurse from the Huron_ County Health Unit, gave eye tests here at Hullett. The grades who took part in this program were kin- dergarten and grades four and eight. Storm safety speaker On Friday, Feb. 26, Mr. Kane of the Hullett -Wildlife Management Area came to our school to tell us how to be prepared if we ' get storm - stayed in a car or bus. He instructed the pupils on necessary supplies needed in the vehicle and how to treat frostbite. Most of the pupils will at some time likely find the information very useful. our mistake! In last week's Clover Farm ad- vertisment in the Clinton News -Record,, one of the ad- vertised specials read "Flelschmann's Corn 011" in- stead of "Fleischmann's Margarine". This was the error of the News -Record. We apologize for any misunder- standings this error may have caused. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Volleyball tournament On Feb. 26, the Hullett volleyball teams travelled to CHSS to participate in' an inter -school tournament. The boys won their , first three games and then met up with Blyth. They couldn't get things together and ended up losing. With the wind Knocked out of their sails, the boys lost also to Huron Centennial of Brucefield, coming 'in third over all. The girls` team won all of their games except against Blyth. They claimed the runner-up title. Public speaking On Monday, Feb. 28 Hullett held its annual Public Speaking competition. The participating grades were four to eight. The,grades were divided into two divisions. The ,winners of the junior division were: first place, Janice Daer, a grade six student who spoke on her pet dog. Second place was Susan Van Egmond, a grade four pupil who spoke on dolphins. and third place was taken by Jeff McNarren, . also from grade four, who spoke on his trip to the CN tower. 'In the senior division, John Lawson from grade seven took first place with a speech on door-to-door salesmen. Second place was won by Karen Farquhar, from grade seven, who spoke on seat- belts. Third place was taken by Cameron Moon, also from grade seven who spoke on the history of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey team. We would like to congratulate the winners and thank all speakers for some very good speeches. 5 Mail clerk Harry Waymouth, left of Clinton was honoured on his retirement from the public service with a plaque from Prime Minister Trudeau recognizing his 29 years of ki work in the Post Office. Clinton Postmaster Dick Dixon made the presentation Monday. Mr. Way -mouth now retires to raising his Dalmation dogs full time. (News -Record phooto ) Ramblings from the races We are now open, but our GRAND OPENING IS MARCH 24, 25, 26 We specialize in SPEED QUEEN • WASHERS • DRYERS • DISHWASHERS • FREEZERS C.B. RADIOS by • JOHNSON • MIDLAND • PEARCE-SIMPSON • HANDIC • FANON-COURIER ANTENNAE by • SHAKESPEARE • VALOR • AVANT 1 VACUUM CLEANER SALES & SERVICE R.K. PECK IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA VARNA, ONTARIO 482-7103 By Lois Gibbings . Bold Tar Heel, a seven- year-old gelding by Mighty Tar Heel - Mayna by Maynard Hanover, picked up his first win of the year in p, 2:07.3, with trainer -driver Dennis Jewitt of Clinton, at - Flamboro Downs on March 2. He is owned by Franc Stroop of Fordwich. Last year Bold Tar Heel won 16 ' races, was second five times and had six third place finishes from 38 starts. Swinging Beauty got her second win this year and a new record of 2:11.1 for driver Ron Williamson. Formerly owned by Marian Pullman, this four-year-old mare by Golden' Money Maker- Miss Black Abbey, now belongs to Wm. T. Laverty of Seaforth: Swinging Beauty now has two wins, four seconds and one fourth from seven starts this year. At Flamboro-bn March 2, Shockem All, a four-year-old gelding by Josie's Victory - Claybrook Melody, owned by Bruce and Ray Volland of Goderich, took a new record of 2:10.2 for his second win this year with Bruce driving. Shockem All, formerly owned by Grant and Carl Fisher of Goderich, was' the only horse claimed at' Clinton last year during the race meet. Seaforth horseman John Muir got another second with his Johnnie G. pacer, Single Johnnie. The eight-year-old gelding now has two wins and three second place finishes from five races this year after being off since 1975. El Sam 0, owned by Richard Burgess angl Joe Dick of Seaforth was first at Windsor on March 2 in 2:05. Ron Feagan drove King's Greentree to, a second place finish for owner. Wayne Horner of Brucefield at 'Greenwood on Thursday night. Friday night at Flamboro, driver Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was third with Armbro Prince, owned by Doug Bell of Londesboro. He raced again on March 7 and once more he was third. Keystone Hartree, owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield, also had a third place finish on Friday night. Dapper. Dillon, now, owned by Doreen Rowcliffe of Hensall and Barry Elliott of Kitchener, was second in a $9,000 trot at Greenwood in Toronto on Saturday af- ternoon. He now has a standing of six wins, two seconds and one third from nine starts this year, plus earnings of about $27,000 to date. Margie's Girl, owned by Randy McLean of Goderich finished fourth with Scot Man, an eight-year-old horse, he trains .and drives for Che Bec Ltd. of Montreal. Monday night at Green- wood, Shalako N. was second with driver Tom Strauss for his owner Bill Fleming of Clinton. Monday night at London, G.G. Greentree, a three-year- old colt by Greentree Joey - Miss Shakertown, owned by C.W. (Jiggs) Le Beau of Brucefield and Barry Miller of Kirkton was scratched from the first race. The race was won by Arnies Brown - star, a five-year-old mare by Matastar - Ann Gallow, raised by Arnold Campbell of Seaforth. . Last year she trotted,- but in six outings his year she has one win and three seconds as a pacer, Ken Parke of Zurich and John getting a'2:10 record. H. Lester of Forest was Imp Mathers got his first second the same day in a win of the year in 2:12.3 for $3,400 pace. It was won by the Broken M. Stables of Crash Landing, ' owned by Goderich with Ray Mathers George C. Feagan of on the bike. He has also had Goderich, in 2:07 with driver two thirds and five fourth Ron Feagan up. place finishes this year from At London on Saturday eight races. afternoon, Ackwin, a seven- year- old gelding by Ack Ack- Benmiller Buddi, owned by Winnie Wilmac, owned by Verdun and Brad Vanstone of Gord Rapson of Holmesville, Goderich was fifth in his first finished second with his 18- outing of the year in the same year-old son on the bike. He race. has started four times in 1977 Victor H. Volo, a seven - with three seconds and one year-old gelding by Poplar third. Volo -Sadie Bars, formerly Dianne Camp, owned by owned by Fred Fowler of Ken Holmes of Seaforth was Londesboro and trained and third for 'driver Ron driven by Frank MacDonald Williamson. From seven of Clinton, - got his first win, outings this year, she has one since being claimed at win, one second and one third. Clinton in 1975 by Highbury She started 19 times in 1976 Acres of London. Last year he with seven wins, two seconds only raced twice. and six thirds; taking a record of p, 2:07.3. He is now owned by Peter Ron -Williamson was also Behr and Eric Beyea of third With Muddy Knight, an London and was timed in 2:10.3 in his third outing in eight-year-old pacer owned by Jim MacLeod of Seaforth 1977. He was driven by Dick and C: Browning of Toronto. Mitchell. •r� CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY. MARCH l0, l977- PA, Locai �bituary Rebecca "Dixie" Reid Rebecca Dixon (Dixie) Reid of 72 attenbury St. W., Clinton `died at her home suddenly on March 5th, 1977. She was 79. Mrs. Reid was the former Dixon McGowan, daughter of Robert McGowan of Halton County and Maggie Murdoch of 1.ueknow. She was horn in All Admiri GROVE COLOUR TV'S have a YEAR WARRANTY ON: 1. Picture b 2. Parts 3. Labour TV AND APPLIANCES TO -HURON ST., CLINTON 482-9414 NOTICE... Please contact us if you have purchased an Admiral Colour TV in the past year. 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