Clinton News-Record, 1979-02-15, Page 74
Seaforth curling club
The ladies of Listowel
became the overall
winners of the Tankard
Playdowns after two days
of curling last week.
The two Seaforth teams
made it through the first
day of play, both
recording wins over
Vanastra. On Wednesday
the teams chalked up one
tie and one loss -to
Wingham. Members of
the two teams were:
Carol Innes, skip;
Loretta Dolrnage, vice;
Gloria Riley, second;
Ruth Lone, lead. Flo
Smith, skip; Ann Cun-
ningham, vice; Marg
Sallows, second; Sharon
Wilson, lead. Better luck
next year girls!
The senior set, featured
in the Master's
Playdowns on Sunday,
demonstrated good
curling that some
younger players would
find hard to match.
Kitchener defeated
Forest City in the final
game of the day and will
progress to the next
round of competition.
Seaforth had no entry in
the Master's.
The foursome of Bill
and Grace Campbell with
John Jr. and Gwen
Patterson emerged as
first prize winners of
their draw after close
games at Hanover last
Saturday. Their prize
was a whole leg of ham
and a good supply of back
bacon for each.household.
The sponsors, Hanover
Kitchens, also presented
a wooden picture frame
as a special gift to each
lady participating in the
spiel.
Second prize in the last
draw at Vanastra on
Saturday went to the
team skipped by Bob
Fotheringham with
Murray Forbes, Bruce
Coleman and Stu Wilson.
Good curling folks!
"We didn't see much of
• Ottawa, but we sure did a
lot of curling!" was the
comment on a wonderful
week enjoyed by Kay
Sharp, skip; Grac ,
, Campbell, vice; Elean
Shiels, second; and Irm
Pryce, lead.
Five games had -been
anticipated but they went
on to play seven, winning
four. The seventh game
proved the heartbreaker
which went to an extra'
end - unfortunately not in
their favor - to put them
out of contention for
prizes but leaving them
with the challenge to go
back for another try next
year.
Also on the bonspiel.
circuit, Bob and Sharon
Wilson travelled to
Brampton with Bill and
Millie Lobb for a two-day
,spiel which was much
enjoyed by all. Gord
Pryce made up a four-
some on a team from
Belmore, curling at
Wingham Saturday lat.
Overheard at the
Hospital Bonspiel in
Toronto last week, "Why
is that nurse standing
down there with her hand
on her hip, trying to look
sexy?" "She wants an in -
turn." "An Intern? With
a face like that she'll be
lucky to get an Orderly!"
Saturday will be a busy
day with the Men's Open
Spiel .scheduled for
Seaforth sponsored
jointly by Rowcliffe
Motors - and "Seaforth
Insurance. Good curling
to all rinks.
By the way - a couple of
rinks are still needed to
fill the slate. Call Bob
Wilson at 527-1879.
Good curling to the
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ESTABLISHED
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Clinton-Sioforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
..159 High Street
Clinton
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Goderich Arica' •
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
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Goderich
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Intermediate team of Jim
Cunningham, Bill Lobb,
Bill Fleming and
Clarence Denomme, who
are off to Goderich for
playdowns on Saturday.
As the last games of the
second draw came to' a
close, winning teams
have been decided in
some categories, in
others, playoff games
have yet to be played.
Congratulations, to the
Junior team skipped by
Vicki Ste. Marie with
Pete Underwood, Barry
Moore, and Terry Smith.
They are the recipients of
the Longstaff Trophy.
Second spot went to Mark )
Underwood, skip; -with
Catherine Ribey, Brian
Riley and Stoney
Gauthier. Dave
Underwood, skip; with
Betsy Ste. Marie, Nancy
Schade and Barry Vin-
cent were in third place.
A Mixed Draw playoff
will be held shortly
between the Thursday
and Friday winners. The
Thursday 7 p.m. winner
was the team skipped by
John Patterson, Sr. with
Lorine and Clarence
Denomme and prusilla
Twynham. A tie resulted
between two teams on the
Thursday 9 p.m. draw.
The team of Bill and
Millie ,Lobb, Mert Keyes
and Marjorie Papple
tallied 43 points as did
Jim and Ann Cun-
ningham, with Bryan and
Gail King " a most
unusual circumstance.
Friday's winning teain
was skipped by Gord
Pryce with wife, Irma
and Don and Cathy
Pletsch.
The two teams playing
off for the men's winning
spot are Don Deighton,
skip; Beecher Menzies,
vice; Steve Brown,
second and Jim Rober-
tson, lead - winner of tlae 7
p.m. draw; and Marlen
Vincent, skip; Bill
Campbell, Jr., vice; Roy
Beuerman, second and
Laurie Fischer, lead -
winner of the 9 p.m.
draw.
Last,t but not least,
congratulations to the
winning ladies team who
won the Golding Trophy,
Ann Cunningham, skip;
Kay Campbell, vice;
Margie Allan, second;
and Drusilla Twynham,
lead. Second was: Grace
Campbell, skip; Gloria
Riley, vice; Irma Pryce,
second; and Gwen Scott,
lead. Third: Carol Innes,
skip; Loretta Dolmage,
vice; Laura. Anstett,
second; and Joyce
Hilderley, lead. The third
and last draw of the
season got underway this
week.
Upcoming At the Club:
February 21, the Huron -
Perth High School
Playdowns; February 24,
the McKinley Chicken
Spiel.
Good curling to the
ladies off to Exeter and
Goderich next Wed-
nesday.
Seaforth saddle
club in snow
A successful snow
party and cookout was
held Sunday by the
Seaforth and District
Saddle Club.
Thirty members
braved the chilling
temperatures.
Snowmobilers, skiers,
tobogganers and
sleighers ,all joined in
good fun at Dodd's Hills.
Members were present
from Clinton, Listowel,
Seaforth, Londesboro,
Walton, Monkton, Kippen
and Dublin.
The Jack Neilman
family from Walton
arrived in style, driving
their nice little mare in a
flashy red cutter.
The next outdoor ac-
tivity of the club will be a
Poker Rally on horseback
on Sunday, April 22 at the
Seaforth issues
The Huron Expositor
reported that a warrant
has been issued for the
arrest of Henry Charles
Bloxam, 54, formerly of
Burlington. He is
suspected of taking over
$3,500 in a December
theft ,,at the Seaforth
Canadian Tire Store.
Bloxam was named a
suspect after a provincial
police department
recognized the man in an
artist's drawing which
was composed by a
description from the
Hullett Conservation
Area. Anyone wanting to
join in or purchase a
poker hand is asked to
contact a club member.
The Seaforth and
District Saddle Club is
holding its annual dance
in Brussels Arena April 7,
again having music by
Jim Medd's.Orchestra.
This dance provides the
funds needed to support
the activities of the club
for the year. Last year
lights were installed .at
the horse ring on the fair
grounds.
Also the horse ring
surface was improved by
adding stone - dust and
removing the sod making •
better footing for the
horse shows, rain or
shine.
warrant
Canadian Tire start after
the robbery. The drawing
was circulated to other
police departments
across OntaVio.
Bloxam, who has a
criminal record dating
back to 1941, is also
wanted for questioning in
connection with thefts in
Guelph, Toronto and
Orangeville.
He has not been seen at
his Burlington residence
since December and he is
thought to be in the
United States. -
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All efforts were directed to volleyball on Saturday afternoon when Clinton
Public School hosted a tournament for area schools at CHSS. Here the Clinton
and the Huron Centennial boys' teams are involved In a game. The morning
and afternoon tourney has girls' and boys' teams from six area schools in play.
(News -Record photo)
Down at the local lanes
Clinton Mixed
The Super Six are in the
top position with 78 points
and the Five Stars are
second with 75. Joy's Joys
are third with 70 points.
The Star Warriors have
69 points and the Bowling
Buddies are close behind
with 68. The High Rollers
have 62, the Close
Encounters have 60 and
Bell, 291.
Ladies Tuesday
Edna's Asters are in
first place with 112 points
and Nancy's Pansies are
second with 109. Gerrit's
Glads are next with 106.
Lois' Lilacs have 1041/2
and Vera's Verbenas are
next with 101. Betty's
Buttercups are last with
991/2.
the Desperatos are in last Sheilia McKay had the
plate with 50 points. ladies' high single of 257
Louise Gibbings had and Mona -Campbell had
the ladies' high single of the high triple of 661. Iva
266 and the high average Reid took the high
of 202. Jill Jervis took the average of 200.
high triple of 646. Blyth -Clinton
In the men's scoring, Ladies
Gary Armstrong had the Val Marriage had the
high single of 315 and the high single of 265 and the
high triple of 800. Don high triple of 641. Debbie
Switzer took the high Hull also had the high
average of 222. triple of 641.
Londesboro Ladies Those bowling games
The High Rollers have over 250 included: Val
a big lead on first place Marriage with 265, Sherri
with 82 points. The Brommer with 263 and
Corners Pins are second Dini Nethcr'y with 263.
with 58, the Lucky YBC Teen
Strikers have 57 and the The Honkies have a
Hot Shots are.in last place slight lead on first place
with 55. with 82 points and
Shirley Bell had the Cooper's Kooks are
high single of 291 and the Second with 81.
high triple of 650. Mary The Untouchables are
Salverda was the high behind with 70 points and
single runner-up with 264 the scoring quickly drops
and had 630 for the high with Bowlers Anonymous
triple runner-up. having 58 points. Jakie's
Dorothy Carter had the Swans and the Five
high average of 200 and Fabulous Freak Outs are
Penny Overboe was the tied in last place with 54
runner-up with 199. points each.
The most improved In the ladies' scoring,
player was Joyce Vincent Debbie Wise had the high
with a plus 28 And ,single of 277 and the high
Dorothy Airdrie came triple of 670. Lynn
second with a plus 17. Armstrong took the high
Those playing games average of 193.
over 250 included: Mary In the men's scoring,
Slaverda, 264; Florence Jamie Cooper had the
Cartwright, 251; Shirley high single of 258 and. the
Hay Insurance moves
The new office building
for the Hay Township
Farmers Mutual Fire
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Zurich Citizens' News
reported.
The company which
deals in fire and auto
insurance., have now
moved into their Zurich
offices.
The new building cost a
total of $137,500 which is
$2,500 more than the
estimated cost. It will
provide 3,000 square feet
of office and boardroom
space and allows for
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high triple of 667. George
Collins and Gary Arm-
strong split the high
average of 215.
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1979—PAGE 7
groups curl at Vanastra
The Vanastra Curling
Club was the scene last
Sunday afternoon of the
annual Masonic, Shriner
and Knights of Columbus
Bonspiel. Once a year
these groups of com-
munity -minded men get
together for an afternoon
of relaxation, sports and
togetherness. About 50
members 'of these
organizations covering
an area from Stratford to
Goderich and points in
between including the
Blue Water area,
gathered at the Vanastra
Curling Club and were
made welcome by
drawmaster Brother
Rene Brochu, program
director of the Seaforth
Council.
Winning the curling
event was a rink com-
posed of Brother Louis
Feryn of the Stratford K
of C, Mark Raithby, ways
and means chairman of
the Bluew.ater Shrine
Club, and Brother Gary
Rau of the Seaforth K of
C.
Coming second was a
rink composed of Laurie
Slade, past president of
the Blue Water Shrine
Club as skip, Laurie had
Brother Mike Tobin and
Arnold Groenestege both
of the Stratford K of C,
and Brother George
Tilley of the Seaforth K of
C' Coming third was a
rink skipped by district
deputy of District 31 K of Gaeton Jacques of the
C, Brother Pat Osborn, Goderich Council ex -
ably assisted by Brother jiressed his appreciation
John Paul Rau, past for the afternoon and
grand knight of the again pledged his support
Seaforth Council, Bill for ,future events. Grand
Cook, past master of the Knight Andy Kelly of the
Clinton Masonic Lodge, Stratford Council in -
and Brother Dennis Rau, dicated his support of this
membership chairman of event and thanked those
the Seaforth Council. who had organized the
The afternoon was afternoon. Grand Knight
thoroughly enjoyed by of the Host Council of
the assembly as they Seaforth, Seamus
were treated to a "hip of Doherty, expressed his
• beef's dinner. The Worthy thanks to all those per -
Chaplain of the Seaforth sons involved with the
Council, Reverend day's activity and
Father Hardy, - led the pledged his support in
group in a pre -dinner organizing future events
prayer of thankfulness. with the groups con -
Past district deputy, cerned.
Brother Ed Murray of the District deputy of
Stratford K of C, thanked District 31 of the K of C,
the Ladies of the Curling Pat Osborn, thanked
Club for the delicious those who had organized
dinner which they the afternoon and i
prepared, and he also thanked all those Masons,
thanked the Curling Club Knights and Shriners for
Executive for again having participated in the
hosting the annual event. afternoon's activities.
Allan Stoll, past district President of the Vanastra
deputy of the South Huron Curling Club, Mery
District of the Masonic Falconer, thanked the
Lodge extended greetings organizers for having
to us all on behalf of the used the Vanastra Club
district deputy who was and invited everyone to
away on holidays. Past return for another year.
Master of the Maitland
Masonic Lodge, Tom
Eadie, reflected on the Smile
first event of this nature
which took place in 1968
which since has
developed into an annual
Grand Knight
event.
Mummies are Egyp-
tians that were pressed
for time
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