Clinton News-Record, 1979-03-15, Page 7Seaforth Curlers still active in bonspiel play
• "Love is" - going on a
bonspiel with your mum.
This was the case last
Thursday when Flo Smith
with daughter, Madelaine
and Leone Rowat with
daughter, --Sheila, made
up a team for a fun day of
curling . at St. Marys.•A
second team entered in
the , same bonspiel was
that of Pat Deighton, on
her first outing as a
'bonspiel skip' with
Marlene Forbes, vice;
Marjorie Coleman,
second and Drusilla
Twynham, lead, who
brought home the third
prize of . their draw for
most points in the second
gam e.
Meanwhile - back at the
Mitchell Mixed Bonspiel -
first prize turkeys for the
men and lawn chairs for
the ladies - went to the
team of Gord and Irma
Pryce, Barb Jarmuth and_
Roy Beuerman. Good
curling folks!
The last bonspiel of the
season kept everyone
bustling at the club last
Saturday. This was the
Mixed Open sponsored by
Fleming Feed Mills of
Clinton and was well
attended with all rinks
filled. Everyone enjoyed
three 8 end games, some
going to tie breakers, all
of which makes one,wish
sometimes that everyone
could be a winner.
However, such cannot be
the case, and, at the end
of the day, the following
were declared winners:
Early Draw - first, Neil
and Loretta Dolmage,
Sheila Murray and Carl
Richardson, Seaforth;
second, Lorne and Pat
Ballantyne with Liz and
Jim Bell of Exeter; third,
Bill and Millie Lobb, with
Lorine and Clarence
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The consolation prize
went to the Glencoe rink
of Ray and Diane Beattie
with Ray and Eve
McDonald.
In the Late Draw, first
prize went to Bill and
Grace Campbell with
John Jr. and Gwen
Patterson; second, Gord
and Irma Pryce with Don
and Kathy Pletsch; third,
Murray and Marlene
Forbes with Steve and
Robin Tyndall - all three
Seaforth teams. The
consolation went to the
Vanastra entry of Alex
and Eileen Townsend
with John and Gail
Brownridge.
Also on Saturday, a
team skipped by Marlene
Robertson with Marjorie
Papple, vice; Clara
Brugger, second and
Marg Sallow, lead,
represented Seaforth at
the Listowel Ladies Open
Bonspiel.
The first round of the
Silver Tankard was
played off at Goderich on
Sunday with the 2 -team
Seaforth entry emerging
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1979 -PAGE 7
as winners for Division
13-B. They now advance
to round two scheduled
for next Sunday at Owen
Sound. Bill Campbell,
skip; Gord Pryce, vice;
Neil Dolmage, second
and Paul Storey, lead,
made up one team while
the other was comprised
of Gerry Walter, skip;
Bob Wilson, vice,; Don
Tremeer, second and
Doug Rowcliffe, lead. We
wish ypu all good curling
next weekend!
Around the Club - the
men held a Fun Day last
Wednesday enjoying a
good meal as well,.,as
some friendly com-
petition. The Juniors
have a Fun Day planned
for Sunday March 25. The
Down at the local bowling lanes
Ladies' Thursday
Afternoon
Edna's Asters are in
first place with 135 points
and have a 10 point lead
over Lois' Lilacs who are
second with - 1251/2.
Nancy's Pansies are
close behind with 125.
Vera's Verbenas and
Gerrit's Glads are tied
with 124 points apiece and
Betty's Buttercups are
last with 1171A.
In the individual
scoring, Iva Reid took the
high single of 261.
Moranne Duddy had the
high triple of 629 and
Mona Campbell had the
high average of 201.
YBC Teen
Lynn Armstrong was
the top ladies' bowler.
She had the high single of
282, the high triple of 602
and the high average of
193.
Phil Cornish had the
men's high single of 313
and the high triple of 820.
Gary Armstrong took the
high average of 219.
The Cooper's Kooks are
the top team with 107
points and the Honkies
are second with 98. The
Untouchables are in third
place with 82 points.
The Bowlers
Anonymous have 70
points, Jackie's Swans
have 66 and the Five
Fabulous Freak Outs are
last with 60.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Aileen's Bluebirds have
a slight lead on first place
with 119 points and
Anne's Bluejays are close
behind with 1181/2.
Winnie's Wrens have
111, May's Mockingbirds
have 110, Erma's Eagles
have 109 and Anne's
Canaries are in last place
with 911/2 points.
Mary Buffinga had the
ladies' high single of 245,
while Helen Dykstra had
the high triple of 663. °
In the men's scoring,
Joe Veenstra had the high
triple of 279 and Angus
Hummel had the high
triple of 656.
Clinton Mixed
In the final standings of
the season, the Super Six
finished first with 93
points and the Star
Warriors were second
with 87. '
Other standings are:
the Five Stars, 86; Joy's
Joys and High Rollers
tied with 81 points each;
Bowling Buddies, 78;
Close Encounters, 74;
Desperatos, 64.
Sheila Keys had the
ladies' high single of 360.
Louise Gibbings took the
high triple of 793 and the
high average of 204.
For the men, Bob
Falconer had the high
single of 306. Larry
-Gibbings had the high
triple of 740 \and the high
average went to Don
Switzer with 218.
Goderich hospital plans canned
Board members of the
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in
Goderich have been told
that the government will
not accept public
financial support for the
operating expenses of
community hospitals.
The Goderich Signal
Star reported that
members of the board
learned this news after a
meeting in Toronto with
the Ontario Ministry of
Health on March 2.
Board Administrator
Elmer Taylor told the
Signal -Star that the
ministry will recognize
Ramblings. from the...
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pace.
Merrywpod Hoot,
owned by Nancy Holmes
of Clinhn, trotted to his
second victory and
fastest mile this year at
Windsor Raceway on
March 7. The seven-year-
old gelding by Hoot Frost-
Jesabell Hill, a winner of
$7,579 last year,' was
timed in 2:08.2 with Jerry
Duford up.
At Greenwood
Raceway in Toronto on
March 6, Metric Time,
owned - by Larry Daw of
Clinton and Claude Daw
of Mississauga finished
fifth for trainer -driver
Randy McLean in a 2,05.4
mile. Ron Williamson
was fourth with Willas
Ferrica for Bruce
Lamont of Seaforth and
Ted Lamont of Waterloo
in the fourth race.
Sorority plan
daffodil sale
"If you could go on a
holiday anywhere in the
world" was the roll call
question which members
of- Zi Epsilon Beta
members answered at
the 47th meeting of Beta
Sigma Phi held February
27 at the home of Rekha
Kalokhe.
Brenda Rutledge and
Rekha Kalokhe reported '
on the needlepoint course
they completed and will
be passing this talent on
to the members at the
next few meetings.
Service Chairman
Betty Jo Cudmore
reported on the progress
of the Daffodil campaign.
Sorority members will be
selling daffodils at
various outlets in and
around the Clinton area.
Daffodils will also be on
sale at Wesley -Willis
Church, Clinton on
Thursday, March 29th 11-
1:30 p.m. at the noon
luncheon and on Friday,
March 30th from 2-4:30
p.m. for the Daffodil Tea.
Cost of the lovely blooms
is 10 for $2. For advance
orders please call 482-
7705.
For , the cultural
program, Ann Adams led
the members in a
thought-provoking
discussion on the
shrinking world followed
by a dontest with the
1 cky winners beinn,g
D anne Boyes and Linda
eade.
The meeting concluded
with a- titsty lunch served
by Rekha and Linda.
Benmiller Sammy was
fourth at London on
Saturday for driver
Verdun and Lois Van -
stone of Benmiller, while
Randy McLean was
second with True Mix in
the seventh. Ray McLean
drove Miss Blaze Mac to
a third spot at Flamboro
on March 10 for partners
Orville Workman of
Kippen, Lloyd Workman
and Jack Harris.
Robert Jerry was also
third with Muddy Royal
for owner H. 0. (Bud)
Jerry - of Goderich,..
Dennis Jewitt finished
fourth driving Belle
Dariel for Janet Jewitt
and he was fifth with
Bubbling Over for Bill
Fleming of Clinton in
their first start of the
season.
Alonzo Adios, owned by
Gord Pullman and Jack
Mcllwain of Seaforth,
was second for driver
Gerald Aiken at Windsor
on March 10. ,
Moorelands Dick, co -
owned by trainer Bruce
and driver Wayne Dupee
of Clinton finished fourth
'in the first race at
Orangeville on Sunday
afternoon._ , Irisha
Hanover was claimed for
$10,000 by John Durbano
of Scarborough on
February ' 20 at Green-
wood Raceway. She lies
had one win and two
thirds from nine starts
this year, good for $3,,043.
Willa's Marnie, from
'Mary Shobbrook's
broodmare Willa Won-
der, at Blyth, was
claimed for $13,000 by
Sam Lackey of
Orangeville on February
3. She has 1979 earnings
of $5,478 from two wins,
one second and two thirds
from eight starts.
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The winner in com-
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decided this week bet-
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Marie, Gord Pryce, Neil
Dolmage and Gerry
Hetherington on the one
hand and Gerry Walter,
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going on vacations and
bonspiels this past week
the theme, must have
been "Happiness is
finding a spare".
However its all
downhill now as. we're
coming into the last week
of regular curling in all
sections. How time flies
when you're having fun!
Playoff games will be the
only items on the agenda
after March 26. The
closing breakfast will be
on Sunday April 1.
Bulletin: There is no
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27 people died of boredom
watching the Brier in
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