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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-02-22, Page 12?ago News-ReCee.4-r-4114111.0 Feb, no 1902' Top Single Bowlers In. Zone Ron Burbridge, Rattenbury Street, Clinton, left, topped 60 five-pin bowl- ers at the Bowling Proprietors Association of Ontario zone tournament held in Stratford on Sunday, with a ten-game total .of 2516. Centre is Mrs. Lyle (Marilyn) Bannister, Goderich, who was top bowler in the ladies zone tourney held at the Clinton Automatic Bowling Alleys on Sunday. At right is alley proprietor "Red" Scott. Will Represent Zone As Team Champions These six ladies will represent the local zone as team champions at the BPAO tournament in Hamilton on March 10-11. They are, left to right, Thelma Murray, St. Marys; Kathleen Duke, Listowel; Muriel Carling, Lucan; Gladys Cook, Shakespeare; Joyce Weiler, Walkerton and Marion Meyers, Mitchell. To Play On Mixed Team In Ontario Finals Qualifying to play on the zone mixed team in Hamilton in March are, left to right, May Gunn, Crediton; Mary Wendland, Stratford; Terry Walpole, Kin- cardine and Hazel Glaab, Stratford. (News-Record Photos) LEAFS TAKE TWO GAMES Local peewee Maple Leafs showed they were made of the same stuff as their big brothers in Toronto when they picked up two wins in minor league com- petition. They took one from the Rangers Friday 5-2 end an- other Monday 4-3 from the Black Hawks. One other game was played 'in the loop last night, Canadiens trouncing Red Wings 4-1. Next Wednesday night's game has been cancel- led said hockey chairman Ken Clynick, 0 HURONIC REBEKAH LODGE Jean's Jille 70 Kay's Kids 52 Bee's Babes 38 Dot's Dolls 23 High single, Vivian Knights, 254; high triple, Vivian Knights, 556. SERVICE REPAIR Galbraith Radio St TV Phone HU 2-3841 Cliatort c STAMP COLLECTORS Ambassador Album for postage stamps of the World. 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Burbridge will now compete in the singles championships at the Eastern Canada tourney in Hamilton on March 10-11. • Boyes and Reid will be members of the zone mixed team in the same tourney. (News-Record Photo) EVENTS Tuesday, Feb, 27 — Huron Fish and Game Bingo. Jackpot: $58 in 58 numbers, 3 door prizes. 8.30 p.m. 43tfb Friday, Feb. 23—Card party SS 9, 8.30 p.m. Auspices St. James WA, Middleton. Every- one welcome, Sb Fri., Feb. 23 — Annual meet- ing, Clinton Citizens' Horticul- tural Society, Council Chamber, 8 p.m, J. P. Warren, Goderich, guest speaker. 8b Sat., March 17—St. Patrick's bazaar and tea, Wesley-Willis United Church, sponsored by United Church Women. 8b Did You Know . That, by law, the most a Credit Union can charge you for a loan is only `A PENNY A DOLLAR PER MONTH' (6 1/2 % yearly when repaid in equal monthly instalments) . . . PLUS . . . LIFE INSURANCE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE And We Have Money To Loan For Any Worthwhile Purpose. 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LORNE BROWN YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET, ot.bsMbeiLE A ENVOY DEALER, HU• 2-8321 CLINTON • MOTORS Ltd. • FIRST TIME IN CLINTON StIndey was a big day for "Red" Scott's automatic bowl- ing lanes on Victoria Street. lie was hest td 38 ladies feemPeting in the zone finals of the 1,3owl- i-Ag Preprietors Assecietion of Ontario. The only disappointing part o the affair, according to 'Der, Scott, was that no Clinton lad- ies felt they were good enough to compete. The tee) ten lacliee new go to Hamilton on March 1Q-11 arid play in the Eastern. Canada championships, Competing here Sunday were bowlers from 15 towns in Hu- ron, Bruce and. Middlesex. starting at 1. p.m, the ladies had to bowl ten games; they finished at 7.30. Top bowler was MTS. Lyle A phone call from Ken Engel- stad last night informed the News-Record' 'that the Lions- sponsored midget hockey team had beaten Exeter 9-5, and thereby win the WOAA group championship. Engeistad and John Jacob are the youthful coaches of the team. Exeter won the first game two weeks ego 6-5, then Clinton took the second game here 12-2. Clinton was to 'have played in Exeter last Wednesday but phoned Exeter and informed them that roads and visibility were not good and could the game be postponed. Clinton Legion - sponsored juvenile hockey team won their WOAA group title in two straight games over Wingham. CDC! Basketball Teams Lose Out To Seaforth Boys CDCI—Last Friday, in terms of basketball, was a disappoint- ing day for the Clinton Colleg- iate. Both the senior and jun- ior teams lost to the opposing Seaforth teams. In the senior game, Seaford." gained .a leading edge on the Clinton seniors which, try as they might, the home team could only decrease for a few moments at a time in the sec- ond half of the game. The scor- ing ended in a 36-27 defeat for Clinton. High scorer for Lin- ton was Tony Verhoef with 15 paints. Ben Akker led Seaforth with ten paints. The loss of this game indicates the end of the season for the seniors in the league. The junior team of tee col- legiate held a slight edge over the Seaforth juniors in the first quarter. They lost this however in the second quarter and the scores swayed alternately back and forth in the second quar- ter. The second half saw the junior Redinen sway under the renewed energy of .the Seaforth team and the game resulted in a 27-23 win for the visitors. High scorer for Clinton was Laurie Colquhoun with six points, and for Seaford", Dave Mills with eight points. This lose' for Clinton colleg- iate juniors does not mean that they have lost ihe title but that they -have ' tied with Seaforth for it. Optimistic predictions venture to say that the juniors will defeat Seaforth and thus take the trophy, tomorrow„ Centralia Airmen Defeat Station Team RCAF STATION—Centralia RCAF Golden aawks scored a 7-8 OHA /ntermediate "B" vic- tory over Clinton RCAF There derbcate at the station arena Sunday afternoon before a crowd of about 500. Mel Parsons, Jim Matevae and Len Arteneau were the Clinton, goal getters. Bill Cher- peta scored three of the Cen- tralia goals. Centralia also had the honor Of ending the Lucan-liderton Undefeated streak at gg r eon- Seeutive gernes Teat Friday night. The air force teen), beet the Coln:lanes 8-5. Physical Fitness Starts at Legkii Jim Graham, pest-piesideirt and physicM iltheas entimelast of Clifitee braneh of the tioyal Cehedian Legion, Says a start will be Made On Friday night toWards regular ekereise Per- iede, Beall /floe Will be the first sPert taken tip by the Legionaire%S, akahata Will be in charge Of 'the eketeise, (Marilyn) 33AMlister, Goderich, who must now go to Hamilton and ecimpete for the eineles PhamPionshile She relied g207 in ten' games. The next six top bowlers form the zone ladies team. They are Marion Meyers, Mitchell, 2202; .Joyce Weiler, Walkerton, 2187; Gladys Cook, Shaltespepre, 2082; Muriel Carling, Lucan, 29e2; Kathleen Duke, Lietewel, 2048; end Thelma Murray, St. Merys, 2032. They also corenete in Hamilton on March 10-11, The next four ladies will play on the mixed team with three men to form the zone mixed team and also compete in Ham- ilton. They are Hazel Meal), Stratford, 2026; Terry Walpole, Kincardine, 2005; Mary Wend- land, Stratford, 1999, and May Gunn, Crediton, 1992. Seemingly anxious for the group title under any circum- stance. Exeter informed group convener J. Patterson of Sea- forth that the •trip •could have been made. Clinton was in- formed that the game had to be forfeited. At a WOAA meeting in See- forth Monday night Clinton was allowed to resume the playoff. WOAA president Ing- lis and business manager Alf. Lockridge attended the meet- mg. According to Mr. Engel- stad, Clinton's defence was ably presented by Hugh R. Hawkins, a past president of the WOAA, and Doug Andrews. The championship was thor- oughly clinched on Tuesday night 'here when Clinton went on a five-goal scoring rampage in both the second and third periods, The score was tied 1-1 at the end of the first, mainly due to the stellar goal tending for Wingham. Win First Game 7-2 Clinton took the first game of the best of three finale in Wingham last Friday night by a 7-2 score. Keith Allen• led the scoring with three goals. Single count- ers were scored by Bruce Coop- er, Bob Livermore, Budd Boyes end Roger Cummings. Clinton 11 - Wingham 1 Don Yeo, a midget player, and Bruce Cooper were the beg guns for Clinton with three each. Allen 'also kept up his scoring pace with two. First Period 1—Wingham, Whitfield (Spry, Strong). 2—Clinton, Don Yeo Second Period 3—Clinton, Don Yeo (Bud Yeo, Allen), 4—Clinton, Murney (Don Yeo, Allen). 5—Clinton, B. Cooper (Liver- more). 6—Clinton, Allen (Don Yeo Murney). 7—Clinton, Don Yeo (Bud Yeo, Murney), Third Period 8—Clinton, B. Cooper (Liver- 9—Clinton, Livermore (Coop- er). 14—Clinton, Colquhoun (J. Coo- per, Dixon). 11—Clinton, B. Cooper (Liver- more). 12—Clinton, AIIen (Don Yeo). Clinton plays the winner of the Kincardine-Mount Forest series, with the possibility of a game in Clinton this weekend. ADAM AND EVE LEAGUE W L HT Pts. Keglers 28 23 9 65 Hilltops 24 26 10 58 Strikers 15 36 5 35 Boyes Transport 34 17 12 80 Ramblers ,„,.„. 25 26 7 57 Rainbews . . .... 27 24 8 62 High single, ladies, G. Sleeth, 250; Men, J. Isherwood, 289; high triple, ladies, G. Sleeth, 639; men, D. Switzer, 672; high average, ladies, P. Clouston, 171; men, D. Switzer, 208. Legion, Game Club Back Sport Union The Clinton Legion will con- trol their juvenile hockey end baseiball teams but will support and share 'the financing of all other sports under the Clinton District Athletic Association, said president Bob Welsh Wed- nesday night. This was reported at a meet- of the CDAA by Dick .Freine lin, of the Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton branch, who is on. the association board, Representative of the de- part nent of education, com- munity programs section, Bob Sicord, Hanover, will be in Clinton three days next week for meetings' with the local as- sociation and town council starting Monday. Glen Lockhart of the local fish and game club told 'the meeting that his club would also back the CDAA all the way, but will appoint their own coach and manager for their bantam baseball and hockey teams. An equipment manage. was voted -on at the sports meet, Ken Clyn'ick 'getting the post of buying and storing all supplies. 0 Station Hockey Enters Playoffs Across Canada RCAF STATION—It is once again time for the hockey finale throughout the country to be- gin and the RCAF's 'Mauling Command! is no exception. They have 'organized the schedule for all. of the Training Command stations across Canada to part- icipate. It will all be sudden death elimination play with the stations divided' into two divis- ions. In the Eastern Division, Stat- ion Centralia, is playing at Station Clinton, and Station St, Jeans Quebec at Station Camp Borden. Both games will be played Febraury 25. The win- ner or the Centralia - Clinton game will journey to the home ice of 'the winner of the St. Jeans - Camp Borden game. The Western Division is al- eeaely in progress with Station Winnipeg, Man., •at Station Portage La Prairie and Station Saskatoon, Sask. Station Genii. Man., and Penhold, Alta., both drew a bye. Station Winnipeg was victor- ious over Portage La Prairie and now meet ainvii. The win- ners of Saskatoon and Sta- tion Moose Jew will play Pen- hold, Alta. On March 17 the Eastern Champions journey to the home of the Western Winners for the one genie final for the Training Commend championship 111).A0. Zone finals Held In Clinton, No Clinton Ladies Qualified TWO STRAIGHT DESPITE PROTEST Midgets Win Finals Last Night In Exeter Legion Juveniles Win Group Championship CLINTON LIONS ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22-- 4.00 - 5.00 pen.—LIONS FR EE SKATING (Grades 5 to 8) 7.00-8.00 p.m.—Midget Practice 8.00 - 9.00 p.m.---Juvenile Practice FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23 2.00 - 4.00 p.m.—SS 1, Stanley 7.00 - 8.00 p.M.—Xinsineti Practice 8.00-10.00 p.m.--PtIBLIC SKATING SATUebAY, F EBRUARY e4- e.00-12.00 noone-Kinsmen Minor hockey 24)0 - 4,00 p.m.---Pt.1131,1C SKATING 8.00-10,00 p.toi.---PUBLIC SX/Vri.tIG SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25.-- 2.00 ,- 3,00 p.M.,---BEGINNgliS ONLY 8.00 - 4,30 p.tn.—PuttAc sx.Atnala 8.00-9.30 pAn.---1,11131../C SEATING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7.00 - 8.00 p.m.—Kinsmen Hockey TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 100 ,5.00 p.m.—LIONS FREE SKATING (Grades 1 to 4) 8.00 9.00 p.ni,-,-Hydro Praetito 9.0040.00 pin,-,--Inchistrial League ViitbNESDAYi FEBRUARY 100-3.30 pan,-,,,PUHLIO SKATING 6.30 7.30 p,m,---Klosmeo Hoekey 7,30 -9.30 p.m,-'-CDAA Hockey COMING Thursday, Feb. 22 -- Bingo in Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street at 8.30 p.m. 15 regular gameS for $5; I, game for $25; 3 Share - the - Wealth games; Jackpot $55 in 55 numbers. Three door prizes, $2.50 each, Admission 50e. l9tfb Lucknow Legion Bingo every Thursday nite in Legion Hall at 8,45 sharp. 12 regular games at $10; 3 share-the-wealth and 1 special for $50 must go. Pro- ceeds for artificial ice. ltfb