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TI-tURSDAY ,MEN'S LEAGUE
W L HT Pts,
Clinton Feed Mill 43 11 14 111
IVI'Donald Electric 38 16 13 105
Pepsi Cola Ltd. „ 36 18 13 103
Fred's Wholesale 25 26 10 86
Lions Club 15 39 2 71
High single, F MacDonald,
305; high triple, F. MacDonald,
741,
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Gibbing's Gophers 74
Holland's Hurricanes 70
Tally's Angles 66
Riley's Rocket$ 65
Frank's Red Hots 64
Beattie's Bombers 55
Elliott's Elite 47
Marg 's Mettles,...,., ..... „ 37
High single, ladies, 'Olive
Broadfoot, 295; men, Jack Yeo,
331; high' triple, ladies, Gerry
Harris, 769; men, Murray Tay-
lor, 829. .
CLINTON-BLYTH-AUBURN
LADIES LEAGUE
IVIobilers 79
Unrellables 70
Pinups 69
Greenhorns 55
Handicaps 52
Hillbillies .47
Inbetweens 46
Hopefuls 32
High triple, Kay Sharp ,715;
high single, Vera Beck, 294;
high average, Gert Scott, 190;
Betty Troy, 190.
,CLINTON HOSPITAL
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W LPts.
Bloomer Girls 35 13 83
Boomerangs ... .....,„ 23 25 53
Pin Pickers ....... 22 26 50
Unbearables 17 31 38
High single, Millie Hanley,
227; bowlers over 200, Millie
Hanley, Nellie Zondag,
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
W L Pts
29 22 68
26 25 61
'25 26 58
22 29 51
Pts
Pinheads 78
Do Drops 78
Rockettes 67
Alouettes 61
Best Betts 61
Panthers ...„,,,.. 55
Rowdy Rivals 48
Arrows 39
Show Offs 37
Saucy Seven 36
High single, Marcelle Cyr, 279;
high triple, Marcelle Cyr, 684;
high average, Caryl Ranger,
189. Bowlers over 209: Mercelle
Cyr 279, 216; Shirley Saunders
273; Bea Bowman 212; Caryl
Ranger 205, 204.
Tigers
Bears
Lions
Wolves
High single, ladies, Marg. Rog-
erson, 273; men, Glen Layton,
261; +high triple, ladies, Marg.
Rogerson, 548; men, Al Shoul-
dice, 588.
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Local Bantams Keep Memorial Trophy
The Clinton Fish and Game bantams, by virtue of a decisive win over
St. Sebastian, became the first holders Of the Father Reed-Lewis Memorial
trophy, which will be pint up for annual competition. The Dads' Club of St.
Sebastian donated the trophy for the tournament and Harvey Snelling and
Karel Beuckelaere are shown presenting it to captain Don Bartliff, Others
in the back row are: Doug Andrews, chairman of the Hockey Day committee;
Jerry Wszola, coach of the Dearborn club; Jack Carter, coach of the Clinton
crew. Kneeling are Paul Wojewuczki, second star of the game, and Cam
Colquhoun, first star. Bartliff was also judged a star. (News-Record Photo)
Dearborn Crew Takes Trophy Back Home
The Hugh Hawkins Memorial Trophy returned to Dearborn this weekend,
after the Dearborn midgeth clipped Clinton Lions in one of the Minor Hockey
Day features. Shown in the back row with the trophy are: Andy Petrere, Dear-
born manager; E. Stratychuk, Commander of the Department of Michigan
Veterans; captain Robert Pattullo; John. Anstett, Clinton, who donated one of
the star's trophies; Lou deAvila, Dearborn. The three stars of the game are
in the front row and from the left are: Jeff Peck, Dave Bolda, both of Dear-
born, and Clinton's Dean Reid. (News-Record Photo)
(continued from Page 1)
that $2,434.00 had been paid
out in prizes, and that there
had been more exhibitors in a
number of the various classes.
Noting that most of the ex-
hibitors had been from out of
the area, the president pointed
out that whether they liked it
or not, the success of the fair
depended upon the support of
exhibitors from a distance, as
few area people were interested
in exhibiting.
Total receipts at the fah'.
were $4,060.01, made up pri-
marily of grants from' area
councils, the Province of On-
tario, and donations from pri-
vate and business persons.
Profit on the operations
amounted -to $317.26.
The report, which had been
audited by the managers of the
local banks, Xen Flett and 0,
L. Engelstagi, was accepted, and
later in the meeting, the two
were. re-named to this job.
The directors approved a mo-
tion authorizing the president
to attend the annual convention
of the Ontario Association. of
Agriculture Societies, to be' held
in Toronto on February 19 and
20.
Robert Campbell, Dublin, pre-
sident of the tone eight agriattl,
titre setieties, was present and
conducted the election of offic-
era,
jack VanEetioncl, RR 1, Clin.
ton, was named vice-president,
and Dave Middleton, RR 3,
Clinton, was elected second
The Clinton Minor Hockey
Day committee comprised:
Doug An draws, Stewart Tay-
lor, Art Mitintford, Ken Me,
Rae, J. D, Thornditcc, A.
Colquhoun, Norman Liverniore,
S. Schoenhals, Dick Vrem.
lin, Carl Cox, Tab Draper, ,Jack
Clegg, Idri Scott, Jack Reid,
Jack 80-ilibb, Don Kay, RIP
Wickwam
vice-president.
Directors named froth' the
area municipalities were as fol-
lows:
Hul'lett Township—William J.
Dale, Thomas Leiper,'Ross Lov-
ett, James Snell, Jack VanEg-
mond and Douglas Farquhar.
Tuckersrnith Township—Har-
old Pepper, Frank Falconer, El-
gin Thompson, Bill Hough and
Brian Venables,
Goderich Township— Mervyn
Lobb, Harry Watkin?, David
Middleton, 13111 Gerrits, John
Deeves and Fred Vodden.
Stanley Township — Harvey
Taylor, W. J. Miller, Edward
Broadfoof and Cal Horton.
George S. El-
liott, J. William Counter, Don-
ald McLean, William Riehi and
Clare Magee,
Only 15 persons were in at-
tendance at the annual meet-
ing,
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STANLEY LADIES
PLAN MEETING
The Stanley Community Club
will hold their meeting on Wed-
nesday, 'ebruary 5 at the home
of Mrs. Glen BroadXoot. Roll
call to be answered by "A Must
Tn. The lVfedichie Chest",
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COMING RENTS
No door prize, Admission 50c,
Street,- at 8:30 p.m. 15 regular
jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers.
in Legion ,
Jan.
Sallies for $5, 3. game for $25;
three Share the wealth gables;
Thursday, Jan. 30 — BINGO Hall, Kirk
rrianYi '31--Euchre and
social evening, 8,30, Tipperary
School. Auspices St, James'
WA, Middleton. tveryone
come.•_ 5i;
Sunday, Feb. 2 — Skating
Party, Clinton Lions Atena..
Couples 'only, 8 to 10 p.m.
P
tnetclay, 4 — BINGO
tltdon Pith and Catno Club
jackpot $58.00 in 58 nutriberS, 8-5-gb
Adastral Park bantams spot
ted St. :Sebastian a 3-1 lead in
a gaine at the RCAF Clinton.
arena, Saturday rnerning„ and
then came roaring back to eke
out a 5-3 Victery.
Mel Helmer was the hero .of
the exhibition tilt for the area.
squad, as he blinked the light
four times. to pace the attack.
Ron Roy started the Dearborn.
squad .off on the right foot on a
play with Larry Suarez at the
12:08 mark of the first period,
but Adastral Park came right
back in a little over a minute
to -even the count on the first
of Hohner's markers. -
Gary MacKay and Robert
Peterson helped on the play,
Pat Bingham opened another
one-goal lead for the St. iS4,
astian outfit in the early stages
of the middle frame and Paul.
Wojewuczki made it 3-1 at the.
16.46 mark.
/304 Spano whittled the Mar-
gin to 3-2 near the end of the
Middle session and. then Hohner .
rammed in three goals in the
final period to help his squad
poSt the win.
Spano. picked up an a.ssist on
one goal, MacKay and
Bruee Bingham helped PUt un
one Other. Hohner's final goal, with only five seconds left in
the game, was a nifty solo
effort
St. Sebastian picked up seven
of the 10 minor penalties called
in the exciting tilt.
The Adastral Park lineup was
as fellows:
Robert Shaer, Dennis Barnes,
Bruce Bingham, Robert Spano,
Melvin Holiner, Peter Filion,
John Sinamonds, Wayne Hod-
ges, Helmut Preston, Gary Mac-
Kay, Greg Bush, Robert Paquet,
Peter 13ingliam, Pat Rousseau,
Robert Petersen and Bill Mc-
Curdy.
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HOSPITAL LADIES
MEET TUESDAY
The regular meeting of the
Clinton Hospital Auxiliary Will
be held in the Nurses' Residence
on Tuesday, February 4 at 8:00
pan. All members are asked to
bring magazines for the hospi-
tal cart,
For the second year in a row,.
the flashy Dearborn Brains
whipped tlxe CtiPton Lions
gets in one of the -fee-UW.0. of
Clinton's: Minor Hockey Day,
Playing here week after
winning. the Michigan State
championship, 'the Dearhorn
lads were .0,11 value for. their
5 3 win. in an exciting
They ,carried the better share
of the play and only the fine
work of Allan Howes 'kept the
score as close as it Was,
However, Clinton were ham-
pered in their attempts as they
tried to workthe puck in -too
closely and on many occasions
lost control with only one man
to beat.
Don Mazurek started things
off forjhe Bruins as he potted
the only gOal of the first period,
coming at the 5:35 mark on
a play with "Pookie"
Clinton was 'playing a man
short at the time, as Steep was.
sitting out a slashing penalty,
Clinton tied the score at the
5:25 mark of the middle frame
when Larry Pickett finished off
a neat three-way passing play
with Dean Reid and Butch
Fleet.
However, Dearborn eame
right back in less than a. minute
to post a 2-1 margin on a nifty
solo effort by speedy Tom Sar-
npwski.
They boosted this margin to
3-1 at the 9;20 mark of the
final period when Dale Conti
took a pass from 13111 Joysey
and whipped it behind Howes.
Clinton came back a minute
later when Pickett scored his
second of the night by tipping
in a rebound off Reid's shot,
but Dearborn potted two in
row to pull the game out of
reach,
Jeff Peck was the marksman
on the first and Mazurek made
it 5-2 at the 15:16 mark. •
Clinton never gave up how-
ever, and Holland blasted a
drive from the point into the
cage at the 16:05 mark, but
they couldn't get'the tallies to
pull even.
There were only seven penal-
ties 'called by Mike Burns and
Ron Livermore, five of them
going to Dearborn.
The lineups were as follows:
DEARBORN — Dave Bolda,
Tom Salad!, Gil jeAvila, Jeff
Peck, Craig Peck, "Pookie"
Patullo, "Weed" Mazurek, Bob
Oxley, David Sowerby, Fritz
Tallitan, Bill Joysey, Tom Sar-
nowski„ Skip Beuchelaere, Mike
Niezgoda and Dale Conti.
CLINTON — Howes, Harris,.
Holland, Hutchin, McKenzie,
Scrimgeour, Bevan, Reid, Steep,
Pickett, Chevrin, Fleet, Mac-
Kay, Hunter, McClinchey and
Elliott. -
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Baptist Group
Enjoy Bowling
A very nice bowling parity
Was, enjoyed by the Fellowship
Group- of the Clinton Baptist
Church on January 25 at the
Clinton Bowling Lanes with 14
attending.
This was followed by a social
got together at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Salzman
on Isaac Street.
The devotional period was led
by Mrs. Percy Pugh and-'Mrs.
Phil Reimer. Lunch was served
by the hostess.
Donate Trophies
As Memorials
To Sportsmen
(Continued From Page One)
Tory Gregg, a perermial visit-
or to Clinton Minor Hockey
Day, called the Clinton tour-
nament "one of the greatest
hockey tournaments in the Pro-
vince of Ontario".
Referring to the presentation
of the trophies, he termed it a
"very, very splendid gesture".
Gregg stressed the import-
ance of gaining an education
When he talked to the 250 per-
sons -= mainly minor athletes—
at the banquet,
"You can still play and get
an education," 'he stated, "but
you MUST have an education,"
He also urged the boys to be
gentlemen on and off the ice at
all times and to admire and
look up to the people who are
guiding them in their tender
years—Whether it be at home,
school or in sports.
Also speaking briefly at the
banquet were: SAL 3. A, Spano,
rentesenting RCAF Clinton;
_joint Crewson, Wirigham,
dent of the WOAA; Dennis Rig*,
di, former goalie for the De-
troit Red Wings; Clinton May-
or W. J. Miller.
Father S. E. McGuire said
grate and the Ladies Legion
Ain:Rimy was thanked for pro,.
viding 'the meal by Dick Prern-
it t
'Doug Andrews Chaired the
meeting and introduced the
various coaches and officials of
the Clinton, RCAF' Clinton and
Dearborn, teams.
'raking part, in the ^ trophy
presentations from Dearborn
Were.; Andy Petrere, Harvey
Snelling, Karel Betteltelaere,
Ernest Stratythuk and L6u
Playing their second, ]g.am ,
the.day, St. Sebastian bantams.
were no match for .Clinton in
one of the featured f44Yrte$ of
Clinton's Minor Hockey Day,
Saturday,
Sewing eight times in the .
last period, the. local Fish And'
Gap1e crew ppsted a convincing
10-3 win in a rough and tumble
fiNttlm
Referees Paul. Draper and
Ron McKay called only three
minor penalties in the tilt, and
the playem took advantage of
their easy,going manner to hand.
put some heavy body checks,.
Tempers fared at times,. but
never got out of hand, and the
rough play was not conducive
to crowd-pleasing hockey,
Don Bartliff gave Clinton a
-1-0 lead in the first period on
a solo effort and Ron Scott
made it 2-0 in the second on
another unassisted effort.
The boys really started to bit
the score sheet in the final
stanza as 11 pucks went into
the nets,
Cam. Colquhoun blinked the
light three times in the frame
to emerge as 'the scoring lead-
er, while Scott added one more
to give him two for the night.
Scott Macaulay, Paul Lavis,
Rick Fremlin and Wes Chamb-
ers addet1 singles each to round
out the scoring, Mike Graham
had three assists in the game.
Ron Roy, Paul Wojewuczki
and Larry Suarez were the
marksmen for the St. Sebastian:
crew, who were badly out-play-
ed in the game.
The linettpS were as follows:
CLINTON — Mike Reynolds,
Dennis Fleischauer, Don Bart-
liff, Rick Fremiln, Ken Strong,
Dave Johnson, Greg Crowe,
Cam Coiquhoun, Wes Cham-
bers, Mike Graham, Bruce
Schoenhals, Ron Scott, Paul
Lavis, Rick Hunter, Scott Mac-
aulay, Doug McDonald and
Larry May,
ST. SEBASTIAN—Joe Wegh-
er, Tom Flaherty, Jacques De-
mers, Ron Roy, Mike Blaszkow-
ski, Frank Blaszkowski, Ken
Smith, Tim Edwards, Danny
Ryder, Paul Wojewuczki, Larry
Suarez, Pat Bingham, Andy
Petrere, Jr,, Larry SoWinski
and Bill Ellerbrake.
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Suckers 29 13 65
Sharks 14 31 55
Crabs 23 19 49
Minnows 21 21 46
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cis, 243; high triple, ladies, Kay
Gemeinhardt, 592; men, Wilfred
Castle, 557; high average, Kay
Gemeinhardt, 197; men, Wil-
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