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Vie Hargreaves, manager of the Brucefield Bombers, a ladies softball team which won the southern
division championship in the Western Ontario Athletic Association this year, is seen with four of
the proud players vvho display the Bob Irwin trophy and model the team's new jackets. Team
members are, from left, Diane Carter, Maureen Connelly, Betty Dalrymple and Lynn Carter. -
Photo by Ross Haugh.
:CLINTON COMMUNITY
CENTRE
ARENA SCHEDULE
THPRSDAY, NOVEMBER g7
School Skating
Grades 5-8 - 4'4'15-5;15
Midget Practice 6-7
13antap Practice 7-8
intermediate Hockey
Listowel vs. Clinton
F R WAY, NOWIVIBEk 28
Sr. Girls Hockey Practice - 3:30
Dutch Girls Hockey Practicer 7-8
Calvin Christian Church Cadets - 8-10
No Public Skating Friday Evening
Teen Town Auditorium
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
Figure Skating - 8-12
Kinsmen Hockey - '12-5
Public Skating - 8-10
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30
Tot Skating - 2-3 - Children Under 6 Yrs.
Public Skating - 3-4:30
Adult Skating - 7;30-9:30
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1
Kinsmen Hockey - 5:30-7:30
Industrial Hockey 8-10
Kases Comets Practice 10-11
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2
School Skating 4:15-5:15 Grades 5-8
Juvenile Practice 6-7
Bantam Practice 7-8
Central Huron Hockey League - 8:30-10:30
Holmesville vs. Bayfield
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3
Public Skating 2-4
Jr. Girls Hockey 4:30-5:30
Kinsmen Hockey 5:30-7:30
Juvenile Hockey - 8:30
Mitchell vs. Clinton
ANY BOY WISHING TO PLAY HOUSE LEAGUE
HOCKEY "BANTAM OR MIDGET" AGE
PLEASE REGISTER AT THE ARENA.
O.
Monkton
goat area and Fleet picked np
the rebound on Palo's shots,
"GuniPer" Lorne Peer,
although hurting a little with
pulled' groin Muscles, played an
outstanding game and when the
club wa,s,short-handed, he had to
handle some Juind shots from the
139int.
This evening, the Colts host
Listowel, At Seaforth on Nov.
15, the Colts lost 10.1. In the
home opener, Seaforth's
Powerful club emerged winnets
with a score of 9.5.
Give pancakes
personal touch
Packaged mixes can make
cooking very easy - but very
d u 11 Home economists,
Macdonald Institute, University
of Guelph, suggest adding a
touch of individuality. Here
crumbled bacon and maple
butter turn a plain pancake mix
into a homemade specialty.
Bacon Pancakes
1 cup milk
1 egg
1 tbsp. oil
6-7 slices bacon, cooked and
crumbled
1 cup pancake mix
Place milk, egg, oil, and
bacon in a shaker or glass jar.
Add pancake mix, shake
vigorously 10 to 15 times, or
until batter is fairly smooth.
Pour batter onto a hot greased
griddle. Bake to a golden brown,
turning only once. Yield: 8
medium pancakes. Serve with
maple butter.
Maple Butter
Cream 1/2 cup butter until
light and whip in 1/4 cup maple
syrup. Blend well.
TEACHERS
Ladies' high - Charlotte
Daly, 202. Men's high, Ron
Jewitt, 284.
100E-REBEKAHS
Team standings: Jolly Six,
19; Hits 'n' Misses, 12;
Channelates, 11; Hoppers, 10;
Wildcats, 10; Cyclones, 9;
Rogues, 7 and Mixers, 6.
Ladies' high single - Anne
Colclough, 287; high triple -
Beth Thompson, 702 and high
average - Bessie Black and
Phyllis Wise, 199. Men's highs -
Murray Taylor, 321, 816, 217.
Minor hockey
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BY BERT cl IFFOBP
The Colts gained their first
victory :of the amen in a 6-5
Seesaw battle With Monkton's
Intermediates on Sunday
evening. The Monkton club is
-eQmPosPd mainly Of Juniors
frpm Mitchell and plays its home
games in Mitchell,
The two clubs are evenly
matched and their games will be
interesting contests this season.
Clinton's spark plug
throughout the game was Harvey
Dale. His two goals and two
assists and back checking earned
him the "star of the game" title.
Dale jammed in a rebound at
10:56 of the first period for the
game's first goal.
Mitchell took advantage of
three Clinton penalties to score
on all three with two being
wicked slap shots from the
blueline. On Clinton's first
opportunity to score on a
Monkton penalty, Budd Boyes
picked up his own rebound at
18:56 for the Colts' second goal,
Draper earned an assist on the
play.
The second period was a
typical Intermediate-style game.
Some tremendous checks were
thrown and both clubs skated
hard and hit hard. Finally at
13:25, Harvey Dale deflected in
a blast from Butch Mumey to tie
the score at 3-3. Four minutes
later, Clinton's power-play crew
of Boyes, Dale and Derwin
Carter put the Colts ahead on
Boyes' goal.
Carter's shot bounced back
into a • maze of players and
Harvey Dale came up with the
puck for Boyes. In the early
minutes of the third period,
Butch Fleet drilled in a long shot
but. Monkton roared back with
two goals within four minutes
on Clinton's defensive lapses to
tie the score.
At 17:18, Monkton's
Pritchard was assessed a
2-minute penalty for slashing.
Butch Fleet rammed in a
rebound 40 seconds later for the
winning goal. Dale and Draper
had worked the puck into the
12 Clinton News-BePQrd, Thursday, NOvnieber 27, 1909
Corning, Events
"CALENDAR HANDY? Got
December? Mark Thursday the
".4th. Coming is the best
TURKEY BINGO in the area,
Segforth Legion Hall, 8;3Q p.m,
10 regular games; five
share-thOsealth; two door
prizes. Admission $1,00, Extra
cards 25c each; 3 for 50 cents; 7
for $1.00. Sponsored by the.
Seaforth and District Knights of
Columbus." 45,48b
SATURDAY, November 29,
Town Hall, 2:00 p.m. Bazaar,
Bake Table and homemade
candy. Auspices of First Baptist
Church. - 47,48b
THURSDAY, November 27,
Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p,m. Jackpot $57.00 in 57
numbers.
FRIDAY, November 28, Cash
Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth,
8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for
$10.00;* 3-$25.00 specials.
$75.00 jackpot to go. Door
prizes. Admission $1.00.
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Canadian Legion, Proceeds for
Welfare Work. - 21tfn.
TUESDAY, December 2, Bingo
at Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8:30 p.m.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
meeting will be in form of
Pot-Luck Lunch to be held at
farm home of Mrs. P, Walden on
Monday Dec. 1st at 1 p.m.
Please meet at hospital at 12:45.
Guests welcome. - 48b
NOTICE: Tickets for New
Years'. Eve dance at the Legion
will go on sale to members only
Dec. 1-8. After that date they
will be available to public. Music
by Ken Wilbur's orchestra.
Tickets $10,00 per couple.
Lunch served. - 48b
ESCAPE the cold during
Christmas Vacation. 15 day bus
tour to Florida. For itinerary
phone 527.1222 or write
Habkirk Transit Service, Box
700, Seaforth. 7 45tfn
THURSDAY, November 27,
8:30 p.m. 1.0.0.F. Euchre and
Five Hundred, Oddfellows Hall.
Ladies please bring lunch. - 48b
DECEMBER 6, Ontario Street
Church Christmas Tea and
Bazaar. 3.5 p.m. Christmas ,
novelties, baking, sewing, tea 35
cents. Sponsored by U.C.W.
Everyone welcome. - 48b
Slate refs' clinic
The Western Ontario Athletic
Association will hold a referee
clinic at Zurich on Dec. 13 from
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A similar
clinic will take place in
Milverton this Saturday. Cost is
$2 per person,
A coaches clinic will be held
in Milverton at the same hours
on Dec. 14. Cost will be $1 per
person.
New rules state that as of Jan.
1 only registered referees may
officiate at Midget or Juvenile
gar-lies. Further information is
available from Hugh Hodges, 20
Regina Road, Adastral Park.
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TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Team standings: Canaries, 35;
Warblers, 28; Hummingbirds, 28;
Hawks, 23; Vultures, 21 and
Magpies, 12.
Ladies' high single, triple and
average - Betty Graham, 306,
709, 236.
Men's high single - Mel
Graham, .256. Men's high triple
and average - Ed Layton, 622,
207.
CLINTON -BLYTH
Team standings:
Moonlighters, 25; Scramblers,
26; Tootiebugs, 21 and Pony .,
Club, 28.
High single and triple Mary
Davey, 279, 727. High average -
Mert Elliott, 220.
BAYFIELD-BLUEWATEFI
Team standings: Sharks, 53;
Suckers, 34; Crabs, 49;
Minnows, 45.
Ladies' highs - Grace
Hutchings, 286, 759, 253. Men's
:.sigh single - Bill Mclllwain,
280. Men's high triple and
average - Jim Francis, 673, 226.
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