HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-04-15, Page 6Clinton News-Record, Thursday, April 15, 1971
Sports
Seaforth Beavers
lead 01-124 series
BY JAMES "NEWT"
COLLINS ,
Seaforth Beavers whipped
Cheltenham Harvesters 10-2, on
Tuesday, April 6 to take a
two-game lead in their QUA
Intermediate "0" final series,
Jack Mcllwain and Bill Weber
scored two goals each to lead
Seaforth; The other Beavers'
goals Were scored by Ray
Anstett, Art Murray, Bob
Beuttenmiller, Bill McLaughlin,
Terry Craig, and Ken Doig.
Bob Harrison and Ed Wilton
scored for Cheltenham.
Seaforth — 2, 2, 6 —10
Cheltenham 1, 1, 0 — 2
Neil Sharpe fired three goalS
to lead Cheltenham 'to a 9-5
victory over Seaforth in the
third game 'of their OHA
Intermediate "C" finals in
Mayfield on Thursday, April 8,
$eaforth still leads the best of
seven series 2-1.
Bob Harrison and Bob Neils
each counted a pair of goals
while singles going to Alex
Smith and,Roger Enge,
Jack Me'twain and Bill
McLaughlin shared scoring
honors for' Seaforth with two
goals each, Jim Dick triggered
one.
Cheltenham — 6, 0, 3 — 9
Seaforth — 2, 2, 1--,5
Next games are in Seaforth,
Tuesday, April 13, at 8:30 p•fn.;
Thursday, April 15, at 8:30 p.m.
The sixth game if necessary is
in Mayfield on Sunday, April 18,
at 2:00 p.m.
The seventh game if necessary
is in Seaforth on Tuesday, April
20 at 8:30 p.m.
Tuckersmith mixed
league hold banquet
The Tuckersmith Mixed
Bowling Club held their banquet
in Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield, Unit 3 of Brucefield
United Church served a delicious
dinner to 45 Members and
guests.
The meeting followed with
President John Brodie presiding.
The following presentations
were made:
Winning Team of the Season:
Tony's Tigers — Tony Van Den
Dool, Bill Pepper, Darc'y
Rathwell, Anna Aidwinkle, Joan
Grunewald, Vina Brodie.
Playoff Winners: Bill's
Bunnies — Bill Rogerson, Vic
Hargreaves, Seldon Ross, Ruby
Treibner, Estella Jackson,
Winnie Van Den Dool.
Ladies' High Average, JoAnne
Aidwinkle; Ladies' High Triple,
Betty Graham; Ladies' High
Single, Anna Aidwinkle; Men's
High Aveage, Tony Van Den
Dool; Men's High Triple, Bill
Rogerson; Men's High Single,
Dave Treibner; Subs' High
Average, Ron Graham; Subs'
High Single, Jim Ross.
A trophy was presented to
most improved bowler, Joan
Grunewald, and a gift to Bill
Pepper, Secretary-Treasurer,
Officers for next year's league
are as follows: President, Tony
Van Den Dool; First
Vice-President, Ruby Treibner;
Second Vice-President, Wes
L enting; Secretary-Treasurer,
May Pepper.
A game of progressive euchre
followed with the following
winners: Ladies High; Helen
Pepper; Ladies Second, May
Pepper; Ladies Consolation,
Martha Rooseboom; Men's High,
Bill Pepper; Men's Second, Tony
Van Den Dool; Men's
Consolation, Wes Lenting. The
Lone Hand Prize went to Cliff
Henderson.
Zurich. Ban tams
in OMHA finals
Although hockey is finished
locally, that .hot Bantam squad
from Zurich is still active.
The Zurich team, defending
Ontario E Champions meet
Oakwood Friday night at Exeter
at 7:15 in the championship
series of the OMHA.
Oakwood leads the series two
games to one in the best of five
series. The fifth game, if needed,
will take place at Oakwood on
Sunday afternoon.
The Nearly New store, operated by the Clinton Lions Club
opened last Saturday in the former Garrett's Shoe Store.
Business was brisk even though the selection is not large as yet.
Donations of clothing can be left at the store during store
hours which are advertised elsewhere in this issue.
Clinton Lions
initiate five
new members
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The Executive of the District
of Huron West met last week in
MacKay Hall, Goderich with the
president, Mrs. Andrew
Straughan, in charge. The
minutes of the previous
executive meeting were read by
the , secretary-treasurer Mrs,
Graham IVIcNee of Dungannon,
The presidents chose a
nominating committee and
prepared .the slate of officers
which will be installed at the
annual meeting held this year on
May 31st at Londesboro. A
letter from Mrs, Stanley Cook of
Belgrave resigning from the
office of vice-president was
received with regret. Mrs,
Wilfred Colelough of Clinton
was named the convener of a
committee to get tokens and
small gifts for the London Area
Convention to be held on
September 30 and October 1st
in Clinton. It was announced
that Miss Helen McKercher,
director, of the Home
Economics service will be guest
speaker at the Londesboro
meeting. Executive members
were present from Auburn,
Belgrave, Blyth, Clinton,
Dungannon, Goderich, St.
Helens, Tiger Dunlop,
Londesboro and Wingham,
The District Curator, Mrs.
Tait Clark held a meeting of
Branch Curators and gave out
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Ex-District Governor J. H.
Kinkead and Zone Chairman
Maurice Jenkins, both of
Goderich, inducted five new
members into the Clinton Lions
Club Tuesday evening.
, The new members, Capt. Cecil
Mason, Harry Merriman, Eric
Collins, John Wise, and Sgt.
Leroy Oesch were told by Mr.
Kinkead that the strength of any
organization is determined by
the enthusiasm of its new
members and by their dedication
in undertaking community
projects. These include work for
the Crippled Children and the
blind members of the
community and country.
Lion President Laurie
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Acting Lions President George
Levis announced that the "Lions
Nearly New Clothing Store" had
a very successful opening on
Saturday, but still requires the
co-operation of all in supplying
good clean clothing.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Miss Anne Barwell,
:Pahtie, Relations, Officer of the;
Telephone Company. She
gave a delightful illustrated talk
on "The Bruce Trail," a 430
mile nature lovers' paradise
which stretches along the most
picturesque countryside from
Niagara to Tobermory.
house logs. Members of the
Goderich Branch served lunch
and Mrs. Tait Clark thanked the
Hostess Branch Members.
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