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ONLY $2.00 45 YOUR oderich Little Theatre IS NOW READY TO PRESENT Gratien Gelinas provocative production - YESTERDAY THE CHILDREN WERE DANCING The late Nathan Cohen describes its Canadian Premiere as follows: "At last, at long last, a play that deals directly sand forthrightly with the central fact of the Canadian conscience, a play in which people drawn from observation face head on significant emotional and political crises, a play which disturbs, unsettles, and amuses and vaults to an extraordinary level of political insight in the scene that is raison d'etre and justification." ENJOYABLY STIMULATING EVENING THURSDAY, FRIDAY or SATURDAY NOV. 25, 26, 2 7 OUR OWN VOLUNTEER THESPIANS HAVE PUT MANY HOURS OR PREPARATION INTO THIS -POR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Tickots are on sale now, the reservation Box Office opens at the place of business of Mr, Reg Bell, Optometrist, on the Square, Goderich commencing from 1-S p,m., Monday, November 22. COME AND NAVE AN McKAY HALL North Street Goderich CURTAIN TIME 8:30 Pee wee hockey program off to a good start, schedule posted Pee Wee Hockey is now off to a good start, with all members who have registered being allotted to teams for house league play, After two Saturdays of play, convenor Gord Harkes has shifted a few players to try and arrive at balanced teams, and these will start the regular season play on Saturday, November 13. All players should be on hand at least 15 minutes, and preferably one half hour before their game time, in order to get ready to be on the ice at game time. After six weeks of play, teams will be re-assessed, if it proves that any one team is out of balance. In addition to Saturdays Pee Wee All Stars practice 5:30 - 6:30 on Mondays and all other Pee Wees on Thursday from 5:30 - 6:30. Coach Dick Carter expects to Highway 21 S., Goderich OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS FINAL SALE WEEK SQUIRE GIFTS Belmont's goaltender got a long way from home Friday night in a Junior 'D' hockey game in Clinton as he tried to cover up a loose puck. Clinton Mustangs took good advantage of Belmont mistakes and tied Friday's game 5-5, then won a return match in Belmont, Sunday. 'PEE" "WEE" HOUSE LEAGUE TEAMS Canadians: Paul Morrison, coach; Murray Morrison, coach; Dave Bird, Allen Taylor, Earl Flynn, Paul VanDamme, Danny Proctor, Rick Frizbee, Bill Mitchell, Lyle Hill, Steve Jones, Jamie Craig, Greg Wise, Paul Taylor, Burt Amsing. Bruins: Wayne Pickard, coach; Bob Mann, coach; Jim Moon, Paul Galachuck, Billy Roy, Steve Campbell, John McMahon, Craig Miller, Robt, Taylor, John Woods, Jeff Hearn, Danny Weber, Andy Jamieson, Wayne Ducharme, Randy Garrow. Rangers: Mike Anstett, coach; Robt. MacAuley, coach; Derick Divok, Steve O'Connell, Ray Wheeler, Jeff Allen, Paul Wise, Rick Tye, Peter Thompson, Brian Trewartha, Brad Morgan, Larry Henderson, Tim Bird, John Haak, have his team of All Stars selected within a week or two. On Friday, the Blyth Pee Wees outskated and outshot the Clinton team 15-1. The lone Clinton goal' was scored by Rick Tye with Peter Thompson getting the assist. Blyth visits Clinton on Thursday at 6:30 for the return game and Clinton travels to Wingham for a game on Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 Leafs: Bill Murney, coach; Harold Keipel, coach; Dave Brody, Mark Bell, Dick Carter, Bill Murphy, John Hart, Rick Taylor, Gary Tebbutt, Wayne Hohner, Danny Holmes, Larry Reihl, Steve Wise, Steve Blair, Robbie Knights. SCHEDU LE Nov. 13 - Leafs Vs. Canadiens, 3:00; Bruins Vs. Rangers, 4:15. Nov. 20 - Bruins Vs. Leafs, 3:00; Rangers Vs. Canadiens, 4:15. Nov. 27 - Canadiens Vs. Bruins, 3:00; Leafs Vs. Rangers, 4:15 Dec. 4 -Open for all Pee Wees, All Stars in Clinton New York. Dec. 11 - Bruins Vs. Rangers, 3:00; Leafs Vs. Canadiens, 4:15. Dec. 18 - Rangers Vs. Canadiens, 3:00; Leafs Vs. Bruins, 4:15. THE RED CROSS SERVES FOR YOU Clinton News-9KOrd, Thursdey, November 11, 1971 5 Bowling howlers in Bill's Men's League average with 219. M. layrners has a 220 average, Teams three and rota are tied St. Marys is on top with 01 for the lead in the league with points followed by Goderieh 17 points followed by team one With 56; Mike's Lanes, 52; with 15 and team two with Exeter No. 1, 47; Clinton Cloud seven. Nine, 46; Clinton Crown Lanes, Team three has a wide margin 41; Mitchell, 33; Valiants, 33; in Bill's Mixed League with 33 points. Team two follows with Exeter No. 2, 33; Bowl-Mor, 29; 21 points, then team four with Centre Restaurant, 28 and 20 and team one with nine, Zurich, 14. Edith Falconer led the ladies D. iVicWhinney had the best with a 272 single while Marie -single of 367 while J, George MacAuley had a 726 triple, had the high four of 1363. Graham Yeats had the top single Bob Grunewald had a tine among the men with 281, Don 325 single in the Tuckersmith Switzer had the best triple with Mixed League this week and Bill Coach congratulates team on season 's showing BY NOLA LEE Clinton has won two. Good luck When I went to do the in up-coming games. write-up for Senior Boys Soccer Cunningham with 11 and Sandia game it was already done. • PToreinintsli.n, Janet Graham and However, nothing was said of Mary Jean Cameron each with 6 the coach's reactions. Coach Leeson said he was It was not only a contest very proud to work with the between basketball teams on boys. They were a good team Tuesday, but a testing of lung that was willing to work and power. Clinton Cheerleaders plus didn't have to be begged out to a few spectators out yelled and practices. Some of the boys out cheered the Listowel girls. made a few mistakes, but it is We did have a slight edge the first year for some and the numbeerheweoeinsre, buttianianed(wwhittihch the ehastiwnhgoionnlgee coach felt that they had learned their lesson. pgyonlint Coach Leeson agreed that the football team that was just put Goderich team is best, but he out of the playoffs), the noise felt that Clinton should be was deafening, I guess this goes second on the list. However, the to show that, "We got the spirit, weather in general was not the now you get some." best on Tuesday and the boys had to play against strong winds. Clinton has As for Thursday, he said that the team tried too hard and wanted best team to win too badly, and this resulted in our team placing next to Listowel. BY STEVE STEEP Seniors Win One, Lose One, AND On Oct. 28, the Senior Girls ROBERT TAYLOR Basketball Team, was defeated Clinton Public School Boys' by Wingham, 46.34 in a hard All-Star Soccer Team tied one game.. Top scorers were Nancy game and won six. This puts Pickett with 16 points and Mary them in first place ahead of Lynn Merrill with 12 points. Hullett, Brucefield, Holmesville Then in another exciting game and Seaforth, on Oct. 21 Clinton got off to a The team members are: bit of a slow start, but bounded Neil Colquhoun, forward; back to defeat Exeter, 42.13, Alex Harrett, forward; Robert Mary Lynn Merrill scored 25 Harkes, forward; Doug Itiehl, points and Nancy Pickett got forward; Dave Counter, forward; eight points. Pete Wise, half back; Dave Out of their last three games Clynick, half back; Pat Phillips, Junior half back; Steve Steep, full back; Don Peterson, half back; Daryl girls win MacDonald, half back; Dave Archibald, goalie; Mark Nicholson, full back; Steve BY NOLA LEE Campbell, full back; Rick Tye, The Junior Girls Basketball forward; and Paul Wise, forward, Team thumped Wingham 47.13 in an easy game on October 28. Mustang Helping Clinton in their landslide victory were: Marlene Cunningham with 29 points, scorers Janet Graham with 6 and Patti Kay with 4. Mary Jean Cameron, Janet East, Deanie Strong and A Marion Thompson each got 2. On November the 2nd, the Stu Mustard 3 4 Juniors played again, norrowly Wayne McDougall 4 2 defeating Exeter 32.30. The top Ron Graham 2 4 s corers were: Marlene Paul Johnson 4 1 Gord Riley 2 3 Reclmen lose Dave Faucett 2 2 Jim Cameron 0 4 in semi-final Wayne Arthur 0 3 Bill Crawford 0 3 BY MARY LOU CASTLE Gary, Cummings 2 0 The Senior Football team was Bob Cook 1 1. defeated by Exeter in the first Bill Stirling 1 1 playoff game of the season. Bill McDougall 1 1 The final score of this game John McKinley 1 0 was 524. The point for C,H.S.S. Greg Jervis 0 1 Was made by Dick Jewson, Cal Fremlin Congratulations to the boys Clare Procter on their victories of the season. Isabel's Indians lead, in the team standings with 23 points followed by Betty's Bullets and Anna's Arrows, 20; Ann's Angels, 18; Jo-Ann's Jets, 13 and Ruby's Rebels, 11, Bob's Gang leads in the Crown Teen League with 27 poin4 followed by The Unknowns with 26; Fuddle Duddles, 25; Charlie Brown's Team, 19 and Heople's People, 18. Mary Heard red the girls this week with a 220 single and Joyce Coiclough had a 556 triple. Bob Falconer had a 278 single for the boys and a 678 triple. Dianne Argyle had the highest scores in the Bayfield league this week with 228 single and 572 triple. Jan Koene led the men with a 235 single and Keith Bunn had a 562 triple. The Alley Dusters had 22 points for the league lead followed by Nobodys Business with 21; Ding.a-lings with 19 and Misfits, 17. Sharpshooters and Ballbreakers are tied at the top of the Clinton Junior league with 21 points followed by Alley Cats, with 16; Pete's Penguins, 15 and Strikers, 12. Bonnie Philips had a 205 single and 314 double for the girls while Steve Steep led the boys with a 203 single and 371 double. Bruce Collins had a 302 single, then put together a 815 triple in the IOOF and Rebekahs league. Ward Hodgins had the best average of 222. Marie Collins led the ladies with a 274 single while Valerie Marriage had a triple of 667 and Kaye Harris had the best average of 198. Choke-ups lead the league with 25 points followed by Margie's Muttons, 22; Cheerful Charlies, 20; Spark Plugs, 19; Sunken Six, 17; Bill's Bunyans, 16, Bill's Blisters, 12 and Hot-shots, nine. The Londesboro Ladies League sees the Swingin Six on THERE ARE TIMES WHEN EVERYONE NEEDS. average of 190. and Dorothy Carter the best Radford the top triple with 724 top single with 295; Brenda Audrey Thompson had the SOUND INVESTMENT Brenda Radford and Florence Cartwright were tied for the most improved bowlers with a plus 21, The Whiz Kids lead the Clinton-Blyth ladies league with 35 points followed by Whiz Kids, 33; Five Belles, 32; Alley Cats, 30; Petunias, 29; Fuddles Duddles, 28; Hillbillies 27 and Lucky Strikes, 26. Betty Daer led the way with a 279 single and 674 triple. So far this season, Ford's are walking away with the lead in the Londesboro Men's League, They have 37 points followed by Chev's, 22; Dodge's,21; V.W.'s, 18. Cliff Saundercock had the best single of 316 and average of 233 while Tom Duizer had the best triple of 804. The most improved bowler was Tom Duizer with a plus 38. 1J 0 0 0 Helen Pepper had a 278 single. Ding Dong Bells with 33; Dot's this week with a 293 Allele. Ken Clinton teams now hold and Betty Graham a 656 triple. Polls with 29 and Rolling pies Rogerson had a 720 triple end down fifth and sixth spots in the Men's Intertovim League, Bob Livermore leads men .s league Bob Livermore led the 755 and Bill Strong the hest Rogerson had a triple - or 701, top with 36 points followed by When you need the competent services of a trust company, let us help you on such items as Tax Matters, Succession Duties, Planning and Administering Estates, Investments, Savings and High Interest Certificates, iimmwr \STEM*: TRUSTS vino. 372 Bay Street, TORONTO