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Clinton Juniors put on their
new sweaters and looked like
their old selves as they came
home last Friday night to play
Hensall-Zurich Coops.
Playing their old brand of
Skating and checking hockey,
the Juniors took a 6-4 victory
and most of the time looked
better than the score,.
The line of Mark Jenkins,
Derwin Carter and piit'Cr4vvfOrd
lifted Clinton in the early going,
Later, when defenceman Wayne
Arthur suffered a badly bruised
leg, Carter dropped back to
Bert's Corner
With Bert Clifford
This past week the squirt and peewee house league teams'were
announced by the Kinsmen chairmen.
Jim Arnold, squirt chairman, has divided the nine and 10-year-old
boys into four clubs. For the next two Saturdays the teams will play
exhibition games,
The house league teams for peewees were also named under the
leadership of Ken Clynick. There will also be four teams in. this
division.
Parents are also reminded that the mid-week playing times have
been changed to the following: Squirts, Monday, 5:30-6:30; bantam
B., Monday, 6:30-7:30; peewee house league, Tuesdays, 5:30;6:30;
WOAA peewee practice, 6:30-7:30; bantam A, Wediersday,
5:30-6:30; Midget, Wednesday, 6:30-7:30.
The home games for the Ponies (Kinsmen peewees) will be
Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30. Fish and Game bantams and the Lions
Midgets will play a doubleheader nearly every Saturday night.
This past week several boys were missed in notification of the
changes in times. If parents of hockey players have any complaints
about the Kinsmen or Fish and Game hockey programs they should
feel free to call the chairmen, Don Jefferson for the Kinsmen at
482-6616 or-Brian Marriage for the Fish and Game, 482-9755.
* *
The bantams and midgets had an excellent turnout at their
exhibition games on Saturday night with two clubs from Detroit.
The Americans overpowered our clubs with speed, good positional
hockey. and pin-point shooting in wins of 9-0 over the bantams and
7-1 over the midgets.
• Danny Colquhoun scored the lone Clinton goal midway through
the third.
The bantams and midgets started their regular schedule last night
(Wednesday) with a doubleheader at Zurich. The peewees will play
Zurich either Monday or Wednesday of next week.
Juniors looking better, prepare for Mitchell match
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SPORTS
Junior's schedule posted
Friday, Nov. 13, Mitchell at Clinton
Sunday, Nov. 15, Exeter at Clinton, 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 18, Clinton at Lambeth
Friday, Nov. 20, Tavistock at Clinton
Sunday, Nov. 22, Lucan at Clinton
Tuesday, Nov. 24, Clinton at Mitchell
Friday, Nov. 27, Lambeth at Clinton
Sunday, Nov. 29, Tavistock at Clinton, 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 6, Clinton at Hensel'
Wednesday, Dec, 9, Clinton at Lucan
Friday, Dec. 11, Liman at Clinton
Thursday, Dec. 17, Clinton at Tavistock
Friday, Dec. 18, Hensall at Clinten
i Sunday Dec. 20, Exeter acClintian
Satiaday,bec726; Clinton at %vistock
Monday, Dec. 28, Clinton at Heifsall
Tuesday, Dec. 29, Clinton at Exeter
Saturday, Jan. 2, Clinton at Belmont
Wednesday, Jan. 6, Clinton at Lambeth
Friday, Jan. 8, Clinton at Hensall
Sunday, Jan. 10, Belmont at Clinton, 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 12, Clinton at Mitchell
Friday, Jan. 15,-Belmont at Clinton
Sunday, Jan. 17, Clinton at Tavistock
Sunday, Jan. 24, Mitchell at Clinton
.Tuesday, Jan. 26, Hensall at Clinton
Friday, Jan. 29, Clinton at Mitchell
Sunday, Jan. 31, Tavistock at Clinton.
BY NEWT COLLINS
Last Thursday Crediton
defeated Clinton Colts 5-4 in an
OHA intermediate "C"
exhibition game at Clinton.
Dennis Morrisey led Credition "
with three 'goals and assisted on
a goal scored by 'Gary Grant.
Morely Frazer scored the final
Crediton goal.
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Jennifer Cooke of Goderich District Collegiate Institute goes low to sweep past Clinton's Debbie
McKinley in senior girls high school basketball, Tuesday at CHSS gym. Goderich went on to win the final game of the season,
Crediton beats Colts 5-4
Colts' "Flying 'Frenchman
from CFB Clinton", Mike
Marquis led Clinton with three
goals.
Defenceman Ray Brown
scored the other Clinton goal.
Supper ends
season for
lawn bowlers
The Clinton Lawn Bowling
Club concluded its 1970 season
with a Pot Luck supper in the
Goderich Township Community
Hall. This was followed by the
annum meeting, during which
the new "executiVe and
committees for 1971 were
nominated.
Gordon Rathwell succeeded
Harry Williams as president, and
Bud Schoenhals and Bert Garrett
were elected as vice-president
and treasurer, respectively.
Gordon Rathwell offered to
construct nix pushers for the
bowls for the club's use. The
hope that new members would
join the bowlers in the coming
year was sincerely expressed.
A game of euchre brought an
enjoyable evening to a close.
. NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Separate School Supporters from
the Municipalities of McKillop, Hollett, Clinton
and Blyth for Representation on the Huron-Perth
County Roman. Catholic Separate School Board
will be held in the
Community Hall
WALTON, ONTARIO
Monday, Nov. 23, 1970
between the hoin-s of 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. (EST)
Nominees must be a Separate School supporter and
may be from any of the above municipalities (One
Representative to be elected).
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defence and played so well he
was named top star of the genie.
Arthur is expected to be back
for this week's game .against
Mitchell, the team the Juniors
have looked best and worst
against earlier this year. With the
improved play of Clinton's
second and third lines, they
should be in good shape for the
Friday night game.
They could also be bolstered
by a new addition, Bill Stirling,
who was expected to work out
with the team on. Wednesday
night.
Stirling is a veteran Junior
competitor and could give the
team extra checking and
firepower.
The Juniors win on Friday
night was tempered by a loss to
Belmont in that town on
Saturday night, but the defeat
appears not to be so serious
when it is known that Arthur,
Jenkins and Crawford were all
missing from the lineup for the
loss.
Game time for the Mitchell
game is 8:30.
Randy Blake
leads teens
at Crown. Lanes
Randy Blake scored both high
single and triple in the Clinton
Teen League this past week in
bowling at Clinton Crown Lanes.
Joyce Colclough scored the
girls high single, of 203 and
Bonnie Johnston had the triple
of 505.
In league standings, Mary's
Boys. still lead the way with 29
i4ollowechby ,Debbies4Pals;.023;
Mort's Marauders, 16; Glenda's
Pros, 12; Art's Strikers, 9.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Tony's Tigers, 31; Bill's
Bunnies, 19; Dave's Deers, 18;
Weses Weasels, 15; Mel's
Monkeys, 15; Ed's Elks, 7.
Ann Lenting had the ladies
high single of 215 with the triple
going to Hilda Vennstra, 536.
Tony Van DenDool had both
high single and triple for the
men with 297 and 714.
Jean Henderson had the
hidden score of 119. ,
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Lucky Strikes, 9;, Pinrollers, 9;
Daredevils, 4; Tigers, 4.
Bonnie Philips scored the high
single and double for the girls
with 92 and 168.
Terry Gardner had the high
scores for the boys with a single
of 207 and double of 410.
CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES
Pat's Pals, 31; The Blues, 28;
True Grits, 26; Krazy Kats, 24;
Dare Devils, 21; Hopeless Six,
20,
Kay Sharp had the high single
of 255, Kay Falconer the triple
of 641 and Trudy Wilson had
the best average of 219,
BAYPIELD BLUEWATER
Sharks, 22; Minnows, 20;
Suckers, 19; Crabs, 19.
Madelon McIllwain captured
all the top scores for the ladies
(and men too) with 264 for her
single, 680 for the triple and an
average of 227.
Jan Koene with 245, 612 and
204 led the men.
1.0.0.F. AND REBEKAHS
Dum-Dams, 30; Bills
`Unknowns, 29; Generation Gap,
27; Ups-n-Downs, 26; Bryan's
Belles, 20; Down-a-lanes, 16;
Don's Dynamos; 13; The Lucky
Five, 7,
Bev Brumley, 197,
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