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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-05, Page 5Y ,c• —W COMING! nnuG STORE REXALL CENT SALE MORE THAN 35Q ITEMS ON SALE 00%1 2 th THRU OCT. 2 1st YOUR HAND Bill .WILL. BE IN THE MAIL WATCH FOR IT WE HAVE LAURA SECORD CANDIES Char —..• • Charlie Thomas is a 44 year old Grey Township farmer, Charlie and his wife Mary have a 'family of 3, Bob 19, David 18, and Dianne 15. • Member of Brussels Branch of Royal Canadian Legion • Past President of Brussels Lions Club • Member of Brussels United Church • Member of many farm organizations • Reeve of Grey Township - • Served on Regional Development Council for 8 years • Past Chairman of Huron Planning Board • Member of Tax Review Committee and Social Services Committee of Huron County Council of cc 0 410 /de nomas MI II P17171. =or a 'TO I le • The Datsun 610 two-door hardtop. The new 610 model is the largest of the Datsun line in Canada. 610 Leads Impressive Array Of Datsun Models The somewhat larger Datsun 610 will share showroom space with the 1200 in sedan and fastback models, both standard and auto- matic: with the 510 2-door, 4-door and station wagon, standard and automatic: as well as the 240-Z and Nissan's popular Datsun Sportruck. The 610 has taken t he proven characteristics of the Datsun 510, combined them with a little more size, a dditional luxury and a body design which i s distinctively sporty. First driving tests on Canadian roads in- dicate that Nissan has come up with another vehicle which combines the best features of a family car with rally-winning capabilities. The Datsun 510 may find that it is receiving its stiffest competition on highway and track from a member of its own family - the Datsun 610. Call us Let Us Demonstrate GERALD'S DATSUN Ph.5274-1010 Seaforth Colts statistics AT BATS HITS BAT. AVG. Brad Dutot 113 45 .398 Don Bartliff 111 44 .397 Bob Livermore 13 5 .380 Larry Pickett 128 46 .359 Stu Mustard 128 43 .336 Hans Lep- pington 46 15 .330 Danny Colquhoun 18 6 .333 Doc Miller 131 40 ,306 Laurie Colquhoun 95 29 .305 Cam Colquhoun 75 20 .266 Butch Fleet 112 27 .241 Paul Bartliff 39 8 .205 Greg Burns 93 15 .161 Rick Fremlin 89 15 .157 Newt Collins 9 1 .111 Team Batting Average for season was .282. PITCHING RECORDS WINS LOSSES Stu Mustard 10 2 Larry Pickett 8 1 Brad Dutot 6 2 Don Bartliff 2 1 lint n News-1 ecord, Thnysday, Octobe 1972-5 Canada, the students of CHSS were cheering extra loud. The Senior Girls' Basketball team defeated Seaforth in a very close game. The final score: Clinton 19-Seaforth 18. High scorers were Mary Jean Cameron with 6 and Sandra Graham with 5 points. The Juniors had no trouble defeating Seaforth, the final score being 45-2. The same day, the volleyball teams were victorious. The first of three ,games was held in Wingham. All Huron County schools were in attendance. The Seniors were led to victories by Bob Riehl. They defeated Wingham 15-7 and 15-0. They then defeated Exeter 15-1 and 15-10. The Juniors used good team work in their 15-11 and 15-9 vic- tories over Exeter. They too defeated Wingham 15-10 in both sets. The top three schools after the three series, will have qualified for Huron-Perth play. GIRLS' SECOND IN GOLF The Girls' Golf Team placed second to the host club at Listowel. Team members are Xathy Murphy, Diane Cun- Bowling News At the Clinton Crown Lanes this week, in the Londesboro Ladies' I,eague the results were; Jump,N-Beens, 14 points; Mixed Beans, 11;. Jelly Beens, 10; In-B-Tweens, '7, Nancy Roy took the high single 295, high double 713, and high average 217. She was also the most im- proved bowler with a plus 33. In the Londesboro Men's League, Kenworths got 9 points; Meeks, 8; Whites, 6; and Auto Cars, 5. Jack Armstrong had both the high single 309 and the high triple of 719. Cliff Saunder- cock had the high average of 236. Hugh Miller was the most improved player with a plus 19. In the Tuckersmith Mixed League, Team Three got 7 Points; Team Two, 5; Team Five, 5; Team Six, 2; Team One, 2; and Team Four, 0. Ann Walters had the high ladies' single, 233 and Bill Rodgerson had the men's high single, 307. Winnie VanDenDool had the high ladies' triple of 599 and Tony VanDenDool had the men's high triple of 747. BY NOLA LEE On Wednesday, September 27th, the Senior and Junior Football teams travelled to Stratford to play Stratford Nor- thwestern. The Redmen lost a Here are the Ontario Baseball Association Intermediate 'C' champions for 1972! Back row left to right, Len Fawcett (manager) Newt Collins, Rick Fremlin, Brad Dutot, Paul Bar- tliff, Hans Leppington, Don Bartliff, "Doc" Miller, Dennis Fleischauer, Cam Colquhoun, Cam Macdonald, Larry Pickett. Front row left to right John Hart (bat bay), Bob Livermore (playing coach), Butch Fleet, Stew Mustard, Danny Colquhoun, Greg Burns, and Laurie Colquhoun. (News. Record photo) Central Huron S.S. sports news STOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Saturday, Oct. 7th at 1:30 pm 8 50 HEAD CONSISTING OF 500 STEERS, 200 HEIFERS And 150 CALVES FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK RIDDELL 482,7511 Clinton 237.3431 Dashwood DOUG RIDDELL 237-3576 Dashwood AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL LARRY GARDINER 39,40b very close 1-0 decision to North- • western. The Juniors lost their game 18-6. Paul Garrow got the touchdown for the Redmen. On September 28th when all of Canada was cheering Team ningham, Marlene Cunningham and Janet Graham, The boys' team did not place. Strong players for the team are: Tim West and Larry Carter. Other members are Gary Cum- mings and Dave Bartliff.