Clinton News-Record, 1972-11-23, Page 124
•Thl tamounulleo t.amoeth player puts away the Flyers first goal during first period action of
the Junior game at Clinton last Friday.
Lambeth went on to defeat Clinton 5-2 in a hard fought battle, The Mustangs travel to
Tavistock Friday night and are back home again this Sunday against the Exeter Hawks.
Bowling news
Tight race in YBC League
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COME AND HEAR
DURING THE WEEKEND
We are open Sundays
ELECTION
in the
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1972
To elect One Deputy Reeve' and ,Two County School
Board Members (Public)
Polls are open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m,
No. 1 Polling Sub-Division at The Foresters Hall, Kin-
burn
No. 2 Polling Sub-Division •at G. Heyink's Residence
Con. 13, Lot 5
No. 3 Polling Sub-Division at T. Flynn's Residence Con.
4 Lot 22
No. 4 Polling Sub-Division at Londesboro Community
Hall
No. 5 Polling Sub-Division at Auburn Community Hall
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Colts play Listowel tonight
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and won by a score of 25-23.
The scorers were Marlene Cun-
ningham with 13 points, Patti
Kay with 10 points and Diane
Chuter with 2 points. Unfor-
tunately with only 7 seconds
remaining in the game Ruth
Ann Neilans sprained her ankle.
basement position. Debbie John-
ston had both the ladies' high
single of 295 and the high triple
of 683. Rob MacAuley had both
the men's high single of 261 and
the high triple of 620.
In the Bayfield Bowling
League, the Alley Dusters and
the Cock-A-Doodle-Do's share
the lead with 28 points each.
Alley Rats follow with 24 and
the Bull Shooters trail with 21
points. Diane Argyle had the
ladies' high single of 242 and
Madelon Mclllwain had the
high triple of 624. Joe Brandon
had both the men's high single
of 252 and the high triple of 589.
The Giddy-Up-Go's hold the
lead in the Ladid Afternoon
League at the Crown Lanes.
Mad Caps are second with 17
and the Alley Cats have 8. The
Afternoon Flyers are last with 7
points. Gerry Harris swept all
the honors with the high single
of 277, the high triple of 675 and
the high average of 230,
The Junior Girl's Basketball
season has now ended. We
finished the regular Huron-
Perth season with a record of 8-
1. We then went on to semi-
finals against Stratford Central
This win took us to the finals
where we met St. Marys. In the
first game of a two game total
point series they defeated us 17-
1.1. Scorers were Marlene Cun-
ningham 9 points, Debbie John-
son 2, In our second game things
were really close and St. Marys
defense was hard to break and
we went down for another
defeat. St. Marys beat us out 30-
By Marlene Cunningham
The Clinton Colts play host to
the Listowel Intermediates
tonight at 8:30 p.m, at the Corn-
inunity Centre.
This is the first time the Colts
will play a team in their own,
division of the W.O.A.A. (the
South Division) as the win over
the Durham Huskies was
exhibition.
The Colts would like to
apologize to the fans that were
planning to attend, the game
against Lucknow last Thursday
night and then came to the
arena and were informed it was
cancelled. Lucknow had infor-
med the Colts Wednesday that
they couldn't make the trip and
it was too late to take posters
down around town and post it
noticeably in the News Record.
Since then, the Colts haye
been assured by league officials
that this will not happen again.
The Colts are playing in the
W.0,A.A. this year to get
seasoning and also support from
their fans, Next year hopes are
centred around playing in the
league.
Clinton Junior "D" Mustangs
dropped a 5-2 decision to the
Lambeth Flyers in a penalty
plagued game at Clinton Corn-
munity Centre last Friday night.
The Flyers were hitting
hard right from the opening
face-off and succeeded in egging
the Clinton team into battle for-
mation early in the first period.
In one first period confron-
tation between Clinton and
Lambeth, the Mustangs took the
bad end of the deal when a
Lambeth player hooked Bill
Crawford Jr., sending him
sprawling to the ice. Crawford
got up with his fists flying and
in the ensuing tangle, Crawford
was given a ten minute major
and a game misconduct. The
Lambeth player went un-
penalized.
Lambeth held a 4-0 edge on
Clinton until the seven minute
mark of the third frame when
Mike Anstett connected for his
first of two goals of the evening.
The passing game of the
Mustangs; was plagued by in-
juries to key players and the for-
ward lines looked awkward and
jerky at times. Gary Cummings,
25. Scorers were M. Cun-
ningham 10 points, Patti Kay 3
points, Diane Chuter 8 points,
Debbie Johnson 2 points, Nellie
Van Wonder 2 points. This left
*us second in Huron-Perth.
We still went on to
W.O.S.S,A. however, on Friday
night and met a very tough
Lambton team from Petrolia
and lost to them by six points
with a score of 29-23. Everyone
played a good game and we
should be proud of them for
making it to W.O.S.S.A.
Congratulations Girls!
The team members were:
Marlene Cunningham, Diane
Chuter, Ruth Ann Neilans,
Nellie Van Wonder, Pat Kay,
Debbie Johnson, Bev. Slade,
Janet McKinley, Maureen
Ashead, Nancy Riley, Coby Am-
sing, Cheryl Jefferson. Our score
keeper was Marlene Dale and
timer Michelle Flowers. Our
coach was Miss Burch and a
special thanks to her for
coaching us.
Also. this week the Colts were
confronted with .challenges for
home and home exhibition
games against two clubs from
the O.H.A. loop, The Seaforth
Beavers and the newly-formed
Goderich Sailors are both in-
terested playing exhibition
games throughout the year. The
Colts have agreed to play both
but not before they get more
league games and practises.
Tonight's game introduces the
Colts to last year's finalists in
In PeeWee House League ac-
tion, the Canucks defeated the
Canadians 5 to 1 in the first
game.
Larry Riehl scored three of
the Canuck's goals with Stephen
Blair and Robert Hart each
scoring one. Brian Trewartha
got two assists.
Mark Bell scored the
Canadians' goal, unassisted.
a Mustang forward, was carried
from the ice in the second period
when he suffered a cartilage
separation on his right knee af-
ter taking a stiff board check.
Prompted by Canada's per-
formance at Olympics '72 and
the country's reactions to the
Canada-Russia International
Hockey Series, the Federal
Government is more concerned
on this subject of Keeping-Fit
than in the past.
Why have we fallen into this
situation? Some say our en-
vironment rules out year round
training, while others claim that
we are a poor class of amateurs
because the organizations plan-
ning our destiny are very
amateur in their approach,
TRUE OR NOT? Our four•
seasons do hamper efforts for
year round training in track and
field, hockey, and whatever
olympic sports are played out-
side in good weather. Facilities
are very limited in many
Canadian communities,
In the Huron-Perth com-
munity, a Teachers' Keep Fit
Program has been introduced at
the Stratford YM-YWCA in
Stratford. Many teachers would
be interested , but the long
distance to and from Stratford,
is a deterrent. No indoor pool
exists in Huron County to cater
to the needs,
In Stratford, Garry Kaye,
Program Director at the YM-
YWCA has on the swimming
staff a Debbie Bassett and Mike
Kelly, who are doing wonders
with the school children taking
swimming lessons. For the
teachers, Ken Hanson has
shown on two occasions his
ability to organize his team of
instructors with our contribution
of instructors; Miss Mary Sills,
from St. Boniface School,
Zurich, Andy Anderson, from
Stratford Teachers' College,
and Joseph Blythe, from St
Patrick's School, Kinkora, who
are all pioneer instructors in
this new Teachers' Keep Fit
Project introduced into the
system October 24 in Stratford,
Wintry weather results in
the W.O.A.A, Grand Champion-
ship,
From all report% the Listowel
Intermediates sound young and
very tough. The Colts have been
practising hard under Ken
Deer's leadership and are
slowly rounding back into
shape. So don't let their drive
towards a good Intermediate
hockey team step. Come out'
tonight and cheer the Colts on
to victory!
In the second game, although
the Maple Leafs outplayed the
Canucks, the Canucks got the
goals, two by Larry Riehl, Joe
McMahon one, Wayne
Ducharme one, and Robert Hart
one, Brian Trewartha got one
assist. Gary Heipel, two and Bill
Mitchell, one,
The Leafs' only goal was
scored by Craig Miller.
The Mustangs travel to
Tavistock this Friday and are
back home again against Exeter
Hawks next Sunday, November
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The race for top spot in the
Y.B.C. Junior League at the
-Clinton Crown Lanes continues
to be a tight one as only nine
points separates the first place
team from the eighth place
team. Strikeouts hold the lead
with 25 points, closely pursued
by the Alley Dusters with 24.
Kelly's Heroes have 23; Steve's
Strikers, 22; Wildcats, 21;
Wipeouts, 21; Crown Royals, 17;
and Tornadoes, 16. Wendy Gib-
bings had both the high girl's
single of 203 and the high
double of 380. Clinton Colt bat
boy, John Hart, had both the
single of 326 and the high'
double of 502,
In the Tuckersmith Mixed
League, Seldy's Sumacs still
hold a commanding lead with
40 points followed by Bob's Bir-
ches with 28; Wally's Willows
and ,Ed's Elms, 27; Joost's
Junipers, 26; and Cliff's
Chesnuts, 21. Winnie
VanDenDool had the ladies'
high single of 233 and Rose
Hummel had the ladies high
triple of 562. Ed Layton had the
men's high single of 254 and
Wes Lenting had the high triple
of 658.
In the Londesboro Ladies'
League at the Crown Lanes,
Jump-N-Beens hold a comman-
ding lead with 50 points over
Jelly Beens who are second with
37 points. Mixed Beens follow
with 34 and the In-B-'Teens
trail with 19 points. Brenda
Radford had both the ladies'
high single of 268 and the high
triple of 684. Nancy Roy was the
most improved bowler with a
plus 19.
In Bill's Mixed League at
Bill's Billiards and Bowling,
Team Two lead with 36 points,
followed by Team One with 31 ,
points; Team Three, 25; Team
Four, 20. Edith Falconer had
both the ladies' high single of
274 and the high triple of 603.
Sheila Keyes had the high
average of 181. Don Switzer
swept the men's honors with the
high single of 305, the high
triple of 750 and the high
average of 220.
In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies`
League, the Hot Shots are hot
with 36 points, followed by Sea
Monkeys with 32; The Pacers,
31; Laughing Hyenas, 30; Road
Runners, 26; and North Star
"500", 25. Sandy Winfield had
the high single of 263, Susan
Howson had the high triple of
627 and Mary Davey had the
high average of 201.
Meeks hold the lead in the
Londesboro Men's League at
the Crown Lanes, followed by
Kenworths with 36; Whites, 29;
and Auto Cars, 22. Bruce Roy
had both the high single of 289
and the high triple of 753. Cliff
Saundercock had the high
average of 223.
Crown Jewels continue to
have all the sparkle in the
Molson's Crown Mixed League
with a 40 point accumulation.
Second spot is held down 1-),
Dot's Spots with 31 points,
followed by High Jinxs with 29;
Goldens, 27; Six Pack, 26; Zip
Cats, 24; Canadians, 10; and
Half and Half trail with 9
points. Marie Bromley had both
the ladies' high single of 281
and the high triple of 668. Gerry
Harris 'had the high average of
201. John Meade had the men's
high single of 284, Les Turner
had the high triple of 707 and
Bruce Collins still has the high
average with a 220.
In the Crown Teen League,
Labatt's.Blues have a slim lead
with 29 points with Les Etoile's
Manifiques following with 26.
Bloomers have 21; Deep Purple,
20; Coconut's Crew, 18; and a
new entry this week, The Farkle
Family, hold down the
Junior girls make
WOSSA finals
Pee Wee House League
Mustangs lose to Lambeth
Vanastra to be
Olympic Centre
poor driving conditions which
will affect this new venture
during the coming months.
Another project which was
initiated last June became a
reality when many officials
arrived from Toronto to tour the
facilities at Clinton on Tuesday,
October 24, They are seriously
considering reactivating this
sports complex. The Federal
Government will spent fifty (50)
million to prepare for Olympics
'76. They realize that Clinton
offers some answers to the
paramount problem of lack of
faeilities.
The former. Canadian Forces
Base Clinton now called
Vanastra has the following
Sports and Recreation Training
Facilities: skating arena, curling
rink, main gym floor, eight (8)
bowling alleys, weightlifting
room, sport stores, swimming
pool, indoor rifle range, tennis
courts and sports fields.
Additional features of
recreational facilities are ideal
for training coaches to Olympic
standards and many buildings
are available for the provisions
of craft training including a
theatre for drama or other
cultural pursuits.
When this sports' complex
becomes available, Huron may
too look into the possibilities of
teachers *using the many
features.
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