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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-04-05, Page 12Recreation happenings SATURDAY, APRIL 7 10 A.M. - 12 noon Soccer Soccer Registration (Arena) MONDAY, APRIL 9 7:30 - 9 P.M. Men's Fitness (High School) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 7 P.M. - Fitness Meetings - Jogging, Walking Bike, or Swim (Arena) 8 P.M. - Floor Hockey Meeting (Arena) Pee-wee's down Blyth Keeping off those extra pounds and avoiding heart disease can be a tough chore, but for many Clinton and area men, the job is much easier because of a men's fitness class set up by Clinton Rec. Director Mike Stephens. Here John Lawson leads the class, which meets every Monday night at CUSS, through some rigorous and heart building exercises. (News- Record photo) ' Registration - Minor Soccer WHERE: WHEN: WHO: CLINTON ARENA SATURDAY APRIL 7/1973 10 a.m. - 12 noon BANTAM — 16 and under as of January 1, 1973 PEE-WEE — 14 and under as of January 1, 1973 MOSQUITO — 12 and under as of January 1, 1973 ATOM — 10 and under as of January 1 0 1973 HOW; Fill in this registration form and bring it with you along with the registration money. COST: $2.00 PER SEASON HOUSE LEAGUE $1.00 EXTRA PER SEASON IF ON ALL-STAR TRAVELLING TEAM CLIP CLIP TEAM: (CHECK ONE) PEE WEE MOSQUITO --- ATOM --µ—`-»w AGE: 1 CLIP CLIP Registration Form PLEASE PRINT NAME: -- ADDRESS: PHONE: SCHOOL: . BIRTH DATE: ori pin* *re are- 4••••• •.• Ems, Ir. arm oimo ay. PARENTS SIGNATURE: . 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BOOK YOUR LAWN ROLLING NOW! ART'S LANDSCAPING And NURSERY GODERICH for All your Landscaping or Nursery needs! The first Intermediate ball meeting took place March 25_ at Vanastra in the Physical Training Building, About 15 players attended this meeting. It was decided to' go Intermediate "B" for the 73 season and not compete in the W.O.A.A. The team will however still play against such teams as Walkerton, Wingham, Exeter, Dashwood, Thorndale, Arva aryl possibly Mitchell, Several merchants in town have consented to donate half the cost of new uniforms for the team this season. Otherwise as usual, the Colts will continue to sponsor themselves, Also discussed at the meeting was the strong possibility of hosting an Intermediate Open Ball Tourriament which may include such teams as Bay City Michigan, Sarnia, Corunna, Renfrew, Walkerton, Dash- wood, and Thorndale as well as the host team Clinton. The executives of the club for this season as picked by mem- bers of the team are: Dennis Fleischauer, Jack Hart, Larry Reinhart and Basil O'Brien. The Colts are fortunate as all of the ballplayers should be returning this year from last year's team. In Interrmediate "C", Clinton has been most successful having won the All- Quickly-growing as one of the most popular 'round-Ontario harness racing tours, the On- tario Harness Horsemens Association-Belvedere Cigarette series for 2 and 3- year-old pacers closes April 15. The series of stakes, offered at seven smaller Ontario cen- tres with the $6,000 final Sept. 23 at Clinton Raceway for the eight leading money winners in the preliminaries, begins July 1 at Kingston's Frontenac Downs Raceway. "We held the series on our own for the first two years," said OHHA president Les Ehrlick of Toronto, "but welcomed co-sponsor, Belvedere Cigarettes last year, On Saturday, March 31, the Clinton Bantam "B" hockey team played their final game of the 72-73 season defeating Blyth 6-2 in a best out of three game series. Clinton goals were scored by M. Nicholson assisted by B. Lobb; Brian Newington unassisted; S. Campbell assisted by R. Taylor; R. Blake unassisted; Robert Taylor Ontario "C" Championship for the past two years. Currently workouts are being held at Vanastra in the Training Building every Sun- day until the ball diamonds are ready for use. These workouts are held from 11 a.m, to 1 p.m. Anyone wishing to help with Thursday and Sunday, The Fish and Game Bantams took Goderich in their zone semi finals after having previously tied and lost to that team. Thursday when it was do or die, the Kids won 3-2. John McMahon, Neil Colquhoun and Paul Priestap scoring. Sunday afternoon in Goderich with the series tied at one win and one tie each, Clin- ton took Goderich 8-5. Dave Clynick had a big day with three goals and two assists, Mike Gibbings had two goals with singles to Rob Heard, Paul Priestap and Neil Colquhoun. Whether or not Zone finals with Mitchell or Grand Bend will be played is not known as this is written. Saturday night, in an thereby offering owners of On- tario sired pacing colts a new dimension in the monetary value of the events, Belvedere has upped their financial sup- port of the series and we look to the stake to grow more this term, gaining a rightful place in the summer calendar of special events for Ontario Harness hor- semen," Ehrlick concluded. Larry Crook, Belvedere's Director of Sales for Ontario and Western Canada, disclosed the date schedule: July 1 Fron- tenac Downs, Kingston; July 28 Dresden Raceway; August 11 Hanover Raceway; August 19 at Clinton Raceway, Sept. 1 at Peterborough's Kawartha Downs; Sept. 7 at Elmira Raceway and Sept. 13 at assisted by P. Wise; Rick Taylor assisted by R. Tye and J. Cook. A trophy symbolizing the championship, was presented to Clinton team captain Paul Wise by Bruce McCall. The trophy was donated by the Brussells Stockyards. Coach Carter was very ap- preciative of all those who helped in any way with. this year's hockey club. the team in any Capacity, is urged by the club to attend these workouts each Sunday, The next official team meeting will be held within the next two weeks at Vanastra. Further notice of this meeting wilt be published in the News- Record. exhibition game winding up the home season, Clinton beat Exeter 4-3. Exeter appeared to be ready to push the locals out of the rink as they jumped into an early 2.0 lead and dominated the action but Clin- ton came back with a goal by Neil Colquhoun in the second two more in the first minute of the third by Neil and a fourth by Rob Heard at 1:27 to take a 4-2 lead. Exeter got one back at the halfway mark but could not catch Clinton who were worth their win after get- ting off to a bad start. After 37 games in league, exhibition and tournament play, the Bantam's record is a respectable 21 wins, 11 losses and five ties. They have scored 235 goals and given up 159. Orangeville Raceway. Clinton won the right to have the final, Sept.23. Nominations should be sent to Ontario Harness Horsemens Assoc., 2970 Lakeshore Blvd. West, Toronto M8V 1J6. Soccer registration Saturday, April 7, has been designated as registration day for budding soccer players of all ages. This season, there will be houseleague and all-star tums for each age,Apaip, The 'all-star teams.' Will be playing against other centres such as Goderich, Seaforth, Blyth, Bayfield, Ashfield and others which are not definite entries as yet. These clubs will form part of the Huron Minor Soccer Association. The registration fee for the 1973 season is $2. The Houseleague entry fee is $3. Any all-star player must pur- chase his own soccer boots. Sponsors are still needed for some of the teams. Anyone wishing to assist in coaching duties is asked to contact Mike Stephens, Recreation Director. Elsewhere in the News- Record is a registration forni with further information, The Clinton pee-wee "B" club with the aid of a Novice line defeated the Blyth team 7- 4 in a two game total goals series. Blyth won the first game on their home ice :3-1. Jeff Ball scored the only Clin- ton goal in the loss. The second game of the series was played here Friday March 27, with Clinton scoring giftoals tri Blyth's;otie. Clin- ton goals were socred by Tan Fleming, Stew Blair, Robert Blake, Tony Van DYk, Paul Taylor and Joe McMahon, Members of the team are; Andy Jamieson, Ben Mitchell, Tony Van Dyk, Paul Taylor, .James Craig, Steve Blair, Greg Wise, Robert Hart, Joe McMahon, Jeff Ball, Robert Knights, Grant Morgan, Wayne Hohner, David Stephenson, Mery Taylor and Bill Breu tigan. The Novice hockey players who played in the series are; Robert Blake, Tony Denomme, Tony Gibbings, Ian Fleming and Steve Lobb. 12--CLINTON NEWS-RCORD., THURSDAY, AP W. 5, 1973 Colts to bat "B" ball Recreationally speaking By Mike Stephens The ice is out, the winter is gone, and we are taking a look at that extra bit of insulation called "fat", that has ac- cumulated mysteriously over the winter, We could go on diets to attempt to slim •down but sometimes that just isn't good enough. The other alternative of course is exercise. I would like to remind those men with initiative, that there are fitness classes held every Monday night at the High School from 7:30.9:30 p.m. However, there are many individuals in town that feel that this one class per week does not meet their needs to effectively keep fit. As a result, there will be a meeting for all interested individuals male or female to discuss possible recreational programs for the town. This important meeting will take place April 11, at 7 p,m. in the arena. Some of the types of fitness programs to be discussed, are calisthenics, jogging, walking, bicycling and swimming. In- dividual programs can be set up as well as group programs so as to keep participants interested, We will use Doctor Cooper's "Aerobics" plan as the basis for discussion. Please come to this meeting if you are in- terested. To change the topic now, I've heard a lot of comments that now that the ice is being taken out, there will be no more hockey until next season. Well, we hope that these "nasty" rumors are false as we are attempting to organize a floor hockey league in town, This will be divided into three categories: boys 15-18; men 18 and over; and for the women's lib type, girls from 13 to 20 will be able to play also. A meeting to discuss floor hockey will take place at the arena Wednesday April 11 at 8 p.m. There will be one game per week per team and the first is to be played on Tuesday April 17. The schedule will only . run for eight weeks so that we're not inside for the good weather, As both of these meetings are to be held at the arena, I will expect a good turnout. See you on Wednesday. Clinton to host stakes • '• r 't. • • • , • - Bantam "B" beat Blyth for trophy Bantams win three