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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-04-12, Page 9Cub banquet attracts 70 Anticipating a tough vision in the "B" division, the Clinton Colts baseball team are, for the first time, going through a rigorous conditioning program before they begin workouts on the diamond later this month. Here John Lawson of Clinton leads some of the Colts through a series of exercises to tone up muscles and take off the winter flab. (News-Record photo) Bantams still alive OFFLERMAN LIFETIME MIR AIMED MUFFLERS SHOCK ABSORBERS "YOUR SILENT PARTNER" WHERE QUIET BEGINS' FREE INSTALLATION i AND 15 MIN. SERVICE 11111111 C"A EX mi. 211-5560 -738 Ontario St. Stratford OPEN MONeaFRI. 8 6' SAT. Q- 3 ONTARIO RBC400 73 ()KEEP IT BEAUTIFULcDr— .} If you're in the market for a car loan, we'll throw in $25 toward the plates. • That's right. We'll give you $25 toward your licence plates when you take out a Termplan Personal Loan on a car at the Royal Bank. 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H5ATtl'iS PROPANE CYLINDERS REFILLED "ALL SIZES" telerprise yee'll love Ask about the Superior Water Heater fientai Plan The Superior Propane Water Heater offers fast, dependable, economical water when you want it, proved bowler and Don Brodie 'was the most improved sub, After the first week of play offs in the Crown Teen League, Labatt's Blue hold a 118 pin edge over Coconut's Crew, with Les Etoiles Manifiques, another 50 pins behind. Deep Purple and the Bloomers follow. Deb. Johnston had the the girl's high single of 253 and the high triple of 651. Bob Atkinson had the high single of 266 and the high triple of 730. It's all over in the Bayfield Bowling League and Coc-A- Dodle-Do's emerged the victors with a total pinfall of 6657. Alley Rats were next with 6173, while Bull Shooters had 6083 and Alley Dusters had 5329. Frankie Talbot had both the ladies high single of 344 and the high triple of a commen- table 721. Joe Koene had both the men's high single of 281 and the high triple of 684. Last week, Madelon Mclllwain had both the ladies high single of 299 and the high triple of 699. Joe Koene had the high single of 326 and the high triple of 756. Action is over in the Clinton- Blyth Ladies League and the Sea Monkeys have emerged vic- torious with a 6031 total pin- tail, The Road Runners were second with 5908. The top two were followed by the. Laughing League bowling is fast drawing to a close in Clinton and for the Tuckersmith Mixed League, the season is over and the champs declared. Season's champions were Seldy's Sumacs, 'composed of Seidon Ross, Dave Triebner, Wes Len- ting, Isabel Rodgerson, Ann Walters and Ann Eskerod. Play off champs were Ed's Elms, composed of Ed Layton, Ruby Triebner, May Pepper, .Jo-Ann Hayman, Chris Eskerod and Bill Rodgerson, Titles in the men's division included: high single, Bill Rodgerson, 343; high triple, Angus Hummel, 824; and high average, John Hayman, 205. In the ladies end: high single, Ann Walters, 349; high triple, Jo- Ann Hayman, 680; and high News increased it to 3-0 when Paul Priestap scored. Grand Bend reduced it to a single goal lead at the end of two periods. The "Bend" tied it early in the third but Paul Priestap hit again to provide a 4.3 lead and Neil Colquhoun hit an empty net with one second left to clinch it. Hyenas with 5463, the North' Stars with 5252, the Pacers with 5251 and the Hot Shots with 5022. Meryl Thomas had the high single of 311 and the high triple of 713. Steve's Strikers took the league championship in the Clinton Crown YBC Junior League by a slim on point margin over the Strikeouts, who finished with 100. Kelly's Heroes were hot on the trail with 96, and Alley Dusters weren't far back with their 94. The top four were followed by the Tornadoes with 79, the Widcats with 78, the Wipeouts with 77 and the Crown Royals with 75, Bonnie Van Riesen had the girl's high single of 166 and Cathy Anstett had the high double of 317. Steve Gibbings Rob Heard, Neil Colquhoun and Paul Priestap were the only ones to beat Patton and Edigoffer who shared the Mit- chell goal tending. Since the ice is out of the Clinton Arena, the Bantams will play their home game in Seaforth Wednesday, a last ditch effort to salvage a trophy for Clinton. Monday the W.O,A,A, Ban- tam "C" Champs, Mitchell, swamped Clinton 9-3, but the score is not really a fair in- dication of the play, Mitchell's 3-2 lead after two could have been 6 or 7-3 for Clinton had they not been frequently frustrated by the Mitchell goalie. This frustration had its effect early in the third as Mit- chell got five unanswered goals in the first eight minutes and put it out of range for Clinton who again couldn't seem to "buy a goal," despite many good chances, The final was 9- 3. Give der FATHER-SON UB;SCOUT BANQUET About' .`70 people ,„„ wereon Rose Hummel was the most itn: .4 had the boy' gli741711ViST2 '— and the high double of 455, SY PARS, BERT SHOBBROOK 4„;:t;Mmeniort service was held at the United Qhureh last Sun- day, .Greetings into the sene- teery were Gordon Shebbrook end Nick 'Whyte, Ushers were Ken Longmen, Kevin Hewett, Wayne Lyon and Danny Lear, The senior choir sang "Come to the Cross," The trio of Harry Lear, Tillie Westerhout and Robert Shaddick sang "Wan- dering Child Come Home," Reverend McDonald's message was the story of Jesus meeting the disciples in the upper room. SHOWER Mrs, Tom Allen and Mrs, Glen Carter held a shower on Saturday afternoon in the church hall for Mary Lynne Saundercock. About 60 people were present for the event, Contests were conducted by Mrs, Don Scruton and Mrs, Keith Allen. The contest on advertisements was won by Heather Fothergill and Mrs. Frank Johnston. A card bingo was played also. Mrs. Tom Allen made an ad- dress to Mary Lynne and then ANNIVERSARY SALE SAL, APRIL 2 1st 1 5% OFF EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE (WITH $5.00 PURCHASE) DELIVERY 40c EXTRA PHONE ORDER 10c EXTRA FEE GROCERIES 43 ALBERT ST. cLINTON Many lovely gifts were presen, ted to her by Diana Shobbreolti and Lori and Beth Sam- dercock. Mary Lynne thanked all and then a lovely lunch was served. CARD PARTY HOLD A card party was held in the Hellett Central School on Wed- nesdae night with IS tables in play. The ladies' high winner was Mrs, Bert Brunsdon while the low was Mrs, Gordon Powell. The men's high honour went to Keith Tendall, The low of the night was Bobby Powell and Ken Preszcator. OHM* CUM The Cheerio Club meeting was held on Wednesday April 4, at the home of .Jewel Cowan. President Ena Bowatt opened the meeting with the reading "Reflections on Spring". She also gave the Scripture and prayer, Psalm 21 was read by Jewel Cowan, The minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer's report were read by secretary Ida Durnin. The club donated $5.00 to the Cancer Society. Get well cards were signed to be sent to Lily Webster and Olive Gaunt. Roll call was answered with a current event by 11 members and one visitor. The program included readings; Life, Ladies Aid, and Petty Theft by Myrtle Fairservice; the Strike and a Newly Married Couple Buy a Home by Ida Durnin. Some charades were also acted. The meeting closed with the poem "His Gifts" and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Some games of cards were played and lunch was served by Jewel Cowan, Mary Robinson, Jessie Jones and Tric Duizer, 4H CLUB (intended for last week) On Monday March 4, the Londesboro Club held their second meeting. After they opened with the pledge and minutes of the , previous meeting, the roll call was an- swered with the name of a knit garment in their own wardrobe. The leaders then discussed methods to use in cutting your own pattern. The next meeting was planned for Monday 19 at 7.30 at the same place. The meeting adjourned with the motto. The third meeting of the Londesboro 1 Knick Knacks was opened with the pledge and minutes, Mrs. Harry Watkins, the leader sewed a sample demonstrating the correct stitching. Other samples which Mrs. Watkins brought were then discussed. The next meeting was to be held March 26. hand to enjoy the Father and Son, Cub-Scout banquet held at the church hall Tuesday April 3. The United Church Women's group were in charge of the catering. A toast to the Queen was given by Scott Kevin Hulley. Grace was given by Cub Paul Middigaal, Mr. .Jack Lee, Chairman of the Group Com- mittee welcomed everyone. Cub Bruce Hunking thanked the ladies and Mrs. Lorne Flunking replied.• Cubmaster Stan McDonald presented badges to the cubs. Danell Shobbrook and Wayne Lyon with accordions and Danny Lear with guitar entertained. Scout Danny Lear introduced the guest speaker, Bob Elliott of Goderich Township. Bob is a farmer, former school teacher, chairman of Huron County Board of Education, Sunday school teacher and a leader of boys groups. He currently operates the Pine Lake campgrounds. Bob gave a very interesting talk while showing an excellent colour movie of camping ac- tivities at Pine Lake. Cub Robert Hunking thanked Mr. Elliott for coming. 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Ci4INT(nt nWS.RECORD, THURSDAY; 4910k 12, 194-9,,, Enjoy a .2 Night Spectil • in TORONTO The Fish and Game Club Bantams beat Grand Bend (W.O.A.A. Bantam "E" champs) 5-3 at Huron Park in a sudden death game Thursday April 5 to qualify to meet, Mit- chell in the Zone finals. Clinton took a 2-0 lead in the first period, Neil Colquhoun connecting for both goals and Bowling PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm- strong attended the funeral of ex-warden Harry Gaudy in Gorrie on Monday, They then spent a couple days in Bramp- ton with their sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Tamen. Master Andy Riley returned home on Wednesday from University Hospital London. Mr. Bill Hamilton had surgery on Friday morning in Victoria Hospital London. Mr. Ken Armstrong, Cheryl and David of Stratford visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong. Mrs. Ena Howatt, Mrs. Laura Saundercock, Mrs, Harry Durnin, Mrs. Bert Brun- sdon and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook attended the Easter Thank- offering meeting of Wesley- Willis and Ontario Street United Churches held in the Ontario St. United Church on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick and family of Glenn Morris, spent the weekend with Bill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick. Miss Barbara Burns, R.N. at St. Joseph's, Hospital in Lon- don, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rad- ford of London spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. Grant Snell visited Sun- day evening with Mr. Will Govier and Mrs. Lily Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Lundy McKay of Scarborough visited on Sun- day with Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe Shaddielt.' 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