Clinton News-Record, 1973-04-19, Page 12"Swamped" was the word at the car wash last Saturday held by the Clinton Girl's Baseball
team to raise funds for new uniforms. Organizers of event, which railed $98, said they were
very pleased by the turnout of people for the wash. Here, some of the girls work on the long
line of cars that prevailed all afternoon. (News-Record photo)
Bowling league banquet held
Bill's Mixed League bowling
banquet was held on April 7, at
the Clinton Community Centre.
Following the dinner, presen-
tations of the trophies began:
high average woman, Sheila
Keys (177); high average man,
Don Switzer (222); high triple
woman, Edith Falconer (649);
triple man, Howie Grealis
(731); high single woman, Betty
Switzer (263); high single man,
Ted Cudmore (295)
Team 2 walked off with high
team triple (3392), season team
winners and the playoff
champs, led by Captain Howie
Grealis, Edith Falconer, Edna
Elliott, Carol Volland, Toni
Denomme, Grant Volland and
Cliff Hallam, The high team
single (1206) was won by Team
3 led by Captain Ted Cudmore,
Phyllis Edwards, Florence
Elliott, June Shanahan, Barb
Vandamme, Garry Elliott and
• Jack Armstrong.
The most improved bowler
for men and women were June
Shanahan and Jack Armstrong
both coming up 41 points.
Agnes Glazier and Cliff Hallam
took the ladies" and men's
lowest scores.
Bowling News
New Executive were elected
the following: president, Garry
Elliott, vice-president, Frank
Van Altena; secretary Barb
Vandamme, treasurer, Toni
Denomme.
A dance followed with the
Four Country Gentlemen
playing. Door prizes were won
by Audrey Lyndon and Larry
Bennett.
Many special thanks to Milt
and Mabel for donating the
trophy for play-off champs and
to Bill and Suzanne German
for donating a trophy and all
the glasses. Also a big thanks to
Jim Switzer, Jim Overboe and
John Gollen for their
assistance.
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Queen, Tournament was held
on Sunday April 8 at the
Crown Lanes with 60 ladies
participating. Following is a
list of the prize winners in their
order of finishing: Joyce
Taylor, Queen's Trophy and
barbecue; Louise Tideswell, a
hand-tooled purse; Elizabeth
Foster, AM-FM radio; Bev
VanNinhuys, polaroid camera
and Elsie. Murrell spice rack.
Other prize winners were
Gerry Harris, Janet Hunking,
Phyllis Allen,- Marie' Collins,
Eiliih"VaYtte,"'
Marg Thorndike, Debbie John-
ston, and Dorothy Carter.
The Crown Teen League has
finished it s second round of
play-offs with the following
pinfall results; Coconut's Crew
5,587; Labatts Blue 5,489;
Deep Purple 5,097; Les Etoile's
Manifques 5,062 and the
Bloomers with 4,454.
Deb Johnston had the high
single ladies score of 248 as
Well as the high triple score of
661. Bob Falconer likewise top-
ped both categories for the men
with scores of 260 for the
singles and .670 for the triple.
After the first week playoffs
in the Crown Y.B.C. junior
league, the following results
were recorded: Strike Outs
1,981; Wild Cats 1,905; Steve's
Strikers 1,885; Kelly's Heroes
1,824; Alley Dusters 1,687; Tor-
nadoes 1,591; Crown Royals
1,590 and the Wipe Outs 1,556.
The girls high singles and
triples went to Gayle Cun-
ningham with scores of 252 and
387 respectively. Steve Gib-
I was‘ high in
'Singlet Netwx. ol~ the boys
with 248 and 461 scores.
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Association
elects
executive
The Huron Minor Soccer
Association reached a
significant • point in its
relatively young history as
members, of the Association
elected its first executive last
Sunday.
The president for 1973 is Dr.
John Underwood of Seaforth.
There are two vice-presidents
for this season, Dick Eisler of.
Goderich and Don Armstrong
of Clinton, The secretary of the
league is Kaz Budny from
Goderich, Kaz has worked very
hard to get this league off the
ground. The treasurer is Dave
Zyluk while the registrar is his
wife Victoria.
Clinton, Goderich, Exeter
and Seaforth have entered
teams in this newly formed
'league. Sixteen teams from
each town will compete with
four different age groups par-
ticipating. 'The season is slated
to begin June ,second with
games being played on Satur-
day mornings.
Don Armstrong has a supply
of soccer boots for those in need
at an approkimate cost of $5.00
The league is still looking for
teams from other communities
to enter the league. Closing
date for any new entries is set
at May 15.
12—QPNYON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1913
Police report
Clinton police investigated
several accidents during the
past week, but none resulted in
serious injury or property
damage,
Last Saturday night, Donald
Budd of Vanastra was taken to
hospital and released after his
ear struck the median at *the