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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-10-11, Page 8Clinton halfback Don Armstrong looks like he was stung by a bee, but actually he has lust returned a pass during a soccer game last Sunday against the German Canadians. Clinton lost to the powerful German Canadians by a 4.1 score. (News-Record photo) Snowmobile results Now! Guaranteed Investment Certificates Member Canada Deposit insurance Corporation The Aenior Trust Company devotee; entirely to serving the people of Ontario. ocromand GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 SorvIng & InvoitIngs in your community 1414 -'2tobrImi. Manager 524.1$84 100 KINGSTON ST,t GODERICH , tOttliACI BUICK GODERICH 524.8391 *111 101 14. BAYER ASPIRIN loots L•11111 4 p,rr f.14.41,1111Pf t ttlooilve into Oct. 13th M.S.L. $1,17 69c WITH COUPON ASPIRIN A Ntaiiifet 40 Miller GLADE FRESHENER No', Is 3 ,11•!‘ A 'Effective tbiutept. 15th. M.S.L. 69c 9, WITH COUPON COURTESY LIQUID DETERGENT 24 oz. 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Peter, who leads in the On- tario Championships, was followed closely by Darryl Gueguen, Roll-o-flex, of St, Agatha and Wayne Thomas of Cardiff, Ont. on a Polaris. Top lady of the day was Audrey Collins of Varna riding a Roll-o-flex, The event was highlighted by the appearance of modified drivers from the Michigan cir- cuit and was a third in a series of five to decide the Ontario Champions. Vanastra Gun Club At the skeet shoot held at the Vanastra Gun Club last Satur- day, Dr. Andy Rynne of Mit- chell and Bill Sfevvart Gbdertch Were tied -for", top honors with near perfect 24 cut of 25 scores. Three others, John Land of Bayfield, were tied with 23 hits each, while Mervin Batkin of Clinton hit 22. Other scores in- clude Tom Allen of Londesboro arid Bill Thompson of Clint n at 20 each, 'Hogg Of Se a fortr a Ile ul* Offl'eele Clinton at 19 each. Ashley Gilbert of Goderich with 16 hits and Burt McHaffy of Stratford with 15 hits. Editors 48let Graham and Pet pummIngs JUNIOR BASKETBALL The girls junior basketball team lost their third game of the season to Seaforth last Thursday. The final score was 26 - 13. Mary Anne Cummings, Gail Cunningham and Ruth Ann Neilans each scored one basket, Neils Van Wonderen and Janet McKinley each had three points. This was the third loss for thv juniors but spirit was very high, Everyone played very well and all tried hard to win, CHEERLEADING The pep rally last Thursday which was led by the cheerleaders turned out to be a tremendous success. Mr. Cull and the choir introduced the new school song to the student body. The cheerleaders for this year were then introduced by Mrs, Jewson. The senior team consists of Joan Garrow (cap- tain), Rita Pennings, Joanne Degroot, Joanne Cochrane, Tamie Thurlow, Jennie McVeenie, Judy Darnsma and Lori Symons. The junior team led by Joanne Palmer consists of Nancy Kuehl, Lori Biggin, Lori Diller, Sheila Arnston, Pat Proctor, Janice Pepper, Liz Davidson, Carla Brodie and Marg Keys. Nancy Castle and Gail La Croix are substitutes. This year our goal is to try to get more school spirit and more participation in school events. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL Last Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, the senior boys' volleyball team travelled to Wingham for the 2nd tournament in the Huron Conference. They defeated Exeter by the scores of 15 - 5 and 15 - 3. They also defeated Wingham 15 - 8 and 15 - 5. The boys remain undefeated and are still in first place, The results of yesterdays tour- nament in Clinton were not available at press time. GOLF Leal Friday the Central Huron Golf team went to the W.O.S.S.A. tournament at Fan- shawe and finished sixth out of the top ten schools in Western Ontario. The Clinton team, this year's Huron-Perth Cham- pions, had problems with the cool weather and` gUSting ' as theHinished 18 strokes off first '-fiface. Defending all- Ontario Champions, Oakridge won the tournament by one stroke. Members of the Clinton team were Paul Johnson, Randy Millar, Larry Carter and Tim West. SENIOR BASKETBALL The senior girls basketball team hosted Mitchell last Tuesday. The girls played a sound game and beat Mitchell 38 - 17, Marlene Cunningham led the scoring with Pat Kay, Sandy Fremlin, Mary Jean Cameron, Pat Cummings, and Marian Thompson adding the other points. On Thursday, they defeated Seaforth by the score of 31 - 22. The girls are still undefeated and anyone wishing to watch a game should come to the school which is oven to the public, SENIOR FOOTBALI. The senior Redmen suffered their first defeat of the year at the hands of the Goderich Vikings defending Huron Perth Champions, The 19 - 0 score was no indication of the game as Goderich scored on a 80 yd. return and the recovery of an offensive fumble, The Tone touch-down scored against the Central Huron Defense was on a long pass. The Redmen of- fense bogged dawn on the Goderich 10 yard line and that was as close as they got to get- ting on the score sheet. The Vikings have not been scored on yet this year and their team on the average outweighs our Redmen by about 30 pounds. The senior Redmen would like to express their ap- preciation of the Pep Rally and the support the school gave them. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Due to school support and a great team effort, the CHSS junior football Redmen came up with a big win over the Goderich Vikings last Thur- sday in Clinton. Clinton came on to win'in the last quarter 20 - 14, All of the Redmen's scoring came after Goderich had run up a 14 - 0 score. Clinton's touchdowns came on a run up the centre by Francis MacGregor as well as a touchdown pass from Brian Millar to Fin Jewson. In the final minutes with the score 14 - 14, a Goderich player dropped the ball in the end zone and Tom Jewson fell on it for the other major score. The CHSS win marks the first time in the history of junior football At the London oval on Mon- day October 1, in the second race, Clever Larry owned by Wm. Laverty and Ron William- son was third with Ron on the bike. Also in the second race, Thoughtful Louise owned by David Henderson was out of the•money with Gerry Roebuck on the bike: In the ,aenth 'race Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan was second with Gerry Roebuck up. At the London track Wed- nesday night, Douglas Bars owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan was second with Gerry Roebuck driving. Thursday night at London in the first race, Sebringville owned by Ray Mathers and driven by John Mathers was out of the money. In the fourth race Artic John owned by Larry Dale and driven by Clarence O'Neill was second. King's Brother owned by Thomas McLean and driven by W.W. McLean was fifth. In the sixth race, Deep Run Frisco owned by Mr. and Mrs. at the school that the team has beaten Goderich. STUDENT'S WEEK Studenti a week started at CHSS on Tuesday Oct. 2 when we had Imagination Day. The students came up with on array of costumes ranging from Superman to green donkeys. Wednesday was grade 9 Initiation Day with the Flys wearing dresses and carrying handbags and the girls in their father's pyjama bottoms and shirts. They carried a pail and various stunts were required to be performed by them during the day. * Thursday, the student body assembled in the auditorium for a Pep Rally where the Junior and Senior football players were introduced. Mr. Cull and his choir taught the school their new sem. song at this time and along with the Cheerleaders cheers, the roof was raised a few feet that morning. Friday the students had dress-up day and a dance with Father, Altogether, a very exciting week for all. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL The junior volleyball team travelled to Wingham and found some much improved competition over last week. They played Exeter first and defeated them in a three games. They lost to Wingham two games straight. This drops the boys in second place, but they hope to pull up in the next tournament. UPCOMING Football: Thursday, Oct. 25, Clinton vs. Exeter Panthers, C.H.S.S. field, 1:00 p.m. Girls Basketball: Oct. 11, Wingham vs. Clinton, C.H.S.S. Gym, 2 p.m.__ W.O. McLean was second with W.O. McLean on the bike. Also in the sixth race Derby Bob, owned by Robert McLean was fourth with Randy on the bike. In the tenth race, Janet Ex- press owned and driven by William German was fifth, On Friday night-at London, Imp Mathers was-second:.in the seventh race with John Mathers on the bike. In the same race, Single Johnnie owned and driven by John Muir was third. True Per- sonality owned by the partner- ship of Whetham and Sadler was fifth with Dale Dufty on the bike. In the eighth race Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was fourth. In the ninth race Jimmy The Butler owned by Robert and H.O. Jerry was fifth with Robert driving. We know that all horsemen were saddened to hear of the passing of George Galbraith, well known trainer and driver. George, who died at his Wingham home Tuesday mor- ning, had campaigned at most of the tracks in Ontario. George was the father of Mac who is presently driving at several tracks. To those who have been asking, the Clayton Brocks Claybrook Stables horse sale that has in past years been held at the farm on Thanksgiving Day will be held on Thursday November 15. The new location will be the Denfield Sales Arena. The sale will start at 12:30 p,m. Terry Provost will take over his new duties as racing secretary at the London Raceway on November I. 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Clinton then began to fight back and a long mid-field pass from Brian Kennedy found Charlie Lipp who relayed the ball into the goalmouth where McLachlan pushed it out of the goalkeeper's reach. This short-lived rally by Clinton was destroyed when in the last 20 minutes the more experienced Germans took complete control of the game and added two more goals to make the final score 4-1 in their favour, ' MINOR SOCCER On Saturday Oct, 6, Clinton Pee Wees travelled to Goderich to take part in a Pee Wee Tour- nament, A total of seven teams competed. In their first game against Grand send, Clinton outplayed the opposition but were unable to score, The game ended in a scoreless tie and Clinton were I defeated by 3 penalty kicks to 2, to break the tie. This put Clinton into the Consolation Series, In their next game Clinton defeated Goderich Mosquito • All Stars by a 1-0 score with Shawn Rotteau getting the goal. This put Clinton into the final of the 'B' series against St. Marys Pee Wees. 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