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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-10-24, Page 6These area students were first place winners in the eight divisions of the cross country run held at the farm of Bill Millson of RR 2, Seaforth, last Wednesday afternoon with six area schools participating; front, midget girls, Dianne Gridzak, Egmondville, student at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield; junior girls, Janice Vebster, RR 1, Varna, Huron Centennial School; intermediate girls, Elizabeth Reinink, RR 4, Walton, Seaforth Public School; senior girls, Mary Cook, Blyth, Blyth • Public School; back, midget boys, Kevin Coultes, Blyth, Blyth Public School; junior boys, Michael Maxwell, Seaforth, Seaforth Public School; intermediate boys, Claude Daw, Clin- ton, Clinton Public School; senior boys, Bobby Lawrence, RA 4, Seaforth, Huron Centennial School.—Photos by Wilma Oke Alley Bowling CLINTON FIGURE SKATING CLUB We regret that our registration notice did not ap- pear in last week's paper. 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Kliphius, Sarnia, Connie Ver, non, Toronto, and Nellie Leech, Toronto. These awards for, -creative short stories written by Ontario residents have been given by the !ODE for 26 consecutive years, Clinton Soccer Club closed out its 074 season with 4 2-1 victory over St, CoItunban at Seaforth, last Saturday and now must wait for the outcome of the game this weekend bet., weep the German Canadian 'B' team and the . London Yugoslays to determine the top three positions in their Third Division. The protest submitted by Clinton on their .game with the German '.13' team does n.ot come up for , hearing until tonight, and should Clinton win the 'protest they could still finish top of the leagge if the Germans are defeated this weekend. Brian Jewitt brought his total goals scored this season to a league-leading twenty-seven, when he scored the winner in the 2-1 decision , against St. Columban. St. Columban took the lead in the first half when they con- Vanastra Curling Club, for- merly the CF Base' Curling Club, will be operational this year, and renovations are ex- pected to be completed at the end of October. Ted Thurston, director of recreation for Vanastra Parks and Community Board, in behalf of the Vanastra Club, has issued invitations to curlers and intending curlers within Huron County, to join the club. Mr. Thurston pointed out At the Western Fair Raceway, London, Monday night in the second race, "Geor- • die's Mite" owned by Jeanie and Hugh Galbraith, Dash- wood, was fourth with Wayne Dupee, Clinton on the bike. In the first race Wednesday night at London-"Yvonne Abbe C", owned by Jeanie and Hugh Galbraith, was second with Wayne Dupee on the bike.. In the second race the winner was "Sunicrest Irene'. owned by Jarne$6L`oVii, And' driven by Gordon Seaforth. Time of the mile was 2.10.4 and the payoff was 9.50. "Crash Landing" owned by Ron and George Feagan and driven by Gerry Roebuck, all of Goderich, was third Thursday night in the fourth race. Fourth in the same race was "Conroy • Frost" owned by Charles Mathers and driven by Ray Mathers, both of Goderich. In the sixth race, "Timberina Hy" owned by Arnold Doak and driven by Jack Meriam, both of Goderich, was out of the money. In the seventh race "Mike's Jimmy Lynn" owned by Lay Zee M Stables, Parkhill, and Fred Walgos, London was fifth with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the first race Friday night verted a penalty shot, • Don Armstrong had a chance to equalize when he took a Penalty shot after a St. Colutn- ban defender handled the ball inside the box but be shot straight at the keeper and the score remained 1.0 for the op- position at half-time. In the second half Clinton took over most of the play but found the St. Columban goalkeeper in top form. Bandy Millar finally found the net in a goalmouth scram- ble when the ball rebounded into play off the crossbar and Millar was on the spot to head it home and tie the game. Late, in the game, with. Olin- ton doing all the pressing; Jewitt took a long midfield pass, beat the defence and made no mistake shooting the ball into the net, past the out- stretched goalkeeper, to make the final score a well deserved 2-1 win for Clinton. that good curling ice will be available, with an ice maker trained under Marcel DeWitt of the London Ivanhoe Curling Club. He also stated that pleasant lounge facilities would be available for Social fellowship of members, and that membership fees would be reasonable, Invitational bon- spiels and socials also would be provided, as well as day care centre and curling lessons. "Reggie Ford" owned by Charles Brindley and driven by Allan MacDonald, both of Goderich, was third. In the second race "Virginia's Misty" owned by Robert McLean and driven by W.W. McLean, both of Goderich, was out of the money. In the third race "Excel Mac". owned and driven by Roy Meriam, Goderich was fourth. In the sixth race "Brain's Hat" owned by Gor- don, Ke'rr, Dungannon and 'driVtilby `McLean was 'Obit MotieY: In the eighth' race "Ladys David" owned by Larry Jewitt, Clinton and John Jewitt, Londesboro was out of the money with Dennis Jewitt, Clinton driving. In the tenth race "El Sam 0" owned by Richard Burgess and Joe and Jim Dick all of Seaforth, was third with Gordon Pullman driving, Saturday night in the eighth race "Victor H Volo" owned by Fred Fowler, Londesboro, and driven by Frank MacDonald,- Clinton, was third. In the same race "Crimson Josie", owned and driven by Bruce Volland, Goderich, was fourth, At Orangeville, Sunday after- noon, in the sixth race, "Janet Express," owned and driven by William German, Clinton was second. Recent alley bowling results at Crown Lanes, Clinton, were; Saturday Junior League (YBC) Alley Wreckers, 33; The. Hookers, 31 112; • King's Crowns, 27; Maple Leafs, 27; Head Pin Hitters, 27; Alley Bums, 26 1/2; Strikes and Spares, 23 1/2; Super Strikers, 13 1/2. FRIDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE (YBC); Pinbombers, 37; Streakers, 35; Strike Outs, 32; Pin Killers, 29; Corner Pins, 27; Pin Crackers, 26; Alley Jets 25; The 450's, 8. CROWN TEEN (YBC); North East Kids, 58; Corner Pins Kids, 46; Wendy!s Playboys, BY LARRY REINHART Clinton Colts travelled to Lucan for an evening game against the Lucan Intermediate Club. They defeated the Lucan Club 6-3. Featuring, was a strong goaltending display by Dennis Fleischauer and two- goal performances by Ken Daer and Don MacDougall. Greg Burns added a single and Mel Hohner slid one into the empty net. The Colts play in Goderich 43; Titters Twisters, 41; Strike Outs, 40; South West Kids, 36; Chilly On A Bun, 32; Symon's Symples, 31;. TUCKERSMITH- BOWLING LEAGUE: 'Hollyhocks, 7; Violets, 5; Mayflowers, 4; Dandelions, 3; Lonely Petunias, 2; Waterlines, 0. WILDEX BOWLING LEAGUE; Precisions, 20; Chip. breakers, 18; Ferrotics, 16; Diamonds, 16. CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES' against the Sailors at 8:30 p.m. Friday and return home for the season opener against Seaforth Bears Sunday night at 8;00 p.m. MINOR SOCCER The end of season function for all boys-participating in the 1974 Clinton Minor Soccer programme will be held on November 7th at the Clinton Community Centre, commen- cing at 7 pan. -SHORT STORY cOMPETITION Angelina Chin, Sarnia, has. been. awarded $200 as winner of the annual short story .vpm, petition sponsored by the Provincial Chapter of the IODE, Her story, 'Theresa, The Achiever", was jtidged best by Or, Wilfrid Eggleston, Ot- taws, .4 distinguished jour, nalist. The second award of $100 went to Gladys Kippin Ar- mstrong, Hothwell, fionotirable mentions were given to John vimur Vanastra curling Club seeks. members From the Horse's Mouth Colts defeat Lucan; S. season: ope.her""Slifitta„ Help your Heart.., Help your Heart Fund LEAGUE: Hoggie Hippies, 20; Daffy Dolls, 20; Della's Slaves 17; Evil Knievels, 14; Pin Pickers, 14; Striking Streakers, 13; Crown . Jewels, 12; Try Herds, 10. LONDESBORO LADIES' LEAGUE: Rolling Pins, 22; Try Hards, 19; Slow Starters, 15; Pin Chasers, •14; LONDESBORO MEN'S LEAGUE Tigers, 23; Lions, 14; Leopards, 11; Cheetahs, 8. CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE: Goofy's Greats, 7; Happy Hookers, 5; Born Losers, 5; Free Throws, 5; Bowling Buddies, 2; The Leaders, 2; Odd Balls, 2; Alley Cats, 0. AFTERNOON LADIES MODEL F4001W $469." 29 Kingston St. Goderich 524.9576 BEATTIE FURNITURE - CLINTON HARVEST Or FURNITURE VALUES great buys from famous makers to for every room in your home continues .4. LEAGUE: Snow Birds, 7; Road Runners, 6; United Nations, 6; Hopefuls, 4; Ding-a- lings,4; Try Hards, 3. Top Skeet Shooters Torn. Allen, Londesboro, headed the Vanastra Skeet Shoot Saturday with 22 points. Jerry Coleman, Seaforth, followed with 21; Glen Moagk, Bornholm, with 20; Pat Heenan, Seaforth, with 19; Ashley Gilbert, Goderich, with 15; Mervyn Batkin, Clinton, with 14; and Ritchie Cox, Clin- ton, with 11. Ritchie Cox is the club's latest addition in the junior ranks.