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CLINTON R W$MiR., CO` Pt 1Ht, Dm. JANUARY w9 14a M9e4R.•py,
The Clinton Wil-Dex Atoms
played four games during .the
holidlty season Winning, two
and tying one in league play
and lost an exhibition tai Strat-
ford Rotary , All Stars.
In league play, Clinton tied
Zurich 3.3 in Zurich in a chippy
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game in which the Clinton .
Atoms received eighteen
ni1•rtittt" 99 in. nenaltteM.
Scoring for G1inndn was Jim
Fleming, Paul Stephenson and
- Sean VanDongen, Other league
games for Clinton were ti 10.6
victory over Bayfield and a 7.0
victory over �iensail,
Scoring for C(iint9n in the
Bayfield game .- *as Jim
Fleming with three goals. Paul
Stephenson and Jeff Taylor
with two, goats , each, and
singles going to Ian Peck, Brad
Hyrners, and Randy Marriage.
Clinton's first shutout was
recorded in the Hewn game"
by Paul Gautreau, and Mike
Williscraft. Scoring for. Clinton
were Jim Fleming with four
goals, Paul Stephenson with a
pair and Mike Taylor adding a
single.
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Junior hockey Qut to - of the
Week:
"Weil, the way 1 look at
it...what I miss, The net stops."
- Dean Ryan, goalkeeper. Dec.
23( 74.
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The first draw was recently completed at the. Vanastra Curling Club with the winning men's -
team being left to right, skip Dennis LOBrut , vice. Bill CreaSe, lead Dan Campbell, and second
Jim Bell.
Bowlers back after break
After the Christmas break,
the bowlers are back in full ac-
tion and in the Crown Teen
YBC League', the North East
Kids are still out in front with
2041/2 points, but are followed
closely by the Strike Outs with
202. - Next come Titter's
had the high triple of 670 and men's high single of 295 and
tied with Rosemary Armstrong the high triple of 680, while
with the high average of 204. Mike St'innissen had the high
In the Tuckersmith Mixed average of 213.
League, the Violets are the In the YBC Friday Junior
front runners with 55 points, League, the Pin Bombers are
and' are followed by the Lonely showing the way with 1631/2
Petunias with 511/2, the Water points, and are followed by the
Twisters with 186; Chilly On A dries with 41, the Hollyhocks Pin Killers with 1501/2 and 'the
Bun with 1811/2, ill.. Corner T'it.t with 38, the Dandelions with Streakers with 1361/2. Next
Kids with 1761/2, Wendy's 34112 and the Mayflowers with come the Corner Pins with
Playboys with 174, the South 32: Isabel, Rogerson had both 123112, the Alley Jets with 122,
West -Kids with 1601/2, and the ladies' high single of 266 the Strike Outs with 115, the
Symon's Symples with 135. and the high triple of 591. John Pin Crackers with:1'13E2 and
Cathy - Anstett had both the Hayman had both the men's the .450s:With 971/''.
. girls high single of 236 and the high single •of 284 and the high The Centennial Maple Leafs,
high triple . of 605, while Deb triple of 689. with 1401/2 points, . lead the
Johnston had the high average The Ferrotics continue to YBC Saturday Junior League
of 197. Keith Howatt -had -bath- ---dorina-te--the Wil -Der LPa¢ue_ _ 'are followed closely by the
the boys' high single of 328, with 58 points_and are followed Strikes and Spares with 136112,.
and the 'high triple of 833, by the Diamonds with 52, the the Hookers with 1351/2, and
while Alex Harrett had the Chipbreals:•e'Y and they the Alley Wreckers with 133.
Precisions with 50 each. Judy Next come the Head Pin Hit
Dixon had both the ladies' high tern with 125, the Alley Bums
single„of 262 and the high triple with 1211'/2, the Super Strikers
of 612, while Nellie Burkholder with 1181/2, and . ,the King
had the high average of 190. Crowns with 111112.
John .I -toward head both the
high average of 223.
In the Londesboro Men's
League, the Tigers are still way
out in front with 74 points, and
are followed by the Lions with
53, the Cheetahs with 51, and
the Leopards with 32. Tom
Duizer had high single of 297,
while Cliff Saundercock had
both the high triple of 740 and
the high average of 223.
The United the
are in
first;, place in the Ladies After-
noon League with 61 'points,
and are followed closely by the,
Ding-A-Lings with 57, the
Snowbirds with 56, the Road
Runners with 5 3, ` the Try
Herds with 52:- nd the
Hopefuls with 51. Alberta
Hackenbrook had the high
single of 275, while Pat Mann
Vanastra Curling Club
The Vanastra Curling Club, Ginn, Angie Arts, and Joan
which opened two months ago Kennedy. .
at -the former Base, reported a The third place team was
successful first draw. made up of Jenny Russo,
In women's curling, the top Donna ' Reeves, Carolyn Snell,
team was composed of Anita and Wendy McNab, while the
Brochu, Wynn Graham, Sheila fourth place team consisted of
Davis, and Debbie Fawcett, Bea Cook, Carol Munroe, -Marg
while the runners-up- was the Schneider, and Barb Graham.
team of Gail Brownridge, Sue The second draw will be star-
ting soon, and there are still
many •spots open for any area
women who are interested.
In men's first draw, the team
of Dennis LeBrun, Bill Crease,
Jim Bell, and Dan Campbell
was the first place finisher,
while the ' runner-up was the
team of John Brownridge, Don
Reid, Don Peterson, and Bill
Huff.
The third place team was
composed.-.. of George Cutler,
Greg Hanson, Barry Davis, and
Wayne Fulcher. Other teams
in the draw were Spence Cum-
mings, Ed Broadfoot, and
Larry Reinhardt.
The second draw is about to
begin, and there are plenty of
openings for more men.
The mixed first draw was.
also completed recently, with
the team of George Cutler,
Jenny Russo, Sam Russo and
Corrine Cutler finishing first.
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Wayne Fulcher and a spare,
while the third place team was
composed of .John Brownridge,
GAyle Brownridge, Barry Davis
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Finishing fourth were
William and Betty Shaddick
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Gonie.
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Club had a mixed .Jitney and
the rinkkwaK ith plans 'to
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near futilreFirst place team
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Robin Gate. and Harriett
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