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Clinton News-Record, 1975-03-13, Page 6oe thi d gatOO o! the thre s les against Durham gas: p edin'Durham 'Wed.- vesdaY. March 5. This Was to r ide Wba$ would, go on but. to nic overtime the score was 'still S*6 so ey SOlay d another game in Clinton un yt, Clinton 'oat Durham Wednesday nal. • scorers • W edhe _ were Pave Counter and Cobert Heard in the first rod, 'P'ickingassists q�e�f e 1 Priestap, Mike Gibbingss and Steve Jones, • , One second periodgoat'MISwas scored by Paul . Pries ap-with Mike + lbbingsand Dave Counter assisting. Three third period goals were all scored by, Mike Gibbings assisted., brAllanTaylor, Dave Counter, Pau • Priestap, Dave Archibald and Robert Heard. Three first period goals scored in the game Sunday night were by Mike Gibbings, Robert Heard and Paul Priestap. Assists were picked up by D ave Archibald and Dave Counter,witil, 4wu euch and lAit Roy with ole: .Two .second period goals were scored by Allan, Taylor and Steve Campbell, One f esist was picked up by Robert p a- r , One third period goal was scored by Mike Gibbings assisted by Robert Heard, The boys go on no* and play ' Southampton. So far, the Clinton~ Midgets have' 20 wins, five ties, seven losses, 238 goals scored, while allowing only 114. Girls play Dublin tonight The Clinton Milt . and Mabel Raiders girls' 'hckey team easily \put out Seaforth in the first round of the cham- pionships and now face Dublin Thursday night in the second game of their series. Clinton lost the first game against Dublin last Sunday night by a 2-1 score, but during regular season play, they had little trouble with Dublin, beating them twice. In, the first play-off round, Clinton took the best of three series two games straight, by 3- 0 and 2-0 scores, showing Seaforth no mercy. In the final league standings, Seaforlh curling news BY INA SCOINS Last Saturday, the Toronto Dominion Bank held their annual spiel at our club with rinks coming from Wyoming, Delhi, Kitchener, Burford, Sarnia, 'Alliston, ' Woodstock, London, Wingham, Mitchell, Elora, Stratford and Seaforth. In the 9 a.m. draw, Bruce McManus's . rink of Frank. Maples, Ken Hume and Dou Shirk of Stratford was top rhik of the day winning the trophy. Second prize went to Ken Gillespe, Don Thompson, Dean Martin and Dave Donald of Elora, while ' the third prize inners were Ken Huffman, w Jim Stephenson, Brown ro wn and Joe Murray of Alliston. In the 11 a.m., draw, it was Ned Boswell's rink of Lloyd Rowat, Elmer Dennis and Bill Archibald of Seaforth taking first place. Our congratulations go to Ned who is senior player of our Club. . Guy Miller, Paul Sims, Ted Sisco and Terry Eames of Wyoming placed second, and third prize winners were Amer May, Bob Walker, Gerry Brisson and John Shipper of Delhi. This is one of the most popular spiels of our club being booked up a year in advance. No wonder, it's a great day of curling and a reunion for many who started their career in the Seaforth Branch of Toronto Dominion. Also on Saturday, the rink of Wilson, P BobBill Campbell Jr., � John Patterson Jr and Neil Dolmage took in the Dashwood Industries spiel held at Exeter. They won. - two .games, _ beating Ken Buckan of London in the second. However, they. lost • Clinton was ►n seconu spot, with St. Marys in first, and Seaforth in fourth. The all important second game of the three game series with Dublin will be played at the Clinton arena tonight (Thursday) at 6:45 p.m. and the girls are looking for more fan support. their third, but came home with fourth money. They weren't so lucky on Sunday in the Tankard Playdown's, in Paisley, playing a sudden death game against Owen Sound. They came out on the short end. Lois Hayter, Sheila Murray, Lyn McNaughton and Loretta Dolmage were in Stratford last Wednesday competing in a filly bonspiel (two, ten -end games), and they won both games with a score of 31, top score was 341/2 so they came in second in the 9 a.m. draw. Members of the curling club were saddened Friday evening when word came in of Wi1mer>s passing, All of us convey our deepest sympathy to Grace and family. We shall all miss him very much. See you at the curling club. The Clinton Figure Skating Club placed fourth in the recent meet in Wingham. Individual honors were brought home by Peggy Jones, left, Carolyn Wood, Pat Anstett, and Kim Marsden. (News -Record photo) Robbie Heard breaks through the Durham defence during a game last Sunday in Clinton that was won by the local midgets. They advanced to meet Southampton in theconsolation and beat them 5-3 Tuesday night to take a one game lead in the best of five series. (News -Record photo ) Soccer club well on way If Sunday's meeting of the Clinton Soccer Club is anything to go by, then the team is off to a good start, at least as far as enthusiasm and participation are concerned. Approximately 20 persons attended, including most of last year's • team and ,several welcome additions. 3riain StPvi.ns from Bayfield County to charge Persons building homes in Huron County ,,, will soonbe paying a $15 application fee for plumbing inspection: County council ap- :proved- the recommendation -by -the -Board . of Health at last session and hope to increase the revenue in the plumbing inspection department spt t it is not so heavily subsidized by coat* funds. According to the report made by Ed Oddleifson, chairman of the board of health, the present plumbing inspection bylaw provides for a fee of one dollar per --111 tlrtY4iy ■ "„ �1A� for twos or three dollars Whic -d-ods mot— begin to cover the cost of making the, necessary inspections. In the first six months of operation, costs were about $18,000 while revenue was about $5,000. The chairman of the board of health commented that in the board's opinion, the county municipalities should not be ex- pected- to subsidize home builders. The Ministry of the Environment insists on inspections and the costs should be added to the mortgage which is spread over a considerable period of time and is no great added burden to the owner. inspection fee BY MRS. H. F. BERRY The Brucefield I.O.O.F . held a successful card party on March 7th. The winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. E. Chip- chace; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Gordon Richardson; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Sohn Broadfoot; men's high, Mr. Robert Dalrymple; men's low hands, Mr. Mei laraham; men's lone hands, W,1;1►,Wil:on• The' 1.0.0.P. will •hold another. card party on March 21st. will share coaching duties with Don Armstrong. Brian played semi -pro in England before emigrating last year. John Duddy, who has been involved in minor and senior soccer in Clinton will act as manager while Bert Glidden has 'offered his experience as secretary - Jack Holmes of Clinton is all smiles lately as his pacer, Armbro Napier, seems to be unbeatable down at Windsor. Armbro again humbled the last friday night on la g Y opposition his way to winning his seventh race in the last eight starts, bringing his bank roll to over 57,0.00. , Ray Remmen seems to have found the secret to the horse and area harness horse fans wish Armbro and Jack con- tinued success. George "Trucker" Elliott of Clinton ' also is hAVing some modest success at the border Plumbing inspections are riot required for farm buildings like barns and stables, nor for repair dr replacement of plumbing in homes anywhere in the county. The total budget for the Plumbing and Environment Division of council is estimated at $44,500 with the county's share being $29,500. The board is presently negotiating a new agreement with the Ministry in connection with septic tank, subdivision and land severance approvals. It may be that ad- • ditrenaf.. ncW-atilLtbelorthcom ng which will—reduce- the county'-s..:share„oof. budget. The Property Committee has brought to the attention of the provincial authorities insurance claims totalling about $3,500 in connection with .vandalism to county buildings and property since October 1973. Adequate policing during court sessions has been requested by the property committee. Chairman Stan Profit described the behaviour of some persons waiting to be heard in court as "absolutely awful." ,track as his Dillion Song trotted his way to a second place finish on the same program. Bill Fleming of Clinton is getting his investment back on Quick Almahurst, who won the last first race at Windsor Wednesday March 5 in a commendable time of 2:05.2. 'Lucan's Ken Hardy was in the sulky. • Clinton V, 4-H The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Dalgliesh on March 4th. The roll was called and then the secretary, Brenda Bell, read the minutes which were seconded by Jan Divok. The business was about a float which is to be in the Centennial parade. Discussion followed on the summary matter and on the questions for meeting one. For a demonstration the leaders handed out pieces of material and patterns. Members had to pick which material suited each pattern and state their reasons. DON'T FORGET ... . The 11th Annual Wingham MIDGET HOCKE' TOURNAMENT A' & "C,. ACTION Mar. 14,15, 16& 17th "AAA" & "S" ACTION MAR. 20, 21•,. 22.E 23rd 4.- SES ...TOP ONTARIO AND U.S. TEAMS AT THE WINGHAM ARENA a:stro 0701100•4t Mews In the,. largest mailing ,or, a sot up .as toilows.: Adults' only, recreational. bulletin. ,ever for Mondays 9:3 r to 10;30 ,p.m., Huron County The Vanastra Wednesdays 7.;,30 p.m, 04:30 Warks Recreation and Com- p.m., family swimming,, munity Centre Boardthis week Tuesday 6:30 p.m., to 7:30,o m rbvea:led the . spying swim programs to Huron County Presidents. Over 15,000 brochures were mailed into county homes to be studied by residents prior to choosing swim courses for the spring program. The -Recreational Swim outlines all the various programs being offered at the recreational complex. A quick scan through this booklet revealed the following : . For young swimmers not yet ready for the Beginner classification there are five levels - Bubblers, Gliders, Motor Boats, Puddle Wheelers, Sharks, Successful passing of these levels allow the swimmer to enter the Red Cross program of Beginners, Juniors, Pre -Intermediate Intermediate, Pre -Senior, Senior, and Survival Swim- treasurer. Tickets are available for the Spring Dance on May 3rd at the Legion at $8 a couple from any Soccer Club member. Music is by "Lincoln Green". Soccer -practices start on Sunday March 16th • at the Vanastra Rec. Centre from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Outdoor prac- tices will be under way at the Arena Park as soon as weather permits. Tentative exhibition games have been scheduled for thePof April. month Regular league games start May 3rd in the 2nd Division of the London and District League against Germans, Hungarians, Lions, Portuguese, St. Georges, White Eagles, (all from Lon- don), and Stratford, St. Thomas and Tillsonburg make up the League. Divisiong 10 ft h e est o r Competition will be a lot stiffer this year and Clinton fans should enjoy a much- higher calibre of soccer. enerai Open Swims: Monday to Friday 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p. rn,, Mondays Wed- nesday,, Thursday, and Friday evenings 0:30 p.m. to 7:30 p. m., Tuesday 7:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Sunday 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. This schedule allows for 20 hours of recreational swim- ming each week. Details on all the above programs are listed in the brochure mailed. Spokesman at the Vanastra complex have stated that work is progressing each day • to ready the pool for the April opening. Registration for all programs will take place at the Vanastra complex on Saturday, March 22 at 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. or Monday, March•24,1975 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. or by. ming. All the • courses are mailing a registratio:i slip to described in detail in the Vanastra Recreation Centre, brochure. Box 130, R.R. 5, Clinton. In addition Royal Lifesaving A cordial welcome is ex - courses leading to qualification tended to all county residents. as Lifeguard and Swimming Instructor are being offered evenings with two examination dates in June. Of special interest to young mothers with pre-school children are the Mom and Tot swims, diaper swims, ladies swim gym and kindergarten activities. These activities are scheduled mid morning and mid afternoon so as to not in- terferewith activities of school Vanastra curling We are now half way through the third and final draw of the 1974-75 season. A reminder to curlers or potential curlers that everyone is welcome to open curling Sundays at 2 p.m. at the' Vanastra Curling Club. The Clinton, Vanastra and • dr District Curling Club will be age children. Many specialized swim represented at a men's bonspiel activities are listed such as March 15 at Ilderton. Skin Diving, Scuba Diving, On Thursday evening, March Yn Diving, Synchronized Swim- . 27, a mixed Jitney will be held. facilities at the club ming and a competitive swim'Please register in anastra. team to enter competitions through out Ontario. A closing banquet is planned General Swimming has been for April 4 at the club facilities. "HOCKEY" W.Q.A.A. MIDGET "C" Consolation' Semi Finals Southampton vs Clinton Lions Midgets Thurs., Mar. 13 at 8 p.m. Clinton Community Centre Followers of Midget Hockey will be interested to know the Clinton Lions Midgets play in the Lockeridge Midget Tour- nament in Wingham at 7 p.m. Friday, March 14 and again Saturday. Time depending on results of Friday game. 11b ORDER NOW Liquid 28% Nitrog€,fl FOR BEST RESULTS ON EA,17„. BARLEY and and APPLICATIONS CAN BE STARTED NOW! Contact: .Hensall District Co -Op. For Custom Application 2523002 HENSALL • BALL-MACAU LAY LIMITED Bel WING CENTRE PANELLING 5' IP' C TAILS OUR WIDE SELECTION . 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