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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-05-08, Page 6the C)i ►t+ ► $0000 Olhh Ati+ to '� over St, 'Columbian lues, ti � opens their tough � gu , ers'iat+Clixi�t41 Orel soccer` seasons coming afternoon When they Brian' Jewitt, with two, arc r t London United on , tie Per* Alex rrett and , �'bw , "tewporlle1 , Steve Adair. of. rClinton f i�id► "' a ea�cb. Stratford with One '��i�, is, the regularseason.�, 'IQ M�►�rIne�rSteego�Vna game the Clinton. Clue i l play ;' in the tough Second Di�rigien. d Derwin Carter of Clinton. sh�° • ede,goelten. goaltending 20,'Dra* NOW AVAPL BtE R pA1 B ARTUFF'S RESTAURANT , Albert t, ,s Ont :ter:il�a►tflg in "Third Divisio. n ° The- 410-1 otq old u vor on , l „'.' tioa si �cOessfi t dance list Saturday` Spilt their e�chib hope to one thank to the generosity of the The lose.,vias a 54 defeat by ; Stratford, and the win was a 5.2 Legion. games,, winning one and Losing night at the Legion, and ClintonCUntp raise �SAQ front the affair, own at the .lanes. League bowling playoffs continue with the Titters Twisters leading the X.B.C. Crown Teen League with a total pinfall of 12,961, Playboys followed closely by Wendy's,.yboys with 12,956,.the Chilly mons Bun with 12,546, y Syrnples with 12,527, the North East Fids with,the the Corner Pin Kids with 12,317, South West Kids with 12,139 and the Strike Outs with 11,941. The 450's are still holding their lead of 6,971 total pintail in the Y.B.C. Friday Junior League. Running a close second, are the Streakers with 6,967, followed by .the Corner Pins and the.. Strike Outs tied with 6,434, the Pin Crackers with 6,365, the Pin Bombers with 6,333, the Pin Killers 6,066 and the Alley Jets with 6,008. In the Huronview Spring League, the Alley Cats are in the lead with 5 points, followed by the Sexy -Six and the Darn Nears eathe.Stinars tied with with the Bed Pans and g 3, and the Road Runners, 2. Meanwhile, in the Crown Spring League, the Tail Waggers and the Ups and Downsare vying for top spot withi9 points each. The Better Halves, the 50 & 50's,, the Underdogs and the Mutts are tied for second place with 7 points each, and the X -Rated Dogs and Wes's .Gals trail with 5 points. Marie Collins had the ladies' high single average of 267' and Mona Campbell had the triple high of 617. Bill Atkinson had the men's high single of 300 and Bruce Collins had the high triple of 765. Jor the amended Huron -Bruce Riding Association Vanastra Gun Club Bill Stewart of Goderich had a near perfect 24 out of 25 hits at the Vanastra Gun Club's skeet shoot last Saturday. Tom Allen of Londesboro was second with 20 hits, and Mery Batkin of Clinton was third with 19. Next came Harrison Schock of Zurich with 17, Ashley Gilbert of Goderich-with 16 and Pat Heeman of Seaforth with 15. Despite a very windy night last Wednesday, April 30, Bill we get letters (continued from page 4) encounter problems and pit- falls, and may require - the assistance of Canadian em - Guest Speaker: , Hon. Darcy McKeough, Treasurer, Province of Ontario Roast Beef Dinner Thursday, May 29th, 1975,16:30 p.m. For tickets contact: ° Don Watson 482-7262 Advance ticket admittance Only: Cost $7.50 per person Stewart of Goderich topped the trap shoot with 20 hits out of 25 targets. Bob Johnston of Clinton was second with 19 hits, and Tom Allen of Londesboro was third with 17 strikes. The top three were followed by Doug McDonald and Mery Batkin, both of Clinton, with of 16 hits each, while Mu Potter of Clinton , and Greg Goderich each hit 15 targets. It seems the transformer and lines near the nudist camp are always giving the Clinton crew from Ontario Hydiiia'bad time. Pictured above was a scene, from a play put on by the Clinton ' . Hydro office at their annual banquet in the Legion last Friday night. The names will be. left off in the interests of protecting the guilty. <News -Record photo) Nearly 900 using Vanastra covered pool Vanastra Recreation officials have released registration figures on the usage of Huron County's indoor swimming . p T1he total number of par- ticipants in programs of in- struction now total 897, ap- proximately 250 prirarYschool students use the pool each week and 300 people parttt ipate in the general swims. A number of participants who have formerly.used facilities in Stratrord and London have commented on the cheery atmosphere and fine, quality of the water, With the advice . of the Huron County Health Unit inspectors, the problems with hard water Colts nearly ready The Clinton . Colts Inter- • mediate Baseball . Club will open- • their 1975. season on Monday, -Nay 21, it was decided at a league _meeting last Tuesday night. Volleyball ro am includes n1 abroad. Thep grTourname printed material, audio-visual displays, and a film "In dj,Distress". One of the first steps r1e11 publication of a booklet Gu ides On May 3, at CHSS, the Clinton Rangers hosted the Girl Guides' Beaver Division Annual Volleyball Tournament. Girl Guides from six out of 'seven of the districts attended: Klahanie (Goderich), Maitee (Lucknow) , Queens Bush (Formosa), Radar (Clinton), Satellite (Hanover -Durham), and South Saugeen . (Mount Forest). Each team had an opportunity to play each other. Congratulations to Queens Bush for winning every game. This girl guide team travels to Guelph on May 24 to participate in the area finals. If theyaare th unable to attend, Saugeen will represent the division, as they placed second. this p rog ram has been the • bassies and consular posts in abroad. Furthermore, there are occasions when political upheavals or climatic disasters in certain parts of the world can make it 'difficult, or even temporarily , dangerous, for Canadians to visit such areas. One of the functions of the Bureau of Consular Services is to caution would -be -travellers by all available means of possible problems or dangers they may encounter. Another is • to work closely with posts abroad in giving whatever possible assistance whenever Canadians do find themselves in difficulty in a foreign country. Therefore, the old adage "forewarned is d" would be fitting in forearme this case, and the more Canadians know what to expect the fewer will have their holidays spoiled by unpleasant incidents. The Department of External ` ft#ti ` - iha 'i tbor- un, der -taken a broad program of publicizing to Canadians the potential problems of foreign travel and the services available both in Canadaand -' "Information for Canadians Travelling Abroad." This now - popular booklet has been reprinted in a newly revised 1975 edition. We would be grateful if in the interests of the personal safety and - welfare of travelling Canadians, as well as the good image of Canada in other countries, you would assist us in reaching as many people as possible by publicizing the booklet "Information for Canadians Travelling Abroad." Yours sincerely, Claude Chlttillon, Director, Consular Policy Division, Department of : External Affairs_ The Colts have already• had several practices to wear off some of the winter flab,- andcu, manager Larry (Stretch)')' Reinhart said he thinks Clinton has a real contender. This Sunday afternoon, the Colts will host the Zurich Senior Club in an exhibition game in Clinton with a 2. p.m. pitch -off time. In order to raise much needed funds, the Colts are holding, a stag this Saturday night and there are still a few tickets available. There is a large offering of prizes and fun. For a ticket, phone Larry at 482-7026. which were experienced initially have been solved. As with anyproject un- dertaken, some minor in- consistencies developed. Dr.. Mills, Huron County Medical Officer of Health, has given personal assistance in pointing out measures to assist the Recreation Committee at the Vanastra pool. Minor changes include, changes "to deck markings, changes to pool drains on the Motocross Huron County Family Planning Project invites you to attend deck, foot sprays, deck foot sprays, deck chair, diving board changes, im- proved, safety equipment, alterations to the equipment room,. minor changes to plumbing vents; better defined pool rules. F milies from . Goderich, Winham, Exeter, Clinton, Seaforth, Brussels, Blyth, Hensall, And Zurich are en- joying the swimming facilities and the general swim periods offered seven days per week. ,The first Di-Jer International Spring Motocross was held May 4th at Hully Gully near Varna. The event was the largest Junior Motocross ever held in Canada and was the first °of a series of three. The results are as follows: school boy - small wheels, 1st, Jeff McCormack, Ottawa, Honda; 2nd, 'Norm Wolfe, Fergus, Honda; big wheels, lst, Mark Petit,,. Burlington, Suzuki; 2nd, Tom Wideman, Kitchener, Suzuki; junior 125 - Matt Russell, Hamilton, big hit Every Thursday ,from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. , Huron County Health Unit Shipley St., Clinton For Information Call 482-3416 Weekdays or Thursday evenings. All medications, IUD's etc. provided free of charge. Everyone welcome! Honda; 2nd, Dan Demerling, Hamilton, Honda. junior 250 1st,John Charters, Newmarket, CZ; 2nd, Ken Vandermeer, Sarnia, K`I'M; junior open - 1st, Ron Moore, Stratford, Yamaha; 2nd, James Wheeler, Amherstburg, Yamaha The Hully Gully Track is fast becoming the real nucleus of the new motorcycle era in Western Ontario. The next race is scheduled for May 25. 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