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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-30, Page 610.114,12.4 , iten, winners B*rry Lane, Victory and Paul KeIIy. as turning lna : • Mike.AnstettgaveV1intonthe 1#14 fort In the second frame, th bit Meier Ita mere Clinton plaYing * league oe open. The melerity or that includes Goderich, Vanastra Health Spa to There I* a Strong POsaihility: that Clinton *lit havea uenile hoeheY tearn thiS Year* for the tirOttime in over a chteade. A 14 game home and home schedule was set up last Tues.claY night that will see Censtruction of the first eaith Sp* in Hum County PrekTe4148 on schedule and win De read,y November 10th. The spa will he similar in alteration to the well-known "Vic Tann" Gytns operated throughout Canada. The Vanastra Centre will provide • the opportunity for many • area residents who now commute to London for this seryice. c• The apparatus available Includes; rowing machine, barrel roller, electric exer- cise bike, treadmill, four standard exercise bikes, wall weights, upright board, sit-up board, incline bench, belt vibrators, weight bars, hand beauty weights, and weight •lifting equipment. Program director Harold Whitlock, is pleased with this new addition to the Centres activities. He stated that the Spa will • be .open ap- proximately 12 hours per day. This Rertnits all to °par- ticipate in a fitness program at their convenience, programmed to your awn personal fitness needs. Details of the services will be mailed to all doctor's of- fices, sports and service clubs in the very near fume. The fees are most reasonable for the individual and for the family. Please call the Vanastra Recreation Centre for further information 482-3544. Central Huron Redmen defeated Stratford Central Ramblers 20-7 Tuesday to finish with a perfect 6-0„ won - lost record in Huron -Perth ,sertior football. The Redtnen will play Stratford Northwestern Huskies in one of the senior semi-tmais next Tuesday at Clintbit at 2 p,m, In the other senior semi-tinaloderich Acing% who finished their regular season with a430 win over Listowel Tuesday, will play South -Huron Panthers at 2:30p.m. at Exeter. The Vikings -Panthers senior game will be the second game of a doubleheader. M 1 p.m., the junior Panthers will play Listowel in one of the junior semi-finals. The other semi- final has Goderich, which also finished the season with a 6-0 record after beating Listowel 28-0 Tuesday, against Northwestern at Goderich at 2 p.rn. Brian Murray scored two touchdowns, on runs of two and 67 yar4 to lead the senior Redmen. Paul Garrow4 also scored a touchdown and Robin McAdam kicked a convert and Tim Jewson a 60 - yard single. Rick Jarvis scored the Ione Ramblers' touchdown cat- ching a 20 -yard pass. The Ramblers finish the season at 2-4. Industrial league seores In the second week of play last Monday night in the Clinton Industrial league, the Flying Farmers edged the Main Streeters by a 3-2 count, while the Hawks swamped , •JthbanLiers, 84, and the Raiders nipped Varna by a6 - score. There are several new rules in the league this year, in- cluding one which permits only the captain of the team to question a referee on a call. All others will be penalized with a ten minute miscon- duct. Also, persons playing With any other team are not allowed to play in the league, with the exception of goalies. - The *".69" g&iffe -schedule- continues next Monday night and every Monday night until the end of March.: Anyone wishing to play - the league, ( physical On- ditioning is not a factor) should show up at the arena on a Monday night and talk with one of the six teams. There is no body checking in the league, and president Hugh Flynn says anyone is welcome. Arthur Wlngham, Howick, HarrIston, .40 Mount Vont* Thelite Of thejuvenlle team hinges 00 whether Clinton can come up with enough boys to fill the roster. Manager Len IFawcett said 12 IVO have Se far showed up fax registration, but at least six or eight more are needed before a viable team can be assembled. To play juvenile hockey, boys must be 19 years of age or younger and should turn out for practice on Wed- nesday nights for a 5 to 6:30 p.m. session, or on Saturday night for a 6:30 to 8 p.m. practice. Practice times may be altered when the regular season begins. Seminar • is planned for businessmen Vqnost,q Recreation Centre: SCHEDULE OF COMING VIM MONDAY EVENING RINGO Brian "Victor"nertne0 flo". )0ttfte''.,110toilithistangs, watches the puck bounce out of the net after he stored a goal last friday night in the Clinton Junior "C- 's 74 win over Ifanovr. The Mustangs have won _all: three goalies so far this year and meet Listowel this Friday night tit 8: 30. (News Itecard photo) A business management seminar primarily for people interested in small business will be held in Goderich at the Candlelight Restaurant (Conference Room) on Novetriber 12. Arranged by the Advisory Services Department ' of the Industrial Development Bank, in co-operation withthe Goderich Businessmen's Association, the seminar will be one of several hundred conducted by the Bank in smaller cities and. towns across Canada. Some 25 to ' 35 people in- terested ih business are expected to attend the seminar which will consider operating projections and financial statements of a small business and the effects that an expansion has on them. Fred Durst, C.A. will discuss various aspects of business planning and will be available to field registrants' questions on finance, fiscal controls and -or taxation matters. The IDB, which was established in 1944 as a subsidiary of the Bank of Canada, makes loans to businesses of all types for a variety of purposes. Almost half of the Bank's loans are for 625,000 Or less and the Bank is especially interested in assisting smaller businesses, The Advisory Servicei Department of the Bank publishes a series of pam- ,.phlets on small business management, provides in- formation on Federal assistance programs available to businesses, organizes management seminars and in other ways tries to help business people to improve their management skills. The Ciliation Colts opened their 1975-76 hockey cam- paign last Thursday night in a losing note by being edged 4-3 by the Goderich Sailors. Goderich got goals from 1Cen Meriam and ex -Clinton Junior, Phil Petrie in the first period before Colt's John Cooper slid one past Goderich's goaltender, Kellestine early in the second frame. But before the second period ended, Sailor's Ron Miller increased his team's lead to 3-1 on a solo effort. Jim Hayter scored at the 3:22 mark of the third to make it 4- 1, but the Colts fought back to within one, 'on tallies by Rick Fremlin and John Cooper's second goal of the night. The buzzer ended as the Colts were swarming around the Goderich net but couldn't beat Kellestine. Referees Young and Butchee handed gut 24 minor penalties in the contest as the Colts were assessed 10 of them. Playing at home Sunday night the Colts dropped their second game of the year as Hanover outbasted the Colts 9-8. The Colts blew a 6-3 lead as Hanover capitalized on the power -play chances they got and also on the Colt's defensive errors. Cam Lorenz led Hanover with two goals and three assists. Scott Parks st ored four goals for the Colts while single tallies went to Derwin Carter, Harvey Carter, Rick Fremlin and new -comer Paul Rau. This weekend sees the Colts play Saturday night in Harriston at 8 and returning home Sunday night to do battle with the high -flying Fergus Green Machine at 1:30 p.m. - Despite losses in their first two .games. the , Colts have shown great improvements over last year's per- formances and with any "luck" could have two wins to their credit. Come out and cheer the Colts on to victory Sunday night as they face-off against probably the best team in the north division of the O.H.A. Intermediate 'C' loop. See you there! Game time 7:30 p.m. Monday. Friday Open 6:30 to 7:30. pm. Sat. & Sunday Open 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. CO-ED ADULT SWIMS MOO.,-Wed--TaOr3.-Fr/.- 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Family Swim: Sunday. 2:00 - 3:00 • SPECIAL EVENTS\ SAT. NOV. 1 — CURLING CLUB DANCE 9:00 p.m: LUNCH SERVED FRI. NOV. 7 — TEEN DANCE 8:00 p.m, to 11:40 SAT. NOV. 8 — SINGLES DANCE FRI. NOV. 14 —BENEFIT DANCE 9:00 p.m. ALL PROCEEDS TO CLINTON POOL SAT. NOV. 15 —BLYTH TROTTING & PONY CLUB SAT. NOV. 22 —SINGLES DANCE SAT. 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