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Clinton News-Record, 1985-11-06, Page 18THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR. CONDITION a The backstop for the baseball diamond at Optimist Park was installed a few weeks ago by Clinton Optimist members. The park will be ready for use in early spring of next year. (Jack Armstrong photo) Bowling league news Londesboro Ladies Misfits Dixie Dew Drops. Royal Flushers Bar 4 - High bowlers for the ladies were; Dianne Elliott., high single of 255 and high triple of 653; Janet Taylor, high average of 188. Runner-up was Dorothy Airdrie with a high 'single of 245, high triple of 627 and high average of 186. Most improved player was' Janet Taylor with +11. Hidden score was' Josie firacGregor's 158. Bowling games over 200 were; •Dorothy Airdrie, 215, 245; Susan Proctor, 224; Tina ' Taylor., 203; Dianne Elliott, 202, 255; Gertie Greidanus, 203. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bonnie's Bruins 43 Helen's Red Wings 42 Joyce's Devils. 41 Nancy's Flyers 41 Rose's Rangers - - 40 Candace's Oilers 39 Helen's Leaves 38 June's Oilers IT 36 High bowlers on October 29 were: Iva Reid, high single of 258; Helen Faber, high triple of 609; Karen Pounder, high average of 208. Other high games were bowled by Helen Faber, 243; Mary Chessell, 234, Sheila Renee, '231; Tudy 'Wilson, 218; Gwen Jobnstori, 218; Rose Hummel, 216. 37 34. 31 24 Wednesday Night Mixed Brenda's No. 7s 36 Doug's DuMauriers 28 .Deb's Lucky Strikes 26 John's Roll Your Owns ' • 25 Joe's Sportmans 23 Jim's Players 20 Elizabeth's Camels . ' 19 Ron's Tempos 19 • Ladies' high bowlers on October 30 were: Jane Ladd, high single of 221; Edna Atkin- son, hightriple- of 537; Kathy Ladd, high average of 182. Men's high bowler was Bob Atkinson with a high single of 276, triple of 818 and average of 241. , • Tucke.rsmith Mixed Janice's.Junipers Tina's Tarragnns Janet's Gingers Ann's Allspices • Reah's Nutmegs Donna's Dillies 24 High bowlers for the ladies on November 4 were: Marion VanWyk, high single of 252 33.5 :33 33' 30 26.5 and high triple of 616; Hilda Veenstra, high average of 182. High bowlers for the men were; Angus Hummel with a high single of -265 and high - triple of 684; Jack Snieder, high average of 212. Other bowlers with games over 200 were: Rose Hummel, 218; Jack Snieder, 212; Ann DeWeerd, 209; Don Hoytema, 209; Hilda Veenstra, 203. Thursday Night Mixed Strikers 35 Beginners Luck 32 Best In Town 29 Space Invaders 23 Cormier's Crushers 22 Whiners ' 21 Gramma's and Grampa's 20 Apple Gang . 14 High.,, bowlers for the ladies on October 31 were: Marie MacAulay, high single of 240 - and high triple .of 660; Nancy Atkinson, high average of 194. Men's high bowlers were: Rob VanDamme, high single of 282 and high triple of 769. Rob VanDamme was tied with Bill VanDamme for the high average with 213. Clinton and Area Ladies - In Between The Sheets Grasshoppers. f'ina Colada's Golden(:adillacs F'r.eddie Fudpuckers Dacquari's B 52s Pink La,dies High bowlers on October 29 were: Betty Kelly, high single of 276; Penny Overboe, high triple of 666 and Kathy Black, high average of 202. ' Bowling games over 200' •were: Penny Overboe, 258, 210; Heather Hart, 202; Kittle' McGregor,, 227; Irene Thelon, 241; Robena Tyndall, 202; Betty Kelly, 276; Libby VanDamme, 220; Florence Cartwright, 221, 204; Lia •Hoggarth,. 205; Carol Dixon, 203; Dorothy Airdrie, 09, 228; Kathy Black, 210, 224; Diane Taylor, 208; Kim Reid, 205. Londesboro Men's 41 37 36 35 .34.5 33.5 32 31 • Chev's Model T's Packard's Buicks Rabbitts 626s High bowler on October with a high single of 256, and high average of 205. 38 36 34 22 19 19 31 was Bruce Roy high triple of 759 ANNUAL MEETING in the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 AT 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year ending on September 30th, 1983 electing Directors and Credit Commit- tee officers, appointing auditors; for the purpose of amending By -Laws and of transacting all other business of an Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow the meeting. Door Prizes. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 70 ONTARIO ST. CLINTON 482-3467 374 MAIN STREET SOUTH EXETER 235-0640 y.....b.w1V....i-.eYL 1,11.41V I. LAIN ris. vv 0-atg.. e,LJnti.v, vv s,a.etvZoa,pes v ICravi.Di.Li.;I, s1S7y--L',G+, v 4 $ School soccer teams excel in tourney CLINTON - The school is proud of the St. Joseph's Stingers soccer teams who fared well at a tournament in Goderich on October 7. The junior boys won bot of their games, defeating Goderich 4-0 anq Wingham 5-0. The senior girls also won both games over Goderich and Wingham by identical 4-0 scores. These teams are looking forward to competing in a tournament in Hesson on October 16. The Junior girls also did well but lost in a close kick-off to Goderich. Visit to Wawanosh Mrs. Baker's Grade 1 and 2 class went to the West Wawanosh Conservatipn Area near Auburn on October 4. Mr. Govenlock's Grade 7 and 8 class also visited the conservation area. Stephanie Kerrigan wrote a poem on the visit. Our Wawanosh Walk We travelled by bus up Highway four reached Wawanosh Woods with its sights galore. Debbie and Shelly welcomed us then to see; touch and hear as well as to smell in lovely woods, peThaps home of some deer. Our walk through the bush with the tall swaying trees bright orange - black caterpillers a lot of these did so please. A large fish hit the water to make us aware that we caused him a surprise but he too gave us a scare. Up and.down hills over smooth ground and rough crossed over "that" bridge on through grass that was tough. We found fall had come to this Wawanosh wood those bright swirling leaves show seasons change as they should Bowling finals in Woodstock The Western Ontario 5 Pin Bowling finals were held in Woodstock On. October 27. Four teams -from the Benmiller-Foresters Lodges made it to the finals. The winning team was from Benmiller. They were: Marg ,.Swan, Mary ,Bissett, Brian McLean, Arlene Curran, Tom Willis and Doug Fuller. The high singles wenn to Ruth Oke and Jack Gilbert and -the high five to Arlene Curran and Doug Fuller, all from Benmiller. - On Saturday, November 2:the High Chief Rangers Tournament was held at the Little Bowl in'Gbderith with ten tearns competing. Benmiller Lodge -No. -86 was the host for this 'tournament. Toronto Lakeshore' City was the winner. . Placing second was Benmiller No. 2 with Dale Robertson, Ralph and Arlene Curran and Ted and Sylvia Johnston. Ladies high single went to Arlene Curran and high five to Dale Robertson. . The men's high single was John Loader and high five went to Joe Tarnai, both of the winning.Toronto team. A dinner was held after at the Candlelight, ,Congratulations. to Benmiller for having' the most entries in both.tnurrianients and to the bowlers. for a job well done. Thanks to our kind so tolerant guides they made Wawanosh woods surely come alive now we're going to try so hard to remember how we can help nature to survive. Soccer news On October 16, the school's senior girls soccer team travelled to Hesson and the junior boys travelled to Stratford to take part in soccer tournaments. The senior girls defeated Mount Carmel 1- 0 but lost to St. Michael's 2-0. However, they had a good comeback against St. James with a 2-1 win. The team received a second place pennant for the tournament. The junior boys didn't do quite as well but managed to defeat Dublin 1-0. Mount Carmel got lucky and blanked St. Joseph's 3- 0, Statford also got lucky and beat the Stingers 3-1. The team did their best and proved it by placing third in the tournament. Cross -Country Cross-country was also a big October event at the school. The date for the run was October 24 which proved to be a wet and soggy day with some periods of rain. Competitors from St. Joseph's ran well in these conditions, especially Wendy Lammarant of Grade 6 who placed fourth, and Stephanie Kerrigan who did extremely well placing third out of approximately 60 runners. October was a good month for St. Joseph's School in sports. Next month there will be many more exciting events. Some examples of next months events are flag football and a mime presentation. Federation of Anglers and Hunters announce new director Ontario's largest provincial conservation organization, the 50,000 -member Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, has an- nounced the election of Dr. Harold H. Harvey to its Board of Directors. Dr. Harvey, 54, a zoologist, is recognized worldwide as North America's foremost authority on acid precipitation and its en- vironmental effects. He is the 1984 recipient of the award for Outstanding Contribution to the Study of Acid Rain, presented at the New Hampshire Conference on Acid Rain, and the 1983 recipient of the Canadian Coali- tion on Acid Rain's Award of Merit. As Director -at -Large, Dr. Harvey will use his specialized expertise `the Ontario Federa- tion ofnglers and Hunters on resource management issues and the effect of low pH levels on our natural resources. As Professor of Zoology at the University of Toronto, Dr. Harvey concentrates on fishery research. His pioneering studies on acid rain demonstrated the effects on aquatic organisms (primarily fish) and on aquatic habitat. Since 1961 he has published almost 40 scientific paper., and contributed to 10 books. He was the Einstein Lecturer at Simon Fraser University in 1980, and Senior Visiting Scientist at the Norwegian Technical and Scientific Council In 1981. With Dr. Harvey's expert guidance, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters looks forward With confidence to facing the challenges of conservation and acid rain abatement in the coming years. RETURN Jim Hunter TO COUNCIL SERVING OUR COMMUNITY v 5 yrs. previous council experience ✓ Various community service activities TOGETHER WE SERVE HUNTER 482-3738 d vt • .. 11ee -wire %eCt s your family room giving you the shivers? Electric room heaters are the perfect answer for any hard -to -heat areas around your home. Choose from a wide range of electric room heaters for one that hest suits your needs. Neat, compact units can he inserted into a wall or floor, or under cupboards. They can also he mounted on a wall,. or along the baseboard. With a separaJ.e thermostat you select the exact temperature for comfort when and where you want it. installation is fast and easy. No need to add or change any ductwork. Discover the range of electric room heaters and warm up those hard -to -heat areas. 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