HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-30, Page 13After losing the "A" championship game by one run at a Sports Fest tournament in
Hanover in mid-August, the Clinton Pee Wee Girls ball team were eager to play in their
Inter -Township tournament. Their eagerness paid off as they came home winners. On
the team are (fron(row, left to right) Stacey Reid, Chas Colquhoun and Lori Powell. In
the middle row, from the left, are Jen Pollick, Megan Hodgins and Christa Royal. Spread
out across the back, from the left, are Janice Cameron (coach), Sandra Storey, Crystal
Garrett, Kerry Cox, Luanne Stevenson, Jen Harris, Julie Hohner, Tracie Buruma,
Heather Royal, Kara Hiltz and coach Lori Jewitt. Absent is Julie Verbeek. (Contributed
photo)
PeeWeeirls champions
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The Clinton Pee Wee Girls ball team
entered the Sports Fest in Hanover on
August 16.
Clinton started off the day quite well,
defeating St. Mary's by an outstanding
score of 28-0 in the first two innings of play.
After this they enforced the mercy rule.
In the second game of the day Clinton won
over the Zellers team 14-3. This brought
them to the "A" Championship game.
In the final game the girls played the
Listowel Bantam Girls. They played a good
game but were defeated by one run.
The girls had a lot of fun playing in the
rain and standing in puddles over their
shoes to bat. They received runner-up hats.
After such great playing they were eager
to play in their tournament.
The Inter -Township Pee Wee Girls tourna-.
merit was held on August 21 and 22 at the
Varna complex.
In their first game on Friday night they
defeated Colborne 17-4.
On Saturday they played their first game
of the day against Goderich No. 2. After win-
ning 8-4 they went on to play in the "A"
championship game.
In the final game against Goderich No. 1
they played quite well and were victorious
with a score of 9-5.
After winning they were rewarded with
the "A" championship trophy and two
crests each.
After dining at McDonald's in Goderich
and a victory tour around the square they
arrived in Clinton where Ross Jewitt got the
fire truck revved up for a tour around the
town followed by excited mothers.
They ended their year with a potluck sup-
per and a game against their parents taking
place at the arena.
The .girls would like to give a special
thank's to their coaches, Janice Cameron
and Lori Jewitt for a great year. Also a
special thank -you to all of the parents for
their rides to the games and their encourag-
ing cheers.
The team consisted of Stacey Reid, Chas.
Colquhoun, Lori Powell, Sandra Storey,
Kerry Cox, Christa Royal, Heather Royal,
Jen Pollock, Jen Harris, Kara Hiltz, Megan
Hodgins, Crystal Garrett, Luanne Steven-
son, Julie Hohner, Tracie Buruma and Julie
Verbeek.
Super season for Bantams
The Clinton Bantam Girls had a super
season this year with 12 wins, 3 losses, and 1
tie.
The teams they played against were
Listowel, Wingham, Belgrave, Blyth,
Walton, Winthrop,' and Seaforth.
They did quite well and finished the
season in first place in the Tri -County
division.
However, their luck ran out when they got
to the playoffs. They played two hard fought
games but were defeated by Wingham in a
best two games out of three series.
The team consisted of: Dawn Powell, pit-
cher and short strip; Nicole Garon, pitcher
and short stop; Cherie Carter, back cat-
cher; Debra Draper, first base; Monica
Meade, second base; Lloyann Adams, third
base; Laura Allan, fielder; Denise Garon,
fielder; Danielle Garon, fielder; Lisa Beat-
tie, fielder; Angela Reid, fielder; and Myra
Postill, fielder.
The girls would like to give a special
thank -you to their great coaches; Gene
Powell, John Meade, and Raymond Garon
and to their score keeper Rita Powell, and to
anyone else that helped.
Also a special thanks to all of the parents
for the rides to the games (our list of
drivers' schedule worked great) and for
their encouraging cheers.
At this time we would like to thank Jane
Ladd for the donation of the uniforms.
Vanastra Lions to host
friendship ball tourney
By Maureen Dunsmore
VANASTRA - The Lions Club will hold its
annual Friendship Tournament on October 3
and 4 at the Vanastra Recreation Centre.
There are 16 teams registered for the tour-
nament. Games will start Thursday night
with two being played then and two on Fri-
day night. Games continue on Saturday and
Sunday until 4 pin. The Lioness Club will
have a food booth at this tournament.
Vanastra Public School
The open house at the Vanastra Public
School un September 24 was a great success.
A good turnout of parents and students
visited the school to meet teachers and view
the students' work.
Also last Thursday the peer tutors from
the high school visited for the first time this
year There are 28 tutors this year. who will
work on a one to one basis with the students.
Not only do the tutors help with school work.
but also become fast friends with the
children
The soccer team travelled to Huron
Centennial School today to take part in a
tournament with other Huron County
Marshall of the Goderich
hment is visiting the school
ear to present the V.I.P. pro -
o the Grade 5 and 6 classes. V.I.P.
stands for Values Influence of Peers.
Mr. Norm Saxon will be visiting the school
on Tuesdays this year to teach computer. He
started with Grades 1 and 2 this week. He
will spend a couple of months with them,
then move on to the higher grades.
Vanastra Christian Church
The Vanastra ('ommunity Christian
Reformed Church held registration for
'•Come Alive" on September 22. Come Alive
is for boys and girls ages five to 12 years.
This group meets every Tuesday night at 7
p m.
Vanastra Lioness Club
The Vanastra Lioness Club will hold their
dinner meeting on October 7 with the Lions
Club. Governor .John Brash will visit the
Lions Club that night.
The Lioness Christmas Bazaar will be
held on November 21 at the Vanastra
Recreation ('.entre from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
There are still tables for rent. Please call
482-7700 or 482-9435 for more information.
The club is also holding a raffle on a cor-
nflower afghan. Tickets are available from
any club member or at the Vanastra Fac-
tory Outlet.
October 22, the club is inviting all the
ladies of the community to a social tea. This
will be a good chance for the new people in
the community to meet their neighbours.
Larks lead ladies' league ...
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Christine Kennedy with 207 and 277, Marj
McNall with 213. Kathy Wammes with 210,
Dorothy Carter with 2.56 and Reta Kellam!
with 200
l,ondeshoro Men
Lear .Jets
Model A's
Pontiacs
Caddies
.Jeeps
New Yorkers
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During the September 24 session of bowl-
ing Gord Shobbrook had the high single
with 317 and the high triple at 692 while Bill
Roy had the high average of 233.
Wednesday Night Mixed
Number 6 i
Hits and Misses 7
Number 2 5
The Aces 5
Number 1 2
The Corner Pins 2
Foul Ups 0
Number 5 0
Dorothy Airdrie had the high single for
the women on September 23 with 253, while
Cathy Boon had the high triple at 616 and
a Connie De.Jong had the high average of
217, For the men i,arry Gibbings had the
high single of 335. while Steve Gibbings
had the high triple and high average with
scores of 735 and 209 respectively.
Thursday Night Mixed
Just For Fun 19
(Gammas and Grampas 14
Wagon Masters 13
Beginner s Luck 12
('nrmiers Crushers 10
Rest in Town 6
Whiners 5
The Apple Gang 5
Francyna Cormier had a good night of
howling on September 24 as she had the
high single for the ladies with 249 as well as
the high triple at 634. Nancy Atkinson had
the high average of 190. For the men Doug
Buchanan was the top bowler with the high
single of 326, the high triple at 796 and the
high average of 231.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Jenny's ,Jewels
Stien's Sapphires
Ann's Amethysts
Marion's Diamonds
Freda 's
Rose's Rubies
Ann de Weerd was the top howler for the
ladies on September 28 with the high single
of 222, the high triple at 629 and the high
average of 191. in the men's division Angus
Hummel had the high single with 256 while
.Jack Snieder had the high triple at 673 and
Angus Hummel had the high average of
210
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Those howlers who rolled games over
200 included: Ann de Weerd, 222; Stien de
Weerd, 206; Marion van Wyk, 201: Ro-
mayne McClinchey. 200; Hilda Veenstra.
261: Angus Hummel. 256: .lack Snieder,
237. 223. 213; Heny Hummel, 230, 202:
Gerrit Raidt, 220; Tony Fidom 219;
Clarence Roorda, 214; Raymond Riley.
201: Ralph Postma, 216. 200.
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