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Page 2A—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1987
The rain held off long enough on November 4 for the annual cross
country meet at Hullett Central Public School to be run. Here, the
12 year old girls take off for their race. Students from nine schools
participated in the event. They were from Seaforth Public, Huron
Centennial Public School, Blyth Public, Clinton Public, Clinton and
District Christian School, Walton, Vanastra, St. Joseph's Separate
School, and home team, Hullett. The home team were the winners
of the meet, and Huron Centennial came in second. (David Emslie
photo)
Midgets remain undefeated this season
The Midget team from Clinton is off to a
great start this season, posting five wins
and two ties in their first seven games.
Their roster has expanded this year
from around 14 players last year to 19.
The league they play in has also expand-
ed. Although the team from Arthur drop-
ped out this year, teams from Brussels,
Zurich and Blyth have been added. Added
to the teams from Seaforth, Mitchell and
Milverton, Clinton is now playing in a
seven team league.
After going a little over .500 last season,
the Midgets remain undefeated after over
a quarter of the 24 game schedule has
passed:
They started off the season on October 19
with a 5-2 win over Blyth at home. The next
day, they travelled to Seaforth, where they
won 6-4.
Their winning streak continued on Oc-
tober 25 when they travelled to Hensall and
beat the Zurich team 4-3. On October 26,
though, they had to settle for a 4-4 tie when
Seaforth was in town.
It was back to the winning side on Oc-
tober 28 when the Midgets defeated the
home team Blyth 6-1.
A 2-2 tie was the result of a home game
against Mitchell on November 2, and later
that week they defeated Zurich, in Zurich,
10-7.
Every Waver on the team has been con -
Weight training
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tremendous amounts of weights, who want
to push themselves to the limits of peak ex-
haustion and sheer endurance.
Mr. Duguay proposed in his weight train-
ing program, "There's no need to be a hero
with weights. The objective is not to lift as
much as possible. The object is to get in
shape. If you're training for fitness purposes
you don't have to lift 200 pounds. Twenty or
30 pounds will do the job."
tributing to the team's win. Their statistics
are as follows:
Player name
Jeff Jewitt
Mike Ladd
Scott Brown
Steve Vandendool
Norris Flynn
Jamie Gibbings
Jason Cox
Ian Koetsier
Chris White
Jason McLean
Paul Wright
Mike Corrie
Rick Lobb
David Jones
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is fitness for the masses
Still, it is the ability to lift hundreds of
pounds of iron weights with one's -bare
hands that is part of the attraction in weight
training programs. It may sound impossi-
ble. It may sound gruelling. It is not.
"Some 3,000 to 5,000 pounds is the average
amount that you push on a bench press work
out. It's staggering the amount of weight
you can press in one day," Mr. Duguay told
the clinic participants.
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3
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2
2
1
1
0
0
1
And so, when the eight hour weight train-
ing clinic ended, some 14 people headed
home from the Vanastra Recreation Centre
with a new concept in fitness training. They
were tired, and their muscles ached, but
they had a new, strange sense of satisfaction
in knowing that they had lifted well upwards
of 1,000 to 2,000 pounds each.
They had met, overcome and, made
friends with the illusive Universal Gym.
Lears jet into first
Londesboro Men
Lear Jets 44
Jeeps 38
Model A's 28
Caddies 26
Pontiacs 16
New Yorkers 16
On November 5 Bruce Roy had the high
single with 299, while Bill Roy had both the
high triple and the high average with
scores of 682 and 221 respectively.
Thursday Night Mixed
Cormiers Crushers 38
Just For Fun 36
Wagon Masters 32
Grammas and Grampas 32
Whiners 27
Best In Town 22
The Apple Gang 19
Beginners Luck 18
Nancy Atkinson was the top bowler for
the ladies on October 29 with the high
single of 265, the high triple at 642 and the
high average of 198. For the men, Terry
Dale had the high single with 348 as well as
the high triple at 744, while Doug
Buchanan had the high average of 228.
Tuckersmith Mixed
Jenny's Jewels 44
Rose's Rubies 43
Freda's Pearls 40.5
Marion's Diamonds 40
Ann's Amethyst 36.5
Stien's Sapphires 36
Joanne de Weerd had the high single for
the ladies on November 2 with a score of
249, while Freda Buffinga had the high tri-
ple at 623, and Stien de Weerd had the high
average of 185. Henry Hummel had the
high single for the men with 205, as well as
the high triple at 577, while Angus Hummel
had the high average of 207.
Those bowlers who rolled games over
200 included: Henry Hummel, 205; Ralph
Postma, 209; JoAnn de Weerd, 249, 206;
Stien de Weerd, 243, 206; Freda Buffinga,
226, 211; Tina van Dyke, 243; Rita van
Dyke, 230; Marion van Wyk, 223; Rose
Hummel, 210; Marion Snieder, 209; Ro-
mayne McClinchey, 208; MaryAnn Neutel,
204.
Wednesday Night Mixed
Hits and Misses 26
Ball Jams 25
Holy Rollers 24
Gutter Dusters 22
Foul Ups 21
Corner Pins 20
Lucky Strikes 16
Aces 14
On October 28 Flo Cartwright had the
high single for the ladies with 257, as well
as the high triple at 682, while Dorothy Air-
drie had the high average of 193. John
Smith had both the high single and the high
triple for the men with scores of 304 and 727
respectively, while Steve Gibbings had the
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Tuesday Afternoon Ladies
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Helen Faber had the high single for the
ladies on November 3 with a score of 243,
as well as the high average of 198, while
Joyce Van Riesen had the high triple at
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Bowling games over 200 were: Tudy
Wilson, 207, 222; Iva Reid, 209, 222;
Ceacilia Edgar, 216; Roberta Plumsteel,
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Cathy Mustard, 230; Sheila Keys, 231;
Joyce Van Riesen, 234; Helen Faber, 243.
Clinton and Area Ladies
Win, Lose or Draw 35
High Rollers . 30
Classic Concentration 28
Fandango 27
On November 5 Irene Thalen had the
high single for the ladies with 309, while
Cathy Connolly had the high triple at 741,
and Karen Pounder had the high average
of 224. The 50-50 draw was won by Karen
'Armstrong, and the hidden score winner
was Kaye Harris.
Those ladies who bowled games over 200
included: Cathy Connolly, 274, 293; Kathy
Black, 205; Kittie MacGregor, 219; Barb
Dale, 218; Irene Thalen, 309; Nancy Sue
Swan, 221; Blanche Mussche, 218; Karen
Pounder, 202, 202, 217; Edna Atkinson, 209;
Diane VanDereijk, 202.
Londesboro and Area Ladies
The Blue Jays 43
The Loonies 33
The Dodos 31
The Hummingbirds 31
The Cuckoo Birds 28
The Orioles 23
On November 3 Dorothy Airdrie had the
high single for the ladies with 223 and the
high triple at 574, while Helen Hutchings
had the high average of 204. In the runner-
up spots Marj McNall had the high single
with 219, while Rita Verburg had the high
triple at 557 and Dorothy Airdrie had the
high average of 194. Dorothy Salverda was
the most improved bowler with plus 14,
and Dorie Blake was the runner-up with
plus 13.
Bowling games over 200 were: Dorothy
Airdrie, 223; Penny McLarty, 201; Janet
Taylor, 200; Colleen Maloney, 201; Marj
McNall, 219; Reta Kelland, 209; Gerry
Dale, 215.
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