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Clinton News-Record, 1974-03-28, Page 1001-0101`1 NFWg,IWOR 1,, THURSDAY- MARCH 29- iBIA-0.- NismitainitillemilMINIMMIIIMISIOMIWOmagoememosoomagor • ANNUAL METING OF FEDERAL HURON PROGRESSIVE Conservative Association FRIDATEVENING, MARCH 29/74 CLINTON LEGION HALL GUEST SPEAKER - ALF HALES MP. A solid investment in your future There's never been a better quality engineered, beautiful- time to invest in a. home and ly crafted homes priced to your Halliday Homes Dealer meet your family and budget can Show you why. He has a requirements. selection of more than 100 HALLWAY HOMES LTD. rfiip I have enclosed $1.00 for your home catalogue and/or $.50 for your cottage catalogue. NAME ADDRESS PHONE I own a lot D Yes '•1:1 No Delbar Investments of Goderich Ltd. 36A East Street, Goderich' (519) 524-2332 Malvin Monier needy scores on his shot during a gams last Saturday nigM In Clinton when the local bantams thumped the Mount Forest team 10-3 in a WOAA playoff game. The puck Is deflected off the goalie's 'kat*. (News-Record photo) PROGRESS IN '7 4 OUR GOAL FOR CLINTON AND DISTRICT THIS YEAR $35oo FI NCER with a cheek-up and a cheque CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY CLINTON BRANCH CANVASS STARTS APRIL 1st WITH A CHOICE OF SO MANY HERBICIDES, HOW AM I TO KNOW WHICH ONE TO USE ON MY CORN? THAT GREEN FOXTAIL PICTURE SURE REMINDS ME OF MY SOUTH FIELDS. IT SAYS HERE THAT WHERE EARLY GERMINATING ANNUAL GRASSES ARE THE PROBLEM, YOU SHOULD USE EKKO® THIS WEED PRESCRIPTION FOLDER FROM CIBA-GEIGY HELPED ME! BUT IF YOU USE EKKO YOU'VE GOT TO GROW CORN AGAIN NEXT YEAR. THAT'S O.K. THOSE SOUTH FIELDS ARE IN CONTINUOUS CORN ANYWAY. IT SHOWS THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF,WEEDS THAT OCCUR AS YOU, USE CHEMICAL CONTROLS YEAR AFTER YEAR. THANKS FOR THE TIP ABOUT EKKO. IT SURE TOOK OUT THE GREEN FOXTAIL AND' i DIDN'T HAVE THE BOTHER OF MIXING TWO HERBICIDES TO CONTROL BROADLEAF WEEDS AND GRASSES! BALL:RMACAULAY BUILDING CENTRE Poi-0410k Loose Insulation For Pouring or Blowing (15 lb. bag. covers 20 sq. feet, 4" thick) REMEMBER Cash Sales earn you a 5% discount per bag BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED CLINTON - 482 ,9514 HENSALL- 262 2713 SEAPORTH 527-0010 MILTON J. DIETZ LTD, FEED DEALER RR 4 SEAFORTH 524-0608 SPRATEK CLINTON 482.7220 MITCHELL 348-8218 Burkholder had both the high triple of 568 and the high average of 192. Martin Van NinHuys had the men's high single of 311 and the high triple of 693, while Mike Stinnissen had the high average of 205. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies League, the Busty Beauties are out in front. with 64 points, followed by, the Slow Pokes with 59,'the Six Pin Pals with 52, the Teetotalers with 51, the Happy Hookers with 47, the Alley Cats with 45, the Boo- Boos with 44 and the Swinging Mamas with 38. Edna Atkin- son had both the ladies' high . • single of 274 and the high triple of t80,while Mary Davey had the high average of 222. At least seven teams have an excellent chance of finishing first in the Crown Junior League. This week, the Super Strikers are the front runners with 87 points, but they are followed closely by the Alley Crackers with 86, the Corner Pins •with , 85, the Aristocats and the Head Pins ' with 82 each, the Strike Outs with 81 and the Alley Cats with 80, Next come the Spares with 73, the Weeping Willows and the Rolling Pins with 71 each and the Tigers and the Pin Spots are tied with 69 each. Patty, Stanley had both the girls' high single of 225 and the high double of 360. Rick Forbes had both the boys' high single of 259 and the high double 468. In the Londesboro Ladies' League, the Knock Outs have a commanding lead with a 120 REAL ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENT JOHN DUDDY Mr. Don Hoist, President of Don Hoist Real Estate Ltd., Realtors, is pleased to an- neunce the appointment of Mr. John Duddy, 5 Toronto Blvd., Venastre, Clinton, Ont. to his Sides Staff. John Is a graduate of the Ontario Real Estate Ausocistitint Real Eitel* Course, and is qualified In all aspects of Real Eliot*. John hits lived In the area for some time, and le lOoking forward to serving everyone. If you are btfying Or selling Real Estate, call him today, Clinton • MI2- 6652 DON 110LST REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTORS 4112-6652 4182-6462 nor soccer to start soon Three teams are fighting for the first place in the Crown Teen League in bowling action this week. The Blue Moons currently are the leaders, but are followed closely by the Corixas with 118 and the Starlost with 117. Next come the Torques with 109, the Whipper Snappers with 99, and a three way tie for sixth spot with Deb's Drunks, the Smiles and Chuckles and the Pinfall Killers with 98 each. Deb Johnston had both the ladies' high single of 255 and the high triple of 664, Rob MacAuley had both the men's high single of 287 and the high triple of 718. It's all over in the Tucker- smith Mixed League with Angus'. Anglers taking home the honors with 99 points, one point ahead of Tony's Sharks with 98. Next come Bob's Barracudas with 91, John's Joyfish with 73, Mel's Minnows with 62 and Dave's Darters with 60. Winnie Van DenDool and Robert Heard, with assist going to Jones, Heard, Paul Wise and Steve Campbell. Clinton beat St. Marys 3-1 in the second game with Wheeler, Jones and Heard scoring for Clinton, while Peter Thompson and Heard each picked up assists. In the third game for the "B" consolation title, Clinton shut- out Seaforth 4-0 on goals from Wise and Heard with two apiece and assists going to Dan Proctor with two and singles going to Heard and McMahon. Derik Devok and Dave Bird had the ladies' high single of 285 and Judy Layton had the high triple of 651. Angus Hum- mel had both the men's high single of 260. and the high triple Of 694. In the Bayfield Bowling League, the Dillies are in front of the pack with 119 points, followed by the All Stars with 115, the Bombers with 101 and the Miracles with 85. Corrie Koene had both the ladies' high single of 266 and the high triple of 632, while Madelon Mcllwain had the high average of 199, Bill Talbot had both the men's high single of 275 and the high triple of 666, while Joe Koene had the high average of 203. The Ferratics show no signs of giving up their lead in the Wil-Dex League as they lead the way with 115 points, followed by the Chipbreakers with 102, the PreciSions with 90 and the Diamonds with 88. Marg Woollett had the ladies' high single of 234, while Nellie BY PON ARMSTRONG Even though there's A half a foot of snow still on the *Nod, • the soccer season will be star- Ong very soon, so all boys and parents should be thinking now of the upcoming season, To start the season on the right foot, there will be a meeting of the Clinton Minor Soccer Association this coming Thursday April 4th at • the. Arena to .farm an executive for the-1874 season.to discuss fees, Saturday in Clinton, the ban- tams pounded Mount Forest 10-3 in the first game of their three game series, Ray Wheeler netted one goal and four assists, while Paul Galachiuk got two goals and one assist. Heard picked up one goal and two assists, Marvin Merner got one goal and one assist, Thompson got 'two goals and two assists, while McMahon got two goals, and Jones scored a single. Single assists went to Richard Carter, Proctor, Taylor, Campbell, and Bill Roy. point collection, followed at a distance. by the Head Hunters with 100, the Dead Beats with 79 and the Hopefuls with 65. Marjorie McNeil and Dorothy Airdrie tied for the ladies' high single with 275 each, while Marjorie had the high triple of 665 and Dorothy had the high average of 197. The Dead Beaters have .a slim one point lead in the Clin-,-;• ton Mixed League with 113 points, and are followed closely by the Odds-N-Ends with. 112. Next come the Cloud "9" with 106, the Dumbells with 94, the Lonely Rangers with 81, Black's Spots with 77, the Cor- ner Pins with 65, and the Drib- blers with 63. Sheila Keys had the women's high single of 267, Barb Van Demme had the high triple of 703 and ValMarriage had the high average of 213. Don Switzer had both the men's high single of 255 and the high average of 220, while Joe Atkinson had the high triple of 686. a lhs:atarae4inS.t.4. r:.:iipeciaat:44'May 18th, so there's no time to lose. Registration must be. completed by yLtt -year,,Prll27, the first year, over 700 boys between the ages of eight And sixteen years par- ticipated in minor soccer in Huron County, with over 100 alone registered in. Clinton, Hopefully, many of the growing pains of the executive have been overcome and many both teams• was outstanding. John Lawson, the convener of the Atom League presented crests to both teams. A big vote of thanks goes out to all the coaches and helpers, mainly: Terry Taylor, Dennis' R.E. McKinley, MP for Huron made a pitch to the • government last Thursday to use facilities of the former ar- med forces base at•Clinton for training Canadian Olympic athletes. He based his request on a recent statement'by Health and Welfare Minister Marc Lalonde 'that a national multisport Tourney set The second annual Clinton Girls' Hockey Tournament will be held this weekend, beginning Friday afternoon, in the Clin- ton arena. About ten teams have en- tered the tournament which will continue into Saturday af- ternoon and possibly Sunday night... officials feel that an increase of .100 per cent in participation May be e.XPeeted- liut to ensure that all the boys get equal attention and to make the Minor Soccer Association operate suc- cessfully, more .adult help is necessary. All those •parents, or Any other adult for that matter, who are interested in the soccer program should come to the meeting next Thursday April 4 at 7:30 p.m. Jewitt, Ken Stephenson and Don Lobb, Special credit to Doug Faw,cett and his other high school friends who helped drill the boys at practice on Friday evenings during the season. training camp may be established before the end of the year. Outside the Commons, Mr. McKinley pointed out that the Clinton base has all the facilities needed for such a ven- ture ,and that they are not now being used. There is an arena, a track and field facility, a swimming pool, a gymnasium and dor- mitory facilities to house the athletes. The pool is not Olym- pic sized. In the Commons, he' pointed out that when the decision to close Clinton as a forces base was made, the prime minister suggested federal assistance would be considered to help, phase out any base but up to now, none has been forth- coming, shared the shut-out. Kincardine bested Clinton 5-1 in the fourth game with Wise scoring unassisted , Clinton downed Dresden 3-1 in the fifth game, a "C" championship game. Goal scorers were Jones, Allan Taylor and Wheeler. They had help from Heard, who picked up two assists. In the sixth game, a "C" Playoff against Forest, 'Clinton was nipped 3-2, with goals going to Taylor, unassisted and Heard from Brian Trewartha. In WOAA playoffs last The Clinton Fish and Game Bantams came close to winning the "C" championship at a Bantam Tournament in Harriston last week, but were beaten by Forest 3-2 in the , championship game. Clinton ! won three and lost three in the j tournament. . In the. first game, against Alliston of the "B" class, Clin- ton lost on shots on goal in 1 overtime after the score was I tied up 4-4 after regulation time. Netting the twine for Clinton were Ray Wheeler, John McMahon, Steve Jones In the final game of the Atom House League Playoffs, The Blues played the, Canadians in what turned out ,„ to be the best game of the series. After regulation time, the teams were tied at one apiece, A 15 minute overtime period was played and the Blued Darrell Postill scored the tie breaker, The other Blues' goal was by Roy Brown. The Canadians' goal was by Jeff Biggin. The goaltending of Bantams split in Harriston tourney Tight race in Crown Teen Bowling League Atom House League finishes season Training site proposed Ekko is a registered trademark of CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD, AVAILABLE AT THESE AREA DEALERS 6331 W.G. THOMPSON LTD. HENSALL 282-2521 GEO WRAITH LTD. RR 2 GODERICH 524-6511