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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-22, Page 18
T a maw: n' uLh n �l �f��V7; 4�t�: mU �sai `mV i:.a.AiN.gP Imu w Bob Riehl and Joe Jonkowskl won the men's double badminton division at Kincardine's • Sportsfest last weekend. Earlier in the day, Bob won the men's singles. • Men's fastball playoff standings MEN'S FASTBALL LEAGUE TOP 10 BATTERS IN PLAYOFFS AND SCHEDULED GAMES AB H BA Steve Cook (Lawries) 55 25 .455 Frazer Abbott (Workman) • 56 25 .446 Dave Bartliff (Merners) 54 23 .426 Doug Riehl (Merners) 50 21 .420 Wayne Andrews (Workman) 70 28 .400 Bev Bromley (La . 75 29 .387 Don Hoytema (N'M i' " 72 27 .3'5 Ken Daer (Merners) 51 19 .373 Paul Priestap (Merners) , 54 20 .370 Don Freeman (Workman) '65. 24 .369 TOP 10 BATTERS IN PLAYOFFS ONLY AB H BA Steve Cook (Lawries) 4 3 .750 Paul Priestap (Merners) 8 5 .625 Don MacDonald (Teachers) 14 8 .571 BEST RATES GUARANTEED TO $60,000. 1234 % 1 3% 1 YEAR 5 YEARS No Fees - Rates Sub ect To Chan e Contact ABC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST., GODERICH CALL 524-2773 (Collect) Huron -Perth Catholic School Board STUDENT REGISTRATION KINDERGARTEN -GRADE 8 Parents of Catholic school age children who are new to the area may register their children on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1984 8:45 AM -4:30 PM at the closest local school. Kindergarten children need to be 5i. years of age on or before December 31, 1984. Please bring proof of age (Birth Certificate and Baptismal Certificate). In accordance with new legislation, proof of immunization is also required before children may attend school, School will begin on Tuesday, September 4, 1984, and the first day of attendance for Kindergarten pupils will be Wednesday, September 5, 1984, RONALD M. MURRAY, Chairman of the 5oard -WILLIAM ECKERT, Dire,.ctor of Education Bev Bromley (Lawries) ' " 4 2 .500 Wayne Andrews (Workman) . 9 4 .444 Chris Middleton (Merners 7 ' 3 .429 Ralph Ridder (Norholme) 7 3 .429 Murray Taylor (Workman) 7 -3 .429 Mark Schoehl (Norholme) 12 5 .417 Len Van Wonder (Norhohmes) ' 10 4 .400 LAST•WEEK'S PLAYOFF SCORES • Aug l5 - ' Workman 6 Teachers 10 Norholme 3 Merners4 Aug 20 - Norholrne 4 Merners 3' Teachers 6 Lawries.4 UPCOMING PLAYOFF GAMES Wed. Aug. 22 - 8 p.m. Lawries vs Teachers 9:45 Merners vs Norholme Mon. Aug: 27 - 8:00 ? playoffs olts For .the first time in 10 yea Flemings take a5 -O lead- Clinton Colts failed to make the to six in the • The Colts only run came on a two out Erovirice:by losing two straight games to the homer .by Greg Burns in the ninth. Burns xeter Seniors, It was the Thorndale Angels had two of the Colts five hits in the game. back in 1974 who eliminated the Colts, also In game two things didn't turn out much in two straight' Ames. better for the Colts as they came out on tile Run production and errors plagued the short end of a 7-4 score. Dan Colquhoun went Colts in both games as Exeter defeated the distance for the Colts allowing two earn - their' 5-1 in game one and 7.4 in game two. Of ed runs on six hits, two base on balls and six the 12 runs Exeter scored, only four were strikeouts. earned. Three singles and a Colt error accounted for Exeter's 3-0 lead after two innings, In game one, Clinton pitcher Casey . Clinton came back with a pair of runs in Wildgen made his first appearance for the the third and two more in the fifth for a 4-3 Colts and took the loss going eight innings sa lead. In the third Don MacDonald reached and allowing only two earned runs on- five on an error by the shortstop Hunt, and hits, two walks. He struck out seven. ' ' scored on Dan Colquhoun's double to right Exeter opened the scoring -in the fourth°c'on one out later. a Colt error? a single and a sacrifice fly. Hans Leppington hit a single to right field They made it 3-0 in the sixth when Parsons scoring Colquhoun. Del Mitchelmore led off led off with a base on balls and was followed ;, the fourth with a walk by the Exeter pitcher, by a Dave Hunt home run. fanned the next three Colts in order. After Casey struck out two batters to open Colquhoun, not to be outdone, struck out the seventh, the Colts made a pair of errors ' the next three he faced in the fifth. followed by a single to score two more and Don MacDonald led off the fifth with ayoffs ans Of sl . ed nd stole euond. advanced nun then to thank their Spon o J'lemings Feed Mill single alidstole second. ecwi d Dscored a wild and their few f, another if not sac- pitch. um pitch. A second l pitchMac- - cessful at least fun year. , Donald and advanced Colquhoun to third. Butch Fleet walked and Hans Leppington Colts FioetStallding! gave the Colts their only lead,on a fielders ..AB RBI AVE' OBP Choice, scoring Colquhoun. Don MacDonald 83 13 422 606 Exeter scored two more unearned runs in Dan Colquhoun 72 17 395 595 ''the sixth and two in the ninth for a 7-4 lead. Del Mitchelmore 56 6 375- 569 In the Colt half of the ninth Don Mac- Hans Leppipgton - 55 15 Donald led off with a walk. Dan Colquhoun Andy Flowers 30 7 hit into a 6-4 fielders choice followed by Casey Wildgen . 3 - Fleetwho did the same. Greg Burns 78 14 l Mark Robinet 77 17 /With both MacDonald and Colquhoun out Butch Fleet 15 - and Leet on first, Hans Leppington hit a Bill Tu ell 49' 8 double o field, putting runners on first . Mike Chisholm , I9 1 and third with out. Greg Burns. walked Dave Bartliff 64 13 to load the bases and Del Mitchelmore, with Brent Dow 47 8 a full count, hit a long line drive to deep cen- John Hart 31 4 tre to end the game. Cal Fremlin 19 3 Del's bit down either line may have been Mike Williscraft 19. 1 out but it wasn't to beand the Colts are Ian Peck 20 1 history for another. year, Randy Keys 16 1 Cnit management and olavers wnnlil like Scott MacDonald 6 - 364 421 333' 540 333 333 295 489 273. 422 267. 667 285 541 263' 542 234 405 213 280 161 172 158 348 105 190 100 -190 000. 292 000 285 Clinton Arena schedule meeting to be heicl'Wednesday Attention Clinton and area residents! The Recreation Office has been temporarily located in the basement of the Clinton Public Library. The office will be at this location until the Town Hall Offices are completed. The new phone number is 482- 3398. Arena Schedule Meeting An important Arena Schedule meeting will be held Wednesday, August 29, 7 p.m. at the Clinton Public School. Should your organization be wanting use of the Clinton Arena during the 1984/85 season, plan to have a representative at this meeting. Any individuals or groups wanting to start new programs 'must contact the Recreation Director at 482-3398, prior to the meeting. Canada's Wonderland Trip The Clinton Summer Playground pro- gram is staging a Canada's Wonderland Trip on Wednesday, August 29. This trip is open to people of all ages. Details are available by contacting Peggy Jones or anv member of the Summer Program Staff at 482-7731. A reminder to all, bus seating is limited. Register today. Fit Five News Congratulations to the following in- dividuals for successfully participating in the Fit Five Program: Gwen Johnston, level one and Don Shropshall, level three. Fit Five level one forms are available at the following locations McLeans, Arena, Pool, Town Office, Recreation Office, News - Record. Fall Program Plans are in_ the making for the Clinton Fall Recreation Guide. Should you have any suggestions, or ideas for recreation pro- grams arid activities please contact the. Recreation Director at 482-3398. To date, programs will be as follows learn -to -skate, afternoon and evening Trim -A -Size, Youth Gymnastics, Badminton, Volleyball, Music Lessons, First Aid, Youth Theatre Events, Monday Films, and more! Arena News The Clinton Arena should be opening in mid-September (September 17). A Clinton Arena schedule and Special -Event schedule will be advertised in this newspaper. Make sure you receive your copy. Swim Congratulations C ton H2O Ratz on an impressive swimming season. Your fine ef- forts and hard work have provided Clinton with a winning team. Weather prevents golfers from finishing nine holes The Vanastra Curling Club held their annual two -ball golf tournament last Saturday. The thunderstorm dampened the course, but not the golfer's spirits as they played on despite the weather., Afterwards everyone went back to the club for a corn roast and pot luck supper. The trophy winners were Isobel Theedom and Gary MacKay. Their score was averaged out to 49 after seven holes. Second place was won by Bill Munn and Scott Townsend with an average score of 54. Third place finishers, Faye Mackay and Russ Faber were the lone top finishers who completed nine holes. Their score was 55. Other winnners include: osemary and Ron Sellars, Murray and Ann Adams, John and Gail Brownridge, Len Pheedom, Phyllis and Keith Tyndall, Alex and Murray Townsend, Marlene and Murray Forbes, Claire Cox, Shirley Byers, Barb and George Picot, Marlene Munn, Darryl and Dave Hemmingway and Percy and Mary Brown. Co -Ed Three Pitch Tourney Attentionsetail fans! The Clinto Com- "'Miifiity Reo1 " it1 irS ff have -corgi edl•a . recreational co-ed three .pitchsoftball tourney for Saturday, August 25. Seven local .t teams will be participating in this. unique softball tourney. Games will be staged at . the Clinton Public School and the Clinton Community Park. Come on out and support these world class athletes in this day of fun and baseball antics. - ' To Greg Crawford R.R. No. 2 Clinton Julie Cook R.R. No. 1.Clinton Angela Murray'cnnton Denise Gross Londesboro Michael Carter canton Karla Boland Clinton Colleen Renkema tt ndesboro On August 22 August 22 August 25 August 27 August 28 August 28 August 28 The Body Puzzle ■■■11 S,©■©11u■ ■AtRill111111111k■ ., n`� ■ ■■Ia■�■ i ©1111■ iiia■■t�(i7■■■ Eng' ■ E■ imi■■■r 1111111111 11111F111■ !Aglaia 11%.11 `■ g 1 , 11111111111' Nair Iiia■•■■ ■�u't�e li■i■ ■ I 11` �'11 a■■ 111111111161 ...._ ■, 4111111111111, II ■� ■ ii1�■ 11011111_1 J■■®■ ■ ®1111■...,. t. g11111111 Clues Down L They hear 2. A bone"T'eRveet knee and ankle • 3. What you bleed 4. Opposite of life 5. They chew 7. Extra parts are - 9. Where a finger bends 13. Opposite of stop 15. Where elbows bend 16. Opposite of old 17.. The smallest thing in a body 19. Where legs join the torso 21. inside of a hand 23. A brown Skin spot 25. Where food enters the body 28. They're on heads 28, ft's below an eye 29. Run on them 32: ;Skeletons are made of - 34. A loud noise Across 1. Your peepers 3. This puzzle is about than 6. The back of a foot 7. Bottom of a foot a. It covers your body 10. Another word' for sulk 11. The state of the body 12. Smoking hurts them 14. Little piggies 16. They hold heads u 18. Eye -- 19. it pumps blood 20. Sometimes you bite it 22. Another word for gasp 24. Opposite of bumpy .27. Attached to shoulder 28. Opposlfe of neglect 30. Where ribs are 31. A bone in the chtst 33. At the end of arms 35. Where legs bend 36. it' sniffs BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OPTOMETRY R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST Tho Square, GODERICH 524-7661 JOHN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Monday, Tuesday, Thuradoy, Friday •:I0-5:30 Saturday 1:114-12:110 noon Closed Wednesdays BY APPOINTMENT Free parking on premises ELECTRIC ase s '�t ostcer. .00 •ECONOMY •QUALITY *SERVICE "BID IoM or smell, we 482-7374 1�� CLINTON OR CALL 1415-265-8255 ASK FOR PAGER NO. REPAIR Clinton Electric 0 White -Westinghouse iizrt.perint Appliances Sales and Service APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 0 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 INSURANCE l GAISER-KNEALE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Insurance -Real Estate Investments Isaac St., Clinton Phone Office 482.1747 Lon Theedom 482-7114 Hal Hartley 482-3813 Bill Counter 482-3687 JOHN WISE INSURANCE BROKERS • LTD. General Insurance Guaranteed investments Clinton Office: 482-1644 Res.: 482-7265 ACCOUNTANT W.L. 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