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" PHONE 42 - - - - - CLINTON The store remains open Saturday evening until 10,30 p.m. I 711111111111111111111=11111111111111111.11MIMINIMIIMI CLINTON NEWS-RECORD -PAGE TEN THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 195' •••••••MMion•Nogo••*••••••ya.“•••• Colts Take Overtime Thriller from Centralia RCAF 6-5 ed two-thirds of their points in Clinton Fire Chief the last half. heading scorer for Clinton was Don Ladd (6) who was closely folloWed'"PY G. Tebbutt; A, Mit- chell and Tom Colquhoun each with five points to their credit, D. Aspinall, with ten points, was high scorer for the losers. Stratford Juniors: 3. Leslie (11); D. Odbert (1); K. Robb, L. Leeler, K, Lamont (2); B. Gajda; D. Aspinall (10); E. Douglas; J, Edwards. , Total-24. Clinton Juniors; K, Porter (1); J. Hartley (2); G, Tebbutt (5); J. Howes (2); K. Gibbings (3); A, Mitchell (5); R. Steepe; T. MacLean; D. Weymouth; T. Jen- kins (3); D, Ladd (6); T. Col- quhoun (5); R. Elliott (3); B. McKinley, Total 35. Stratford Seniors 35—C1intop 31 This was one of the closest games ever played in the CDCI gymnasium. It was -9-5 for Strat- ford at the end of the first quar- ter, 1443. for .Clinton at half time, 23-22 for Clinton at the three-quarter mark, and at the end of regulation time the score was tied 29-29. After three minutes of over- time play the score was Strat- ford 35—Clinton 31, Tilennon with nine points and Waddell with eight were the high scorers for Stratford, while J. Porter with 12 and J. Wilson with seven, were the high scorers for the losers. There was a total of 46 fouls called in the game, Stratford Seniors: Tilennon (9); K. Hoch (5); Browne (2); Wad- dell (8): Finch; Johnson .(3); Kay (4); Trow; Brothers (2); Ferguson; West; Goodall (1); Burt Gordon (1). Total-35. Clinton Seniors: J. Porter (12)1 H. Howes (2); S. Coleman; H. Oakes (2); R. Fines (5); C. Endiquer; C. Talbot; R. , Elliott (3); J. Wilson (7); T. Dunn. Total-31. 10.111....0.11.11111111M••••••• Clinton •Colts and Centralia RCAF staged a real hockey thril- ler in •Clinton Lions Arena Tues- day evening before .a huge crowd. Remarks heard during and after the game, were that it was one of the fastest games on Clinton ice for many a year. Centralia forced the game into overtime by scoring three goals in the third period with none being scored by the Colts, Colts led 4-1 at the end of the second period; 2-1 at the end of the first. Two of Centralia's third period goals were off the stick of Randy the Airmen's fast-skating centreman, who, incidentally was on the ice for most of the game. Clinton's top scorer for the night was the oldest man on the Colts' roster, Bob Draper, who scored three times and got an assist. Harry McEwan scored twice and had one assist. But the big goal of the game was• scored by Danny Colquhoun with eight minutes of the Overtime period gone, Incidentally, this was Colquhoun's first goal this season, Centralia RCAF: goal, Free- bairn; defence, Franklin, Vezina; centre, It, Ellis; wings, Rivoire, Embury; alternates — Cunning- ham, Diduck, Bird, Boucher, P. Ellis, Todd, Parker, Smith, Mayer.' trm••••••••••• Clinton Colts: goal, Tideswell; defence, Bartliff, Counter; centre, McEwan; wings, Draper, Edgar; alternates—Colquhoun, May, Wil- son, Strong; Carter, Hanly, Holmes. Referees—G. Muir and A. Hu- bert, Seaforth. First Period 1—Clinton, Draper (Edgar) 1.02 2—Clinton, Draper (McEwan) 10.10 3—Centralia, Todd, _15,40 Penalty: McBwan. Second Period 4—Clinton, Draper, 13,50 5—Clinton, McEwan (Counter, Draper) 19,15 Penalties: Bartliff (minor-and match misconduct) It. Ellis, Todd, P. Ellis, Third Period • 6—Centralia, R. Ellis (Embury) 2.02 7—Centralia, Diduck (Todd) 10.46 8—Centralia, R. Ellis, 14.04 Penalties: none. Overtime 9—Clinton, McEwan, 1.53 10—Centralia, Diduck, 3.27 11—Clinton, Colquhoun, 8,32. Penalty: P. Ellis. I eit.C.1 I (By Ken Ashton) CDCI Trims Seaforth In Three Matches Clinton DCI basketball teams played three scheduled HSSA basketball games in Seaforthon Thursday last, As it turned out, Clinton came out on top in all three games. Clinton Juniors 47—Seaforth 25 In the first half of the game the teams seemed to be evenly matched but Clinton's superior defensive ability showed itself in the second half. D. Ladd was high scorer for the winners with 18 points, fol- lowed by °John Hartley with eight. McMillan, with 19 points, was high scorer for Seaforth, Clinton Juniors: K. Porter; J. Hartley (8); G. Tebbutt (1); 3. Howes; A. Mitchell (6); D. Ladd (18); K. Gibbings (3); T. Mac- Lean; R. Elliott (7); T. Colqu- houn (1); It. Steepe; T. Jenkins (3); Total—(47). Seaforth Juniors: McMillan (19); Muir (2); Murray (2); Hick- nell (1); Oli*er; Horton; Pull- man; Hackwell (1); Knight; Total—(25). GUY/evil Girls 40—Seaforth The Clinton Girls showed the Seaforth Girls the correct way to play basketball as they de- feated Seaforth 40-9. M. Hunking was the high scor- er with 12 points for Clinton, fol- lowed closely by J. Castle with ten points. K. Keyes with four points was high scorer for the losers. Clinton Girls: J. Castle (10'; M. Hunking (12); L. Garon (6); B. Tait (8); K. Sharp; J. Haw- kins (4); D. Hunking; V. Lyon; J. McVittie; 0. Fangrad; B. Parke; M. Scribbins. Total-40. Seaforth Girls: K. Keyes (4); 0. Stevins (2); D. Lane; J.Wat- son (2); N. Spittal; D. Riehl; L. Johnson; H. Slavis; B. Boyd; C. Campbell. Total-8, Clinton Seniors 35—Seaforth 33 In a hard-fought contest, Clin- ton Seniors defeated Seaforth Seniors 35-33. It was nip-and- tuck all the way with both teams providing thrill after thrill for the excited crowd. Jack Porter with 15 pointi, was high scorer for Clinton, while Stewart with ten and Jacobi with eight, were the high scorers for Seafoith. Clinton Seniors: 5. Porter (15); K. Howes; G. Coleman; B. Fines (4); C. Talbot (3); M. Colquhoun (3); T. Dunn; J. Wilson (2); R. Elliott (3); H. Oakes (5). Total —35. Seaforth Seniors: Stewart (10); Jacobi (8); MacMillan (7); Du- charme (7); Rowland; Keyes (1); McLennan; Sills; Flannagan; Johnston. Total-33, Clinton Splits With Stratford Gagers Stratford Junior and Senior boys teams paid a visit to Clin- ton for exhibition games with CDCIC Junior and' Senior boys' teams on Friday last. As, a re- sult, thg Junior boys have one more win and the Senior boys one more loss this season. Clinton Juniors 35—Stratford 24 Stratford were not familiar with the Clinton gymnasium and as a result they took too long to unfrock themselves. They scor- .1,0•101MM•y..10M Three CDCI Teams Defeat Wingham The' HSSA schedule continued in the Clinton DCI gymnasium as Wingham and Clinton played three games. When it was all over Clinton had won all three by comfortable margins. Clinton Girls 30—Wingham 3 This game was Clinton's from the first, as the score would in- dicate. J. Castle with 12 points and M. Hunking with seven were the offensive stars; while D. Bunking and B. Parke starred on the defence for Clinton. P. Brophy with two pdints was high scorer for Wingham. Clinton Girls: J. Castle (12); L. Garon (5); J. Hawkins; P. Mack; B. Tait (6); M. Hunking (7); D. Bunking; 0. Fangrad; M. Scribbins; B. Parke; J. M. Snell; V. Lyon. Total-30. Wingham Girls: J. Bain; P. Brophy (2); H. Thompson; S. Templeman; H. -Nicholson; 3. Hobden (1); W. Showers; 3. Mac- Donald; H. McLean; E. Keith, Total-3. Clinton Juniors 42—Wingham 7 This game was closely contest- ed though Clinton had much the edge in the scoring. Wingham never gave up, however, which made the game more interesting. Three Clinton played played good games. J. Hartley scored 16 points and stole the ball time after time from Wingham players. A. Mit- chell scored six points and also starred on defence. K. Gibbings with seven points starred on both defence and offence. Campbell with three points starred for Wingham along •with K. Gregg. Clinton Juniors: K. Porter (2); J. Hartley (16); G. Tebbutt (4); fourth terni.0 with F. M, McEwan secretary- and Robert Draper, Lieutenant, Frank Dixon is Deputy Chief treasurer, and George Hanley, engineer. Total strength of the Brigade now stands at 20, it was revealed, 0 J. B. Rathwell Named Trustee Board Head (By our Bayfield correspondent) ?Me Village Trustee Board held its inaugural meeting- January.,21 when members were sworn in by Fred Watson, clerk of Stanley Township. J. B, Rathwell was appointed secretary and chairman. The following grants were Pas- sed: Bayfield Cemetery Board, $25; Bayfield Agricultural So:. ciety, $25; Bayfield Library Board, $50; Bayfield Fire Department, $250. I It was decided to ask for tend- ers for the caretaking of t h e Town Hall; also the position of village constable. Juniors Important On Fair Boards Blyth Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in the Orange Hall, Blyth, with a large attend- ance. The president, Gilbert Nethery, presided. I Tentative dates ,for the fair were set as Sept. 17 and 18. The meeting adjourned to be resum- ed February 2. IIENSALL SCORES 6-3 WIN OVER ST. MARYS TEAM Hensall made an early 3-0 lead stand. up at St. Marys Monday night to score a 6-5 InterMediate WOAA "A" win over the St. Marys hockey team. 0 HENSALL GETS 8-2 VICTORY OVER DASIIWOOD Hensel' defeated Dashwood 8-2 in a clean game of WOAA Int- ermediate "A" hockey, which saw only four penalties. Harrison scored three goals for the "hat trick"; %Sangster and Hildebrand scored two goals each and Knight one. For, the losers, J. Hayter and Willert were the marksmen. 3. Howes (1): A. Mitchell (6); D. Ladd; K. Gibbings (7); T. MacLean; Jenkins; R, Elliott; T. Colquhoun (6); R. Steepe. Total —42. Wingham Juniors: R. Campbell (3); K, Lancaster; K. Gregg (1); B. Murray; B. Irwin; B. Cathers (1); B. Laidlaw; Murray (2); B. Lott; B. Foster; 3. Horton; T. Arnold, Total-7. Clinton Seniors 49—Wingham 27 Clinton Seniors and Wingham Seniors battled all the way though the score would not in- dicate that. Both teams played well on both offence and defence. Clinton players starred through- out. J. Wilson, Clinton's starry guard, scored ten points and was a standout on defence. C. Talbot scored ten points and made in- numerable set-ups for his team- mates. J. Porter starred offen- sively with eleven points and played a great defensive game. Hanna and Saxton played good games for Wingham offensively and defensively. Clinton Senior Boys: H. Oakes (2); C. Endiquer, R. Carter (8): K. Howes (2); J. Porter (11); C. Talbot (10); M. Colquhoun; T. Dunn; J. Wilson (10); R. Elliott (2); R. Fines (4). Total-49. Wingham Senior Boys: Hanna (8); Stainton (1); Cameron (2); B. Meehan; D. Machan; Lane; Hobden; Brophy (1); Hall; Craw- ford; K. Saxton (12); Lancaster (3). Total-27, Clinton RCAF team showed plenty of fire and revealed good prospects for the play-off series ' with Kincardine next week, as they clicked to a 9-7 victory over the group-leading Wingham Mo- hawks in Clinton Lions Arena last night. The crowd was large and en- thusiastic, and all got their money's worth. The teams were tied 2-2 at the end of the first period, and Wingham led 4-3 at the end of Londesboro Lose To Lucknow,,10-8 (By jack Webster.) A crowd of half-frozen spec- tators watched Lucknow Sepoys come from behind in the third period to gain a 10-8 victory over the Londesboro B-A's in a clos- ely-contested hockey match play-i ed in Blyth arena Monday night. B-A's opened fire early in the game when Lee scored on an assist from Carter, Sepoys soon tied things up and from then on the game see-sawed back and forth with first one team being ahead and then the other. At one time the B-A's had a three-goal lead which they were unable to hold. Lee set the scoring 'pace for the B-A's, collecting five goals. Watson, Radford and Johnston collected the other three. Chis- holm and Chin each collected two for the opposition. Lucknow: goal, Tigert; defence, Hall, Johnston; centre, Chin; wings, Greer, E. Irwin; subs, J. Howald, H. Howald, A. Irwin, McLeod, Chisholm,,. Havers, Hac- Brown, Watson; centre, Lee; wings, Carter, Karnaghan; subs, Madill, Fairservice, Millar, Rad- ford, Wade, Johnston, Paterson, the second, but tile Airmen could: not be denied in the third stanza- as they swept in for no less than. six counters against three for Mohawks. Nursing a slim one-goal lead;. Jette put the game on ice for- RCAF with only 40 seconds still to play. It was his second goal: of the night. Webber notched Ee5) couple, ,and also had an assist,. and Quinn tallied a brace. Wilson tallied twice for the- visitors, while Pym and Temp. lemna each secured two assists, Wingham Mohawks: goal, Sang- ster; defence, Pym, Grebhardt;: centre, Lockridge; wings, English,. Crewson; alternates — Dewbury, Templeman, Brent, Hilbert, Wil- son, Stainton, Corbutt'.. ' Clinton RCAF: goal, Ray; de- fence, Webber, Wahnsley; centre,. Garrow; wings, Starcher, Jarvis;: alternates—Petrie, Quinn, Thomp- son, Skinner, Grant, Jette, Dollen. Referees — Gus Boussey an& Angus McLean, Seaforth. First Period 1—RCAF 2—RCAF 3—Wingham, Grebhardt (Brent), 4'--Wingham, Dewbury (Temp- leman) Penalties: none. Game One of Fastest Seen Here in Years Beautiful design; easy-to-clean, glist- ening porcelain finish. Enjoy the advantages of cooking 'with elec- tricity in hot weather — be com- fortable with a cosy coal or wood fire in cold weather. Dependable electric oven with automatic control. Four Speedmaster elements that lift up for easy cleaning. Coal or wood firebox with two cooking holes keeps the kitchen warm in winter and burns kitchen garbage at any time. SEE IT --- COMPARE, IT — µ AND YOU'LL CHOOSE COAL or WOOD and ELECTRIC RANGE COMBINATION for KITCHEN COMFORT Alt YEAR ROUND Price Complete: $342 SUTTER—PERDUE CROSLEY SHELVADOR again wins The Fashion Academy Gold Medal ihvard Grant VV, Rath Grant W, Rath was re-appoint- RCAF Scorei. Victory Meeting Monday evening, for his 0 Firo Department at the annual ver Wingham .7 ed Chief of Clinton Volunteer • Second Period 5—RCAF, Quinn (Petrie, Thom- pson) 6—Wingham, Crewson (Lock- ridge) 7--Wingham Penalty: Garrow. Third Period 8—Wingharn, Stainton (Pym) 9—RCAF, Jarvis (Webber) 10 —RCAF, Jette 11—RCAF, Webber (Thompson) kett, Stewart. 12—RCAF, Webber (Petrie) Londesboro: goal, Ives; defence, 13—Wingham, Wilson (Temple- man, Dewbury) 14—RCAF, Quinn (Thompson) 15—Wingham, Wilson (Pym") 16—RCAF, Jette, Penalty: Wilson.