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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1953-02-26, Page 10'1'AGF TiN CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSpAX; ET31 '1 A X 26; T0 Centralia eliminates Colts, Take Third Game 12-7 The playoff trail ended for . Clinton s (battling) Colts I as t Sat- s iirday evening in the Exeter Arena when they lost their third straight game to Centralia Flyers by a 12-7 score. As in their previous meetinghe score z o n c wasi i di a- tion of the play but the result of Centralia's ability to capitalize on the majority of their breaks. The game was very fast and cleanly played with referees Me- Fadden and Robertson, London, handling the game to perfection. The Colts were minus the services of "Bud" .Schoenhals and Doug Bartliff, both of whom had been injured in previous games, and their rugged bodychecktng at the blueline was missed considerably, McEwan was the top goal getter for the locals, bulging the twine on five different occasions: Murray Colquhoun, and Ed, Dolmage eon- - Wilberforce played his best game' netted for the other two. Clive p Open Stock Dinnerware BONE CHINA PATTERNS: Dainty Slue by Shelley Begonia by Shelley Rosebud by Shelley Harebell by Shelley Violets Pompadour by Royal Stafford SEMI -PORCELAIN PATTERNS: Cotswold by Meakin Rosalie by Crown Ducal Maroon Montcalm by Sovereign Carnival Ware by Sovereign Mornglo by Sovereign Pomona by Green McEwan's Gift and Stationery Store Canada's Newest Member of a Famous Appliance Family! IR AUTOMATIC BASHER geesyova//t/ese feawres Live- Water Action! arc:: a ••,xr 9 r, All - Porcelain Finish! Rapidry Spin! Only one, with PORCELAIN MUSH inside and out Unimatic Mechanism! 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Centralia and Milverton start a best four of seven series to decide the group title on Saturday night .in the Milverton .Arena. of the season for the Flyers with five goals to his credit, Centralia will now meet Milver- ton in the group finals starting Saturday night in Milverton. This series should be .quite .a battle and the ultimate winner will certainly be a worthy representative of this group, From the showings of Mil- verton and Centralia in Clinton we are inclined to think that Centralia will take the honours but Milver- ton has the knack of playing their best hockey when the chips are down and anything can happen. Centralia Flyers; goal, Free - bairn; defence, Todd, Smith; cen- tre, Wilberforce; wings, Vezina, Beatty; subs, Ellis, Embury, John- son, Needhani, Pumple. Clinton Colts: goal, Nediger; de- fence, Wilson, K Colquhoun; cen- tre, McEwan; wings, M. Colquhoun and Edgar; Subs, May, Dolmage, Hanly, Counter; sub -goal, Tides - well. Referees: McFadden and Robert- son, Louden. First Period 1 -Clinton, McEwan (K. Colqu- houn) 2.04 2 -Centralia, Pumple(Vezina) 3.15 3 -Clinton, McEwan (M. Colqu- houn, K. Colquhoun) 0.42 4 -Centralia, Ellis (Embury) 6.20 5 -Centralia, Wilberforce (Beat- ty) ,.. 7.48 6 -Centralia, Wilberforce (Vez- ina) 10.09 7 -Clinton, McEwan(Edgar) 11.15 8 -Centralia, Johnson (Ellis) 14.18 9 -Centralia, Smith (Wilber- force) 17.58 Penalties: Pumple (tripping), Wilson (tripping). Second Period 10 -Centralia, Wilberforce .... 3.06 11 -Clinton, Dolma g e (Hanly, Counter) 10.41 12 -Centralia, Vezina (Beatty, Wilberforce) 11.25 13 -Centralia, Wilberforce , 13.28 14 -Clinton, McEwan ... 16.49 15 -Centralia, Beatty (Vezina) 19.10 Penalties:` Dolmage (tripping), Strong (tripping). Third Period 16 -Centralia, Needham (Pumple) 5.59 17 -Clinton, McEwan (M. Colga- houn) ... 7.17 18 -Clinton, M. Colquhoun (K. Col- quhoun, McEwan) 8.15 19 -Centralia, Wilberforce (Vez- ina) 16.14 Penalties: Beatty (tripping). 1111111111111111.1111111111111111111 N®iv TO ORDES THE R YOUR Tailored to Your Exact Measurements Wearing custom-tailored clothes is the wisest investment in good looks you can make! Choose from our outstand- ing array of woollens. CUSTOM. TAILORING HERMAN'S MEN'S_ WEAR Biltmore Hats - Forsyth Shirts PHONE 224W --- CLINTON F, ��4*••44ti44,�41* 4 44.,4444 i*H*t401444 HCH*H*H*H4,4�H�M+*THfH?~iHT~? 1, 'THr440,44,-4HyH%{-40..�4”;.,4*H*„�1f*HT,4� 44 4,4+:4+ +T* 4'4' 4" �M*f,�f4T444 i=4 Clinton Lions Club FLOOD RELIEF ICE FROLIC (Proceeds to Huron County Overseas Flood Relief Fund) CLINTON LIONS ARENA Friday, February 27 8.00 p.m. BANNOCKBURN PIPE BAND and RCAF STATION BAND CLOWNS -LIONS GAMES BROOM BALL ICE GAME CLINTON ICIIYSMEN tis. CLINTON TIONS KANGAROO COURT --A Continuous Laugh All Evening ++, .f=4 ,=4 4=4 ,=4 4=4 4=4 ,z. 424 4 .14 .4 44 +=4 +is 4=4 4=4 =4 4=1' 44 4=4 4=4 4=4 4=4 4.4 ,4 4`., 4.4 4.4 Moccasin-RubbersGaIoshes Dance_ (Music by a Popular Orchestra) $5.00 Door Prize ADMISSION Adults 35c Children 25c, f, Phone Carlow 1612 4.4 4'4" 44-4t4•44:4'4i4K' +" T"4 04 44 +444 H 11;MA0Y'44ff, +J **44-4044 -.44:4-i•«• ' $1.00 Spot Dance Prize Exeter Midgets Upset Clinton Midgets 84 After winning the first game 5-1, Clinton Lions 1Vlidgets showed a complete reversal of form aizd wofent8-4d. own to defeat at the hands of the Exeter Midgets by a score Exeter forged ahead in the first period 3-1 and were never ser- iously threatened as they out- played the locals throughout the game. With John Hartley missingi n from the line-up, the Lions Midgets big line seemed to lose its usual co- ordination and it was Hughie Col- quhoun, Jack Holmes and Jack Wise who provided the action in so far as the local fans were con- cerned. This line carried the play every time they were on the ice and with a little luck could have made the game very close. The third and deciding game will be played in Exeter probably in the week. Goderich Man Tops Kippen Trap Shoot At the weekend trap shoot at Kippen, Ashley Gilbert, Goderich, was top with 43 out of 50 and John Anderson, Hensall, was high in the doubles with' 19 out of 24. The following scores were made: Shot at 50: Bill Lumby, Goderich, 56; John Anderson, Hensall, 38; J. Gilbert, Goderich, 37; Lloyd Ven- ner, Hensall, 37; A. Gilbert, God- erich, 43; H. Mathers, Exeter, 31; William Venner, Hensall, 29. Shot at 25: William Beck, Goderich, 25; Chester Lee, Hensall, 17; H. Green, 18. Doubles, shot at 24: William Lumby, 15; H. Mathers, 15; J, Anderson, 19; J. Gilbert, 14; A. Gilbert,. 16. FINAL SCORING STATISTICS OF CLINTON COLTS Pen. in Player G A T Mins. McEwan 50 41 91 4 Edgar 25 22 47 4 Counter 11 18 29 20 May 17 11 28 21 Dolmage 11 17 28 20 Hanly 17 10 27 4 M. Colquhoun 13 11 24 12 Bartliff 8 8 16 60 Strong 8 7 15 6 K. Colquhoun 5 10 15 46 Schoenhals 4 11 15 37 Wilson 1 3 4 4 The team as a whole scored 170 goals in the 23 games that were recorded (two exhibitions were not counted in the summary) giving them an average of better than seven goals per game. The defen- sive play of the team in general seems to indicate that the reason that the team, is not still in the running is in the defensive play of the entire team. The Colts were not a heavily penalized club, serving only 238 minutes in the sin -bin. CLINTON ARENA ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR THE COMING WEEK Friday, February 27 3-4 p.m. -Public School Skating 8.00 p.m. - MONSTER FLOOD RELIEF ICE FROLIC - Broom Ball, Games, Door Prize, !Bands, etc. Saturday, February 28 9-10 a.m.-FREE SKATING for Public School Children Pee -Wee Hockey Practice 2-4, p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING 8.15-10. p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING Monday, March 2 3-4 p.m. -Public School Skating 8.15-10. p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING Tuesday, March 3. 3-4 p,m,-Public School Skating 8.15-10.p,m.-PUBLIC SKATING Wednesday, March 4 2-4 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING 8,15 10 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING Thursday, March 5 3-4 p.m. RCAF Public School Skating 8.15 10 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING FREE SKATING For all country and town Public School Children from 9 a.m, to 10.30 a.m. Every Saturday Morning Admission to Public Skating: Adults 35c; Children 25c SKATES SHARPENED HAVE FINEST EQ-CIPMENT LENGTHWISE and HOLLOW GRCrUND FOR. BEST RESULTS Nelson's MACHINE' SHOP Clinton CEMENT Contractors CEMENT $UILDING and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Built and Repaired CIIY IVES and SONS Tire WTI Scouts Investiture Taken by Three Tuesday, February 10, was something more than an ordinary meeting night for the lst RCAF Clinton Scout Troop. It was the occasion of an impressive investi- ture ceremony when three Scout recruits passed the first milestone in their scouting career, by sol- emnly taking the Scout Promise and became Tenderfoot Boy Scouts, Such a ceremony is one of the most serious occasions in a Scout's and a troop's history and much credit is due the boys for the admirable way they conducted themselves throughout the whole of this ceremony. The boys taking the investiture were: Eddy Chambers, Ross Crich and Jimmy Powell. Congratula- tions boys -may you have a long and successful Scouting career, Parents of the three new Scouts and several members of the Scout Group committee, were also in at- tendance as guests, Immediately following the cere- mony a number of films were shown, including one which de- picted the many public services the Boy Scouts of Britain carried out during the blitz. These in turn were followed by an excellent lunch for the boys and guests sponsored by the Catholic Women's League of Adastral Park. This was a fitting finish to a very successful evening and the boys soon disappeared down the trail on their way home, contented and completely at peace with the world as only boys with full stomatics can be. 1st Clinton Cub Pack The Cub Pack had a successful meeting on Monday, February 13, at the Wesley - Willis United Church. All new members of the pack were presented with a white neckerchief to be worn at all meetings until they have passed their tenderpad and have been in- vested. One Cub was invested on Monday night. Wayne Ebbet, who has been successful in passing his tenderpad, was accepted into "A" Pack and made a full member of the Scout and Club organization. Assistant Cub Master Roy Faulkner took charge of "A" Pack for the evening whilst the Cubmaster taught the new Cubs about Mowgli and the wolf pack. The pack is in urgent need of new assistance to look after the large number of boys. Anyone who has. had previous experience in Cubs or Scouts and is willing to give the pack assistance for an hour per week please contact L. G. Winter, Chairman of the Group Committee. The Scout and Cub drive for funds for the projected Scout Hall is going forward favourably. A11 Cub and Scout supporters in Clint- on should obtain their "Booster Cards" from one of the Scouts or Cubs as soon as possible, The pack would like to thank R. N. Irwin for his donation of material for the cub scarves and also Ball=Macaulay for their don- ation of wood for the cub signall- ing flags. 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