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TU1 SDAY, DIECEI!'.iJ3 .17, 1953
Colts Seek Ninth Straight
Saturday
At Milverton
Clinton Colts are very close to
being half way through their sche-
-dule and they have yet to taste
the pangs of defeat. During the
past weelz -they added two more
victories to run their current skein
to eight straight. However, the
ninth win might be a hard one to
get as the locals have to meet
Milverton on their home ice on
Saturday in the next game, Mil-
verton, currently holding down
second place in the group, have
lost only one game that one at the
hands of the Colts and they will
be out to prove that they can turn
the tables on Clinton.
Clinton 12 Centralia, 3
Last Saturday evening the Colts
after a slow start, had little
trouble beating Centralia. Al May
led the local team with four goals,
turning in his best effort since he
donned a Clinton uniform,
This game was not as one-sided
as the'score would indicate with
the teams playing on even terms
until the middle of the second per-
iod when Clinton took command
of the game and scored eight goals
before Centralia could beat Nedi-
ger.
Penalties marred the game
throughout, a total of 25 men were
41.
thumbed off by referees Robert-
son and McFadden including a 1.0
minute misconduct to Smith of
Centralia, for expressing his views
to the officials top vehemently,
Clinton 14 Listowel. 6
After a slow start on Tuesday
evening Clinton took the measure
of the Listowel ]3eavers by the one-
sided score of 14-6. Listowel put
up a very tough game for a period
and a half and at one stage of the
second period were leading the
locals 5.4. The Colt's positional
play began, to pay off mid -way
through this period and before the
whistle ended play Clinton had a
comfortable 9-6 lead. In the final
frame Clinton completely dominat-
ed the play scoring five time while
r f
holding the Beavers s o f score -
sheet.
the
sheet. Murray Noble and McEwan
paced the attack with four goals
and two assists each, Al May and
Don Strong counted twice, single
goals going to Hanly, Carter.
Wray with three goals topped
the Beavers, followed by Crewson
with two and Nickel with one.
Early in the third period Mc -
Ewan in a vain attempt to score
crashed into the Listowel net and
received a 11 stitch cut on his
head,
Clinton
Lions
Arena
Schedule
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18-
3,00 - 4.00 p.m. -Clinton Public School Free Skating Period
8,15-10.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19--
9,00-10.30 a.m.-FREE SKATING (Children 12 years and under)
1.00 -1.45 p.m Junior Farmer's Hockey Practice
2.15 - 4.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
8.15-10.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21---,
3.00 - 4.00 p.m. -Clinton Public School Free Skating Period
4.30 - 5.30 p.m. -Kinsmen CIub Minor Hockey Practice
8.00 - 9.00 p.m. -Huron County Health Unit Skating Party
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22-
3.0-4.00
2-
3.00-4.00 p.m. -Clinton Public School Free Skating Period
4.30 - 5.30 p.m. -Kinsmen Club Minor Hockey Practice
8.30 p.m.--OHA HOCKEY-MITCI-IELL vs. CLINTON Colts
Clinton. Colts Annual Turkey Draw at this gu.me.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23-
2.15 - 4.00 p.m. ---PUBLIC SKATING
5.00 - 6,00 p.m. -GIRLS' SKATING CLUB
8.15-10.00 p.m. -PUBLIC SKATING
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24-
4.30 - 5.30 p.m. -Kinsmen Club Minor Hockey Practice
, 8.15-10.00 p.m. --PUBLIC SKATING
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(Lion "Walt" Newcombe)
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Clinton
Minor Teams in,
Tie Goderich
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Clinton Lions Juve n'it s and
Midgets opened their respective
schedules last Thursday evening in
Clinton Lions Arena as hosts tiro
Goderich.. Both the Clinton teams,
who are accuatomed to having
trouble with their rivals from the
Lakeshore town, showed definite
improvement in their opening
games. Coach Bun Smith has been
spending a great deal of time with
the two teams and his labours are
starting to become quite evident,
The Midgets had a tough fight
on their hands all the way. They
were forced to come from behind
to secure a 6-6 tie although many
of the spectators will state that
Clinton had .a goal scored that was
not allowed. Ron Hugill, Taylor
and Ken Lee led the attack for
Clinton with Ken Lee's third per-
iod goals being the best one of
the night. Lee broke in on God-
dard and deked him well gut of
position before he fired a shot
that caught the top corner of the
net. The line of Graham, Doak
and Smith proved to be the most
effective for Goderich.
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Colt Scoring
A Pts. Pen,
!Nobe. 9 an 26
!!only 5 10
Strong 8 5
M. Colquhoun ,, 6 5
Smith 5 6
May
Edgar
Draper
Carter
K. Colquhoun
Mercer
Holmes
Armstrong
Gealtenders
Goals against Penalties
Nediger 28 4
German ..., 2 0
CLINTON MIXED BOWLING
]LEAGUE STANDING
High
Won Lost Total Pts.
23 10 9 55
36 2
15
13 2
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8 2 10 14
5 4 9 8
4 4 8 2
1 3 4 4
1. 1, 2 16
0 2 2' 2
1 0 1 8
Goderich: goal, Goddard; de-
fence, Bouvia, McFee; centre,
Doak; wings, Graham, Smith;
subs, Robison, Lamb, Laithwaite,
Riehl, Fisher, Huchings, Fuller,
Huggitt.
Clinton: goal, Ken Livermore;
defence, Bob Carter, Gerry Clarke;
centre, Hugh Colquhoun; wings,
Ken Lee, Murray Taylor; subs,
Tyreman, Ron Hugill, Bev Bayes,
Cecil Carrick, Murray Lee, Neil.
The Lions Juveniles had little
trouble in winning their game. Led
by Higgs, with six goals, Hartley
with three, they led 3-1 at the end
of the first period, 6-2 at the end
of the second and then scored six
more in the final frame while God-
erich could only manage to score
twice to take the game 12-4.
Higgs, a new man on the juven-
ile team, proved to be a real
sharpshooter as he worked in very
well with Johnny Hartley and Bob
Garon to make a powerful front
line.
Goderich: goal, McLean; de-
fence, Reis, Hicks; centre, F.
Buchanan; wings, J. Buchanan and
Besse; subs, Grace, Overholt,
Whetstone, Th o m a s, Griffith,
Moss, Jewell, Alexander,
Clinton: goal, Don Denomme;
defence, Jack Carter, Arthur Tyn-
daIl; centre, John Hartley; wings,
Bob Garon and Ralph Higgs; subs,
Ken Taylor, Sandy McMillan, Dale,
Nott, McClinchey; sub -goal, Ger-
man.
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CHICKENS 6-8 lbs.
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Spitfires 22 8 7 51
Biltmores 16 14 6 .38
Pepperettes 16 14 4 36
Argos 14 19 5 33
Gay Deceivers 13 20 5 31
Boomerangs 11 19 4 26
Alley Cats .. 11 22 2 • 24
Ladies' high single, Rae Biddle,
302; ladies' high triple, Rae Bid-
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Harris, 351; men's high triple,
Bert Harris, 844.
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OHA-WOAA. INTERMEDIATE
(As of December 15)
WL GA
CLINTON .... 8 0 68 30
Milverton 5 1 46 20
Mitchell .,. 3 2 43 t30
Orangeville 3 2 26 20
Listowel , 1 5 33 59
Elmira 1 6 35 58
Centralia 1 6 28 62
Gaines This Week:
17 -Milverton at Mitchell
19 -Elmira at Centralia
19 -Clinton at Milverton
21-Milvettdn at Listowel
21 -Centralia at Elmira
22 -Mitchell at Clinton
23 -Centralia at Milverton
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LAST WEEKEND'S SCORES
AT KIPPEN TRAP SHOOT
Following are the scores for the
Kippen Gun Club Trap Shoot held
Iast weekend at Kippen: Dr. Jim
Jarrott, London, 20, 19; Dr. G.
Jarrott, Stratford, 15, 14; H. Mat -
hers, Exeter, 15, 22; William Ven-
ner, Hensall, 16, 19; Les Parker,
Hensall, 14, 16, 16; Lloyd Venner,
Hensall, 22, 18; John Anderson,
Hensall, 19, 19; William Cooper,
Kippen, 18; Murray Venner, Hen-
sall, 14; Wes Venner, Hensall, 22;
William Lumby, Goderich, 18; Col.
Singer, London, 19; E. Kiefer, 20,
17; T. Sherritt, Hensall, 21.
Dec.
Dec,
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Pts.
16
10
6
6
2
2
2
Jack Sutter Again
Bowling Club Head
The Clinton Lawn Bowling Club
held its annual meeting on Thurs-
day, December 10, in the old pub-
lic school, and the following of-
ficers were elected .for the coming
season;
Honorary president, John Snid-
er; president, Jack Sutter; vice-
president, Walter C. Newcombe;
secretary, Charles Johnson; treas-
urer, James Lovett; property com-
mittee, Caryl Draper (chairman),
Bob Vodden, Glen Cook, Bert
Gliddon, Leslie Ball; tournament
committee, Percy Li v e r m or e
(chairman), Hugh Hawkins, G.
Manning, 3. Lovett, F. B, Fenne-
baker; Pitney committee, Elmer
Murray (chairman), F. Cook, Rev,
D. 3, Lane, J. Nediger, J. Innes;
finance committee, G. W,, Nott
(chairman), John Zapfe, Herbert
Jenkins, J. E, Cook, George Beat-
tie and A. D. McCartney,
Itdecided was t h
at a banquet
and social evening will be held in
the spring to start off the bowling
season.
Court of Revision
Second Sitting
Court of Revision, meeting brief-
ly in the old public school before
the regular meeting of council on
Monday evening, made motion
that the 1953 taxes of the Clinton
Branch No. 140, Canadian Legion,
on the Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
Street, be rebated in full.
Further to the request. of C. H.
Epps for re -assessing of certain
of his property, the assessor re-
ported that this had been done,
and assessment had been lowered
by $500.
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CLINTON COURT
One case only received judge-
ment in magistrate's court yester-
day afternoon, in the old public
school, although there were five
in all, scheduled for hearing before
Magistrate Dudley Holmes.
LAC Palechuk, 19, RCAF Stat-
ion, Clinton, was fined $50 and
costs or seven days, when he plead
guilty to driving while impaired,
and $25 and cost or ten days, to a
charge of failing to remain at the
scene of an accident. Both off-
ences took place on or about Dec-
ember 2,
Storm at Bayfield
Cause of Short
(By .our Bayfield Correspondent)
The first real snowstorm to hit
Bayfield this year really made it-
self felt in this fishing village. The
fog horn shreeked ite eerie warn-
ing to mariners all day. The heavy
snow coupled with the high winds
on Monday evening brought down
a telephone wire on Main Street,
And about half -past ten o'clock,
regular fireworks started on the
hydro wires going into the home
of Misses A. M, and E. J, Stirling,
The flashes, as brilliant as light-
ning, Iighted up the neighbourhood
and attracted attention, Miss E.
J. Stirling telephoned the Rural
Hydro Office at Clinton and was
informed that the wires must be
crossed,
Miss A, M. `Stirling accomplished
a risky feat when, with the aid
of a hoe, she leaned out the up-
stairs window and separated the
flaming wires. Then the street
lights went out. A hydro repair*
drew arrived later and put the
linea in order.
Turkey
BowI
15 lb, Turkey
Anyone bowling exactly
165 between Friday, Dec, 18,
1953 and Tuesday, Dec. 29,
1953, will be eligible for
bowl -off Wednesday night,
7.30, December 30, 1953.
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