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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-03-22, Page 9Chevs Drub Colts In First Game Round Robin 10-3 Phillipsburg Chevs showed too much hustle for the in-and-out Clinton Colts last Friday night when they drubbed them 19-3. It was the first game of the round- robin series that includes Kincar- dine, Wilt Arnold, former New Ham- burg star, led the Chevs' scoring parade with four goals, Ron Eh"at three, Tom Boehleh, Bert Chris-: tenor and Cal Honderich each scored once. Tom Colquhoun, John Hartley and Rick Elliott scored for Clinton. The first period was very -even with bath teams counting once. In the second Phillipsburg completely outplayed the listless Colts scoring five times and holding Clinton off the score sheet. It was only the goaltending of Don Denornme that kept the scare from reaching double figures in this period as the Clinton team were: completely disorganized. As the third period opened Clin- ton seemed to regain some of ,the !man that has taken them 4o the final series. Elliott and Hartley scored to narrow the margin to 6-4, but the. Colts faded again and the Chevs took advantage of their loose play to score four more before the final bell, B ADE OF tfo s. Peewees Play In Goderich, March 30 Frank McEwan,- coach of Ihe Kinsmen Pee Wee hockey team that will represent Clinton in Young Canada Week has receiv- ed notice that his team will play against Wiarton on Friday, March 30, at 6 p.m. The Young Canada Week tourn- ament is bigger than ever this year with 74 teams entered in the dif- ferent classifications. Teams are entered from points as-,,far east as Newfoundland and west to Win- nipeg. Clinton's entry has been prac- ticing for a few weeks and it is expected that they, will improve on last year's showing when they reached the second round before being eliminated, • A five-year-old Regina boy re- ceived 211 free blood and plasma transfusions last year. • Through the Canadian Red Cross your blood and your money is sustaining his life. - #5155m5Trmemawmoast5vmo5•moeasaaEum5s.omm0000msmotnma~•*k mean your clothes take a beating. Always proieng their life and keep them 'looking new, shapely, trimly economical dry clean- ing from the Clinton Laundry and Dry Cleaners, keep those, water-soaked suits, skirts, coats, '9.6-line—do wonderful cleaning job tool Phone today, WE NOW HAVE A Down Town Office on King Street (formerly Simpsons-Seari) for the convenience of our customers, op-o-4-#44-.4-*4-4-4444-444-34-4-•-, 1/!eitttiollall EAU N DRY • -CLEANERS, emi Po 11-. &. CLINTON HARRY WILLIAMS GASOLIHE 1•0810001$ R. 2 tliflION 4PAtik, 526J FOE OIL MOT00.011. 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Third Period 5—Clinton, Hanly (Garon, Counter) 13.00 6-Phillipsburg, Ehrat (Arn- old) 19.30 Penalties: Carter (holding) 1.13; Garon (interference) 10.45. Overtime' 7—Clinton„ McEwan (M. Cal- - houn) 2,13 Penalties: Kelterbourne_ (hook- ing) 1.13; Garon (roughing) 2.45; C. Honderich (roughing) 2.45. 40* 41.4. 10 to 18 lb, average AMAZING LOW PRICE OVEN-READY 29e lb. Nommimommumm Watch for the BUNNY in our window, Heading the Lean VT. COTTAGE HAM. ROLL While they (Whole) last. 5 to 6 lb. average 39c ID. 4 to 5 lb, average ,,,,, ,,,,, „., ColtsEVenPhiiiipsburgSeFies • Sales and Service ceided to take the big gamble and tour of the.. extra forW-arct - • After ttion time, when Phillipsburg de- ,Clinton nearly broke loose, Ehrat .and IVIPENYan clicked tor the win, 'Vier tinting the Oast. 60 minutes .7ner early in the overtime. Ehrat 'tipped Arnold's pass from the cora *this almost cost them, the :seemed certain to win in regula... „ment, '"having control of the play for the ;their shooting was inaccurate and secirecl twice -ter lipsburg. ' two or three narrow escapes when from their efforts and the crowd bounded to score a brilliant 4-3 overtime win over Phillipsburg major portion of _the ganiee btlt. a. ,game that left the players tired Priday night, Clinton .Colts • re- arl-tb-taig in New HarnbUr.g. on Chevs here On, Saturday. It was Clinton avere leading 3-2 and Clinton. earned their victory After receiving' .a sound 10-3 'Tie Game in Final Minute _Auto Wreckers ...oVer 550 'limp from the excite- Auto 'Lite Battery glory 3 tame. up, with a "hate ,CLERENU Hamm from the .net in fa,v- Dunlop Tire itingOvertimeGame man from adding two or three. more. Bill German, John Hartley target" all .through the game, He scored Clinton's• first three goals fence in the plage of injured Rick Elliott, all were standouts for and Christener played steady McEwan; wings, Edgar, M. Col. and Don Strong who played de- Clinton. Hatuna -'Elsrat, Arnold games for Phillipsburg, T. Colcjitilioun„ Counter; centre, Garen, Hanly, Carter, Lee; sub- goal, - Laggeriger. - and only Haurat's superb goalten- ding prevented the Clinton wing- goal, Denesnine linea rneved 'around Christener and beat 'Holism with a shot that whiz- elbow, Clinton hung on .deaperat- eisr for the final eight ninattes of the game quhoun! 'subs, Strong, Hartley,. fence, Christener, Poetker; centre, terbourne; subs, A. Shantz, Ehrat, Boehier, M, Shantz, Arnold; sub- heartening , goal, Colts continued cpshenn's pass at the ChM' *bikes C. Honderich; wings, Wagler, their blistering pace and it paid off,•MeEvems tookiVflirray- Pols juat•Q seconds to go. zed by the Pillipsburgnetminder's ner under Bill German and the score was tied, The big clock had. • Hill Hanly had his, sights "on Clinton's 'goal, German; defence, Phillipsburg; goal, Haunn; de- Fighting back after the clis• 1-1414 :In To 'Fenn Win In Overtime First Period 1—Phillipsburg, Ehrat 1.50 NOW WRECKING: 2—Clinton Hanly (Hartley) 11.10 1949 Monarch 1948 Ford Penalties: .Poetker (tripping) 1949 'Ford 1946 Dodge 2.30; Poetker (highsticking) 12.21; 1948 Monarch 1946 Olds Germ, (slashing) .18.10. 1948 .Mercury 1948 :Hudson Second Period 1947 Mercury 1947 International 1 Ton 3—Clinton, Ha n l y (Strong, Hartley) .8.00 1946 Fargo 4—Phillipsburg, Keiterbourne Parts for Older. Makes of Cars, (Wagler, A. Shantz) 10.56 15” Wheels—Ford & Chess Used 16" Tires Penalties; M. Colquheun (high- Phone CLINTON 601J2 sticking) 3.00; Boehler (high- sticking) 3.20; M. Shantz (charg-12-3-4-5-b ing) 5.37; Hanly (slashing) 14.26. The Record Speaks for itself . IT WILL PAY YOU; TO GET THE FACTS! For the latest portfolio of securities Call Vie Dinnin Syndicate o Clinton Memorial Shop — OPEN EVERY DAY At other times contact Thomas Steep, phone Clinton 1613; .residence, Shipley Street. T. PRYDE -and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH — PHONE CLINTON 1620 — Clinton Race Day total of 04800 will be offered as l final popes, priges, with five Mew:, two heata )57 the 3 3,5 Ina* .of the sand- to a race to be run. off. Two of. wick), ,session,, .Mitchell, had cern- the races will be fora porgo of..ploWc.1 their sniping for -the night $300 with the other .=three $400, and the Irish took over, Steve The classes will. be ,decided at a Storey 'rapped in three in row meeting to be liel4 the near after Leroy and Fred Revinglon future. . had opened. the scoring. Dr..George S. Elliott was return, ed ,as president of the club with E, .L Jacob as, vice-presi- dent and A., M. Tight as 'spere- tary-treasurer, A new executive MRS, 1.:Correspondent committee was formed comprised ' r44e 43thsl.3s of the president, vice-president,- Ross McEwan and Lorne J, Brown. Kenneth Wood of GAC Guelph, spent the weekend at his home. Douglas Shobbrook has returned from a two weeks trip to Florida, Mrs, Nellie Watson is spending '.a feW days with her sister MM. W. K, Oovier, Thomas Miller is . Vending a -week or two In Windsor with his de:Lighter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Mac McCool. William Quackenbush returned to his home in Komoke„ after spen- ding the winter with his sister,. Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Robert Davey and daughter Debbie, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. Hesle, Mr. Davey is at :present stationed at Calgary. 11-1., my Meeting The regular meeting of the Burns and Londesboro Young People's Union, was held in Lon- desboro church on Sunday even- ing, March 18. The Faith and Evangelism commission was in charge. The business part of the meet- ing was held.. Gail Manning "Ted in the recreation. Lunch was ser- ved• and the meeting closed with "Taps," WI See Demonstration A very pleasant afternoon was held on March. 14, at the Commun.- ity Hall, when Miss Huber, of the Department of Agriculture, Toron- to, conducted a demonstration on Sandwich making,• She showed how to make all kinds of sand- wiches for different occasions-, also sandwich Ladies from Auburn, Blyth and Clinton Institutes were present. A prize was given to the lady whose birthday was nearest to that day, Mrs. W. Burton, Clinton, being the winner. At the close of the afternoon, sandwiches and tea were served and a social time was enjoyed by 'all. O You may get a month's { supply of gasoline & oil FREE If You Buy At Wells Auto Electric r ter hit for 19, Dick Snell, although be only scored three pointS, cd an outstanding game. J. MA scored nine points and M. Nnight eight for 1Yfeaford, Neaford—Xnight 2, Parn,, stead 5, Boyes'% Shortried 4, Nils 9, Jolly, Gower, Mather.. cilInton.McKay Hawes porter is, Spell 3, Weymouth .Sharkey 2, Farquhar 2, Read, Mc, Denalcli Bruce, Groves, Findlay, HAMS Buffet style, Pre-Cooked Ready to Eat. Regular or Picnic. No. 1 Select Capon Chickens Oven-Ready. 6 to 9 lb. average. OYSTERS FRESH Shipment of BLUE POINT SELECT OYSTERS arrived as usual this week. Get Yours Early. Make your Easter complete with these Top Quality Featured Items from your Modern Meat Market Phone Clinton 76 0. L. STANLEY, Proprietor 5,350....55101•1•15.5501•1111•10010n 1151•1515~.1111.0 Ansaimminonomminuir Phone 168 P.O. Box 190 Zurich, Ont. Managed & distributed by Investors cfra,wmpEG Baesseasses4734',.....!. CITIES 514.1 Canada Limited PRE Pt, Young No. 1 Select Turkey Hens Fresh (Stuffed) PICNIC HAMS Ready for oven. Set For lime 13 Members of the Clinton Turf Club set their race date for Wed- nesday,. Aim 10, at their annual meeting on Monday 1-4811f: A X417P4N WiLliN TWO WOW tdp. Aro QVER yommtpc, Lugar, Irish scored the final five goals Of the game in Mitchell on Tuesday to. chalk /up a 5-4 win over Mitchell .ReprDevila and take 2-0 game edge in the WOAA. Intermediate "s" best-of-seven LONDESBORO (By 4erdieth Magee) Next Wednesday evening, March 28, local Boy Scouts and Girl Guides will hear H. H. deVries, the zone forester from Stratford, speak on Forestry, activities per- taining to this part of the prov- ince. The talk will be illustrated with documentary films on fores- try. His discussion will aid the Girl Guides with- their naturalist and woodman badges and the Boy Scouts with their forest conserva- tionist and forester badges. Both the Clinton: Girl Guide Company and the RCAF Station Scout Troop are cordially invited to at- tend this talk to be held in the Council Chamber, Clinton Town Hall, commencing at 8 p.m. In the Wolf Cubs, we extend congratulations to John MacDon- ald, who received his swimmer badge, to Anthony Shallen for his collector badge, and to Morris Dar- ling who will receive his house orderly badge tonight, New faces at the last Scout troop meetings were Paul V. Alt- ena, Barry Elliott, and Robert Ad- dison'. Both Barry Elliott and Robert Addison were Wolf Cubs and have moved up to join the Scout troop. We also hear that patrol lead- er Barry MacLaren and troop leader Ken Magee have earned their Winter Sportsman badge. O Clinton Scout and Cub News Live Wire Farm Forum (By Mrs. Bert Shobbrook) The Live Wire Farm Forum held their meeting on Monday,- March 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Vranken, with 21 adults pres- ent. The discussion was on "Work- men's compensation". It was thought that compensat- ion or accident. policies were a good thing. If everyone ,carried accident insurance such as OAA or DAA, they would be covered other than just on the farms of •the farmers paying into compen- sation. Some thought more infor- mation on the benefits and the costs should be known. In the Forum only one farmer keeps hired help, most trade work so compensation, would be of no advantage. However if hired help was used it would be an advant- age. Ted }Junking conducted the bus- iness. period. A collection will 'be taken next week 'of 50 cents pc' family for the flower fund. Next meeting will, be held- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder. 4-•-•-•-•-•-•-•*-00-4•40-0-110-410-4-•-•-•-•-•-+++ BRUCEFIELD Mrs. William Smith, Exeter, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. A. Hohner. . About 30 ladies attended the WMS Birthday party .in Hensel on Friday evening, Ina and Ellen May Scott, Lon= don, were with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott on the weekend. Mrs, J. R. Murdock spent last week in Toronto, with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Stanley Rumble. The many friends of Mrs. James Gray, are sorry to learn that she suffered a slight stroke on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Mullen, Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Munn, Hen- son, visited with Miss M. Swan and. Mrs. C. Ham, on Sunday. The Rev, and Mrs. E. R, Stan- way, London, called on Mr. and Mrs, Walter Moffat, and Miss M, Swan. -and Mrs. Ham, on Monday. Miliiiing011111111101111MIONSIONMEHMEN ARRY W) /1/.4M5' "9449 PHONE 'GASOL THAT'S ALL YOU VNY- AND TO YOUR PARM WE'RE ON OUR WAY LETS GO 14e Meaford, Seek I/OSSA Title in London Next Clinton High School Redrnen felted Meafprd High School, 56-34, in a auddeSaeleath senior boys' baSs ketbali playoff gaMe in. 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