HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-01-24, Page 7Heinbuck)' .5,00.
.'Westman (Rohfrit-
sch)•10.45,
a'—Clinton, Hanly (Hartley) 12,15
4—;mitebell, B. Hartlieb 16,15
Penalties; Anstett (4100er-
enee) 5,00; Codunhonn and P.
Hartlieb (roughing) 14,55; Hein-
buck (interference) 1514.
Second Period
B, Hartlieb Meat,-
- • Penalties:lri '6,°5 1knstett (5 minutes
for drawing ,blood) 7,00; Rohfrit-
seh TM; D. Hartlieb
(interference) 11:25; Behfritsch
(boarding). 13.10; Smith (inter-
ference) 16.30; Anstett (tripping).
18.02; McMillan (elbpwing) 18.45.
Third Period -
MCMillan . (West-
man) 2,18
Weber -(Delmage) 4.10
8—Mitchell, D. Hartlieb (West-
man) 8.40
9---lVlitChell, McMillan (D. Hart-
lief, 9:24
10-Mitchell, McMillin (Westman,
'1-leiribuelc) 10.15.
17 Clinton, Hanly r (Anstett)
12- ili15tchell, Merton (Westman)
p.4.50
13—Mitchell, Morton (McMillan)
18,50
Penalties; Heinbuck (charging)
5.55; '('slashing) 7.00; Hug-
ill 12,55;
Lucan 7,-Colts 3
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'Ph"e;• MURPHY BROS.H.0.._ CLINT 01%b4,
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itcholl and L.tatan.-.Defeat
Colts; Zurich Here Monday.
Lucan Irish Six dropped Clinton
Colts 7-3 in a hard fought '`,Cy-
clone" league hockey game on
Friday night.
"Hard fought" is the best way
to describe, the gaine_as the Colts;
tried desprately but faded in the
last period.
Clinton took the lead, . in the
first period on a goal by, coach
Harry McElwan who was in the
'lineup due toa player shortage..
Lucan tied the game early in,
the second' and went out in front
to stay just before the period en-
ded. '
EaCh team scored .early in the
final 20 minutes' and until the 10
minute mark the game Was Still
in doubt when goals /by Fletcher,
Bob' White and Storey turned, the
tide in favour of the Irish.
Holmes, Hanly and' 11/LeEwan
were the marksmen for the short-
handed Colts as the team came
up with one of their best efforts of the season.
Goderich Township
rs, Fred LOtib, was hostess to
the .$S To. 4 Conimunity ,Club for
'the 4nuary meeting. The, Ares,,
• ident .was. in charge.
"rile roll :call was answered by
,paying of :fees. There' were pine
-membet\s, •ate: • one visitor present,
The •treasurer's and 41111114.1
were read, The afternoon
was ,spent in quilting. ,Lunch was
Annual Meeting
TUCK:MPH=
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FEDERATIO1Y
AGRICULTURE
Senforth 'District High School
Wed., Jan. 30
1957, at B.36 P.m.'
REV; DR, J. SEMPLE,
:Egnionciville, Guest Speaker
Elmer 6,*1 Jed, -
%Ozark Mountain Boys of
CKNX, as .Entertainers.
Ladio Bring Lunch
`;Speeial Invitation to ail Tucker-
smith Farmers and their wives
The January thaw has made it
possible for -Cotierich TevvttshiP
folk to once again see ,over the
tops of the snowbanks,
The WA of St, 4'atne.s' Church,
Middleton, is: planning a social
evening in SS, 0 ,(Tipperary}
schoolhouse On, Friday evening`;
January 25. The cernbrupity is
urged to attend, The ladies are
asked to please bring lunch,
.Mr. and KM Reid Torrance at-
tended a birthday party in Kippen
last Friday for the lady's father
Henry Ivison, who • was 93, years'
old, Also attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Torrance and family;
Mr, XviseWS i4x.„.Ur$, Brownlee
and his, 91 year old brother Will-
iam and Mr% and Mrs,.Ivison Tor-
mice, Mitchell„
HOLMESVILLE
Mitchell Legion.aires gave the
young Clinton Celt* a lesson in
passing on Monday night when
they thumped the lowly '"blue and
White 11.2 at the arena here. It
was the 14th loss for Clinton- in.
16 games,
'Me Mitchell club was just too
good, They outskated and out-
hustled the Colts over the entire
oo minutes and it 1514a, the mpg-
niMent work of gooltender' Den
Detiornme that held the score. down to 11,
The second period. produced the
best ' liOckey of the pine, The
Legionaires spored the only mark-
er of the period with B. liartliela
Scoring on a .4reen shot from 30
feet out. Rohfritsch and Anstett
locked .sticks. at -.centre ice 'And
both received penalties. for 'their
efforts, Anstett was given five
minutes for inflicting a cut -on his
opponents brow.
The visitors pulled out oil the
stops in the final 20 minutes and
when the' dust of the battle had
cleared Denorame had pigked the
rubber out of -the net Seven times:
Hanly scored the only Clinton
goal, and it was a little tainted,
With the shot coming from behinds
the net to hit Dolson on the back
of the leg- and' rebound into the
twine.
Mitchell—goal, Dolson, defence,
Rohfritsoh, Heinbuck, Hen.nich, B.
Hartlieb; forwards,,Weber, Smith,
Dalmage, Westman, McMillan, D.
Hartlieb, Morton.
Clintone-gool, Denomme, - def-
ence, Ana-tett, Bieman, Carter,
Strong; forwards, Bartley,•Hugill,
Hanly Hobbes, Edgar, Coleuhoun.
• First .Feriod
Mitchell, • Morton (McMillan,
R(AF Lath) 90
The Iwo' Ladies Bowling,
League was active again M. rri-:
day evening•
lEhtlitio4ors. remain in t,* opcyt
with 62 Dints, ten up Trpiaps,.
Third place is held by Hornets;
and their .52 points are four more -th4n the fourth place Xing Prizes for the week were won'
ky Mrs. .B. Pes'Arcline with 114
'for 'high cross and to Mrs. L. Pet-.
tigrew for a. ,high single of 263, •
'Good gems of over 200 Were,
Made by; Mrs, L., Pettigrew 2$7:
and 263; Mrs. B, Posiardixte
250, 205; Mrs. ;N, Turnbull 230'; '
Mrs. K. Bnrkvitie .V.4 204;
1104. B. 'Thpmpson' 245; Ws. M.
Pellne 242; Mrs, J., Mercer 216; -
Mrs. K. Macaskill 215; Mrs, J.
'Cameron. 215; Mrs. :FP, Mon 210;
Mrs. T. Clark 206, 203; Um
204; Mrs. L. Smith 202.
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Calendar ,Contest'
Sponsoed By
Clinton 'Lauidry
Sonlething new this year in con-"
tests, is the weekly '-event spon,
gored by Clinton -Laundry and Dry
Cleaners, On their 1957' colend-
ars,.a number appears, Each week
a number is drawn, and the owner
'of the lucky calendar,. by present-
ing it at the plant or downtown
office, may claim a $3, credit: The
first winner was Mrs. W. M,
Eger, Vleterio. Street—No, 1200,
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MODE Crash
At RCAF Station
Blinding snowstorms in the area
,on the weekend was blamed for :
the two car crash on IiighWay 4
at, RCAF Station Clinton,.'when
automobiles 'driven, by George
Stanley and -Eldred Einmerson in-
curred -several hundred dollars
damage.
served by .the hostess', with Mrs,
M. Forbes And Mrs. Merrill. ,as,,
sisting.
- The meeting next month will, be-
at the home at Mrs. JamesLobb.,
- Zurich. Lumberkings led by Don
Hesse, Pen and,Poug O'Brien will
b..0 the opposition for the' Clinton
Colts at the local arena ,on Mon-
day night, Zurietrhas, won . two
games in the three meetings be-
tween: the two teams
Fans, .of the di Strict should come;
out and get behind-their team and
help to keep Clinton the bestt
hockey town in the district.
Mrs. William IVfeClinchey is a
patient in Clinton Public Hospi-
tal,
Gordon Steepe has purchased
the home of the late Thomas El-
liott from the Elliott estate.
The annual congregational sup-
per of Holmesville United Church
will •be held on Thursday, January
31, at 7 p.m. Ail members and
adherents are cordially invited to
attend
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