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Their First Hockey AWards
Barrett Taylor, president of Huron Fish and Game
Club presentS a pair of hockey &cies to,Chris..Higoins,
voted the outstanding player of the Squirt hockey game
Which opened Clinton's Minor Hockey Day program last
Saturday afternoon. The other boys are Allcin Sohanis
and. Malcolm Cummings who were the most valuable
players to their teams. (RCAF Photo)
Top Players -In Peewee Game
Gordie Logan (centre) is shown accepting his.prize
zzfter being voted the outstanding player of the Peewee
game. Cam Proctor, president of Clinton Branch of the
Canadian Legion, is making the presentation for his
organization. The other boys are (left) Bob Batkin of
the 'Kinsmen town tearii, and goarie Ernie Fafard of the
RCAF Peewees, who were judged most valuable players
to their teams.. At the rear (left to right) are: Frank Mc-
Ewan, coach of, the Clinton team and chairman of the
Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League; Don Kay, manager of
the town Peewees; and -F/S Lloyd Woodson, coach of the
RCAF Peewee team. (RCAF Photo)
Bantams' Receive Their Awards"
Mayor F/S George Johnston of RCAF PMQ Adastral
Park is here presenting his council's prize to Bob Liver-
.more, captain of Clinton's Bantam hockey team -Avila was
voted the outstanding player of the Bantam game at Clin-
-ton's Minor Hockey, Day program, The other players are
(centre) John Cooper, and Allan Durnin who were picked
as the most valuable players to their teams. At the rear
are,Al May, coach of Clinton's Bantam team, and (right)
Sgt. Roy Goodhue, coach of RCAF team, (RCAF Photo)
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Colts Begin Play.offs With Mitchell;
Two Friday Night Games For Clinton
The Clinton Colts will begin
their playoffs on Friday evening
when they take on the powerful
Mitchell Red Devils in the first
game of ,a beet 'three out of five
series in the local WOAA*Inter-
mediate hociteY leagtie
The Mitchell team, sparked by
the great searing -Of lVIary Shantz,
former Clinton baseball player,
finished Wand behind the Exeter
Mohawks, while the Colts beset
With injuries from /the beginning
'of the Season,* finished in.fourth:
place.
Gar Baker, former Seaforth
junior "B" star, and lately of Exe-
Zurich Bantams -Get
Surprise Win
Over Local Bantams
With Bill Consitt leading the at-
teak with three goalS the Zurich
Lions Bantams defeated Clinton
Fish and Game Club Bantams 6-5
here on Monday night.
Zurich took an early three goal
lead in the first period on goals
by Hoffman, Wagner and Prang.
Borden McRae Scored the Ione goal
of the first period for Clinton.
Consitt banged in his first two
goals in the second period, to give
Zurich a commanding 5-1 lead at
the end of 'the second.
1n-the third Clinton came back
strong to score four goals, one each
by Glazier, Cooper and McRae.
Consitt added his third in the
sortie period.
Only three penalties• were called,
tow to Zurich and one to Clinton.
-Zurich: goal, Bedard; defence,
Klopp, Willert; forwards, Wagner,,
Consitt, Roffman; alternates, Bed-
ard, Prang, Witmer, Block, Mc-
Adams, Bannister, Erb, Wein, Din-
nin, Merrier.
Olinton: goal, 'Boyes; defence,
Maaculay, Lockwood; .eforwards,
Livermore, J. Cooper, L. Coign-
Noun; alternates, B. Cooper, Me-
Rae, 13. Colguhoun, Mairs, Mac-
Donald, Cox, Freeman, Scott and
Glazier,
ter, will be' in the nets for the
Colts in this series. Gar haS been
playing very geed hockey for the.
Colts since he joined them in mid-
season, and. with a little help in
front of him could be the spark
the colts need to get by Mitchell
in this first round,
The -winner of this series will go
against the winner of the Exeter-
'Merton series in the group finals.
Following is the schedule of
playoff games for the Colts:
Feb, 6—Mitchell at Clinton 9 p.m.
Feb. 7—Clinton at Mitchell
Feb. 10—Clinton at Mitchell
Feb. 13—Mitchell at Clinton 9 p.m,
Feb. 17—Clinton at Mitchell
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RCAF Station Bantams
Tackle Zurich In First
Round of "D" Playoffs
,--The Clinton RCAF PMQ Adast-
ral Park sponsored Bantams will'
open their WOAA Bantam "D"
semi-final playoffs with Zurich;
the first game was played last
night (Wednesday) in Zurich. The
return game .will be in Clinton
Lions Arena on. Saturday, Febru-
ary 7 at 2.00 p.m. The winner of
this series goes against Hensall
Bantams,
Merton Outscores Colts 8 to 6 In Scrappy
Game Here Friday Night; Good Crowd
Paced by three last perioiT`goals
by Jerry Thompson, the Ilderton
Wildcats came from behind to de-
feat the Clinton Colts last Fri-
day night in the local arena. One
of the best crowds of the season
was on hand,
Ken Doig and Gord Walters
paced the Colt attack with three
goals apiece, whilk Thompson with
75 Peewee Hockey
Teams Picked For -
Young Canada Week
Selection of the 75 peewee hoc-
key teams to compete in the tenth
annual Young Canada Week, spon-
sored by the Goderich Lions Club
and the Western Ontario Athletic
Association, during. the Easter
school vacation period
GROUP' AA—Hamilton, Sarnia
Port Huron, Toronto, Montreal,
Peterborough, Metro Toronto,
Quebec, London,
erroup A — Simcoe, Woodstock,
Brampton, Fort Erie, Owen Sound,
Lindsay, 'Leamington, St. Thomas,
Stratford, Preston, Waterloo, Ch-
them, St, Lambert, N,oranda, Gait,
Wallaceburg.
Group B Goderich, St. Marys,
Tillsonburg, Aylmer, Walkerton,
Listowel, Seven Islands, Delhi,
Georgetown, Strathroy.
Group C -- Point Edward, Ches-
ley, Rodney, Forest, Mitchell, Sea-
forth, Port Elgin, Milverton, Dur-
ham, Lambeth, Port Dover, Clin-
ton, New Hamburg, Watford, Kin-
cardine, Southampton, Mount For-
est, Elmira, Wingham, Exeter,
Harriston, Tavistoek, Glencoe.
Group D Ripley, Ayr, Hen-
son, Ebenezer, Londesboro, At-
wood, Ailsa Craig, Mildrnay, Tara,
Six Nations, Zurih, Shallow Lake,
Belmont, Ilderton, Paisley, Luck-
now, Lucan.
three, B. Iirbshott with two and
D. Urbshott, • J. Allison, and Stu
O'Neil added singletons for Ilci-
erton.
Clinton: goal, Salter; defence,
Scott, 111ady; centre, Walters;
wings, K. Doig and Meriam; alt-
ernates, Lee, B. Dot, Buchanan,
Edgar, Boyes; 'GOon, M. Coletie.
houn.
Ilderton: goal, Hodgins7 defence,
Duncan, Nibloc; centre, Thomp-
son; wings, Allison, Collins; alter-
nates, D. Urbshott, M. O'Neil, B.
Urbshott, Charlton, S. O'Neil, Loft,
Destefano, Quirie.
First Period
1-711derton ,D. Urbshott (S.
O'Neil, .B. Urhshott) .,„.. 1,35
2---Ilderton, Allison (Thomp-
son) 3.15
3.7-Clinton, Doig (Walt-
ers) 3,40
4—Clinton, Walters, (Ken
Doig) - 10.20
5—Clinton, Walters (Caron) 11,23
Penalties: Thompson (interfer-
ence) 10.32; Edgar (holding) 12.30;
Duncan (hooking). 16,45,
Seocnd Period
6—Ilderton, D, Urbshott (B
Urbshott) .20
7—Clinton, K. Doig 11.35
8—nderton, D. Urbshott
(O'Neil) 19.30.
" Penalties: Meriam (roughing)
8.31; Collins (roughing) 8.31; B,
Doig (kneeing) 9,57; Meriam
(roughing) 11,00; Duncan (elbow-
ing), 11.00,
Third Period,
9—Ilderton, Thompson (Col-
lies, Allison) 4.36
10—Clinton, Walters (K. Doig,
11ieriam) 11.05
1,1—Ilderton, S, O'Neil (D
Urbshott, M. O'Neil) ., 11.30
12—Clinton, K. Doig ,,, , 13.35
13—Ilderton, Thompson (Col-
lins) 13.50
14—Ilderton, Thompson 19.50
Penalties: Nibloc (boarding) 14.05.
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Legion Midgets
Begin Playoffs
Against Exeter
The schedule for the WOAA.'
Midget "C" group playoffs was.
arranged_ at a meeting in Clinton.
Legion gall Monday evening, 4. D.
Thornlike, convener, chaired the .
veeting,
This' finds A/Meilen. and .Seaforth
squaring off •in .a best of. three
playeff: While the Clinton Legion
Midgets lead off with a best We
out of three with their arch rivals,
the Exeter Midgets.
The:first Weal game will be in
-Exeter Saturday night with Clin-
ton getting, the other twO games.
necessary.
Sat, Feb. 7-6.30 p.m.—Clinton
at Exeter
Mon.,- Feb, 9-430 P:m.--.Exeter
at Clinton
Wed., Feb, '11-6.30 p.m. —Exeter
at Clinton (if necessary),
Bantams Go Against
Seaforth In 'first
Round of Playofft,
In the local WOAA Bantam
geoUP the Clinton FiSh and Game
Clubasponsored Bantams will open
the playoffs with Seaforth on Sat-
urday in Seaforth, In the other
semi-final round Mitchell and
Exeter do battle.
Following is the schedule of the
Clinton-Seaforth series:
Sat., Feb. 7-7.00 p.m.—Clinton at
Seaforth.
Mon., Feb, 9-7.00 p,m.—Seaforth
at Clinton.
Wed., Feb. 11-7.00 p.m,—Seaforth
at Clinton (if necessary).
Township of' Hullett
TEND-E;RS
The Council of the Township of
Hullett will receive Tenders for
the
Crushing and Hauling
of approx. 12,000
Cu. Yds. of Gravel
for the Roads in the Township.
Gravel to be crushed and put
through a 3,4 inch screen. All
gravel to be crushed and spread
to the satisfaction of the Road
Superintendent and the District
Engineer.
Lowest or any Tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Tenders must be accompanied
by a $200 certified check.
Tenders to be in the hands of
the Road Superintendent by Feb-
ruary 28, 1959.
LEN CALDWELL,
Road Superintendent
RR 1, Londesboro.
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Jownship of Hullett
TENDERS
The Council of the Township of
Hullett will receive Tenders for the
Spraying of Cattle
in the Township for WARBLE
FLY. Tenders to be so much per
head per spray for 2 sprays, Tend-
ers to be in the hands of the
Clerk,' February 28, 1959. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
HARRY TEBBUTT, Clerk,
• Londesboro.
5-6-7-b
Township of Hullett
APPLICATIONS
The Council of the Township of
Willett will receive Applications
for One (1)
Warble Fly Inspector
for the Township for 1959 Spray-
ing of Cattle for Warble ply,
Salary to be .85c per hour and
.05c per mile mileage while work-
ing in_ the Township,
Applications to be in the hands
of the Clerk, February 28, 1959.
HARRY TEBBUTT, Clerk,
Londesboro,
5-6-7-b .
Township of Hullett
ENDERS
The Council of the Township of
Hullett will receive Tenders for the
the supplying of Six Hundred "and
Fifty (650) pounds of•
Warble Fly Powder
in Fifteen (15) pound bags, and
Fifty (Be) pothuiS in One (1)
Potted bags for the sPrayihg of
cattle for Warble Fly in 1959.
Ali tenders to be in the hands
Of the Clerk, February 28, 1e50,
Lowest or any tender not heees,
eerily accepted,
HARRY TOORtItt, Clerk, .
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