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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-02-19, Page 12Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute junior basketball team yes- terday afternoon became champ- ions of the four-team Huron Sch- ools basketball eeague. Although they have one more game ,to play they cannot be dislodged from first place. They defeated Wing- been yesterday 35.27, Ron Livermore again led in the scoring, getting 21 points; Roger Cummings sank eight points; and Ted Turner, Barry Harper and Paul Pickett get two points each. Wingham scorers were; Fuller, eight; Foxton, eight; Pickford, four; Woods, three and Jones two. OPEN -BOWLING , TUESDAY FRIDAY and. SATURDAY EVENINGS at the Clinton Bowling Alley Formal Scout and Cub Photograph Members of the First Bayfield Cub Pack and Scout Troop posed for this picture before the Father and Son Banquet held on February 6 in the Bayfieid Trinity Parish Hall. (Photo by Florence Corrie) Ask About Our 'Family Package Plan' Here is Life Insurance which covers you, your wife, your present Children, future child- ren, born or adopted; in an all-in-one policy with one-low monthly. premium. It also builds up generous cash val- ues and retirement funds. -0-- ANVVHEN YOU P4URCHASE ONE PIE E OF SUPREAIE ELUXE ALU MINUM ARC OPIICIS Red Wings Hold League Lead in Kinsmen Hockey The first place Red Wings de- feated the Maple Leafs by a score of 5.2 to eliminate the Leafs from the playoffs. The Canadiens and Black Hawks play Friday night and the winner of this game will play the Red Wings. First game of the two games goals to count series, starts next Monday after- noon at 5.45 p.m. Harvey Holland led the Red Wings with two goals while Brad Dutot, Gary Fleet, Douglas Parker picked up single goals for the winners. Melvin Crich scored both of the losers two goals. Clinton Lions ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19 4.15-5.15-PS Children, Grade 5-8 sponsored by Lions 5.30-6.30-Cubs Hockey FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20 5,30-6.30-Kinsmen Pee Wee Ho- ckey Playoff 6.30-7.30-Midget Practice 9.00-Mitchell vs. Clinton Colts SATURDAY,. FEBRUARY 21 9.00-10.00-Bantam Practice 10.30-11.30 Adastral Park Skat- ing 12.00-3,00-Adastral Park Minor Hockey 3.15-4.30-Public School Children Sponsored by Lions 5.00-6.00-Midget Practice 6.00-7.00-Kinsmen Pee Wee All- Star Practice 8.15-10.00-Public Skating SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 8.15-10.00-Public Skating MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 4.30-5.30-Adastral Park Hockey Practice 5.45-6.45-Kinsmen Pee Wee Hoc- key Finals 7.00-8.00--Bantam Practice 9.00-10.00-Junior Farmers Hock- ey TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1.15-5.15-Public School Children, Grades 1-4 sponsored by Lions 5.15-6.15-Midget Practice WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 2.00-3.30-Public Skating 4.30-5.30e-Adastral Park Hockey Practice 6.30-7.30-Kinsmen Pee Wee All- Star Hockey 8.15-10.00-Public Skating SEVERAL OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM- Various Makes and Prices. Good Choke includes Two Cadillacs. • THE HEAT'S ON! The boss is cracking the whip and has given us orders to sell. If you are looking for a good deal-see us now. We're hungry, 'for business! '56 OLDS. 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VAUXHALL Dealer igUnter 24321 CLINTON I AM YOUR CREDIT UNION Clinton Community Credit Union Limited .1•10ma, Did You Know I help you with your financial problems, in a confidential man- ner, between you and me only. 0- ai -NOTICE- Seaforth and Clinton Offices of J. E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN Will be Closed Mon., Tues., and Wed. February 23, 24 and 25 While Mr.' Langstaff is attending the Optometrical Association• Annual Meeting and Educational Forum. 7b 94cM TWgLIM CXXI7911NM' S.nCORD, WAIRST).04 FVESM14921,Y. SO- HURON CHAMPIONS, CDCI Junior Basketball. Teams Downs Wingham 35-27; Sure of First Place Clinton Midgets 5 Seaforth 3 The Clinton Legion Midgets took a game lead in their best of three series against Seaforth, on Mon- day night, when they -handed the visitors a 5-3 beating. Ronnie Livermore's two first period goals got the locals into the lead. Jim Dick scored for Seaforth in the first. Budd Boyes and Harvey Dale scored in the second, while in the third John Jacob and Boy- es with his second goal kept the gaem out of reach, Tom Dick got the only Seaforth goal in the third period. There were 14 penalties called in the game with Clinton getting tagged for eight of them. The second game of this series will be played in Seaforth on Thursday evening at eight o'clock, Clinton: goal, John Harris; de- fence, John Jacob, Charlie Bart- liff; centre, Ron Livermore, R. wing, Roger Cummings; L wing, Budd Boyes; alternates, Paul Pic- kett, Keith Allen, Don Scruton, Paul Draper, Tom Sharp, Bud 1 Legion Midgets Take One Game Lead In Group Finals; At Seaforth Tonight W.O.A.A. INTERMEDIATE "B" Play Oil HOCKE FRIDAY NIGHT - 9.00 P.M. FOURTH GAME OF BEST THREE OF FIVE SEMI-FINALS Admission: Adults 50ct Students 25c 111111111111111111111111111P1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Adastral Park 'Hawks Win Over Leafs The final game of the regular schedule in the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League saw the /Wastrel Park Black Hawks take over sec- ond place when they defeated the Maple Leafs 3-2. Gordie Logan of the "Hawks scored the first goal unassisted from the face-off and team-mate Cary Dark added an- other before the end of the second period, The Maple Leafs then took the initiative, led by top winger Melvin Crich who banged in two goals and had the 'Hawks wilting under pressure. However, David Desjar- dine, 'Hawk defenceman put the game away with a screened shot from the blueline. The Black Hawks take on the Canadiens on Friday, February 20, at 5.30 in the first playoff game. eo, Ken Truscott, Bill' Murney. Seaforth: goal, Patterson; def- ence, Varley, Lamont; centre, T. Dick; R wing, J. Dick; L wing, Pinder; alternates, Muir, Dins- more, D. Dale, Walters, Flanag- an, Teall, H. Dale. First Period 1-Clinton, Livermore • (Cum- mings) .17 2-Seaforth, J. Dick 6.00 3-Clinton, Livermore ..... 14.30 Penalty, Varley, 8.20, Second Period 4-Clinton, Boyes. (Liveromre) 2.22 5-Seaforth, Dale (T. Dick) 8.15 Penalties: Boyes 2,40, Bartliff 4.47, Yeo 8.00, Flanagan 8.00, Sharp 18.43. Third Period 6-7-Clinton, Boyes (Livermore) 10.17 7-Seaforth, T. ;Dick 12.05 8-Clinton, Jacob 13.10 Penalties: J. Dick .50; T Dick 1.40; Jacob 7.50; Jacob 10.01; Valle 11,05; J. Dick 13.20; Murney 16,42; Boyes, 17.10. High triple, Bert White, 952 H.E.P.C. MIXED May 18 9 80 Snell 15 12 74 Jones 12 15 66 Symons 9 18 46 Men's Intertown League Clinton "B" 128 Clinton "A" 119 Goderich "A" 91 Goderich "B" 90 Exeter 83 Wingham - 61 300 Games February 7 D. Gravett, Exeter 302 High Fives for February 7 Bert White, Clinton "B", 1204 D. Gravett, Exeter, 1202 High single to date, Jack Arm- strong, Clinton "B". 416 High five to date, Jim Armstrong Clinton "B", 1442 High average, Bert Harris, Clin- ton "A", 231 Mitchell 9 Clinton 5 Mitchell Red Devils moved out in front by one game in their ser- ies with the Clinton Colts as they took the third game on their home ice by a score of 9-5. Jack Meriam picked up two goals for the Colts with K. Doig, Walters and Doug. Cruickshanks added single goals. For the Red Devils. Mary Shan- tz was the big noise as he netted himself four goals, Alvin Weber added a pair, while Hartleib, Westman, and Uniac got single- tons. Mitchell jumped into a fast 2-0 lead on goals by Hartleib and Westman before Jack Meriam re- plied fel' the Colts, when he scor- ed on a scrartible in front of the Mitchell net. Weber and Shantz added two More for Mitchell arid Mariam got his second of the per- iod to end the scoring in the first, Mary Shantz and Uniac scored for Mitchell in the second to furth- er increase the Red Devil's lead, the period was enlivened by some roughing on the part of Smith and and John Scott, The third period saw each team scoring three goals, as Shantz scored two and Weber got one, Cruick- shanks retaliated for Clinton. while Doig,Walters and There were 19 peealties called in the game es both teams were thlittetyinghaed.ach other with everything The fourth game of this series Will be played in the Lions Arena in Clinton this Priday evening at 9.00 p.m, First Perled 4111 1111M1HIM CLINTON MIXED LEAGUE Imps. 36 24 84 Stars 34 23 80 Cleaners 33 27 77 Clubs 30 27 70 Hearts 27 30 60 Dobbers 25 35 60 Drivers 25 32 59 Budgies 24 36 55 Ladies High single, Vivian Knight, 310 High triple, Marg Reynolds, 746 Men High single, Bert White, 354 Without Obligation Phone.; "HAL" HARTLEY HU 2-6693 Canada Life Assurance Co. 1111111 1111111114111111111111 CDCI SENIORS Win Basketball Game In Last. Minute, Defeat Wingham 5049 Yesterday Clinton Collegiate senior basket- ball team defeated Wingham sen- iors yesterday afternoon 50-49, in RCAF Ladies Bowling League Results The rumble of balls down the alley last Friday night signified the RCAF ladies were out for their weekly bowling, The prize for high triple was taken by Mrs. O. Voth with 668, and for high single by Mrs. leg Eisen with 294, Those who scored over 200 were: Mrs, 0, Voth 293; Mrs. K. Banville 268; Mrs. B. Geiger 251; Mrs. M. LeClere 235, 212; Mrs. M. Wads- worth 232; Mrs. A. Nickerson 229; Mrs. P. Ansel! 228; Mrs. Stamm 223, 221, 201; Mrs. G, Paul, Mrs. H. Flood and Mrs. M. Sutton, each 221; Mrs, M. Constable 216; Mrs, M. Matthews 215; Mrs. D. Dunkin 208, 202;- Mrs. J. Fyvie 207; Mrs. J. Cameron 206; Mrs. C. Mellish 204; Mrs. Madeline Brown 203; Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. E. Higgins, each 202; Mrs. B. Cot- treau 201. 1-Satellites 79 pts. Pin Wheels 79 2-Hula Hoops 77 3-Aces 71 4-Gnip Gnaps ..., 68 5-Eager Beavers 67 6-Moppetts 60 7-Buga-Boos 59. 8--Spark Plugs .... „ 57 Black Cats 57 the second half of the basketball double-header played in the Wing- ham high school gym. The. Winning basket was scored• with less than 18 seconds remain- ing in the game,. So evenly are the teams match- ed in the Huron high schools lea- gue that all four senior teams could be tied at :the end of the regular home-and,horne game sch- edule. Clinton's tap scorers yesterday,: were Clayton Groves With 16 and Mike Michalski with Other - baskets were sunk by Paul Schoen- hals nine; Ken Cummings, six and Logan and Alexander two each. Nesmith bagged. 23 to- lead the. Wingham team; Hetherington got 12; -Skinn eight and. Jardin six. Coming Events Goderich Pavilion-Dancing ev- ery Saturday night, music by Der-ek Knight and his Orchestra, 3-br Friday, Feb. 20-Card Party and Dance, Londesboro Hall, Norris Orchestra. Sponsor: Hullett Fed-- eration. Cards, 8.30 p.m. Admis- sion:• foe cards only, 50c; foe cards: and dance 75c. Lunch counter in, hall. ?bp CLINTON LIONS ARENA MITCHELL RED DEVILS vs. CLINTON COLTS KAY GUITAR in two tone .„.....,,.„„„, $33.50 'PIANO ACCORDIAN-15 keys with carrying case $67.50 UKELELE hi Toned Wood $8.50 UKELELE in Plastic, "Islander" $4.95 CASE for Guitar • $11.50 & $15.00 HARMONICAS-Echo $1.00 Vampire $1.50 Marine Band . $2.50 Marine Band- $3.00 Auto Value $4.50 VIOLIN STRINGS, BRIDGES, etc. GUITAR STRINGS, PICKS, STEELS, etc. McEwan's GIFTS and STA.TIONERY Clinton - Dial HU 2-9766 Musical instruments SUTTER fa ERNE LTD. QUALITY HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES Clinton Dial HU 2-7023 F 111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111 1 FIVE-PIN BOWLING NEWS Mitchell Holds Two to One Game Lead in Semi-Final; Play Here Friday Night (Westman) 1.07 2-Mitchell: Westman (Hartleib 4.13 3-Clinton: Meriam (K. Doig) 6.45 4-Mitchell: Weber (T. Sawyer) 9.42 5-Mitchell: Shantz (T. SaWyer, Uniac) 13.43 6-Clinton: Meriam (K. Doig) 15.25 Penalties: Garon (cross check- ing) 3.47, T. Sawyer (interfer- ence) 5,45, Meriam (tripping) 7.04, Butcher (high stick) 10.35, Uniac (interference) 11,31, K. Doig (cross checking) 12.44, But- cher (interference) 15.03. Second Period 7-Mitcheth Shantz (West- man, Coveney) 1,21 8-Mitchell: Millie (Weber, Smith) 3.36 Penalties: Meriam (interfer- ence) 3.02, Smith (major) 1.5.55, Scott (roughing, 'major) 15.55, Garon (cross checking) 16.00. Third Period 97-IVIitchell: Shantz (Coveney, Westman) .28 10-Clinton: X. Doig (Meriam) 2.09 11-Clinton: Walters tX. Doig) 16.15 12-Clinton: Cruikshank (Walters, Meriam) 17.28 13-Mitchell: Shantz 19.05 14-Mitchell: Weber .„.. 19.29 Penalties!. Uniac (kneeing) 3.01, .Doig (cross checking) 5.44, CrtlikShank (high sticking) 9.04, Shantz (high sticking). Sawyer (kneeing) 11,47, Meriam (slashing) 12.45, nohfritsch (hook- ing) 15.26, Garen (tripping) 17.86.