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COMING EVENTS
4.
Above are the local &Wit teams who battled in the hockey finals, during
Minor Hockey Weekend. We are grateful to Bert Clifford for identifying
the players as follows: At front, from left to right, is the winning ,,pt, team,
Top row, Doug Riehl, Harry Thompson, Steve Steep, Mike Riley, Paul
Gibbings, Brad Reid, David Counter, Bill Engel, Steven Gibbings, Alan
Lavis, Robert Sander. Second,row, from top, Mike Gibbings, Steve
McPherson, Brenton Craig, Greg Butler, Paul Van Damme, Pat Phillips,
Doug Mathews, John Hart, Ken Ellis. White sweaters, John McMahon,
Terry Gardner, Doug Schoenals, John Feeney, Frank Flynn, Don Peter.
son, David Clynick, Bruce Kempston, Grant Niels.; Robert Penner, Win-
Ring D team, Goalie, Gord Gilfillan, Jamie Thompson, Jeff Grigg, Mark
Norman, Steve Jones, Ernie Lobb, Neil Colquhoun, Paul Priestap, Gerald,
Cantelon, Tony Bird, Gerry jordan, David Bartliff, goalie Mark Nichol.
son,
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Clinton Community Centre
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
School Skating: 4:30 - 5:30; Grade 5-8
Play-off Hockey: Clinton Colts vs. Listowel; 8:30
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th
Play-off Hockey: Bantam Listowel vs. Clinton.
7:00
Juvenile Play-off Hockey: Paisley vs. Clinton
•Teen Town Auditorium. 9:00 p.m.
9:00
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th
Public Skating: 2 - 4
Public Skating: 8 - 10
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 113th
Tot Skating: 2 - 3
Public Skating 3 - 4.30
Adult Skating 7:30 - 9:30
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19th
Industrial Hockey 8 - 10
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20th
School Skating: •4:30 - 5:30; Grade 1-4
C.H.H.L.: 8:30 - 10:30; Bayfield vs. Holmesvillie
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Public Skating 2-4
C.H.H.L,: Clinton Eagles vs. Holmesvilie;
8:30 - 10:30 .
ICE CARNIVAL, FRIDAY, FEB. 23rd
Contestants for the Ice Carnival Queen must
Make application on or before Feb. 17th to be
eligible for the contest.
Applications are available at the Clinton Com-
munity Centre.
A Price of $15 Cash Plus a Number of Merchant Gifts Will
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Games min. in
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Harvey Dale 16 22 19 20
Ray Garon 18 16 15 39
Bud Boyce 11 21 19 2
Paul Draper 17 14 17 26
Keith Allen 10 18 13 8
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Rick Fremlin 0 1 2 0
Don Bartliff 0 0 2 0
Bob Livermore was second in league standing.
Ken; of Milverton won with 37 and 33 for 70 points.
Clinton's two goal tenders:
Bert Dube 67 against 87 for
Gary Black 34 against 65 for
Total 101 against 152 for
Milverton goalie won award with 98 goals against.
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LADIES' WEAR and DRY Gown
Clinton legion juveniles meet Paisley in finals Bantam teams even,
tie first two games Clinton Legion Juveniles went
into the WOAA finals against
Paisley for the first game on
February 13 away from home.
Although. the Clinton Royal
Bowling
100F AND REBEKAH
Team standings:
kets, 330; Mac's Miracles, 320,
Hot Shots, 315, The Swingers,
302 1/2, Willies Whackers,
273 1/2, Ladd's 'N' Lassies,
261 1/2, Alvin's Chipmunks, 260,
Ivanhoes, 226 1/2.
Ladies' high single, Bette
Ladd, 312; high triple and aver.
age, Gerry Harris, 766 and
206.
Men's high single and triple
Bill Harris 335 and 853; high
average Murray Taylor, 218,
CLINTON-BLYTWLADIES
Team standings: GO-Go's, 32;
SuP-e-r "6", 25; Rum Runners,
34; Rebels, 31; Daffy-Dills, 29;
Night Haws, 29.
Ladies' high single, L. Hol.
land, 237; high triple, D. Groves
652; high average, M. Elliott,
203.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Team standings: Otters, 68;
Beavers, 66; Seals, 59; Chip-
munks, 31.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Isobel Oakley, 280 and 642.
Men's high single and triple,
Maynard Hymers, 277 and 62'7.,
Canadian Legion pays for the
team's ice-time, and Bill Fists'
chatter provides uniforms, the
players supply their own sticks
and transportation.
In exhibition games this year,
the squad played four, won one,
drew two; and lost one, as
follows:
Goderich 7, Clinton 2;
ton 5, Goderich 2; Clinton 6,
Detroit 6; St. Thomas 6, Min..
ton 6.
During the regular schedule,
the Clinton Legion 'team wo:
eight, tied two, lost one, and
picked one up by default. Here
are statistics:
Clinton 4, Lucknow 2; Clip.
ton 4, Brussels 2; Lucknow
8, Clinton 6; Clinton 3, Sea.
forth 3; Clinton '7, Ripley 3;
Clinton 5, Ripley 5; Clinton
4, Seaforth 2; Clinton 8, God-
erich 1; Clinton 4, Brussels
2; Clinton 8, Goderich 1; Clin-
ton 10, Zurich 1; Clinton VS
Zurich (default).
Members of the Legion-sport.
sored team are:
Dennis Fleischauer, goal;
Don Bartliff, defence and cap-
tain; Bruce Schoenhals, de.
fence; George Elliott, defence;
Rick Fremlin, forward; Gary
Fleet, forward; Mel Rohner,
Scores
CATHOLIC MIXED
Team standings; Block Bus.
ters, 83; Pin Heads, 41; Stone
Throwers, 31,
Ladies' high single and triple,
Carol Diemert 236 and 548;
high average, Norma Van Don.
gen, 202,
Men's high single, ' Jim
Doherty, 236; high triple, Dave
Braz eau, 594; high average, Ray
Leduc, 200.
BELL TEL LEAGUE
Ladies' high single, triple and
average, Betty Daer, 355, '700
and 219.
Men's high single and average
Joe Daer, 316 and 213; high
triple, Brian Saunders, 813.
BLUE WATER LEAGUE
Team standings: Sharks, 93;
Suckers, 102; Crabs, 79; Min.
vows, 85.
Ladies' high,single and triple,
Jeanette Huffman, 226 and 658;
high average, Vera Turner, 178.
Men's high single, Lloyd Huff.
man, 278; high triple, Joe
Koene, 613; high average, Reg
Francis, 197.
* * *
A turkey which was prize for
score of 360 or over was won
by Wayne Dupee with a score
of 368.
forward; Kirk Lyndon, forward;
Derwin Carter, forward; Wes
Chamber, forward; Ken Strong,
forward; John McPherson, for.
ward; Greg Jervis, forward;
Paul Bartliff, forward; Bill Stir.
ling, forward; Stu Mustard, for-
ward; Manager Davey Andrews
and coach William Stirling.
Listowel boys
bomb locals
Listowel bombed,Clinton Pee
Wees 9-2 to win the playoff
series.
After two periods of well.
played hockey, the Clinton boys
spent too much time in the
penalty box in the third.
Until then, the score was
3-2 for Listowel. But the pen.
alties proved costly, because
Listowel scored six goals in the
last period, four of them while
Clinton served four successive
penalties.
Clinton's first goal was
scored by Brian Jewitt from
Brian Kennedy and Raymond
Burns. Brian Jewitt played well
for his first game since having
his appendix removed.
Robbie Stirling put in a
sizzling slap shot on a power
play to finish the Clinton
scoring.
Clinton,GDC1
Tied At Second
Clinton junior and senior
basketball teams are tied for
second place with GoderichDisv
trict Collegiate Institute Vik.
ings in the Huron-Perth Con.
ference,
Leading the way is Stratford
Central, whose iunior and
senior cage squads have each
won eight straight games. Clina
ton and Goderich juniors have
won six and lost two. Senior
squads for Clinton and God.
erich have lost one game each
in the eight games played.
Friday the GDCI Vikings
travel to Stratford to play their
last game of the Huron-Perth
Conference against Stratford
Central.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tor-
rance and three children of
Porter's Hill visited Sunday
with the former's mother, and
Aunt,Miss Jean Ivison, * * *
Norman Long was admitted
to Seaforth Community Hospital
on Saturday and transferred
Monday to Stratford General
Hospital.
In the first two gamea of the
best of three series for theban-
tams title nothing was decided
except that Clinton and Listowel
teams were evenly matched.
Both games ended in ties.
At Listowel in the first game,
Clinton had to come from be.
hind a 4-0 deficit to tie things
up 5-5.
Mark Jenkins scored two in
a row in the final 10 minutes
of the third period. He then set
up Gary Cummings for CI inton" s
third goal,
In the final minute of reguo,
lation time, Captain Brian
Edgar scored the equalizer .
Mark Jenkins scoredan over.
time goal to give Clinton the
lead.
But Listowel scored again
while two Clinton players were
in the penalty box.
Jenkins was already in the
sin-bin when big defenceman
Barry Edgar pressed a little
too hard and earned a tripping
penalty.
• The three boys left on the ice
for Clinton fought hard, but
finally had to concede the tying
goal.
After a 10-minute overtime
period in the second game, the
Lions Midgets
down List owel
Clinton L ions Midgets
knocked Listowel out of the play.'
offs in three straight games Of
the five-part series.
In action Feb. 5 at Listowel,
the locals mauled their oppo.
nents 6-2, with Bill Stirling the
big gun, scoring two goals and
assisting on three more.
Stew Mustard, Rick Poulin
and Bob Bangille scored singles
for Clinton.
A 6.3 win February '7 put the
Clinton team two games up.
Two goals each by Bob Lan.
gille and Stew Mustard had the
locals ahead 4-0 by 2:43 of
the third period.
Then Listowel finally beat
McFarland at 6:42 of the third,
A couple of beautiful solo
efforts by Stew Mustard and
Rick Paulin within 30 seconds,
of each other made the score
6-1. •
Listowel bounced back for
two more before the game
ended.
Clinton Midgets continued to
show great scoring power in the
third game, downing Listowel
7-1.
Playing without their high.
scoring centre, Stew Mustard,
the Midgets were paced by Bill
Stirling and Glen Irwin, who
each scored two goals.
Other tallies came from Bob
Lmigille, John McPherson and
Greg Burns.
A strong defence with good
goal tending by Gary McFar.
line plus scoring power,
featured the Midgets' play.
The W.O.A.A, finals against
either Wingham or Hanover will
begin next week.
bantam teams wound up tied
again.
Both teams scor ed a goal each,
in every period. There was no
score during overtime.
When smooth-skating Mark
Jenkins banged in a pass from
Gary Cummings after the open-
ing face-off, only 12 seconds of
playing time had elapsed.
Little Brian Langille scored
six minutes later, only to have
the goal nullified on a penalty
called for interference by Jim
Russell,
Before the Prstperiod ended,
Listowel had tied the score on
a blue-line shot by McIntosh.
Clinton's first power-play
opportunity proved fruitful when
a booming slap shot from the
point by Ted Leather found the
net. Leather's shooting gave Ar.
merit, Listowel's net minder,
nightmares all evening,
Listowel's little line scored
another picture goal on a play
set up by fast-skating Rick
Town.
The out-of-towners had a,
golden opportunity to score in
the dying minutes of the second
but David Slade made a specta.
cular save to keep the puck out.
Although each team had sev.
eral good scoring chances, only
two goals went past the goalies
in the third,
RickieTown, who seemed
always to: be in the right place
at the right time, scores
Listowel's third goal on a break.
away, deking Slade out of the
net.
Giving his rush an extra push
Bill Crawford finally broke into
the open in front of Arment
He let go a beautiful shot tt
the lower right hand corner o
the net for the tying and las
goal of the game.
In the overtime period, bot
clubs played good defensiv
hockey, with Bill Cantelo
having the best opportunity
score, but Listowel's goali
managed to touch the puck wit
the edge of his stick and stee
it out..
Clinton played without Ca
lain Brian Edgar, and
defencemen, Randy Blake a
Jim Cameron. Jim Russell le
the game midWay through t
second period complaining of
sore side.
Clinton colts
face Listowel
in playoffs
Colts finished the regul
season in second place wi
30 points on 15 wins and fi
losses, a single point behi
Milverton.
Throughout the season, Col
lost only one home game,
Going into the playoffs t
night, Colts will face Listow
Intermediates, In four gam
against Listowel this seaso
Colts won three and lost on
Listowel has been Winni
most games with strong la
period action.
After tonight, action mov
to Listowol for February
and back to Clinton Februa
22.
Clinton colts standings