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At 8 p.m. Bridge and Euchre
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Bp,
Clinton Colts outmusoled 1.4s1
towel to talte 2,-0 lead in the
payoff Periee.
InClinton Tharscla7 February
16, the looal .boys won 0,,,4
a hard-hitting gamer
More than 225 fans cheered
tile action,.
'There were PPenaltiee hand,
gd out during the three periods
16 of them to Clinton.
Jack Create; PlaYing for
Listowel, was one of the chief
offeaderS, He collected a total
of 22 ,minutes in Penalties, in.
eluding two majors, The first
major was ler a fight with
Ken Daer, and the second for
slashing "Little Joe" Liver.,
more on the back of the legs.
After his.second major, cre,
zier received an automatic 10.
minute misconduct peealty.
Crozier is an extremely hard.
hitting defencernan, formerly
faom Seaford'.
Bud Boyes, who had earned
only two minutes in the sin-bin
all season, collected a five.
minute major for' his part in
a fight with Stan Berfeltz.
Scorers for the Colts were
Draper (2), Daer, Boyes, Dale
(2), McDougall (2), and Glew,
For Listowel, Livingston and
Berfiltz got one apiece.
In Listowel February 19 C lin.
ton dominated the Listowel club,
and wound up 4-2 winners,
Colts couldn't find the net in
the first period, but gave up a
goal to D. Richardson at 5:10.
Harvey Dile collected a pen-
alty at 1:26 of the second and
Listowel took advantage to beat
Gary Black on a long shot from
the point.
With Listowel's bad man gete-
ting his third penalty a minute
later, Harvey D al e notched Cline
ton's first goal. Livermore set
up the play,
During this period Don Mc.
Doegoll was robbed of two sure
goals by Moqemeet.
Pne of the hardest workers
in the game was IdcPougall
who skated .mties4 going both
Ways.
Bud Boyes scored another
beautiful Pal at. 11:44, .cleking
Pat the opposing goalie.
MCPCalgall's *Ong ,Picating
was tee MVO for the Listowel
defence, and at 15:31 he teamed
with Bud Yee to score his
first goal.
/i/ the third, McPougall fried
breakaway hut was slammed
into the boards. He jumped up
qaickly and banged in a loose.
Puck. Black was a standout in, thiS
period, blocking several long
nerd shots.
Clinton's fearsome foursome
Daer, Murney, Edgar and Mac.
PaaleY played a strong, hard.
hitting game.
Crozier, himself a tough play.
Stanley UCW
holds meet
The February Stanley Unit
UCW meeting which was held
at the home of Mrs. L. Wile
son was opened by Mrs. L.
Forrest.
Hymn 330 was sung. The
Seripture was read by Mrs.
L, Forrest followed by pray.
er.
Mrs. G. McGregor read an
article on the work of Mrs.
D. McGregor (Marion Keith)
on the amount of work done
by the WMS.
Hymn 378 was sung and
the Offering and Dedication.
Mrs. Stuart gave an inter.
esting study on Japan, their
population, industries and ex.
ports,
Roll call showed 17 members
present. Minutes were read and
signed.
The treasurer's report was
given, also a report on the
visiting committee and on cards
sent out.
Mrs. G. McGregor read an
interesting letter from the little
Korean boy. Mrs. Stuart will
have the Wednesday March 13
meeting at 2 p.m, in her home,
with helpers Mrs. W. McBerth
and Mrs. Wilson,
The meeting closedwithpray.
er. A delicious lunch was ser.
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Bowling
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Tornados, 9; Whirlwinds, 19;
Cyclones, 15; Hurricanes, 13.
Ladies' high single, triple
and average, Betty Daer, 355,
700 and 219.
Men's high single and aver-
age, Joe Daer, 316 and 213;
high triple, Brian Sanders, 813,
106F AND REBEKAH
Bill's Rockets, 345; Hot
Shots, 335; Mac's Miracles,
333; The Swingers, 313 1/2;
Ladd' s 'N' Lassies, 2781/2; Al.
yin's Chipmunks, 278; Willie's
Whackers, 276 1/2; Ivanhoes,
238 1/2.
Ladies' high single, Bette
Ladd, 312; high triple and
average, Gerry Harris, 766 and
208.
Men's high single and triple,
Bill Harris, 335 and 853; high
average, Murray Taylor • 219.
er, was .flattened in theagec.
940 by A jolting, ;heelt
Ken Daer,.
Ray Prowei te,fPctre, defence
man) played well in his relief
vele;
Bandy MOW. broke away from
.LieteWel'S defence at the 1214o.
line, and fired a slap Allot past.
the ,gpaitonder to. wind up the
scoring at 19:46.
When -Roger Crozier decided
to end his retirement and TO
turn to heckeY, I Was Only
slightly Surprised,
The tragedy of Roger's re.
tirement in November was that
a 25-Year-:old Youngster was
turolpg his back On something
he loved, He was also turning his back on a highly-paid pro.
fession that boasts an outstared.
ing Pension Plan,
That a. National Hockey
League goaltencler should de.
aide to quit is,net sprpriaing
in itself. They are the most
courageous men in any sport
or occupation,. I doubt that I
would Want to stand out there
night after night and face.bul-
let-fast shots.
To ine it is not surprising
that a goalie should come down
with a case of nerves. They
stand alone, in full view of the
crowd, and their mistake is the
last one before the red goal
light goes on. They can't skate
to the bench and lose them-
selves among their teamnia.tes.
A goalie can only stand and
wait for the next attack while
listening to the boos of the
crowd.
There is no way a goaltender
can shed his frustratioes either,
He can't skate out of his net
and throw a bodycheck.
Theirs is not an enviable job.
But back to Roger. He admits
now that when he retired he
overlooked one thing- his love
of the game.
"I thought I could go home
and forget about hockey," he
said when, he came back. "It
didn't work out that way. The
first couple of weeks at home
were wonderful, but after that
there wasn't a day I wasn't
reminded of hockey in some
way. If I read a newspaper I'd
see mention of it. If I looked
at television, it was the same.
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cocktail, "it tastes exactly like
the medicine my husband has
been taking for 40 years."
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Speaking winner
Wayne Oornall, a grade 10
student at Central Buren Sec.
oadary School, was winner of
the.prepared speech claseifica.
tion of the Huron County sec.
ondary school public speaking
finals held last Tuesday at God.
erich District Collegiate Insti.
lute.
Areleata Pollock, a grade 12
student at GDCI, was runner.'
up.
Winner of the impromptu
speech classification was Terry
Sewell, grade 12 student at the'
Clinton school. Jim Graham,
grade 13 student from Wingham
was runneia-up. Speakers in this
category were given a choiee
of three topics, and Were al.
lowed ten minutes to' prepare
their speech for presentation.
The judges reported that each
one had selected a different
winner in each classification,
making the final decision on
winners extremely difficult.
The contest was sponsored
by the Ontario School Trus.
tees'. and Municipal Council.
lots' Association. Goderich,
Clinton and Wingham high.
schools were each represented
by two students, one in each
of the two categories.
Winners will go to the zone
finals to , be held in Chatham,
February 23.
Counties included in the zone
contest are Essex, Kent, Lambs
ton, Middlesex, Elgin and
Huron.
Judges at the county contest
were Dan Murphy, Goderich
attorney and member of the
GDCI board, Mrs. L. H, Dig.
gon, former head of the Eng.
lish department at GDCI and
Mrs. John Wallace, member of
the Goderich Public School
Board,
Stanley Wheeler, English
teacher at GDCI was chairman
and Andrew Pirie, a grade 13
student, was timer.
Scores
CATHOLIC MIXED,
Block Busters, 90; Pin
Heads, 41; Stone Throwers, 35.
Ladies' high single, triple and
average, Norman Van Dongen,
227, 605 and 202,
Men's high single, Arnold
Dale, 266; high triple, Francis
Diemert, 585; ' high average,
Ray Leduc, 200.
CLINTON-BLYTH'LADI ES
Team standings: Go-Go's, 36;
Super "6" 28; Rum Runners,
40; Rebels, 38; Daffy-Dills, 35;
Night Hawks, 33.
Ladies' high single and triple,
K. Sharp, 308 and 698; high
average M. Elliott, 203.
BLUE WATER LEAGUE
Sharks, 97; Suckers, 108;
Crabs, 82; Minnows, 92.
Ladies' high single, triple,
and average Vera Turner, 282
662 and 181,
Men's high single, triple and
average, Joe Koene, 264, '701
and 199,
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