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Midgets ,
defeated
high.flY Wingham.team
ousted Clinton midgets from
the playoffs ie three, straight
Vanes.
Ie the first onletigatWiegbam
the long layoff showed for the
Clinton boys, '
Within nine athletes, Wing
ham had scored Six goals,
Before . the cleanly. played
game was Wingham
had scored 11 goals against two
• for Clinton..
Clinton: •Saturday, the re•
turn of Stew Mustard to theline.
up lielped;for two periods, •
Wingham scored two goals in
the first period.
Rick 'Paulin On. a fine, shot
from ate feet out cloSed 'the gap
2.1 at the end of the second,
.Clinton was robbed of many
goals by the fabulous goal-tend.
ing of the Wingham goalie.
Wingham hit feet four more
goals in- the third Without an
answer from Clinton.
Back. at Wingham Monday
Clinton took a 2 -1 lead into the
third period but the 'Wingham
boys outscored them 5 .1 in
that period to win 6 • 3, They
won the W.O.A.A. "B" champ.
ionship for the second year in
'a row.
-Clinton Pantants brolw
threeganisk tie •VehrtiOXY 10. in
their playeft series with Lis,
towel and Wen the foneth.ganie,
At the .Clititon nrenaA
skating 1340y Town ,scored for
Listowel. at .9;15 ,of' tlie .firat peeled, beetieg David $lade on.
Si* POP -eheatt IQ I:Pet,
For ,the .Next six minutes, the
Clinton boys did everything to
try and. Pitt the pack behind
,Larry Ament with no success,
Finally, at 12:51, Dave Ftlme+
nett drilled a long shgt which
Ament stopped with a great
nave, But the puck beenced out
in front ..of the net to Wayne
.Onntelen, He Ptit a perfect papa
back to Captain Brian Edgar
who was open in front of the
net and made no :mistake on his
shot,
-Listowel went ahead near the
end of the .first period with a
goal by cowing, This goal was ,
the result 'a Clinton defence
allowing a man to stand infreat •
of the net. - • e
Clinton played their strongest
and beet hockey in the second
period. Ogly three minutes had
elapsed when Mark Jenkins as..
sisted by Barry Edgai, and. Gary.
curnming scored on a. power'
play.
Six minutes later, Listowel
had their only chance of the.
game for a power play. on DaVe
Fawcett's penalty, On the play,
Cowing shot a long hard shot
from the, blue line for his see.
Ond pal. of the .night.
Wayne Cantelon tied the score
for Clinten.e.gain ona pass froM
Dave Fawcett, He flipped theme,
puck over the top of Ament
after the goaTitonc;or- OM for
the peek. ,
With only seconds left An the
,second porloci't 1)111 rP.19;
flipped, the Vick Alen the boards
',then raced ,•Listowel's:defence!
men,. _lie passed Qut perfectly,.
ta Caryrnings to .glVeclin!
toil the lead for the first Wile,.
. The third period was a great,
show of skating, IWO); and.
fore-checking. Both clubs .1140.
.excellent Ohancee to raise
score but the 'Paltendere Were
up for the occasion,
'FinallY,•With Only 30 seconds
left MAW game, EMI, Crawford
deflected a hard shot from Ted
Leathers stick to give Clieten
the first win of the series.
Listowel evened the series
in the'fifth game with a 4-,2.
victory over -the town beys Feb.
Teary 10 In Clinton,
Although the ciinton team
took an , early lead on gears - ,by
Brian Langille and leriateRelgar
in thp firat period, the boys
could not hold LiatoWelea play.
err .Ricky Town and, Dale.
Fleisehattee to prevent' them
from scoring.
- Town and. Fleischauer com-
bined for Listowel's first and'
second goals.
After two periods of hockey,
Clinton held the lead 2-1,
With two Clinton players in
the penalty box at the beginn.
ing of the third period, Listowel
struck early on Town's goal,
and a long shot eluded Slade to
give the visitors the lead.
At 6:10 a 2-1 break for Lis.
towel gave them their insurance
goal.
life is one big, timetable,.
-hut. .se. is hockey. As 14 life,
the mathematics of the game
Pen emeale lip and startle you,
My mathematical surprise
_came .1))r, the tio7ren the other '
day 'when I read that 12
National lloelcey League players
including myself, have played
1,000 or more .1\1111.4 ,games,,
To „say it is a let of playere
and a let. of games is PPM, rnenting,4 the:plea/tope.
1 will say that it adds up to.
a lot cif,,futi,'41earidle ef.f reetra.
lion ,arid a great deal of pein,
InjUriee are a part of ,hockey
and, of course,. -pop .is a part
of the iejury. The fun and frus,
tration ,ognie from the winning
and the:r19Sieg and both Pro-vide a high key of excitement. •
At least that has been the
way I've found it in my 1,400
pies games.
The 1,00-game club ha's add.
ed three members this year with
Tim }torten and George Arm.
strong, of the Toronto Maple
Leafs, joining along with Roe
Stewart, of the New York ,
Rangers. The other members,
including myself, are TtedKelly
who is retired and coaching the
new Los Angeles Kings; Bill
Gadsby, an old teammate of
mine who is coaching the junior
club in Edmonton; AllanStaeley
and Marcel Pronovost, both with
the Leafs; Alex Delvecchio, my
longtime linemate; Harry
Howell of the Rangers; Doug
Harvey, one of the all-time
great defensemen who is now -
playing coach of the Central
,League Kansas City team and
Ted Lindsay, another ex-team-
mate who is now a successful
Detroit businessman,
Our club may get another
member before this season is
finished, too. Leo Boivin. Leo
was with the Red Wings last
season but is now playing with
the Pittsburg Penguins. At the
midway point in the season,
Leo had seen action in 1967
games, That means he must play
Bowling
Scores
100F AND REBEKAH
Team standing: Bill's Roc.
kets, 359; Mac's Miracles, 356;
Hot Shots, 349e The SWIngers,,
329 1/2; Alvin"s Chipnainks,
292; Ladd's Lassies,
286 1/2; Willies Whackers,
281 1/2; Ivanhoes, 253 1/2.
Ladies' high single, Bette
Ladd, 312; high triple and aver.
age, Gerry Harris, 766 and 208,
• Men's high single and triple,
Bill Harris, 335 and 853; high
average, urray Taylor, 229,
BLUE WATER LEAGUE
Team standings: Sharks, 103;
Suckers, 112; Crabs, 86; Mill.
news, ,90,
Ladies' high single and triple,
Lois Armstrong, 240 and 562;
high average, Vera Turner,180.
Men's high single, triple and
average, Joe Koene, 250, 614
and 199,,.
CATHOLIC MIXEL
Block Busters, 98; Pin Heads,
42; Stone Throwers, 37. •
Ladies' high single, Sparky
Jordan, 210; high triple and
average, Norma Van Dongen,
608 and 202,
Men's high single, Frank Van
Altena, 265; high triple, Francis
Diemert, 670; high average,
Ray Leduc, 198.
BELL 'TELEPHONE
Team standings: Tornados 12;
Whirlwinds, • 21; Cyclones, 16;
Hurricanes, 15.
Ladies' high single, triple and
average, Betty Daer, 355, 700
and 219.
Men's high single, Peter Me.
Falls, 350; high triple, Brian
Sanders,813; high average, Joe
Daer, 21.
CLINTON — BLYTH LADIES
Team standings: Go-Go's 39;
Super "6", 32; Rum Runners,
47; Rebels, 42; Daffy-Dills, 41;
Night Hawks, 39.
Ladies' high single and triple,
K, Sharp, 264 and 674; high
average, M. Elliott, 200.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Team standingst Otters, '15;
BeaverS, 66; Seals, 61; Chip.
minks, 36.
Ladies' high single and triple
Isobel Oakley, 262 and 659.
Meti's high single and triple,
Gorden Thompson, 295 and 620.
HOCKE
In 24 games in the second half
to gain the
Next season. there is a good
chance several more players
Will gain ;admittance, Dean
Prentice, with our :club, had
a total of 991 ..garfi-?s at the'
midway point this season; ETU
.Nes,terenke with' the •rhieAp
Black Hawke,- 922; and Doug'
MOMS', also with the plop%
Hawke 1022; Terry Sawcbn,elc,
with the Los Angeles icings,
919; and pop Marshall, With the,'
Rangers, .807,-
A reporter was discussing
My game total with nee .the
other day, and pointed out that,
barring injury, 1 will have a
total of 1,472 games by the
end of the season. I have only
one answer to. that;
"No wonder I'M tired,"
Clinton residents will be
among about 825 delegates at.
tending the three-day spring
Seminar of Jehovah's Witnesses
in Kitchener, March 1, 2' and
3. ,
"Kitchener-Waterloo College
fate and Vocational School will
be the location and the 4 con.
gregations in the Kitchener.
Waterloo area will play host to
the .12 other congregations in
Circuit No. 08.
On Friday evening, AllenSie.
miens circuit supervisor, will
highlight the obligation of the
ministry by asking the question,
"Are you a Faithful Fisher.
man?"
The theme of the convention,
"Strengthelling One Another to
Remain in the Faith," is a par,.
titularly apt one, Harl McNally
told the Clinton congregation.
Speaking of the ever-growing
lack of faith today, Mrs. Mc.
Nally said, "In these insecure
times, we need to strengthen
our family ties by our example
Remand suspects
for third time
Two persons charged in con.
nection with the, robbery Jan-
uary 3 of the Bank of Montreal
'branch at Brucefield were ree
mended for the third time this
week when they appeared in God.
erich magistrate's court. They
were remanded until Monday.
Robert Stewart Smith, 20, of
R. R. 4, Brussels, chargedwith
armed robbery, is being held
in Huron County jail. William
James Yuill, 23, of Kitchener,
charged with possession of
money stolen in the robbery, is
free on bail,
Here's the fifth instalment of
timely income tax tips offered
by the News-Record to help
readers solve the annual puzzle.
Q, 1 changed jobs last year
and received a lump sum pay.
ment from my previous employ.
el.'s pension plan. I know this
money can be taxed at a re-
duced rate but I do not know
how to calculate this rate of
tax. Please advise as to what
I should do.
A. When filing your return
you should proceed as follows:
a. Attach a note to your re-
turn requesting that the depart-
ment apply the provisions of
Section 36 of the Income Tax
Act to your lump sum pay.
merit and also attach the T4A
slip on which that payment is
reported, '
b, Complete your return as
far as the "taxable income"
figure but do not include the
lump sum payment in your in.
come,
c. Do not make any tax cal.
culation, but enter on the line
"Tax deducted per T4 and T4A
slips," the total amount of your
tax deductions including the
amount deducted from the lump
sum payment as shown on the
T4A slip.
Q. My wife is working and
earned over $1,250 in 1967, I
know I can't claim the mar.
tied exemption of $1,000 on
her behalf but can I claim this
$1,000 on behalf of our child
instead?
A, No, 'The $1,000 exemption
for support of a child may only
be claimed by a person who
is not married or if married,
is separated from and not sup.
porting his wife.
Q. if 1 clatter the children as
exemptions on my return, can
my, wife claim the medical ex.
Rockets
-beat Hydro.
In twit league pee wee
oast Rockets ,siumped Ilydro by
Acores of and 8e,1 to eelti
ray 1 0. goals to 7.
Flyers,. the other .CFR team'
had to play three games before
eliminating Xinettes,
The first game was for
Flyers, and the. second !4-,-3
in overtime for the .Kinettes
In the deciding match Feb.
ruary 19 at .cril, Rob Fi.scher
and John Riabiry scored two
goals apiece with another potted
by Ross .Griffin to. win the
total ,game asileor iFesly,5ex.tso, 413.4.etisyt
Miller and Greg Helmes :Scar-
ed
in
for the Kinettes,
ttwh: t olutite Qtfiedthrthee f-sirlite4gafrn"e
Paul Anstett.scoreti all three
for the • Flyers,. Robert Dieroff
netted two aral Fischer one
for the Rockets.
to our children in conduct, study
and prayer,"
Saturday evening's program
entitled, "Fortifying Ourselves
for the Future," will pinpoint
this particular feature by dem.
onstrating ways to involve child.
ren and teenagers in the Christ.
ran way of life,
Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m
Joseph Scaglione, district sup.
ervisor, will deliver the public .
lecture, "Why Does GodPermit
Wickedness?"
Eltplorers
sing hymn
in Japanese
On Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary 21, the Explorer Girls
of Ontario Street and Wesley.
Willis United Churches held a
Children's World Day of Pray-
er service in Ontario Street
Church,
The girls also invited other
girls to attend the service as
visitors so that about 70 girls
joined in this special World
bay of Prayer Service, ,
During the service the Wes.
ley-Willis Explorers sang a
hymn "Beauty Around Us," and
the Ontario Street Explorers
sang "God Sees the LittleSpar.
row Fall" in Japanese.
At the close of the service
refreshments were served and
a social time enjoyed,
The meeting was in charge
of the leaders of Ontario Street
Explorers, Miss Olive Johnson,
Mrs, Grant Irwin, Mrs. Don
Howse and Miss Shirley Maines
and of Wesley-Willis Explorers
Mrs. A ggerholm and Mrs.
Price.
penses paid on their behalf on
her return?
A, Ordinarily, the answer is
no, However, where the bills for
the child's medical expenses
were received prior to 1967,
there are some circumstances
when it would be possible to do
this, Your district taxation of.
fice would be glad to give you
further information,
Q, I am in a farthing part.
nership and some of the deprec.
iable assets are owned individu.
ally and some jointly, What is
the best way to show our cap•
ital cost allowance claim?
A, The profits of the partner.
ship should be allocated to the
partners before a. claim is made
for capital cost allowance. You
should list the assets owned by
the partnership on one schedule
and the assets owned 1 by you
individually on 'a separatte sche-
dule.\i You may claim yam Share
of the capital cost allowa. os on
partnership assets and t 11 al.
lowance on your own aesets.
0, I gave $50 to the United
Appeal, Can 1 claim this in
addition to the standard dOur.
lion of $100,
A, No You are entitled to
claim either the standard dedil
tion of $100 or your cha.ritetb
donations and medical expen
but riot both in the same y
ceiving a Youth Allowance of
ii.s ssheev eitist eree.n
anQcl. airtyendclasusgeiltieoel‘
$10 a month, Do I claim $300
or $550 for her?
A. You can claim an exemp..
tieti of $550 for her, Youth
Allowances are different from
Fatn1ly Allteivances in that they
don't affect the exemption yeti
can claim for your child, 30 ONTARIO Si., CLINTON, ONT
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