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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-01-02, Page 10Bess wishei are extended to 04 yours for sWeessfal New Year! Your patronage add good will are appreciated. a # .11 It' 111 44741 in R 4 a • Clinton Knitting Centre Mr. and Mrs. J. Amsing HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES offers to Residents of Huron County Comprehensive Medical Coverage At Cost! —INDIVIDUAL and GROUP RATES AVAILABLE— . /Inquire to-day from; Robert McMillan, RR 2, Seaforth Peter Roy, Clinton Gordon Richardson, RR 1, Brucefield Bert Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth or at HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES 82 Albert St., Clinton Phone 482-9751 When you are newly wed the "family" Hospital Insurance premium must be paid to cover husband and k , wife. If you belong to a group notify your group without delay or if you both ' pay premiums notify H,I,R.B. When you move to a neNV job you can keep insured by fol- lowing the instruc- tions on the Hospital Insurance "Certifi- cate of Payment Form 104" that your present employer 'is required to give you 'on leaving. When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. You must take out individual membership within 30 days. Get your plication form at a —7.41 bank, or a hospital, .1 or from When you have a new address notify your group. If you don't belong to a group, write H.I.R.B. H•l•R.B Health inpo-ance Registration Board, 219.5 Yonge Street, Toronto 7. Serving Ontario's Health Instwance Plans. May the year ahead be you'r lucky one, with dreams come true, hopes fulfilled. Our good fortune is all our fine customers, to whom we owe so much. LORNE BROWN MOTORS LTD. AND STAFF 30 Ontario St. — CLINTON — 482-9321 Your Friendly Chev. - Olds. - Envoy Deafer INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkorton And Sling orth Wksn you rc ready to nor!, lho day see rho beautiful rEL• CLINTON 4829525 z is ; • 10 Piton Ngvv5.-R e cord, Thursday, 4p.npory 1969 Your Ontario Hospital Insurance would like to hear from you ( before it's too late) 'Coming Events FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, Cash Bingo Legion flail, Seaforth 8:15 P.M. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3 $25,00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door P ri 4e.s Admission $1.00. Auspices Seaforth. Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfaro Work. — 21tfn MONDAY, JAUNUAR,Y 6, 2 p.m. Annual meeting of Women's Auxiliary to Clinton Public Hospital at Nurses' Residence, — 113 TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30 p.m. "A series of prenatal classes will begin Wednesday, January 8, 1969, at 2 p.m. at the Health Unit Office, Clinton Nurses Residence, Clinton. These will be held at weekly intervals for nine weeks. Those interested are invited to attend on the above date, or phone the Public Health Nurse — Clinton 482-9661, between 9 — 9:30 a.m. or 4:30 — 5 p,m." — 52,1B If a pedestrian is injured we say that he was struck by a car. The Ontario Safety League points out that it would really be more accurate to say that he was struck by a driver,• with a car. An automobile only does what its driver causes it to do. * BY A. L. COLOUHOUN Thespaise .erowd at Clinton Community Centre on Boxing Day evening saw one of the best entertainments of the holiday Seasen. On that evening the Clinton Colts and Wingham played to an $-8 tie in P. WOAA intermediate "C" hockey game, At no time in the game was either team more than one goal ahead of the other. The score was tied 2-2 at the end of the first period, 4.4 at the end of the second and at the 17:59 mark of the third, Greg Rau scored from Paul Draper to give the Colts an 8-7 edge, only to have Wingham tie the game up with only 35 seconds left to play. The Colts introduced two new players, Greg Rau, who scored two goals, and Laurie. Colquhoun, who had not played organized hockey since graduating from St. Marys Junior "B" club two years ago. Colquhoun was a welcome addition on defence as Butch Murney had to leave the game in the first period when the puck bounced off his face into the net for Wingham's second goal. Ron Shepherd, scored his first two goals of the season for the Colts. Bob . "Little Joe" Livermore was the scoring leader for Clinton with three goals. Only three penalties were handed out in the rugged game; two to the Colts.. Colts lineup; goal, Bob Farquhar; defence, Bill Mnrney, Fred Parsons, Doug Macaulay, Laurie Colquhoun; forwards, Bob Livermore, Bnd Boyes, Harvey Dale, Keith Allen, Paul Draper, Greg Rau, Ray Brown, Ron Shepherd, Randy Clew; Sub--goal, Gary Black. In three games played in Zurich the week before Christmas, the Clinton Bantams were the only team to manage to win. The Bantmas defeated Zurich easily 11 to 4, with Barry Edgar (3), Danny Colquhoun (2), Bill Cantelon (2), Linky Langille (1), Paul Kelly (1) and Mike Anstett (1) scoring the goals. * * * The Peewees were defeated 10.0 and the Midgets suffered a 6.4 defeat after leading early in the game 3-1. Scores were tallied by Brian Edgar, Dennis Define, Gary Cummings and Jim Toop, with one each. The Peewees, who have not had a good season in holding their opponents from scoring, kept Seaforth back in a December 21 game which ended 0-0, Action was exciting throughout the game and both sides had many good chances to score. Richard Welch, playing his best game of the season in the Clinton net, was fantastic in the first two periods and kicked out many sure goals. Bill Irwin and Steve Cook played dual roles in the game, each taking turns playing defence and forward. The change with Irwin on forward proved to jell the team with his" many rushes and checking in Seaforth 's end. More hockey news on page 4 More kokanees for Lake Huron Department of Lands and Forests fisheries personnel believe that reproduction and survival of kokanee salmon now appears to be possible in the Great Lakes. Favourite spawning beds of this active little fish are the Manitou and Blue Jay rivers on Manitoulin Island which they have used for the past three years. Future plans call for kokanee plantings in additional streams flowing into Lake Huron to extend the area more rapidly where natural reproduction can occur. Thirty-five boys And 12 adults travelled to Clinton, New York, last weekend to take part in the 5th annual Christmas Hockey Tournament. The seven hour ride was the first long bus trip for many of the boys. The teams arrived at 1 la,m. a week ago today and the Peewees had only a short break before playing their first game against Ithaca at two o'clock. Our boys came put the winners in an exciting 2.0 win, Steve Cook scored at 8;41 on a pass from Raymond Burns. The Ithaca team tried its best to score on Richard Welch, but he Was unbeatable. The little line of David Counter, Neil Colquhoun and Jamie Thompson came through at 9:43 of the third period to give the extra. goal Clinton needed to win the game. Neil's stickhandling got through the Ithaca defence, but the goalie made a great save on the Clinton shot. David Counter followed in to pick up the rebound and flipped the puck to Clinton's goalie. ,* * The next game of the day was a real thriller, between the Clinton Bantams and last year's champs, an Ithaca team. The former champs scored early in the first period, at 3:14 and 5:22, when they completely outplayed Clinton's boys. Paul Kay banged home a rebound from Barry Edgar's long shot at 12:44 of the first period. Clinton's captain, Dave Fawcett, scored on a beautiful backhand shot in the dying seconds to tie the score. Ithaca went ahead with the only score in the second period. Paul Kelly 'set up Bill Crawford for the equalizer at 3:56, but 44 seconds later, Ithaca went ahead again. As the game progressed, Clinton took command and tied the score on a quick goal by Bill Crawford at 8:47 of the third period. Clinton completely out-played Ithaca for the two full overtime periods, but couldn't put the puck in the net. Ithaca managed only two shots on "Swanky" Andrews in the overtime periods. Finally, after 51 seconds in the third overtime period, the outstanding star of the game, B. Mitchell of Ithaca, scored on a long angle shot which hit the top corner of the net. Bill Crawford played an outstanding game for Clinton and for his efforts was awarded a trophy. CONSOLATION GAME On Saturday morning, due to bad weather, two teams WI unable to play, Our Banta defeated the "B" team by a V Score. Paul Kelly tallied Danny CokinhOun, four: I Crawford, two; Brian Kennet one; john Vanloo, one; Mi Anstett, one, and Barry Edg one. CHAMPIONSH IP GAME Our Peewees who have had pontPiayedheirbsta held an cell t teamfr Clinton, New York, to a f, score in the Christmas Hock Tournament. Steve Cook slid the pu under the New York goalie 10:38 of the second period. T combination of our goal Richard Welch, and the Hu defensemen, Bill Irwin, D MacDonald and Doug Fawce held New York off t scoreboard until Dick Max scored with only four' minul left in the game. The goal sparked the Ni York team and from that po in the game until Don Cliff scored in the second overtii period, New York carried t play. Ray Burns and Rich Welch were awarded trophies their outstanding play. Clinton, Ontario, te• captain Don MacDonald play all the third and both overti periods and earned honourable mention for his gr defensive work. * * Before leaving for home Sunday morning, both tea played exhibition games. In the 'first game, Peewees lost 3-1 with S "Cookie" Cook scoring for Kinsmen Peewees. The Bantams game another thriller. Brian Kenn pushed in a rebound with o two minutes left in the game give the Fish and Game Banta a well-deserved 5.4 win. Paul Kelly, John Vanl Paul Kay and Bill Crawf scored the others. Tom Mu saved the win with a great gl save in the last seconds w Harold Heintz broke betw the defencemen in a breaka Kinsmen Peewbe coach Clifford and his wife, Fish Game Bantam manager Jefferson and his wife, and t sets of parents escorted the to New York. Parents along on the were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cou Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Dale and and Mrs. George Wise. travelling with the teams Bruce Collins, a referee. Clinton ties Winghom in Boxing Day match Peewees fight for c'hampionsh in Clinton, N.Y, hockey totom lose in second overtime perio ii0(13ERT CLIFFORD Colts scoring: first Period, Shepherd from Brown, Rau from Livermore; second period, Livermore from Dale, Livermore from Boyes; third period, Shepherd from Parsons, Boyes from Livermore and Dale, Livermore from Boyes, Rau from Draper. The Colts played their next borne game Thursday night against Listowel, Results will appear in next week's . News-Record. Sports by BC Only Bantams victorious in three Zurich games Suit CledItinge SHORTS-REGULARS-TALLS Sale Priced Van 50 416# • TO $7 Reg. '69." to 100." I HOBBERLIN HERMAN'S MEN'S) WEAR Reduced 20% For This Tailored-To-Measure Suits Sale 300 MEN'S SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT COATS WI TER JACKETS iploasSt UP TO 5 OFF . TERMS CASH ON SALE, MERCHANDISE . ALTERATIONS AT COST . ALL SALES FINAL JANUARY Starts Thur. Jan. 2 00° WHITE SHIRTS ALL SIZES REG. '6." socAt spxt BE SURE TO SEE THIS GROUP $ 95 %IP THE COMPLETE BALANCE OF OUR FALL HERMAN'S PHONE 4826•9Sil WINTER STOCK NOW ON SALE! WEAR • • CLINTON.