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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-03-13, Page 121? Minton News -Record, ThurFday, March 13, 1969 At Goderich Ponies playing Saturday. in Young Canada Week In their warmup game for the Young Canada Pee Wee Tournament this weekend in Goderich and the ACA Tournament in London an Sunday, the Clinton Ponies won their last three games. Two goals by Steve Cook and a single by Ray Burns downed Adastral Park 3-1. The. following night in Mitchell in a heavy -hitting game, Clinton came out on top by a 4.1 score. Highlight of the game was the j(orningEventS FRIDAY, March 14, St. Patrick's Dance, Bayfield Community Centre. Music by Bluewater Playboys, 10-1, lunch served, licensed. Admission $2.00 person. — 10,11b THURSDAY, March 13, euchre and 500, IOOF Hall, Clinton, 8;30 p.m. Sponsors Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges. Ladies please bring sandwiches. -- 10,11,12,13p FRIDAY, March 7, Cash Bingo, Legion Hall, Seaforth, 8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for $10.00; 3—$25.00 specials; $75.00 jackpot to go. Door prizes. Admission $1.00. Auspices Seaforth Branch 156 Canadian Legion. Proceeds for Welfare Work. — 21tfn TUESDAY, March 18, Bingo at Huron Fish and Game Club, jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. Six door prizes. 8:30 p.m. THURSDAY, March 13, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall. 8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56 numbers. WEDNESDAY, March 19, 2 p.m. Leprechaun Tea and Bake Sale at Wesley -Willis United Church, Sponsors, Starlight Circle. — 11b TUESDAY, March 18,. progressive euchre at 8;30 p.m. Orange Hall, Clinton. Ladies please bring sandwiches. Sponsored by LORA. —11b SATURDAY, March 15, St. Patrick's Day Tea and Bake Sale, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 3-5 p.m. . Auspices Madeleine Lane Auxiliary. —11b WEDNESDAY, March 19, Horticultural Society of Goderich will feature slides from Canadian Rose Society at St. George's parish hall, Goderich, at 8 p.m. See the new roses including the famous Meillande in France. How to grow them; where to get them. Everyone welcome. 11 SATURDAY, March 15, Dance at the Goderich Palladium to the Westernaires, featuring Freddy Wells. SPECIAL EASTER DANCE, Wednesday, March 19, 104, featuring Grant Haywood and the USO (Unidentified Swinging Objects.) —11 SATURDAY, March 29, April Fool's Dance. Everyone is welcome to the annual dance sponsored by District 2 of the OFU at Lucknow Legion Hall. Dancing 9-1 to the Chaparells., Admittance restricted to persons 21 years and over. Lunch served. — 11,12,13p SPECIAL BUS to "Grand Old Opry," Nashville, Tennessee. $59.00 includes two nights hotel, tour of Nashville; autograph and dinner party at Music City Playhouse; ticket to Saturday night "Opry," April 26th. Reserve your seat now. Habkirk Transit Service Ltd:, Box 700, Seaforth 527-1222. — 11-16b +r$�$$y Whorlyouta toady to hgeq rhe day ... tee ,he i,iautilul • RAINBOW , Ili:WEBBING 'INS;; r vr1,t'rioNs AND ANTS'Ot.' N CEME1V`L'B ANSTET'T JEWELLERS LTD. elation Walkerton Anti Soto* 1GLi itni 4e2 9525 ifoe hard but clean checks by team captain Don MacDonald and Doug Fawcett, plus two goals by Steve Cook and singles by Neil Colquhoun and Clair Colcluhoun. In the Friday, match at the local gena, the Ponies earned another 4-1 victory — that time over Blyth. Greg Holmes tipped in a shot from Jamie Thompson for Clinton's first goal, in the second period. Rick Cameron tied the score two minutes later ona breakaway. Clinton's top scoring line came through with three goals in the third period, two by Ray Burns and the final goal by Steve Cook. The Ponies play against Tillsonburg at 4:40 p.m. in Goderich Saturday. If victorious, they play again at 9 p.m. against either Goderich or Walkerton. Adastral Park's team plays Monkton at 9:20 a.m. Saturday and Belmore tackles Hensall at '8:10 a.m. Blyth plays Kettle Point at 12:50 p.m. At 5:30 p.m. Belmore or Hensall will play Monkton or Adastral . Park. If Blyth is victorious earlier, it plays Atwood or Sarnia Indians at 7:50 p.m. Central Huron Secondary School wrestling team, above, placed third out of six teams in the Huron -Perth finals at St. Mary's, finishing off a good season. Two individuals, Gerald Rodges and Dan McNeil, placed first in the finals. At the WOSSA finals in London, CHSS came in 14th out of 30 schools, with Bodges placing second in his (191 ib.) weight class and Bob Byers corning in fourth in the 165 -Ib. class. Both Byers and Rodges represented the two-year-old CHSS team in the OFSA finals at North Bay last weekend Bantams lose to Forest I finish • BY BERT CLIFFORD The Clinton Fish and Game Bantams had to content themselves with being the "B" runner-up team again this year. They lost to a well -drilled and organized team from Forest by an 8-6 score in the final game at Harriston last Sunday. After two periods of play, the . score was tied 3-3. Paul Kay banged in a Paul Kelly pass to give Clinton its first goal after Forest connected on two earlier shots, Bill Crawford lied the score on a close -in shot. Forest's third goal came from a hard shot which hit "Swanky" Andrews in the shoulder and dropped in behind him for a goal. Big Barry Edgar evened up the score on a wicked blast which popped out of the goalie's glove and into the net. With Clinton a man short, Forest took advantage of the opportunity to score a quick goal at the start of the third period. Clinton bounced back on a nice goal by Paul Kelly from Barry Edgar. Forest, which has a full team of strong skaters, took control of the game midway through the period to score two consecutive goals to give them a 6-4 lead. Barry Edgar set up Linky Langille to close the score 6-5, but a soft goal shortly after gave Forest an edge of two again and they followed up with another Customers "flipped" over the product offered by the CFB Clinton Pancake House at the recent Clinton Winter Carnival, and when accounts were settled, it was found that net proceeds of 120 dollars had accumulated. In true flapjack tradition, a cheque for this amount was turned over to J. D. (Doug) Thorndike, representing the Town Recreation Committee, by Lt. Col. O. E. Warner, acting base commander. --Canadian Forces Photo. HIGH FIDELITY AM/FM RADIO JJ, au•titY YiNC4 is la * COh40014 4, $TYLiNG WITH. WOOD CABINET, SLIDERULE DIAL, CHRbME KNOBS AND FRONT PANEL Size 14 x 9 x 53/4'x, weight 7114 pounds. Words Can't convey the wonderful sound. Hear it now at your AGS dealer. SEE 1T NU1N AT GALBRAI'rH TV 7995 "Your Chlor Service dealer" Cor. Albert 8 Rattenbury 5jst CLINTON 442-*e4l season and Bodges won one of the two fights he was in. Pictured above in the first row are, from left to right, Brian Fowler, Douwe Wilts, Gerald Rodges, Robert Byers and Ken Clarke. In the second row, Coach W. Weber, Harris Snell, Danny McNeil, Dave Watson, Steve Denome and Gary Potter. in the third row, Peter Douma, lan Hulley, Jim Lebeau and Bert Lobb. Team members not 1,. the picture include Norm Bell, Warren Knight, Jim Kyle, Ron Lobb and John Malins. — Photo by Jack Hunt. in runner-up slot for an 8-5 lead.- As the period was ending, the Clinton boys worked hard and came up with a goal by Mike Anstett to finish 8-6. In the two games played Saturday leading up to the championship finals, Clinton downed St.. Marys 4-3 in an exciting match. The St. Marys team had a 2-1 lead at the end of two periods. Bill Crawford had scored Clinton's lone goal in the first period. Within 30 seconds of play in the third period, St. Marys jumped ahead 3-1, Clinton came back with a goal at 1:10 by Robbie Stirling, then tied the game up at 3:10 on a set-up by Stirling to Mike Anstett, Robbie Stirling scored what was the game winner with less than five minutes left on the clock. In the second game, the Bantams watched Seaforth score two goals in the first period before Clinton found the mark and tallied . five. Mike Anstett tied the score with his two goals, then Bill Crawford, Brian Kennedy and Barry Edgar scored in the third period. Sports by BC Minor hockey notes The Kinsmen town hockey league sudden -death tiebreaker last Saturday saw the Lobb Redmen win by a two -goal margin on a 4-2 score, The victory gives the Redmen a bye into the finals. Clair Colquhoun scored first for the Redmen on a pass from Steve Gibbings, then Steve Cook connected for a hat trick before David Counter finished off a pass from Robin McAdam to put the Kinettes on the scoreboard. With only 10 seconds left in the game, Robin McAdam beat Welch. The play was set up by Burns and Counter. A five -goal effort by Kinette captain, Ray Burns, gave the Kinettes a 7-0 total for the two -game series in which Hydro was shut out. The next game in the series is Monday night at 6:30. The winner meets the Lobb Redmen for the' championship. Playoff action begins this evening in the Squirt league with B vs. D at 6 p.m. Then on Saturday from noon to 1 p.m., A vs. C and at 1, B will play the D team. On Thursday, March 20, A meets C at .6 p.m. Both series are two -game total -goal contests. The two winners meet the following Saturday for the final round. Standings among Squirt teams show A, 11; D, 10; C, 9 and B, 6. In local girls' hockey, Clinton Tulips tied the Daffodils 2-2 last week, with Brenda Smith and Ruth Ann Neilans scoring • for the Tulips, Gail Wagar and Cindy Colquhoun netting goals for the Daffodils. The Snowdrops, with scoring efforts by Sandra Fremlin (2) and Janet Graham, topped the Violets 3-1. Patti Kay put in the only goal for her team. Clinton Community Centre ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, MARCH 13 Kinsmen Hockey Squirts 6 - 7 p.m. Pee Wee 7 - 8 p.m, Fish and Game Bantams 8 p.m. vs Lucknow Exhibition FRIDAY, MARCH 14 Calvin Christian School 1 p.m. Public Skating 8 - 10 p,m. Teen Town — Auditorium 9 - 12 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 15 Figure Skating 8 - 12 a.m. Kinsmen Hockey 12. 5 p.m. Overage Legion Hockey 5 - 6 p.m. Public Skating 8 - 10 p.m. SUNDAY, MARCH 16 Tot Skating 2 A 3 p.m. Public Skating 3 - 4:30 p.m, Adult Skating 7:30 9:30 p,m. MONDAY MARCH 17 Skating Party 2:30 p.m. Kinsmen Hockey 6 - 7 p.m, Industrial League 8 - 10 p,m. TUESDAY MARCH 18 Kinsmen Ladies' Night -- Auditorium 1NEDN8SDAY, MARCH 19 Public Skating 2 ; 4 p.rrt, Exhibition Hockey 6.7 p.m. Pee Wees, Renfrew vs Clinton PLAN TO ATTEND- THE DON MESSER SHOW, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1969 Results of Iocal baWlrng l4QF-REBEiC,AHS February,26 Team standings: Murray's Alights, 373,5; Cartn's Prop -Outs, 313.5; Mery's Spinners, 312; :Fawcett's Drips, 282.5; Jim's Blackhawks, 281.5; Iran's Can Slammers, 280.5; Bob's Boobs, 278; Barb's Gigglers, 276.5. Women's high,, Labelle Webb, 339; triple and' average, Kaye Harris, 741, 192. Men's high, Bill 'Gibbings, 315; triple and average, Murray Taylor, 238, 217. JUNIOR LEAGUE March 8 Team standings: Hot Shots, 60; Super Six, 74; Sexy Six, 4 and Oddballs, 0. - Women's high single, double , and average, Chris Marshall, 217, 374, 187. Men's high, Stere Switzer, 327, 487, 244, BLUEWATERLEAGUE February 27 Team standings: Sharks, 5897; Suckers, 5916; Crabs, 6300 and Minnows, 5911. 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Women's high single and triple, Millie Kuhar, 232, 652, JUNIOR MEN's March 8 Team standings Colts, $' Alcohoiics, 68; Spitfires, 53 411 Serfs, 47, High single, double, Pa 1 artliff, 326, 532, High averag Ron Mair, 212, LONDESBORO MEN'S March 5 Team standings: Tom -Kat 99; Ti•Kats, 88; Wild -Kaes, and Ailey -Katy, 74, Men's high single, Maynard High single, Jack Snell, 33! KymerS, 310. High triple, Tony triple, Bab Satradercock, 84 Vandendooi,'751. and average, Cliff Saundercpcl 215. ERCY .ROS� AT Elm Haven Motor Hotel From Mar. 17 -Mar. 29 COME EARLY TO GET A TABLE ,M DID YOU KNOW ? OVER 3500 PEOPLE In This Community And Area ARE SAVING HERE Where Their Money; Earned The 5¼% Dividend OVER 5% FOR THE 4th CONSECUTIVE YEAR FREE LIFE INSURANCE For Up To 2,000 In Most Cases CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNiON LIMITED STEVE BROWN presents SPEEDY WANT A BETTER THAN " NEW CAR' ONE OF THOSE "JUST NICELY BROKEN•IN" CARS YOU CAN GET AT BROWN MOTORS ASINANSA-ZING u0 0 SMART COOKIE! 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