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Christmas Bonus $150.00 to go.
Door prizes. Admission $1.00.
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injuries hinder Colts performance
League standings until December 12
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Played W L T Pts.
Seaforth 7 7 0 0 14
Milverton 9 4 4 1 9
Clinton 9 4 4 1 9
Crediton 9 2 6 1 5
Monkton 8 1 5 2 4
Listowel 9 1 6 2 4
NORTHERN DIVISION
Kincardine 9 8 0 1 , 17
Arthur 8 5 2 1 11
Wiarton 9 4 5 0 8
Port Elgin 8 3 4 1 7
Elora 6 1 5 0 2
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THURSDAY, December 18,
Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p.m. Jackpot $56.00 in 56
numbers. No bingo Dee. 26 and
Jan. 2.
NO Bingo at Huron Fish and
Game December 23 or 30,
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1970 at 2:00 p.m. in the Health
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BY BERT CLIFFORD
Touring Detroit teams
provided opposition for four
local teams on Sunday afternoon
at the Community Centre.
A large number of fans turned
out to see the Novices, Pee Wees,
Bantams and Juveniles play. The
novices were downed 8-0 by a
very strong and well-coached
American squad.
The Pee Wees put Clinton in
the win column with an
impressive 6-0 win. John
Graham, Steve Cook and Neil
Colquhoun scored in the first
period. Cook picked up his-
second goal in the second
period.
Little Neil Coiquhoun was set
up for two more goals in the
third period. Clinton netminder
Gord Gilfillan played his
strongest game of the season to
pick up his second shutout.
The Bantam game turned a
little rugged late in the third
period but the strong
goaltending of "Swanky"
Andrews helped the Fish and
Gainers to a 5-1 win. Captain
Danny Colquhoun hit for three
BY BERT CLIFFORD
With the absence of several
key players, the Colts were
fortunate to come out of their
last home game with only a 5-2
loss to Port Elgin.
Butch Fleet and Derwin
Carter were sitting out, one-game
suspensions while Arthur and
Don Coiquhoun and Grant
Volland had colds. Bob
Livermore and Bud Yeo also
missed the game with serious
injuries.
As a result, the Colts dressed
only two lines. Budd Boyes,
Harvey Dale and Mel Homer
were one unit with Murney and
Bartliff on defence while the
second line consisted of Ray
Brown, Newt Collins and Randy
Glew with Paul Draper and Ken
Daer on defence. Doug Macaulay
started out on defence but
picked up a badly sprained wrist
in the first period.
Girl's hockey
Frem's Flyers defeated the
Turtles 4-0 in girls' hockey
action this week.
Carol Colquhoun led the way
'with two goals while Sandra
Fremlin and Patti Kay added
one each.
Meanwhile the Jets downed
the Holly Hocks by a 4-0 count
as Ruth Ann Neilans scored a
hat trick and Lori Symons
scored one.
Bowling
CLINTON-BLYTH
Team standings: Moonlighter,
40; Scramblers, 44; Tootle Bugs,
35; Pony Club, 41.
Ladies' high single, triple and
average—Mary Davey, 309, 845,
217.
100E-REBEKAHS
Team standings: Jolly Six, 34;
Hits 'n' Miases, 25; Wildcats, 24;
Channelates, 21; Ron's Rogues,
17; Collins' Mixers, 17; Harry's
Hoppers, 17; Cy's Cyclones, 13.
Ladies' high single, Anne
Colclough, 287; triple and
average, Beth Thompson, 702,
198.
Men's highs, Murray Taylor,
321, 816, 212.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Team Standings; Canaries, 47;
Hummingbirds, 38; Vultures, 37;
Hawks, 32; Warblers, 82;
MagpieS, 24.
Ladies' high single, Anna
Aldwinckle, 222; high triple,
Judy Layton, 561. Men's highs
Single and triple, Dave Treibner,
3 and 658.
BAYFl ELD BLUEWATER
Team standings: Sharks, 68;
Stickers, 48; Crabs, -64 and
Minnows, 60.
Ladies' high single, triple and
average—Grace HutchingS, 256,
625, 208. Men's highs—Joe
Keene, 261, 664, 221,
Minor Hockey
The last weekend was 4 busy
one ,for the three Clinton miner
clubs,
The Pee Wees sleWned Huron
Park in Centralia 11-0 with the
line of ,lohn Orahain, Neil
Coiquhoun and jarnie Thompson
scoring ,seven of the 11 goals' Coiquhoun set up Graham with
one second left to give Graham
the hat . trick.. Colquhoun and
Thompson scored two goals
each.
The other four goals were off
the sticks of Robin McAdam,
Steve Cook, David Clyniek and
David Bartliff,
In a home game Monday night
the Ponies scored quick goals in
the final two minutes to break a
2-2 tie with Henson. The
visitors had scored at 18;28 to
tie the score but three seconds
later John Graham whipped in a
long shot to move Clinton in
front for good. On the next
rush, Neil Colquhoun passed to
Graham who set up Thompson
for a beautiful goal. The two
markers were just 29 seconds
apart.
Both Clinton goalies, Gord,
Gilfillan and Don Peterson were
called on to make many good
saves.
The wins give the Pee Wees a
6-3 record for the season in
lleague competition.
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goals with Mike Anstett and
Rick Cameron scoring one each,
Despite being bolstered by the
addition of four Juniors and one
• intermediate player, the
Juveniles were outplayed to the
count of 8-4.
In House League action the
Red Wings defeated the
Canadiens 6-2 while the Leafs
and Rangers tied 2-2 in the
Squirt division.
In the Pee Wee division,
Bruins beat Leafs 3.2 and Blues
dropped Canadiens 3-2.
Midgets win and lose
The Lion Midgets gave up one
goal in the final period Friday
night and David Slades lost his
bid for a shutout. The Midgets
went on to win the game 5-1
anyway over Adastral Park.
Dan Colquhoun and Jim Toop
scored in the first period. Gary '
Cummings, Ron Graham and
Dennis Deline completed the
scoring in the third period.
In the doubleheader played in
Goderich on Saturday night, the
Bantams won 4-2 while the
Midgets dropped a 4-1 decision.
The excellent goalkeeping of
Lorne Daer helped Clinton keep
the score down. Daer made some
fantastic saves in the second and
third periods.
Port Elgin went ahead 3.0 in
the first period. All the goals
came on rebounds in front of
Daer. Both clubs scored in the
second period. Harvey Dale
rammed in a rebound to put
Clinton on the scoreboard.
The third period was well
played by both clubs. Port Elgin
outscored Clinton 2-1. After
missing several earlier attempts,
Budd Boyes and Harvey Dale
combined on a give-and-go
combination for a beautifully
executed goal. Boyes scored the
goal.
Local teams split with Detroit
CLINTON COLTS Vs CREDITON
THURSDAY, DEC.-. 18th 8:30 Mil
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