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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-01-21, Page 6SKI-DOO RENTALS NOW RENTING 1970 and 71's HOURLY OR DAILY Also Available on Rental: SKI-BOOSES AND SKI DOO TRAILERS WE HAVE USED / SKI DOOS FOR SALE BAYFIELD SPORTS Snowmobile Sales & Service Hwy 21 at the Marina Bayfield, Ontario $135.00 SPECIAL NINE DAY $135.00 Mid-Terrn School Holiday Leaving March 20th Returning March 28th • Also ask about our Easter'week-and holidays ALL-STAR TOURS ESCORTED FLORIDA '71 HOLIDAYS (149 IN THE SVN Our next departure January 30th Returning February 13th For as low as $219.00 Starting February 7th Weekly Departures CALIFORNIA FOR '71 Ontario's Finest Holidays Nine Departures Starting February 27th -March .19th As low as $345.00 See Your Local Trawl Agent Allan Reed Box 96 LUCKNOW, Ontario Millar scores against Seaforth Randy Millar was too much for Seaforth as he scored all five goals in the 5-4 victory in Seaforth this past Saturday night. Clinton built up a 4-1 lead only to have Seaforth tie the score with three goals in one minute. Richard Welch's fantastic goal tending helped to preserve the 5-4 win. A 4-1 victory over Mitchell on Monday moved Clinton into second place in the Zone 1 League. Rick Cameron, Randy Millar, Greg Butler and Steve Jones scored. The Fish and Garners have lost the services of their assistant captain, John Graham, for the season, John received a broken leg last Sunday in a snowmobile accident. Also out of the lineup is Jamie Thompson with an injured thumb. A contribution to The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) is a help- ing hand to disabled adults, la contnn News-Record, Thursday, January 21, 1971 In the Bayfield-Bluewliter league Dee Walls ran away with all honours this week with top women's (and top scores of all) single (250) triple (660) and average (220). Keith Bunn's 220 led the men in singles with Joe Koene having a triple of 622 and an average of 208. Sharks lead the league with 64 followed by Suckers, 63, Crabs, 63 and Minnows, 48. TEEN LEAGUE Morts' Maurauders lead the league with 61 points followed by Arts' Strikers, 51; Debbie's Pals, 43, Mary's Boys, 42 and Glenda's Pros, 36. Paul Radford led the boys with a 236 single while Bob Falconer had a 642 triple. Bonnie Johnston had a 177 single and Debbie Johnston, a 489 triple. TUCKERSMITH MIXED Tony's Tigers have 66, Dave's Deers, 63; Bill's Bunnies, 57; Ed's Elks, 41; Wese's Weasels, 35; Mel's Monkeys, 32, Isobel Rogerson had the top single of 236 and triple of 620 for the ladies while Dave Triebner had a 251 single and 697 triple. Hidden Score went to Walter Pepper with 177. JUNIOR LEAGUE Lucky Strikes have 62 points to lead the league. Pinrollers follow with 48, Daredevils, 42 and Tigers, 34. Cheryl Jefferson led the girls with a 146 single and 272 double. John Hart led the boys with a 247 single, 387 double. CLINTON-BLYTH LADIES 'Crazy Kats lead the league with 19 points, True Grits have 17, The Blues, 15; Dare Devils, 15; Pats' Pals, 15; Hopeless Six, 9. Bert's Corner with Bert Clifford This weekend Clinton celebrates Minor Hockey Week along with thousands of teams across Canada, Our guests for the weekend will be boys from Clinton, New York. Also participating for their final year the kids from Adastral Park. Twelve years ago the Annual Minor Hockey Weekend was begun with the Base people helping in setting up the weekends activities. In a recent bulletin from the Canada Minor Hockey Week Committee the following statement was included. "Because participation in Canada's National Sport provides healthy exercise that will improve the body, discipline that will train the mind, teach co-operation, team-play and a respect for rules, the boys are sure to benefit. When boys benefit, the community benefits and because the community benefits, the community must contribute. We do our best by supporting Minor Hockey Week." The Clinton Minor Hockey Association are hoping for a large turnout of fans to show the boys we as a Community are interested in their future. A special emphasis to come out Saturday night to witness the Midget game. This season we have one of the best clubs ever assembled but very few parents as fans come out to give these kids their support. Throughout the hockey season many parents and boys voice their thanks to the Service Clubs who help in financing our out of town teams and the local house leagues. The Kinsmen Club of Clinton operate the Wee Wees, Squirt and Pee Wee House league and the All Star Pee Wee Club, the Fish and Game operate the Bantam club and with the assistance from the Legion club have a league for the Bantam B boys. The club which now must produce the players for the Junior club, the Midgets, are financed by the Lions Club. The Clinton Raiders are one of the first girl' hockey teams in the area and still are one of the best. Members of the team are: Front 'row (left to right) Anita Brochu, Joan Garrow, Patti Kay, Joyce Neilans, Ruth Ann Neilans, Debbie Colquhoun and Janet Graham; second row, Marlene Cunningham, Mary Jean Glew, Deanie Strong, Sandra Graham, Sandra Fremlin, Donna Reichert, Darlene Morgan, Gail Daer and coach Doug Andrews.—Staff Photo With a week off from regular schedule play, the Ponies invited a Stoneybrook team from London last Saturday night. The Stoneybrook coach is Frank Murch and his boys were dealt a 3 to 2 loss. Stoneybrook took an early lead with two goals before Neil Base bonspiel held The Annual Base Commander's Bonspiel held at CFB Clinton on Saturday, January 16 drew rinks from throughout the surrounding area and from as far away as Toronto. Sixteen rinks competed for the Base Commander's trophy and prizes in two draws. The over-all winner of the Commander's trophy was a rink skipped by Gerry Walters of Goderich. A very close runner-up was a rink skipped by Tom Eadie, also of Goderich. Better luck next time, Tom! Captain Ivan Lince delivers the opening rock at the Base Commanders) Bonspiel at CFB Clinton on Saturday.—CF Photo Colquhoun scored in the second period. Dave Counter tied the score 2-2, then Neil Colquhoun put in the winner at 13:32 of the third period. This weekend the Ponies meet their counterparts from Clinton New York on Friday night and Saturday afternoon and then on Sunday afternoon they meet Ingersoll at 2.30 in the A. C. A. tournament at Treasure Gardens, London. In their second exhibition game this season the squirts downed Brussels 7-0. This same club will play in Kinsmen Squirt Tournament Saturday morning. WEE WEES Brussels won the Polar Daize Wee Wee Tournament last Saturday by defeating Clinton 2-0, Listowel 3-1. Clinton lost their second game 6-2. Ian Fleming scored the two goals. Rangers, Canadiens tie •6-6 Ringers . and Canadiens fought to a 6-6 tie on Saturday as three men shared the scoring on each team. Craig Millar scored a hat trick for Rangers while Rick Taylor added two and Wayne Ducharme one. Brad Morgan scored three for Canadiens, Danny Weber two and Calvin Lovett one. Danny Proctor scored three goals to lead Maple Leafs to a 6-3 win over Red Wings. Earl Flynn added two and John Wonfor one. Larry Riehl scored twice for Red Wings and Brian Trewartha had one. Danny Proctor leads all scoring with 13 goals followed by Rick Taylor (11) Craig Millar (10) Brad Morgan (9) and Larry Riehl (8). The Ability Fund (March of Dimes) is dedicated to helping physically disabled adults. It needs your support to do so. Ponies win at . London tournament Hearing aids should be heard . . . not seen Like the b e h ind-the-ear Unitron Rechargeable Hearing Aid. Slim and elegant, the all-Canadian-made "Petite" is completely inconspicuous. 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A change of spirit was bolstered by lots of encouragement amongst the Clinton players. Clinton dominated the game by neutralizing the "big rrien" from Stratford, Showing great strength with an effective man-to-man defence and great rebounding, CHSS humbled Stratford Central 53-31. Rick Dubler led the way with 15 points. On Tuesday, Clinton travelled to Seaforth to set a double record, Pete Cameron scored 30 points for his personal best. The team also set a record in fouls. A grand total of 36 fouls were called against Clinton, more than double the average. However Clinton pulled out of the game with a 74-53 victory. The victory wasn't sweet, as even men who've never had a foul, received one in this game. The game, at least. broke Seaforth's three game streak. The coach was pleased since this was his former school but it seemed the referees conspired to call as many fouls against Clinton as possible. All the coach could say was, "This is unbelievable!" 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