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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-12-30, Page 6.",o..°0 As the clock • ."` ticks in a New Year, we with our customers much happiness, Many thanks to you all) NAPPY NEW YEAR MERRILL'S TV • SERVICE Phoiii 482-7021 Black and White TV Hi-Ft's Colour TV Sports Clinton drubs Dublin 174 pg 482-9653 379 VICTORIA ST.,S.,CLINTON I PAUL KERRIGAN NOTICE The E3lyth Municipa I Dump will be open Friday afternoon 1 to 5 p.m. and closed Saturday BY ORDER OF THE BLYTH MUNICIPAL DUMP THE SANTA CENTRE COMMITTEE OF CLINTON RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOC WISH TO 'THANK All who gave so freely of their time and talents in decorating and manning Santa's Centre over the Christmas Season. We also offer a special thank you to "Santa" for spending so much time With the children of Clinton and district. Wes Holland, Chairman. WANTED LIVE FOX Contact: E. T. Finch 40 Pond Mills Rd., London 42, Om, Phone 434.3322 52p •••••••••••••••••.,1•••••••"••.~..4........1,W 1-=-1 NT:A TA-31 Starting Thursday, Dec. 30th BUY ONE PAIR OF LADIES' SHOES At Regular Price — Get An Extra Pair For S Starting Monday, Jan. 3rd BUY ONE PAIR OF MEN'S-CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' SHOES At Regular Price — Get An'Extra Pair For We will be open Thursday, December 3Cith until 9 p.m. and Priday, December 31st until 6 p.m. Don Keast Quality Footwear 53 Main Street, Seaforth Yon cordial relation's with our fine customers, we are deeply grateful, Happy New Year to you! Keith's Family Clothing PHONE 482-7735 CLINTON, ONT. DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO NEW YEAR'S EVE? TRY THE BLYTH INN ENJOY DANCING TO THE LESPERANCE TRIO IN THE BEVERAGE ROOMS 9:00 P.M. - I :00 A.M . ALSO DANCING TO PRE-RECOFRIDED MUS IC IN THE NEWLY RENOVATED IN ING LOUNGE. PARTY HATS 0, NOISEMAKERS WILL SE PROVIDED Henderson wants immediate bus study BY SHIRLEY J. KELLER John Henderson, Huron County Board of Education trustee who resides in McKillop Township, insisted at last Monday's meeting of the board that the promised study of the transportation system in his area for McKillop kindergarten students be undertaken during the Christmas break. Henderson was informed that at the present time, a study of the transportation problems in the county is being made by the transportation officer and should be completed by January 3. However, the McKillop trustee was not satisfied with that timing. He said he felt the board had an obligation to the McKillop people to carry out the review for the kindergarten youngsters at year end, and he wanted to see it done. "If we can't do it then this board shouldn't make such promises," stated Henderson. He said any necessary changes would be very slight and urged the board to appoint a committee to look into this matter immediately. Henderson was concerned that unless there was authorization to make minor alterations at the beginning of the winter term the changes could not be carried out until after the next board meeting. "That brings it until ahnost the end of January," Henderson argued. Approval -was given for, the study to be carried out, and the management committee to meet January 3, was given power to act. The management committee, chaired by Cayley Hill, Goderich, was supported in the action it took by advising Mr. and Mrs. John Banter of GDCI cafeteria, that as of January 1, the board subsidy would be discontinued. The cafeteria at GDCI is the only one in the county that has been subsidized until now. It is understood the Banters will have no interest in contracting for the cafeteria operation after the first of January. Mr. Hill, however, indicated that the cafeteria will operate in some temporary fashion until a caterer can be found. He said that to date, there had been only one applicant, but felt there could be others soon. The board has agreed not to sell two properties owned by team, one in Clinton and one in Goderieh. The motion read that these properties be retained by the board for possible future needs. It was pointed out that two previous sales by the board didn't make the board any money as they received less grant money because of the sales. A follow-up course to Man In Society - Anthropology - has been approved for Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton for next fall. P, Clinton Nevus-Record, Thursday, December 30.1071 Bayfield beats DRMCO 4-1 in CHHL action CLINTON 17—DUBLIN 1 Clinton played Dublin on Saturday, Dec. 18, in Seaforth. The official scorer was the busiest man in the rink, trying to run the clock, the penalty box and the score sheet. Clinton scored nine in the first period, • four more in the second and four more in the third period. By this time, the boys were so intent on scoring that they stood around and let Dublin dribble one in. " The game report shows Robert Taylor with five goals add two assists; John McMahon, four goals and one assist; Paul Wise, four assists and one goal; Robert Heard, with five assists; Allan Taylor, three goals. Pete Thompson, two goals, and single points to Dan Proctor, Richard NAPPY NEW YEAR/ A YEAR DEPART.C, A YEAR IS COMING7 OUR OIL WILL KEEP YOUR HOME AI HUMMING O LOCAL 'MADEM ARKS. For a Happy New Year....and a WARM New Year....use' our Fuel Oil. Prices reasonable. Call TODAY! —Aiwa FUEL KIDS' Carter and Gary Tebbutt. Meanwhile, back in the Clinton arena, the Leafs and Rangers combined to take on the Bruins and Canadiens, The final score 5.4 indicated the , closeness of the game. Goals were scored 'by Paul Van Damme, Randy Garrow (2), Rick Tye, Larry Riehl, Brad Morgan, Craig Miller, Paul Galachuk, and Rick Taylor, GRAND BEND 4—Clinton 9 Clinton was at home on Dec. 23rd against Grand Bend. At the end of the second period the score was tied at 3-3, but coach Carter must have pepped the boys up some way, as they came out in the third to score six more, with only one against. Robert Heard with four goals and one assist was the top point getter.. Robert Taylor has three goals and John McMahon three assists and Paul Wise two assists. Single goals by Bill Roy and Pete Thompson and single assists went to Allan Taylor, Thompson and Roy. KINCARDINE WINTER GAMES The Pee Wees met Milverton on Monday, Dec. 27 at 2:30 and came off the winners by 8-2. Peter Thompson had two goals and three assists while line mate Robert Heard picked up two goals and one assis,t. Ray Wheeler one goal and one assist single goals to Robert Taylor, John Hart and Bill Roy. Allan Taylor picked up three assists. In the 8:30 game the boys were bombed by Durham 12-2, although it could easily have been 12-5 or 6. Robert Taylor and John McMahon were the only ones able to score. The boys will be listening on Thursday to see how Durham does in the final against Owen Sound. BY KEITH. WILLIAMS After two tight periods of play in which only one goal was scored, the third period in a hockey game between Bayfield and DRMCO of the Cl-II-.L. on December 22 opened up into a free- sk at ing, sharp-shooting contest netting four goals and final score of .Bayfield 4 and DRMCO No goals at all were scored in the first 20 minutes of play as Murray Lyon of the Londesboro Men's League had the best single at the Clinton Crown lanes in the week before Christmas when he recorded a 348 and added a 726 triple. Cliff Saundercock had the best average in the Londesboro Men's League with 231. Fords lead the league with 58 points followed by Dodges with 42, G..evs with 42 and V.W.s with 40. Highest single to date in the league has been Tom Duizer's 368 and Cliff Saundercock's 88$ has been the best triple. Trudy Hill bowled a fine 334 single and a 760 triple in the Clinton-Blyth Ladig league. Results at the end of series A Show Peacocks on top with 73 points, Whiz Kids with 66; Five Belles, 61; Hill Billies, 60; Fuddle Duddles, 57; Lucky Strikes, 56; Alley Cats, 54 and Petunias, 53. Steve Amsing bowled a hot 328 single in the Crown Teen League and scored an equally impressive 813 triple, the best recorded at the lanes last week. Maria Heynsbergen had a 191 single and 527 triple for the girls. The Unknowns lead with 63 points followed by Bob's Gang with 56; Fuddle Duddles with 46; Charlie Brown's team, 45 and Heople's People, 39. Gerry Harris scored a 300 the teams were evenly matched in power and ability. in• the second period at the 1:10 mark, Don 'Bartliff assisted by Frank Hagan pocketed a neat one which ended the scoring in that segment of the game, At 27 seconds of the third period, Hayfield's Wayne Doak and Frank Hagan combined to sink what proved to he the winning goal. At 1;44 it was Gord Fisher and George Gould for Bayfield making it 3.0 for single, 703 triple and 206 average to lead the ladies in the IOOF and Rebekahs League, Bill Gibbings led the men with a 284 single while Ward Hodgins had a 714 triple and 217 average. Spark Plugs are out in front with 45 points closely trailed by Choke-ups 44; Margie's Muttons, 41; Cheerful Charlies, 39; Hot Shots, 37; Bill's Blisters, 35; Sunken Six, 34 and Bill's Bunyans, 33. Isabel's Indians lead the Tuckersmith mixed league with 58 points followed by Ruby's Rebels, 42; Anna's Arrows, 41; Ann's Angels, 36; Betty's Bullets, 27; Jo-Ann's Jets, 26. Shirley Hargreaves led the ladies with a 256 single and Martha Rooseboom had a 609 single, John Hayman led the men with a 267 single and Mel Graham had a 660 triple. The Ballbreakers lead the way in the Crown Junior league with 45 points followed by Sharpshooters, 37; Pete's Penguins, 36; Alley Cats, 36; and Strikets, 31. Connie Horbanuik had the top single with 215 and Pattie Patterson had a 330 double Jeff Wise led the boys with a 191 single and 348 double. Nancy Alien's 235 single led the ladies in the Londesboro Ladies' League while Peggy Cameron had a 578 triple and the resort town. DRMCO got its only tally for the game off the stick of Harold Leddy assisted by Ken Lee at 4:37. Just about four minutes later, Bruce Schoenals of Bayfield tipped in the final goal of the game unassisted. • As of Wednesday, December 22, Sifto Salt led the League with 16 points. Bayfield was a close second with 15 points. GoderickBuilding Centre had 11 Dorothy Carter a 193 average. Most improved bowler was Ramona Jamieson with a plus .23. Swingin' Six lead the league with 71 points, followed by Dot's Dolls with 52; Rolling Pins, 46 and Ding Dong Bells, 41. Maple Leafs lead league Maple Leafs are on top of the Bantam House League after Dec. 21 action with six wins and two losses for 12 points. Second are Canadians with five wins, two losses and a tie for 11. Third are Canucks with two wins, four losses and two ties and six points and Red Wings are in the basement with one, win, six losses and one tie for three points, On Dec. 14, Canadians beat Maple Leafs ,4-3 and Red Wings beat Canucks 1-0. On Dec. 21, Canadians beat Canucks 3-1 and Maple Leafs beat Red Wings, 6.0. Graham of the Canadians leads the league scoring with eight goals and 10 assists for 18 points. He is tied with team mate J. Thompson for , most assists with 10. Kuehl of the Maple Leafs and M. Gibbings of the Canadians have scored the most goals, nine each. points; Juveniles and DRMCO were tied with 8 points each; and Hohnesville trailed with points. This Sunday at Goderich, DRMCO meets the Building Centre at 7 pm with Hayfield ,and Juveniles facing off at .9 pm Tuesday, January 4 in .Clinton it is flolmesville against Juveniles at 8:30 pm and Wednesday, January 5 it is back in Goderich for an 8130 contest between Sifto Salt and DRMCO. Clinton ,Peewee Bayfield 7-3 Clinton B All-Stars defeated Bayfield 7.3 on Monday night in Bay field, Craig Miller led the Clinton offence with a four-goal performance. The other goal scorers for Clinton were Rick Frizby, Paul Galachuck and Tim Bird who along with Wayne Ducharme played a strong game going both, ways for Clinton. Randy Garrow and Paul Taylor played a strong game on defence for Clinton as they broke up many Bayfield threats. Squirt teams fight to ties Very little action took place in the Squirt House league this weekend with the first game a 1-1 tie. Gary Heipil scored one for the Bruins and Ian Fleming scoring for the Kings. The second game between the Canadians and the North Stars was a 0.0 game. Both teams tried hard to score but the goalies were on their toes and were not letting the puck into, the net. atchet • SALES & 'SERVICE "We Service What We Sell" 267 VICTORIA ST. HWY. No, 4. S. CLINTON — 482-9167 Murry Lyon bowls 348 single Pl ,,,,,, For you, our customers, and your families, we wish the best of health, happiness and success in the New Year ahead. It's given us great pleasure to serve you. Winston C. Powell_ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES SEAFORTH CLINTON