HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-01-29, Page 8This is the way it was most of the night as the Ponies stormed toe 5-1 win and the team troph
over Clinton, N.Y. Saturday night. New York goaler, Mike Doyle tries to cover up a rebound wit
the help of Dean Fredenherger (14) while David Clynick (3) waits in the open. -- staff photo.
Colts lose at home
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9-PASH BINGO; Legion WI
Seaforth. January 30i
.8;13 P.M. regular lames, 10;
three '$2,0 kamPs, peer prizes,
Admission $1,00, Extra Cards.
25c, 3 for 5Qe or 7 for $1.90,
Auspice;; .Branch 156. Proceeds
Nelfare werk." ?tfre.
THURSDAY, January 29, Bingo
at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30
P.M. Jackpot $55.00 in 55
numbers.
THE Annual Meeting end
Banquet of The Children's Aid
Society of Huron. County is
being held in Kmiec Presbyterian
Church, Goderich, Wednesday,
February 11, 1970 at 6:30 P.M.
Guest speaker is Norman W.
Paget, Executive-Director,
Children's Aid Society of Erie
County, Buffalo, New York.
Tickets $3.00, are available from
Staff or Board Members and"
must be purchased by February
9, 1970. Public cordially invited
to attend. — 5,6b.
THURSDAY, January 29, 8:30
FRIDAY, January 30, 9:00 p.m. I.O.O.f, Euchre and Fiye
Euchre Party, Surnmerhill Hall, Hundred, Oddfellows Hall.
ladies bring lunch. Everyone Ladies please bring lunch. — 5p.
welcome. — 5p.
MONDAY, February 2, 2:00
FRIDAY, January 30, L.O.L, p.m. Regular meeting Women's
euchre party, Varna Han. Please Auxiliary to Clinton Public
bring sandwiches. Everyone —Hospital, in Hospital Board
welcome. — 5b, Room.
Danny Colquhoun lets go a shot on the New York nets as the
Fish and Game Bantams come from behind to win the trophy
on Saturday night. Colquhoun was one of the hottest shooters
for the locals. — staff photo.
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BY BERT CLIFFORD
After the official opening of
the weekend activities by Mayor
Don Symons, the Wee Wees
played for 45 minutes in a
demonstration of how they are
coached each Saturday
afternoon in their regular
Kinsmen program.
They began with their skating
drills, then were divided into
fotir teams for twenty-minute
games of shinny.
In the Pee Wee game the local
team showed their superiority
throughout the game as they
skated to a 5-1 win. Neil
Colquhoun started them off
with a goal on a perfect, pass
from Robin "McAdam at 12:44
of the first period.
John Graham reflected a shot
back to Jamie Thompson who
passed over to David Clynick for
a beautiful backhand shot to put
Ponies ahead 2-0.
Their third goal came on
another long Shot by Graham
with David Counter batting in
the rebound.
Ken Grabeldinger got one
back for the New York team
when he found himself all alone
in front of Don Peterson after a
defensive mistake by the Clinton
defense.
Robin McAdam finished off
the scoring When he scored on a
nice 'passing play frcim Steve
Cook and Greg Holmes.
The girls took over the ice for
the next half hour in a game that
saW the Flyers beat the Hawks
5-1. Patti Nay and Sandra
Premlin each scared twice and
Carol Colquhoun added one for
the Flyers while Kathy Patterson
scored for the Hawks,
The Clinton New York
Bantams provided oppositioe for
the local team in the next game.
PLAN to attend' the Goderich
KinOttes 11th Annual Mardi
Gras Pan on Saturday,, february
7, 1970. For tickets Call
524-9083 or 524-8915.
3,4,5,6b,
FRIDAY, January 30, 8;30 Pan.
oEuchre party, Pixie/jell Twp,
Hall, Holinewille- Auspices
St. James', Middleton, —
50,
THURSDAY, January .29, Fish
and Game Junior Conservation
meeting 8:00 p,m. Agriculture
Board ROOM..
FRIDAY, January 30, Huron
Fish and Game, Dance. Members
and guests: Jim Young's
orchestra. — 4,5b.
TUESDAY, February 3 — Bingo,
Huron Fish and Game Club.
Jackpot of $61.00 in 61
numbers. Six door prizes, 8 p.m.
— tfn.
Except for a lone goal by
Mike Anstett from Brian
Langille at 11:04 of the first
period, the local team was
unable to beat Mat Weimer in
the Clinton N.Y. nets for the
first two periods.
New York changed
goaltenders in 'the third and at
the same time the local team
came to life with their passing
and shooting. The new goalie,
Tim Hogan, didn't have much
chance on the three quick goals
scored against him.
Brian Langille scored on a
wicked slap shot from Danny
Colquhoun. Then Robbie
Stirling and Langille again scored
from close-in.
New York got one back when
Perry Babcock scored on a
breakaway on Clinton goalie
Richard Welch.
Brian Kennedy came back for
the local team at 12:51 to end
the scoring.
On Saturday morning the
American visitors rolled to an
8.3 victory over a hard-working
Bantam team from Adastral
Park,
After two periods, Clinton
N.Y, were ahead 4-1 and except
for some fantastic goalkeeping
by Steve Bartkow, the score
could have been double.
Don Clifford, John Hameline,
Tom Stonier and Paul Hellmann
gave the New York Jets their
early goals before Sandy Porter
scored for the base.
Rick Green scored on the
first play of the third period, to
close the score a little before
Dave Edwards scored on a good
setup from Paul Halfmann.
Sandy Porter scored the final
goal for the baSe, vvh4 New
York added three late goals by
John timeline, Doug Smart and
Paul I-lalfmann,
The annual Base
Commander's Curling. Bonspiel,
held at CFBClinton on 17
January, was dominated this
year by a CFB Clinton rink
skipped by Cdrporal "Stan"
Wight. Shown from left to right
Every year on the last week
in January or the meeting date
nearest to Robbie Burns
birthday — January 25 —
Clinton Lions feast on haggis
and hear an address about the
immortal Scottish poet.
On Tuesday evening in St.
Paul's Parish 101, Lions and
guests heard Rev. Roderick
Macdonald of Loriclon,praise the
Scottish poet, whose songs and
ballads are sung and recited in
nearly every country in the
world at this time of year.
Rev. Macdonald is minister at
Dundas Street Centre United
Church in London, but is being
transferred to Washington, D.C.
Originally from Glasgow,
Scotland, Rev. Macdonald came
to Canada over 20 years ago, and
was in the business world before
entering the ministry. The
speaker was introduced by Lion
Rev. A. J. Mowatt and thanked
are Corporal "Bill"
'Stan" Wight accepting the
trophy from ' Colonel "Pat"
Ryan, Captain "Cec" Mason and
Master Warrant Officer "Claude"
Beauchamp,
Sixteen rinks competed for
by Lion Rev. R. U. MacLean.
Orville Oke, Seaforth,
chairman of Zone 3 South of
District A-9, was on an official
visit to Clinton Lions Club and
met with the directors after the
dinner.
E. Beecher Menzies, in his
usual fine Scottish brogue, gave
Burns' address "To A Haggis."
The Scottish delicacy was piped
in by guest Hector Kingswell,
with Maynard Corrie as chef,
and Joe Murphy and Orville
Engelstad as the carriers.
Vice-president A. Laurie
Colquhoun, who was chairman
of the meeting, introduced head
table guests, Mayor Don Symons
and Lt.-Col. Orval Warner, acting
Ease commander at CFB
Clinton.
Other guests included Budd
Kuehl, Douglas Bartliff, Ben
Straughan, Frank Mutch and
Jabez Rands, from town, and
early in the third period. On one
turn on the ice, Langille scored
on a long slap shot and set up
Danny Colquhoun for two more
goals.
Bill Cantelon scored on the
empty side of the net on a'nice
setup by Robbie Stirling and
Paul Kay.
First star of the two games,
Brian Langille, scored his second
goal late in the third on a play
from Colquhoun and Anstett.
In the Midget game, the local
team was outclassed by the
squad from Mitchell to the tune
of 11-3. Phillip Chessell scored
three times for the winners and
earned the award as their top
player.
David Slade, Clinton
goaltender, won the award as
Clinton's top star.
the prized award, with entries
from Sarnia, Goderich, CFB
London, CFB Borden, CFB
Clinton, Kitchener and London.
Runners-up in the bonspiel was a
rink skipped by Mr. "Ted"
Novak of Kitchener,
Major Tony Scott and Captain
Spence Cummings, of CFB
Clinitoen .
The regular draw prize was
won by Rev, A. J. Mowatt,
Twelve Lions will operate the
weekly bingo at Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital on
Wednesday evening, February 4.
The annual Burns Night
concluded with all joining hands
and singing Auld Lang Syne.
Minor Hockey
Weekendscores
SCOREBOARD
Friday '
Clinton (One) Pee Woes 4,
Clinton (New York) Pee Wees 1;
Clinton (Ont.) Bantams 5,
Clinton (N.Y.) Bantams 1;
Junior girls hockey, Flyers 5,
Hawks 1.
Saturday
Clinton (N.Y.) Bantams 8,
Adastral Park Bantams 3;
Clinton (Ont.) Pee Woes 5,
Clinton (N.Y,) Pee Wees 1.
Clinton (Ont.) Bantams 6,
Clinton (N.Y.) Bantams 2;
Mitchell Midgets 11, Clinton
Midgets 3.
BY BERT CLIFFORD
Despite the advantage of
home ice, the Colts failed to gain
any headway in their race for a
playoff spot in WOAA
Intermediate "C" action
Thursday at the Community
Centre.
Randy Glew gave Clinton an
early lead at 12:07 of the first
period when he deflected a Don
Bartliff pass into the net.
The goal came after Milverton
had failed to capitalize on
several opportunities while they
had a man advantage.
Milverton came back at 18:20
on a two man break with
Nahrgany scoring assisted by
Bender and Bob Harrow,
Harrow came right back to
give Milverton the lead less than
a minute later.
Randy Glew tied the score
again for Clinton early in the
second but Harrow added
another goal in the second and a
third in the third.
In the second he stole a pass
intended for the Clinton point
and scored on a breakawa
Right after that Paul Draper p
a shot right over the top of a
empty net.
The final goal came whe
Harrow stole the puck with. 5
seconds left in the game an
scored the insurance goal.
Only six points separate th
second and fifth teams in wha
looks like a tight finish for th
fourth and last playoff spot
Clinton has two very importan
games this week, both at home
against Crediton on , Thurscla
and Monkton on Sunday.
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u .Cosong (vents -Commande6 Bonspiel held at (Fit Clinton'
The Kinsmen Squirt games
had the second place Rangers
romping to a. 7.0 win with the
Ranger star, Brad Reid, scoring
five goals. Gary Jordan and
Wayne Ducharme scored the
other markers.
Game two also ended in a
shutout as Robert Taylor
collected two, Richard Carter
arid Terry Gordner one each in
the 4-0 win for the Red Wings
over the Leafs.
The Ponies dominated their
friends from New York in the
second game of their total series.
Greg Holmes put in a
rebound from teammates Cook
and McAdam. Then John
Graham scored on a terrific shot
from the point.
Neil Colquhoun scored two
quick goals in the third period
on passes from Cook and David
Clynick.
Cook scored on a hard shot
when McAdam 'fed him
rink-wide pass. The Ponies had
an excellent defensive game.
Steve Starnes scored on a
rebound in front of the net for a
New York goal.
The three stars were Billy
Irwin from the local team, Ken
Grabeldinger, from New York,
and John Graham from the
Ponies.
Saturday night's Bantam
game was like the Friday game.
The visitors were ahead 2-1 on
two goals by Doug Smart as they
headed into the final period.
Danny Colquhoun scored the
early local goal.
The first two periods the
teams skated wide open and
only excellent goaltending by
Swanky Andrews kept the score
so close. Weimar Was sensational
on several of Langille's wicked
shots,
The roof fell in on New 'York
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