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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-02-05, Page 10The action was close and good as Clinton Canadian Legion Branch 140 held its second annual bonspiel' at CFB Clinton. The final decision in the second draw went right down to the last rock to an extra end. One of the rinks taking part was the Vic Paulin rink from Clinton, seen here, - staff photo, Runners-up in the Legion Bonspiel, Sunday and Second draw winners were this Seaforth rink skipped by Dave Cornish. Members of the rinks are (from left) Don Trernere, Frank Case, Lea Leath, and Dave Cornish. They received trays from Labatt& -- staff photo, "CASH BINGO; Legion Seaforth. Friday, February 6, 8:15 p.m. regular games, $10; three $25 games. $75,00 Jackpot to go, Door prizes, AdMisSion $1.00. Extra cards 25c, 3. for 50c or 7 for $1.00. Auspices f3rauch 1,5Q. Proceeds Welfare work." - 2tflh 'TUESDAY'February 10th Pancake Supper at Varna United Church 5-7 p.m, Adults $1.00, children 5oc. Everyone. welcome,-' 6b.• TUESDAY, February 10 Bingo, Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpot of $56.00 in 56 numbers. Six door prizes, 8,30 p.m. - tfn. EUCHRE PARTY at Londesboro Hall{ Friday, February 6th, 8.30 p.m. Sponsored by Hall Board. Ladies please bring lunch, - 61:1, EUCHRE and Bridge Party, Trinity Parish Hall. February 10th, 8 p,m. Lunch. and prizes. Sponsored by A.C.W. 6b. WELL-IT STILL HAS A CRANK uP JN rrzotsrr YEH- MY WIFE. SHE INSISTS I KEEP IT IrJ PERFECT WORKING ORDER BY HAVING IT SERVICED RE6ULARLY BY BROWN MOTORS WINTER CARNIVAL AT OuR SPECIALS 0 LOCAL ThAnEMAAKS, n IVA) in Al*NtAitio, SERVICE CENTRE 20% OFF ON ALL PARTS SALES OFFER GOOD - THURS., FEB. 5 TO SAT., FEB. 14 SORRY DOES NOT, APPLY TO THE TRADE OR WHOLESALE SALES WE USE GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS PARTS AND OUR FACTORY TRAINED "GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS" do every job right • . the first time. RAW N MOTORS LTD. CLINtON, ONTARIO HULLETT FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE ANNUAL MEETING Monday, Feb. 16 at 8:30 p.m. In LONDESI30110 HALL ' M speaker; Mr. "Bud" Murphy On Benson's White Paper on TakatiOn Everyone Welcome 6b 10 Clintgri News-RPPPrd, Thursday, February 5, 197P Colts defeat Monkton their playoff position:Two of the cancelled games have beep reschedeled. One is Thursday night, February 5, against Kincardine and the other it the following week, February 12, the game between Arthur and Clinton will be 'played in Blyth. Lust Thursday night, • the rough Crediton 13erigals outinuscled the colts fora 5.3 win. The game was extremely rough. Leading the hostilities for Creditors were Paul Young and Dennis Morrisey. Young picked up four of Crediton's 15 minors. and Morrisey got three fighting majors and a game misconduct. In one of the fights he applied a stick to Bun &ayes head. Fortunately Boyes was wearing a helmet. The score was 2-2 at the end of the first period on Clinton goals by Ken Daer and Randy Clew and Creditors markers by Morrisey and Gary Parsons. Crediton scored the winner on a powerplay with Bob Gruber scoring. Ken Fraser scored the final goal with 20 seconds left in the game. The Pee Wee Ponies finished out their regular schedule this week with four games in five 'nights including two wins over Seaforth by 3-0 scores and losses to Mitchell (3-1) and Goderich (4-1). In the home game with "Seaforth, Robin McAdam scored on two rebounds, the first from Greg Butler and the second from Jamie Thompson. Late in the period John Graham set up Greg Butler for a perfect goal. On Friday night the club outplayed Mitchell for two and a half periods but excellent goaltending held the Ponies to only one goal, a long shot from John Graham. Then, midway through the third period, Mitchell tied the score and went ahead five minutes later. Their third goal was scored in an empty net. Back in Seaforth on Saturday night, the Ponies skated to another 3-0 win on two beautifully set up goals by Jamie Thompson and Steve Cook. Billy Irwin scored on a long shot. The excellent goaltending of Robert Harkes helped keep the score down to 4-1 for Goderich: The big Goderich club opened the scoring with a ouick goal on Hockey is as big with the blind as it is with the sighted, according to Jack Clements, District Field Secretary, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, about 75 percent of Canada's blind population take an active interest in the game. "That's ,because blind people are people", he said in a special interview for White Cane Week conducted by his organization and The Canadian Coulicil of the Blind. "They follow hockey by radio or TV and forecast the winner of the Stanley Cup as accurately as any other armchair stick-handler." But blind persons are no mere spectator sports. About 3,000 bowl and others curl. They listen for the sounds of the ball on the lane and the satisfying thud when it hits the pins or the disappointing roll when it drops into the gutter. The blind curler listens for the vocal directions from the skip and the sweep. Blind Canadians are active members of service clubs. They take on committee work along with the sighted and contribute to the community program. CLINTON-BLYTH Pony Club, 23; Tootle Bugs, 21; Scramblers, 19; Moonlighters, 17. Ladies' high single, May Carter and Mary Davey, 309; high triple, Mary Davey, 845. High average, Mary Davey and Mert Elliott, 217. 100F REBEKAHS Wildcats, 54; Jolly Six, 52; Hits 'n' Misses, 46; Collins Mixers, 39; Channelates, 33; Harry's Hoppers, 31; Cyclones, 29; Rogues, 24. Ladies' high single, Donna Gibbings, 327; high triple, Phyllis Wise, 751; high average, Phyllis Wise, 202. Men's high single, triple and average, Murray Taylor, 321, 816, 214. THI Annual Meeting and Banquet of The -Obildrun's Aid. SPeiety Of Huron county IS being held in Knox ,Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Wednesday, .February 13., 1970 at .030 Guest speaker is Norman W. Paget, Executive-Director, children's Aid Society of Erie county, Buffalo, New York, Tickets $3,Q0, are avallahle from Staff or Board. Members and most be purchased by February 9, 1970. Public. cordially invited to attend. - 5,6b. PLAN to attend the Goderich Kinettes 11tti Annual Mardi Gras Ball on Saturday, February 7, 1970. • For tickets eall 524.9083 or 524-8915. - 3,4,5,6b, CHARTERED bus leaving Clinton for Miami on March B. For further information 482-7627.- 6,7b. THURSDAY, February .5, Bingo at Clinton Legion Hall, 8:30 p.m, Jackpot $57.00 in 57 numbers. They take an interest in politics and vote in the elections. Some blind people have been elected to Parliament. More than 2,000 blind people are employed. Many own their own homes and support their families. With 80 clubs of the Canadian Council of the Blind in action across Canada, the members gain experience in decision making on the executive. With Braille writers in hand they record minutes and serve as treasurers. "With the help of the sighted and their own abilities, blind persons achieve a great deal," the Field Secretary said, "but they have their limitations too." They are not always cheerful. They have their ups and downs like anyone else. Blind himself, he outlined a few areas where assistance is essential. ' Blind sportsmen need sighted 'volunteers to act as coaches and score keepers. Volunteers can read or offer to driVe to the occasional club meeting. "The real key to our success is the team spirit that exists between the blind and sighted all over the country," he added. TEACHERS' LEAGUE Ladies' high single, Jean Crawford, 174. Men's high single, Bert Gray, 240. TUCK ER.SWIITH Canaries, 69; Vultures, 57; Hawks, 55; Hummingbirds, 47; Warblers, 45; Magpies, 42. Ladies' high single, Judy Layton, 297; ladies' high triple, Joanne Aldwinkle, 678. Men's high single and triple, Bill Rogerson, 300, 700. BAYFIELD BLUEWATER Sharks, 98; Crabs, 87; Minnows, 85; Suckers, 71. Ladies' high single, triple and average, Grace Hutchings, 301, 721, 240. Men's high single, triple and average, Joe Kaihe, 388, 838, 279. a deflection at 55 seconds._ Although Goderich had many good scoring chances Clinton's Jamie Thompson had the best chance on a breakaway, but thof goalie knocked the puck off with his stick. Goderich went ahead 2-0 on another goal in the third period.. Then David Counter scored on a rebound from 'Steve Cook to close the score.. Goderich scored two more goals in the third to pull away, both on long shots. BANTAMS Fish and Game Bantams continued to win by big scores with a 10.3 win over Mitchell in the second half of a doubleheader played at the Community Centre on Saturday night. Billy Cantelon led the way with three goals while Brian Langille, Danny Colquhoun picked up two apiece and Mike Anstett, Paul Kay and Rick Cameron scored singles. Playoffs for the Bantams begin this week against Wingham. MIDGETS The Lions Midgets took a 4.1 win over Seaforth Saturday night in a game marred by four game misconducts to Seaforth and a pair of fighting misconducts to Randy Wood and Mark Jenkins.. Keith Harkes and Dave Faucett scored goals in the first period and Jim Toop made the score 3.0 by the end of the second period. Ron Graham scored in the third before Seaforth ruined David Slade's shutout bid with a nice goal late in the period by Don NieholsOn. • • Com ing Events • sY p.E13T ct,IFFO,FrP Colts came up with an important win in their battle for fourth Place and the final playoff spot with Molikton when they defeated the Monkton club at the Community Centre Sunday night. The 7-5 Yietory keeps the Colts one point ahead of Monkton in the tight race. For the first 10 minutes of the game the Colts hustled and checked, earning two goals. The first came on a breakaway by Randy Clew. Two minutes later Derwin Carter banged in a pass from Bud Boyer. Monktort put on the pressure and at 14:11 Dennis Hughley beat Lorne Daer. The second period could have been disastrous for the Colts, as their checking game fell apart and they made few rushes. The amazing goaltending of . Daer kept Monkton down to only two goals in the period. Clinton scored on two well-played moves, Paul Draper and Mel Hohner combined on one goal by Draper. Don Bartliff scored the other inarker, Kerry Pritchard and HughleY scored for Monkton. Again in the early stages of the third period the Colts were caught stauding around while Monkton put in two quick goals to tie the score and go ahead 5-4, As the period nrogreased, Clinton's defence started to hit andwio thesofmoreWagrdosod passing gng in bgeetsKtitnegn theg Daer, puck c kwohorou t pt the aeoyue rd ye neh:lii sr. defensively and offensively, tied the score with a wicked shot from the point at 10:13 of the third. Another screen shot at 14:30 by Daer was the winner and Randy Clew took the pressure off with a beautiful goal at 18:39. He stole the puck on a pass between two defencemen, broke in alone, and put a hard shot by the goalie on the stick ) side. With the goalie pulled, Clinton missed five long shots on Monkton's empty net. Two important games must be played with IVIilverton and wins kir the Colts would help Hockey big with blind Bowling Teams ready for playoffs This Clinton rink went right down to the final rock of an extra end before losing the second draw to the Cornish rink from Seaforth. Members of the rink include, Ernie Bradshaw, Chuck Langille, Vic Paulin, skip and Percy Brown. Clinton Midgets started the playo'ffs off right with a 6-3 win over Walkerton. George Thompson gave Clinton a quick 45-second goal, then Gary Cummings moved Clinton ahead 2-0. Walkerton scored next but Zeke Fremlin finished off a play from Thompson and Brian Langille. In the last minute of the first period, Walkerton scored to close the margin to 3-2. ' In the second period, each club scored. Clinton's goal came from Ron Graham with Dan Shropshall assisting. Clinton scored the only goals of the third period with Jim Toop and Ron Graham doing the honours. The second game of the series will be played Friday evening at 8 p.m. KINSMEN SQUIRT In' Squirt action this' week, the .Red Wings defeated Canadiens 3-1. Terry Gorcher, Robert Taylor and Billy Roy scoring and Danny ' Weber replying for'the losers. WEE. WE ES Fifteen eager Wee Wees travelled to Hensall, Saturday night to play in the winter carnival. Although Clinton were outplayed, the Hensall club won only 2-0. Gary Heipel, Clinton goalkeeper for two periods, kicked out shots from every angle to the delight of the large crowd. flensall slipped in two goals on John Wonfor tor their win in the third period. MIDGETS WIN FIRST ' PLAYOFF GAME. Wedding Pidtures JERVIS STUDIO i.When you're ready to i:the day...see the beautift.W 'INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth TEL. 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