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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1970-10-15, Page 182 — 1970 CHEV Impala, 2 and 4 door hardtops, V8, power steering and brakes 2 --1970 PONTIAC Parisiennes 2 and 4 door hardtops, V8, power steering and brakes 4 — 1970 FORD Galaxie, 2 door hardtops 1970 CHEV Bel Air 4 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 2 and 4 door hardtops 2 — 1970 MUSTANGS OTHER MODELS 1969 FORD 9 passenger stationwagon 1969 FORD custom, power steering 1969 BEAUMONT sedan, 6 cylinder 2 — 1969 CHEVROLET Impala 2 and 4 door hardtops 1969 CHEVROLET Bel Air sedan 2 — 1969 PONTIAC Laurentians, 2 and 4 door hardtop 1968 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped 1968 FORD Galaxie 500 convertible 1968 PONTIAC Laurentian sedan, 6 Cylinder 1968 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop Used cars from '65 to '68 in 'various modelS, Sedans, hardtops and 4 door — 90% of all cars are V8, power steering and all automatic 1968 CHEVROLET stationwagon US ED TRIICKS 1969 FORD V8, 1 ton stake with duals 1868 FORD V8, % ton pickup 1967 FORD 14 ft. stAke body 1966 CHEVROLET tilt cab, 14 ft. stake body, A number Of EcOnolitte mid Chevy Vans from '84 to °87 Aosevysesovvvvvovs~.4.4.4sovsAA, Brussels Motors BP 'Setvite Station Phone 1117-4173 Touch With Tomorrow ape Recorders ashrha Toshiba, renowned for its excellent sound reproduc- tion the world over, now presents the finest lineup of cassette, 8 track 'or reel to reel tape recorders. 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But it wasn't so much that the Juniors won, but in the way that they won, that holds out so much encouragement for hockey in the area this year. Junior hockey has a , reputation of being a rough, tough, sport and Sunday's game proved the fact as referees handed out a total of 26 penalties. But the smaller, faster Clinton Club resisted what often Seemed to be an attempt by the Hawks to turn the game into a brawl, and stuck to fast, exciting hockey. "Coach Bill Weber's well-conditioned squad came out skating and were still skating at the " final whistle. They fore-checked and back-checked, and looked every inch of the lop-sided score. Theree, is no doubt that the performance of the new team surPrised a few people, not the least of all the players and team officials themselves. The hard-skating style put the Hawks on the defensive. Bob Cook put Clinton in the lead right off the start when he scored at 1;29 from linemates Stew' Mustard and Fisher, The same three Game right back on their next shift gaNe'Clinton en 011.44Pee.ted 2-0 lead. They were the first, two of seyen goals scored by the line, four lw Cook and three by Mustard, .Clinton Wit up a four goal lead in the first before Wayne Sinning finally broke through for Mitchell while Clinton was two men short- Even then, the Hawk player got a break. It was one of the first .shots on the Clinton net and hit the right goal post and glanced off into the left Corner of the net. Although he was not tested for much of the game, goalie Dave Slade showed strong play between the posts before Dennis Flischat.ter took over for the last half of the game, Fleisphauer ' allowed only one goal. Mitchell scored one, goal in each of the three periods while Clinton gidod eight in the second WA* four, first-period. go*, and topped it off with fotir more in the third, Besides COO end Mustard Clinton got A. pair of goals each from Clete Proctor and Bob Johnston with singles going to Derwin. Carter, Wayne Cantelon, Gary Cummings, Rio. pantie and Ron Graham, Bill Carnochan, scored the -.last two goals for the Hawks. It was a .rough game. Clinton's Derwin Carter went out in the first period after a hard check in front of the Mitchell net dislocated his elbow. He is expected to be ready for action again this weekend. Although they didn't fall into the trap of trying to out-muscle the Hawks, the Juniors didn't back down from hard hitting. Big defence/Toon Wayne Arthur, John Anstett, JIM Cameron And Jim Toop handed out hard checks. The Juniors played the type of hock ey they will have to play all year if they expect to continue their success, During the few times they did start to play the Hawk's of play-the-man type of hockey they found themselves being pushed back into their own end. While they were playing the ptick and fore-checking, they bad the Hawks on the run and forced mistakes that led to many of their goals, Local fans will be hoping for the same kind of hockey when the Juniors take on Lambeth in exhibition play at the Community Centre, Friday at 8:30 p.m. Central Huron Volleyball teams successful in Seaforth tournament In an exhibition tournament in Seaforth on Friday, the C.H.S.S. junior and senior boys' teams met the Seaforth's teams, In junior action the Clinton boys won five out of five games. Under Mr. Cull's competent coaching the boys will go far this season. Watch for news of their tournament later on in the season. The seniors played three games with Seaforth and won all three games by 15-7, 15.9, and 15-9. Mr. Allen is coaching the seniors and they, also, will go far in the Huron-Perth league. The net bulges behind the'Mitchell Hawks' goalie as Clinton Juniors notch another goal in Sunday night's 16.3 bout at the Community Centre. Mitchell used three different goaltenders in a vain attempt to stem the strong. Clinton attack led by Bob Cook with four goals. — staff photo. 'Oh . Marlene Cunningham gets a shot away despite the close checking of four Stratford Centralvlayers in junior girls' basketball action Friday at Central Huron Secondary School. Marlene was a leading scorer in the CHHS loss. —staff photo. List of names shows Clinton hockey registration higher this year Players registered for this year in the various categories are: WEEWEE Mike Clifford, Stephen Boussey, David R. Bernard, Jeffery Colclough, Andrew Flowers, James H. Flynn, Paul A. Gautreau, David Lobb, John Morgan, Ian Peck, Paul Stephenson, Jeff Taylor, Jim Fleming, Joe Wise, Vincent Brochu, Phillip Cornish, David. Clifford, Kevin Colquhoun, Richard Gordner, ' Tony Gibbings, Ken Hart, Brent Jordan, David Malpass, Stephen P. Roy, Danny Stanley, John Webber, Michael Wood, Peter Anstett, Jeff Ball, James H. Cooper, Jeffery Colquhoun, Harold Colclough, Rick Ducharrne, Tony Denornme, Frank Ellerby, Ian Fleming, Raymond J. Flynn, Brian Hall $ Steve . Lobb, Christopher W. Mosco, John O'Bright, Timmy Proctor, Brian Pichard, David Stephenson, Allan Sauder, Reginald. Sullivan, Steve Wilson. SQUIRT Bert Amsing, Mark Bell, Stephen Blair, Timothy Bird, David Colquhoun, Jamie Craig, Wayne Ducharme, Ken Dale, Earl W. Flynn, Danny Holmes, Wayne Hohner, Patrick Jordan, Robert Knights, Edward Keilins, Craig Millar, Brad Morgan, Danny Proctor, Larry Rich, David Smith, Mervin R. Taylor, Paul Taylor, Brian Trewartha, John Wood, Jeff Wise, Greg Wise, Tony Bondy, Gary Calvin. Lovett, Joseph E. McMahon, Grant Morgan, Dean McDonald, Paul Stanley, Bruce Sauder, Wayne C. Tideswell, John Wonfor. PEEWEE!' David Archibald, David Counter, David Clynick, Jack Cook, David DesBrisay, Francis J. Flynn, Robert p. Gibbings, Randy Garrow, Michael Gibbings, Robert J. Harkes, Brian Lobb, Brian Millar, Robert Menzies, Mark Nicholson, Don Peterson, Patrick Phillips, Bill Proctor, Paul Priestap, Doug Riehl, Doug. Schoenhals, Steven Steep, Robert Sauder, Harry J. Thompson, Richard T. Taylor, David Wise, Neil Colquhoun, John. Feeney,, Ken Ellis, Barry A.s. Welch, Derrick Connor, Jeffrey Allan, John Ball, David Bird, Richard Carter, Steven Campbell, Paul Van Damme, Robert P. Galichiuk, Terry Gordner, John Hart, John Haak, Jeff Hearn, Gary Jordan, Stephen Jones, Robert Leppington, John Little, Bill Murphy, John McMahon, Stephen O'Connell, Bill Roy, Gary Tebbutt, Peter Thompson, Robert K. Taylor, Raymond J. 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