Clinton News-Record, 1970-11-26, Page 27Colts lose opener to Seaforth
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The Ponies gave up four nnanawered goals in tbe third period
before they came on strong with three quickies in the final six
Minutes of play against Grand Bend. Grand Bend went -ahead .34
midway through the first period before goals by David Counter end
Derek Conner tied the score 3,3, Steve Jermisol1 and Kevin DOM,
the two stars op the Bend club, Put Grand Bend ahead 5,3 at the end
91 the second,
Neil Colquhouri, after scoring Clinton's first goal, Set UP
Counters first period goal then again in the third on a Play from
Paul Gibbings he found Counter in front of the net.
Mike Gibbings put two Pals 10 seconds apart to close the
score 9.6. Ponies meet Huron. Park in the Centralia arena this
Saturday morning then back in Clinton next Thursday night.
BANTAM
After a poorly played second period the Fish and Garners came to
life in the third period scoring four goals to overpower Mitchell 7-4.
Randy Miller led the way with three beautifully scored goals and
missed on three other occasions. Tearn-mate Rick Cameron scored
two while singles went to Greg Butler and Robin McAdarn.
MIDGET
Mitchell's Dean Machan tied the score 6-6 with only seven
minutes left in the game,
Midway through the third Brian Kennedy gave Clinton a 6-5 lead
on a goal set up by Mike Anstett. At the end of the second period
Clinton was ahead 5-4 on Dan Colquhoun's two markers, Bill
Crawford and Mike Anstett's. Clinton was without team captain Bill
Crawford all the third period after he received 'a double major and a
misconduct, and defenceman Dave Fawcett was out of the game
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PORK: a Good Buy Becomes Better!
Between 1960 and 1970 some pork prices in Canada rose while others fell.
Two which came down in price, even despite inflation, were pork shoulder
and cottage roll. In October the average retail price of pork shoulder in
Toronto was 60.4 cents a pound; in September 1970, 59.7 cents a pound.
And in the same period, cottage toil in Toronto fell from 76.9 cents a pound
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SMITH
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to other branches. Among these
are Mr. and Mrs. Len Atkinson,
both of whom were members of
the Legion. It is understood that
these postings are due to come
but we wish all transfers the best
of luck in their new branches. )
The 25-year pins are
beginning to become a topic of
conversation as it hardly seems
possible that so many years have
passed so quickly. Members are
expected to keep in touch with
the Branch so no one is missed
when his or her pin is due,
The monthly draw was held ;-.
and the following were the
winners: first, Don Stevens;
second, Laurie 'Sladepthird;Alyl,arg
Thorndyke,
Comrade George Yournatoff,
who is well known as Padre at
CFB Clinton, accepted the',
position of assistant Padre for:
the Branch. He and Rev. Mowatt•
should make a good working"
team.
Another item of importance,
was that the meeting decided to
change the December meeting to
December 14 in order to avoid
the Christmas rush, A draw-night
is scheduled for Dec. 19th and a
New Years dance is on the
agenda.
Adjournment was at 10:40
p.m. ' and the hot beef
sandwiches served by Bill
Chambers after the meeting sure
left nothing to be desired.
A goal by Jim. Dick of
Seaforth Beavers at 18:0 of the
third period gave the Beavers a
7-6 win over-. the Clinton. Colts
last Thursday in 0,H.,A,
Intermediate `C' game at
Clinton,
Colts led 2-1 after the first
period and 4-3 after the second,
Colts were leading 6.4 at 4:59 of
the third period before Seaforth
scored three goals to win.
FIRST PERIOD
1. 1:53, Clinton, Ken Smale
(Livermore).
2. 9:29, Seaforth, Jim Sills
3. 19;29, Clinton, Joe Livermore
(Budd Boyes, Paul Draper).
Penalties: , Bob Beuttenmiller
(Seaforth), 18:51.
SECOND PERIOD
4. 6:26, Seaforth, Bob
Beuttenmiller (Harvey Dale).
5. 8:40, Clinton, Don Bartliff.
6, 9:10, Seaforth, Bob
Beuttenmiller (Jim Dick).
7. 14:39, Clinton, Joe Livermore
(Ray Brown).
Penalties: Randy Glew
(Clinton), 3:41; Joe Livermore
(Clinton), 5:12.
THIRD PERIOD
8. 1:53, Clinton, Joe Livermore
(Ken Smale).
9. 3:28, Seaforth, George Reeves
(Bob Beuttenmiller).
10. 4:59, Clinton, Paul Draper
(Butch Fleet, Randy Glew),
11, 14:06, Seaforth, Bill
MeLaughlin (Harvey Dale).
12. 14:35, Seaforth, Jim Dick
(Bill McLaughlin).
13. 18:44, Seaforth, Jim Dick
(Bob Beuttenmiller),
Penalties: Butch Fleet (Clinton),
7:53,
Mary Davey scored the high
single of 285 and the high
average of 212 in the
Clinton-13lyth ladies league this
week. Susan Howson had the
high triple of 752.
Pats' Pals lead the league with
46 points. The Blues have 44;
Krazy Kats, 44; True Grits, 38;
Dare Devils, 35; Hopeless Six,
33,
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Lucky Strikes have 34 to lead
the league followed by Pinrollers
with 28, Daredevils, 24; Tigers,
18.
Heather Hart led the girls
with a single of 151 and a
double of 270. Peter Wise led
the boys with a 205 single and
395 double.
CLINTON TEEN LEAGUE
Debbies' Pals lead the way
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December 4, with Crediton.
Inditorial League
Industrial League (Monday,
November 30) — Varna 6,
Teachers 4; Bankers 5, Main
Street 3.
with 34 points with Marys' Pals
having 33, Morts Marauders, 31;
Arts' Strikers, 23; Glenda's Pros,
22,
• Mary Heard had the girls high
single and triple of 253 and 499.
Paul Radford had the high single
of 258 and Bob Falconer the
triple of 641.
TUCKERSMITH MIXED
Anna Aidwinkle had the top
ladies triple and single of 253
and 630. Bill Rogerson and Bill
Pepper were tied for the top
men's single of 242 and Bill
Rogerson had the top triple of
626. Brenda Trebner had the
hidden score of 179,
The November General
meeting of Branch 140 opened
at 8:35 p.m. With President
Harold Black in the chair.
A new deal was initiated for
all those present in that a draw
wa's held immediately after
opening ceremonies. Comrade
Percy Pugh supplied the prize
and Hec Kingswell was the
winner. This draw was
comparatively new for the
Legion and we are trying to
arrange it for each meeting.
After the minutes of the last
meeting were read, installation
of new, members was held by a
team, consisting Of Cliff
'Sdindtiock,'Ed*Dalr and J. K.
Cornish headed by Hee
Kingswell. The Branch welcomes
the new members, Kenneth
Price, George Youmatoff, Cyril
Carey and Kenneth Walker, and
hopes they all are able to enjoy
the fellowship of the Legion.
From the business of the
meeting a donation of $35 was
granted the Retail Merchants to
help cover the cost of Santa's
visit. Another $10 was donated
to the War Memorial Crippled
Childrens Hospital to help with
Christmas for the children who
will not be able to be home.
We are beginning to notice
the effect of CFB Clinton being
phased out. Some of our good
members who have already been
posted are applying for transfer
et try's goal
gtves fififfOrS
tie
Ron Henry's goal at 1.1:06 of
the third period in a game
Sunday night against Tavistock
gave Clinton there first point in
the last five games as they tied
the Tavistock Braves .5-5.
The Juniora had dropped
game to the Lambeth squad on
Friday night to increase their
losing streak. But goals by Bob
Cook (on a peanitY shot) Mark
Jenkins, Gary Cunamings and
Bill Crawford helped Clinton eak
out the tie.
Tavistock had been paced by
four goals by Bob Zehr and one
by Don Wenhoid. Clinton now
starts hitting the road with a
game in Hensall on Sunday and a
game in Lucan next Wednesday,
Tony's Tigers continue to
head the league with 48 points
followed by Daves Dear's, 35;
Bill's Bunnies, 31; Mel's
Monkeys, 19; Ed's Bikes, 18;
Uses Weasels, 17. '
BAYFIELD.-BLUEWAfER
The Sharks' 39 points lead
the league followed by the
Suckers with 38, Crabs, 33, and
Minnows, 30.
Madelon McElwain scored the
ladies high single (255), triple
(643) and average (215) for the
ladies and Jan Koene scored the
top single of 260, and Joe Koene
had triple of 618, and average of
208.
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RE-ELECT
A. (RED) GARON
Mary Davey tops in Clinton-Myth league
Branch 140 Legion holds
general meeting