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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-12-03, Page 39Toaster Can Opener Blender SPECIAL OMEGA PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE Reg. $189 y00 • •Pt. • SPECIA BERNINA POR • ABL SEWING MACHINE Reg. $289.00 w.t. $23900 YOUR WESTINHOUSE DEALER Albert St. Clinton 482-6646 Clock Radio SIM APR! CES" ALWAYS GOOD GIFT IDEAS POLAROID COLOR PAC 2. Suggested list price 39,95. Special Bert's Corner with Bert Clifford Sixty-four referees travelled to Clinton last Saturday to participate in the 0.M.H.A. referees' clinic. Clinton was represented by John Anstett Jr., Dave Anstett and Jim Cal-heron. John was one of the 36 who received ice time and will be eligible toreceive his ONI.H.A. card if he passes the written examination. A further clinic' will be held early in January for Junior referees with Gus Boussey and Sugar Meriam being the chief instructors. * * * At the Monday night meeting of the Clinton Minor Hockey Association this year's program for the Annual Minor Hockey Weekend was approved and the bus trip to Clinton, New York, for the Pee Wees and Bantams was arranged. Costs this year for each boy will be $12 and team managers Bill Counter and Bryan Marriage will be contacting the parents of the boys who will be going on the trip this week. The money can be paid to treasurer Eugene McAdam at McAdam's Hardware. * * 1* This Saturday's Midget game will be played at 7 p.m. against Zurich at the Centre. On Sunday evening the Bantams came out on the short end of a 11-4 loss to the league leading Zurich Bantams. Zurich won the 0.M.H.A. Bantam "E" championship last year and barring injuries could repeat this year. Jamie Thompson was cut on the'forehead for 11 stitches during the second period. * * * If anyone has hockey equipment sitting in their closets there is a need for them. Mrs. Henry Young contacted me this week that the Indian reserve she takes the equipment to is in need of older boys' equipment. Please, call me at 482-9772. 1 will pick the equipment up or you may leave it at Russ Archer's Farm Sales and Service ,Centre or at Mrs. Henry Young's on North Street. * * * I understand several members of the Intermediate team who folded this past week are trying-to play for Seaforth 'and with clubs~, in „the ,;„Central-- Hockeya ,League. Their ;Jaris who, enjgyN teitilediate' hockey come out Wthe arena on Tuesday evenings at y' 8:30 to see Holmesville, Bayfield and several Goderich clubs. Cost for two pines is only 30 cents for adults, 25 cents for students. GAMES THIS WEEK IN CLINTON Thurs., Dec. 17, Goderich Pee Wees at Clinton. Fri., Dec. 18, Hensel!. at Clinton Jr. Sun., Dec. 20, Exeter at Clinton Jr. Sat., Dec. 19, 7 p.m. Zurich at Clinton Midgets. HOUSE LEAGUE Squirt: Sat., Dec. 19, first game, Canadiens vs Maple Leafs; second game, Red Wings vs Rangers. Pee Wee: Dec. 19, first game, Leafs vs Rangers; second game, Bruins vs Hawks, 4f 3 TAKTSZT.stMIKV;4MiltMVAlt.e:Me*IMMCM3IlfanIZMaMO ti Merry Christmas w il g w g g OPEN 0 g Monday to Thursday December 21 to 24 0 g Open Regular Nowt 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. W g W 0 g w gw g We have enjoyed knowing and serving you this year. Best wishes from the Board of Directors, Credit. Committee and staff. g 0 OFFICE HOURS CLOSED A 0 g 0 CHRISTMAS DAY BOXING DAY Friday and Saturday December 25 and 26 OPEN 0 Monday to Thursday W. December 28 to 31 W Regular Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CLOSED OPEN Clinton Community g Credit Union g tO Ontario St. .lciatcmcivzitecW r Asg*irsattas;a aoaam s:ta.s4;ea ce 4s 01111111111011110111MONSII . • 416440 Monday, January 4 Open Regular Hours NEW YEAR'S DAY Friday and•Saturday January 1 and 2 • 15 ---1970's in various models, sedans and 2 and 4 door hardtops in Fords, Chevrolets, Pontiacs including Catalinas, Skylark %licks and Cutlass Oldsmohiles OTHER MODELS • 1969 FORD custom, power steering 1969 CHEVELLE sedan, 6 cylinder 1969 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 door hardtop 2 —1- 1969 CHEVROLET Be! Air sedans 1960 PONTIAC Laurentian, 2 door hardtop , 3 -- we PONTIAC PARISIENNE. 2 door hardtops, fully equipped 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 ye, power steering and all autoinatiC USED TRUCKS , • 1970 CHEV 3/4 ton pickup with V8 engine 2 -1969 FORD V8, 1 ton Stakes with duals 1969 Font) ton pickup 1967 FORD 14 fL Stake body 1967 CHEV lia ton pickup 1966 CHEVROLET tilt cab, 14 ft. stake body 1964 1 ton Stake A number 'Bee:Wine and Chevy Vans from '64 to '67 oyyyyseso~ovsm. Brussels Motors SP iserim Iblionsill14172 Thank you for your support on Election Day. Season's Greetings to you all. GORDON 11. LAWSON 51 Clinton. IN.061.§,RecorcIA 7hlarsday, December 17,1970 7 Junior. s host Hensall, ,Exeter Fawcett score five FOCLITE BUTANE LIGHTER. Suggested list price 4.95. eclat . • , • • , , . , , , • • Sp TIMEX WATCHES. Reg, dis- t.count price 0 .00 from 7.59 to 11.89 . • • - • • The biggest rematch of the junior hockey Season will take Place in Clinton Community on Sunday night when the Exeter Hawks, leaders in the OffA Western 4ualar D league come to • town to play the Clinton Juniors.' The Hawks have a wide lead in the league with 14 points. Until last weekend when they were upset 5.3 by Mitchell Hawks, they had been beaten only once, an exciting one-goal win by Clinton Juniors here on November 15- The Hawks have compiled a 14 win, two loss and two tie record, well ahead of second place Lambeth and Lucan, who beat Clinton in a carne..-frOnt-laehind win here laSt Friday, Although Clinton was tied for fifth place in the last standings available, the team is still in good pnsition to gain a playoff berth if they start winning regularly. One good sign. was two wins on the road in the past two weeks oNer, Hensel' and Lueap, something they hadn't accomplished before this year. They are only six points behind second place Lambeth, The use of Bill Stirling on a line with Stu Mustard seems to have given the team more scaring Punch, Before their rematch with the Hawks however this weekend the--Juniors have the chance to pick up some valuable point When they take en last' place Hensall-Zurich Co-ops on PririaY night at the arena, The Junior$ have not distinguished theinselves , this year against the' poorer teams in the league se far and seem to come pp with their big garnes against top teams like Exeter and Lambeth. Their performance against the weaker teams could well decide their final standing. Three of the league's top _scorers will come to town on the weekend. John McKinley of the Hensall-Zurich team will lead his team into town on Friday night. Excluding last week's games, McKinley had 12 goals and 15 assists for 37 points. Larry Haugh, runaway leader Pat's Pals were the winners of the end of the first series of the season for the Clinton-Blyth Ladies League, The team amounted 66 points for a nine-point margin over the runner-up team, The Blues. Krazy Kats had 54; True Grits, 46; Dare Devils, 44; and Hopeless Six, 40. Pat Bernard led the league last week with a 275 single. Lois Gibbings had a 674 triple and Mary Davey the 214 average. JUNIOR BOWLING Bonnie Philips had a 127 single and a 226 double to lead the girls in the junior league this week. Two brothers, John and Bob Hart tied for the top single for the boys of 189. John, however, put together the better double for 337. Lucky Strikes continue to lead the league with 48 points. Pinrollers have 374 Dare Devils, 33, and Tigers 26. BAY Fl ELD—BLUEWATER The Suckers hold a slim lead over Sharks in this league. Suckers have 50 points, Sharks, 48, Crabs, 45 and Minnows 35. Madelon Mcilwain again swept all the honours for the ladies with a 265 single, 732 double and 244 average. Bill Talbot had the top single of 287 and .Keith Bann took top triple and aVekage,30 'the men with 692 and 231.. b?,1 I -A , CLINTON TEEN LEAGUE Mort's Marauders continue to lead the way with 45 points followed by Debbie's Pals with 36, Mary's Boys, 35, Art's Strikers, 30, Glenda's Pros; 27. Glenda Blake had the high girls single this week with a 216 while Debbie Johnson had a 518 triple. Bob Falconer had a ' 258 single for the boys while Steve Amsing had a 664 for the top triple. in the scoring race Will ernne in with the Hawks on Sunday- Leagtte statistics released on Decenther 4 ShOW Hangh with 15 Pals and 27 assist! for 42 points, 12 ahead, of teammate Peter Glover who holds down second place and Jed in goal scoring with 17, Exeter goaltenders John HaYter and D. Ferguson also lead the league's goal tenders, llayter held a 2.30 goals-against average and Ferguson a 2.75 average. Clinton's Dennis. Fleischauer held seventh place with 435. Wins in the two weekend games would put Clinton in good position for a run' at second place. Losses would leave them in danger of dropping well back in the standings. TUCKERSMITH MIXED Betty Graham topped both the women and the men in scoring this week with a 305 single and 687 triple. Tony Van Den Dool was the top man with a 253 single and strong 675 triple. Tony's Tigers lead the standings with 55, Dave's Deers have 45, Bill's Bunnies, 35, Ed's Ellis, 28, Weses Weasels, 24 and Mrl's Monkeys 23. Anna Aldwinkle had the hidden score of 173. 100F AND REBEKAHS .Dum-Duet's have a one point lead in the tighest fight of any local league. Their 51 points is one better than Generation Gap's 50 followed by Ups and Downs, 47, Bill's Unknowns, 44, Downalanes, 35, Brayan's Belles, 32, Don's Dynamos, 27, and the Lucky Five, 21. Ponies come from behind for win A come frOm behind effort, with three goals in the third; period gave the Kinsmen 'Ponies a 4-2 victory over Huron Park., Neil Colquhoun tied the score 2-2 with his second goal early in, the third, then set up Paul Gibbings and David Counter for the two winning goals. The next night in. Hensall Jamie Caldwell put Hensell out in front 4-1 by the end of the second period. Paul Priestap and Derek Connor closed the score to 4-3 but Hensall's R. Mattson put in two to give Hensall the 6-3 victory. Neil Colquhoun opened the game's scoring at 2:30 of the first period. Coaches Torn Plain) and Bob Cook's move to Put Dave Fawcett up on the forward line with Billy Crawford. and Danny Colquhoun was a smart move in last Saturday's 10-2 victory over Goderich.. Fawcett. Scored two in the tiro two minutes of play then pro hi three in a row midway through the second period for a five-goal effort. Brian. Kennedy and Cal Freinlin also scored in the first period, Clinton Put in five goals in aol.u. minutes at the beginning of the second period, Billy Crawford, Brian Kennedy's second goal, Brian Koepe and Fawcett's two quick goals. BANTAMS After winning a tough game in Hensall by 3-1 the Fish and Garners were bombed at home by Zurich 11-4. Hensell scored the only goal in the first period. Randy Miller tied the game up at 4:30 of the second period then in the third. Robin McAdam took a drop pass from Steve Cook, fired hard at the net and Greg Holmes deflected the puck up into the top corner. A minute later John Graham scored on a rebound shot from Randy Miller, Zurich made their goal output 100 goals in eight games with their 11 goals in the Clinton game. Pat Bedard had five, Gerald Weido Barry :fle!s two and Harry Smits one, For Clinton‘. Steve Pook, -Grog Butler, ..490n '9.railatn and Itandy Miller : POrPO, .lef i(LSrL Hell Wilt os Larry Riehl Scored two. goals and Andy Jamieson added one aS Red. Wings defeated Capadiens_ squirt house Jenne action on Saturday. Wise and Brad Morgan scored 'the .panadieri .goals, Rangers defeated Leafs 3.1 on. two gnats by Rick Taylor- and one by Wayne Ducharme, John Wonfor scored the only Leaf goal, Last week the -Leafs beat Red Wings 4.2 with Pat Jordan and Danny proctor scoring two goals each while Brian Trewartha and. Larry Riehl seared for Red Wings. Brad Morgan, Danny Holmes and Steve Blair gave Canadiens win .over Rangers, Rick Taylor scored. two goals for Rangers. The standings see the Maple Leafs in first place with four points followed by the Canadians with three, Rangers with three and Red Wings with two. 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