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Clinton News-Record, 1972-01-13, Page 9ALL SNOW14661-LE 10% coPF SUITS Don't mess aYamahanauto msantoi cw mooi lb i liens j echtai ov ne around mixing saynsdtegmasthaaut to maticallyl gas and oil. Your engine gets the right lubrication depending on your speed and the load you're carrying. Auto- lube comes standard on all seven new models, from the 292 up to the 643. And this year it's gear-driven, No more long walks home. Take a test drive today. YAMAHA It's a better machine CHECK THESE BUYS G.P. "643' WIDE TRACK Reg. $1,565.00 SPECIAL 9450 USED 24 h.p. OLYMPIC SKI-DOO Was $595 NOW $545 They Are Going Fast But WE 41111 HAVE FOUR G.e. '1433's" IN STOCK ARCHERS SALES & SERVICE BOX 777 .402-916Z , CLINTON, ONTARIO. Highlights of our annual report 1971 $ 30,268,000 510,504,000 66,505,000 607,277,000 1970 $ 26,057,000 415,950,000 58,276,000 500,284,000 Company Funds Guaranteed Funds Estates, Trusts and Agencies Total Assets under Administration Mortgages Guaranteed Investment Certificates Trust Deposits 438,109,000 391,170,000 119,334,000 352,097,000 319,864,000 96,085,000 Net profit for the year 3,520,000 2;543,000 * Earnings per common share 2.34 1.64 *Net profit includes the Company's 9V.; equity in the earnings of its subsidiary, The Lamb ton Loan and Investment Company, and compares with the restated 1970 net profit of $2,543,939. • IICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Belleville . Brampton • Cannington • Exeter . Goderich • Guelph . Hanover • Kingston . Lindsay . Listowel • Meaford • Newmarket • Orangeville . Orillia • Owen Sound . Peterborough • Port Credit . Renfrew . Richmond Hill • St. Marys • Stratford • Toronto (5). Whitby 47, 1967 DODGE POLARA SEDAN — V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, top condition. Local car. K38065. $1095 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY iII FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP — Power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger, vinyl top, V-8, automatic. 18,000 miles. Smart, gold with . brow,11 , Local car. 1.2909A. $3395 $1695 1968 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN — 327 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Terrific condition. Black with turquoise interior. 83072L. • THESE TOP-VALUE UNITS ARE ALL WINTERIZED come in today... and drive away 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP — 350 V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, power windows, radio, rear defogger. All new belted whitewalls. Wheel discs, two tone. K40321. ssiS;SilesiSaaisiiiSt; 1971 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN — OPP car. 351 V-8, automatic, rear defogger, heavy duty suspension. 71 ,000 miles. Nice blue finish with white vinyl top. K45933. $1995 -SPECIAL - 1969 GTO TWO*DOOR HARDTOP — Radio, rear Speaker, rear defogger, power steel-Mg, power disc brakes, turbo hydramatic, flawless turquoise finish with white vinyl interior. This car fully reflects its excellent care by its previous owner. K37876. 1968 BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM TWO-DOOR HARDTOP — V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls, wheel disct. This car is in first class condition but because of its higher mileage we have lowered the price greatly. 1335281-, $1495 — TWO -- 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS TWO-DOOR HARDTOPS — Both are equipped with power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl tops, etc. Dark blue and dark green. K38526. K40510. $2195 & $2395 1967 BUICK $PECIAL DELUXE SEDAN — V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, tinted windshield, chrome package, Local car. K38244. $1395 1966 VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER 101 SEDAN — rour.cylinder, 3-Speed Standard shift. 32,000 miles. This is the full sized Vauxhall and is in above average condition. K45901. $3495 $2495 $595 60 USED CARS Tel CHOOSE PROM A NTIAC McGEE'S PO BUICK GODERICH 524-7391 HAMILTON STREET S;Ss.,.'rtsa-0 Ointdn Neitvs-Fecord, Thursday; January 13, 1972-9 Hohnesville loses in CHHL Mustangs Continued from Page 6' and Cal premlin. Disaster struck early in the third when Clinton defence completely fell apart and allowed Lambeth to score four goals in four minutes, Ron Graham's second goal and one by Bill Crawford closed the gap before Lambeth put one into the empty net. The game made the season record two games each in the four matches played between the two rivals, FIRST PERIOD 4:57, C., Ron Graham (14), Bill Stirling. 11:10, L, Bill Poole. 1.3:35, L., Micky Prohoszha. 13:55, C., Stirling (5), Mustard, Bill Crawford, 16;14, C., Wayne McDougall (7). Penalties, Clinton 4, Lambeth 6, SECOND PERIOD 16:30, L., Larry Little. 17:34, C., Paul Johnson (8), Cameron, Fremlin. Penalties, Clinton 1, Lambeth 0. THIRD PERIOD 1::38, L., S. Kelly, 2:18, L„ Mike Prochoszka. 4:05, L., Dave Peters. 5:11, L, Mike Prochoszka. 6:28, C., Ron Graham (15), Mustard. 9:53, C., Crawford (8), Bill MGouall, Johnson. Penalties, Clinton 1, Lambeth 5. The Mustangs lost a frustrating game against Tavistock before a good-sized home crawd on Friday night. A lack-lustre first period proved their downfall. Tavistock scored two quick goals at the end of the period to go ahead 3-1. Bill Crawford opened the game's scoring at 8:52 on a set up from Paul Johnson and Cal Fremlin. Defenceman Jim Cameron scored the only goal in the second, one of two he scored in the game. Tavistock made the score 4-2 before Wayne McDougall threaded a neat shot at 11:09. Tavistock's goalie Bill Gladding had a hot night as he kicked out 48 shots in the first two periods to kill Clinton's chances of retaining, first place in the league. With two and a half minutes left and the game tied 4-4 Cameron picked up a roughing penalty and shortly afterward Tavistock scored on the power play. Then Tavistock picked up a penalty and coach Bill Weber tried a six-against-four attack but it backfired when Len Roper shot the puck the length of the ice and into the net. This Friday night the Mustangs tangle with first-place Belmont, FIRST PERIOD 8:52, C., Bill Crawford (9), Paul Johnson, Cal Fremlin. 9:03, T., D. Zehr, 18:48, T., Don Zehr. 19:17, T., Larry Rohner, Penalties, Clinton 7, Tavistock 4. SECOND PERIOD 12;45, C., Jim Cameron (a), John McKinley, Crawford. Penalties, Clinton 3, Tavistock, 4. THIRD PERIOD 8:20, T., Stan Yantzi. 11:09, C„ Wayne McDougall (8), Gord Riley, 15:40, C., Cameron (4), Crawford, Johnson, 17:56, T., Larry Hohner. 11:18, Len Roper. Penalties, Clinton 2, Tavistock 2. CHSS girls win in volleyball BY NOLA LEE Jan. 10, the Junior and Senior Girls' Volleyball teams soundly defeated the Seaforth teams in an exhibition match. If this tournament was any indication of our teams' ability in futur regular season play, then the girls are going to be having a great season. Their first chance to prove this will be tomorrow when they travel to Listowel to play Listowel and Seaforth. Redmett beat Seaforth BY NOLA LEE The Clinton Sr. Basketball team thumped Seaforth 39-18. The game got off to a slow start and the score at the end of the first quarter was only 7.2 in favour of Clinton. However, the pace picked up then and Clinton went on to their victory. High scorers for Clinton were: Don Shropshall with 12 points, Gord Levis with 11 and Pete Cameron with eight points. The Junior team was also victorious over Seaforth with a close score of 30-27. The Juniors' top point getters were: Jim Amsing with nine points, Ray Mair with eight and Don McDonald with six points. BY KEITH W.11„.1-1AMs As usual Central Huron Hockey League action opened in Clinton this week (Tuesday January 4) with the Juveniles travelling to meet Holmesville and handing them a 4-1 defeat. Pete Postill opened the scoring in favour of the Holmesville team at 7:04 on an unassisted goal but the Juveniles came back and tied the score on an effort by Stu Asher at 10:54 and then went ahead by one marker at 11:47 when Terry Meriam scored from Mike Wildgen. In the second period the Juveniles wound up the scoring for the game as Gene DeJong scored from Dan Burns at 5:08 and Terry Meriam scored his second marker of the night this time unassisted. In Wednesday night action back at the Goderich arena DRMCO downed Sifto Salt 8-5. Steve Doak scored with out help at 4:35 of the first period and George Schram connected on a pass from Harold Leddy and John Hodge at 9:30 to put DRMCO in the lead 2-0. The second period saw DRMCO go ahead by one more goal when Rick Fremlin scored from Ken Lee at 2:10. Then Sifto Salt rallied and managed to take the lead as they held off further DRMCO scoring and sunk four of their own. Tim O'Brien scored from Tom BY MARY LOU CASTLE On Friday, Jan. 7, the Clinton wrestlers travelled to Exeter to participate in a tournament involving Fergus, Exeter and Wheable. Digby House won two matches; Tom Archibald won two matches; Bill Collins won one; Wayne Hartman tied for one and Rick Shropshall won all three of his matches. The family bowling tournament of the Youth Bowling Council was held recently at Clinton Crown Lanes. Each member of the Bowling Council was eligible to bowl with a member of his family. Forty-four members took part with their families. In Bantam Girls, Sheila Arnston was first and Kristeen Harrett second. The Clintonian Club held their first meeting of the New Year on Thursday afternoon January 6 in the town hall. Meeting was opened with the housewife's Creed followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. A poem was read by the president. The secretary's report was passed as read. Several thank you notes were also read for flowers sent out for Christmas. Roll call was answered by 15 members paying their fees. The' treasurer gave a good financial report. Cards report was given by Mrs. G. Glazier. Annual reports were given by Crawford at 5:36, Wayne Draper unassisted at 6:09, O'Brien again from Crawford at 8;20 and Crawford from O'Brien at 8:51. At the 55 second mark of the final frame Ed Jones tied the game for DRMCO from Fred Armstrong and Sifto Salt came back with a goal at 5:21 from Draper before DRMCO began to put on the rush and pushed the game out of reach. jt was Fremlin from Jones at 11:35, Jim Parrish unassisted at 15:03, Bob Papple unassisted 'at 15;13 and John Hodge from Jones and Schram at 17:33. In the opening game of Friday evening's double header the top teams of the C,1-1,1-1. L'. met and Bayfield held on to its first place position downing Sifto Salt 5-3. Dave Wilkinson opened the scoring on the right foot for Bayfield with the help of Wayne Doak at the 52 second mark. Wane Fisher tied the score for Sifto from Jim McAstocker but Bayfield sunk two more before the period closed as Wilkinson connected from Doak and Don Bartliff scored unassisted. In the second period the scoring was split at one apiece with Ken Daer scoring at 1:10 for Sifto and Will Wedlock at 1:30 for Bayfield. Tom Crawford kept Sifto in the game when he scored at 8:21 of the final period with assists going to Jim McAstocker and Wane Fisher but Bay field replied with two more from the sticks The final scores of each game were: Clinton 30, Fergus 51; Clinton 5, Exeter 65; and Wheable 43, Clinton 24. CENTRAL LOSE TO SEAFORTH On January 6 Clinton lost their wrestling meet to Seaforth with a score of 54-30. Both Wayne Hartman and John Picket won their matches. In Bantam Boys, Jeff Wise was first and Bob Hart second. In Junior Girls, Debbie Johnston was first and Jan-Marie Divok, second. In Junior Boys, Steve Gibbings was first and Bill Atkinson second, In Senior Girls, Marg O'Brien was first and Maria Heynsbergen second and in Senior Boys, Steve Amsing was first and Bob Atkinson second. Mrs. H. Adams for the flower committee; Mrs. V. Lampman, a treasurer's report and the Sesecretaries annual was read by Mrs. R. Colclough. Readings were given by Mrs. M. Hopson. Winner of the Dutch Auction was Mrs. T. Leppington and the mystery prize was won by Mrs. H. Adams. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah Benediction after which lunch was served and a few games of cards were played before departing for home. Next meeting will be held on February 3 in the town hall, of George Gould, assisted by Don Bartliff, and Will Wedlock, assisted by Wayne Doak. In the other game that evening Building Centre handed a defeat to the Juveniles 7-5. In the first period it was Phil Petrie from Randy Blake at 3:17 for the Juveniles, Buck Million from Bud Boyes for Building Centre at 5;06 Randy Blake from Petrie at 7:03 for the Juveniles, Bruce Stoll unassisted at 10:23 for the Juveniles and. Dennis Lassalines from Barry Block at 13;14 to wind it up for Building Centre. In the second period Burl Boyes opened up for Building Center unassisted at 8:13, Barry Block added another for the Builders at 10:48 with Bud Boyes getting an assist on that one and Phil Petrie adding one for the Juveniles at 14:51 the assist going to Bud Stoll. Boyes scored at the 37 second mark of the final frame from Lassaline for Building Centre following by a goal by Lassaline from Jim McLeod. Gene DeJong scored for the Juveniles from Samand Terry Meriam at 15:07 and Boyes completed a hat trick as he scored the final goal of the game at 18;28 from Doug Spitzig, the goal tender, in favour of Building Centre. On the upcoming schedule DRMCO plays the Juveniles at 7:00 p.m. Sunday and Building Centre faces Bayfield at 9:00 p.m. On Wednesday in Clinton Holmesville will meet the Juveniles again and back in Goderich the same night Sifto Salt will meet Building Centre. League standings show Bayfield first with 18 points followed by Sifto Salt with 17, Building Centre 15, DRMCO 12, Juveniles 10 and Holmesville in the cellar with 7. CHSS wrestlers lose ,44 pairs take part in bowling tournament Clitt totti an club • FUNK'S SEED CORN How susceptible are your present Hybrids to Leaf Blight? G4082 — 80 — 82 Days G5150 — 85 Days GOOD YIELD and STANDABILITY These Hybrids are from Detasseled Parents (100% Normal Tagged) and have shown a 'high degree of resistance to leaf blight.. FREE Spring Delivery on Early Orders. SPECIAL VOLUME DISCOUNTS MILTON J. DIETZ LIMITED . Purina Chows — Sanitation Products. Seed Corn Layer Cages Ventilation (Wholesale and Retail).