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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-01-20, Page 6camiguws MILLION OLLAR INVENTORY SALE IS NOW IN ITS 3rd BIG WEEK SO HURRY! DON'T MISS OUT ON THE FANTASTIC SAVINGS • Remember: • BECAUSE THE SALE OF LUMBER AND BUILDING PRODUCTS SLOWS DOWN DURING THE WINTER MONTHS Conklin's Has To. Cut Prices.... NOW .. . TO KEEP THEIR INVENTORIES DOWN — KEEP THEIR WAREHOUSES FROM BULGING AT THE SEAMS EXETER GODERICH 235-1422 524-8321 GO TO YOUR NEIGHBOUR AND ,HONESTLY ASK, WHO'S THE BEST AT AN ELECTRICAL TASK" the Minor Hockey Association, set up last year, is working ont Very well. He explains that the association still gets its funds from the service clubs but it takes the burden of finding coaches and managing the teams, off the hands of the clubs. The association looks after ice rental, coaches and managers, GOALS ASSISTS TOTAL 21 20 41 17 13 30 21 26 8 12 20 9 10 19 9 8 17 5 11 16 8 13 6 6 12 8 4 12 5 3 8 2 5 7 2 4 1 2 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 W L TOT. 10 8 1 2 3 Your Ski-loo dealer is dealing like crazy. Before you buy any snowmobile see your Ski-Doo dealer first. He's dealing on all available models. 4- Come in and write your own deal now. The snowmobile season is just starting so get in on all the winter fun. diNit 72 Trademarks nr flornhard.er I M HOPPER MECHANICAL SERVICES gEAroRTH 527-1859 ARGYLE MARINE & SMALL ENGINES GODERICH 88 BRITANNIA RD. E, 524-9201: Support Minor Hockey weekend Several factors led the Clinton Mustangs out of their losing streak in the OHA Junior D western group when they downed first-place Belmont Sunsets in Clinton on Friday night. A stalwart defence, headed by Jim Cameron and young Bill McDougall pounded out good checks all night. First year man Cal "Zeke" Fremlin, forced into regular duty when Gary Cummings was injured during the Christmas holidays, has come on as a solid defenceman and in this game he turned out to be the hero with his first goal as a junior, midway through the second period, The play was started by another digger, Bill Stirling, who dropped a perfect pass back to defenceman Jim Cameron. Cameron's shot rifled by the net and came back to Fremlin who had parked himself in the slot. His shot went through a maze of players on the ice. Ron Graham did an excellent job of screening the Belmont goalie. Fremlin's goal was the third powerplay goal for Clinton in the game. His defence partner, Jim Cameron, blasted in a long shot a 6:26 of the second to break a 2-2 tie. Coach Bill Weber was pleased with the results of his decision to move Bill McDougall back to the defence. McDougall not only played a storng checking game, but sparked the club in the first period by setting up Bob Cook at 4:45 for Clinton's first power play goals. Later he picked up a loose puck that had been pushed to him by Greg Jervis, broke in and let loose a wicked shot into the top corner of the net. For the first time this season, the defencemen did all the scoring. Belmont held Clinton to only 19 shots. One reason was that Clinton picked up .17 penalties to Belmont's 12. Goalie Fred German returned to his old form and was at his acrobatic best early in the game and in the third period when Belmont tried to earn a tie. In the final minute. of play, Gord Riley and Bill Stirling picked up penalties, 4rFer PEWEE ilt.E0A1/40/11/iES -9 ADVERTISERS giving Belmont a 6-4 advantage. German kicked out two toughies "and caught a third to hold Belmont, The Clinton management have persuaded big winger Mark Jenkins to come out and given a few games to pick up his co-ordination, Mark's hard checks are certainly going to slow down the Mustangs opponents. The next game is in Exeter Friday, then the team comes home against a real hot club from Tavistock. The only disappointment of Friday night's game was a lack of a fell house to see this important game. Every game can be classified as a do or die game as only five points separate the five teams that will be in the playoffs. LINEUP: Goal, Fed German and David Slack.: Defence, Jim Cameron, Cal Fremlin, Bill McDougall, Greg Jervis and Bob Cook; Forwards, Bill Stirling, Paul Johnson, Ron Graham, Bob Cook, Gord Bill Crawford, Wayne Arthur, Mark Jenkins, Wayne McDougall. SCORING First period: 4:45, C., Bob Cook (5), Bill McDougall. 18:33, Bill 'McDougall (2), Greg Jervis. Penalties, Clinton, 5; ((Arther 1, Jenkins, 2, Jervis, 2), Belmont 4. Second period: 2:22, B., Doug Hepburn. 3:37, B., Ed Landon. 6:26, C., Jim Cameron (5). 13:57, C., Cal Fremlin (1), Cameron, Bill Stirling. 15:41, B., Ken Grayson. Penalties, Clinton 5 (Cameron 2, Jenkins, Jarvis, Arthur) Belmont. Third Period. No Scoring. Penalties, Jenkins (2), Crawford, Stirling (2), Riley. Redmen win again BY MARY LOU CASTLE On Thursday, Jan. 13, the Senior Basketball team played Stratford Northwestern in Stratford. The final score for thiS game was • Clinton 61, NorthWestern, 54. The points for Central were made by Pete Cameron 22 points, Dick Jewson 13 points, Paul Bartliff 11 points; Gordon Lavis and Dave Aiken both had six • points; and James Newland had three points. Minor Hockey Weekend kicks off in the Community Centre tonight with Wee Wee, squirt houseleague and girls hockey. Tonight's actiyities will begin a three-day program of actiyities run, for the first time, this year by the Clinton Minor Hockey Association. President Jerry Holmes says NO, PIAWR 8 Stu Mustard 7 Ron Graham 9 Bill Stirling 21 John McKinley 14 Paul Johnson, 12 Cord Riley 6 Jim Cameron 3 Wayne Arthur 10 Gary Cummings 16 Wayne McDougall 2 Bob Cook 15 Bill McDougall 17 Dave Fawcett S Cal Fremlin 4 Greg Jervis 17 Mark Jenkins COAL TENDING Fred German David Slade - The hottest bowler in town seems to be Steve Amsing in the Crown Teen League. Steve scored the best single of the week, a 350 and put together a fabulous 872 triple to lead all bowlers. Debbie Johnston led the girls in the league with a 197 single and 587 triple. • The Unknowns lead the league with 79 points followed by Bob's Gang, 69; Fuddle Duddle's, 64;, Charlie Brown's team, 56 and Heopple's People, 52. Don Watson in the IOOF and Rebekahs league also had a good single, a 337 while Cy Murrell had a 702 triple and Ward Hodgins had the high average of 213, Anne Colclough led the ladies with a 278 single and Gerry Harris had the high triple of 698 and 206 average. Spark Plugs lead the league with 61 points followed by Cheerful Charlies, 58; Margie's Muttons, 55; Choke-ups, 49; Hot Shots, 4'7; Bill's Blisters, 45; Bill's Bunyans, 39 and Sunken Six, 38. Jack Lee had a 323 single in the. Lbfidesborb Men's 1.4agliG-And Gordon MacGregor had a '768 triple. The most improyed bowler was Tom Duizer with a plus 35. High single to date was Tom Duizer's 368 and high triple was Cliff Saundercock's 888. Ford's lead the league with 68 points followed by V.W.'s with 54. Dodge's 44 and Chevs, 44. In the Londesboro Ladies League, Swingin' Six lead the way with 74 points followed by Dot's Dolls,, 61; Rolling Pins, 55 and Ding Dong Bells, 48. Delores Howatt led the ladies with a 270 single and 578 triple and Dorothy Carter had the high average of 193. Most improved bowler was Ramona Jamieson with a plus 21. The Clinton-Blyth ladies league is getting well along in the second part of their schedule and Peacocks and Petunias are fighting for top spot. Peacocks have 19 points, Petunias, 18; Alley Cats, 16; Whiz Kids; 16; Hillbillies, 16; Five Belles, 14; Fuddle Duddles, 11 and Lucky Strikes, 10. Susan Howson had the high single with 2'7'7 and Betty Daer had a 667 triple. Isobel's Indian lead the Tuckersmith Mixed League with 72 points followed by Ruby's Rebels, 58; Ann's Angels, 52; Ann's Arrows, 45; Betty's Bulletts, 34 and Jo-Ann's Jets, 33. Jo-Ann Heyman had a 259 single and 642 triple. Mel Graham led the men with a 288 single and 645 triple. In the Bayfield Bowling league, Alley Dusters have 63 points along with Misfits while Ding-A- Lings have 57 and Nobody's Business, 55. Dianne Argyleied the •ladie with a 2 1 single ,and 6,2;. trt.pl~ and B111(40461' liker1208'%8iegTe and Keith Bunn a 554 triple'qor men. In the Crown Tunior league, , Ball Breakers have 53 points followed by Pete's Penguins, 46; Sharpshooters, 43; Alley Cats, 41 and Strikers, 37. - Pattie Patterson led the girls with a 163 single and 296 double,,,, Alex Harrett had a 220 single and 419 double for, the boys. Midgets hold down first Mike Anstett picked up six points with five goals and one assist to lead the Clinton midgets to an easy 8-1 victory. Clinton holds down first place, in the WOAA ZONE 1 league with 11 wins. and two losses one which was by default. Clinton's other scorers were Dan Colquhoun, Don MacDonald and Randy Millar each with a single goal. Saturday night's game with Goderich had to be postponed due to stormy weather. Clinton's only losses of the year have been to Seaforth When . Seaforth came from a 3-2 deficit to win 5-3. The other loss was the result of a default when Clinton failed to show as they were playing in a tournament in Kincardine. The Midgets play host to Winchester this Saturday evening as a part of the Minor Hockey' Weekend. The Winchester team will be coached by former Clinton,, midget coach Tom Clapp. HAROLD WISE LIMITED Electrical - Plumbing - And'Heating Contractor 262 Bayfield Rd.-482:7062 tfn transportation and all the little details of running a program. The minor hockey association haS' also tried to upgrade the coaching of hockey by bringing in such experts as Bob Qeldam and Briggs Creighton. More than 200 boys are- involved in hockey this year, This includes Squirt, Pee Wee and Bantam houseleagues as well as allstar teams in these categories and in Midgets. Hullett students tour high school BY JUDY TIESMA On Wednesday, Jan. 12, some of the parents and the Grade 8 students who will be going to High School met at Bullet Central School. Teachers from the High School explained the credit system to us. On Jan. 13, all the pupils of Bullet Central School went skating at Clinton Arena. Everyone enjoyed himself since it's not every afternoon that we go skating, especially on schooldays. Midget Redmen lose to Stratford BY NOLA LEE Central Huron's Midget Basketball' Team was downed by Stratford 41-23 in a game played at Stratford on Jan. 13. Point getters were: Dave Bartliff with six and Tim Jewson and Clarence Roorda each with five points. The Midgets have not been able to play each time the Junior and Senior Team's do since not all visitors have Midget Teams. The Junior Team also lost that day by a score of 46-36. The high scorer for the team was Kevin Pollock with 14 points. Teams from Clinton New York will arrive Friday for 'their annual visit.Igquirt team Will: be along for the first time this year along with the Pee Wee and Bantam teams. The teams from the two Clintons will all play on Friday night then again during Saturday's activities. A squirt tournament will take place on Saturday morning involving teams from Blyth, Clinton, New York; Goderich and Clinton, Ontario, The championship game will be played at 3:30 p.m, In the evening the two Bantam teams from Clinton New York and Clinton, Ontario will play, then the evening will wind up with a game between Clinton Midgets and Winchester, coached by former Clinton coach, Tom Clapp. Squirt house league action Game one saw a tie game between the North Stars and the Bruins with a score of 2-2. Scoring for the North Stars was Jeff Colclough and Tony Denomme and for the Bruins was Bill Brautigam. Game two was an upset to the Kings who lost to the Canadians 3.1. Scoring for the Kings was Ian Fleming and for the Canadians was Wayne Tideswell getting 2 and Jeff Ball getting one. As most people already know we are being hosts this coming weekend to Clinton, New York. As this is the first year they have brought their squirts we are- hoping to see lots of action for them and hope to see lots of parents out to the arena to see the fellows play. The boys are to arrive at the arena between 3-5 on Friday and billeted in homes of our own squirt players.' 6—Clinton News-Record, Thursday, January 20, 1972 Mustangs halt league leading Belmont GO MUSTANGS GO SUNDAY, JAN. 23 8.00 p.m. vs. TAVISTOCK At Clinton Community Centre Support Minor Hockey Weekend CLINTON, N.Y. vs. CLINTON, ONT. NOR At Clinton's WEEKEND 13th . Annual OCKEY CLINTON JANUARY COMMUNITY 20.2112211 97 2. CENTRE THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20 6:30—CLINTON KINSMEN WEE WEE HOCKEY 7:00—CLINTON KINSMEN SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY RED WINGS ye, RANGERS CANADIENS vs. MAPLE LEAFS 8:30—SENIOR GIRLS HOCKEY — CLINTON vs. BELMONT SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 . 9:00—BLYTH vs. CLINTON, ONT. 10:00—GODERICH "B" vs. CLINTON, NEW YORK 11:00—BANTAM HOCKEY Goderich Bantam "B" vs. Clinton Fish and Game Bantam "B" 1:00—PEE WEE HOCKEY Bayfield Pee Wees vs. Clinton Kinsmen Pee Wee "B" 2:15—PEE WEE HOCKEY (Second game total goal series) Clinton (New York) Pee Wee Jets vs. Clinton (Ont.) Kinsmen Pee Wee Ponies 3:30—SQUIRT TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 7:00—BANTAM HOCKEY (Second game total goal series) Clinton (New York) Bantams vs. Clinton (Ont.) Fish and Game Bantams 8:30—MIDGET HOCKEY (Regular Zone 1 WOAA League Game) Winchester Midgets linton Liong Midgets ____ C_ • FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21 6:45—EXHIBITION SQUIRT HOCKEY Clinton (New York) Squirts vs. Clinton (Ont.) Kinsmen Squirts 8:00—OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONIES 8:00—PEE WEE HOCKEY (First game totakeal series) Clinton (New York) Pee Wee Jets vs. Clinton (Ont.) Kinsmen Pee Wee Ponies 9:00—BANTAM HOCKEY (First game totalioal series) Clinton (New York) Bantams vs. Clinton (Ont.) Fish and Game Bantams -it ADMISSION: ADULTS: $.1.00 Pass entitles holder to Thursday Evening, Friday Evening, Saturday Afternoon and Saturday Evening Games. STUDENTS and CHILDREN: 50e Pass to All Games, GENERAL ADMISSION: Adults 50c, Children 25c. Sponsored by CLINTON MINOR CLINTON'S ANNUAL MINOR HOCKEY WEEKEND is held in conjunction with "MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA" DON'T SEND . . . TAKE Your Boy ,To The Arena! HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Steve Amsing top bowler with 350 single C.