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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-16, Page 3Clinton Colt goalie Dennis Fleischauer makes a stop on Clinton forward Butch Riot prior to . the game with the Durham Huskies last week. Even though the Colts had only four practices under their belt, they beat Durham 9-4. Tonight's game is cancelled, (News-Record photo) ARENA SCHEDULE MONDAY Industrial League - 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY Central Huron League - 8:30 p.m. Goderich Bldg. Centre vs. Holmesville WEDNESDAY Public Skating - 2:00-4:00 p.m. IntemegAt a e .1100 p.m. `` vs. LucknOw FRIDAY Junior "D" Game - 8:00 p.m. vs. Lambeth SATURDAY Minor Hockey Games Bantam vs. Grand Bend - 7:00 p.m. Midget vs. Goderich 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY NO PUBLIC SKATING THIS SUNDAY WOAA Referee Clinic 1-5 p.m. 1 ► 0 ► Clinton Winter Carnival 1973 SNOW SHOW '73 Feb 2 ••• Feb 1 1 4 I Organization Meeting' is being held: THURSDAY NOV. 23 AT 8.00 P.M. CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE EVERYONE INVITED The success Of the Winter Carnival has been due to the support of the Club and interested persons in Clinton. We would appreciate representatives from all clubs and persons that assisted last year. Lions Club Women's Institute Kinsmen Club Seta Sigma Phi Kinette Club Huron Fish & Game Minton Recreation Committee Clinton Legion Clinton town Council Legion Auxiliary Area Schools ► ► I ► 1 ► 4 SAVINGS • TURKEY WINGS LB 29{ 10 LB. BOX - $2.50 DRUM STICKS LB 394 10 LB. BOX - $3.50 FRESH Side Pork LB 494 FREEZER READY Loin Of Beef LB 894 MAC & CHEESE or Chicken Loaf LB 554 SCHNEIDER' S Ring Bologna LB 694 SIZE 24's Cali fornia No. 1 Head Lettuce 33 Canada No. 1 Carrots 3 LB BAGS 2/49 Tangelos Size 125 2 Dozen 89 Swanson T.V. Meat Dinners 59c DARE' COOKIES HOSTESS BROWNIES ALLEN' S PURE APPLE JUICE 3P1 MOM'S 1 LB TUBS SOFT MARGARINE 3 LBS. 89c WAFFLE SYRUP NAbOB PICKLED ONIONS Coronation Brand STUFFED OLIVES KELLOGG' S CORN FLAKES iilATO SOUP MAPLE SLICES PIE FILLING Coronation Brand Sweet Gherkin Pickles or Sweet STAFFORD'S APPLE 16 oz 48 oz Pack of 12 44 OZ 79( 1902 2/79c 12 OZ 2/85` 65' 41` 1O oz 8/sl 8 oz 2/85' 2/79c 2/9 7` 15 oz 12 OZ (We reserve the right to limit quantities) WEEKEND SPECIALS November 15 16, 17, 18 AL'S HENSALL • ONTARIO Citoton New-n000rd:Thursii4Y, November 16, 1972 3 Colts win ,opener Juniors lose two Clinton Junior Mustangs played two games over the weekend, Last Friday, they travelled to Exeter and played the Hawks who were last year's champions, in a hard-fought game. The game was close right up to the last whistle, but the Exeter boys bested Clinton by a 4-2 score. Sunday, Clinton played in Lambeth and after 60 minutes of fast hockey, the game ended Junior boys - 1. Goderich 31 points; 2. Huron C., 57 points; 3. Brussels 61 points; 4. Holmesville, 62 points; 5. Seaforth, 66 points; 6. Blyth, 77 points; 7. Clinton, 91 points. Intermediate Boys - 1. Huron C., 14 points; 2. Goderich, Si points; 3. Seaforth, 56 points; 4. Holmesville 60 points; 5. Clin- ton, 67 points; 6. Blyth, 91 points, and 7. Brussels, 109 points. Senior boys - I. Goderich, 37 1. Huron C., 312 points; 2. Seaforth, 430 points; 3. Goderich, 493 points; 4. Blyth, 514 points; 5. Brussels, 601 points; 6. Holmesville, 628 points; 7. Clinton, 656 points. points; 2, Seaforth, 45 points; 3. Huron C. 45 points; 4. Blyth, 55 points; 5. Holmesville, 65 points; 6, Clinton, 66 points; 7, Brussels, 131 points. in a tie 5-5. This was a real good game, one of the best of the season. Goal scorers for Clinton were: Wayne McDougall with two, Paul Johnson, Brian Kennedy and Dan Colquhoun with one each. • Next home game for Clinton is on Friday, November 17 at 8 p.m. Come out and cheer your local boys to victory. SCHOOL PLACINGS Brucefield school best in cross country Clinton will have strong epresentation at the Senior ouch. Bowling Council provin- 'al finals at Rexdale on oveniber 27. Bob Atkinson, Joyce olclough, Glenda Blake and Debbie Johnston, all from Clin- ton were declared champions in the Bluewater Zane and will represent this district along with Ron Tervit and Bruce Skinn from Wingharn. The Bluewater represen- tatives were picked in a six game total pin falling counting competition held at Wingham and Clinton in the last two weeks. Area bowlers wish the Clinton bowlers the best of luck in the Provincial, In Men's Intertown, Goderich till heads the pack with a strong lead of 71 points. Mikes One from Stratford follow with 57 and Mitchell has 51. Clinton Crown Lanes holds down fourth spot with 50 points followed by Bol Mor, Stratford, 47; Exeter, One, 44; St. Marys, and Mikes Two, 39; Clinton Cloud Nine, 35; Valiants, Stratford, 28; Zurich, 24; and Exeter Two, 21. The high single to date goes to G. Fitzgerald with a 425, the high five of 1423 was bowled by B. Wilson, and the high average of 254 belongs to F. Eckert, At Bill's Billiards and Bowling in Bill's Mixed League, Team Two has 34 points followed by Team One, 29; Team 'Three, 20; and Team Four, 15. Edith Falconer had both the ladies high single of 274 and the high triple of 603. Sheila Keys had the high average of 181, Don Switzer swept the wens honors with the high single of 305, the high triple of 750 and the high average of 223. In the YBC Junior League at the Crown Lanes, Strikeouts lead with 23 points followed by Kelly's Heroes with 21; Alley Dusters 19; Wildcats, 18; Steve's Strikers, 17; Wipe Outs, 15; Tornadoes, 14; and the Crown Royals, 13. Patsy Proctor had the girls high single of 244 and Kirsten Harrett had the high double of 402. Bill Roy had the boy's high single of 236 and Steve Gibbings had the high double of 417. In the Londesboro Ladies 'League at the Crown Lanes, Jump-N 7Bers lead, the way I withe451peifits f011oWedf Beens with 35; Mixed Beens, 29; and the In-B-Tweens; 17. Romona Jamieson had both the high single of 336 and the high triple of 670, Nancy Roy was the Most improved bowler with a plus 20, In the Tuckersmith Mixed League, Seldy's Sumacs con- tinue to lead with 38 points followed by Bob's Birches with 25; Joost's Junipers, 24; Wally's Willows, 23; Ed's Elms, 22; and Cliff's Chesnuts, 16. Ann Eskerod had both the ladies' high single of 265 and the high triple of 659. John Hayman had both the men's high single of 258 and the high triple of 688, In the Bayfield Bowling League, Alley Dusters and Cock-A-Doodle-Dos are tied for the lead with 28 points. The Alley Rats follow with 24 and the Bull Shooters have 21. Grace Hutchings had both the ladies' high single of 251 and the high triple of 624. Bob Tur- ner had both the men's high single of 247 and the high triple of 667. In the Clinton-Blyth Ladies' League at the Crown Lanes, Hot Shots lead with 30 points followed closely by Sea Monkeys with 28 and the Pacers with 27, Laughing Hyenas have 24; North Star "500", 21; and Road Runners, 20. Susan Howson had the high single of 252, Tudy Wilson had the high triple of 644 and Mary Davey had the high average of 201. In the Londesboro Men's League, Macks are driving down front with 32 points with Ken- worths on the outside lane with a fast closing 31. Whites have 27 and Auto Cars are stalled with 22. Jack Snell had the high single' of 274, Jack Armstrong had the high triple of 702 and Cliff Saundercock has the best average with a 223. Crown Jewels continue to hold the lead in the Molson's Crown Mixed League with a 33 points second place Dot's Spots with 26. The Goldens follow with 25; Six Pack, 24; Hi-Jink's, 22; Zip Cats, 19; Canadians, 10; and Half and Half trail with 9, Thelma Jones had the ladies' high single of 268, Kaye Harris had the high triple of 604, and Gerry Harris had the high average of 200. Bruce Collins had both the high single of 286 and the high average of 219. John Meade had the high' triple of 674.„ 'In the Ladies' Afternoon league at the Crown Lanes, Giddy-Up-Gohas thefarl-wifh 17 points followed by Mad Caps With 12; Afternoon Flyers, 7; and the Alley Cats, 6. In the Crown Teen League, Debbie Johnston had both the girl's high average of 273 and the high triple of 682. Steve Am- sing had both the boy's high single of 3W and the high triple of 688, On the night of October 27, 31 members of the Junior League Youth Bowling Council at Clin- ton Crown Lanes participated in one of the yearly events called I BEAT MY COACH. The Ban- tams and Juniors had to beat the score of a coach who had bowled games the previous night. In the Bantam Division, the bowlers had to beat the score of 120 to qualify for a badge, In the Junior Division, the bowlers had to beat the score of 152. The following Junior Bowlers beat their coach, Alex Harrett, Wendy Gibbings, Steve Gib- bings, Pete Wise, Brad Atkin- son, Bonnie Van Riesen, Nancy Kuehl, Dave Wise, Rick Forbes, Steve Wise, Rick Tye, Bill Mur- phy, and Donna Strong and the following Bantam bowlers beat their coach Greg Skinner, Richard Brown, Bob Hart and Kirsten Harrett. Huron primary school pupils competed in cross country meet on the farm of W.C. Millson, one mile east of Kinburn, last week. The original date for the race had been set for October 17 but extremely poor weather forced several postponements until last week. Hullett Central which had planned to attend was unable to send a team on the new date because of a previously planned school activity. Seven area schools were represented with each sending a team of six runners in each of the eight groups. A total of 336 pupils were thus able to take part in this annual fall event. Distances run were: Midgets (10 and under) and Juniors (11 years old). 11 /4 miles; Inter- mediates (12 years old) and Seniors (13 and over) 11 /.! miles. Terrain was bulldozed bush, small creek, plowed field, pasture land, hilly and flat and a lane along a field. Runners were scored on a placing basis - 1st place one point, 2nd place two points, 3rd place three points, etc. to last place of 42nd place won forty- two points. The first four runners of the team of six counted their scores for the results. High school students from Central Huron Secondary helped officiate. INDIVIDUAL PLACINGS Midget girls, Janice Webster- Huron Centennial; midget boys, Bradley Hesselwood, Blyth; junior girls, Denise Mit- chelmore,. Goderich; junior boys, Scott Wheeler, Brussels; inter- mediate girls, Terry Flowers, Clinton; intermediate boys, Bobby Lawrence, Huron Cen- tennial; senior girls, Nancy Dietz, Huron Centennial; senior boys, Bill Stephenson, Huron Centennial. The Clinton Colts opened their regular season in a win- ning note by dropping season in a winning note by dropping the Durham Jimier Huskies Six goals in the third period by the Colts ensured them of their win. The line of Butch Fleet, Rick, Fremlin and Mel Hohner produced seven of the nine goals, Fleet had four goals; Rick Fremlin had two; while Mel Hohner had one, Other colt marksmen were Dean Reid, and. Don MacDougall. Besides the goal scoring, the fans witnessed spectacular goaltending by Dennis Fleischauer, Time and time again he stopped possible goals as he held on until the third period when the Colts caught fire. Although they won by an, impressive score, the Coltg weren't in top physical shape. Extending the practises from one 'hour to two hours might overcome this problem. The management and players of the Colts would like to ex- press their thanks to Bill Ger- man, the proprietor of Bill's Bowling and Billiards for his assistance when needed. They also are glad to announce that the Hully Gully Sno-Sport and Recreation at Varna have or- dered new uniforms and will arrive as soon as possible. The Bully Gully is well known for helping different teams around the county and are pleased to help the Colts get off to a good start. People like these two are going to enable Intermediate hockey to continue in Clinton. All we (the Colts) wish from the rest of the community is their fan support. Next game is this Thursday when the Colts play host to Lucknow (Paul Hender- son's hometown?) at 8:30 p.m, at the Community Centre. A doubtful starter for this game will be Mel Hohner, fie has had back trouble but Coach Ken Daer will have several players to select. from, Last game's lineup; goal, Dennis Fleischauer; back-up, Gary Black; Defense, Broce Schoenhals, Don Bartliff, Ken Strong, Bruce Lyndon; for- wards, Butch Fleet, Rich Fremlin, Mel Hohner, Bud Boyes, Bob Livermore, Don MacDougall, Greg Burns, Dean Reid, Harvey Carter; coach, Ken Ner, Pee- Wee house' league In the first action of the season, the three house league Peewee teams played two games. In the first game, the Maple Leafs were downed by the Canucks 4-0 with Larry Richt scoring two goals a9d,Tim Bird and Tony VanDyke each scoring one. Riehl also got an assist as did Tim Bird, Wayne Ducharme and Rob Hart, The second game saw the Maple Leafs defeat the Canadiens by a score of 4-2 The Leafs goals were scored by Mery Taylor, Danny Proctor, Wayne Tideswell and Brad Morgan assisted by Craig Miller (2), James Craig, (1) and Danny Proctor (1). The Canadiens' goals were by John Wood, unassisted and Mark Bell from Robert Knights. wing news Union, in proOncial finals TEAM PLACING S Midget Girls 1, Blyth, 38 pts.; 2. Huron C. 39 points; 3. Brussels 47 points; Seaforth 49 points; Holmesville, 56 points; Clinton, 95 points; Goderich 110 points. Midget Boys - 1. Huron C. 24 points; Goderich, 28 points, Blyth, 41 points. Brussels, 47 points; Seaforth 56 points, Holmesville, 114 points, Clinton 122 points. Junior girls - 1. Goderich 21 points; Huron C. 26 points; :3. Brussels, 57 points, 4. Holmesville, 63 points; 5. Seaforth, 77 pts; 6. Blyth 90 noints, 7. Clinton 115 points, Intermediate girls = 1. Blyth, 25 points; 2. Seaforth, 35 points; 3. Brussels, 47 pts, 4. Clinton, 56 points; Huron C., 67 points; 6. Holmesville, 92 points; 7. Goderich, 143 points. Senior "girls --I. Huron C. 44 points; 2. Clinton, 44 points; 3. Seaforth, 46 pts,; 4. Brussels, 59 pts; 5. Goderich, 72 points; 6. Blyth, 97 points; 7. Holmesville, 116 points. NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS TOWN OF CLINTON Nominations will be received by the undersigned for the positions of: 3 Councillors, commencing at 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 23rd and until 5 p.m, E.S.T. on Monday, November '27th, 1972. Required nomination forms may be obtained from the Clerk's Office, 23 Albert St., Clinton C.C. Proctor Clerk, Town of Clinton ,3 46b,