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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-12-21, Page 8Clinton Colt sticks are raised in triumph as "Sugar" Meriam scores another goal en route to the Colts' 8-1 dropping of the Lucknow Sepoys last Sunday night in Clinton. Meriam scored four goals since being moved up from defense. In on the play are Mel Hohner, Greg Burns and Greg Jervis, (News-Record photo) Colts on winning streak The Mixon Mier Boylleld - Merry Christmas from the folks who serve you at crim•••0' DAIRY PRODUCTS CLINTON NO DELIVERIES CHRISTMAS DAY OR NEW YEAR'S DAY * REGULAR DELIVERY BOXING DAY DPIRY LTD. WIDE SELECION INFANTS AND CHILDREN 25%JACKETS St SNOWSUITS OFF • NOW $ 198 A JAC it iktk Clinton TUESDAY, DEC. 26 1/2 PRICE CHRISTMAS CARDS AND CHRISTMAS WRAP 25% CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND OFF WIDE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS MEN'S AND BOYS MACHINE WASHABLE POLY-SLACKS 28 MEN to'S 40 REGULAR 99 $7.77 REGULAR 11. 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Building Centre, now 8-1, defeated Sifto Salt, 0.6-1, last Wednesday and the KFC Juveniles, 6-1.1, last Sunday evening. In their other game last week, the KFC Juveniles were held to a tie by Holmesville, 2, 5-1, DRMCO is one point behind the Juveniles with six wins and three losses, DRMCO defeated Bayfield, 2-6-1- last Sunday by a score of 6-3, Paul Ostander figured in all Holmesville's scoring last Tuesday in Clinton as Holmesville came from behind to tie the Juveniles 4-4. The teams were tied 1-1 after one period , and 2-2 after two frames, Tim 11IcAstocker opened the scoring for the Juveniles at 8:21 of the first from Paul Kelly and Dan Duncan. Paul Ostander tied the game at 13:12 from Jim Wright. Dan Duncan put the Juveniles back in front at 5:39 of the second with an unassisted effort. Paul Ostander's second goal tied the, game at- 14:27. Ian MacAdams goal from Paul Kelly put the Juveniles out in front again at 8:23 and Al Shelton scored the Juveniles fourth goal at 15:40 from Brian Thompson and Paul Kellly. John Cosgrove cut the Juveniles lead to one at 16:22 from Pete Postill and Paul Ostander with the Juveniles shorthanded. Another power- play effort tied the game at 17:11 with Pete Postill scoring from Paul Ostander. The contest was a penalty filled affair with twenty-three penalties being called. There were 19 minors, 1 major, 2-ten minute misconducts and 1 game misconduct. The Juveniles received nine minors, one major and one ten minute misconduct, Wednesday, December '13 Building Centre outscored Sifto Salt 5-1 in the final period to defeat Sifto Salt 7.3, Rick Sowerby and Buck Million paced the Building Centre at. tack, Sowerby scored three times and assisted on one other. Million scored once and assisted on three others, Dennis and Mark LassaIine and Brian Schmidt scored the other Building Centre ° goals. Dave Haylow, Wayne Draper and Wayne Cook scored for Sifto Salt. Building Centre held a I- Q after one period and the teams were tied 2-2 after two periods, DRMCO scored six straight goals last Sunday to trip Bayfield 6-3 in the first game. John Hodge and Dave Graf each netted two goals, Ray Ailin and Ken Lee scored the other DRMCO goals, Lorne Merner, Gord, Fisher and Carl Humphries replied for Bayfield. Merner opened the scoring for Bayfield at 10:09 from Morley Leeking. Ken Lee tied the game at 7:22 of the second from Dave Graf. John Hodge put DRMCO in front at 14:01 from Del Bedard and Steve Allin. Ray Allin scored DR- MCO's third goal at the 14 sceond mark of the third. Dave Graf scored at 2:02 and 7:30 both being assisted by Ken Lee. Bob Papple assisted on Graf s first goal. John Hodge scored DRMCO's final goal at 9:38 from Steve Doak. Carl Humphries started Bayfield on a comeback at 10:18 from Jack Icelleugh, Gord Fisher scored Bayfield's third goal at 14:55 from Don Johnston. Bayfield took 12 penalties and DRMCO O. Of Bayfield's 12 penalties one was a 5 minute major, 2 ten minute misconducts and `one match penalty A six goal outburst by Building Centre in the final period gave Building Centre a 7.4 victory over the Juveniles and take over sole possession of first place, Buck. Million and Bill Duckworth each scored two goals for Building Centre. Brian Schmidt opened the scoring for Building Centre at 10;52 of the first period from John Phillips. Bruce Bowman tied the game at 8:53 of the second with a hard slapshot, Dan Duncan's first goal of the game made it 2-1 in favour of the Juveniles at 10:30 from Brian Thompson and Paul Kelly. Duncan scored again at 13:07 from Brian Thompson, Mark ,Lassaline cut the Juveniles lead to one at 1:30 of the third period from Paul Corriveau. Buck Million tied the game at 4:53 from Dennis Lassaline, but Tim McAstocker tied the game at 7;34 from Dan Duncan. Bill Duckworth put Building Centre back in front at 12:59. John Phillips added an in- surance goal at 19:42 into an empty net. Buck Million roun- ded out the scoring at 19:59 from Rick Sowerby. Building Centre was given eight minors and the Juveniles six. There are no games this Sun- day evening, but on Tuesday, December 26, Holmesville takes on the Juveniles in Clin- ton, In Goderich on Wed- nesday, Dec. 27 DRMCO plays Bayfield. After getting off to a shaky start this season, the Clinton Colts have found the winning way and are unbeaten in their last three games, A week ago the Colts romped over unbeaten and league leaders, Listowel Jets 7-3. Then last Friday night in Listowel, the Colts completely outplayed the Jets but could only manage a 4-4 tie. Colt scorers were Greg Burns, Ken Daer, Mel Hohner and Ken "Sugar" Meriam. The score was 2-1 after the first for the Colts and 4-4 after the second period. Although there was no scoring in the third, the Colts hit three goal posts and were disallowed a goal by Ken Daer. Playing at home last Sunday night the Colts stampeded over the Lucknow Sepoys 8-1, Ken Meriam led all Colt scorers with three goals he has found the change from defence to right wing to his liking. Playing with centre Greg Burns and left winger Bud Boyes., Meriam's line controlled play on every shift and racked up ten scoring points. Other scorers were Greg Burns, Ken Deer, Mel Rohner more, Laurie Calquhoun (playing his first game in a Colt uniform) and Ken Daer, Now that Ken Daer is playing (two goals in two games) he has vacated his coaching job. He should be given quite a lot of credit for the job he has done shaping the club into a contender this year. Resulting from this action, the Colts are pleased to an- nounce that Danny Colquhoun has agreed to coach the club and will begin immediately directing practises and games. He is well-known in the com- munity and has many years of experience as he played with the "Old Clinton Colts" when they were the cream of the crop in the area. Another new addition on the club is Rick Fortune who has been playing "on and off" fox the Seaforth Beavers. He is a goaltender and will share duties with Colts' No. 1 goalie, Dennis Fleischauer, Rick begins practises with the Colts this week. Next game for the Colts is this Saturday night when they travel to Listowel for the last time to play the Jets at 8:30. A doubtful starter is Mel Hohner who tore ligaments in his foot in the Lucknow game. The Colts travel to Lucknow on the 29th of December and play in Milverton on January the 7th at 2:00. Next home game for the Colts is next Friday (Jan. 5) at 8:30 against the Lucknow Sepoys. Colts record stands at three wins, one tie and four losses. MY THANKS TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON and SEASON'S GREETINGS from ROY WHEELER olt-I4r2Orze0r27:44r leOraStzteir:040rattly.0.40- 6 JOYOUS YULETIDE MYRTLE ROBINSON AND STAFF kt, BAYFIELD ALBION HOTEL 565-2641 • tii07.110:1±fAtIV;IV;10e.*10:3ATIV:i&t:70:0?:440.20r.. A. SINCERE THANK YOU TO all the voters of !Clinton for your support On Pe .my bar 18. May I wish you a Marry Christmas and A Pteriperetle Now Year- Jill Staiittefter kt.r tit As an expression of, our appreciation and goodwill, we are extending to all our friends and customers our v k very best wishes for a A matter of principle NEMENUUNEEMSOMM BY J. CARL HEMINGWAY Merry Christmas! But let us not be so carried away with being "Merry", that we forget the real reason for our joy. Let us remember that it is the example, teachings and sacrifice of the One whose birth we celebrate that has given the opportunity to live in freedom. We can be truly thankful that He has, given each one of us an intrinsic valUe. We can be quite critical of Canada but is 'there any other place that many of us would prefer to make our home's? Would you exchange places with the Chinese, the people of In- dia or the African native? i Why not? These countries have as long a history as we. These countries are just as well blessed with natural resources and in- telligent people. As far as I am concerned, the difference is due to the fact that the teaching of Jesus spread westward but was not accepted to the East or South. Some years ago I read an article on the spread of Christianity which told that the disciple Thomas went eastward into India spreading the gospel, Unfortunately, after his death the people he taught decided that his teachings should be carefully guarded and should not. be translated into the local language. As a result Christianity never spread and shortly was forgotten. There is also evidence that some smattering of the teachings of the New Testament was carried into Africa but failed acceptance, Perhaps it was due to the expanse of' the Roman Empire that Christianity spread and man gained individual confidence and lost his fear of the unknown, When fear disappeared, man began to learn of the things around him. I wonder if we would ever have had electrical power to serve us if we had continued to believe that thunder and lightening were an expression of the wrath of the gods? I wonder if we would have developed our medical profession if we believed that sickness was a punishment for our mistakes?' I wish all of you a Merry Christmas. You will be joyful with your families and friends. You will find joy in the gifts you give and receive but the greatest of all is the gift of the Babe of Bethlehem,