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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-02-02, Page 10Fago 19 Clinton New^-Record Thur*,, Feb. 2,1967 .arffig'ffg,ffgm?gCTnvT?CT?ag'BgW!a:Tg^ - - Clinton Sports - - Clinton Kinsmen Peewee Ponies Take Two Games from Clinton, N.Y. Most Outstanding Midget Player Last Thursday evening, Stewart Mustard, right, was picked as the first star in the regular schedule game between Listowel and Clinton mid gets in WOAA “B” series. He is being presented with the Don Yeo Memorial Trophy by John Yeo, father of the late Don Yeo who was a star in Minor Hockey Day games in 1964 and 1965, The, trophy goes to the Clinton player in the oldest age group participating in Clinton’s annual minor hockey 'Weekend. The Clinton Legion midgets lost 8-5 to Listowel. Clinton. New York Bantam Team Beats'Park; Loses to Town Boys The bantam hockey team from Clinton, New York, split their two games on Saturday during Minoa’ Hockey Weekend here, but gave a good display of hockey after travelling the 380 miles the day before. In the last game of the tliree- dlay tournament on Saturday evening, the Clinton Fish and Game bantams defeated their guests from New York State by an 8-4 score. The N.Y. team ■had beaten the Adastral Park team at Canadian Forces Base Clinton arena on Saturday; morning by a 5-3 score. Clinton, N.Y., coached by Doh Foley, held the Clinton town team to a 3-3 score at the end of the first period but faded in the next two frames; the Fish and Game boys added three in the second and two in the third to only one from the visitors. Bob Dangille was the only Clinton, Ont. player to get more than one goal. Other local scor ers were Mark Jenkins, Wayne Cantelon, Glen Irwin, Terry MacDonald, Ricky May ‘ and Brian Edgar. Doug Exley scored two for the visitors, both on assists from Doug Schreppel. Other scorers were Dave Burns and Dave Peach. The J. D. Thorndike trophy London Nationals Manager Speaker (Continued from page one) goaltender, who- is a regular attender at Clinton minor hockey days. A Centennial 'button with Clinton Minor Hockey Day printed1 on it and a Canadian flag mounted bn a base was presented to all visiting minor hockey players at the banquet. The Ladies Auxiliary'to Clin ton Legion catered to the 250- plate banquet. for the best goalkeeper went to the Clinton, N.Y. custodian, John Clifford.* .* ♦ . Clinton, N.Y. 5 — Adastral Park 3 At 10 o’clock Saturday morn ing the visiting Clinton, N.Y. bantams got their first taste of competition in this area' and came up with a 5-3 Victory over Adastral Park. Clinton scared all their five goals in the third period after trailing the Can adian Forces Base- team 3-0. Nick Bums and Doug Schrep- pel scored’ two each and Dave Peach got the last one. There was no scoring in the first period. Kim Pratt and Ken Prest scored for Adastral Park in the second and Pratt got his second goal early in the third period. Line-Ups Clinton, N.Y.: John Clifford, goal; J. Frasher, . goal; - Joe Hameline, Art Evans, Rod Burns, Dave Bums, Bill Ellis, Randy Page, Mike O’Brien, Doug Exley, Doug Schreppel, Mark Reece, Dave Peach, Nick Bums, John Howard and Mike Dawes. Adastral Park: Gary McFar land, goal; Art Smith, sub goal; Jim Russell, Ted Leather, Charlie .LeFebvre, Doug Mc Connell, Rick Paulin, Kim Pratt. Marc McKenzie, Larry LaPointe, Lyle Moody, Ted Thompson, Jacque Leger, Clyde Spanks, Ron Forcier, Vaughn Bullough and Ken Prest. Clinton, Ont.: Dave Slade, goal; Jim Engel, goial; Gordbn Berry, Paul. Bartliff, Bob Lan- gille, Gary Cummings, Glen Irwin, Mark Jenkins, Dennis Deline, Gordon Lavis, Wayne Cantelon, Ron Graham, Brian Edgar, Ricky May, Dave Faw cett, John Leppington, Dave The visiting peewee hockey team from Clinton, New York, lost both their games to Clin ton, Ont, Kinsmen on Minor Hpckey Weekend, but they were not entirely outclassed. The high scores of 9-3 and. 13-2 were not of the play. Both team® showed excellent coaching, playing their positions well, First Game On Friday evening before the- largest- crowd of’ the three-day hpckey weekend, Paul Anstett led the local ponies with three goals, Brian Langille got two and Mike Anstett, Ball Cantelon, Paul Kelly and Barry Edgar, one each. The visitors goals were scored by Don Hawthorne With two and John Hameline, one. John’s father Bill Hameline is coach of the Clinton, N.Y, team, Paul Kelly was possibly the best boy on’ the ice, but was only able to score one despite his many excellent rushes. Mait Edgar is coachof the Clinton Kinsmen team and Bert Clifford, manager. ‘ /' ; Saturday’s Game In the second, game between the two Clinton’s peewees on Saturday evening/ a visiting ’player, centreman Don Haw thorne was picked as the out standing player of the game and received the Ball-Macaulay Limited trophy. The Clinton Kinsmen put up a new trophy for the second star and this went to Barry Edgar". Hawthorne and Hameline were again the scorers far Clin- Dearborn Loses 1*0 Decision To Clinton Team Representing Dearborn, Mich, far the eighth consecutive year at Clinton Manar Hockey Week end, the St. Sebastian Dad’s dub team from St. Sebastian Catholic School lost the closest game of the weekend — a 1-0 decision — to Clinton Fish and Game bantams. Gary Cummings scored the only goto of the game at 3:33 of the first period, on a pass from Gordbn Lavis. . By the victory, ■ the Clinton team retains the Hugh R. Haw kins trophy far another year. First star was Robert Lan gille, who received the Anstett Jewellers Ltd. trophy; second star, Paul Bartliff, the K. W. Colquhoun Ltd. trophy; third star, Phil Beuckelaere, Dear born defenceman, who was a- warded the Clinton Dry Clean ers trophy. -----------o----------- Feewees Start League Playoffs Clinton Ponies start semi final playoffs on Mondlay in the WOAA 'Peewee “B” league against MitchediL First game is called for 6:45 p.m. at Clinton Lions Arena, Monday, February 6; second game in the first of three series is in Mitchell on Tuesdiay even ing. If a third game is necessary it will be played in Mitchell at 6 p.m. on Saturday, February 11. rton,' both ' the third period. Paul Kelly and Mike Austell led Clinton Ponies attack with three goals "each; Brian Lan gille got two with singles going to Paul Anstett, Bill Cantelon, Robbie' Stirling, John VanLpo and Barry Edgar. There wei’e only five penalties in the two games. Clinton, , N-Y,; Jqff Fraser, goal, Jim Benson, Peter Fraser, Don Hawthorne, Jamie Conway, John Hameline, Don Clifford, Tom "Starrier, Dave Pryor, Jeff Miller, Tom Miller, Harold Heintz, Kevin Burns, Paul Half mann, and Kevin O'Brien. Clinton, Ont,; Robert .And- rows, goto, James Newland, Rod Campbell, Cal Kremlin, Randy Blake, Barry Edgar, Danny Colquhoun, Paul Kay, Bill Can telon, Brian Langille, Robbie Stirling, Mike Anstett, Donnie MacDonald, Paul Kelly, Paul Anstett, John VanLoo and Tom Munch, Clinton Midgets Lose 8-5 To Listowel The first game in Clinton’s minor hockey weekend was a WOAA “B” regular schedule match between Listowel and Clinton Legion Midgets on Thursday evening. The local team lost 8-5. . The visitors piled up a 7-0 lead early in the second period, then Clinton got four straight goals in the third and each team scored again in the third period. Bill Stirling scored three of Clinton’s . goals, all on assists from Bruce Schoenhals. . Clinton’s; Stewart Mustard was judged first star of the game and was awarded the Don Yeo Memorial trophy for one year. Second star’ was Glen Hammond' of Listowel who scored five goals and received the Clinton IGA store trophy. Terry Newbiggihg was third star and received the Corrie’s Red and White store trophy. There were 11 pentotites in the game. *. •. CLINTON PERSONALS Mrs. Arabell Bushell, Strat ford, visited last weekend with Mr .and Mrs; Archie Robinson, Albert Street. Doug Schreppel of Clinton, New York, spent the .weekend with Gary Cummings, 129 Mary Street. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas And rews, 258 Albert Street in Clin ton and Flight Sergeant and Mrs. Jack. Guthrie, 'Adastral Park, were in Kitchener on Wednesday to attend the cap ping ceremony at Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital where their daughters, Mary Eden Andrews and Janice Guthrie are studbnt nurses. • , -----------o----------- . A clergyman returned a used car to the dealer and was asked “What’s the matter, Parson? Can’t you run it?” The clergyman replied sharp ly: “Not and stay in the min istry.” Kin Peewees New Sweaters Two teams frorh Clinton Kipsmep Peewee hockey league, weaving jisw sweaterstor the first" time\played &’ game at 10:30 Saturday morning as part of minor hockey weekend. The sweaters have been pro vided by the Kinetic Club apd the Pwi°. ErppWees Union, The Clinton Feed Mi ll of Canada Packers, Limited has also supplied a set of .sweaters,. were ‘ Robin Gates and, Randy . Giew,.Who t have assisted with peewee teams all this winter. Dearborn Ties Adastral Park Bantam Team . dose games plagued the visit-’ ing St. Sebastian bantam hock ey team from Dearborn, Mich, at Clinton’s minor hockey week end. After losing a 1-0 decision to Clinton bantams on Friday evening, they could only man age a 4-4 tie with the Adastral Park bantams on Saturday afternoon. The Adastral Park team scor ed in the last second of play in the third period to tie the score. Kim Pratt, who had scored two goals in a morning game with Clinton, N.Y., and already had two assists in the Dearborn game, scoring the tying goal. The teams were'lied. 1-1 at end of first, period; Adastral Park led 3-2 at end of- second, and Dearborn had scored twice early in the third. Scoring for Adastral Park were Rick Paulin with two, Doug Kennedy one and Kim Pratt scored the tying goal. Far St. Sebastian, Bruce An-, derson, Tom. Gomolak, Phil Beuckelaere arid Steve Wancha were the scorers. Beuckelaere .was judged the most outstanding player of the game and was presented with a trophy by Anstett . Jewellers Ltd. ~—------D- -....................■ Colts Lose 5-4 ToDurham Clinton Colts - lost a close game to Durham fast Wednes day evening bi the local arena. Dunham had the, only scon? Jin the first period; in the second and third each team .scored twice. Scoring for Clinton were Bob Livermore, Paul Draper,. Bud Yeo and Bob Livermore again at the 19:10 mark of the third period. . The game scheduled far Clin ton arena on Friday evening this week with Kincardine has been cancelled. -----------0----------- Peewees Beat Hensall 6-1 Clinton Kinsmen Ponies beat Hensall 6-1 in the arena here in a regular schedule WOAA peewee hockey game on Mon day night. Paul Kelly was the big boy for the Ponies, scoring a goal in each period. Other scorers were Barry Edgar, Danny Col quhoun and Paul Key. Hensall’s goal was scored by Tom Work man. COMING EVENTS . f1|ATE: Four cent* • word; ■! Minimum 75cent« ' ’' Friday, Euchre and. Bridge/Parish Hall, Bayfield,. 8 p.m. auspices L4 W Guides and Brownies, Admission 50c, i JjtoCh and prizes. 5b Friday. Feb. 3 .-r- Cash Bingo' in Legion Haji, >Seaforth, 8:lp p.m. 15 regular games for $10; 3-$2d specials;;, l-$50 jackpot.' Sponsors, Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion, • “ 5b ' Friday. Feb, 3—Euehre Party Goderich Township Hall,- Hol mesville, 8:30 p.m. sponsmfe St, James Church WA, admission 50c, .Ladies please bring lunch. ’ ........’ •" ' 4, 5b Friday, Fpb. 3-— Card Party, Summerhill Hall, 9 p.m’„ spon sors _ Summerhill Ladies Club. Ladies please bring lunch. 5b Friday, Feb, 3~Euchre Party Varna Hall sponsored by Varna LOL. Admission 50c/ Ladies please -.hrhig sandwiches. ’ 5b Tuesday. Feb. 7 — BINGO at Huron Fish and Game Club. Jackpat ,$57.00 in 57 numbers. Sjx door prizes, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 — Pancake Supper, Varna United Church, sponsored by Unit 2 UCW 4;30 — 7:30, adults 75c, children 6-12, 25c. . 5b Tuesday, Feb. 7 Euchre and Bridge, Parish Hall, Bay- field, 8 p.m. sponsors' 'Trinity Women’s Auxiliary, admission 50c, lunch and prizes. 5p Wednesday, Feb, 8—Adasitral Stamp Club meeting, CFB Clin ton Recreation Centre, 7:30 p.m. All collectors welcome. Phone Corporal Adiams 482-3411 Local 404. • 5p Thursday, Feb. 9 — Meeting of Clinton Figure Skating Club, Council Chambers, Clinton, 8:30 p.m. Interested persons please attend, 5b Thursday, Feb. 9 — Huron County Wheat Producers An nual Meeting in the Agr. Board Rooms, Clinton, at 1:30 p.m, Jas. O’Shea of Granton, guest speaker. 5b Saturday, Feb. 11—Valentine Tea & Bazaar at St. Andrews’ Presbyterian Church, home made baking and miscellaneous booths — 3 p.m. Auspices — Madeleine Lane Auxiliary. » ; ' 3, 5-6b Friday, March 17 — Reserve Sit, Patrick’s might far a mon ster Euchre party in aid of Clin ton’s, Community Centre. Spon sors CWL — St. Joseph’s Par ish Hall. . . r 5b Sunday; April$3 —; 7:30 p.m. Joi nt, Thank-Offering service of Ontario Street and Wesley- Willis United Church Women, in Wesley-Willis Church. Speak er, Rev. Gordon Winch, ‘Piadlre of the Pubs’. Special music by Centennial Youth Choir under George Cull. Everyone welcome. 5b ■11 ~ Dearborn Captain Wins New Trophy Clinton jeweller John Anstett provided a new' trophy for this year’s bantam hockey game between St. Sebastian of Dearborn, Mich., and the Adastral Park bantams, played as part of Clinton’s annual minor hpckey weekend. .The Dearborn captain, Phil Beuckelaere was picked as the outstanding player of the game which ended in a 4-4 tie when Adastral Park scored in the last second of play in the third period. Community Centre Funds Canvass To Start During First Week in March (Continued from page one) Public Utilities office, Clinton Community Credit Union and the News-Record office. Persons at these places have official receipt books. Out of town persons wishing to donate may send their cheque to Mait Ed.gar, Box 225, Clin ton, or to Andy Peterson, Bipx 310, Clinton. Official receipts will be mailed back to these donors. ' Mr. Edgar issues diallenge to all groups in Clinton and district to participate in' the fund raising in every way pos sible. , ■' \ , ■: ; 4?y group ’ or club wishing more information an the new community centre should con tact Mr. Edgar, and he or” a member of the committee will come and speak to the group. A thermometer graduated in thousands up to $100,000 has been erected on the V in front of the farmer posit office. Mr. Edgar requests citizens to watch the “red mercury” add “green dollars” to the fund. . —;----;—— ClassifiedAds. Bring Quick - Results ■s CORRECTION Firemen Collect From 65 Cannisters We reported last week that Clinton Volunteer Fire Brigade had 15 cannisters out in stores to collect for the Muscular Dys trophy Association of - Canada. Th& figure should have been 65 cannisters and they had been placed in shops, garages and service cluib buildings as well as stores. The public contri buted $95.80 through the can nisters to the local firemen’s campaign for MD fund's. The total amount collected in Clin ton and area was $210.80. Har vey Carter was this year’s chairman of the MD funds cam paign. SPECIAL - 3 Days Only THURS., FRL, SAT. FEB. 2-3-4 “More ol the Moukees” RECORD ALRUM NORMALLY SELLS FOR $4.20 Only $3.49 AT GALBRAITH RADIO and TV YOtJR COLOR TV SERVICE DEALER. CLINTON 482-3841 a 7 Anstett, Terry MacDonald and Dick Jewson. - ’74 ALENTINE Is r tL! I Raymond Burns, captain of the Flyers, who' Won the Kinsmen Squirt hockey championship Sat- .. urday afternoon, is shown here receiving the EU-. wood Epps trophy as the outstanding player in the final game, from Clinton Lions Arena manager Doug Andrews. Bums scored both goals as his team beat the Labpatds 2*0* The three game series for thfc championship <fti the four-team Kin Squirt League was played as part of Clinton’s minor hockey weekend. VALENTINE CARDS By Coutts, Rustcraft and Norcross. 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