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Clinton News-Record, 1973-11-15, Page 6BY RENA CAL .DWELL KIPPEN EAST W.I. The world affairs meeting of Kipper East WI will be held on. Nov. 21 at 8,30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell. The roll call is bring a souvenir from another country, Mrs. Alex McGregor will say the motto. Mrs. Caldwell's spoon collection will be displayed. Mrs. Grant McLean is in charge of lunch. PERSONALS Mr. Andrew Gibson,• Wroxeter visited with Mr, and Mrs. W. L, Mellis, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wright attended the Royal Winter Fair last week. WS NOT !MET OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS See us for: • Wild Bird Foo• d • Feeders Pet Supplies -10 Also fall gardening Items and bulbs for spring flowering. 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The Mitchell Hawks were the last undefeated team to fall as the Belmont Sunsets defeated them 3-2 last Saturday, night. Gary Phillips goal at 9:28 of Wiangs still, unbeaten Monday night, Nov, 5 in the first race at Western Fair Raceway Prince Sherman owned by Bert MacBride of Zurich was fourth with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich driving. In the third race, Victor H, Volo owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro was second with Frank MacDonald of Clinton driving. In the sixth race Mighty Mikie owned and driven by William Caldwell was out of the money. In the eighth race Miss Direct Baker owned " by Lorne Tyndall of Clinton was third with Frank MacDonald driving. Wednesday night at the Lon- don oval in the sixth race Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan of Goderich was the winner with .Gerry Roebuck on the bike. The mile was in 2:09.1 and the payoff was $8.80. In the fifth race Thursday night, Flying Apollo owned by John Buxton of Crediton and driven by William Caldwell of Clinton was fifth. In the eighth race Jimmy The Butler owned by Robert and H, 0. Jerry was fourth with Robert on the bike, Friday night at London in the second race, Sebringville owned by Ray Mathers and driven by John Mathers both of Goderich was fourth. Fifth in the same race was to Kings Brother owned by Thomas McLean and driven by W. McLean both of Goderich. In the fifth race Scotts Boy owned by Edith Samis and driven by John Duckworth both of Goderich was fifth. Single Johnnie owned and, driven by John Muir of Seaforth was second in the eighth race. Saturday night at London in the second period with Wayne Reiger sitting it out for Exeter for tripping proved to be the winner, The other Clinton goals were scored by Brian Lane and. Mare yin Kale. The game, which was not a very fast and exciting game, saw the hometown boys play before the largest crowd - over 300 - this year, The Mustangs also have three players among the the fifth race, Pierre Harvester owned by John Smith and driven by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was fifth, The seventh race winner was Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald. The mile was in 2:06.3 and the payoff was $8.90, The eighth race was won by Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald, The mile was in 2:06,4 and the payoff was $21.30. Old Port Duke, owned by Anther Jones of Saskatoon and driven by Jack Kopas, won his 15th race in a row Saturday night when he won the Mid- dlesex County Pacing Series. Saturday night marked the close of the fall meet at Lon- don. The handle at London was a record for any fall meet when $4,113,023 went through the machines, The attendance was down with only 90,101 for the 32 nights. London• will now race Wed. night and Sat. afternoon. Jack Campbell of Ailsa Craig was the leading percentage driver for' the meet.. Ray McLean of London was the leading dash winner. Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler got a new personal mark of 2:06.2 in winning the seventh race Saturday night. This was also the fastest mile of the night. Miss Belle Bars, also owned by Fred Fowler paced the second fastest mile of the night in winning the eighth race. Windsor Raceways„,fall meet will resume Tuesday night af- ter a dispute over the use of single shaft sulky. league's top ten marksman. Hot shooters .now are Mike An- atett,, Paul Johnson and Brian Lane. Clinton goalie Gary Yeoman is in fourth place for the best goals against average. The Mustangs next home game is this Friday night November 16 against the Strathroy Falcons, with an p.m, starting time. Next Sun- day, they travel to Exeter to battle the Hawks at 2 p.m, (intended for lest weak) On Monday, October 29 at the London Raceway in the first race Artic John owned by Larry Dale. Seaforth was fourth with Clarence O'Neil on the bike. Jaybee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan and driven by Gerry Roebuck both of Goderich was second in the eighth race. In the ninth race Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro was third with Frank MacDonald of Clinton on the bike. Wednesday night at the Lon- don track Janet Express won the first race for owner driver William German of Clinton, The mile was in 2:13.1 and the payoff was $7. Thursday night at London in the fourth racer Lee Camp owned by Bruce Dupee and driven by Wayne Dupee both of Clinton, was fourth. True Per- sonality won the seventh race for the partnership of Whetham and Sadler with Don Corbett on the bike. The, mile was in 2:10 and the payoff was $112.50. In the same race Scotts Boy owned by Edith Semis and driven by John Duckworth both of Goderich was out of the money. Friday night at London, in the third race Pebbles Girl owned by Geo. and Ron Feagan was fourth with Gerry Roebuck driving. In the fourth race Single Johnnie owned and driven by John Muir of Seaforth was out of the money. Saturday night at London in the third race Douglas Bars - owned bylion and Geo. 'Feagen and driven by Gerry Roebuck was out of the money. In the sixth race Shadow Bars owned by Fred Fowler was the race winner with Frank MacDonald on the bike. The mile was in 2:07.1 and the payoff was $8.50. In the seventh race, Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald was out of the money. Atom House League In the first game of atom house league action last Satur- day, the Blues defeated the Canadians 3-1. Tony Gibbings scored twice and Ian Reid scored the other' for the Blues, while the lone scorer for the Canadians was Jim Fleming. In the second game, the Bruins shut out the Leafs 3-0. Vince Brochu scored twice and Mike Woods scored the remaining goal. The Clinton Colts opened their schedule on a winning note by edging a young and determined Lucknow squad 4-3 last Friday night here in Clin- ton. A goal by ex-Junior Gord Riley early in the third frame proved to be the winner. Other Colt marksmen were Mel Rohner, Dean Reid and Joe Livermore. Although the Colts were vic- torious in their first game, coach Paul Draper was not im- pressed by the Colt's play, Penalties in the third period almost resulted in the Colt's SANDRA CUMMING AND JANET GRAHAM, EDITORS SENIOR FOOTBALL On Tuesday, November 6, the senior Redmen travelled to Exeter to play a sudden-death semi-final. The Redmen came up with a .9-0 victory and gained the right to adVance to the finals against Goderich, Gerry Lobb scored the only touchdown of the game and Bill Cantelon kicked the Con- vert. The other two points came on a safety touch. In Saturday's game against Goderich, the Redmen were defeated by a strong Goderich team 23-0. The senior Redmen finished the year with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Many thanks go to the coaches, Mr. Reidy and Mr. Weber who devoted much of their time to the football team, JUNIOR FOTTBALL The junior football Redmen ended a very successful season as runners-up to the Huron- Perth Champions, South Huron Panthers, In the semi-final, they edged Stratford Northwestern 1-0 in a hard fought battle played on a very snowy field. CHSS' only point came on a single by John Graham. This win advanced them to the final against South Huron in Exeter. In Exeter on Saturday, the defences of both teams held firm throughoutregulation downfall but superb goalten- ding by Dennis Fleischauer enabled them to take a victory to the dressing room. In the game the Colts were assessed 42 minutes in penalties. The Colts are on the road this week as they travel to Listowel (Tuesday, November 13th) to play the Jets while on Friday night they journey to Harriston to battle with their talent. Game time in Harriston is 8:30, Anyone wishing to at- tend the game in Harriston on Friday night are advised to be at the arena at 6:30 as the time with the score tied at 0-0, The teams then played two overtime periods which also came up scoreless. After seven minutes of sudden-death, Exeter scored the touchdown that sunk the Redmen. After the 75 minute marathon game the score was 6-0 in favor of Exeter, The team wishes to thank coaches Mr. Clynick, Mr. Munroe and Mr. Reeve for their time and energy as well as the student body for their en- thusiastic support during the season. CHEERLEADERS The senior and junior Cheerleaders went into stiff competition last Saturday in Exeter. They went as one squad instead of two separate ones, The Central Huron Cheerleaders finished third, being beaten by second place Stratford Central, and first place Exeter. After the competition tney cheered for the junior and senior football teams. The Cheerleaders would like to CLARE HECLA FURNACES Available in - Oil fired - Natural Gas or Propane Gas for rural users. These Gas furnaces feature: — Heat - in case of Hydro failure, as it energizes Its own power, — Available with air conditioning — Also available with air purifier — Has 20 year warranty on heat exchanger For immediate installation, or further information on your heating requirements contact CHUTER PLUMBING & ELECTRIC Your Natural Gas installer 46 King St. Ph. 482.7652 Clinton 46t1n Casey Wlldgen of the Goderich Vikings Is dropped on the Central Huron 15 yard line during ploy for the Senior Football Title at Exeter last Saturday. A powerful Goderich offense rolled to a 28-0 victory over the Redmen to gain their fourth straight Huron-Perth title. Redmen Bill Cantelon and Brian Kennedy make the tackle. (News-Record photo) olts win league opener congratulate both teams on their hard fought games. Colts are busing up and some seats are available for just one dollar. Colts Lineup: goal, Dennis Fleischauer, Ken Mclllveen, Ken Bird; defence, Bruce Schoenhals, Bruce Lyndon, Don Bartiiff, Ken Daer (cap- tain), Greg Jervis; forwards, Rick Fremlin, Butch Fleet, Mel Hohner Pete Russo, Archie Pickett, Gord Riley, Greg Burns, Scott Parks, Derwin Carter, Harvey Carter, Dean Reid, Brian McAsh, Don MacDougall, Joe Livermore; coach, Paul Draper. .14r..-4r10:40.10:41:41",:0":41":0"..:4-20r:40r:Ar:.40r10-2$r:W:020: 01. Is; A LOOKING COME CL IN TO ton. 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