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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-22, Page 11Sich dupe 0 • 5:30 7:30 MINOR OOCKEY 7:30 11:00 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 4:00 5:00 PUBLIC/SCHOOL il4TE GRADES 5 TO 8 5:U0 - 7:00 MINOR HOCKEY 7:00 - 8:30 JUNIOR PRACTISE 8:30 - 10:30 CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH WEDNiESD4kY 5:00 - 6:30 MINOR HOCKEY 6:30 - 7:30 INTERMEDIATE PRACTISE 7•."0 - 10.30 FIGURE SKATING I/ ' THURSDAY, a ' 5:30 441) - 3500 0 PUBLIC SCHOOL SKATE GRADES 1 TO 4 - MINIOR HOCKEY 8:30/ r 10::'30 GIRLS HOCKEY FRIDAY 5:30 7:00 MINOR HOCKEY 840 EITHER A JUNIOR GAME OR AN INTERMEDIATE GAME SATURDAY 8:00 - NOON FIGURE SKATING NOON - 10:30 MINOR HOCKEY SUNDAY 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. GIRLS PRACTISE NOON 2:00 INTERMEDIATE PRACTISE 2:00 - 4:30 PUBLIC SKATE 8:00 P.M. EITHER A JUNIOR OR AN INTERMEDIATE GAME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ' RENT ICE FOR HOCKEY, SKATING PARTIES, GIVE US A CALL 482-773 1 1974 Clinton ommunity Centre MONDAY TUESDA 1- You're invited INFORMATION H. LOBB & SONS LTD • BAYFIELD ROAD CLINTON 482-3409 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th & IN THE EVENING 7:30 P.M. TILL ...? Did you know: We have renovated and greatly expanded our parts department and added a new showroom. We have added NEW HOLLAND to our line. We will have representatives from: * CASE * DAVID BROWN * NEW HOLLAND * GEO. WHITE * GOLDEN ARROW SPRAYERS *A KONGSKILDE * ALLIED Shortages of equipment are becoming more and more serious for us and our customers. We are bringing together representives of our major suppliers in order to give you "first hand" information on the prospects for delivery of their products for '74. ON HAND TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN ON NEW PRODUCTS DURING THE DAY & THE EVENING COME IN - LOOK US OVER - ASK QUESTIONS AND HAVE COFFEE DONUTS WITH US. CLINTON N4WS-RECORD, TRURSPAY, NOVEMBER 2Z, 1973-4). Stangs,still tops Colts lose two Clinton Colt Dean Reid breaks through the kurtzville defence and seconds (Ow pcpred a goal during action last Sunday night in Clinton. The Colts lost the game In front of one of the smallest tan showings in some time. (News-Record photo) Dead heat for Teen Bowling League The Clinton Mustangs remained tied, for first place with Belmont Sunsets after a 5., 5 tie with Strathroy last Friday night and a 6-4 win against Exeter last Sunday afternoon. In. the Strathroy game, Randy .Millar scored a . goal with 4:19 left in the game to .pull off a come from behind tie, The Mustang play didn't leave much .to be desired, as they came through with a very sloppy game as they let Strathroy score short-handed and couldn't get their power play rolling. Gary Phillips played a very strong game on the point, holding down most of the defensive load with Jim Cameron leaving the team. With this sort of play, it shows how great the Clinton team is to come out of a very bad game with a tie. Paul . Johnson led the Mustangs scoring with two Atom League In the first game of the Atom house league last Saturday at the Clinton Arena, the Canadians shut out the Bruins by a 3-0 score. Speedy Jim Fleming scored all three Canadians goals. In the second game, the Blues shut out the Leafs 2-0. Blues goals were scored by David Jewitt and Ray Brown. Practice this week is at the usual time on Friday, begin- ning at 5:30 p.m. Saturday afternoon at the London Raceway in the fourth race, Pebbles Girl, owned by Geo, and Ron Feagan of Goderich was • second with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. In the seventh race Shadow bars, owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro was fourth with Frank MacDonald of Clinton on the bike. In the ninth race, Miss Belle Bars, owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald._ was second. goals, while Brian Lane and Dave McClure got the others, Frank Wall, Pete Varga, Barry Pawson, Roland Icroall and John Campbell scored for the Falcons, There were 22 penalties called during the game, in- cluding. fighting majors to Bill Crawford and Don Marshall. Last Sunday afternoon, the Mustangs came up with a much better game as they travelled to Exeter and thumped the Hawks 6-4. Exeter opened the scoring at 31 seconds of the first period and Dave McClure tied it up at 8:10 only to have Exeter go ahead at 10;57. Brian Kennedy made it 2,2 at 11:21 and Exeter again went ahead 3-2 at 3:46 9f the second period. Then Mustang Marvin Two games in this division got underway last Saturday with some hangups just to create a challenge for those connected with these boys. The results of the games are: Flyers 4 Sabres 3; Leafs 6 Canadians 6. Combining Pee Wees and the Bantams is a new venture this year and it is hoped it will provide the boys with more ice time plus a more evenly balan- ced level of competitiveness, Practice sessions for all boys will be held on Tuesday from 5 to 6 p.m., and in the near future this may be extended, On Saturday afternoon a short practice will be followed by two Dillion Song, owned by George Elliott of Clinton and driven by Jerry Daford, got his fourth win in the last five starts when he annexed the fourth race at Windsor last Friday', night. The single shaft sulky issue is to be discussed at the C.T.A. meet in Toronto on the fourth of Dec, It is hoped that a final ruling is given that will be in effect at allj tracks across Canada. Kale, Mike Anstett, Dave McClure with his second goal of the game Anstett with his .second, gave Clinton a 5-3 lead, Exeter finished the scoring. with a goal by Brian Taylor at 10:58 of the third period. Clinton also won another vic- tory, as Dan Colquhoun out- duelled John Mommersteeg in an unscheduled fight. So far, the Mustangs have 14 out of a possible 16 points and remain the only undefeated team in the league. Belmont has 16 out of a possible 18 points, Clinton's next home game is this Sunday November 25, when the controversial Mit- chell Hawks make their seasons debut in the local arena, Tonight, Thursday, the `Stangs travel . to Tavistock for their first game against the Braves. games with all games being played from 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. The first half of the scheduled games are as follows: Nov, 17 Flyers • vs Sabres, Leafs .vs Canadians; Nov. 24 Leafs vs Sabres, Flyers vs Canadians; Dec. 1 Flyers vs Leafs, Canadians vs Sabres; Dec. 8 Canadians vs Leafs, Sabres vs Flyers; Dec. 15 Canadians vs Flyers, Sabres vs Leafs; Dec. 22 Sabres vs Flyers, Leafs vs Canadians; Dec. 29 Canadians vs Leafs, Sabres vs Flyers; Jan. 5 Leafs vs Sabres, Flyers vs. Canadians; Jan. 12 Flyers vs Leafs, Canadians vs Sabres. Note: Teams mentioned first will start at 3.30. This House league can accommodate a few more boys of this age group so all inquiries in relation to the league should be directed to the Convener, Hugh Hodges 482- 7963, UCW meets The General meeting of On- tario St. Church U.C.W..was held in the church parlour on November 14. The meeting opened with a poem. "You are only you" by Mrs. Ross Trewartha. A hymn was sung and the scripture was read by Mrs. Roy Wheeler. The themeiof the meeting- was. "We all need a lift". A skit was given by Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Trewartha. The devotion closed with the Lord's Prayer. The business of the meeting was taken over by Mrs. Trewar- tha. The minutes and correspondence were given by Mrs. Geo. Colclough. The manse furniture auction sale was quite successful and $50 is 'to be donated to Alma College at St. Thomas. The flowers for the church will be looked after by the Morning Unit for the month of December. Boxes for the shut-ins will be packed and delivered on December 18. A bale was packed and sent to 461 York St. in London Ontario on Novem- ber 7th. The next General meeting will be in January. The, after- noon Unit will take devotions and lunch. The evening unit will take the program.' Mrs. Harvey Johnson gave a reading which was enjoyed by all. The Christmas bazaar will be held Saturday. Dec. 1st al the church. • Mrs. Trewartha then closed the meeting and lunch was ser- ved by the Evening Unit. • The Blue Moons arid Deb's Drunks are dead heated for the lead in the Crown Teen' Bowling League. Each have 45 points and are followed by Corixas with 41, Smiles and Chuckles with 36, the Torques and Star Lost with 34, the Pin- fall Killers with 33 and the Winner Snappers with 32. Deb Johnston was the best women bowler with the high single of 194 and the high triple of 526. John Hart had the men's high single of 277 and the high triple of 688 went to Jim Switzer. In the Crown Junior League, there is still a very tight race for the top spot, with the Pin Spots holding down first this week with 27 points, followed closely by the Corner Pins with 26, the Strikeouts with 25, the Alley Crackers and the Super Strikers with 24 each, the Aristocats, the Headpins and the Tigers with 23 each, the Spares with 20, the Alley Cats with 18 and the Weeping Willows and the Rolling Pins with 16 each. Jane Symons had the Molson's Crown Mixed League with 32 points, followed by the Dusters with 26, Ron's Rogues with 23, the Dumb Pokes with 22, the Hi-Flyers with 19, Dino's Dinglings with 18, the Sideslips with 16, and Betty's Bums with .12. Gerry Harris had a fantastic night, with the ladies' high single of 301, the high triple of 843 and the high average of 232. Ward Hodgins also rolled some good games, as he had the men's high single of 294 and the high triple of 694. Bruce Collins had the high average of 231. In the Ladies Afternoon League, the Pole Cats have a lead of eight points over the Alley Cats who have collected '30. Next come the Tom Cats with 19 and the Bob Cats with 11. Gerry Harris again swept all honors with the high single of 280 and the high triple of 684. The Slow Pokes aren't living up to their name in the Clin- ton-Blyth Ladies League as they lead the way with 35 points, followed closelyby the Six Pin Pals with 34, the Teetotalers with 32, the Happy Hookers with 31, the Busty Beauties and the Alley Cats with 29, and the Boo-Boos and the Swinging Mamas with 25 each. Judy Wilson had both the high single of 304 and the high triple of 709, while Mary Davey Tony's Sharks with 23, Dave's Darters with 21, John's Joyfish with 20 and Mel's Minnows with 16. Winnie Van DenDool had the ladies' high single of 316 and the high triple of 714. In the Bayfield Bowling League, the Allstars lead the way with 24 points, followed by the Dillies with 21, the Bom- bers with 20 and the Mircles with 15. Sandra Talbot had both the ladies' high single of 283 and the high triple of 686. Madelon Mclllwain had the high average of 214. Bill Talbot had both the men's high single of 229 and the high triple of 652. Joe Koene had the high average of 197. The Knock Outs lead the Londesboro Ladies League by a large margin with 49 points, followed by the Head Hunters with 32, the Hopefuls with 30 and the Dead Beats with 29. Romona Jamieson swept all the honors with the high single of 264 and the high triple of 609. In the Londesboro Men's League, The Beavers are hard at work and lead the way with 45 points, followed by the Ot- ters with 31, the Foxes with 27 and the Wolves with 23. Jack Lee had the high single of an excellent 321, Gord Shobbrook had the high triple of 710 and Cliff Saundercock had the high average of 227. Brownies, On Tuesday November 13th, the Clinton Brownies met at the Clinton Public School. We played games and then divided up into our own separate work corners to work on different projects. In one group, a lady helped with the knitting. We then had our closing prayer and went to our homes looking forward to our meeting next Tuesday af- ternoon at Brownies. -By Susan McLean After starting the $04004 off With consecutive runs over tfocknow and Listowel, the Clinton Colts have dropped the last two games by decialve margins. Last Friday night. in Harriston,. they were. bombed 11-6 by a fast,altating club while on Sunday night in Clinton, they were shelled 613 by Kurtz- vide, In both games, the Colts were outhustied and outplayed by their opponents. The Colt's next game is Friday night here when they play host to the tough Listowel Jets. Game time is 8:30. At Harriston, the Colts trailed 5-4 after the first period but in the second Harriston scared five unanswered goals. Colt marksmen , were Butch Fleet with two goals while solo efforts went to Archie Pickett, Brian McAsh, Scott Parks, and Derwin Carter. Clinton's eap- Audrey Collins of Varna and Wayne Thomas of Cardiff arose as victors tied for the coveted Redex Cup at the Final Snowmobile Drag Race of the season held at Hully Gully track near Varna on Sunday Nov. 4. Thomas on a Polaris carried a commanding lead into Sun- days action but failed to show on the final day and Atidrey Collins on Roll-o-Flex and Chaparral gained two firsts and a third to tie Wayne with 405 points. The top two were Sport news is certainly dull at Central Huron this time of year. Boys' basketball and girls' volleyball have started practises even though their schedules do not begin until later. The boys are having an tain Ken .Doer who has been. sidelined for the lest two games. 44 * result of a shoulder injury received in .Listowel will be missed from the Colt's lineup for approximately one month. 04 Sunday night in the Colt's own rink Kurtzville scored a 6-3 victory as their, Captain Dave Boyd paced their. club with three goals and two Assists. Netting the twine for the Colts were Dean Reid, Mel fightler and Brian McAsb, Butch Fleet was sidelined with 4 leg injury received in Harriston. Colt's attempts to find the winning ways again Friday night against the Listowel Jets, Listowel is a rough and tough squad which will give the Colt s trouble. Don't forget that game time is 8;30 on Friday night: Sup- port the Colts! followed closely by Vessair of Haney Harbour on an Alouette 440 with 394; Darryl Gueguen of St. Agatha on a 292 Roll-o-Flex with 366 and Stan Shead of Streetsville on a Alouette 440 with 352. The race was the final in the five event Championships series and brought to a close the grass drag racing season for '73. The first Snowmobile oval race begiris at Hully Gully on Dec. 26. exhibition double-header against two Sarnia teams on Nov. 30. The games start at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. So come out and support Central's Basket- ball team. See you there! The first exhibition game of the Clinton Fish and Game Bantams was in Goderich, The score at the end of the first period was 0-0. Goderich went ahead on goals by Helesic from Lambert and Kirkconnell from Crew. A Clinton goal was scored by Heard from Roy. In the third period, Clinton scored two goals, one by Jones unassisted and one by Heard from Thompson. The score at the end of the game was Clin- ton 3 'Goderich 2. w;,„ The:second exhibition game was played in Wingham. In the first period Clinton went ahead 3-1. Goals were scored by Walters from Campbell, Heard from Thompson and Thompson from Heard and Jones. Wingham's goal was scored by• Kimlan from Rae. In the second period two goals were scored by Clinton. One by A. Taylor from Trewar- tha and Heard. The second Bantams undefeated goal was scored by Wise unassisted. Two third period goals were scored for Wingham by Jones and McGregor. The score was Clinton 5 - Wingham 4. The third exhibition game was played in Zurich. Four goals were scored by Heard, two by A. Taylor with singles going to Walters, Trewartha, Jones and Thompson. Thompson had three assists, two by Heard and others going to Galachiuk, Walters, Roy, 4 Proctor, McMann,,,and Jones...-- The score at the end of the game was Clinton 10 - Zurich 2. The first league game was played in Clinton against Hen- sail. Devok and Bird shared a shutout. After a scoreless first period Merner scored from Walters and Roy. The third period goal was scored by Heard from Thomp- son and A. Taylor. Final score was Clinton 2, Hensall 0. Pee wees, bantams combine bot h high single pf toba,,dtishigh„,ama ge 3,16. 191 and the high double-of 31 1. Angus Anglers are the front Greg Skinner had both the runners in the Tuckersmith boys' high single of 241 and the Mixed League with a 34 point high double of 394. total, followed closely by Bob's The Ladies' First are first in Baracudas with 33. Next come Grass drags over Keith News and views of CUSS Recreationally speaking BY BEV. WILTON Be sure to look over the arena schedule on this page to find out what's going on in town. This winter should be an exciting and active one. We have a top notch Junior "D" team in'Clinton this year which should provide many, fine hockey games for you to come and see. The Clinton Colts, Intermediate "C", look like they have a winner and our Minor Hockey system is in full swing with action -six nights of the week. If you like figtii•e "'"'W ' SPii ‘i 'A ji O Wed n4sdA CIintglg'fie young skaters. Wednesday afternoons, we're open for adults and preschoolers so if you're at home, come on down to the arena for some exercise. Monday nights we have an industrial league going which hi-lites good fun and enjoyable watching. If you have a husband, boyfriend, brother or friend of the family playing, get down here and have a look, you may be surprised. Thursday nights is for our girls' hockey team. These games are great watching and get quite exciting, This is another team that might just surprise you if you've never seen them before. We've got public skating on Sundays that's good fun for the kids, so make sure your kids are out getting some exer- cise or maybe even learning to skate,