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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-01-24, Page 6HIND QUARTER. SPECIAL: SIRLOIN or T-BONE Steaks- • . LB '1.63 BONELESS RUMP or SIRLOIN TIP Roasts LB 9 ,63 ROUND Steak/Roasts, L B $ 1 .63 Rib Steaks Slab Bacon Ham Peaks FRESH BONELESS Smoked Hams PEAMEAL Back Bacon LB 9.39 PIECE - LB 88t SLICED - LB 98t LB 89` LB $1.38 PIECE LB $1:17 SLICED r L13 $1.25 YUNGBL UT'S eat Market PHONE 236-4112, 1":.! 7,,k1r;;,--Fv.1: rn, - ZURICH d54444444 FRIDAY SATURDAY FEB. 1 FEB. 2 12 NOON TO ft R.M. 10 A.M. TO 6 PM. e.omgo. 4. 4 4 FREE ONE INDIVIDUAL or GROUP PORTRAIT IN PARENTS: We've arranged to have a nationally recognited profes• sional Photographer at our store on the dates shown belay, You Can have each member of the family photographed in several poise, and pick any ins of them for year OH portrait. We only ask that all children be accompanied by a patent. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to get a living colour portrait you will treasure always. 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Persons clearing snow from laneways and leaving same on Township roads could cause accidents or damage Township, equipment. Joe Potter Roads Superintendent Township of Goderich 4b„ ton the -weatiier, The other Mustang goals against Mitchell were scored. by - Dan .CelqiIlsouti, Paul Johnson, .001 Irwin and. .Steve Cook. Mitchell scorers were. Barry Lane picking up two, Steve Southgate, Rick McDonald and' Poane Cornish, 'E very genie left for the Mustangs is an important one as thy have 35 points, good enough for a eecOrid,plaee tie with Mitchell and must keep winning if they are Wrernain in in contention, Clinton has nine games left, playing in Exeter Friday night and in Lambeth Sunday night et 7;15 p.m, while Mitchell has four, games to go. Hockey weekend set OW "Mile -SOME mamas HOARD PARENTS AS MEV DO DRiONO Re4ES: SOMENINO TOM STUDIED BUT NOTDREYED. to ti BY DAVE FAWCETT The Sixth Annual Clinton Recreation, Bantam Tour- nament came to a close on- Sunday despite heavy freezing rain and 'power interruptions of up to 2 1/2 hours. - All teams arrived on time with Owen Sound arriving at the same time as they, were scheduled to play. For the second year in a row, Owen Sound was involved in an ac- cident which saw their bus skid into the ditch in the Paisley area. However, the exciting ride down proved to be worthwhile as they skated to a 6-5 overtime win over Huron East to take the "AA" championship, A goal at the 48 second mark of the first overtime period by Mike Hanna gave Owen Sound the champion- ship. The "A" championship was 'decided in one game instead of the two game, total goals as was previously scheduled due to the bad weather, A very strong Hespeler team took to the ice only to have the doors shut on them by Stoneybrook goaltender Jim Nelson, Kirk Jesson's goal at' 13;50 of the second period stood up, as the winner as Nelson kicked out shot after shot in the final five minutes of the game. The "B" championship saw another exciting game with West Hill downing last year's champions, Kincardine, by a score of 7-4. Th a game was delayed up to two hours as the result of power failurea, In the "C" championship, Mitchell, last year's champions, DON BELL BUILDING CONTRACTOR . 22$ MAPLE ST4 ,,,,,CLINTCON 41$2.25$0_,: A (January 23) will open the Colts battle to stay in fourth place. , Kurtzville, who eliminated Clinton in .the 6th Annual Milverton Tour-. 'lament last Friday night 5.3, are closing in on the Colts for the fourth and final play-off spot. Sunday night (January 27th), the Colts play their biggest game of the year as they do battle with the league- Harriston Inter- mediates. Harriston has a record of 12 win's, one loss and • three ties for 27 points and hold a bulge of six points over second place Milverton Four- Wheel Drives. Last weekend in Milverton, Harriston established them- selves as one of the top inter- mediate teams in the area as they captured the top trophy at the tournament. Colt captain and top defen- cernan, Ken Daer will be sidelined for at least three weeks with an injury, thus creatink a gap coach Paul Draper must fill to upset the high-flying Harriston squad. Game time is 8 p.m on Sun- day night. Support your Clin- ton Colts! NEviroOppiap, THURSDAY; vihiikox 17.4„ Mustangs iartip . . . Mite he 8-5 BY DAWFAWC4TT Clinton Mustangs won one, of their toughest games 'of this year- Tuesday in. Mitchell as they downed the Hawke 8-0. It was the first encounter of the Year between the two teams since the Lane brothers were playing for the opposition. However, Clinton wasn't to be intimidated as Mike Anstett , and Brian. Kennedy scored twp goals each to lead the 'Stangs to victory, Mike also set up three of the goals to keep his scoring pace going as he scored two goals Friday night to Wad Clinton to a 5-3 win over Tavistock, The Sunday encounter bet- ween the Mustangs and Tavistock was postponed due Minor Hockey weekend begins on Friday Jan. 25th at 4:30 p.m. and ends on Sunday, Jan. 27th in Clinton, Fifteen gamee have been lined up which will give every boy in the minor hockey system time on the ice. Since' ever bo will be "That's a good boy." Ken Johnston, goalie for the "Flying Farmers" of the Clinton Industrial League gets a friendly pat on the head from forward Bruce Rathwell for making a stop during a game at the Clinton arena last Monday night. Brian Marriage watches the ceremony. The "Farmers" lost to the Bankers by a 6-5 score. (News-Record photo) Colts to- host League leaders Sunday . held off a last minute effort by Ridgetown to tie the game and hold to the win. Bill Stacey's goal at 16:29 gave Mitchell. a repeat performance of 1973. In .the "D" championship it proved to be no contest as Sar- nia Indian Reserve bombed Shedden 11-1. 1974 Champions: "AAA", Hamilton Police; "AA", Owen Sound; "A", Stoneybrook; "B", West Hill; "C" Mit- chell; "D", Six • Nations In- dian Reserve; "E", Sarnia In- dian Reserve. . CLINTON, N.Y. vs. CLINTON, ONT. . , , NOR At Clinton's -15th WEEKEND Annual , CLINTON'; JANUARY COMMUNITY 25126.27 . CENTRE 1974 , Friday,lanuary, 25 Game 1-4:30 p.M. Atom - Bruins vs Leafs Game 2 - 5:30 p.m. Atom - Canadians vs Blue' Game 3 - 6:30 p.m, Pee Wee A - Clinton Ont. vs Clinton New York Game 4 - 8:00 p.m. Bantam A • Clinton Ont. vi Clinton New York Game 5 - 9:30 p.m. Midget B - Clinton vi Gatwick , Game a - 3:00 p.in. Pee Wee A - Clinton Ont. vs Clinton New York Game 10 - 4:30 p.m. house League Flyers vs Leafs , Game 11 -5:30 p.m. house League Canadians vs Sabres Game 12 - /00 p.m. Bantam A - Clinton Ont. vs Clinton New York . Game 13 . 6:30 p.m, Midget A Clinton vs Nen- sell Sat., January 26 Game 6 - 12:00 Winner of game 1 vs Winner of game 2 Game / - 1:00 p.m. Novice - 8 to 8 year old* Game 8 2:00 p.m. Winner of :game 6 vs aseffeld AtbInt Game Sunday, Gain* 14 • 9:30 Clinton Ont. 15 - 10:30 Clinton Om. January 21 a.m. Bantam (EithibltiOn) vs Clinton New York a.m. -Pee Wee (Exhibition) vs Clinton New York ADMISSION: ADULTS: $1,00 NW entities holder to 7hursdee is Evenine, Friday Evening, Setuidey Afternoon end Saturday Evening Games, 01.10ENTS end CHILDREN: SOc Pest to All tnes. GENERAL ADMIS0IONt Adults S0, Children 2iie, Sponsored CLINTON MINbil - - CLINTON'S ANNUAL MINOR HOCKEY WEEKEND held in coniutiction with "MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA" DON't SENO . . . TAKE YOut hey ,Ts The Arena! NOCKEY ASSOCIATION '-' skating, IA's see every parent make a special effort to come to the arena at least once to see his boy playing. The first game starts at 4:30 p.m. Friday and the parents of those boys on the first two teams, must make a special ef- fort to get their boys to the arena on time. Our boys missed a day of school when they went to New,YOrk and the New York boys will miss a day by'coming here, so surely you parents can pick your boys up at school and get them to the arena for the first game. The New York boys will be billeted with their counterparts in Clinton. The usual party, reception and dance will be held on ,Saturday night in the arena auditorium after the Midget game, A number of trophies' have been donated by the local merchants. •Official opening on Friday at 8 p.m. by Mayor Don Symons. Support the boys and enjoy yourself. Pat Graham President. The Clinton Colts, who are will eventually determine their presently ranked fourth in the play-off hopes, six-team W.O.A.A. loop, play A four-point game in Kurtz- two games this week which ville Wednesday night Bantams edge _Mitchell Peter Thompson got three goals in the Mitchell game, While Allan Taylor scored two and single efforts went to Danny Proctor, Marvin Mei.- ner, John McMahon, and Bill Roy. Robert Heard assisted on three goals, while Roy. McMahon, Proctor and Steven Campbell each helped out on In Goderich, Bill Roy scored two. Taylor and Dennis Clinton's only assisted by Walter picked up one assist Allan Taylor, each, ant* • AY ,gyfaTA4V-ioljr, As/ ourney succes The Clinton Fish and Game bantams dropped a 3-1 decision in Goderich last Saturday night but snapped their losing streak at four games when they handed Mit- chell their first defeat of the season last Monday night by gaining a 9-6 win in Mitchell. ▪ ;News of CHSS BASKETBALL 7, On 'Thursday, January 17th, the senior Redmen played their fourth leagiie game of the year. They faced the F.E. Madill Mustangs in Wingham. This was their fourth road game and they needed a win to even their record at 2 arid 2. Play started out slow but the Redmen pulled out in' front with a 20-8 quarter time lead. Wingham managed to keep up pace with the Redmen and at the half, Central led 39-26. Central Huron won the game • with a 67-48 Score. Larry Car- ter` led the Redmen attack with 17' points:' Bill' Cantelon hit for 12. Don MacDonald had 9 with Gerry LO'bb and Bob Riehi sinking 8 apiece. The Redmen have five games remaining and of these four are home games which will be good advantage, Today, they meet the Goderich Vikings at Cen- tral Huron. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Junior Redmen travelled to Wingham to com- pete in their fourth game of season. It was a close battle but Clinton came out on the bottom. The final score was 39-36.