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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-02-20, Page 5aie.. Cli tote's ,Tunior "C" Cee- seemed to tire a6 the pine tenniai Mustangs took a 2 to 1 progressed and it seetna that ,gainea lead In the best of seven with the closely Scheduled diV signal serni'tillal-.. series, gales, condition gmight against the New , Harnburg prove to be a dominant factor in Banns, The Mustangs . are the outcome of this playoff. putting together some fine play despite a determined and rough - ' CLINTON - 6 Nerr Bburg club. The next NEW HAMBURG -5 home game will be played this Thursday night at the Clinton The following Tuesday night Area at 8:00 p.m, We are a long and uncomfortable bus hoping for a good hometown trip in bad weather certainly crowd to 'cheer on Our sur- didn't affect the Mustangs prising and talented Mustangs. desire to win. Their ability outclassed the rougher Hahns, NEW HAMBURG -9 New Hamburg's game plan CLINTON -6 was clear - knock Clinton out of the rink. But referee, main - The series opened on Friday, tained their composure. Clinton Feb. 14 in New Hamburg. The first game turned out to be a wide open, free scoring, goaltender's nightmare. The well -rested Hahne came out fast and outskated the Mustangs for the most part of the first period. Clinton - was fortunate to get out of the first frame only one goal down. In the second New Hamburg struck quickly . again and in- creased their lead to a 5-2 margin by the six minute mark. The Mustangs refused to give A started hard and fast, securing a 2-0 lead at the encs of the first period. New Hamburg came out angry in the second and the hitting became fast •and furious. There was a melee at` the 11:26 mark of that period resulting in several players being ejected. The Hahns seemed to thrive- in this at- mosphere and counted twice. The period ended in a 3-2 score in favour of the Mustangs. In *4 up and fought back to within one goal by the end of two. The third period was representative of the entire game, with the Mustangs fighting back to tie the score 5-5, then dropping behind again. The score was 7-6 for the Hahns with less than one minute remaining when Keith Yantzi scored for New Ham- burg, putting the game . out of reach for Clinton. Yantzi counted again thirteen seconds later and the match ended in a 9-6 final score in favour of the home town Hahns. Scoring for the Mustangs were Paul Kelly and Dan Colquhoun with two goals each, and singles going to Brian Kennedy and Zeke Fremlin. e Mik P 1 lead the final period penalties galore and inconsistant officiating resulted in extremely bad feelings on either side. There were many less than com- plimentary remarks echoing off the aged walls of the New Hamburg arena. At 7:31 of the third Clinton coach Bill Weber was ejected from the game by the referee who by that time was wishing that he had never learned how to skate. Trainer, Brian "Sly" Kennedy took over and directed the Clinton club to a well deserved 6-5 win, Clinton scoring was split between Mike Gibbings, Paul Kelly and Steve Cook with 2 goals each. Neil Colquhoun assisted on 4 of the Mustangs goals. Again, the next home game is Thursday . night at 8:00 p.m. We hope to see you there. JUNIOR HOCKEY QUOTE OF THE WEEK "Is this the Lampton County Dump" - Henry Olechowski (goalie - spoken upon entering the New Hamburg Arena) - Feb. 18, 1975. toms defeat Seaforth quarterfinals in Clinton Wil-Dex Atoms ad- vanced to the semi-finals in W.O.A.A. play-off action this week with an overtime victory on Seaforth ice. Clinton won the first game at home 2-1 and Seaforth won the second game 3-2. This set the stage for the final game in Seaforth. At the end of regulation time the score was 2-2. In the overtime period Clinton scored 2 goals and Seaforth one goal. Scoring for Clinton were Jim Fleming, Paul Stephenson, Ian Peck and Jeff Taylor getting the winner. Willi ft . lay ed a superb .game between the pipes CLINTON - 4 NEW HAMBURG -1 ' Last Sunday evening, Clinton fans got their first taste of the playoff' action as the Hahns were in town for the second game of this semi-final series. The Mustangs reacted to a relatively good home town crowd with a fine performance, outplaying New Hamburg consistantly throughout the flame. Clinton recovered from 1-0 first period deficit and controlled the majority of second and third period play, scoring twice . in each stanza. The forwards were backed up by a steady defence and some fine play by goalie, Henry Olechowski. Barry Lane,scored twice for Clinton and singles went to Neil Colquhoun and Paul Kelly. New Hamburg for Clinton stopping Seaforth on Jottings from Carnival - Events The Clinton Winter Carnival was a gre success for St. Joseph's artistic talents in a poster contest. Three posters from each grade were selected to enter. In grade eight, two of three posters won awards - Brenda Priestap taking a first and Jackie Brand with a third. In grade six, Jeff Schmidt was awarded a second, Henrietta Boan received a first for the grade three level. The representatives for our school were Brenda Priestap and Chris Middleton, both grade eight students - they were chosen to do the in- troductions • for "Children's numberous occasions, and was picked by Clinton fans as the first star of the game. Atoms Win Semi -Final Game. In Mitchell last Sunday the Clinton Wil-Dex Atoms defeated Mitchell Atoms by a score of 4-2 in a come f r for behind victory. g. Clinton were Jim Fleming, Paul Stephenson, Ian Peek and Jeff Taylor. Chris Ladd and Colts battle the Mitchell Red Mike Williscraft shared the Paul Draper. goal tending duties for Clinton. Last Friday nite the Colts got Devils at 8:30 p.m. The second game of the play- offs wITl�e prayed Junior - --"C--" Esta successful__.._ USED CARS 20 — 1974 - 2 and 4 doors, Pontiac Parisiennes, Broughams, Cutlas Supreme, Chev Impalas, Pontiac Le Mans, Matador, Maverick 3 --1973 CHEVELLES 4 door 3 — 1973 PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtops 3 — 1973 FORD Custom 500, 2 door hardtop 1973 FORD Gran Torino 4 door sedan 1973 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtop 1973 FORD Galaxie, 4 door hardtop 1973 CHEV Custom Sport, 2 door hardtop 4,FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop '1:0 2 -FOR ji-4 door sed i •power•steering. andd:brakes=- 1972 CHEV Impala 1971 CHEVROLET Biscayne sedan 1971 Plymouth Duster, 2 door 4 speed transmission 1970 OLDSMOBILE 2 door hardtop 2 —1970 CHEV Impala 4 door hardtops 1970 JAVELIN 2 door hardtop 10 — 1965 - 1968 Models 1974 GRAND TORINO stationwagon 1973 FORD stationwagon 1971 FORD stationwagon 1972 GMC '2 ton pickup, V8 automatic 1972 FORD, 1 ton pickup, V8 standard itYM FORD, 3/4 ton pickup, V8 standard 1971 .CHEV 1 ton cab and chassis 1971 CHEV Vi ton pickup, 6 cylinder automatic, with topper 1070 FORD 1 ton with duals A number of vans from 1970 - 1972. Some V8's, some 6 cylinder, some C1IEVS, and some FORDS .•••••••••••i••••••••••••••••••• First Redrnen capture playoff spot On Tuesday, February -11th, the Central Huron Senior Redmen played host to the F.E. Madill Mustangs in their final home game of the regular season. The Redmen dumped the Mustangs by a score of 58- 42, and with the victory secured a playoff spot. - The Redmen, came out roaring, and stormed to a 20-4 lead at the end of the first quarter. The play by both sides was not the best as both teams made a number of turnovers. However, the Central Huron squad's lead was never threatened by the Mustangs, who now have a 0-7, record on the year, The attack for the Redmen • CLINTON NEWS, (Jiu CORI?p' FEBRUAtcY 20, 197 Cur tng The firstFor the evening banquet _., e �Qfeatprl� iiefd a Ea�inily bonspiel to be heldr' in the re -opened Vanastra - delicious roast beef, scalloped eating ply and Pain potatoes, jellied salads, Supper on Sunday,Feb. Curling Ares ss by been termed elishes, cheese andhomemade pp Feb gThe ladles of About enjoyed skating at . a attending, a success tall personspies were the fare. 16men's Onk Saturday ice in 15, the, club deserve special John om on` s pond during first men's rink& took the ice a thanks; all curlers interviewed the afternoonafter which they annual men's bowie. theel. reported they' had never been all gathered at the hall far a Rinks competing In first delicious supper. draw were: Brownridge- more pampered or been fed Dates for the Foresters to Vanastra, Baxter - Mitchell, better at any bonspiel, remember for the moors to McCaig - . London McKinnon % Special thanks also to the Marchmeare Family m Bowling of - Goderich, London, .. Facilities Manager Rene March at Clinton Bowling. Vanastra, Fetheringham - Brochu ° the ice conditions Lanes, 2ndndoaganing party ling Seaforth, Favell - London, and received many comments such s, tobogganing. supper i on Marty and as "really good,""extremely pancake th, Rothwell - Brussels. In the second draw Brandon keen", "best I've curled on" Family Dance open to everyone and many more. The club on Thursday evening, March Ba Reinhardt should be proud of this fine 27th with music by Marie WalItersters - Goderich, Vanastra, Cun- facility.Flynn's Orchestra. There will Hingham - WGil s - Btchdner,footPrizs given to each member be people present at this dance - Vanastra, Gillis - Kitchener, of the winningrinks: Black & to shoand help the younger Ginn - Kitchener and Flynn Decker jig saws, show and sanders and people to learn the old time London. electric drills, flight bags, G.E.. dances. Coffee and treats were H . t 1 axes, benzine Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley was spearheaded by Larry Carter who dumped in 17 points, with Gary Hesselwood adding 12 points. Rene Caskanette, a 6 foot -6 1paper, led W Ingham with 18 points. The next game for the Senior Redmen is on Thursday, February 20, when they visit, the Vikings in Goderich. Both teams have a 5 record with - the winner capturing third spot. On Friday, February 21st, there is an exhibition game at the C.H.S.S. auditorium. The Senior Redmen play against the Grads, a team made up of former Senior Redmen players who have graduated. Game time is at 8 p.m. and it is hoped everyone intersted will attend. • Mitchell evens series , Larry Labelle's sixth goal of the game at the 4:10 mark of the overtime period gave the Mitchell Red Devils a 9-8 victory over the Clinton Colts. The Colts had fought back from a 6-2 deficit to tie the game on Mark Jenkin's goal after regulation time. It was a tough defeat for the Colts as they outhustled and outshot Mitchell (39-27) during the contest. Randy Duffy scored a pair of goals for Mitchell while Gerry Hishon added a solo effort. For the Colts, Mel Hohner and Scott Parks scored a pair of goals each while single tallies went to Greg Burns, Rick Fremlin and PAGE. great goaltending from Gary Black and held on to edge the Mitchell squad 3-2. Barry Deitz scored both goals for the Red Devils while Rick Fremlin, Dennis Kelly and Scott Parks replied for the victorious Colts. Game "Three" of the best -of - five series will be played tomorrow night (Friday) here in Clinton with face-off time set for 8:30., The:winner of this series will battle the winner of the Goderich Kincardine series. If the first two games are any indication of things to come; make sure you are in attendance Friday nite as the sday evening at six o' clock. St. Joe's Day" - a play put on by our Grade 5 and 6 classes and directed by Mrs. Nancy Holmes. The main characters were John Bradley and Laura Hill. Yummy, sticky, messy and sweet were some of the ex- pressions of our primary students about the pancakes eaten on Pancake Tuesday. The chefs from grade eight were ' Elaine Merner, Brenda Priestap, Joe McMahon, Danny Merner, Joanne Middleton, Brenda Dupee, Kay and Colleen Hill, Michelle Corbett and Ansberth Bradley. 1 BRUSSELS MOTORS BP Service Station Phone 887.6173 Last Saturday night's stag at Clinton; 50 - Sandy Fremlin,Clinton; 422 - Larry Jones and the Clinton Arena proved to be Jerry Uniac, Clinton; 241 - Ron Smith and Tom Shackleton, Clinton; 175 - Steve Tyndall, Clinton; 133 - Dominic Hendrix, Clinton; 464 - Jim Stanley, Goderich; 114 - Dave Beattie, Clinton; 327 - Bill Button, R.R. 3 Lucknow; 424 - Mery Kumm, Clinton; 244 - Ken Clynick, Clinton; 418 - Wilfred Jervis, Clinton; 294 - Karyn Lippincott, Clinton; 132 - Mel Graham, Brucefield; 451- Hoot Gibbings, Clinton; 100 - Geo Yates, Clinton; 483 - Patricia Anstett, Clinton; 246 - Bryan Bell $500.00 Vanastra. For further info' contact Percy Livermore. served throughout the morning airs y ors, to the curlers with a lovely torches, and consolation prizes lunch of home-made soup, of Olympic Lottery tickets for. the June.draw. sandwiches, pickles, relish and Anyone interested in curling a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Bar squares' served between 11: � should contact Club President facilities where open from noon John Brownridge at 482-7118.The club - welcomes more until the end of the day allowing curlers for the last draw and for the curlers to relax and enjoy a social interval between draws. next season. a success with $2000.00 -plus being made for the Junior hockey club. The executive's sincere thanks goes out to all who attended and a special vote of thanks to the local service clubs (Kinsmen and Lions) who donated the use of equipment and assisted with the function. JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY STAG WINNERS . OF FEB.15,1975 $25.00 Winners: 267 - Harold Thompson, Tillsonburg; 2 - Harry Kerr, 124 Blake St., Goderich; 170 - Al Welch, Clinton; 172 - Richard Holland, From the Horse's Mouth By Ken Wednesday night at the London Raceway in the ninth race the winner was Pebbies Girl owned by Ron and Geo. Feagan of Goderich and driven by Gerry Roebuck of Goderich. Ther mile was in 2.09:1 and the pay off was $56.80. Saturday afternoon at London in the seventh race, Frosted Flakes, owned by Eric At one drop per second. a dripping hot water tap can waste about 175 gallons of hot water each month. The electricity required to heat that water would keep a 60 -watt bulb burning continuously. Poor insulation...a faulty heating system. .inefficient use of appliances...all cause energy leaks in the home This can t.aarease the cost of running a home—and waste Canada's precious energy resources It makes good sense to use electricity and all forms of energy wisely And that `includes stopping those energy leaks. and Harry Schellenberger was second with Don Corbett on the bike. In the eighth race, Lady's David, owned by John Jewitt, Londesboro and Larry Jewitt, Clinton was fourth witl6Dennis Jewitt Clinton on the bike. In the ninth race, Mikes Jimrny Lyn, owned by Lay Zee M. Stables and K. Walgos of London was fourth with Gerry Roebuck driving. Clinton downs Seaforth The last game of the three game series against Seaforth was played in Clinton. The final score was 5-2 for Clinton. Two first period goals were scored -by --Paul Pr-iestap-__nnd Dave Counter. Assisting these goals were Frank Studney and Paul Robinson. One second period goal for Clinton was scored by Mike Gibbings with Paul Priestap and Dave Counter assisting. Two . third period goals were scored by Rick Taylor and Frank Flynn. Picking up assists were Len Mills, Rick Taylor and Frank Flynn. The first Western Ontario Semi-finals was played `against Mitchell in Clinton Saturday night last. All first period goals were scored by Mitchell, Clinton came back and tied it up in the 2nd and 3rd periods. Robert Heard scored both these visited on Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner. of Auburn. Susan De Groof of Clinton spent the weekend with Kerri Medd. Sunday visitors with Mrs. George Mcllwain and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, Julie Ann, Michael and Michelle were Mrs. J. Merner of Kit- chener, Mr. Peter Deichert of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge, Kin- cardine, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrison of Goderich Town- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Erb, Michael and Michelle of Kit- chener visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren and Luanne. Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Crediton is spending a few days this week with Mr. and aMrs. Ken Preszcator; Diane and Nancy. Congratulations to Jim Buchanan and Bob Hartman of Bayfield who had a. lottery ticket together and were lucky to win $100 on Sunday evening. goals with Steve Campbell and Allan Taylor assisting. The latter goal was scored with 48 seconds left in the game so they played a ten minute overtime. Allan Taylor scored to break the -tie with Robert -H and and Bill Roy assisting. A second overtime goal was scored by Paul Priestap with Dave Counter and Mike Gibbings picking up assists. The second W.O. semi-final was played in Mitchell Monday night. Our midgets were defeated 3-2. Rick Taylor scored in the first period with Len Mills and Peter Thompson picking up assists. A third ' period goal wasscored by Allan Taylor. No one assisted. We need your support in Mitchell, Saturday night at 7:30 for the deciding game. PLEASE COME OUT and support a good team. Independent Shipper • to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up tf Read your Tax Guide. It's worth it. THIS IS YOUR 1974 INCOME TAR FIUNG GUIDE ge, #, �0, But when. ' you use the 19)7 4 Inc )mc Tax Guidc, which accompanies your tax form, you'll find it's not as dif- ficult as,,you thought. ' 'And for most of you, the Guide will be the only help you'll need to complete your return. Read your Guidc thoroughly. The easy -to -follow Blue Section at the front of the Guidc takes you through the tax form step by step, showing you how to list your income and claim your deductions. It tells you how to go abourcalculating your tax, _.irr` t, .,tu- "=fund or balance due. -----...---- ----Fts-w,-j,-i-t- -la.as-that,_._ ___ -- - - Following the Blue Section there is a - detailed explanation of different types of income, as well as a section on allowable deductions. Be sure to read these sections carefully. 'Your Tax Guidc also includes an arca of general information, a page or two of answers to some common questions, and solutions to • problems you could encounter while working on your return. Let's face it. Even though the Federal'Govern- mept tries each year to makc'thc tax form easier to understand, you probahly believe filling it out is a difficult job. If you decide you do need more help, you'll find District Taxation Office addresses and phone number~ listed on the back cover of the Guide. There you'll find all the assistance you'll need. So, you sec, your T..x Guide will probably be your best friend come income tax time. Read it thoroughly and follow it carefully. You'll find it will make your job a lot easier. Tax Guidc '74. How long has it been since you've read a really good book? We're making it easier to understand. 1+ Revenue Canada Revenu Canada Taxa'tion tnipot Hon Ron Basford L hon Ron Bastord MiniSter rmnistre vss DOUG WRIGHT