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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-27, Page 6-tt.tt.t.'tt,,,,'t''tt.t.. • • 4, , • d ...W.Kkume , • 1,. iet eint anerindnds asei Outscored their r to two, In the second period, Clinton came out flylng ar outscored their_ on six goals to two al% took a six goal lead into the third period, Scoring for Clinton in the second period were Dan Colgahoun With two more goals, Randy Millar with two more and singles by Mike Gibbings and Neil Colquhoun. In the third period; Clinton scored rive more goals by the tominute mark and then settled down to play defen§ive hockey and allowed Listowel to score a pair of late period goals. Dean Ryan had a relatively easy night in the nets for Clinton. Scoring, for Clinton in the third period were Neil Colquhoun with two goals, Paul Priestap with .two and uncei t, retain helr tw*....goa.t. teadSohn Gran 'get. Oalt bad.; . for- Clinton*, assisted by Randy Millar. Woodstock, never let up and beforethe period had ended thow dented the twine. twice more andtook a three goal leadby the, endof theseconaperiod. In the third perk* Clinton opened the scoring on a power play goal by Mike Gibhings aSsisted by Lee Arbour and Jim Cameron. That was all for the night for the mustangs as the powerful Woodstock team scored four more goats in.the P Harnburg Hahns. Game time r that onewillbe 730 Pt fl1 We hopetto see a good crowd out to these games, to see some last, exciting hockey and support for. a V4 ardag bie4ke$ team. ceNffiALJuN.oIc Tr AP * 0 Mk KO / 4 0 0 5314 1 ft *11 Kis 45t$1$* flowitt 5 1 4* 71% 4 000$11011101* *LT? AP 10***** * 7? 41114 *OW S S 1 44 II *WO 4 $ 0 44 41 * 0 * 14 6 Wilma s a to 0 40 70 4 TOP SCORERS GROUP 2 Paul Kelly, Clinton Randy hillier. Clinton Nefl Colquhoun, Clinton John Graham, Clinton Jim Nixon. Hanover G A PTS 1315 28 ,13 12 25 13 11 7 16 13 6 24 -23 19 Tyr nymers, Ladd, spark atoms to By_BrYark Marriage , Sean Van Dongen and Scott The Clinton Wilde* Atoms Kay scored singles for remained undefeated during Clinton, Receiving assists in the past weekend in home and the game for Clinton were home games with the Randy Marriage wittiAhree, powerful Seaforth club. Sean Van Dongen with two, In Seaforth last Tuesday. and singles going to Scott Kay after a scoreless first period., and Wayne Smith. tic Seafert1).,club beat linton In Clinton last Saturday, HD eader, oug Alexander the same two teams played to for three goals in the second a 1-1 tie in which both period, goaltenders. McClure for After a five minute rest, Seaforth and -Ladd of Clinton. Brad Hyrners ;qui Chris Ladd were very sharp. teamed up to give Clinton a 5- Clinton opened the scoring 3 victory in the third period, in the first period on a goal by Brad Ilymers scored three Sean Van Dongen, goals and Chris Ladd kept unassisted. Seaforth tied the Seaforthoff the scoreboard score in the second period. while in the net. with a goal credited to omen wins $500 in Grey Cup draw Mrs. Frank (Kay) Pyke of Clinton won the 5500 in the Clinton Lions Club Grey Cup draw last Sunday. Her lucky ticket of nine for the West and eight for the East proved to be the big winner. "Red" Garon of Clinton sold the winning ticket and also sold the most tickets for the Lions. Bryan Marriage of Clinton won the quarter score of $26, Cliff Ashton of Clinton won the half-thne score of$50, and Heather Cowan of Mitchell won the three-quarter score of $15. Draw chairman Stu Taylor said he was very pleased with the' participation in the draw, as all tickets were sold. The proceeds go to community betterment. He alto thanked 11111011111111111111•1111111ih. THIS WEEK'S Winners CLUB NO. 3 US. MARC WRVS You can b next nis O1.0110 toss to titiliy all ,those who bought tickets and also all those who worked so hard to sell them. PRACTISE BREAST SELF EXAMINATION Charlie Malcolm, actually scored on his net by Randy Marriage. The Clinton team was clearly outplayed by Seaforth. as the Clinton team reMat game Sal Next home game for the Ioeul talent will he a week from tonight (Dec. 4) when the Acton Intermediates traveibere, Last Thursday night. the high -flying Pert Elgin Subs slaughtered tIlet Colts 114 before a disappointing ram off for as late Colts: 'start ayafternoon. *sky penalties tune deciding, factor e wee "B's" rjjvenjks lose one tie one The Clinton Juveniles managed to pick up a tie out of two games away from home this past weekend. On Friday night. excellent defense from Paul Robinson and Dave Bartliff kept Mount Forest from totally running the Clinton boys right out of the arena, but instead kept it down to a 10-1 trouncing. Greg Butler scored Clin- ton's only goal. which was set two wins seemed to take too much for granted. Clinton's next game is at home on Saturday. against Hensall for their first meeting of the year. ' Girls beat Mitchell, 11-3 On November 16, St. Marys downed the Clinton Raiders girls' hockey team 4-1. The game. however, was protested and will be played again in the near future. Last Thursday night's game against Mitchell brought another win for the Raiders, this time by an 11-3 count. Mitchell scored twice in the first period but the Raiders struck back with four goals. Mitchell's goalie was kept busy in the second period as the Clinton team dumped four more goals in. The Raiders scored three more in the third period. while Mitchell fired one in. leaving the final score at 11-3. Sandra Fremlin and Debbie Cook were the top scorers of the night. Sandra. Fremlin with two unassisted goals. was assisted in two more by Phyllis Fremlin. Pattie Ray and Cheryillynn. Debbie .'Cook played hard and shot accurately for her first hat trick of the season. She was assisted by Lorrie Symons, Sandra Fremlin, Sandy Burns and Debbie Wilkinson. Scoring twice for the Raiders was Pattie Kay. while singles went to Debbie Wilkinson and Sandy Burns. Tonight (November 27) the Raiders host St. Marys. Game time is 6: 30 p.m. Midget Hockey Schedule Thursday Nov. 27 - 8:00 p.m. Clinton at Hensall Saturday Nov: - 8:30 Zurich at Clinton Monday Dec. 1 - 9:00 Clinton at Mitchell Saturday Dec. 6-8:30 Mitchell at Clinton Saturday Dec. 13- 8:30 Zurich at Clinton Tuesday Dec. 16 - 9:00 Clinton at Seaforth WednesdayDec. 1 7 - 9:00 Clinton at Zurich Saturday Dec. 20 - 8:30 Seaforth at Clinton Saturday Dec. 2. - 8:30 Hensel, at Clinton Saturday San 3 -8:30 Hensall at Clinton Monday San. 5 - 9:00 Clinton at Mitchell Tuesday Jan. 13 - 9:00 Clinton at Seaforth Thursday Jan. 22- S0flCHntonat Hensall Friday San. 23 - 8:30 Mitchell at Clinton ATTENTION FARMERS! Beat the increase cost of 28% LIQUID NITROGEN If yea have ON tip farm Storage for 211%Liqvid Nitrops, Contact as bray for truckload lets. FARM SUPPLY CENTRE R. *4 CLINTON, ONTARIO 402442i up by Peter Thompson and DaveBartliff. On Sunday night, the local boys travelled to Howick to battle a very' rough and rugged team. Greg Butler opened the scoring at 4:58 of the first period on a pass from Phil McCabe -only after Paul Walter missed a clear shot on a breakaway. The Clinton boys fell behind 2-1 as Howick scared in each of the first periods. Clinton controlled the majority of play. but ran into superb goaltending and had to settle for a tie as Dave Counter connected an Paul Walter's pass to make it 2-2 as Howick was playing a man short. The Juveniles play at home this Sunday afternoon at 5:30 p. m. against Arthur. Midgets win first The first scheduled game of Clinton Lions Midgets was played in Clinton on Satur- day, November 22 when Clinton beat Seaforth 7-4. Robert Heard put in the first goal for Clinton with Bill Roy and Gary Tebbutt assisting. The second goal was also scored 6y Robert Heard, assisted by Peter Thompson and Allan Taylor. The first and second goals wee both unassisted in the sesiand . period.. Peter Thomps)on scored the first ene and Robert Heard scored the second one. Robert Heard scored the first and second goal in the thit(„: period. Dennis Walter and Bill Roy assisted the first goal and Allan Taylor assisted the second goal. Dennis Walters scored the final goal in the game, with Danny Proctor and Marvin Merner assisting him. It was a great night for Robert Heard\vho scored five of the seven goals for Clinton. The next game will be held in Hensall on November 27 at 8 p.m. firSt The Clinton Peewee TtaG:toatIordrith.s7eirs:ref.irtsit, beyygarartpielaneyoyedort, Saundercock and Mike Seaforth and won 44. Marriage, Ray Taylor. Dave . IR FattaWiPkETE DETAIL,* SEE THE HURON SHOPPING NEWS. NOV. 21 We keep on saying it because its true. . . "All pu • - really need 18. Shuralin Beef • Sllasumilemenr * Producing beet on corn, silage can be a simple and profitable -business Particularly, if you'd, supplement your good corn with Shur -Gain Beef Silasupplement. 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