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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-12-13, Page 6onyx wett*Srn h by 4 tmt „ ust score was Clint et Tit ;.„ Wait game were eibte to tend,tTillsonburg r CoLhRyan Wrote coring tor Clinton in the first period were, Lee Arbour. iatir$ Lane, Brace MarPonald• Rand.YMmar andjamie Thompson. The second Period was Tama closer as each team played a man for man game and both teams blinked the light only once. Clifton's goal came oft the stick of Neil Cob:whom tne 4 b a. I5but apai.rof inor perL)tIes by Dan.., re, r Alexander and RIM tift"OkttA .4* Coqj4oun h4' 404044 0,104, 0 Qselft ‘iSt Sunday evening in New Hamburg against the second place Hahne. the MOsstarigswere clearly- o'* nleyedout-hustled and out stored, On top of all thisthe iStangs also Leat the services of veteran right winger. Rand lf Millar, (broken collar bone) forsixtoeight weeks. Poor officiating and a slack timekeeper didn't help the *Stangs game any and: cap, ten Mike Anstett received a triple minor and a 10 minute misconduct for a total of 16 minutes in penalities at the end of the first period. allowing the Hahns a pair of power -play goals to give them Down at the local lanes The PHARMers have moved ahead this week in the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies league, with 1 points, The Laity Susans and the Alley Cats are tied with 56 points each and the Eager Beavers have 55, and the Ying-Yangs. with 54 Points, are not far behind, The Rely Coasters are caught In a slump, with 48 points. Elsie Murrell had the high single and the high triple with 270 and 681 respectively. The• high average of 202 was bowled by Naney Roy. In the Tuckersmith Mixed league, Marthas Huskies are still on top with 41 points. although Anna's Airedales are in close contention with 40 points. Betty's Bulldogs are not far behind with 39 points, and Mary's Mutts, with 35 points. could pull up to third place without too much problem. Jo -Ann's Chihuahuas are trailing behind with 28 points. and Isabels Beagles are the un- derdogs this week. with 27 points. Shirley Hargraves, with 209, has the high single and Mary Buffinga has the high triple of 568. Bill Pepper had the men's high single of 295 and Tony Yandendool, with 689, the high triple. Holland's Hoppers are on top of the Clinton Crown YBC Teen league this week, with 166% points while the We've Had It's are not far behind with 162 points. Jaw's, with 16114 points, could move into second place next week. The Neytts have 160; Sack's .Superstars, 1 5 5 ; Theidon'tgiveahoots. 146 points; Sunshine Kids, 130% and the Pro Joe's with 119% points. Deb Johnston took the ladieshigh single with 243. the high triple with 657 and the high average with 216. Harry Hoikatt bowled the nien's high single with 308 and the high 'triple with 723. Keith Howatt had the high average of 224. In, the Londesboro Ladies' League, the 5 Pin Heads have nothing to fear in the way of competition, with 67 points. The team behind them, the Quints have only 58 points. The 5 Stooges have 57 peints, the Doo-Littles, 34; the Honey Bees. 32: and the Jolly Jokers, 25 points. Anne Overholt had the high single of 288. Dorothy Carter the high triple of 677 and the high average of 200, and June Fothergill was the most improved player with plus 11. In the Clinton -Blyth Ladies' league the Happy Gang, the Alt Stars, and the Gutter Gals. all have 57 points. while Tootle Fruites are not far behind with 56 points. Ann's Angels have 52 and the Lazy Susans have 5) points. Yvonne Youngblut had the high single of 290 and the high triple of 655, while Mary Davey bowled the high average of 219. The Try-Hards, have been and are still on top of the M °Is on' s Crown Mixed League. with 44 points. while the Road Runners and the Dead Beats are tied for second with 43 points apiece. The Jolly ur have 41 pointi, ours SArgalters, 35 and The Bromley Bunch, the Rolling Stones 'and TheAlley Cats are tied for last place, with 34 points each. Marie Collins bowled both the ladies' high single of 293 and the high triple with 725. Linda Cooper, with 212 had the high average. In the men's clivisioniten Johnston had 313 for the high single and 238 for the high average, while Bill Gibbings bowled ' 742 for the high triple. Donna's Dolittles are in bottom place of the Clinton Mixed league, with 23 points. while The Lane Rangers are in top spot, with 51 points. Susies Sweeties have 45 points the Hawks. 44; the Black Balls, 40; the Pin Riders, 38; the Fuddle Duddles. 33; and Wayne's Alley Cats, 31 points. Val Marriage bowled the high single of 364, the high triple of 698 and the high average of 214. Larry Gib- bings had 330 for the men's high single, and Bill Strong. with 730, had the high triple and the high average. with 220. In the Londesboro Men's league, the Vegas, with. 63 points are in top position. The Toyotas have 50 points, the Colts, 48; the Ponys, 46; the Datums, 41 and the Volvos, 25, T. Duhter bowled 340 for the high single and 746 for the high triple, 8. Shaddick had 318 for the high average. A. Bosman was the most im- proved player with plus 24. In the Saturday morning YBC League., Coops Clan have 136% points. Pin Boy Delights. 105; Lynas Boys, 101%; the Gutter Balls. 100%; Strikes and Spares, 98; Crown Kings. 97; the Automatic Strikes, 92 and the Hitters. 93 V3 - Eunice Batkin rolled a 196 for the girls' high single and 161 for the high average. Lynn Armstrong, with a 339, bowled the high double. Jeff Cook with 255 and 385 had the • boy g high single and high double, while Jamie Cooper had the high average 01 213. The Rolling Balls are on top of the YBC Friday night league with 119% points followed by the Strikers with 99; the King Pins, 92, Ellerbys Angels, ; the Gangbangers, 81; Harks Headpins, 80%; the Super Strikers, 77 and the Lucky Aces had 71 points. , Erin Phillips with a 198, bowled the girls' high single. the girls high double of 388, and. the high average of 161. Greg Skinner had the bays' high single of 263, the high double of 483 and the high average of 215. Th rida,y nightthe tanga travel, for the first time this year to Kittcartlitt.* and en Sunday night. the `Stamp play host to. the Ingersoll Marlands. Some good news for the kiddies. the Mustangs received a cablegram from the North Pole telling them that Santa Claus is comln down to Sunday's game an he's bringing along bags of • candies for all children under 12 years of age, who are accompanied by an adult, CENTRAL JR. Q wove two W ET F Pt C161.620 15 6 0 13, 4430 tarotv$2.4% le 4 0 100 114 34 1.660141 11 66 03 33 Kmardifte S 10 3 SI 112 12 Itanovw I 15 1 04 110 3 GROUP THE W L T 11 A P Twit*in IS 3 *135 573* Woot1s16411 10 5 2 116 114 al swoons is 1 113 5531 kiena11 6 to 0 ea lei 12 $1,166i6n 10 1 06 100 11 ktio056 2 14 1 40 133 6 t Fr pSiflZt t tit twin, andH singLes "." t some attlitM P144, the Clinton .luvenlies out 'uied the tIoderIch team last Sunday ;tight to were as 44 upeet vtigory. Here titian Newington, left* dark SWeAkte4101tes the victory cry otter storing late In thetmot dad. (Newa,Recordphetot Colts win one, lose one Last Thursday night in Clinton, the Clinton Colts received spectacular goaltending from Dennis Fleischauer on route to an impressive 7-1 triumph over the Paisley Intermediates. Fleischauer frustrated Juveniles down Goderich The Clinton Juveniles. sporting new uniforms, downed Goderich by a 44 score last Sunday night. Goderich scored first at 9;01 of the first period, but at the 13 minute mark Dave Denial, scored on a power play goal on a play set-up from Dave Counter and Bill Roy. At 17:51 Greg Butler scored to make it 2-1 as Goderich was once again short handed. In the second period. Clinton carne out skating fast as Paul Walter fed Peter Thompson a lead pass at the 54 second mark, to make it 3- 1 Robert Harkes played an excellent second period Necking 21 Goderich shots, In the final period, Brian Newington scored unassisted to make it 4-1, but at 6:07 with Phil McCake off for high sticking. Goderich scored to make it 4-2. Goderich kept the pressure on only to have time run out. The Juveniles play at home tonight at 7 :30 p.m. against Howick, Seaforth Curling news The weekend saw some very 'good bonspiel action from a couple of our local rinks. Attending a Cash Spiel in St. Marys on Saturday. December 13, were Bob Wilson, Bill Campbell, Doug Roweliffe and Glenn Hayter. They came through with the second top score for the day and brought home a good purse for their efforts, The Legion Zone Playdowns were held on Sunday, December 14, in the Vanastra Curling Club. Two teams represented Seaforth: ane consisted of John E. Patterson, Dave Cornish, Lloyd Rowat and Dick Whiteley; the other featured Wildred Titfard, Ray Hut- chinson, Charlie Woods and John Cairns. The Patterson rink placed in third thus qualifying to continue on to Galt ort January 4. I promised to give you names for a seniors team to represent our club in the Seniors Playdowos on December 28. They are John E. Patterson. Dave Cernish, Des Cassidy and Wildred Titford. Remember, this playdown is hosted by our club so let's have some spectators out on the 38th to cheer our team on. Keep in mind the two day bonspiel in Seaforth on January 17 and 18. Contact anyone on the Bonspiel Committee to enter your rink or write your entry on the poster, upstairs at the club. . By the way: did you know that rule 12(6) states that "An end shall be considered as decided whenthe skips or acting skips, in charge of the house a ot the time agree upon the score for that end." Paisley scoring attempts throughout the game, but had his shutout bit spoiled at 15:33 of the third period on a 35400t slapshiit by Paisley's Kellet. New -comer George Davidson paced the Colts attack with two goals while Greg Burns. Derwin Carter, Scott Parks, Mark Jenkins and Al Cornell added solo efforts. A goal by John Hollis only seven seconds into the third period, proved to the winner as the Milverton Four -Wheel Drives edged the Colts 4-2 last Sunday afternoon in Milverton. Other marksmen for Milverton were Rick Morrow. Salam Kulafofski and Charlie MacDonald. Netting the twine for the Colts was Harvey Atchison and captain Rick Prernlin. Referees Nixon and But- cher handed out 12 minor penalties with each team being assessed six apiece. Tfinite, the Colts travel north to battle Hanover at 8:30 while Sunday afternoon the Colts play in Lucknow at 8:30 against old-time rivals, the Sepays. Come out and support the Colts. exhibition, game 4 inexi re last SundaY* VIM dgeort a MIX OM by a rs for the Clinton ther a Ow old teem 4talnnt. Clinton Rh two. Randy natant A" win one tie two In the past week the Clinton Bantam As tied two games and won one game. On Thursday. December 11, Clinton played at liensall and tied the game 24. In the first period, Wayne Tideswelt. assisted by Steven Lobbgot the first goal. Tony Denomm,e received the puck trorn Larry Bunn in the second period to notch the other goat There was no scoring from either team in the third period. The next evening, Friday December 12, Clinton tied Zurich 3.3 on home ice. The first goal was scored by Wayni Tideswell, when he received the puck from Rod Blake, The second goal in the first period was scored by Rod Blake after receiving a pass from Mery Taylor. Clinton didn't bend the twine in the second period, but Wayne Tideswell flashed the red light in the third period on a pass from Larry. Bunn. On Saturday night, December 13. Clinton blanked Hensall 4-0 on home ice, with Clinton goalie Dave Williscraft picking up the shutout. In the first period, Marty Baker and Jamie Cooper assisted Wayne Tideswell in putting a dent in the net. There was no scoring in the second period. Halfway through the third period. Tony Denotnme fed Wayne Tieeswell a lead pass to make the score 3-0. Jeff Colclough notched a goal two minutes later, and Jeff Gibbings scored the last goal 30 seconds later. Being active • doesn't have to be a memory PaRnownon Room vow tvran kw& I%\ fie*, HuIly Gully plans big race Hully Gully, near Varna. will be the host of the Huron Cup Classic to be held, December 27 and 28, this year. The purse in this first Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation sanctioned series in Western Ontario. is $5,000. The Cup was first won by Cliff Johnson from Ingersoll in 1973 -and Last year by Brian Graydon of Tillsonburg, both of whom are corning back again this year to compete. Not only wilt professionals be competing, but the number of entries is expetted to triple to a total of over 1,000 Sponsors in this series are Molson's Brewery, Benson and Hedges, CKSL Radio. Gates Rubber Co., 'and Champion Spark Plugs. Put a gift from • CLINTON pogn Herman's under his tree.... SLACKS- An ststes. colours. and fabrics he'd like SWEATERS.. T° cctrnbi" warmth* and styie come:tor" SPORTSHIRTS.. clich, manly colours . . truly an outstanding selection. GOWNS A large selection at Caulfield guest Coma Gowns in Slue. Wine. Green. and Gold, it( HERMAN'S t4 CHRISTMAS DRAW 4 PRIZES • tie% Dec. 4-425 Dec, 13-435 Decs 20-450 Dec. 24--5III0 CO it Wait air allr 411( Winner of DEC. &DRAW MRS J. YEO *IS." Winner of Dee. 3 Draw Mrs. Karen Tait $25.00 ' Herman's ear Th. C ' 11' 0' LbtrSt. tLINTON If you walk to work, it won't be work to walk. kit The Clinton Raiders girls' hockey team kept Seaforth off the svoteboard last Friday night and the Clinton girls came up with a 2-0 vita. Darlene Chow= proved her worth in the Clinton nets, getting the shut -out. Clinton scorers were Debbie Wilkinson and Sandra Burns, with assists coniiog from Ruth Ann Neihms and Patti Kay. The Raiders host St. Marys tonight at Clinton (December Is) at 6:30 p.m. and the girls are looking for more bus support. The Raiders would 813,0 to express "their sincere gratitude to all those who made their dance last Saturday night such a suc- cess. Special thanks go to Mr. Flynn for donating the turkey for the draw and also congratulations to the win- ner. Clarence Neilans of Clinton. Specie -mention too. to the arena staff and Janet Graham for their heti). Gibbings spurs pee wee "A's" Good news came to the Pee Wee "A" team with a 16-0 win over Grund Bend an Monday evening, An all together effort and great spirit sparked a six goat night for Tony Gibbings. Paul Stephenson put away three, Ian- Peck notched two with singles to Mike Wilson, Brian Tompkins, Daye Jewitt. Jeff Taylor and Jim Fleming. Good pass connections and fast skating gave Clinton the Goaltenders were Mike Witliscraft and Roy Brown. Now for the bad news! Dublin proved to be too much for Clinton last weekend. At 4-3 tk_ 9 Seaforth on Friday, Clinton led 3.1 at the end of the first period with goals from Ian Peck and Sean Van Dongen. Dublin scored one in each of the remaining periods to win 3-2. Mike Williscraft played in the netior Clinton. On Saturday, Dublin came to Clinton and handed out Clinton another defeat. 54. The teams battled in a close game, each boy giving full measure of his talent. Scorers for Clinton were Jim Fleming. Ian Peck and Tony Gibbings. Roy Brown played in net for Clinton. 0'0'0 40":040'N'Sla0v * THE COUNCIL AND OFFICIALS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Wish to thank all ratepayers for their co-operation in MS and wish everyone A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR GREG BRANDON MILT DALE TOM OWZER JOE HUNK ONG JOHN J EW ITT CLARE VINCENT. CLERK - GEORGE HOGGART NORM ALEXANDER Drainage Commissioner 40V00 ttivt0:040:OO Road Superintendent Small Ads ocirty stg.Resutts 04,r Rciotce in the glorious birth ot, our SA% tor. Find inner pe.ite; and , arnith en .tile trut. spirit 14. liristimis. Our gratitude for your kind patronage. WALLACE TURKEY PRODUCTS LTD• 14 N REttSMA and STAFF SLYTH and CLINTON