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Clinton News-Record, 1976-01-08, Page 6.• ; 0 • * .-• e Clinton.Juveniles had r -tint .weeketd of the sett as they owned ich 4,2 Saturday night; rriston 114 on Sunday horne ice y night, the *downed; the St. bomu.COlooels.41-4and last Sunday night before a 41Sappointinghometown, crowdbombarded the Kincardine itinucks In the St. Thomas match. newcomer Bruce MactiOnaki Of Fullerton got a hat tea for Clinton before he was thrown out of the game in the second period for pulling a St. Thomas player's hair MacDonaldis expected to pick up a two game suspension as well. SundayIn the night ,massacre, captain Mike Anstett had his best 0111tbt ever in tour ',ears of Junior hockey as 'he scored live goalswith Stave Cook breaking out for a hat trick with three nice efforts. Other **Me goaluorers in Clinton's romp were Brian and Barry Lane, --Paul PriestaP,, Paid !WY* Rob Heard, Pete ThoMpson. and Brian "Vic" Kennedy. Young O00 Peterson We th.. Mustangs some out- standing 'goaltending as he was filling in for the vacationing Dean Ryan, who, incidently, wtti down south' checking out the weather and Parks' four goals save The Clinton Colts, led by a four -goal performance by Scott Parks, fought back from a 6-2 deficit to tie the Paisley Maroons 7-7 last Friday night in Paisley. The tie left the local Colts one point behind the sante Paisley Maroons who are in third place in the six -team league. Highlighting the comeback Down at Bottom place Jo-Anns Chihuahuas with 30 points has a lot of growing to do to catch up with top place Marthas Huskies With.53 points, in the • Tuckersttilth Mixed bowling league - Anna's Airdales, with -49 points are in second place, while Mary's Mutts with, 45 points` are in third spot, Betty Bulldogs with 43 are femlh place and Isabel's Beagles wfth 32 are in fifth place. 4 -Sandra Burns had the high single of 299 ' and the high triple of 635. Walter Pepper had the men's high single of 255 while the high triple of 681 was bowled by Angus Hummel. In the Clinton Crown YBC Teen league. Jaws is still in • top place with 182 % points while the Nextts, have 181, Holland's Hoppe*,i' Theidon'tgiveatoots. and Sack's Superstars 163 each. the Sunshine Kids, 1371/2 and the Pro Joe's 134%. The high single of 306. high triple of 792 and the high average of 219 were all won by Deb Johnston while the men's high single of 283 and the high triple of 686 was bowled by Bob FalcpAer and the high average was won by, Keith Howatt with an average of 224. was a three -goal outburst in the second period Which saw the Colts tally the three goals in a span of 26 seconds. Colts' other goals came off the sticks of Derwin Carter, Mark Jenkins and defen- ceman Jim Cameron. The Colts travelled to Port Elgin oh Tuesday night to play the Sunocos. while on Saturday night the Colts play the • In the Friday night YBC league, the Rolling Balls with 125% points are in first place while the Strikers with 107 are second and the King Pins and Ellerby's Angels are tied for third spot with 104 points each. The Gangbangers have 96 points, Harts Headpins, 90%; Super Strikers, 84; and the Lucky Aces. 73 points. Kathy Jewitt with 178, bowled the girli high single, Erin Phillips with 322 had the high double and Wendy Welch with 163 had the high average. Greg Skinner had the boy's high single of 251, the high double of 473 and the high average of 217. Coops Clan is in top spot with 136% points in . the Saturday Morning YBC league. The Pin Boy Delights have 119, the Gutter Balls 110%, Strikes and Spares. 106 points, the Automatic Strikes and •the Crown Kings. 105 • ... TheMustangs conti lead .the league, a poalti they havelts:14 all season. So farthe, is tl*ng* have collected 19 wins against six losses amino ties. It second place New Hamburg hopes to overhaul the 'Stang*, it will have, to come on a lengthy roadtrip in January., The Clinton boys travel to New Hamburg Friday night and go to third place Listowel on Sunday. A pair of Victories against \ these two tough teams could leave the 'Stang* in lint place permanently. as the end of the schedule is only three weeks•aWay. • Clinton's hest home game will be against the cellar - dwelling Hanover Barons on Sunday night. January 19- Colts again in Port Elgin, with a starting time set for 8:30. To complete the busy weekend, the Ceitts play Sunday night in Lucknow against the cellar -dwellers, at 8 Colts' next home game 14 Thursday night (January 15) at 8:30 lagainst the league - leading Port Elgin Sunocos. local lanes points each and Lynn's Boys have 1031/2 points. • Judy Wise bad the girl's high single of 152 and the high double of 283. Lynn Arm- strong, with 156, bowled the high average. The boy's high average of 262, the high double of 471, and the high average of 215 were all bowled by Jamie Cooper. In the Molson's Crown , Mixed -League, the Jolly "5" are in top place with 48 points, the Try Hards, 46; Road Runners, and the Dead Beats, 43; Bill's Streakers. 42; the Ailey Cats. 41; the Rolling Stones, 39 and the Bromley Bunch, 34 points. Marie Collins bowled the high single of 265 and the high triple of 734, while Valerie; rriiii0 ',had ittltie WO" * average of 208. Ken Johnston bowled the men's high single of 318 and the high average of 238, while Bill Harris bowled the high triple of 694. . The Five Pinheads of the Londesboro Ladle's- League are in top place with 74 points. LOBA- install new officers The December meeting of - the LOBA No. 377 of .the Huron Lodge started with turkey supper. During the meeting officers were installed for the in - awing year, with the changes in the slate of officers being; financial secretary, Mrs. Fanny Clark; outer guard, Clark Forest. A variety program followed in charge were Mrs. G:. Wren and Mrs. F. Forest. It in- cluded,' Christmas' • carols, readings by Connie Colclough, piano solo by Josie Cunningham, a mouth organ tune by Tom Deeves, a vocal solo by, Phyllis Harrison, a reading by Clark Forest, aid whistling byPora Heard. It was followed by a con- test, and several more Christmas carols. The night finished' with an exchange of gifts. Our.Congridulations.; to Clinton's first baby of 1174, Dianne Elizabeth Ross. born January 1. Our gift to you is a lounge chair. Now in stock.- for tke frpostrions HORSE LINIMENTS, BRIDLES, BRUSHES, AND BANDAGES Arriving Daily... Veterinary supplies from Gardo.-for your dog or cat. Clinton Home Hardware ALIERT SY. WHIM while the Quints are not far behind with 65 points. The Five Stooges have 62 points, the Doo Littles and the ,Honeybees have 34 points each, and the Holly Joker% 25 points. Mary Salverda. with 251, bowled the h:gh single white Dorothy Carter with 620 had the high triple and also had the high average with 200. June Fothergill was the most improved player with a score of plus 12. In the Huronview Mixed League, Coopers Crew, with 55 points. are in top spot, while Dianne's Deamons are in second place with 49 points. The Champtions have 46 points, the - Swingers. 39; ,Judy's Jewels, 34 and the irnPredictebles, 31 points. 4.7 trhyi Susan are in top spot in the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies' League with 76 points, but are followed by the Pharmers with 75, the Eager Beavers and the Ying Yangs with ° 69 each, the Alley Cats with 66, and the Roly Coasters with 65. Iva, Reid had the ladies' high single of 272, while Nancy Ray had both the high triple of 623 and the high average of 200. Bart*. Lane, (18) of the Clinton MOO $$* gets the short `end ota had deal duriat an attempted sCoring,play en the St. Thomas goalie kW Friday night. The 'Stang' beat the Colonels 0-4, and then Siiiiday night trounced the Kin. carding, 1;,inuks 15-7. (News -Record photo) • Ott*Saturday night, Clinton. made its way to Goderich for a° 9 pan: game that didn't start moil 9 ;40, end found theMselVes down 2-0 until 1-4:50 of the first period, when Paul Walter scored his first goal of the season on a pass from Peter Thompson. The second period remained scoreless, but in the third 'period. Walter didn't take long to tie it up with his second goal of the night. with Peter Thompson' assisting again. Clinton took the lead at 12:50 when Dave Counter scored on a pass front Brian Newington and at 1354, Greg Butler added an insurance game of the season. tosing goal with Paul Walter to Seaforth by a 3-1 margin. assisting. Seaforth opened the scoring On Sunday, the Juveniles at the 4;06 mark -of the second came out skating hard in a period; 'and moved out in game that was shortened due front 2-0 at 529 of the final $4004 to make it 3-0 bfore Harrivon made it Before the next two minutes One tie. Were played Dennis Wa1tr second and Greg. Butler each scored, Forest ;liming the *core. to 5,1. ,Leading sc to the -final period, Clinton Tuveii flarriston made at Walter WI 1:46 mark but at 5:49, Brian six assis Newington scored to make,it of nine re 6-2 with Phil McCabe and with five geal$ Paul Robinson picking upassists, for seven p01 assists. McCabe with four g Phil McCabe scored a pair three 'assists.for se of goals inthe last five rxiiilts; Dave BartIitt Minutes to end the game with three goals and three VI an 8-5 victory- for six points; anti The local boys play tonight Robinson'with one , goal at, home at _9 p.m. with • " five_ assists, giving him s Goderich providing the op- points also. Atoms drop from first Last Saturday aftern'oon Van Dongen and Bobby saw the W iidex- DuPee" ' In the final minute of ,the Atoms droptheir iecond game. the home toWnerS. pulled their goalie in an at- tempt to score the tying Pal - Instead, the visitors fired an insurance marker into the empty .net with only 14 seconds left on the clock. to the stormy weather. stanza. -Just eighteen seconds Tuesday night the Atoms Clinton took a 1-0 lead into the later, Randy Marriage poked travelled to Seaforth for an second period as Greg Butler in Clinton's only goal of the attempt to regain a share of scored with Paul Walter game on a pass from Sean first place. picking up the assist • Thompson and Bill Roy In the second period, Peter Vanastraurling Club C The winners of the first and lead. Harry Merrinran. draw at the Vanastra Curling On Saturday January 3. a Club are: Tuesday night playdown at the Vanastra Ladies' - winning team - skip, Curling Club was held to Marilyn Broadfoot; vice, decide our representative at wNehliltiee . Gonief second, Julie the British Consol Embling; and lead, Violet Piaydown.s, District 13B: The Vanastra Club will be Wednesday night mixed represented by a .team of curling team. Winners were skip; John Brownridge; vice; skip, Ed Broadfoot; vice, , Dennis Lebrun; second,. Aill Crystal Jewitt; second, Gary Munro; and lead, Birrf Jewitt; and lead, Brenda - Davis. Picard. , • Saturday and Sunday The winning team in the (January hi° -C1o1n)siil tphebidyadtoewnsfor Thursday night Men's the B Curling were: skip, Ed :in Goderich. Broadfoot; vice, Harry -Ii The membership at the Merriman; second, :tic Vanastra Curling Club s' Evansand lead, Percy approximately 120 members, ; Brown. Friday night mixed league season and further bulletins The winning team in the John Club is enjoying an active season begins thisweek. 'The and the second draw of the were: skip, Browftridge; vice, Jenny . • • will keep you informed of onspels and jittneys the Russo; second, Gil Laurin; o Club hosts, as well as those in , and lead. Dawn Laurin. which our teams partidipate. 'On December 28, the On January 24, in the. Vanastra Curling Club was ' Citizen's Band • Radio represented at Seaforth in the Operators Bonspiel Will be Senior Divisional Playdowns. held at the Vanastra Curling Our ,team consisted of : skip, Club. The sponsors of this Royce McCaulyi vise. Joe men's .8onspiel isAtheRado Murphy: second.Dickplion; Shack, Goderich. Orth rting news. • The holiday is over and things are back in full swing at the Curling Club. The second draw of the men's, ladies'. competitive and mixed leagues begin this week. In addition to the above leagues. there has been a new league admitted, and one the club has needed for some time. The Junior Curling Club was established over the holiday and it is shaping up to be a great success. Over 60 Junior Curlers have joined the league and they will be curling on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 6 p.m. They elected their executive at a meeting on December 23. Dave Reid is president; Fay Storey. vice president and Jane Ribey, secretary -treasurer. The • membership com- mittee consists of Glen • Stewart, Lynn Henderson, David Underwood and John Primeau. The draw coin- mittee is Rick Stewart, David Ste. Marie and Brian Vincent. Seaforth Curling Club president\ Stewart McCall and Mrs. McCall have donated a trophy for the Junior Curlers to compete with in their draws. The Club congratulates and supports the Junior Curlers in their efforts. - The first draw S are over and play-offs were completed during the holly *inner of the mixed, was Neil Dolmage of the Friday night draw, beating out Jim Cunningham of the -Thursday night draw. Winner of the Men's was not available. On Sunday, December 28, the Seaforth Senior's team played against the Vanastra Seniors with Seaforth winning two games straight -This gave them the subdivision title and they travelled on to Tara on January 4, where they won their first and third games to claim the division over a team from Meaford. They will play the semi-finals in Kitchener -Waterloo on Januaryll. Club playoffs created quite an interest for both curlers and spectators this past two weeks. Three teams entered the British Consol , playoffs this year. Dr. George Alexander skipped one team with Gerald Smith, Clayton Fraser and Paul Storey. Bob Wilson skipped another with Bill Campbell Jr., Doug Rowcliffe and Bob Ste. Marie. Rob (.1.A.) Robichaud skipped the third with Neil Hemingway, Joe Wilson and John Pat- terson Jr. They played double knockout and it went to the fifth game to declare Alexander the winner over Wilson. The Alexander- rink will represent Seaforth in the subdivisiuu padyuits ifl Goderich on - Saturday, _January 10. There will be some excellent curling there. doodl.pck Guys. The Seagram Mixed also saw three teams competing for the right to represent the Club. Neil Hemingway skipped a rink with- Loretta Dolmage, •Neil Dolmage and Donna Hemingway. Bob Wilson entered with Kay Sharp, Doug Rowcliffe and Sharon Wilson. Bill Campbell Jr. skipped the third team ,with_ Gwen Patterson, John Patterson and Grace Cam- pbell. • Another stronly contested double knock -out series progressed to see the Cam- pbell rink finally wing over Wilson in the fifth game. The Campbell rink goes on to represent Seaforth in the subdivision playoffs in Exeter on January 25. Good luck guys and -gals. By the Way: did you know that 1976 is the 100th birthday of the Seaforth Curling Club? How appropriate t� have a Junior Curling Club born. Our Centennial Year is shaping up to be a great year! (I hear the special events committee has a few things in mind for as.) P.S. Happy winner of the Christmas Draw was Morley Storey. The ladies thank everyone for their generous support. ANNUAL JANUARY SALE Specially Selected Groups of- this Season's top Sellers ii SUITS SPORTCOATS * SLACKS SWEATERS * SHIRTS JACKETS CARCOATS TOPCOATS LEATHER COATS * ETC Don't miss this chance to Stretch your clothing budget and save cold cash on a -new winter war- drObe. Mast wanted colors, styles and fabrics to take you beautifully into spring. All sales final. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CALF, TICKETS ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL .ALTEIRATIONS AT COST ON Alt SALE CLOTHING • King Street, Onion 481-7735 Winners of our Christmas Draws: Mts. Lynda Satan, Godoricht, Mrs. .Jan o Rodiloy, Clinton; Mrs. Oa Connifighoille, $iyth, Sonia, Draw MC - 24 - Mrs. thandlor, WinShatn.