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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-22, Page 6itli4l »R4t �r anu r*ui' i It+eplint as in mils box tea • times. aarpd 0. 4 r• New game was fairly clo until the third frame when Clinton dumpe4 Ve '.ala' to Win en forthe MIOlangs Kennedy with a, Barry Lane with + n, aind singles to Paul Keil* Steve Cook, ell Coiquhoun, and Bruce Watt. etsowel 1s 1tt,. am 4,41 3!i ants '11amt lash Fxlday night,Clinton netpiinder Dean R� kept the u tangs. in contention Wit We in the third period when the Jahns went ahead for g Ryan -faced 43 shots. while Clinton Offence was it dtoo33 shots. CHion marksmen were all solo efforts to.' ; Paul . Kelly, Clinton Mustang GosRending Min. G.A. Avg. Dear* Ryan > .. ..: 833 -55 3:92 Dore Peterson 110 6 3.50 Ham► Olewchowski 672 57 5.17 •# JoePiume . 120 13 6.50 4- No longer with Mustangs. MUSTANG SCORING NAME G.P. V,. Pts, A. PaulKelly 26 20 35 55 Neil C+OigUhoun • 29 25 27 f►2 John Graham 25 12 29 41 Brian Rnedy 27 17 22 39 RandyMillar—, 20._.2t 17 39 Mike Atlstett . 20 16 16 32 Dan Colauhaun .. 21 13 19 32 Steve Cook .. . . 26 9 22 31. Paul Preistap .. - - 11 17 28 Barry ne 27 16 10 26 MikeGibbings 28 10 15 25 *Jim Calderon 20 3 22 25 Brian.fane 7 7 14 21 Robert -Heard 20 10 7 17 Jamie Thompsan .23 .2 14 16 Lee Arbour .19- 9 f> i5' Bruce MaacDonald . 7 5 Bill Irwin .. ...15 0 Dave Bartiiff . 8 0 'DaveWatts .. . 2 1 Allan Taylor . 2 0 ' Paul Robinson .... 2 0 Pete Thompson .. 3 0 .Dave Counter ..... 1 0 Henry Oiechowski . - + No longer with Mustangs A JUNIOR C Single uist up by Broatt, The 'Wotan Kine !s dine f Toecday night L.towel.+ycl night at 8:30 Clinton Arena. They travel to Woodstock Sunday night fol" an en. • counter against the powerful Navy, Vets. travelledto' e last post Frit*? .ln# DIVISION 0 W L T G.F. A. Pts. 'Clinton • 22 7 0 307 131 44 21 7 1 192 130 43 16 .10 2 155 151 34 8 17 2 142 196 le 2 27 2 196 231 6 New Bamburg L4stowel ... . Kincardine Hanover Raiders win three mare 'e Clinton Raiders girls' hockey team have won three games within the past three weeks. Last Thursday, the team played host to Mitchell and won 5-0. After futile attempts from both teaztis, the first period ended scoreless. Sandra Premlin started the scoring for the Raiders with an unassisted goal at 2:53 in the second period. Debbie Cook dumped one in on the Mitchell goalie at 4:53 in the second . period With an assist from Ruth Ann Npilans. The third,period saw lots of action as Mitchell fought their way for a goal, 'Darlene Cowen, Clinton's 5 10 goalie, was ready and Mit- 7 7 cbell was =able to get past. 4 . 4 Howevert. Miffs goalie 1. 2 . saw three -Ilio gnats whizz 2 z hy. , her . as Sandra Fremlin 1 1 scored her second goal in the 0 1 game at 1:42 in the third period assisted by Jennifer 1 m Luddism. kharn Ruth .Ann Neilans fired one in "seconds later assisted by Sandra Burns. Jennifer I.uckham dumped one ' in at 8:46 of the third period assisted by Debbie Cook and. -Ruth Ann Neilans leaving the ending score 5-0. The Clinton . girls' hockey team now have ne* uniforms with each sweater having an individual sponsors name on the back. They are very grateful to. each sponsor (all Clinton businessmen) for taking- such an interest in our team and.providing us with these much needed uniforms. The Raiders will play Seaforth Friday night in Seaforth, and next' home game will be next Thursday, January 29, when the Raiders will play host to St. Mary's. Gann time is 6:30 p.m. Hope to see you there. Your support is welcome. December 27, 1975, the Clinton Raiders swamped Mitchell 8.0, and in a game agar* ° blin; January a, the local girls won 7-3. TRUCKLOAD SAIE. "le AMIC ea r outN3 S LOW Al112' Don't forget the third race in the WESTERN ONTARiO SERIES sanctioned '/�' Snowmobile Races aturday—Sundry, Jan. 24 - 25 /A:ulalay %al al 111 ULL SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED Varna Ontario N(*M ?lit DWI 519 262 5809 int. brach of the osis* Bank, presents Mrs.. Bess flurry Merriman; dna Of +e r,, o e as a century old bottle In CIInt . Thee Royal i .tt dilewith . plaque' designating Bank, dont aver 50 of these plaques to century old homes in Clinton, as part of their Centennial project. (News.Reecr d Vital ►spiel was - Co- ed by a1-aafe i, and Crocker Family `outwear. Excellentprizes of hams:, cheeses and Wines were awarded to the winners. Top rink in the nine o'Ctock draw was sskippped:.by Graham Sla�oi%with D.. Hannon, mum Doug Kirkley, Seaforth and Shield Stephenson from Walkerton. Taking second Prrize were John and Gwen atterson with Bill and Ferne Taggart from Aylmer. - - Thi Third prize went to Glen and Lois Hayter with Robert Anderson from Londesboro and Ellen Colson from Clinton, Top rink in the 11:30 draw was skipped by Jim Cun- ningham with Anne Cun- ningham and Bill and Mary Harvey from Chatham. Second prize went to Bob and Sharon Wilson with George and Anne Armitage from Chatham. Third prize was won by Bill and Marg Fleming with Don and Anne Dance from Ayr. The Bonspiel Committee Atoms gain spit in weekend gam Last Saturday, the Clinton Wil-Dex Atoms travelled to Seaforth for the Winter Carnival Atom Hockey Tournament. In their first game, they beat Blyth 4-1. The Clinton boys came out strong, scoring three times in the first ten minutees with goals going to Brad Hymers, Sean Van Dongen and Randy Marriage. The second period Was scoreless and Blyth got one back early in the third period by K. Howatt. After a bruising ten minutes, Ronnie Blake scored an insurance marker to make the final score Clinton 4, Blyth 1. In the second game, Clinton ran up against a powerful Brussels team and after two scoreless periods, Brussels outskated Clinton and fired four unanswered goals in the third period. Chris Ladd in the nets or Clinton was extremely sharp in both games and kept Clinton in the game up until the last five minutes when the whole Clinton team gave up.. Brussels went on to , play Listowel for -the "4" championship and lost by one goal in overtime. Hanover took the consolation "B" championship home, defeating the host 'club, bantam tourney ends The Clinton Recreation Committee's eighth annual Bantam Tournament drew to a close Sunday afternoon after two weekends of ex- cellent, exciting hockey. People who missed the games missed out on some exciting action as Mississauga , downed Hespeler 3-2 to win the "A" championship, while in the "B" category it was New Hamburg" downing Walkerton 6-1. The "C" Division saw two old arch rivals battle, with Mitchell defeating Sehforth, 3-1, bur in the "D" category, Fort Henry Heights ran out of time as they fell 4-2 to last year's champions Creemore giving up a last minute goal into the empty net. The "E" title went to Satnia Reserve as they defeated Blyth 10-6. Colts face Blues tonight The Clinton Colts, still fighting for a playoff spot, face the nearly invincible Harriston Blues tonight. (Thursday) at the Clinton arena at 8: 30 p.m. The Harriston team has lost only one game all season, and will face an eager Clinton team who have had a week's rest after their games last week were cancelled because of the snowstorms. This Saturday, the Colts travel to Port Elgin, but are back here again this Sunday night for an 8 p.m. encounter with the Lucknow Lancers. Brand New! For Your Bathroom! TUBSURR O U D Practical v° Simple Easily !wflled i Effective v . Priced Riohrt COUNTER CASH & CARRY Building Supplies 482 9612 ^„ M Seaforth. Last Monday, the Atoms travelled to Hensall for a WOAA scheduled game and won 2-1. Hensall opened the scoring in the first period on a screen shot against Clinton netminder Doug Alexander and Bobby Dupee tied it up for Clinton late in the period. The second period remained tied at one goal each, as neither team could find the range although Clinton were stopped time and time again by Hensall goalkeepers. After 10 minutes of rest both clubs 'came out skating and Clinton managed to put ane home by Sean Van Dongen with +'12 seconds remaining on the clock. Clook outshot Hensall by a wide margin of 35-10. The Atoms next home game is Saturday, January , 24, at 4:30 against the same Hensall team, then they travel to Mitchell, on January 25. Pee wee A's nip Seaforth 3-2 r! t38.• They Van...*; ar -Spectators are Mort to COMO rutrud Cheer Oa team of David Ste, a Dave Reid, Glen Stewart Jae McLean, The Seagram Mixed te* travels. to Exeter on Sunda; January 2540 play in the first round of that competition k, Again, 'spectators wonl4 most Welcome to cheer on t. Seaforth representatives the Campbells and ,F*' tersons. Winner of the second 50 draw in 'the club was Vi Peterson. It looked as though it would be stormy on the ice last Friday, as well as outside; when the "A's" took on Seaforth. Two penalties to Clinton in the early minutes had the A's at a disad- vantage, but they settled down after a goal by Ian Peck. Each team scored two goals each during the game. Sean Van Dungen and Tony G ibbings were the other goal getters for Clinton. Saturday found the "A's" at Blyth . for an exhibition game. Some stiff checks were handed out by both clubs. Blyth managed three goals to Clinton's two for the win. Clinton's goals were not- ched by Jeff Taylor and Ian Peck. Thanks Dear Editor: We wish to take this Op- portunity to thank everyone who helped to make the Clinton Minor Soccer Dance a success. The proceeds will be usedto buy new soccer balls, nets and any other necessary equipment needed to help the Clinton and area boys in their upcoming season of 1976, There was a definite community spirit expressed throughout the evening. ft was greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Clinton Minor Soccer Com- mittee. STICKERS They've traveled folks. it's evident From all those stickers showing, But due to boasting where they've been, They can't see where they're going. —Virginia Ree Mock OUT IN THE COLD Though remedies will bar no holds in stating they are good tor colds, I'd really be so glad -for one That said it was bad for one. —Donna Eveleth Clinton & District 8TH ANNUAL WINTER CA MAL January 30 to Feb. 8 1 0 DAYS OF FUN & FROLIC FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 1976 9:00 p.m. -Clinton Lions Club Winter Carnival Queen Dance at the Legion Hall music - "Star Trex" Official opening - Don Symons -mayor Admission by ticket only 510.00 per couple. includes lunch. tickets from Lions members. SATURDAY JANUARY 31, 1976 9:00 p.m. Winter Carnival Dance at the Canadian Legion Hall, tickets at Legion bar or entertainment committee. 55.00 per couple, music by -"Shannon" MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1976 8:30 p.m. Bingo - Legion Hall • Legion Ladies auxiliary WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 4. 1976 2:00 p.m. Senior Citizens Card Party at the Clinton Arena Auditorium 6:00 p.m. ,Family Skate night • Clinton Arena 8:00 p.m. Torchlite Parade - from Arena sponsored by Clinton Snowmobile Club ending at the Vanastra Recreation Center - Entry 51.00 for the flare. 940 p.m. Winter Carnival Hospitality Night • Recreation Center Vanastra (Larger Facilities) featuring total talent & sing -a -long. Buses will be provided to take people to and from the Vanastra Centre. Wednesday is Eskimo Field Day at the Public School Ice Sculpturing welcomed THURSDAY FEBRUARY S. 1976 7:00 p.m. Broomball • Clinton Arena 7.t:00 p.m. Seaforth vs. St. Marys - Ladies Division 8-9:00 p.m. Archer's vs. Mr. Stereo - Men's Division. 9.10:00 p.m. Blyth Eighth liners vs. High sthaot Men's Division 10.11:00 p.tn. Power line vs. Hensall Divitiierr FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1976 5:30 p.m. Broomball • Clinton Arena; Kinsmen vs. Fish 8. Game; Hydro Team vs. high school 8:30 p.m. - Junior "C" Hockey. Clinton vs. Hanover 9:00 p.m. - Dance at CHSS, Clinton 9:30 p.m. Las Vegas Night Arena Auditorium Sponsored by Kinsmen & Kinettes. Games night with play money. Adtnission includes play money and lunch. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1976 1:00 p.m. Winter Carnival Parade floats welcomed contact Mr. J. Reid or Mr. E. Switzer. Forming at Legion. 2:30 p.m. Winter Carnival Children's Day. CHSS auditorium - a full program planned 3:00 p.m. Snowmobile Poker Rally - Clinton Snowmobile Clut. at Clinton Community Park. 4:30 p4n.,Braombali Championships 4:30 • Men's Division "A" 5:30 • Ladies Division "A" 6:30 p.m. - Men's Division "B" SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1976 9:00 p.m. Winter Carnival Dance Arena Auditorium. Music from Nashville Tenn. "Dawn & Debbie" and the Dedications. Sponsored by Clinton Spring Fair Board. Tickets 56 per couple available from Fair Board members. 9:00 p.m. Winter Carnival Dance Fish and Game Club House. ,Dance to the music of "Shannon Group" Tickets available from members 56010 per couple. SUNDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1976 5:30 a.m. Pancake Breakfast Clinton Arena. 1:00 p.m. Snowmobile Races 1 MOSRA sanctioned) at Clinton, Community Park late Track avid Gram! Stand. Sponsored by Kinsmen Club of Clinton. 1