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lemon "C"
4 - took a trig'
prised the Len ?istow l
elm; and knocked them
f in tour games straight to
wln the roup 2 Cham.,
,pi and advance to the
p final. which gets
rway tonight (Thursday)
re in Clinton.
TheMustangs meet
Tilltonburg tonight with
8E4;10001,e set for 8.p.tn. and
then travel to Tillsonburg for
a Saturday night date with
face oft set for 7: 30 p.m.
Several buses will be going
to'rillsonburg and leave from
the arena at 5:30. Reser-
vations can be booked by
phoning the arena at 7731.
ay sweeping the seven
game series against the
Listowel Cyclones in four
games straight, the Mustangs
surprised both themselves
and the Cyclones, who had at
one time been the favorites.
the first game lily a 7-1. Then
they. dropld Listowel 6-4 in
ttle second ought back to a 6-7
victory on Friday night, and,
wrapped the series up with a
6.2 Win last Sunday night,
urs aq/■yam. ght's 6- '�(� R.in,
Goderlch native Paul Kelly
was, the outstanding 'player,
scoring tour goals, while Dan
Colquhoun. and Brian "Vic"
Kennedy picked up -one each.
The Mustangs Friday night
8-8 win was by far the most
exciting game seen in Clinton
in some time as the Mustangs
twice battled back from four
and three goal deficits to win
the game.
The Stangs were down 4-0
after the first frame, and
battled back to a 4-4 tie, only
to fall back to a 7-4 near -loss
before coming alive in the
third period and scoring four
unanswered goals to win the
game.
Mustang goalie Dean Ryan
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gallery in, the first frame, as
l faced 20 shot, wile t'iti
Stangs only managed five
replies en , .i~;• "clones.
Ilan Kennel scored two
for Clinton while single ef-
forts. went to Dan C41quloun,
Paul Kelly, VII Irwin, Mike
Anstett, Jamie . Thompson.
and Neil Colquhoun, who
scored the, winner,
In' Sunday night's fourth
and what proved to be the
final game, Dean Ryan again
proved the'-dif,.erence, as he
kicked out 42 shots in the
Clinton 6-2 win, while the
Mustangs took 36 on the
Cyclones.
Six different Mustangs
figured in the scoring, in-
cluding Paul Priestap, Rob
Heard, John Graham, Brian
Kennedy, Brian Lane. and
Paul Kelly.
As of presstime Wed-
nesday, no dates, times, or
places had been set for the
rest of the seven game series
against Tillsonburg, so watch
the local stores for posters.
Seaforth curling news
Congratulations are in
order for a number of winners
this week. The finalplayoff
game of the Cornp.etition
League was won last Wed-
nesday by Rob Robichat d's
team' with Neil Hemingway,
Vice; Joe Wilson, second and
Donna Hemingway, lead..
A playoff on Sunday for the
winner of the first draw in the
Junior Club, saw David Ste.
Marie with Liz Pryce, Jeff
Hackwell and Karen Laverty
defeat John Prireau's team
for top spot.
Playoffs for a winner in the
Mbted League_ saw Bob Ste.
Marie's team with Dianne
McKay, Elgin Shade - and
Irene Okahaski claim the
hohours.
-43n February 28, two
&eaforth rinks entered a
mixed bonspiel in Exeter.
Taking second prize were
Glen and Lois Hayter with
Neil and Loretta Dolmage.
Also in on the fun were Bill
and Marg Fleming with Don
and Wendy Tremeer.
The Vanastra Ladies Open
Bonspiel on Saturday, March
6 was dominated by the
Seaforth rinks. Taking first
prize on the 9 a.m. draw was
Marjory Papples rink with
Kay Sharp, Marg Sallows and
Gloria Riley. First prize on
the 11 a.m. draw went to
Marg FIeming's rink with
Anne Cunningham, Lorraine
Denomme and Wendy
Tremeer. Also curling in that
bonspiel were Sharon Wilson
and Millie Lobb.
At a Men's Bonspiel in
Goderich on Saturday March
6, Bob Ste Marie, Bob
Fotheringham, Murray
Forbes and Lloyd McKenzie
took third prize.
Also curling in that spiel,
but on different learn were
Don Tremeer and Bill Lobb.
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A rink of ladies consisting
of Lois Hayter, Marg
Fleming, Marion Willson and
Sheila Murray travelled to
Palmerston to defend the
trophy which they won last
year in the Ladies' Open
Bonspiel. They won two
games and lost one, putting
them out of the prizes.
Silver Tankard Com-
petition begins on Sunday
March 14. The two teams
entered from the Seaforth
Club are Bob Wilson's and Dr.
Alexander's.
Governor General's
Competition also begins on
Sunday March 14, in
Harriston. Seaforth will be
represented by Graham
.Sholdice's 'team. and Rob
Robichaud's team.
The Ladies' Fun Day has
been changed from March 23
to March 16. The ladies'
general meeting will be held
at that time. Please plan to
attend ladies. Mrs. Miller will
be catering the meal.
Members, keep in mind the
final pot luck _ supper and
general meeting. At press
time, the date had not yet
been set, but it will be
sometime early in April.
The ninth 50-50 Club Draw
was won by Wayne Dolmage.
Vanastra Curling news
We must go back to
February to catch-up on our
Vanastra curling news.
On Saturday, February 28,
the Legion District Senior
Curling- Bonspiel was held,
and on Sunday, February 29,
the Ontario Hydro Employees
were curling.
Last Saturday, March 6, the
Vanastra Curling Club hosted
the Ladies Bonspiel spon-
sored by The Old Mill (one
mile south of Blyth).
The, first draw winners
were from Seaforth, skipped
by Kay Sharp. Second in the
first draw was a team
skipped by Robyn Thiedom of
the Vanastra club. Barb
Hawkins of Goderich skipped
the third place team • in the
first draw.
The second draw winners
were: first place, Seaforth,
skipped by Marg Fleming;
second place, Georgetown,
skipped by Karen Henderson;
and third place Goderich,
skipped by Maxine Martin.
The male members of the
Vanastra club prepared and
served a delicious lunch of
homemade soup. sandwiches
and butter tarts. In the
evening, the men served a
roast beef dinner with all the
trimmings, ° and pie for
dessert. Siitty=four curlers
•�participated-in the bonspiel ;r...
Prizes presented by the Old
Mill were blankets, gloves
and sheepskin ruga.
Coming events at the
Vanastra club include a
mixed jitney planned for
, Saturday, March 13. The
jitney is a night of curling and
fun for everyone.
If you have never 'curled,
come out to the Vanastra club
and try the game. Cali John
or Gayle Brownridge at 482-
7118 for more information.
The first weekend in April
is punned for a mixed bon -
spiel at the Vanastra Club.
Curling will take place April 2
Hos does it fret to be
out cin the street?
Find out. Take a walk.
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and April 3. A dance will be
held after the curling has
finished. Music will be by
Shannon. If you cannot at-
tend the bonspiel tickets for
the donee will be available for
anyone idterested.
On Sunday March 7, the
Knights of Columbus were
pleased to welcome the
Shriners and Masons for a
day of curling.
Prizes were did by the
Stratford, Seaforth and
Goderich Knights of
Columbus Councils.
A delicious dinner prepared
by Bill Acker was served to
the curlers.
The puck bounces oft of the chest of the tistowel goaitender on its way into the net during
a playoff game last week. The Junior Mustangs surprised the Listowel team, beating
them four straight games to win the series. The Stangs open against Tillsonburg tonight in
the next round. (News-Recordphoto)
Pu'' "A's" down Seaforth two straight
The second game of the Pee
Wee "A's" consolation play-
off with Seaforth found
Clinton on the winning end of
a 6-2 score.
The "A"s were, able to keep
the play in the opposition's
end for a good percentage of
the game, proving once again
that if you keep shooting at
the net, the puck will go in.
Tony Gibbings'scored twice
with singles going to Jim
Fleming, Ian Peck, Mike
Wilson and Sean Van Dongen.
The third game of this
series in Clinton on Saturday
was a thriller for the home
town fans.
A scoreless first -period was
turned in by both . teams.
Things opened up in the
CKN X Try-Hards
Last Sunday night, the
Clinton Wildcats, sponsored
by the Clinton Lions Ciub, and
the CKNX Try-Hards clashed
in a close benefit hockey
game. The Try-Hards beat
the Wildcats with a score of
13-11. we think!
Some local , residents say
they may protest the game,
as they are sure the
refereeing was "a little bit
crooked".
Members of the Clinton
Wildcat team were Newt
second with eight goals being
scored.
'the Clinton"A"s lead 3-1 at
the seven minutes. The last
period turned the game
around for the hometowners
as they scored four to make
the score 7-6.
Jeff Taylor had a well
deserved hat trick for the day
Boughen wins
The Clinton Mustang's Jr. C
stags held Friday, February
27, proved to be a great
success.
Larry Dew, manager of the
hockey team, reported that
the team made $2,200 in
profits which will support the
team.
whip Wildcats
Collins as goaltender, Jerry
Hlltze, Mike Quinn, Don
Colquhoun, Basil O'Brien, Sid
MacCauley , Dave Pugh,
Craig Cox, Gordie Glen,
Randy Blake and Bill
Crawford.
Referees were The Lady
Lion and Little Miss Muffett.
(Who?) After further prod-
ding, they admitted to being
Hugh Flynn and Rick Finch.
Approximately $100 was
raised for the Clinton Save
The Hospital Fund.
with Paul Stephenson getting
two Tony Gibbings and Brent
Dais; each posted singles.
Roy Brown played three of
the four. periods in the net in
the first game which ended in
a 4-4 tie. Mike Wllliscraft
played the next two games.
The series stands at two
wins for Clinton and one tie.
$500 stag
The big winner of $500 was
James Boughen of Clinton.
Winners of $25 were:
Dennis Riggin, London; Drew
Middleton, Bayfield; Ray
Brown, Clinton; Joseph R.
Daer, Clinton; Ken
Stephenson, Clinton; Paul
Buchanan, London;
Rosemary Armstrong,
Clinton; Frank Stretton,
Brussels ; Harold McPherson,
Clinton; Don Jewitt,
Seaforth; A. Shanahan,
Clinton; Bob Campbell,
Clinton; Sherri Hodgins,
Clinton; Basil O'Brien,
Clinton; Gary Hesselwovd,
Blyth; Dave Hanley, Clinton;
Gary McClure, Seaforth;
Butch Fleet, Clinton; John
Semple, Bayfield and Grant
Irwin, Clinton.
The Jr. C's and their
executive would like to thank
everyone who participated
and contributed to the suc-
cessful effort.
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Fruldes, 36 and The All Stars,
33,
" k'Oy Hill bowled the high
single of 307, while Mary
Davey had the high triple of
677 and the high average of
217.
The Jim Dandys are still in
first place with 35 points in
the Huronview Mixed
League, followed by The
Swingers with 32; The
Dupees, 24 and the Alley Cats,
21.
R." Kassies bowled the
ladies high single of 249, end
the high triple of 627 while D.
Elliott had the high average
of 188. J. Cooper bowled the
men's high single of 269 and
the high triple of 690, while W.
Dupee had the high average
of` 193.
In the Molson's Crown
Mixed League, the Jolly "5"
haYe 85 points. putting them
in top spot. Bull's Streakers
have 82; The Road Runners,
and The Dead Beats, 76
points ; The Try-Hards, 72;
The Rolling Stones, 69; The
Bromley Bunch, 68 and The
Alley Cats, 60.
Marie Collins bow d the
high single of 254, Laurie t aw
had the high triple of 666, a
Valerie Marriage had the
high average of 212. Bill Lee
bowled the men's high single
of 335, while Ken Johnston
bowled the high triple of 708
and the high average of 239.
The Hawks are still searing
high, with 100 points, in the
top spot of the Clinton Mixed
league. the Lane Rangers
have 85; Susies Sweeties, 81;
the Black Balls, 72; the Pin
Riders, and Wayne's Alley
Cats, 71; the Fuddle Duddles,
58 and Donna's Do-Littles, 47.
Chris Lince had the ladies'
high single of 348 and the high
triple of 783, while Val
Marriage bowled the high
average of 215. Larry Gib-
bings bowled the men's high
rlple
Yme rs
of X21.9
In. the Lone
league, the Vegas
place with 96p+ n
have 86; the ponys., 7
Datsuns", 78; the Toyotas,
and the Volvos, 58.
H. Lear had.the high singi
of 275; the high triple of 679
and the high average.of 1.
In the Tuckersrnith Mixed
League, Martha's* Huskies.
have 85 points; Anna'sAiredales, 82; Mary's Mutts;,
76; Betty's Bulldogs, 63;
Jokn.n s Chihuahuas, 60 and
Isabel's Beagles,, 54.
Martha Rooseboom had the
women's high single of 249
and the high triple of 671,
while Angus Hummel had the
men's high single of 331 and
the high triple of 716.
In the Londesboro Ladies
league, the "5" Pinheads
have 104 points ; the "5"
Stooges. 100; the Quints. 99;
The Honey Bees, 59; the Doo-
Littles, .52 and the Jolly
Jokers, 48.
Dorothy Carter had the
high single of 287, the high
triple of 676 and the high
average of 199.
The We've Had It's are in
first place of the Clinton
Crown YBC Teen league with
334 points. Jaw's have 331'/2;
Theidon'tgiveahoots, 313;
Sack's Superstars, 312; the
y tts , .309 ; Holland 's
HI tiers and the Sunshine
Kids, ,71' and The Pro Joe's,
2561/2 poi '
Jo -Anne Collins had the
ladies' high Ingle of 227.
Diane Collins t , high triple
of .616, and Deb J . , nston the
high average of . Bill
Collins had the high sin e of
341, Bob Riehl the high tri . e
of 755 and Keith Howatt th
high average of 225.
In the Tuesday Afternoon
Ladies league, the PHAR-
Mer's have 1221,2 , points,
putting them in first place.
The Lazy Susan's have 120;
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