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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-08, Page 6,P4041.141s1V14 NEWS.0404 ft% 1141441),WV', At.PRIM, 1$70 By PArat long and rewarding Seastin ended for the Clinton Junior " MaStallgS`lasi Tuesday nigbt as they were eflminated In _Essex in the s, me the provincial Junior "C semi-finais. The Esse* '73's won the game 74 and Melt MO series roar to two in, gaMes, forcing the 'stangs to hang up their skates foranotherlear- , Clinton had W11 the first game of the series, but then lost three in a row'. With their haeks against the wall, .the Clinton team,lilaying 014 in their second year in Junior "C",won the fifth game last Sunday night here to forge the sixth game in Essex. In the'',.thirti game the Mustangs lost to the, Essex 73's by a score of 7-3. The game, played in Clinton, was one of the Mustang's poorest showings this year. Essex opened the scoring with a pair of goals in the first period by Bob Brett and Lou Gagnon, while Neil Colquhoun replied once for Clinton- In the second period. Mike Quinlan opened the scoring for Essex again and Lou Gagnon got his second of the night) before Neil Colquhoun again replied for Clinton. Early in the thirdltrind." Essex put the game out of reach with goals by Dan Mills. Don CbiUIe. and Keith Crnwdei, Nen CO 00/211 got In the third period, MOO his third Of the night for the goaltender Dean Ryan !dosed Stangs. the door on the 73's and Steve la the fourth game back in fired two more goals to Essex, it was much the same give him a hat trick for Me story as Essex came out night, skating and won 5.2. They The Mustangs outshot the received two goals in the first 73's by a margin of 62-39 on Cli period from the sticks of . the game- Keith Crowder. and Lou Last Tuesday in Essex, the - Gagnon. Clinton Mustangs finished Brian Kennedy put 'Clinton their season with a fine hack in contention early in performance. Although they the second period before Mike lost to the powerful Essex 73s Quinlan gave Essex a two by a score of 7-5, they really goal lead again to end the made a comeback after being second periode s) down 6-2 at the halfway mark In the thIrct period, Essel (lithe game. got two goats from the stick o In the first ,Period, the Lea Chittle and Clinton Mustangs openedthe scoring received a goal from Mike on a goal by Jamie "Morrow) Gibbings to end the gagne before the powerful Essex Esse45* Clinton 2. chi') came back with four Last Sunday night in game goals to end the period 4-1. five. at home. the Stangs Clinton scored early again played the way they have in the second period on a goal played most of the year, by Brian Lane before Essex winning 8-3. again came back with two - They were, hustling for goals. sixty minutes anct.siding,. on John Graham started the the brink of elimination they Clinton comeback with a goal came out with the victory. fate in the second period and In the opening period, then his Bayfield conn. Brian Lane and, -Pan' Kelly, tcrpart, Robbie Heard, scored for while notched one to draw Clinton Randyot Ord replied for within goal& gAs0e. In\ 014 second in the third perlod, Brian Clinton almost put 1140 game (Victor) Kennedy opened the out of reachc, with Brian scoring to draw Clinton Kerinedcoriag twice and Within one giAl and then John Graham and Steve Cook Clinton started to press all the notchingsingte,s. • , rest of the way. A cheap Mike IQuinlan and Don penalty called by referee Chittle replied for Essex. Barry Brownlee late in the third period to Mike Gibbings for delaying the game on#lled Esse* to get a In the last two minutes Of Pee wee -It's finigirgeas0 The Clinton Pee Wee 'A's finished their hockey season on Friday. and Sunday last weekend. Wiarton Pee Wees 01111%4 neyed to Clinton on Friday evening for the first garnerin best of three Series. The teams seemed to be evenly', matched for two periods, but an injury late in the second period to Roy Brown, Clinton's only goaltender, gave Wiarton the chance to go on to win 11-3. ' Ray finished the game for his team but couldn't play in the next game. Sean Van Dongen scored twice for Clinton and Paul Stephenson picked up a Sitxt4it fOuttd the teams at it again in Wiarton at 3 p.m. With both of the 'A's regular referee Brosi tyttlee on an tn. rice '''"call to Jamie goal tenders injured, Chris terfere Ladd took over in the net. He Thompsonnntade it impossible get Clinttin netminder played a solid game for 10 Clintonand handled some Dean Ryan out of the net for ' hard shots. the extra attacker. Wiarton was on the winning At this time the Clinton side of a -21score. Mustangs. coach. manager, paw skcptigtisaa scored executive and staff would like Clinton'stWo goals. _ to thank the Clinton and area ThankS to Cal Frentlin tor fans fOr •their support his capable coaching ti past throughout this successful SaIM. It is tnueh ap- year. ,preciated b the, team ang Yours in sports, Bryan theironti 4pir "., Also thanks tili Marriage. Dennis , , \eWitt,„ their' ' manager, 4fer:, , keeping the team invalued . in tour- nantents etc., this past another cheap call by SeitSon., APPLICATIFOR NS SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS AND LIFEGUARDS AT CLINTON SWIMMING POOL AND PLAYGROUND LEADERS for SUMMER 1976 ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED STATE QUALIFICATIONS DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 5:00 P.M. MONDAY. APRIL 19, FORWARD APPLICATIONS TO ,Clinton Recreation Committee BOX 400, CLINTON (Mark Envelopes "Applications") '<••••• '<4.4„ Baseball starts , < Clinton Mnstang goaltender Dean Ryan deflects a shot I:see arrowj from an ESse;t player close In during the fifth game of the provincial senil-finals last-Stutday night In Clinton. 'The Mustangs won 8.3, but lost Tuesday night and were eliminated for the season. [Newst ' Record photol RUM" P4o. Illntalato Malt to Mrs. Chrystal Jewitt, RR 4, Clinton by April 27 Ctpan to all girls 9 to 15 It 1* 410*POctild that two groups will ba formed - ono for younger girls, ono for older 014. 0 *mob, I interested in helping with the girls! belt P104144 contact titiatiliva- n WOAA crown The Clinton Raiders, the periods, only women't hockey team in Jennifer Lueltham was the Clinton, are the winners of the top scorer of the game with Ladies intermediate WQAA two goals and ongossist. Hockey Trophy. Singles went - to Jeanne It fitting that the Clinton Palmer,' Sandra Fremlin and team be the first recipients of Patti Kay. Assists also went the trophy as it was donated to • Sandr,a Fremlin, and by John Wise of Clinton. Sandra BurtiS'.. '`, ' s The Raiders won the trophy Hugh Hodges, past after the -y• beat St. Mary's in a president of the WOAA. best of a three fitialseries for presented the Ladies the Ladies intermediate Intermediate WOAA tiockeY WOAA Hockey f trophy to the, Raider's cap - The Raiders now go on to 'thin, Sandra Fremlin. the prand Championship The team played in series.. against the Belmore Belmore for the Grand Jitvenile champions. Championship last Monday 'In the first game against St. and Belmore played here Mary's. the Raiders won 3-1 Tuesday. in that town, Sunday March Tonight. Thursday, April 8, 28. the Warn travels to Belrnore, The Clinton net saw good game time 8:20. Friday, goal tending throughout- e April 94,441kgt4 her game by Darlene Chowen4 ,fttli3tiraid f rited,be., a Anal. The first period remairied' 46- played in scoreress as both reit m s, „, Bore 'Sunday afternoon, battled to flash the red April 11, at 2 p. m . '''Pattie Kay started the The Grand Championship is scoring for the Raiders at a best out of five series. 10:21 in the second period Don't forget the Raiders with an assist from Sandra Hockey dance this Saturday ht t Com- Burns. St. Marys scored their t!,3, s nly goal the game at 6: 26 in This year's hockey season the second period. • is hardly over and alreadyirs Tht goal, hoever was not time to grab a glove and bat left unanswered for long as and head out on the diamond., the Raider's fast skating Clinton will have at least defenceperson, Patti Kay. three minor teams operating " broke through St. Mary's this year. Juvenile. Pee Wee lines to sere her second goal Any boy in the minor level unassisted at 13:15, of -the and Tyke. second period. At 4:21 of the pee wee andotyke who is in- -third period,. the Raiders termed in trying tr,'"orthvictory was secured by a goal teams are 'at ked'to cpirist 11% -in -Sandra Burns with an, the arena and register tis assist Sondra Fep1n.- Saturday stnaing April 19 The „second game of th6 between the hours of 16 a.m. series was underway last Tuesday. March 30 in Clinton. The victory went to the St. Marys Dixies by a score of 5- 3. Sandra Fremlin. the Raiders team captain scored two unassisted goals in the first and second period. The third period saw a goal dumped in by Phyltis Fremlin with assists going to Sandra Fremlin and Jennifer Luckham. On Wednesday night ( Clinton fans saw the Raiders Ikecure their second win over the,St. MArys Dixies. to bring the.. "Ladies Intetrediate WOAA Champions of 75-76 to Clinton. St. Marys scored two goals in the first period. but were unable to fire any past Clinton's goalie. Darlene Chowenthe remaining two • and 12 noon. The coaching duties this year for the pee wees will be handled by Dr. Ray Flowers and Jack Peck, while Bryan Marriage and Lowell Barnes will handle the Tykes. Incidentally. the Kinsmen are supposedly sponsoring the pee wees while the tykes are looking for a sponsor for this year. How does ft feel to be out on the street? Find out. Take a walk. A, • 1441 ' 1014.1", Aback Init. • < 4 ,< 4 <• „ e munity Centre.' eoni*6ni paid have a good time supporting the.Clinton Rrorters. Tieketsare available at the door or 'Irom- any team member. The teaM4ttoti.stics so far •- tlq§s-aWr '706 SiMtr, `Prontint capttain, 15i1).1 assists. n points; Patti Ka assistant. 14 goals, 10 assist, 24sii pesinttlist$,, "unetyttitn7tme N411;rs, a 42 assists. .17 points: Fremlin, six, eight, 14; Jennifer Luckham, 16. Debbie Cook. seven. six. 11; Sandra Burns, eight, 12, 20; Cheryl Flynn, two, two, four; Jackfe7Wolchi,ncine, two, two; Debbie Wilkinson, three, two, ' five; Joanne Palmet one ‘, none. one; and Marianne rreinlin, none, four. four. Darlene Chowen. the goalie played 16 games witlitilttlitts,,' two losses. two ties aitd,' shutouts The total number of go scored on Darlene so far is 29" and her, goal average perk game is 1.81. r<l< SPRING SPECIALS OffROAINVION GUNS & AMMO 14* ADL BOLT -ACTION RIFLES,IN .222 - 22150 781 socrAcripiki RIFLES IN .222 cal. 64 MB SEMIkAUTO,RIFLES IN .22 cal. ..222 Or: COtit BOX(20rd's) 22.250 cat AMMO PER BOX (20 rd's) 22 cat LR. AMMO PER CARTON (500 rd's) CO- LR.H.P. AMMO PER CARTON (500 REG. • .1.1K -I -L PRICE 4255.75 $199.50 172.50 135.00 106.25 79.95 6.05 499 7.65 5.95 18.10 13.50 19.10 14.50 ABOVE' PRKES WILL APPLY DURING APRIL 1976 OR' tN "STOCK stony is EXHAUSTED. ive us a Try Before you Buy! SPECIALIZING IN GUNS AND ACCESSORIES J.Land- L. 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