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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-12-02, Page 6, ncardine az • ygoalat earas Ii Kinsmen, Pee Wee* "You Win some and lose On Saturday ternO0' 'NOVetaber27, - n Pea Wee* play itchell, coming* •a victory 014 -1 e first period, ,Clinton ed off With two quick goals scored by Paul Stephenson at 4116 assisted y Jim Fleming. The second was scored by Scott at3:541, unassisted. up the Ispring Kern*. ,slipped one at tie._ `. Mitchell goalie etau0114 at 10:40 assisted Stephenson. Entering the, they get right to work with Stephenson scoring his second goal of the game at 13:53, assisted by Fleming. With 3:56 left in game, the team eased up and Mitchell slipped one in causing Williscraft to lose his shutout. Over all, the Kinsmen Pee Wees played a fantastic game. On Sunday, November 28, the Pee Wees travelled to Ayton to play Durham. Clinton played a good first two periods of hockey holding Durham to a score of 2 - 0. In the third, however, Durham wept ahead to win the game 7 - 0. • On --Saturday, December 4 the boys travel to Palmer- ston, game time 6 : 45. 3owa A six tO thei second stig 4m vi maiSe The Colts out shot tiie Friday Buftdogs 1 Sunday ni + P.m. Patti Rates third goal of the Year at the 0:13 mark of the third period - enabled the Clinton Colts to hang on for a The winner Of Colts m titlY draw for oneoite palr ol skates, donated Crown Sports vias 30e Daer. igure skating club tiv3 By the time you read this article,- we hopefully expect to send a full bus load of people to see the Ice Show at • London Gardens, Tuesday, November 30„,„ Dant " tgrgr the Skateathon this Saturday, December 4. The beginners and juniors -will skate 11 a.m. - 12 noon while the in- termediates and seniors will skate from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Count up your sponsors and check that you haven't missed anyone! Get plenty of sleep on Friday night for there are prizes in store for most number of laps. Every nickel made helps our club to keep operating in- -the- "black." - Sunday, November 28, 3:30 -4:30 p.m. marks the first practice for the carnival show to be held January 16. Mrs. Rioppene and Mr. Gordon, two off our club professionsals will coach the intermediates and seniors in two precision numbers. Precision skating has become very popular in the last few years te the extent that, there are now several co petitt: s for precision M. in the province. One notaICOxnpetIt1ofl will be taking Plate in London on the - Weekend o --March 6 and? Unfortunately, our club doesn't have enough hours per week to get involved in such events: Nevertheless our skaters show a lot of en- thusiasm for this sort of • skating event so that we try to incorporate precision skating into carnival work. I'm sure it would be quite safe to say that our secretary, C-arol Fox is the best and "' busiest secretary we beim ever had. Having been an accomplished skater herself she has the knowledge and experience at her fingertips and willingly answers any of our problems. Added to this she is keenly interestedin the progress of every skater in ourclub. `Betikeen 11 and12 noon on Saturdays, Carol desperately needs an assistant - someone to sell badges when earned and to keep a record of the skating tests passed amongst the beginners and juniors. As you can see it's not a big time consuming job but still necessary. Is there a parent or older brother or sister who could- help Carol? Phone 482- 9760. - by Audrey Middleton Atoms.get wings clipped The Clinton Wil-dex Atoms lost their first game of the year, after four successive victories, last Saturday. However the game didn't 'Man anything due to the fact it was an exhibition with their southern vistors from Exeter. The Broncos galloped into Clinton and skated off with a 4-1 victory. Exeter opened the scoring in the first period and then went two goals up early in the second period. Clinton's leading markman Randy Marriage narrowed the gap also in the second period as both teams skated off for a rest with Exeter holding a slim one goal lead. In the third period, Exeter' again opened up the scoring and finished off with another goal late in the game. The local youngsters had many opportunities to tie the game up but fell short when Randy Marriage, Scott Kay and Bobbie DUpee an had breakaway chances but were defied by either, the goaltender or the goal posts. The Clinton netminder (s) David Wright and Doug Alexander were extremely sharp throughout the game as was Wayne Smith who done a super job in his first game on defence. Seaforth Curling news • Either it has been a quiet week, or I just haven't heard • about any events happening in or out of the club. Aside from our • usual weekly curling, there seems to be little to report this Week. Last week I promised to give you our bonspiel dates. 12, 1977 sponsofed by Fleming Feed Mins; Junior Mixed Open (ages 12-21) January 30, 1977. Flyers are being printed with the above information and are being sent to various clubs. If you have personal friends who are curlers and Your support in these events _„you wish to send them a flyer, is appreciated by the bons -r-,. 1 be available $rom committee and the catering the Bonspiel Committee or at committee„The dates are as the Club. follows: invitational Mixed Spiel - Tammy 18:16 1977, A Fun Night has been sponsored by Sall Macaulay planned by our Special Ltd.; Men's Open - Februarytents Committee. Plan to 19, 107, 'sponsored by attend on December 11th for Rowcliffe Motors ; Pari- evening of fun and Open - March 2, 1977 Spon- fellowship. eitrling and food sored by McGavin _Farm is on the agenda. Watch ter Equip; Mixed Open - March the poster in efiti% *THE BEST *FOR TIM MOST ...soikakttio•datkon to the volts CALL 4829962 The Clinton BlustangS regained control of the entol Antler "C" hoekey Wine with two blg wins en the Weekend a alist Klncrd1pe andkeztalt. tlere John Ifanly takes a c1etnshotattheICjnpcks r sF Wal es same, (News -Record photo) Stangs regain first place By Bryan Marriage Two big weekend victories by the Stangs over archrivals Kincardine Kinucks and Walkerton Black Hawks left no doubt in anybody's mind as to who's qn first, what's on second, etc. Last Friday night, the Kinucks came to town holding a slim one point lead over the Stangs in the Central O.H.A. Jr. "C" standing but left town trailing by one point as the Stangs handed them a 9-7 beating. The Stangs also have three games in hand on Kincardine'. Last Sunday afternoon the Stangs travelled into Walkerton and scalped the Black Hawks by a score of 12- 5 on the hat trick per- formances of Robbie Heard and Dave Stephenson. Last Friday night's game at home against Kincardine, saw Clinton Captain Randy' Millar fire the hat trick while Juveniles split weekend games The Clinton Juveniles lost 6- 2 to a powerful Listowel team last Saturday and won at home Sunday 6-3 over Tara. Jamie Caldwell and Paul Priestap were the only ones to score in Listowel, while Sunday in Clinton Jamie Obimected for three, Marvin Mernen notched two, and Neil Colquhoun picked up one. The Juveniles won't see home ice again until December 18, but do play Goderich at Vanastra on Saturday December 11. The team now has a five - win, two -loss record. singles went to Steve Cook, Ron Sowerby, Robbie Heard, Ken Robinson, Don Grandson and Tim McLean. Millar's third goal of the evening 1 proved to be the eventual winner while Tim McLean fired in an insurance marker late in the third period. . Last Sunday's game at the Ploughing Match capital proved to be one of Clintmit better games of the past month. Clinton, opened the scoring - on azo -by Dave Watt and singles by Peter Thompson, " Min Hanley, and Robbie Heard (with twoy followed suit. Walkerton tallied once in the first and'Wall in -the Second period while the Clinton Sharpshooters had a field day in the second period. Clinton notched no less than seven more goals in this period led - by Dave Stephenson with three, Steve Cook with a pair, and another by Robbie Heard and a single by Jamie Thompson. • Three of the goals in the second period by the Stangs were short-handed while three more were power play efforts. In the third period with Clinton holding a 12-2 lead and nesting on a sure victory, Walkerton came up with ree goals to finish the game 1 -5. • The Mustangs take to the road this week on an ex- tensive road trip with a game last night (Wed) in Port Elgin and on Friday night to Hanover and back again to Walkerton for a Sunday af- ternoon contest. The Mustangs next , home game incidentally will be on December 10th when Hanover will make their first appearance of the year. Face- off time for this game gets underway at 8:30 p.m. Mustang "hoof notes" Clinton Mustangs lead tikq - Wavle with, \ shart-handd' goals. Fifteen of them 'to be exact. according to figures from O.H.A. Statitidian, Nadine Oberle, while Kin- cardine Kinucks lead in powerplay goals, by virtue of having played more games. bt, n Maker - Away My • owned by Gord Iman and John Moliwain of Seaforth won his first lifetime start in 2:141;2. on an off track, With Gord *Wing. Chappy Herbert, a three - Year -old colt by Replica Herbert Connie Herbert, owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield, was a winner in 2:14 with Norm McKnight Jr. up. At London on Saturday afternoon. Frank Dam was thdtwith Scarlet Walbob for owners Walter and Rebert Daer of Goderich. From 13 starts tilts -year, the five-year- old ScarletWave trotter has two wins, four seconds and six thirds. Watcher's Pride, owned4bY David Shamblow of Kirkton, finished second with driver Frank MacDonald of Clinton in the second race, Which was won by Claybrook Kaola with Ray McLean on the bike. This four-year-old Jesies Victory mare, owned by Wm. Bradley. John Shaddick and +++ Clinton also has less penalty minutes . than any other team in the league. O.H.A. Jr. C Scoring leader Robbie Heard holds a slim two point edge over Kin- cardine's Derek Burrows. At Mohawk Saturday 'uke Cole Tar isle Newport Duke, got 1. win of the year in driver Nelson White bike for owners Larry Daw of Clinton and Claude DaW of Mississauga. He has picked up over V6,700 in 28 s this year, in which he has also hail six seconds and two thirds; plus a record of p. - March Will, a four-year-old by Perfect Wave -Pan Will, owned by Ken Parke of Zurich and John H, Lester of Forest was seOnd in the next race. From 18 starts thisyeaT - he has five wins and five seconds. Ondaynight at London, Fairy Tale Frost was third for driver Netrm McKnight Jr. She is a five-year-old trotter by Hoot Frost - Fairmeade Nell, owned by Wayne Horner of Brucefield. From 31 starts this year she has six wins. 4 seconds and six thirds, good for over $5,000. Bobby Tar, owned by Jim Riehl of Goderich finished second for driver J McDaid. To the Electors of • TUCKOISMiTH It was at the insistenctof Many friends and neighbours and after much thought, that 1 decided to seek nomination for the position of councillor. As a resident Of Tutkersmith Town- , ip, 1 am concerned about the quality and quantity of verimgot that I receive. I think that in spite of what was •---teTcff*- contrary after the last provincial• eledion, al government is still planned for all Ontario. 1 feel that the recent Property Tax Revision Proposals are the first step toward that end. 1 am opposed to regional government because I feel that it will cater more urbanization and in- dustrial growth because of the resulting broader tax base, and that rural agricultural needs will be neglected. I also think that a regional government will lose contact with the people. Just because it is bigger doesn't mean it is better, I have had no experience at municipal government but I feel that my background will be of benefit. I am a graduate of Centralia College of Agricultural Technology -Class Of '67. I fern's 350 acres, and for five years I have been a director of the Hensel, District Co -Operative, this past year as Vice President. IL - If you are as concerned about the future of Tuckersmith township as I am, on December 6 for councillor, vote Robert Drummond rOZSIMPSIZWZ5SZEIVZSZSIOSYM37:RiSki=ZiS:333:433ZZ Afl.poAn9 Chiglitmoi gi Be Sure to See our Large Selection of Fashionable Men's Wear .... 40( TIES SHIRTS • SLACKS BLAZERS - SWEATERS SPORTCOATS LEISURE SUITS FOR INFORMAtION- AND 1. DAY MONDAY* DEteMiltft 4, Sib GLOVES—SCAliVES PYJAMAS—HOSIERY Gift bxes - Gift Certificates IssiptaltsitsziOMX0M/Mtutaltsie,tiistaizartsimasaiisuiszitsziorsizsstasf Enter at Herman's Men's Wear. 1 ticket with each $5.00 purchase. Sporisored by Clinton Retail Mer - Win a,Trip To HOMO chants. ' wattssiviasaamonasuassasottalsatsvaseassastastassowassowimai5 OPEN Att,L DAV VVEDNESbAY IN DECEMBER 32 ALB