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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-20, Page 6PAGE 6--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1977 Colts to host Sunocos Led' by the league -leading scorer Dean Symons, the Fort Elgin .Sunocos invade Clinton on Sunday night to do battle with the Colts. While playing in 16 games this year the swift cen- treman, Symons has com- piled 32 goals tp go with his 22 assists for a total of 54 points to top the O.U.A. Inter- mediate `C' loop. Last year, Symons captured the scoring crownWhile playing for the Durham Huskies in the Senior Continent 'A' league. The team (Sunocos') leads their grouping with a record of 15 wins and three losses. The. Colts trail the leaders by 10 points with a record- of 10 wins and 11 losses. Game time is $ p.m. Last weekend at the Milverton Hockey tour- nament, the Colts were eliminated by the host Four - Wheel Drives in the semi- finals. The Colts opened the tournament Friday night by trouncing the Harriston Blues 14-4 US Mikk: r I stc•u bcored three goals. On Saturday afternoon, the Colts were edged 4-3 by the Milverton Four-Wheelprives and were eliminated. Colts marksmen were Rick Fremlin with two tallies, while Larry Haugh added a solo effort. This week, the Colts were in Mitchell Tuesday bight, travel to Lucknow Friday night, and are back in Clinton Sunday night for an 8 p.m. garne. Down at the bowlinganes YBC Teen • Kirk's Krusaders' joust the Stoney Louts for third place in the YBC Teen League where both remain tied with 67 points. The Cosa Nostra lead the standing with 87, followed by the Sunshine Bowlers with 70. The Yo-Yo's With 66 lead the bottom -place Chambermaids with 63. In the ladies' division, Jackie Zwaan had the high single of 270; Brenda Dupee, the high triple of 571 and Suzie Chambers,the high average of 195. Rick Carter had the men's high of 290; Dave Williscraft, the high triple of 737: and Rick Brown the high average of 2Q5. YBC Friday afternoon Boussey's Baboons grapple to hold top spot in the YBC Friday. Afternoon League sharing the limelight" with . Kazy and the Pups and the Pack Rats, all with 53 points. The Tiger Cats follow with 50; the Bears with 49; Corrie's Coyotes with ,48 the Lions wkith 47 and Ken's Cobras with 39. Cathy Givvings had the girls' high single and double of 149 and 269; with Vicki Sutherland ' taking the high average of 124. In the boys' division, Jeff Corrie and Scott Kay shared the high single of 184, with Jeff taking the high double of 351, and the high average of ,182 going to Scott Kay._' YBC Friday night The Three Strikers have caught the Fabulous Five in first place with 55 points in the YBC Friday - Night League. Meanwhile, the 450's battle the Strikes and Spares with 50 points each, followed by the Super Strikers with 49. Cornish's Cool Cats are tied with the Headpins at 47, and the Bay City Bowlers trail with 39. Lynn Armstrong took the girls' high single, high double and high average of 236, 470 and 176, respectively. John Cornish had the boys' high single of 202 and the high double of 345; while Phil Cornish 11acf the high average of 169. YBC Majors Bob Atkinson had the men's high single of 287 and the high average of 211 in the YBC Majors. Bob Falconer had the high triple of 664. , In the Ladies' division, Wendy Gibbings had the high single 'and triple of 261 and 644, with the high average going to Nancy Kuehl with 194. The Rams hold a slim lead in the league standings with 831/2 points, leading the Rough Riders and. Bad News Bears tied at 82. The winners follow, with 701/2. Clinton Mixed ' Pickle and Friends hold the lead in the Clinton Mixed League with 60 points, while the Who Cares and Keek's Strikers battle it out for second place with 54 points. The X's and the O's have 49, leading the Buzzer Bowlers with 48 and the Flintstones with 47. The Die Hards follow with 43 and the True Grits with 37. Louise Gibbings had the high single and high triple of 275 and 704 with Vat Marriage taking the high average of 225, Jamie Cooper had the men's single of 326; Steve Tyndall, the high triple of 673 and Don Switzer the high average of 211. Londesboro Men The Doves continue to soar in first place with 63 points in the Londesboro Men's League, leading the Owls with 56 andtheFinches with 54. The Eagles follow with53; the 'Hawks with 46 and the Robins with 43. Bruce Shaddick had the high single of 289 and the high triple of -744. Harry Lear had the high average of 223 with Harry Cartwright being judged the most improved bowler with a plus 16. Huron-Dex The Zepplins with 52 points have moved into second place in the Huron- Dex Bowling League, but still trail the Try-Alls in first with 62. The "Headpins hold third place with 51, leading the Whiz Bangs with 45. J. MacGregor had the high single of 301 and the .high triple of 710, with the high average going to Louise Gibbings with ,199. John Howard had the high single of 202 in the men's division, Ian Clark the high triple of 543 and Ian Hulley the high average of 175. Molsons' Crown The X-Rated's are fighting to keep first place in the Molson's, Crown Mixed League with the Five Stars, all tied With 61 points. The Alley Cats have 45. and Di's Cheats 44, leading Bill's Girls with 43 and Newt's Newfs with 40. Marie Collins swept the ladies' division taking the high single of 286, the high triple of 669 and the high average of 210. Art Burt had the men's high single of 283; Bill Lee the high triple of 751 and Ken Johnston the high average of 238. • Atoms win consolation • The Clinton Wil-dex Atoms won the "B" consulation championship at the Seaforth Atom tournament last Saturday. In their first' game, they lost to a powerful Brussels team by a score of 5-3. The Clinton youngsters played one of their poorest games of the year to date. Scoring for Clinton in the first game was Mark Cantelon with a pair Conestoga College OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY CLINTON CAMPUS PLANS TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING COURSES IN THE EVENING THIS WINTER. - Gas Fitter Licence Preparation - Bartending Techniques - Home Study (Math & English) Courses start the week of February 7.1977 For further -information and a brochure listing all part-time courses offered by Conestoga College this winter contact 442- • 3458 P.O. Box 160 Clinton. Ontario Nearly a dozen Clinton firemen.braved -10 F temperatures on Sunday morning in a foot race around the race track to raise money for their Muscular Dystrophy fund and to promote Non -Smokers week. The firement led by winnert Dean Reid, Ross Jewitt and Fred Lobb, collected nearly $50 in pledges and bets in the half -mile dash. (News -Record photo) Stangs split wekendpair By Bryan Marriage Last weekend the Clinton Mustangs split their games on the road. Friday night in Walkerton they trounced the Black Hawks 9-4 while on and Bobby Dupee with a single. Randy Marriage had three assists for Clinton and received most valuable player award. In the championship game against Mitchell, the local boys skated to a 3-1 victory. Scott .Kay, Jeff Corrie, and Randy Marriage scored for Clinton in ' this game. The Mitchell goaltender received the trophy for most valuable player in the game as he stopped the locals on breakaways time and time again. 'The Clinton Wil -deg, Atoms host Mitchell at home this Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Sunday night in Listowel, they were trounced 8-3 in a crucial game with the In Friday night's game, Robbie .Heard and Dave (Rocket) Stephenson led the Bantam tourney corning The Clinton Recreation's Committees' Ninth Annual Bantam Hockey Tournament gets underway a week tomorrow, Friday, January 28, and runs over six days. There is an increase in registration this year with 36 teams playing 40 games. Last year 29 teams : played 33 games. The teams are in action January 28-30 and February 3,5,6. • For the fourth year in the row, the tournament has been rescheduled from its later dates in late February, to avoid running into other playoffs. •However, even this year's earlier dates did not avoid some problems in Mustang "ho Ways and means chairman Russ Archer reports` all the tickets sold for the Mustang 300 Club. Congratulations to Russ and fellow executive members on a job well done. + ++ First 300 Club draw was held Saturday January 15th at the arena. Winning ticket was held by Bill Strong and Steve Elson for $100. + + + Next 300 Club draw to be held on February 15th at the arena. + ++ Mustang Manager Larry Daw is resting comfortably in Clinton Public Hospital after an unfortunate accident on scheduling games ,- around Junion 'C' playoffs. Clinton' (Class C), sees its first action Friday, January 28 against Seaforth. Game time 5:30. Championship finals begin Saturday, January 29 with Class B at 6:45. Sunday, January 30, the Qass E Championship Final set, for 11:45 with the DoublewA Final •following at 2:45. ''`• Sunday, February 6 has the remaider of the finals- "4schedd, beginning with ClassD at 10:30; Class A at 2:30; Class C at 4; Class Triple A at 7. of" notes the ice at Clinton Winter Carnival. +++ Robbie Heard scored his 53rd goal of the season in Listowel on Sunday night. Cyclones. Stangs with two goals apiece while singles were fired by Ron Sowerby, Grant Shelton, Tim McLean, Ken Robinson, and Mark King. On Sunday night in Listowel, the Stangs fell behind ' early in the game when the Cyclones scored a short handed goal. Mark King tied the game for Clinton briefly in the first period before. Russ Smith gave Listowel the go ahead goal late in the period. In the second frame, _the Mustangs fell behind by a score of 4-2 on a pair of goals by Murray Newman while Jamie Thompson ;replied for Clinton.. Listowel scored four more times in, the third period to put the game away while the only .Clinton goal was fired by Robbie Heard. The Mustangs finished their road trips for this season with a trip to Kin- cardine last Wednesday night. The score was not available at press time: The Mustangs have seven home, games. remaining this season before playoffs. On Friday Jan. 21, the New Hamburg Hahns will visit Clinton for a game com- mencing at 8:30. The Mustangs have won 20 games so far this year while losing only eight and tying one. • gure skating club neves,. • Why does the, weatherman have such a grudge against us? Severe cold conditions prevailed at showtime Sun. Jan 16 when the Clinton Figure Skating Club presented "The Clinton Follies." The driving con- ditions at that point in the day Are good but the low tem- peratures kept the luke-warm enthusiasts away. Thank goodness for grandma and grandpa! The poor attendance was disappointing kr everyone concerned for the chances of another.'shckw sponsored by the Winter Carnival corn- tnittee will be slim. We thank, them most heartily for sponsoring us. They deserved much greater rewards! Produced and choreographed by Mrs. Marlene Riopelle, assisted by Mr. Guy Gordon, the show presented some excellent, skating. The Juniors, Barb Norman and Carol Fox had nicely decorated the arena complete with curtains. The master of ceremonies was Cliff Marsden and music manager was John Beane. N.P. It was evident the whole skating cast enjoyed skating. Four group numbers were very _ well presented: . two senior numbers entitled "Showgirl" and "Dance Away" with excellent skills in skating and style. There was one intermediate number called "Balloons, Balloons" which featured intermediate club soloist, Carolyn Woods as the Aquarius girl. Then a "Day in the Woods" was daintily shown by the junior group. "Costumed as beautiful woodland flowers and spunky little animals, with Jennifer Woods as their fairy princess they skated in interesting and varied routines quite entertaining to the whole audience. Other club, soloists for the day were Barbara Forbes, junior; Margaret Dupee, What is High -Performance? • 45 Pound Pigs in 50 days. • 1 Pound Gain for 'under 2 Pounds 9f feed. • Your Hogs to Market Sooner! MASTER HIGH-PERFORMANCE PIG -STARTER SUPPLY TEACHERS CQ1fAMERCIA! 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Clinton Community Credit Union t� 70 Ontario St. 482-3467 for more information see: HummeI's Feed Mill 35 Maty St., Clinton 482-9792 OPEN: Mon. - Friday 8:00 - 6:00 p.m. • Saturday 8:00-12 noon er intermediate; Brenda, Dupee, Kim Marsden and Carol Chapman, all senior soloists. Of special interest were dur guest skaters from Wingham F.S.C; Blaine Moore and Carole Wheeler. As a pair, they presented their routine which won them fourth place last. Friday in the Central Canadian Diyisional Championship. It will be of interest to our club that this win allows them to, compete in. Canadian Figure skating Cham- pionships early in February at Calgary Alberta. How proud Wingham must be! We appreciated. having them come tp our Clinton show, Our best wishes will go with them as they skate in the "Canadian" for the first time. Perhaps some day one of Clinton's skaters may be entered in, the Canadians. Perhaps that one little star skate walker, who travelled unconcerned at his own pace, may some day be the new Ronnie Shaver. You never know. . .He was a• star on Sunday anyway. ' The club wasn't just practising for carnival on Saturday - as new learn to skate members had a workout on a patch of their own. As well, the following skaters passed tests: Mary Gibson, figures, free style and .dance III; Barbara Forbes, Dance III; Jackie Norman Dance II ; Congratulations by Audrey Middleton. girls. STAY ON TOP OF WINTER 4, ncRnaaPat7101700 Fitness. In your heart )•tiu know it's right. GREAT BEEF GREAT PRICES Side of Beef Find of Beef Front of Beef Chuck app. 60 lbs Sides of Pork Fully Processed 18,!.. 98!. 68. 5a• 71!. CUSTOM KILLING Butcher Day - Wednesday Pickup Service available Choice of Clear see through Film or Brow() Freezer Paper OLD FASHIONED REAL SMOKE CURED YOU'VE NEVER HAD MEAT LIKE THIS... 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