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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-03, Page 6PAGE 6-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977 Two more wins Ryan, Stangs tame Cyclones By Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs, notched two more victories over the weekend when outstanding goaltending by Dean Ryan on Sunday night in Listowel enabled the Stangs to defeat the Cyclones by a score of 5-3 for the second time in two weeks. Last Friday night in Clinton .the Stangs also handed Kincardine their fifth loss of the season 6-4 when Pete Thompson scored the winning goal while Clinton was two men short. The Mustangs currently lead the Central division of O.H.A. Jr. "C" with five wins, one loss and a tie. Friday nights game in Clinton also marked the return of John Graham after a one year absence and local baseball star Greg Butler played his first game as a Mustang. Clinton captain Steve Cook opened the scoring for the ocals and Paul Helesic scored late in the first period to send the teams into the second stanza tied up at two apiece, The second period was rather chippy, as both Steve Cook and John Graham received fighting majors and the two teams recorded 46 minutes in penalties. Clinton Went ahead by two goals throughout the period as Greg Butler notched his first of the year and Steve Cook fired his second of the game. In the third period, the teams settled down to play some good hockey and with Dennis Knox and Chris Cossitt sitting in the sin bin, Pete Thompson put on a dazzling display of skating and scored .what was to be the game winning goal. Two minutes later Kin- cardine scored a pair of goals in a 12 second span to pull within one goal of the Stangs, but Billy Smith notched an insurance goal to end the game on a 6.4 Mustang vic- tory. Sunday night in Listowel with Tim McLean back in the line-up it took only one minute and 10 seconds after the drop of the puck to put the Stangs ahead when McLean notched .his first of three goals for the evening. Steve Cook scored Clinton's second goal late in the first period on a hard slap -shot that caught Cyclone net - minder Mark Davidson sleeping when he blasted the puck between Davidson's legs. The story of the first period and the game however was excellent goaltending by Dean Ryan as time after time he robbed 'the Cyclone shooters of sure goals. McLean also opened the scoring in the sceond period to give Clinton a 3-0 lead before Listowel finally got a. pair of power play goals, one of which deflected off Mustang defenceman Dave Bartliff's stick. Steve Cook retaliated for Clinton near the end of the second period to give Clinton its two goal advantage. Both teams scored one goal each in the third period as Tim McLean received his hat trick for the night. This Friday night, November 4, the Cyclones return to Clinton for an 8:30 p.m. contest and then on Bryan Williams,left, and friend Jacqui Draper awarded Scott Kay, Kelly Spencer and Carrie Spencer with first second and third prizes in the Chestnut tournament held at Buffy's on Saturday. Each winner received a cash award and the first two received trophies -for their skill in demolishing chestnuts. (News -Record photo) Down at the local lanes Clinton -Blyth ladies The Earthquakers have a good hold on first place with 37 points, while Joan's Pin _ Poppers are in second with 33 and the Wandering Five have 31. Following, down the line are: the Foxy Bunch, 30; the Merry Mixers, 29; the Fantastic "5", 28; Cooper's Angels, 27; Davey's Dum- plings, 25. In the individual scoring, Rena Kolkman was the top woman" bowler. She took the high single with 255, the high triple with 713 and tied Mary Davey for the highaverage with 203. Ladies Tuesday Afternoon Hurman's Harem and the June Bugs are tied in first place with 32 points. In second, Nancy's Chics and Boyes Girls have 31, Rosie's Rebels have 28 and the Campbell Supers are, in last place with 26 points. Lois Hurman rolled 253 for the high single, Louise Tideswell had 617 for the high triple and the high average went to Nancy Roy with 200. YBC Teen Debbie's Buddies are in first" with' 22 points and they are being closely followed by the Bowling Bums `with 21 points. The Chicken Coop's, have 19 and the Bobcats have 8. In the ladies- scoring, Brenda Butler had 215 for the high single and she had 579 to take the high triple. Jackie Swaan had 175 for the high average of the day. In the men's scoring Gary Armstrong took the high single with 318 and the high triple with 734. Jamie Cooper held the high average with 218. Molson Crown Mixed League Bruce's Buddies are still in first place with 22 points. The James Gang are not far behind with 19 and Leonard's Dumbells also have 19. The Do Goods and the Corner Pin Six are tied ,with 16 and the Mac Tacks are last with 13 points. Betty Daer was the top woman bowler. She had the. high single with 261, the high triple with 752 and the high average with 212. Murray Johnston took the high single for the men with 277, while Joe Daer had the high triple with -690 and Art Burt had 244 for the high 'average. YBC Majors Kathy's Clowns are first with 17 points and the Five Stars have 14. The Zappers are in third with 7 and the Pickles have 4 points. In individual scoring, Deb Cook had 257 for the high single and Louise Gibbings took the high triple with 624 and the high average with 205. Steve Switzer took the men's high single of 264, while Bob Falconer had the high triple of 715. Brad Atkinson captured the high ayerage with 225. Clinton Mixed League The Bowler Bugs are i`n top place with 31 points and the Sweets are not far behind with 30 points. Following down the team standings are: the Victors with. 27; the Kuckie Eights with 26; the Snowdrops with 23; Super Strikers with 22; the But - GENERAL MEETING for CLINTON MINOR HOCKEY Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1977 8p.m. CLINTON ARENA The Public is Invited terflies with 21 and the Dummies with 16. Pat Thomas had the ladies' high single with 275 and. Stella Peacock had the high triple with 720 while Valerie Marriage took the high average with 254. In the man's scoring, Don Switzer had the high single with 272 and the high triple with 682. Rob Van Damme had the high average with 217. Tuckersmith Mixed Angus' Anglers and Tony's Sharks are tied in first with 19 points apiece. Wes' Suckers have 17 and John's Jellyfish have 14 points. Mike's Mackerals have 10 and Bob's Bluegills are last with 5 points. Mary Buffinga had the ladies' high single .of 235 and Joanne Hayman had the high triple of 561. Mike Dykstra had the men's high single of 259, and he also took the high. triple of 700. Sunday, the Stangs depart for Port Elgin to revenge themselves for their only defeat the Port Elgin Bears handed them earlier in the season. Next Tuesday night the Mustangs travel to Hanover to meet the much improved Hanover Barons for their first clash of the year. Last Tuesday night's practise also included some new faces on the ice as the Mustangs improve every week in their long march to the winners' circle. CENTRAL JUNIOR C TUESDAY'S SCORE Walkeron 8. Hanover 4 WLTF AP Clinton S 1 1 27 70 11 Port Elgin 3 2 2 47 39 8 Walkerton 2 2 2 33 32 6 Listowel 2 2 0 23 17 4 Hanover 2 3 0 19 29 4 Kincardine 1 3 1 16 28 3 FUTURE GAMES Friday - Listowel at Clinton, 8.30 P.M. Walkerton at Kincardine, 8:15 P.M. Brillant save Mustang goalie Jurgen Hellman kicks out a shot during first period action last Friday night as the Clinton Juniors beat the Kincardine Kinucks 6-4. Coming back to help Hellman Figure skating news by Audrey Middleton Registrations piled higher and higher by noon on Saturday, October 29, the first skating day for begin- ners ,and juniors. The totals now stand at 45 beginners, 30 ' junior I, 12 junior II, 12 .in- termediates and 10 senior's'," one or the largest registrations ever. We welcome all new and former members. Some advanced skaters from. the area attended an amateur coaches clinic at the Howick arena last Sunday, October 30. Since a heavy load of responsibility rests on our few amateur coaches; the club is groping for extra volunteer helpers. Are there any former figure skaters, with amateur coach training, who would assist in volunteer coaching for one hour on Saturdays 11 a.m. - 12 noon? The club would . certainly appreciate your help. Please call secretary Carol Fox 482- 9760. - This Saturday, November 5, a consignment sale of new and used skating dresses, skates and other equipment will be held at the arena from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Anyone may submit articles for sale. We urge the customer -skater to come an hour earlier than his or her skating hour to allow time for shopping. The bake 'n rummage sale was a resounding success on Saturday, October 29. It even looked attractive due to donations of flower arrangements from friends, Mrs. Cliff Epps and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis. A raffle on a bushel of ,,,apples resulted in a win for Mrs. Florence Oliver. Those of you who couldn't make it to the sale missed the bar - the cider bar, that is, with Lori Consitt,. Carol Beane as bar tenders doing a lively business. They also managed the raffle tickets. Barb Forbes, Mary Gibson and Judy Johnston served at the candy bar, while Marlene Forbes, Anne Gibson, Dorothy Johnston and Dorothy Dupee made a very co-operative team for the tasty looking baking booth. Marg Robinson, Catherine Bennett, Barb Consitt and Anne and Cheryl Beane bargained with the customers for "the price is right" in the large rummage department. Some excellent buys disap- peared during the first 45 minutes and then 50 cent bags could be bought and the buyer could fill it with rummage sale articles. The club sincerely thanks all who helped in any way, club parents, friends and customers in adding to the success of the sale. Stanley Twp. rec. news The Stanley Township recreation committee is sponsoring winter programs of curling and basketball. Arnold Taylor is looking for couples from Stanley Township to curl at the Vanastra Curling Club this season. Instructions for new curlers will be provided for those who would like to get involved in this sport. Call Arnold at 482-9155 for more information. Basketball for ALL ages is going ahead at the Brucefield Huron Centennial School gym under the expert direction of R�mernber Our HOME MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Call Us For *WINDOW CLEANING *EAVESTROUGH CLEANING *SMALL PAINTING *STEAM CLEANING *RENTAL EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE carpet steam cleaning equipment, floor machines, industrial vacuums Visit Our Store for all your Household Cleaning Supplies NOTE: WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL M& SJANITORIAL SALES & SERVICE 15 ALBERT ST. P14: 482-9561 "Inhere Our Everyday Low Prices are everyone Itis'peas" Ken Reidy. There will be more information on when and where to registerafter next month's meeting. A capacity crowd attended the fall dance at Hully Gully. Door prizes were won by Jack Coleman and Mary Lou (Johnston) Henry. are Mustangs Steve Cook (16), Gary Helesic (12). (News -Record photo) Peters (5 ), and Paul Ramblings from the races by Lois Gibbings Irisha Hanover lowered her record from 2:08.4 to 2:07.1 in front of driver Frank MacDonald at London on Saturday afternoon, when she won her fifth race of the year. The six-year-old pacing mare by Bullett Hanover - Irish Flower, 'has also had five seconds and six thirds from 16 lifetime starts for her owner Lorne Tyndall of Clinton. Tony Bay, a six-year-old gelding by Skippy's Pride C - Linda G Dillon, owned by Ross McEwan and Lorne Brown, of Clinton took a new record of 2:08.3 at London on Friday night with Don Cor- bett on the bike. Wednesday night at the same track, Claybrook Romeo was third for owner Charles Brindley of Goderich with Jack Meriam up. Swinging Beauty, ownedby Wm. T. Laverty' of Seaforth, was a winner in 2:07.4 with driver Ron Williamson in the third. Muskoka Belle was third for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield, while Bill Rapson of Holmesville finished fourth with Chief Noble for his+ father Gord. Frank, MacDonald was third with Goldie's Hit for owner Terry Rutledge of Clinton in the fifth. In the first division of the third leg of the Middlesex County Pacing series for a purse of $1,850, Willa's Ferrica, a three-year-old filly by Ferric Hanover - Willa Wonder, owned .by Ted and Bruce Lamont, was second in a 2:06.3 mile for driver Ron Williamson. The second division went in a" speedy time of 2:02.4. As A Rule N. owned by Wayne Watch for THE PARADE OF HOMES ...coming soon! MICAFIL FIBERGLASS BATT STYROFOAM SHEETS WEATHERSTRIPPING CAULKING All help to conserve fuel and energy i all are available at . OUNTER C•SHCa:��: uildingS:ppiies PRINCESS ST. WEST, CLINTON 1 482-9612 Horner, was driven to a third .place finish by Mike Fit- zgerald in this race. Billy Wave was second at Flamboro on Thursday night for the same owner. At London on October 28, Randy Henry was third with the trotter Scarlet Walbob for owners Walter and Bob Daer of Goderich. Shar Mel, a three-year-old filly by Tarport Arnie - Mary Glenford, owned by Larry and Ray Jeffrey of Goderich had her first lifetime win in 2:11.1 with Jack Duckworth on the bike. Jeffrey Hi was fifth for owner Dale Kennedy of Seaforth. Bobby Tar, owned by Jim Riehl of Goderich was fourth for Terry Kerr in the fifth and Frank MacDonald finished fifth with Apache Grey for Brian Rutledge of Brussels. Shalako N. was a winner in 2:02.3 at Mohawk on -Sunday night., He is owned by Bill Fleming of Clinton and his trainer - driver is Tom Strauss. The five-year-old gelding has started 21 times with eight wins, two seconds and four thirds; good for 1977 earnings of $18,434. He has a record of p, 2:01.3. Monday night at London, Melo Victory owned 'by Charles Brindley of Goderich was second with driver Jack Meriam in the first race. 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