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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-01-26, Page 64 PAGE 6--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1978 Colts edge Ripley 5-3 The Clinton Colts Inter- mediate hockey club suffered a 5-3 defeat at the hands of Ripley last Sunday afternoon in a home game played in Blyth. Ripley was quick to get on the scoreboard, scoring at 1:56 of the opening period, and Clinton replied at the 8:21 mark with an unassisted picture goal from the stick of Jim (Sinclair) Moon, his first of the season. Dave McClure put the Colts into the lead four minutes later with Derwin Carter picking up the assist, but Ripley scored two more goals in the last minutes to lead the game 3-2. In the second frame. Ripley opened the scoring before Clinton picked up their final tally of the game on an effort by Paul 1Gibbings, assisted by Bill Lee and Gary Garniss. Ripley then scored their final goal of the game with only 19 seconds left on the clock. The third period was scoreless despite some valiant efforts by the Colts. Clinton had 16 minutes in penalties, and Ripley picked up 14. The Colts travel to Palmerston tonight (Thur- sday, Jan. 26) and then play a home game against Mitchell this Sunday January 29 at 4 p.m. in Blyth. Here is the scoring totals to January 22: STANDINGS G A Pts. PIM Dave McClure 8 10 18 8 Dennis Kelly 6 9 15 25 John Feeney 4 6 10 18 Dave Archibald 5 4 9 44 Derwin Carter 3 6 9 38 Harvey Carter 5 4 9 16 Murray Henderson 3 6 9 7 Rob Mayer 2 5 7 8 Bud Boyes 3 3 6 8 Bill Lee 4 2 6 31 Brad Morgan 5 0 5 0 Richard Carter 0 3 3 12 Mark Fisher 1 2 3 20 Paul Gibbings 2 0 2 4 Jim McCue 0 . 2 2 26 , Harry Chambers 0 1 1 39 Gary Garniss 0 1 1 0 Jim Moon 1 0 1 14 Earl Flynn 0 0 0 8 Bruce Lyndon 0 0 0 14 Vanastra .curling news Those taking part in the 16 - team Vanastra Curling club Bonspiel co-sponsored by Clinton Chrysler -Plymouth and Kerrigan Fuels were treated to some fine en- tertainment last Saturday. The winners of the first draw was a rink skipped by Gerry Walter of Goderich.. In second place was the rink of Jim Hawkins also of Goderich. Bill Campbell skipping the Seaforth entry of John Patterson, Doug Rowcliffe and Gordon Pryce took third place , and the Vanastra entry of Don Mit- chelmore with Edward Broadfoot, Jim Bell and Ken Feagan won the consolation prize. The second draw winners were the sentimental favorites "The Kids" of. the Vanastra Club skipped by Bill Gibson, with Paul Galichuik, Brian Falconer and David Townsend. Second place was taken by the rink of Emmerson Hodgins from London, and third went to Barry Davis of Vanastra with John Brownridge, Ron Sellars and Bill Munro. The consolation prize in the draw was also won by a Vanastra Rink skipped by Ron Chuter, with Ivan Lince, Ian Kennedy and Ken Rogerson. Also the ladies' club sent a team to Goderich; Kay Sharp, skip; Eleanor Sheils, vice; Carol Munro, second and Sheila Davis, lead. The gals lost their first gatne,won their second and placed fourth in the draw. On Sunday, the Vanastra club hosted the Seagrams Mixed District competition with the Brian Adams team from Hanover representing district 13A, eliminating the team skipped by Gerry Walter of Goderich who represented district 138. The Vanastra club's Colts competition, also held Sun- day, was won by the team of John Brownridge,' skip; Barry Davis., vice; Ron Sellars, second and Bill Munroe, second. They eliminated the team of Don Mitchelmore,, skip; Ron Chuter, vice, Ed Broadfoot, second and Ward Hodgins, lead. The club is having an open jitney on January 28, with two draws at 7 and 9 p.m. The 9 p.m. draw is nearly full, but few have registered for the 7 p.m. draw, lan tod,g For tomouo with at your Credit Union An R.R.S.P. gives you a chance to: • SAVE MONEY • DEFER YOUR INCOME TAX • BUILD. SECURITY FOR YEARS TO COME '• INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS THROUGH THE COM- POUNDING OF TAX SHELTERED INTEREST Your credit union 1s currently paying 9 per cent. There Is ono administration or with- drawal charges. Your credit union can lend you the money to Invest in a R.R.S.P. The interest you pay on your loan is also tax deductible. Be secure for tomorrow... See Your Credit Union today. Ceal• 1a cad les es... we en k.Ip! Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 70 Ontarfc Et. CLINTON 40»3467 439 Main St. EXETER • 236-0640 • There was excellent hockey played at the rec committee's 10th annual bantam hockey tournament, which started last weekend and concludes thls weekend. However, for the Clinton, bantams, pictured here playing Tavisjock, It's one game they'd rather forget as they were clobbered 10-1. (News -Record photo) - Clinton snowm.obilers hold fun. day. ^' e Oval, cross-country and novelty races provided ex- citement and fun for mem- bers and their families, as well as friends at the Hully Gully Snowmobile Club, Sunday. Results of races are as follows. 340 Stock: 1st, Bob Schenuk, Polaris, Seaforth; 2nd, Chuck Collins, Cat, Varna; 3rd, Ray Riley, Yamaha, Staffa. Open Stock : Ray Riley, Cat;' Staffa; Floyd Upshall, Cat, Staffa; Len Lansink, Polaris, Seaforth. 340 mod: Len Lansink; Chris Holmes, Ski-doo, London. 440 mod: Floyd 'Upshall, Cat, Staffa; Chris Holmes, Ski-doo, London ; John Munny, Yamaha, Hensall. 440 Stock: Ray Riley, Cat, Staffa; Floyd Upshall, Cat, Staffa; Bob Schenuk, Polaris, Seaforth. Cross-country run 340: David Consitt, Cat; Bill Chartern, Cat; Bob Shank, Polaris. Open stock cross-country, Chuck Collins, Cat; John Munny, Yamaha; Glenn Malcolm, Cat. Much appreciation goes to the younger members of the club who worked hard and made the day a real success. Club events' that are up Seaforth Curling news By Gwen Patterson As promised, here are the results from the Ladies Spiel held last Wednesday. On the 9 a.m. draw, first prize went to Wilma Rathwell's rink from Listowel. Second prize was won by the Exeter rink skipped by Turn to page 7 coming include a trail ride and wiener roast this Friday night and the Huron Ride for, Snowarama on Suhday 29. FOR THE BEST IN * Purls * Service * Accessories * Rentals IT'S vtULL yGULL/ SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED V AR NA 267-5809 Bantam tournament going well Although the weather threatened, and there was little local fan support, organizers of the 10th annual bantam hockey tournament say the first weekend of the two weekend tournament went off very well, with good gates and some excellent hockey. The tournament continues this weekend, weather per- mitting, and most of the championship games are set for Sunday afternoon and evening. , There was one cham- pionship match in the "AA" division when Woodstock beat Milton 2 - 1 in an exciting overtime game. Woodstock ' had beaten Sarnia Township 3 - 2 and 4 - 0 to gain the final, while Milton nipped Preston 1 - 0 and 3 - 1 in two preliminary games. In "A" action, Goderich beat Windsor Shoreline 1 - 0 in the first game, but Shoreline came back to win the series when they clobbered Goderich 10 - 5 in the second game. Hespeler shut -out Tillsonburg twice, by 4 - 0 and 6 - 0 scores to gain the "A" final this Sunday against Shoreline. In "B" games, Strathroy downed Kincardine twice 4 - 3 and 2 - 1, while New Hamburg beat Sarnia Minor 4 - 1 and tied them 3 - 3,` and Hanover nipped Flamboro 3 - 2. Lambeth beat Seaforth twice, 4 - 1 and 7 - 0 to advance in "C" playdowns, while Point Edward beat Wingham 8 - 3 and Tavistock rolled over Clinton 10 - 1. Mitchell beat Palmerston 3 - 2 and 4 - 0 to advance. In "D" action, Ilderton had no trouble with Ripley, downing them by 8 - 1 and 7 - 0, while Tiverton beat Thamesford twice, 4 - 0 and 5 - 1. Lucan will also advance in "D" actionbyvirtureofa5-2 win and a 2 - 2 tie with Parkhill, and Dorchester beat Brussels 7 - 3 in their first game. In the "E" championship Sunday, it will be Zurich versus Howick. Zurich gained the finals by virtue of two wins over Sarnia Reserve, 8 - 3 and 7 - 2, while Howick beat • Blyth5-Oand8-2. Adults: VANASTRA CENTRE WINTER SWIM Mon. - Fri. 12 Noon — 1:15 P.M. Wed. 9:30 - 10:00 P.M. 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