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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-02-02, Page 6PAGE 6-CLINTON NEWS-RECORD,,THURSD4Y, FEBRUARY 2, 1.978 Colts downed by Mitchell The Mitchell Red Devils skated away with a smooth win over the Clinton Colts in Blyth on Saturday, January 29, when they beat the Clinton team 6-3. The Red Devils quickly jumped ahead in the first period leaving the score at the end of the first, 2-0. In the second period, the Colts were able to get on the board with a goal by Dave McClure, assisted by Dave Archibald. However, the Red • Devils finished the period on top by scoring two ' more goals. In the third period the Colts closed the gap with two goals. At 7:13 Harvey Carter slipped the puck past the Red Devils goaltender with the assist going to Rob Mayer. Some 2:07 later, Ron Brown popped one in with the help of Bruce Lyndon for the Colts. Mitchell then came back again at the 11:53 and once again at 17:30 to take two more goals and to end the game. Clinton received 12 minutes in penalties while Mitchell received•14. The ;game that was scheduled last Thursday evening in Palmerston was cancelled due to the bad weather. In upcoming games the Colts were scheduled to play in Brussels on. Tuesday, January 31. Drayton will be in Clinton for a match on Thursday, February 2, at 8 pm. and on Sunday, February 5 the Colts will travel to Drayton for another game. Game time is set for 2 pm. Weather disrupts tourney Stormy winter . weather, which last year cancelled the Bantam hockey tournament, played havoc with the schedule last weekend, and as a result, four championship games will have to be played this Sunday, February 5. Because of poor driving conditions, all of last Friday night's -games had to be rescheduled, while several other distant out-of-town teams couldn't even make it and substitute teams had to come in. In "AAA" action on the weekend, Waterloo . won the championship when they beat Stratford 3-1 in the final. Waterloo had reached the final by beating Guelph 3-0 and 2-1, while Stratford ad- vanced by dumping London Minor twice by identical 4-1 scores. In "A" action, Shoreline meets Hespeler this Sunday at 12:30 for the championship. Moore Township will battle Hanover in the "B" cham- pionship this Sunday at 2 p.m. Moore had advanced by nipping Exeter 3-2 and 3-3 and then beating Strathroy 4-1. Hanover had moved up by downing Flamboro 7-1 and then beating New Hamburg 5- 3. Point Edward will meet Lambeth in the "C" final, after Wingham defaulted and Lambeth beat Mitchell 4-3. Mitchell had earlier beat Clinton 3-2. The championship "D" final will pit. Lucan against Dorchester after Dorchester beat Brussels 4-3 and then shutout Ilderton 3-0. Lucan beat Tiverton 3-2 on the weekend to advance. In the "D" championship game held Sunday, Zurich took home top honours by beating Howick 3-1. Down at the local lanes Molson's Crown Mixed Leonard's Dumbells and the Corner Pin Six are tied in first place with 65 points. }Mice's Buddies are second with 64 points. The Do Goods have 57 and are being closely watched by the Mac Tacks who have 56 points and the James Gang are last with 50. Jean Good had the ladies' high single with 291 while Betty Daer had the high triple of 732 and Marie Collins had the high average of 207. For the men, Bill Gibbings had the high single of 314, Ken Johnston had the high triple of 816, and Art Burt took the high average of 244. YBC Teen The Chicken Coops are in first place with 66 points leaving the Bowling Bums behind with 64 and Debbies Buddies in third with 63 points. The Bobcats are in last place with with only 45 points. In the individual scoring, Susan Wallace had the ladies' high single of 199. Kelly Colquhoun had the high triple of 516 and Jac,kie Zwaan had the high average of 179. Gary Armstrong had the men's high single of 281 and the high triple of 672. Jamie Cooper had the high average of 214. Clinton -Blyth Ladies The Fantastic "5" have 29 points to give them the top position in the league. The Wandering Five and the Earthquakers are tied in second place with 26 points apiece. Joan's Pin Poppers have 25, Davey's Dumplings have 22, the Foxy Bunch have 21, the Merry Mixers have 20 and Cooper's Angles are in last place with 19 points. Mary Davey ,had the high single of 298 and the high average of 213. Dini Nethery had the high triple of 723. Clinton Mixed The Sweets are in first place with 75 points and the Snow Drops are close behind Ontario MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL, 48 ONTARIO STREET NOR- TH, KITCHENER, ONTARIO, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1978, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, at whish time the Board will hear applications for new licences in accordance with The Liquor Licence Act, 1975 and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the Gloss indicated, and the application will be entertained at the'aforemen- tioned location and tirrle. Huronvlew Home for the Aged P.O. Box 219, London Road Clinton, Ontario Canteen Licence Dining Lounge AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resident in the municipality and objects to any application may file the grounds of objection in person of the time and place of the' meeting or in writing (copies of which will bp., forwarded to applicant) to: Executive Director, Liquor Licence Board of Ontario, 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East, TORONTO, Ontario M5E 1M. wit 73. The Supper Strikers have 68, the Victors have 65 and the Butterflies have 63 points. The Luckie. Eights have 59 points, the Bowler Bugs have 52 and the Dum- mies are in last place wit 50, points. Turn to page 7 • Listowel player leads scoring A Listowel player has taken over the lead in the Central Junior "C" scoring race. Kent Norman of the Cyclones has grabbed a .one point lead over the Clinton Mustang's Steve Cook and Tim McLean. As of January 21, the last complete statistics available, Norman had 51 points on 25 goals and 26 assists, and Mustang forward Tim McLean 49 points on 28 goals and 21 assists. The rest of the top ten is completely dominated by Listowel and Port Elgin players. Clinton, however, - dominates the goaltending, with the lowest average, 2.85 in the league. Listowel has 3.79. goals against average. Clinton's Dean Ryan, who has played the bulk of the season in nets, has a 3.22 goals against average in 992 minutes of play and has two shut outs. Jurgen Hellman has a 2.68 average in 448 minutes and Derek Divok has a 2.00 average in 120 minutes, in the nets. Mustangs Scoring (til Jan. 21) GP G A PTS PIM Steve Cook 25 23 27 50 24 Tim•McLean 26 28 21 49 71 Paul Priestap 17 11 24 35 26 Pete Thompson 24 7 21 28 10 John Graham 19 9 18 27 72 Paul Helsic 26 13 13 26 53 Dave Stevenson 23 10 14 24 36 Neil Colquhoun 17 8 14 22 20 Greg Butler 19 9 10 19 32 Dave Bartliff 25 8 8 16 52 John Hart 25 7 8 15 65 Mike Gibbings 18 3 12 15 49 Bill Roy 26 3 11 14 34 Bill Smith 17 6 6 12 2 Bill Irwin 14 1 9 10 53 Chris Cossit 16 4 2 6 18 kin todcl!J For tomouo with an RRSP at your Ciedit 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 is currently paying 9 per cent. There Is no 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 ,toddy. Com lir eai no IIs... we tea lr lid Clinton Community CREDIT- UNION 70 Ontario St. 430 Main St. CLINTON EXETER 4 24467 235-0640 Whoops, the Strathroy goalie makes his move too soon and seconds later the Moore Township player scored a goal as they beat Strathroy to advance to the finals in the Clinton Bantam tournament last weekend. Bad weather forced cancellation of -some of the games, and four championship games will be held this Sunday afternoon. (News -Record photo) Ramblings from the racetracks By Lois Gibbings Many two-year-old horses from our area are eligible to the sixth fenewal of the Ontario Sires Stakes. Several are listed below with their nominator's name first: G. Arnold Campbell, Seaforth has Arnie's Bay- a colt by Partlow - Lida Hanover, Arnie's Dillie - a filly by Partlow - Lady of Shalott, Arnie's Royal Dolly - a filly by Royal Melody - Tar Tar Dolly, Arnie's Scamp - a colt by Scram - Sis Clay, Arnie's Skip - a colt by Scram - Trudy D, Arnie's Speedy - a colt by Partlow - Sidewalk Cafe, Arnie's Van Rod- a colt by Partlow - Ethel Van, Third Time Lucky - a colt by Scram - Hot Tip. Gordon Pullman, Seaforth has Baron Pull - a colt by Armbro Knox - My Baroness, while Ron Williamson, Seaforth has Blue Olympi - a filly by Scram - Barney's Girl, and Allan .MacDonald, Goderich has Bowthruster - a colt by Ames Hanover - Claybrook Norma. Dr. George S. Elliott, Clinton has Chico Chief - a gelding by Skippy's Pride C: . Twinkle Water, Wee Ada - a filly by Reflected Way - Hasty Countess, and Carl Fisher, Goderich has Dancing Slipper - filly by Scram -Scarlet Slipper. Gordon Rapson, Clinton has Deeflect - a gelding by Reflected Way - Sassy Dee, John R. Chief - a colt by John R. Rip - K.S.B. Chief. W.C. (Ted) McLean of Goderich has Deep Run Melody - a filly by Royal Melody - Deep Run Pepper, Deep Run Par - a colt by Partlow - Deep Run Jan, Deep Run Penn - a filly by Penn Hanover - Deep Run Grattan, Deep Run Van - a .colt by Vandyke Hanover - Deep Run Dora. Frank Little, Goderich has Dyke Doo Little - a colt by Vandyke Hanover - Irisha Hanover, Miss Doo Little - a filly by Allwood's Pride - Madamoiselle, Nancy Goodnuff - a filly by Goodnuff - Greenview Patty, and Donald Campbell, Goderich has Gemeni Tide - a colt by Bye Bye Roger - Queenie Tide. Lorne Tyndall, Clinton has Ferrica Baker - a filly by Ferric Hanover - Miss Direct Baker, Skippy Dover - a gelding by Skippy's Pride C - Dover Duchess, and William Caldwell, Clinton has Goldies Doll - a filly by Allwood's Pride - Goldies Cross. John Mathers, Goderich has Granpa Mathers - a colt by Tarport Count - Sebringville, while William Bennett, Seaforth has Happy Bottoms - a• filly by Silver Ronnie - Sugareen, and Lois Gibbings, Clinton has Harlo Buffy - a filly by Silver Ronnie - Lynn Dale. Harold Jewell of Goderich has Hills Dream a colt by Seton Hanover - Centennial Miss, and Charles and Rose Travis, Goderich have Lady Selkd - a filly by Chilly Will - Selka Maid, Reggies Kin - a filly by Chilly, Will - Woodys Hope, and Sues Pride - a filly by Skippy's Pride C - Willa including blouses. sweaters, drosses. slacks going south? check our special PRE -SEASON SALE of summer tops and drosses new arrivals.... Some of our Summer '70 Bathing Suits and cover-ups have arrived. The final touch for your southern vacation plans. Sue. Ron McBride, Goderich has Michaels Pet - a gelding by Ames Hanover - Mary Glenford, and Don Carter, Seaforth has Miss Dawn Glo - a filly by Horton Hanover - Brooks Princess, Seaforth Hi - a colt by Silver Ronnie - Alexene Hi, and Silver Brad - a colt' by Silver Ronnie - Tammy Pull. Winston Powell, Seaforth has Mississkippy - a filly by Skippy's Pride C - Twentieth Century, and Art Maskell, Goderich has Pleasant Rodger - a gelding by Bye Bye Roger - Ada Guin. William Fleming of Clinton has Poppy's Ready - a filly be Ever Ready - Victoria Lee, while David Wilkinson of Goderich has Raintree Penn - a colt by Penn Hanover - Sterling Arbela, and Allan Shelton, Goderich has Rosie Jean - a filly by H.A. Turn to page 7 Seaforth curling news Two Seaforth rinks travelled to Monkton to participate in a Ladies Speil on January 25. Winning third prize was skip Mary Jean Beattie with Lorraine Denomme, Joyce Hilderly and Donna Wood. Flo Smith also skipped a team of Seaforth girls. In the Colts competition in Listowel on Sunday, the Seaforth's entry defeated Exeter in their first game; The second game saw Vanastra eliminate Seaforth from the competition: Vanastra in turn was put out by the Harriston rink who goes on to Paisley this Sunday for the division playoff. Playing for Seaforth was skip Bob Ste. Marie, with Gordon Pryce, Neil Dolmage and Robert Fotheringham. The Bonspiel committee is still looking for at least six rinks for the Farmers' Mixed Spiel on February 8th. They also need a couple of rinks for the Men's Open sponsored by Rowcliffe Motors on February 18th. Call Bob Wilson 527-1879 if you can "field a rink" for either of these events. 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