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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-01-10, Page 61 The Goderich SallOrs Whyte Doak and Dian are enjoying a modest "1uneati scored' two goats. Winning streak. apiece. men r »aer, Ken fast Friday the Sailors Meriarn, Dan oo1quhoun, blastied Wingham Royal$- Dave Bartliff,. Paul Kelly 144 in their., x..UQSt alEKI SC.citt Park added`ohe, prudL tiv-e-°mm ot'ing -goaleach, session a the season. Rik Pr, ,alio pleked'up The 'win was the third four., points is the assist straight 1tor- f3ie,,4Sailors d-epar tmera,t . :whi;le ... and: their seventh, of -the Colquhqun . set up. three . season against five losses ,goals and Ken Mariam; andthree•tzes, two, . � The tearhstied 4-4:after Penalties, played p the.-first.. period with ,major role in the Sailor Goderioh ; scoring ,two " yin' as Wingham *as. goals late in, the period to assessed 11 -two -minute •p>Xll 'into: the tie. The minors' two ten-minute �rSaiiors. took over- from misconducts .~ two major there scoring 'five times • misconducts and a thatch ' . m The 'Second period and penalty in. the ga ne. The.. completing the rout with Sailors were tagged with a. sL,c goal outburst in the - seven minor penalties. ' _2 fip'al 20 xriinutes vriTli fn it The ' SajIorS 1 11 of the goals coming on looking' for thhe,ir.., fourth power plays: , straight win this Friday Steve Meriam led:the when they host the - seoring assault on Mildmay Monarchs in an Winghamwith three 8.30 p.m: contest at the goals and two -assists for Goderich and District alive -point night.Memorial Community ,Team-mates Paul Rau, Centre. Seaforth curlers in Ont. finals - --� Congratulations this the present time. week go td' the Seaforth La,st.Sunday the overal rink of John Patterson, winner of the Men's Pr Sr. who together with Christmas. Draw wa Doug Rowcliffe, s vice; decided when Bruce Sohn Patterson, Jr.; Coleman ably backed up_ second and Bob Ste. by y. Eric McIntosh, Harold -Marie,- lead -earned a Pryce and Dan Tem- $berth, in ' the Legion pleman defeated Steve Provincial Cham- Brown's rink with John pionships following a Longstaff, Jim Robertson weekend of perfect and Carl Richardson. curling at E,eter. Vic- " Around. the Club... torious after three games everyone was positively' on Saturday, the, four- stunned on New Year's some advanced to- the Eve by the attractive final game on Sunday in display which ti an- which they defeated a sformed the Club Lounge Gilelph ,rink.: They will into a Renaissance-�' now travel to:Ottawa .for Florentine piazza the Ontario Cham- complete with columns, pionships slated for statuary and a fountain. February 14 through 17 Thanks to Gwen- Pat - where, without doubt, terson and Grace they will be worthy Campbell for their ar- representatives of this tistic ability and their area. betf L r halves for the The teams who will rtr usc.le needed to set it represent Seafcrth. in up! A pretty tough act to Division,13B in the.Men's • follow for future com- Labatt Trophy and the mittees... Family curling Seagrains Mixed is scheduled to start this Playdowns were decided Sunday, January, 13; 2-4 last week; In the former,' p.m. for all interested... Bill Campbell's rink with Mark January 26 on your John D. Patterson, Neil calendar and sign up Dolmage and tiµ Mike (look for the poster) for Thomas defeated the . the first Mixed Fun Night ; Gerry, Wal°ter rink ._with arranged_ by the social °oast minute of play by -Bill the • g onrnen were Bob Wilson, Don'f'remeer committee.- Thirt two.„ pressing for the victory. and Bob.Jarmuth in Club curlers are needed for , Pickering assisted egy The Mustangs rallied Tony Gibbings and•Greg Playdowns. They will one draw only from 9 11 lowers travel.'to-God e•rfeI--th-is— p.-rn.. -precede-d } y a -fie tangs tried --in vain ' Saturday, January 12, for social hour at 8 P.m., andthroughout the third Vanastra curlers win continuing competition. followed by lunch at period to tie the game as This event, formerly mjdnighti or thereabouts they outshot the Bears 18 - sponsored -by the ,.;,,sou,nds like fun'..... only . 6, but managed only one McDonald Tobacco, a couple of openings left - goal in the Last mbnute of Company and known as. on the Mixed Bonspiel play from • Dave the British Consols, upcoming January 19. Stephenson assisted by eventually leads to tree •....the Ladies Bonspiel is Phil Arthur and 1 ony Men's Ontario Cham- scheduled for Wednesday Gibbings, while the Bears • pionships and ultimately, January 23 and is filling had notched two goals to the Brier. In the latter up fast' (Contact Millie ' late in the period. event, the Gord . Pryce Lobb for information at In Wingham last rink with Irma Pryce and RR 2, Clinton). There w•ill Bruce and Marjorie • he two 10 -end games and -The return of minor hockey action in Bayfield got off to a good 'start last - .Saturday ast.Saturday. When Pat . Stapleton, former Chicago Black Hawk NHL and WHL hockey player, met young Bayfield hockey players at the village's arena. Receiving a few game pointers from the professional `hockey player were, left to right, Jamie Sauve, David `Telford,, Brian Fisher, John Garrett, Mr. Stapleton, Michael Verhoef and Kevin Dunn.-(Milvena Erickson photo) _. S •OI"tS Bears end Stangs streak BY and Magnus Johansson BRYAN MARRIAGE and Greg 1 Lowers :. The Clinton Mustangs assisted by Bill Pickering were:finally beaten last and Tony Gibbings and weekend, after a seven Stephenson got his second game unbeaten streak, of the game ;-assisted by when they lost 7-5 to the John Hart. and Johann Port Elgin Bears. 'son: Previously to last r The Ironmen got un - weekend's loss, they -tracked in the second trounced ,Arthur Eagles period as they scored four 12-2 . and tied Wingham goals . while the Stangs Tropmen 5-5.,_r,. ..,.. ----_ managed only . one and The. Mustangs opened felrbehind 5-4 by the end. the scoring against Port of; the 'period. The lone Elgin on goals by Dave Clinton marksman was Stephenson, unassisted, , Paul Dougherty assisted and by Claus Westberg by Bill Pickering and assisted by Jeff Ball and Greg Flowers. ' Magnus Johannson. Port The third period just Elgin tied th-e score got underwaywith before the period ended Clinton boldin a man at 2'.2. • advantage when Magnus The Bears went ahead Johannson scored ' the in the second period with goal assisted by Phil a pair of fast goals before Arthur. and Dave. the -Stangs got on the Stephenson, and the hoard ' again from the game remained scoreless stick of Dave Stephenson, after that and ended in a assisted by Phil Arthur 5-5 tie. and Claus Westberg.. Ge-rry, Gaynor was The Bears opened up a ' called ' upon for 'some two goal- lead late in the excellent 'saves to keep period before the Stangs . the Stang' in the game as narrowed it to one in the for nine goals in the third period against Arthur a. - week ago to break the ga rn e .open. -^ The Mustangs scored twice in, the 'first period while the Eagles managed only. one. John-- Hart ohnHart and Phil • Arthur scored for. the Stangs. In the second :period; each team scored once as Bill Pickering was the Clinton moar.l.s.na an. The third period was all Mustangs ...as the locals scored nine 't rra-nsw:ered goals. Phil Arthur scored three times, Bill Pickering scored a pair, and singles were scored by Tony Gibbings, Dave Stephenson, Jeff Watson...- and Magnus--Johann.son. The Mustangs outshot the oppositiOr 54-18 on the night. The Mustangs will host th1° Arthur Eagle's again this. Friday night at 8':30 and then the Port Elgin Bears will he here Sun- day night for a 7 p.m. _game. The Stangs travel to Hanover next Tuesday for a game with the Barons at 8: 15 p.rn. Coleman defeated the Doug Rowcliffe rink with .,..Kay Sharp. Bob 'and Sharon Wilson. Further - play ° is scheduled far January 26 and 27 but..the location is not certain at Twojoin Kinsmen Two new members joined the Clinton Kin- smen Club'last Tuesday . night, . January 8, at their regular meeting. • William ''Butch" Marney of Clinton. and Steve "Hooter" Gibbings of Own were wel,coriried___ into the club. In other business, Gold Fever Night chairman ;Bob Vodden reported that a profit, of $3,441 was realized -from the event, and'the money will go to minor sports in Clinton. The club is preparing to help celebrate the 60th .anniversary In late' February, of the'fouriding of Kinsmen movement in Canada, and ,the club will enterw• the J interclub. hockey tournament. in ankton on January 26. the club is also discussing Seven) new projects, and hopes to ' make a decision at a future, date. good prizes, A good time is guaranteed,• as always.... the rsecond draw^ i?; well underway with_two draws this time on the Wednesday night rhixed curling. . Vanastra boys upset ' This rink will compete the heavily favoured at the Ontario Semi -Final Durham Club in Division playdowns in • Ilderton on 13A Junior Tankard January 20. playdowns held on We wish you good luck ,Sunday at the Vanastra in your future en - Curling Club to win the deavours! division title. The' New Year's Eve Vanastra defeated draws were won 'by Des Durham • 6-4 and 8-5- Cassidy drawn 'by weekend_ the Mustangs ' respectively in their hest Graeme Craig; Jean opened up early in the two out of three playoff Jewer drawn by John game with a three goal championship games. Brownridge and Jim outburst in the first ' Vanastra team- was . McClure drawn, by, Fred period while -the Ironmen'• . made up of lead: John Zw'an• ' managed only, one goal. Coleman, second, Dave ----• Don't forget the mixed The Clinton marksmen Townsend; vine, Brian spiel this '"Saturday and Falconer and skip, Bill the, men's spiel upcoming were -Dave Stephenson,• onJanuary26th:- assistEci by Phil Ar' hur, Gibson.ANNUAL JANUARY SALE set still leads Stu Asher scored twice including . the winning `goal .as O'Briens Meats defeated 1urget Bar 4 4 to a CmL. game °.last Wednesday. Dennis LassaUne and. John Phillips scored the other O'Brien' :goals, Phillips into •.an empty net -n --the last minute :oi `play.`Brian Reeves and Steve `Chase scored. for Burger Bar, Thursday-- lohnnesvi-lle • -"defeated Whetstones Jewellers -• 3; For second 'place Holmes -vine it was , their eleventh win, against only four losses 'and one . tie„ Meanwhile, Sunset Golf': ..Club rallied • for three unanswered goals in the third period in ..beating O'Briens, Meats. 5.— 3 Sunday morning.. The victory was Sunset's fifth ' in a row and thirteenth of a�hvyrv,,.r. the season. They have/ - 9 tie with Burger Bar.` lost five. O'Briens slipped, JThe tie , hall ed -a nine to `third place. with at game" losing streak for. record of 1--. . Whetstones and itn-, Sunday ' night's game proved their record: to 1- saw Whetstones score 16-1. Burger' Bat` remains three late;goa ls;to gai? .a:9.;....ittfourth place at 740. Clinton Community Centre - SCHEDULE OF EVENTS. .Arena Schedule -'Wednesday, January 9 2:00-3:30 p.m. Public Skating Friday, January`11 .� 8:30 p.m. - Junior C Hockey Arthur vs. Clinton Saturday,_January 12 ' 6:45 p.p. Minor Hockey Bantam . Mitchell vs. Clinton 8:30 p.m. - Midget Wingham vs. Clinton Sunday, January 13 1:00-31,00 p.m. - Learn to Skate 2:00-3:30 p.n?. - Public -Skating 7:00 -p.m. - Junior C Hockey ,Port Elgin vs. Clinton • OPEN' MEETING - Ml^NOR SOCCER SUNDAY; JANUARY 27 AT 2:30.11.1914. TOWN HALL This Ad Courtesy of / AND AND SONS LTD. floy01 04 ltd. CLINTON 482.•3409 PORTABLE OILFIRED HEATERS AVAILABLE_AT H. LOBB AND SONS LTD. H. 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