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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-02-21, Page 6PA G'i $- LINT tNNEWS' ECORDD THURSDAY ,_, BR RR ` 21,1980 Tuckelrsmith Mixed Amy's Slings andRoses and Rye are tied in first place with 105 points each and Martha's Manhat- tans are next with 98. Hilda's Hi -Balls have 96. and Mary's Martinis have $3points. lsobel's. Daby Ducks are behind with 86 poin> S. • Ann Dekens had the lad ies' .high single of 204. Arrayeerrits had ''he high triple of 542 and the high average of 185. For the men, Angus Hummel was the top bowler, taking the high single of 335, the high triple of 806 and the high average Tuesday Ladies Boyes' Boucles have moved into first place with 111 points, leaving the Five Pins second with 1011/2 and the Calico •Cutters third with with .105. A Touch of Velvet have 981/2 points, Duddy's Denims have 971/2 and Gwen's Ginghams and Chessell's Cut Ups have 96 points each. Nora's Notions are in, last place' with 881/2 points. Irma Hartley had the high single of 258 and the high triple of 669. Iva Reid had the high average of 203.. --- Molson's Crown Mixed Marj Moore was top bowler for the ladies. She took the high single of 286, the high triple of 636 and the high average of 203:` For the men, Art Burt had the, high single of 296. and the high triple of 783.. Ken Johnston hadtirthe high average of 231. In the team standings, the Bears are first with 85 points and . the Orangoutangs are second with 82. The scoring quickly drops, leaving the Chimpanzees third with 06 and the Pink Elephants next • with 64. The Cheetahs have 62 points, the Tigers • have 60, the WALT -. - GARDINER BARBERSHOP WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY, FEB. 23 OPEN ON TUESDAY, FEB. 26 lanes Laughing Hyenas 'have 67 points and the Bobcat's /pre last with, 56, Clinton Mixed Rocky'sr, Rollers have a lead on frist.place with 96 points, leaving the M and M's: behind with 76, the Bees with 73 - and, the S.C.A.B.S. with 72: Bob's Girls have 69 points, the Die Bards have 66, Differenit Strokes are next with , 63 ,and Tom's Turkeys are in last place with 43. Stella Peacockhad the ladies' high single of 326 and the high triple of 654, while Louise Gibbings took the high average of 792 For the men,' Don Hoytema had the high single of 249, John Smith had the high triple of 672 and Bob Falconer took the high average of 207. The Clinton Mustangs staged a dramatic comeback in their best. of five playoff series with the Kincardine Kinucks, tivhen they came -back 'to win the series after being -down two games to none. The Stangs got on the winning track in the second period Friday night with this goal, and never looked back, winning the game, and two more on Sunday night and Tuesday night. They now open a best of , five seriesaga�inlsttie� Wiitrtght r e pm. (News -Record photo) , sports Mustangs stage dramatic comeback in fast games By Bryan Marriage The Clinton Mustangs stormed back to win the last three games of their best of five series and end Kincardine Kinucks hopes of advancing to the second round of Central Jr. "C" playoff hockey. After Kincardine won the opening two games, the Mustangs defeated Kincardine. last Friday 7- 4, dumped Sunday 8-4, and won onTuesday night 5-1. The Mustangs will now advance to play the Wingham Ironmen in the next series, also a best of five. The . opening game will likely be in Clinton on Friday night at 8:30 p.m. and then to Wingham; Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. The third game .would be in Clinton, possibly next Tuesday night. The Clinton Mustangs fell behind last Friday night 3-1 at the end of the first period, but rebounded with four unanswered goals in the second ' period, and followed with two more in the third period. , The Mustang marksmen in Seaforth holds spied By Drusilla Twynham The Rowcliffe Motors Bonspiel was an out- standing success 'last Saturday, thanks to good organization, good prizes and the great catering of Wendy Tremeer, Millie Lobb • and their lady helpers! The spiel has become so popular that they already have entries for next year. The Clarke rink from Exeter placed first in the early draw with second place going to Glen,,. Hat'ter's rink, third' to Roy :Beuerman and the consolation to Ken Moore- - all from Seaforth • and area. Another Exeter rink, skipped by Lee Learn, took first place in the late draw with the Gibson rink from Harriston second; ASetti ,/. • for TgrnrnY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1980 --FAMILY PARADISE CAMPGROUND R.R. 4 WALTON 527-0629 Registration: 8-10 a.m. Proceeds to the Ontario Society for Crippled Children GIVE A HELPING HAND —PRIZES- -FOOD— Licenced under L.L.B.O. NEVV The Tawowski rink from Kitchener in third spot and the consolation going to the Ahrens rink from Mitchell. The Harriston rink emerged as winners for division 13B in in - .termed -rate playdowns here last Sunday, Six teams were in . the competition and Seaforth's entry, the Jim Cunningham rink with Bill Lobb, Bill Fleming and Clarence Denomme .were knocked out in the semi-finals. A further round of the comPetition will be held' here on Sunday starting at 9 a.m. when Harriston will meet the winner of Division 13A. The Mixed 'Sweetheart' Draw got off to a good start last week - the Thursday teams playing appropriately enough on Valentine's Day. Judging by the scores on the late .draw, there must be some evenly matched teams - three tie games! The second draw for ladies, men and juniors were completed last week with the following teams emerging as winners:. In Ladies, for the Golding Trophy, Marg Fleming, skip with Roxanne Brown, Drusilla Twynham and Marlene Reeder edged out Ann Cunningham's rink by half a point! In the men's division, there are two winning teams who will play off to decide an overall winner, these are: 7 p.m. - 'Steve Brown, . Don Deighton, itn Rose and Frank Nigh, and 91p.m. - Bill Campbell, Gerry Lobb, John 'Underwood and Ross Lovett. Unfor- t.uhately at the present time the Junior result is unavailable - trope to have it for you next week. The John Patterson Sr. rink with Doug Rowcliffe, John Patterson, Jr. and Bob Ste. Marie enjoyed some exciting curling. in Ottawa last week at The Legion Provincial Championships where they finished in 6th place. A London rink finished in IN 5 WEEKS', quire Graphic, Hair F iniac or Micro Surgery can re ,torr, yctur FULL HEAD OF HAIR ,n a5 little as 5 weeks No girnrnckr. Nn cheap toupees We guar antee ,n carting Silliirr� <, newest method Is advanced to the state whore? wr? r an attar.h hair. to the scalp permanently. naturally .and undetectahly [)r; yenirr,Plf a favour find nut about 5nuirn Graphic flag F,tau r, Offices intik 'r N4 1 -4(,N' . '''A'J A rJ(ir)rJ .:.:,.,: • a 1 r s.. ,.. �.. c .:t, .4`, A t. Prnq. PhnrrP f rr+.. , _ first place but this was not decided until the final game. Seaford' was the only team to beat the London rink! Sounds like our area was well represented! There .are two Bon - spiels upcoming at the Club - The McKinley Chicken Spiel . is scheduled for Saturday and the popular McGavin Farmer's Open - which incidentally is filled to capacity - is scheduled for Wednesday Feb. 27. Good curling to the., Campbell -Patterson rink off to Hamilton this weekend to try for their third win in three years• at the Mixed Spiel there., Let's wish them luck and hope they bring home the trophy this time for keeps. 4-H news The fist meeting of the Clinton III, 4-H "Your corner of the World" was held Wednesday, February 13 at the home of Mrs. L. Murch. The leader handed out the members' pamphlet Election of officers took place. They are: president, Barb Young; vice-president Beth Sandercock; secretary, Kathy Staddon; and press reporter Johanna van Diepen. The mem- bers chose a name for this project and it will be known as the "Knotty Ladies". Mrs. P. Sandersock discussed the in- troduction to macrame and the history of macrame and ' Mrs. L. Murch discussed the material and equipment for macrame and the different kinds of knot- ting material the game were Phil Arthur with a pair, Dave Stephenson, Greg Flowers, Claes Westburg, Gary Peters and Bill Pickering. Last Sunday's game in Kincardine saw .the teams battled to a 1-1 tie after the first period with Rab Stovel scoring for the Stangs. The Clinton boys„ opened up a 4-2 lead after two periods, of play as Paul Helesic; Dave Stephenson, and Rob Stovel s'oored. -The third period was dominated by the Mustangs as they out' - scored the Kinucks 4:2 and fired 18 shots at the Kincardine ..goaltenders. Gary Peters, Phil Arthur, Paul Helesic and Jeff Ball handled the Mustang scoring. John Page handled 25 shots in the Clinton net while Ken. Doucette and Jamie Cooper combined for 44 saves for the Kinucks. - In Tuesday night's winning performance, the, Mustangs opened the scoring on a powerplay goal by Dave Stephenson and then Paul Helesic put the Mustangs ahead by two before -the Kinucks scored on a powerplay late in the period. - The line of Mike Pinch, Paul Helesic and Bill Pickering did all the ng damage to the Kinucks in the second period, as both Pinch and Pickering each scored goals • while Helesic drew the assists. The third period was scoreless until the last minute of play when Kincardine pulled the goaltender and it back- fired and Claes-Westberg scored into an empty net. John Page 'handled the Clinton goaltending stopping 30 shots while Ken Doucette handled 44 shots for the Kinucks. First place at stake First place remains undecided as the CHHL's regular season comes to a close this week. A victory over Holmesville Wed- nesday would clinch top spot for Sunset Golf. Should Holmesville- win the Rockets would then need to win their Scoringrecords. Jr. C. scorers Ga Go A Pts • Pete MacDermid, PE 30 36 42 78 Phil Arthur, Clin ... 30 35 41 76 Dave Stephenson, Clin 27 35 ' 35 70 BobJCingston, P.E. 30 39 28 67 Derrick Burrows, Kin 30 35 30 65 Craig Wiese, Kin ... 29 22 33 55 Jay Kirkland, PE 30 19 36 55 Terry Davidson, Walk 28 20 34 54 Steve -Arbour, Clin 25 25 2-8 51 Wayne Mills, Walk 30 17 31 48 Steve Zettler, Walk 28 22 24 46 Jay MacLaurin, Wing 30 11 35 46 Mark Fra yne, Wing 27 27 18 Paul Berberich, Walk 26 20 25 Clinton .Junior scorers GP G Phil Arthur 30 35 Dave Stephenson 27 35 Steve Arbour ... . 25 25 Bill Pickering ".. 29 21 Greg Flowers 29 15 Claes Westburg ... 26 10 Magnus Johansson 30 9 John Hart 28 4 Paul Dougherty 25 13 Jeff Watson 29 1 Tony Gibbings ... 28 2 Dale Duncan 8 6 Paul Helesic 8 4 Rob Stovel 29 2 Mike Pinch 6 3 Gary Peters 6, 1 Jeff Ball 22 0 Brent Daw 9 1 John Page ...... 16 0 Larry Daer 1 1 Bruce Hunking ... 2 0 Bob Noftle 12 0 Jerry Hoggarth . . 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()rat . just 7 kilometres east of Goderieh on _Huron County Road 1. just off Highway 8 1.101 NS11;1) UNBI,:R THE L.L. ti 0 remaining three games to earn first place honours. The . playoffs pit one against four and two against three in the opening round. In last week's action, O'Briens Meats closed out their regular schedule in third place by losing 7 - 5 to Holmesville on Thursday and beating Sunset 7 - 2 on Sunday. O'Briens' record ends with 16 wins, 11 losses and one tie for 33 points. The Burger Bar' also split two games last week. Wednesday, they lost to Sunset 6 -. 3 and then Sunday finished their season with a 7 - 3 victory over Whetstones. Steve Buchanan' five goals in that game, giving him 29 for the season, all but clinched the scoring title. Ray Volland of Sunset is in second place with 25 goals and one game remaining. The Royals •end in fourth place with a record of 10 wins, 15 losses and three ties for 23 points. So'ccr gronp.meet On Sunday, February 10, the Clinton Minor Soccer Association held their annual general winter meeting , >k tllie, Clinton Town Hall, At this meeting, the officers for the upcoming 1980 season were .elected.- They were as follows president, Brian Newington; vice- president, Phil Beddow; past president, Jack Mayhew; secrexary,,Mrs. Joan Gruenwald; treasurer - registrar, Bryan • I avis; director, John Scott. The past president this year Jack Mayhew will also . be holding the • po'itton of president for the Huron Mawr Soccer Association. So, with this close contact between the two associations, we are looking forward to a "successful season .. up- coming. ',But ' we can always use more coaches and helpers. So if anybody is in- terested in coaching or helping in any way, they are very welcome-- 'to attend the next meeting— which is tta be held on Sunday, March 9 at 2 p.'m in the Town Hall, If you cannot attend this 'meeting, and are in- terested, feel free to call one of the above officers. Sr for all girls-16yrs. of 'age AND OLDER PRACTICE: Monday Evenings 7 p.m.-atCHSS auditorium Big Savings ON ALL 1980's Even more on 1979's (While Stock Lasts) Check Us Out ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. 1 mile West and 1 Mile South of Hensall YAMAHA DEADLINE:; FEBRUARY 29, 1980 to register for R •R S.P • Who knows what tomorrow may bring... invest in a RRSP,today! 4C Clinton Community Credit Union REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLANS are a better deal because... *NO FEES *NO CHARGES *CURRENTLY PAYING 121/4 70ONTARIO ST. CLINTON 442-3467 Clinton Community CREDIT UNION OLD TOWN HALL [WILDING EXETER 235.0640