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Clinton News-Record, 1987-02-18, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1987 Spirts Bantams host London for Hockey Days Clinton Bantam "Classics" hosted the London AA Jets, managed by a former Clin- ton residerit, Ross Sturdy for Minor Hockey Day, February 4. Everyone came to play and the pace was fast and exciting. London wasted no time getting on the score sheet at the five second mark of the first period. The shock seemed to get Clinton in gear and at the 4:46 mark, Clinton defenseman Devon Colquhoun scored an unassisted goal to even the score. Steven Vandendool than.scored at the 5:12 mark, with assists to Norris Flynn and Cur- tis McCone to put Clinton ahead. London evened the score at the buzzer, ending the first period on a fluke goal. The second period was fast . and well played. Steve Vandendool scored his second goal, with an assist to McCune to put the locals up by one, late in the second period. The third period began quickly with defenseman Ian Kostier scoring, assisted by Colquhoun and Flynn at the 54 second mark. London than came back with another goal and some tough checking Derek Jefferson scored from Colquhoun and Greg Mayhew, and although London quickly followed with a goal of their own, the score ended at 5-4 in Clinton's favour. This was the best game Clinton has had this year and a return gargle with London is planned in the near future. On February 5, the Clinton Bantams open- ed their OMIIA playdowns at home with a 7-2 dumping of Durham. The first period was scoreless. Clinton's Curtis McCune opened the sccr- ing at the 38 second mark of the Seconal period on assists from Steve Vandendool and Devon Colquhoun. Durham evened the score at the 3:04 mark Clinton then scored three. straight goals with Derek Jefferson assisted by Col- quhoun; Jason MacLean, assisted by Jeffer- son and Andrew Dykstra; and Jefferson from Michael Corrie. Durham scored first in the third period, but once again Clinton came back with three more goals: Colquhoun from Greg Mayhew RABIES PREVENTION WHY? One of the most effective ways to prevent human contact to rabid animals over nearly the past half century has been the immunization of family pets. Veterinarians serving Huron County in cc?, -operation with the Huron' County Health Unit have established "HURON COUNTY RABIES PREVENTION WEEK" WHEN: Wednesday, March 4, 1987 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday, March 7, 1987 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. COST: Rabies Vaccine will be provided 10 all pets for $6.00 per animal. WHERE: Call your local veterinarian NOW to make an appointment or for more information. Clinics in Huron Blyth Veterinary Servk es Queen Street North Blyth 552:1-9551. Brussels Veterinary (troll Brussels 887-6841 Euler Animal Hospital london Road South (Hwy. 4) 2"35-2662 County involved in this project Goderich Veterinary Clinic Box 265, Goderic h 524-26:11 Seaforth Veterinary Clinic Main Street North, Seaforth 527-1760 (linton-Seaforth Veterinary Servi( es N.N. 5 ( Tinton 482-1518 Kirklon Veterinary ( Kirklon, Ontario 229-8911 South Huron Veterinary Clink 44 Main Street, Zurich 216-4-W1 Wingham Veterinary (troll 11 Alfred Street, Wingham 3571770 THE ALL NEW MAZDA 4X4. ._-1018.i000 C MW MOTORS LTD ■ 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524-2113 Sales. Service, aParts. Leasing WE'RE HONDA CRAZY! We're so convinced that i londa is the best brand on the market. tliat we went out and bought hundreds of Honda everything We're now up to our necks hi Hondas. Evciy one of them Is now on sale All At Crazy Honda Prices! • I igAi Weight • 4 ;Irak- •', Stier et • 450 Vertical 15.10 • 6 Speed 77 horsepower Ug1rld-eooled Iwo •.I rake V 3 rnglne Six speed 00. sect roll ai„mlnu n frame Pro.14nk^• susprnstnn If you're thinking -of Honda, you've got to he thinking Plenty of Power For Work and' Play ATC 200SF Honda Crazy Price r'hty r n 1 & Ta. A Great Commuter Bikel CB450SCF 450 Nighthawk Honda Crazy Price $2399(3° flus r f) I & Tax Born On The 1 .acct rack And Made SI reel 1,cga1 NS 400P(', Honda Crazy Price $479900 Plui1'01 &Tax cuLckl 1n Varna m 262-3318 a In London at What-nclifle I2d. S. and Sou thdale. m 685-8045 and Jefferson; Scott Brown from Col- quhoun; and then Colquhoun rounded off the scoring with a unassisted goal at the 11:37 mark. The series shifted to Durham. Clinton 8 -Durham 2 On February 12, on a stormy night, bus driver Murray Johnston piloted the bus to Durham. How he did it, only Murray knows: After a late start, Clinton came out as stormy as the weather and scored six straight goals. The combination of Colquhoun scoring and Jefferson assisting opened the scoring at the 5:54 mark and continued from there. Jefferson scored from Mike "Squeak” Ladd and Greg Mayhew. Andrew Dykstra scored from Scott Brown and Richard Lyndon. Steve Vandendool scored from Colquhoun and Ian Koetsier. Colquhoun got an unassisted goal; then Norris Flynn scored from Curtis McCone. Durham then came back with two straight goals before Clinton went back to work. Colquhoun scored unassisted and Jeffer- son scored`from Colquhoun to round out the scoring. The players, coach, manager and parents like to thank driver Murray Johnston for getting us to and from Durham safely. Thanks Murray! Seaforth is the next team Clinton will face. the first game was February 17 in Seaforth. The second game is set for February 19 in Clinton, with an 8:15 start. Vanastra hosts Farmers' Curling Bonspiel The Farmers' Elevator Curling Bonspiel was held at the Vanastra Club on February 11 with the farmers enjoying a day of great socializing, appetizing food, and keen curling. Winners of the 9 o'clock draw as well as the overall winners for the day and receiv- ing the trophy was a rink skipped by Gord Pryce, with Dave St. Marie, Laurie Fischer, arid Gary McNichol. Winners of the 11 o'clock draw were the rink of Doug Cooper, Ken Faber, Russ Faber and Steve Cooper. Sincere thanks to the sponsors, Allboro Elevators T.B.1Allen i, Armstrong Farms, Ken Campbell, Cook's, Flemings Feed Mill, Hensal'l Co-op, Hill and Hill Farms, Howson Howson, Kootstra Drying, Seaforth Co-op, t Sirells, 'Topnotch Feeds Ltd., and W.G. Thompson. A 50/50 Draw was won by Brian Triebner. A Ladles' rink of Ann Adams, Sue Beard, Brenda Jarrett and Lois Jones were the top winners of the 9 o'clock draw in Mitchell on February 12. Congratulations, girls! The Fleming's Mixed Spiel was held in Seaforth on February' 14 and a Vanastra rink of Gary MacKay, Audrey Triebner and Faye MacKay also captured first place in the 11 o'clock. Great curling! Monday Afternoon Euchre results CLINTON - There were six winners dur- ing Monday Afternoon E'ichre, held at the town hall here on February 16. Vera Colquhoun had the ladies' high, while Vera Gibbings 1 playing as a man I was the winner for the men. Another woman playing as a man, Minlue Rumba'', had the men's low, and Vi Howes had the low for the ladies. ida Godkin had the lone hands while the lucky chair winner was Verna Glazier. There will another card party on February 23. Future 'minor games February 19 Pee Wee A vs Seaforth, 6:50 p in.. Bantam A vs Seaforth: 8:15 p.m. February 21. Pee Wee "B" vs Huron Lark, 1 p.m.: Atom ' fl" vs Zurich, 3:25 p.m. During Minor Hockey Days at the Clinton playoff series with Mitchell at one apiece, ing the game, the most valuable Clinton M send was awarded the Don Veo Memorial Arena, the home team managed to tie their winning their February 13 game, 3-2. Follow- idget player was named and Murray Town - Trophy. 1 Anne Narejko photo) Atoms down Seaforth At Clinton on February 10, the Clinton Atoms clowned Seaforth 6-1 in the first game of the WOAA Atom ('C semi-finals. In the first period Mark Livermore open- ed up the scoring for Clinton as he cashed in on a pass out from beside the net from Dan- ny Wildfong at the 59 second mark. Some ex- cellent blueline work by Scott Shaddick enabled Wildfong to get the puck to Livermore. At 3:21 Chris Kennedy's wrist shot from the right side gave Clinton a 2-0 lead. Danny Wildfong and Tyler McGregor assisted on the goal. In the second period Mark Livermore's second goal of the game at 1:07 with Danny Wildfong assisting for the third time in- creased Clinton's lead to 3-0. Craig McAsh's first goal at 5:02 added to the score. Some excellent work by Nathan Burns and Bryan Watson added in the goal. Before the period had ended Danny Wildfong had tipped in a wrist shot taken by Mark Livermore at 6:57, in the third period each team traded goals. Craig McAsh scoring for Clinton and r.loe' Murray scoring for Seaforth to spoil Dave Nahrgang's shut -out. Clinton 7 - Seaforth 1 At Seaforth on February 11, the Clinton Atoms defeated Seaforth for the second straight night, as well as wrapping up the series in two straight games by a 7-1 score. Paving the Clinton attack was Danny Wildfong with three goals, Mark Livermore with two goals and three ass'sts and Chris Kennedy with four assists. single markers were picked up by Lee Gibbings and Craig McAsh. Nathan Burns chipped in with two assists while Lee Gibb- ings and Shane MacDonald added one assist h wick MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY WROXETER ONTARIO The 114th Annual Meeting of the Howick Mutual Insurance Company, will be held in the Wroxeter Community Hall Wroxeter, Ontario on: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th., 1987 at 1:30 m Purpose 1. To receive the Annuo! Statement and Auditor's Report 2. To elect two Directors to replace Ron McMichael and Doug Anderson whose tern of office escpires. Both Directors are eligible for re-eloctioro. 3. To appoint an auditor for 1987. 4. To amend by -low No. 33 - Director's Remuneration 5. To transact any other business neat ing. LLOYD MIME President which may rightly corse® before the RANDY HUTCHINSON Manager 4 each. Joe Murray spoiled the shutouts of Dave Nahrgang and Derek Hoggnrth with the lone Seaforth goal. Clinton now advances against Uurh;nn 1111 the WOAA Atoll) ('(' ('hampuuiship. Clinton 4 - Exeter 2 In Clinton on February 13 in an exciting exhibition game which featured end to ern! rushes and some fine goaltending by Dereg Hoggarth and Dave Nahrgang the Clinton Atoms defeated Exeter 4-2. The game was played in conjunction with Clinton Minor Hockey Weekend There was no scoring in the first period 11. the second, both teams scored. Exeter open ed up a 1-0 lead at 5:22 when .Joel Campbell's hard slap shot hent Derek Hngrearth on a deflection. With one minute remaining in the period a fine effort by Shane MacDonald after taking a pass from Craig McAsh knotted the ,car( at 1-1 as his wrist shot found the bottom left hand corner from thirty feet out. in the third period again Exeter took the lead as .Joel Campbell scored his second of the game at the 5.3 second mark At this point Clinton turned things r)rnnn.1 as Mark Livermore tied the game at 2-2 a, he cashed in a rebound of a Chris Kenneth shot as 2:49. Danny Wildfong also earned ;in assist on the goal. At 8:07 Chris Kennedy put Clinton in t. lead for the first time as linernatcs Mark i,ivermore and Danny Wildfong turned in some, nifty passing before Kennedy deposited the puck into the open goal With 47 seconds left in the game and the Exeter goalie on the bench in favour of an extra attacker. Mark Livermore's second goal of the game put the game nut of react'. Chris Kennedy drew the only assist nn the play. PLAYERS NEEDED Anyone interested in Playing Men's Slo-Pitch Please ccill 482-3087 q+� Task Riddell LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH MPP MUIR N-MIIDDLESEX CONSTITUENCY OFFICES: EXETER 235.0170 GODERICH .......,.,5���9444 If you're outside ifho toll-free area: call free of charge by asking the operator for Zenith 14730.