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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-25, Page 19CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987 -Page 3A INVEST .. ENTS FINANCIAL 'CENTILE 122 The Squal'c Goderich 5244t73 1-800-265-5503 BEST GIC RATES 10' 9"81/4 3 Yr. 2 Yr. 1 Yr. Short Term 1A1/2%,I 5Yr. Work is progressing smoothly at Clinton's newest sports facility, the County Club. The new squash and workout club will feature two squash courts, a variety of training machinery, a pro shop and a lounge. The owners of the club, Ray and Mary Garon, expect to have it open on January 1. Memberships will go on sale on December 1. In this photo, a maple wood floor is being installed in one of the courts. (David Emslie photo) Clinton Pee At Mitchell on November 10, the Clinton Pee Wees and Mitchell Hawks battled to a 4-4 tie. Clinton grabbed a 3-1 first period lead on a hat trick performance by smooth -skating Rob Consitt. Clinton increased the score to 4-1 in the second on a goal by Lee Gibbings assisted by Mark Livermore and Scott Jewitt. In the third period Mitchell battled back with three unanswered goals to earn them the tie. Danny Wildfong and Shane MacDonald each picked up two assists on the Consitt goals. Mark King also earned an assist on one of his goals. Clinton 9 - Milverton 4 At Clinton on November 12, the Clinton Pee Wees trimmed Milverton 9-4. Paving the way to Clinton's third victory of the season was hard-working defenseman, Scott Rathwell, with two goals and two assists. Danny Wildfong and Scott Jewitt potted two goals apiece. Picking up single Wees on the winning track markers were Rob Consitt, Chris Kennedy and Shaun Chipchase. Mark Livermore picked up two assists in the contest while Jason Boughen, Shaun Chipchase, and Jason Carter added one assist each. Clinton 9 - Seaforth 3 At Seaforth November 21, the Clinton Pee Wees continued their winning ways as they rolled to a 9-3 thumping of Seaforth. Clinton took a 3-0 lead early in the first stanza as Rob Consitt scored the opening goal at 2:16 on a set-up from Lee Gibbings. Just 19 seconds later Jason Carter was left unprotected in front of the Seaforth goal and he made no mistake on a beautiful three way passing play with linemates Chris Kennedy and Shaun Chipchase. At 4:47 Consitt's second marker on a scramble in front of the net made it 3-0. The initial shot was taken from Mark Livermore. Danny Wildfong also added an assist. At 11:27 and 11:50 goals by Seaforth's Rob Van Den Hengolford and Steve Papple made it 3-2, but Shaun Chipchase's goal late in the first period, with assists from Jason Carter and Chris Kennedy ended the first period with Clinton leading 4-2. In the second period Clinton outscored Seaforth two to one to lead 6-3 after two. At the 52 second mark Rob Consitt's slap shot blast from fifty feet out eluded the glove of the Seaforth goalie. After Seaforth's Steven Papple's goal, Clinton's Mark Livermore goal at 12:08 with an assist by Scott Jewitt, rounded out the scoring after the second period. In the third period Clinton scored three unanswered goals by Scott Jewitt, Lee Gibbings and Jason Carter. Jason Boughen, who played a stellar game on the Clinton blueline, picked up an assist on the Gibbings' goal. The Pee Wees next home game is this Thursday night at 8:15. For exciting hockey come to the arena and support your local team. The visitors will be Mitchell whom they tied 4-4 last time. Record deer harvest recorded by MNR Record Deer Harvest Reported The Wingham District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources says close to 350 deer were harvested during the re- cent hunt, an increase of 20 per cent over last year. According to District Biologist Mike Malhiot, "Recent mild winters have com- bined with the ministry's harvest manage- ment to result in a Huron County deer population which is the highest in history". He adds that the record harvest this year will ensure a healthy and productive herd well i n t o the future . A record number of 1,314 hunters receiv- ed deer tags for the controlled hunt in the Wingham District, up 14 per cent from last year. A total of 244 deer were brought to MNR check stations at Wingham, Hullett and Zurich where the animals were weigh- ed, aged, and sampled for a variety of biological indices, using tests which are standards throughout North America. The largest buck brought in weighed 251 lbs. dressed weight, (335 lbs. live weight), and was three -and -one-half years old. Ten bucks weighed over 200 lbs. dressed weight, but only eight anima I' were neer four -and -one-half years old. Fawns and yearlings made up 65 per cent of the total harvest. MNR staff have radio -collared and ear - tagged 24 deer in Huron County over the past three years as part of a province -wide study. Three of the collared deer were harvested by hunters this year. Of the 12 mortalities among the collared deer to date, seven deaths have been at- tributed to hunters, two each were killed by dogs and vehicles, and one was killed by poachers. It's a weekend for the underdogs .. • from page lA will win by three on a Lance Chomyc field goal in next Sunday's Grey Cup. I don't make predictions. Bell MVP A hardy congratulations goes out to the Toronto Blue Jays' left fielder, George Bell. The feisty Dominican narrowly beat out the Detroit Tigers' Alan Trammel for the American League Most Valuable Player honors. . George's statistics speak for themselves. It's nice to see he was judg- ed on his performance over the entire year, rather than the Blue Jays' horri- ble final week. Colt 35's lose in Great Lakes tournament ... • from page IA Ken Clynick and ended the contest at the 13 second mark. This led to the disastrous contest with the OId Rascals in the final game of the weekend. While this tournament was not as successful as last, the Colts never- theless enjoyed this well organized tourna- Novices have The Clinton Novice B team dropped a close one to Goderich on November 21, los- ing 2-0. Clinton had a good game, putting 10 DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE "The Place to Buy Appliances" NEW AND USED HENSALL 262-272e CLOSED M NDAYS If you wish to secure ® lifetime income from on RRSP nr are interested in other RRSP investments at very competitive rates. (an Arnold Ja Stinniss:!:n 527-0410 Tony Arts 527-0794 Income from an RRSP k no longer restricted to the minimum age of 60 ment which had 37 teams involved from Western and Mid -Ontario. This year's Colt, 35 team has a few new players replacing some retirees, and players transferred from elsewhere. Gary Black is again in goal; Don Colquhoun, Ward Hodgins, John Radford, Gord Glen a good game, shots on the Goderich net, while Goderich retaliated with 14 of their own. The team continues to improve, and are giving their all for every game. and Jake DeRuyter are the defensive corps; while the other skaters are Keith Allen, Ken Clynick, Dave Pugh, Gerry Hiltz, Phil White, Doug Ludwig, Steve Tyn- dall, Terry Miller, Bill Counter and Brian McAsh. Once again, Bill Crawford backs up Gary in goal and manages the team. but lose 2-0 The Novices will play next on November 28 when they will take on the team from Belgrave. Don't get caught in the cord this year. lire our. car t Winterize Your Car Now!!! 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