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Several students of the Queen Elizabeth wing of Victoria
Public School participated in the Special Winter Olympics
at the University of Western Ontario last Saturday. The
participants include, Back row from left, Gary Gross,
Darlene Pollock, Paul Consitt, Ken Blanchard, Tony
Longmire, Mark Albert and Richard Longmire. The front
row includes Heather Anderson, Patty Baker, Linda Reid,
Darcy Doak and John Reid. (staff photo)
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Leagiid" 'action t
: 'Huron Park Monday, .
The Goderich Merchants"
;'-broke open a tie game -with
three goals within
minutes early in the second
period for a- 6-3 lead. ,Huron
Park chipped away at the '
lead in the third and131an'
Lather ;scored the; final two.
goals of the .game to complete.
his hattrick and gain thetie.
Lather opened the scoring -
after four, minutes of play in
.,, the first period before
Goderich exploded for three
-straight goals, two' by Cam
MacDonald and one by Milt
Place. Rick Funston
narrowed the gap for Huron
Park with a goal late in the
period. -
Huron Park tied the game
just seconds into the second
period and the Merchants
again went on -a three -goal
binge with' goals by.
MacDonald, Place and Frank
Hagan. Huron Park scored
the only three goals of the
third period.
MacDonald led the
Littowelliainniers Colts .1-1 -4 for first
By Bryan Marriage
Last Friday night the
Clinton Mtistangs 1 lost their
bid to regain possession of
first place when the Listowel
Cyclones trounced them 11-4.
Now the battle for second
place continues in OHA Jr. C
hockey action with the New
Hamburg Hahns hot on the
trail of the Mustangs, trailing
by only two points.
In last Friday night's game
against the Cyclones, the
, visitors opened up a three
. goal lead before Clinton's
leading scorer Robbie Heard
retaliated for the Stangs.
Randy Millar narrowed the
gap early in the second period
With a goal assisted by Heard
,and Jamie Thompson.
Not to be overpowered
Listowel replied with . four
more goals to end the second
period with a score of 7-2.
The Mustangs tried in vain
er,
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in the third period and
received a pair of goals, fired
by Mark King and Steve
Cook, while Listowel replied
with four more goals, two of
which were short handed.
It will not take a miracle to
unseat Listowel of first place,
and Clinton must win their
remaining three games to.
stay in front of New Ham-
.
burg.
This Friday night the
Walkerton Black Hawks
make their final • visit to
Clinton for an 8:30 p.m.
game, while on Sunday night
the New Hamburg Hahns are
in town for that all important
game, maybe to decide who
finishes second in the league.
Gametime for this contest is
7:30 p.m.
The same against Port over Clinton. The team,:
Elgin, last Sunday night was
cancelled due to the storm
and arrangements have not
been made yet to reschedule OHA Jr. "C" Standings
it.
The Mustangs have three
games left in regular season
play, as well as New Ham-
burg. The Listowel Cyclones
have two games remaining
and hold a four point lead
records are as follows:
Listowel
Clinton
New Hamburg
•Rapp paces Milverton win
The Milverton Four -Wheel 14 victories while dropping 13
Drivers led by a three -goal decisions.
performance by Jim Rapp In Milverton, the two teams
upended the high -flying were deadlocked at 2.- 2 after
Clinton Colts 11 - 8 last Friday -the first period, but the Four -
night in Milverton. Wheel Drivers erupted for
The loss was only the Colt's three goals in a span of two
second setback in their last minutes and four seconds of
seven outings while out- the second stanza on route to
scoring the opposition 51 - 29. their 11 - 8 win over the Colts.
Their season record stands at Dick Harrow Ross
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Livingston and Eddie Erb
added a pair of goals each
while solo efforts went to Paul
Mitchell and Charlie
McDonald.
Centre Mike Anstett and,
defenseman Jim Guenther
paced the Colts attack with
two goals each, while sin le
tallies went. to Greg Burps,
Derwin Carter, Paul Welly
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26 7 1
24 8 ; 1
22 8 3
and Danny Colquhoun. The
Four -Wheel Drives outshot
the Colts over the three
period span 33 - 25.
Playoffs will begin on
Friday, Feb. 25th when the
Colts play host to the Kin-
cardine Bulldogs in the first "
game of' the best -of -five
series. Game time will be 830
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0 onch attackscorinf three
and a ti-;. ass kV to
: strengthen his league scroringr.
lead while teammate Place
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Saturday. after a. ,three week
lay- Off' and managed a 2-2 tie'
against - Brussels. Dave
Jewell notched !loth Electric
goals unassisted and came,
close in three other chances.
The Brussels team made a
se/IA-Tome back after being
down 2=0, until the four minute
!Park of the third period and
.then tied it with thirty
seconds remaining in the
game,
The Brusiels. goaltender
made nurnerous*good stops,
especially ottlievin -Telford,
the pock out Of their end eV,
fectiVelY that enabled The or the fifth,tiMeAn ,
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Darcy Doak and Gary Gross proudly display a certificate of achievement presented
them by the Kinsmen Club of Goderich for their participation in the Kinsmen Club Ski
thon held February 6. (staff photo)
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