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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1954-01-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY,, JANUARY 14, 191 Colts. Lose Tough One To Milverton Dominions It was adetirmined Clinton Colt team that took the ice in Milver- ton last Saturday' night but as de- tirmined as they were, they had to go down on the short end of a 6-5 score. This was undoubtedly one of the most thrilling games that will be seen in the group this year. Both teams had two goal leads at differ- . ent stages of the game only to see their advantage eliminated in a few short minutes. Clinton led by one goal at the end of the first two periods but couldn't match, the last period goals of the Dominions. The fitting climax came when Clinton forced a face-off in the Milverton end of the rink with only 40 sec- onds ,remaining, they pulled their goal -tender and put six attackers all in the Milverton end in an at- tempt to tie the score and it al- most worked. The Colts, stormed Gatschene in his citadel for the entire 40. seconds but had to be content with hitting the goalpost no less than three times. Ross Kipfer was the hero for Milverton scoring, the winning goal with just over six minutes of play- ing time remaining, the two West - man brothers each scored twice and "Ole Poison" Bobby Gaul lit the, light on the other Milverton counter. Bun Smith and Harry McEwan with two each .and Bill Hanly were the Clinton goal -gett- ers. Lineup CLINTON COLTS; .goal., Ger- man; defence, Mercer, Counter; centre, Strong; wings, Smith, M. Colquhoun; subs., McEwan, Drap- er, Hanly, K. Colquhoun, Edgar, May; sub -goal, Nediger. MILVERTON: goal, Gatschene;, defence, C. Kipfer, Tomiuk;-centre, Gaul; wings, J. Westman, Hart- lieb; subs., Post, Stetson, C. West - man, McCallum, R. Kipfer; sub- goal, Gropp. Artificial Flowers A floral decoration that will last through the winter months. CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: TABLE CENTRES in assorted colors- Water Lily $L50 Roses 1.85 Cyclamen 1.35 ROSES in Clusters'of Pink or Red 35c cluster ROSE and BUD in Pink or Red 250 each CYCLAMEN in White, Rose, Pink, 25c cluster SWEET PEAS in Mauve, Purple, Pink 30c cluster CARNATIONS in Red, Yellow, Pink, Rose 30c spray GARDENIA in White with.. Colored Petal Tip 59c spray Also Geranium, Crocus, Asters, Tulips McE wan ' $ Phone 84 - Clinton Orangeville Drub Colts; Fight Mars Contest. Orangeville Dufferins were very poor hosts to the Clinton Colts last Thursday night when they handed the visiting Clinton team a 5-1 drubbing. The team from the northern town showed why they are up with the leaders in the group by outscoring the Colts in every period, even though they were outplayed for two periods of the game. It was a very hard hitting game with twenty penalties which in- cluded three match misconducts, two 10 minute misconducts, and three majors. Hoare led the Orangeville' attack with two goals, single tallies going to D. Irons, Lott and Hackett, Me - Ewan scored the only Clinton goal. Orangeville: goal, Watson; de- fence, Morrison, Grigg; - centre, Gillespie; wings, MacLaren, Hoare; Subs, J. Irons, Cummings, Hackett, D. Irons, Lott, Brock. Clinton Colts: goal, Nediger; de- fence, Edgar, K. Colquhoun; cent- re, McEwan; wings, Draper, Han- ly; subs, Strong, M. Colquhoun, Smith, Holmes, May, Mercer; sub goal, German. • First Period: 1 - Orangeville, Lott, 2.10; 2 -Orangeville, Hoare (Cummings) 11.07. Penalties: K Colquhoun (2). Second Period: 3 -Orangeville, D. Irons, 17.03. Penalties: Smith, p. Irons, Lott, J. Irons, D. Irons. Third Period: 4 -Clinton, Mc- Ewan (Edgar) 2.17; 5 -Orange- ville, Hackett (D. Irons) 5.38; 6- Orangeville, Hoare (Gillespie) Red Wings Show Way Kinsmen "Town League" IFour enthusiastic hockey teams victory over Leafs. Red W ing s comprise the Town League" hoc -now have taken over undisputed key series this winter. This lea-first,Place (atleast until Thursday gue, which.. is sponsored by the afternoon,.. when both Canadiens Kinsmen Club of Clinton started and Bruins say that they will step up to share the topspot), Team lineups are as follows: Canadiens: goal,Bobby Watkins; defence„ Charles Bartliff, Paul Schoenhals; centre, Peter Garon; wings, Murray McEwan, Eric Schellenberger; subs, Don Coiqu- houn, B. Egan, B./McCann, Wayne Grigg. • Red Wings: goal, Larry law; defence, B. Murney, J. Jacob; centre, G. Cox; wings, K. Engel- stad P. Pickett; subs, J. Dalet,F. Ladd; C. Mock, R: Cummings. Leafs:, goal, B. Watkins; defence, W. McGee, G. Fulford; centre, T. Sharp; wings, B. Scruton, R. Rob- inson; subs, C, Hippson, R. Garon, D. Gautteau, S. GIeW. Bruins: goal, -L. Daw; defence, D. Hugi11, R. Gautteau; centre, K. Currie; wings, B. McLaren, P. Livermore; subs, J. Galliger,; R. Genunell, R. Holland. 0 L. Veneer Leads At its schedule during. the past week and already three games have been played. Players for the league are mostly between the ages of nine and 12 years with a few excep- tions where boys are just a few days over the age limit, It is the idea of the.I•Cinsmen that out of all the players one team will be pick- ed to represent Clinton during Young Canada Week at Goderich during Easter holiday period. 'Activities during the week saw the Bruins'. and Red Wings play to a 1-1 tie. - Kenny Currie scored the lone Bruin tally while this was duplicated by R. Cummings for the Red Wings. On Monday night Leafs and Canadiens hooked up in a mammoth duel. Canadiens broke into an early lead on a goal by Peter Garon. It looked as though Bobby Watkins in the Canadiens net would record the first shutout of the schedule .when. Raymond Garon rifled a hard shot into the net to tie the score with less than. three minutes remaining. Tuesday afternoon, Gerald Cox, with two goals, led the Red Wings to a 2-0 11.36. Penalties: Horne, (5 min.), Edgar (5 min.), D. Irons (2 min. plus' 10 'min. plus match miscon- duct), Mercer, K. Colquhoun, Mc Ewan, Hanly, J. Irons (2 min. plus 10 min. plus match misconduct), Mercer (5 min. plus match, mis- conduct). Decorate with Decals It costs only to add gay, new color to kitchen nursery or athroomwith decorative CANADA DECAL TRANS- FERS. Apply them yourself --easily, quickly, without muss ortrues. Come in today and choose from our dozens of colorful designs ... suitable for walls, cup- boards or furniture. ,SUTTER-PERDUE January 14 to January 23 Only Boys' Station Wagon Coats GREAT CLEARANCE Size 28 to 34 - Reg. $16.95. $fi Fur Collar. .. Blue or Grey. t 95 . Read fioWear , , y` TO CLEAR AT Haugh's Big 88 Lined Smocks $5.95 BUY AT A REAL Men's and Boys' Sweaters Here's a chance to pick up an extra sweater at a big discount! 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Serer - as; Zurich, shot 12, broke 7; Glen Webb, Zurich, shot 12, broke 6. Plan Invitation Basketball Meet At RCAF Station Group Captain H. C. - Ashdown, commanding officer„ RCAF Sta- tion,:Clinton, has announced plans for a High School Invitation Bas- ketball tournament to be held at the station on January 16. This is the first tournament of this kind to be sponsored by, the RCAF Station. The teams invited to participate include Stratford C.I. Greenshirts, St. Marys Red Devils, South Huron H.S. Panth- ers, Seaforth Golden Bears, Gode- rich Blues, Mitchell Blue Devils and the Clinton 'Redmeh. A short' tour of the RCAF training school will precede the day -long affair. This tournament will give dist- rict high school teams a chance' to play on a large floor, which many of the schools lack, and which hampers the chances of any dist- rict team going into WOSSA play-offs. If you have frequent headaches, dizziness, fainting spells, lame back, accompanied by chills, cramps, bunions, jatindice, chil- blains or fits, it is a sign you are not well and are liable to die any minute. So hurry to the News - Record office, send by post, or give to the editor, whichever is the fastest, the renewal to your sub- scription, and thus make sure of a good obituary notice. BADMINTON MEETING Now that the Town Hall has re- opened, the Badminton Club has moved back to take advantage of the two fine courts. Due to the uncertainty of things, the club has not been properly organized, so a meeting will he held at the Town Hall on Tuesday, January 19 at 8.15, to line up a program for the remaining four months. Badmin- ton will be played after the busi- ness meeting. New members, as well as present ones, are urged to attend. This is your chance to get in on this exciting game. Murray Draper, President Hensall Council Appoints Boards :, SKATES SHARPENED We Have the Finest Equipment Lengthwise and Hollow Ground for Best Results Nelson's MACHINE SHOP CLINTON The inaugural meeting of the 1954 Hensall village council was held. Allmembers took their de- claration of office . before J. A. Paterson, Justice of the Peace, Rev. J. B. Fox addressed council and offered a prayer asking for guidance for the 1954 council. Mrs. E. Norminton was appoint- ed a member of the Public Library Board for the years 1954-55-56. Harry Hoy and Norman Jones were appointed as representatives of the council to the Hens, Memorial Community Park Boa for 1954, and John Drysdale; Dal. Sangster, . Ronald Mock, Lor flay, Harvey Keys will be me. bers for the years 1954-55, Following members were pointed to the Hensall Recreati Committee: Mrs. S. ' G. Rani Mrs.' Fred Beer, Rev. W. J. !loge Ronald Mock, D. Joynt, with A, Kerslake and William Parke r resenting the council for 1954. Streets committee, L. Luker A. W. Kerslake; : b mittee, N. Jones,, - H. 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