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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2015-11-04, Page 2626 News Record • Wednesday, November 4, 2015 Radars' Ryan Murphy scores big Annual crokinole tournament a success (1)11 Oct. 30 Ryan Murphy of the Clinton Radars put on a scoring binge for the ages as he dented the twine six times. That's right, a double hat trick, leading the first place Radars to a 14-2 convincing win over the Tillsonburg Thunder. With Tillsonburg only showing up with 12 skaters the Radars players were able to fatten their scoring aver- ages. There was no lightening but there was a lot of thunder as the locals coasted to the win. Also having a big game was Sean Consitt as he collected seven assists. His playmaking skills were quite evident in this lopsided tilt. Consitt's other line mate, Luke Vick got into the scoring act too as he bagged one goal to go along with five assists to complete a six point night. The trio of Murphy, Consitt Joey's Corner Joe Livermore and Vick were able to rack up 20 points as a line. That will be a record that will be tough to beat as the team moves forward. Clinton's other high scor- ing line of Tyler Doig, Kurtis Bartliff and Mitch Vander- gunst rang up 13 points. Bartliff scored two goals and two assists, Doig has two goals and four assists and Vandergunst has two goals and one helper. Other point getters were Shayne McClure with two assists, Jordan Currie with a goal and an assist and Kyle Provily with one helper. Laura Broadley Clinton News Record Assistant captain, Luke Vick, scored one goal and had five assists in the Radars' Oct. 30 game against Tillsonburg. Vick and his line mates, Ryan Murphy and Sean Consitt, racked up 20 points combined. The end score was 14-2. The Radars defense core of Taylor Gossett, Kyle Provily, Jordan Currie and Brendan Dale played strong games in front of goaltenders Marc Nother and Richard Lynden. The Radars had 48 shots on goal while Tillsonburg man- aged 22 shots. The referees only handed out four penalties in the con- test, two to each team. clintonnewsrecord.com Joan Beierling Special to the News Record The Varna Crokinole Club met once again at the Bruce - field Community United Church with 19 in attend- ance. Members picked their partners by drawing cards. High was a thee -way tie with 38 points. Dave Whyte played solo, Bill Stephenson and Mary Helen Mclachlan and Clark Forest and Jack McLachlan. Second, close behind with 37 points, were Cheryl Trewartha and Cor Vanderhoven. Third was Ken Pollock and Eric Wheeler. Crokinole club will meet Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. The All Ontario Doubles Tournament was held in the Brucefield Community United Church last Saturday. It was hosted by Raymond and Jason Beierling and the Varna Club. It was Hallow- een day so Dave Whyte came in dressed as Elvis Presley and a couple from Blyth, Mac Orr and Lena Nesbit, came as super heroes. A prize was given to the one coming the farthest distance that was Dale Henry from Turtle Island Tuscora. Some were from Hamil- ton, Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo, Exeter, Bayfield, Varna, London, Dorchester, St, Jacobs , Clinton, Scone, Blyth and Stratford. Win- ners in the Recreation League B were, first place to Phylis Lightfoot and Doris Giddings, both from Exeter and second were twin brothers Doug and Dave Mills Doug from Clin- ton and member of the Varna club and Dave from London. Recrea- tion League A division were: first place to Peter and Joanne Carter from Scone, second place to John Lichity and Bob Jones. The competitive division winners were in fourth place, brothers Rex and Tom Johnston. Rex is from Goderich and Tom is from Varna. Third place was Christine and Dwayne Campbell from London. Second place was Jon Con- rad from St. Jacobs and Tony Snyder from Waterloo. Three time defending champions were brothers Raymond and Jason Beierling. Congrats to all of the winners and thanks to everyone for par- ticipating in this tourna- ment. All come back next year. Thanks! Card Party was held in Brucefield last Thursday night at the Odd Fel- lows Hall once again. Ladies high was Emma Cox and low lady was Margaret Hayter. High man was Jim Collins and low man was Barb Storey playing as man. Most lone hands went to Alex Townsend. Draw win- ners were Alex Townsend, Grace Hodgins and Ethel Walker. Next card party will be Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Every- one welcome! The Sunday Church service at the Brucefield Community United Church had Paul Ross as worship leader. Greeters were Jack and Geraldine Eckel, reader was Mary Foth- eringham and organist was Mary Moffat. Paul Ross intro- duced new Minister Randy Banks and his wife. Jim and Donna Collins were pre- sented with thank you gifts from the Church and the U.C.W., as well as a skit in honour of their 30 plus years of dedication as caretakers of the Church. U.C.W. met Nov. 3. 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Second, close behind with 37 points, were Cheryl Trewartha and Cor Vanderhoven. Third was Ken Pollock and Eric Wheeler. Crokinole club will meet Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. The All Ontario Doubles Tournament was held in the Brucefield Community United Church last Saturday. It was hosted by Raymond and Jason Beierling and the Varna Club. It was Hallow- een day so Dave Whyte came in dressed as Elvis Presley and a couple from Blyth, Mac Orr and Lena Nesbit, came as super heroes. A prize was given to the one coming the farthest distance that was Dale Henry from Turtle Island Tuscora. Some were from Hamil- ton, Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo, Exeter, Bayfield, Varna, London, Dorchester, St, Jacobs , Clinton, Scone, Blyth and Stratford. Win- ners in the Recreation League B were, first place to Phylis Lightfoot and Doris Giddings, both from Exeter and second were twin brothers Doug and Dave Mills Doug from Clin- ton and member of the Varna club and Dave from London. Recrea- tion League A division were: first place to Peter and Joanne Carter from Scone, second place to John Lichity and Bob Jones. The competitive division winners were in fourth place, brothers Rex and Tom Johnston. Rex is from Goderich and Tom is from Varna. Third place was Christine and Dwayne Campbell from London. Second place was Jon Con- rad from St. Jacobs and Tony Snyder from Waterloo. Three time defending champions were brothers Raymond and Jason Beierling. Congrats to all of the winners and thanks to everyone for par- ticipating in this tourna- ment. All come back next year. Thanks! Card Party was held in Brucefield last Thursday night at the Odd Fel- lows Hall once again. Ladies high was Emma Cox and low lady was Margaret Hayter. High man was Jim Collins and low man was Barb Storey playing as man. Most lone hands went to Alex Townsend. Draw win- ners were Alex Townsend, Grace Hodgins and Ethel Walker. Next card party will be Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Every- one welcome! The Sunday Church service at the Brucefield Community United Church had Paul Ross as worship leader. Greeters were Jack and Geraldine Eckel, reader was Mary Foth- eringham and organist was Mary Moffat. Paul Ross intro- duced new Minister Randy Banks and his wife. Jim and Donna Collins were pre- sented with thank you gifts from the Church and the U.C.W., as well as a skit in honour of their 30 plus years of dedication as caretakers of the Church. U.C.W. met Nov. 3. Stew- ards meet Nov 10 at 7:30 p.m and council meeting will be Nov 17 at 7:30 p.m. If anyone is interested in gift cards from Huron Centennial School Brenda Chuter has order forms. Due date is Nov 5 but there will be another order going in the first part of December. Brucefield's Ham and Turkey Supper is Nov. 8. It is buffet style and take-outs are available. It is from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and you must have advance tickets. You may call 519 263-2682 or 519-263-2823 for tickets. 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