HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2016-12-07, Page 1414 News Record • Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Radars back on winning track
n Friday,
December 2, the
Clinton Radars found
their winning ways again
as they squeaked by the
Petrolia Squires 4-3 on a
go ahead goal by Justin
Reid.
The Radars broke on
top first as Kurtis Bartliff
found the back of the net
at 4:02 of the first period
while playing short-
handed. Bartliff cashed in
on a two on one break
with Sean Consitt setting
up the marker. The
Radars jumped into a 2-0
lead at 10:15 as Justin
Reid scored his first of
two goals. Ryan Murphy
fed Consitt a beautiful
pass through the crease
and Consitt easily tapped
it in. Luke Vick earned an
Joey's Corner
Joe Livermore
assist on the goal too.
Petrolia's Tyler Prong cut
the Radar lead to 2-1 at
12:29 as his slapper beat
Radar goalie Marc Nother
cleanly.
But Clinton came
storming back to take a
two -goal lead as Ryan
Murphy scored on a five
on three power play. Bar-
tliff and Marcus Salo
worked the puck around
until Murphy was able to
bury his slap shot from
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In the second session,
the Radars seemed to
relax too much with the
two goal lead, and the
Squires took advantage of
some sloppy Radar play.
Petrolia's Dan Veenema
and Ryan Trottier scored
goals at 9:57 and 14:51
while the Radars were
playing shorthanded.
Clinton was badly out -
shot in the middle frame
by 21 to 4. If it wasn't for
some outstanding goal -
tended by Marc Nothers,
the score could have been
much higher in Petrolia's
favour than 3-3 at the end
of two periods.
In the third stanza, the
Radars stepped it up a
notch after a disastrous
second period. At 7:44 they
were rewarded as Justin
Reid broke the 3-3 tie.
Kurtis Bartliff stole a
puck at just inside the
Petrolia blue line and
found Reid wide open for a
one timer. Final shots on
goal were in the Squires
favour as they outshot the
Radars 39 to 32. Both
teams were whistled for 10
minor penalties in the
contest.
Clinton's next game is at
home this Friday night on
December 9 at 8:30 as they
take on the Tavistock
Royals.
The Radars executive are
urging any fan to wear an
ugly Christmas hockey
sweater to the game as
there will be a draw for the
ugliest jersey. You don't
want to miss this game as
the Royals and Radars con-
tinue their rivalry.
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(HURON EAST, ON) - A noise
complaint about a loud party
taking place at the Heritage
Estates Trailer Park on Thursday,
November 29 has resulted in
criminal charges for one of the
party goers.
Around 11:30 p.m., Huron
County Ontario Provincial Police
received a call from a nearby
resident that reported there was
a loud party taking place inside
the trailer park that had been
going on for several hours.
Upon arrival officers heard a
loud argument taking place
inside the residence so they
approached the residence in an
effort to investigate what they
thought was a possible domes-
tic altercation.
The investigating officer was
immediately met by an intoxi-
cated male that refused to iden-
tify himself and further refused
to comply with the officer. Fur-
ther, while the officer was
attempting to speak with the
male on the doorstep, the male
tried to slam shut the door on
the officer.
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This action prompted the officer
to place the male under arrest
for Obstructing a Peace Officer.
During the course of the inves-
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male to be in possession of
marihuana. Further checks also
revealed the male was currently
serving a probation sentence
and was failing to comply with
conditions of his release.
As a result, a 72 -year-old man
from Niagara Falls has been
charged with Obstruct Peace
Officer, Resist Peace Officer,
Possession of a Schedule II Sub-
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with a court appearance sched-
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