Clinton News-Record, 1961-02-02, Page 10ocor urs.,
For Second Year Clinton Minor Hockey
Day Is Host To Dearborn Teams
The Stars of Saturday's Minor Hockey Day
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Dearborn ( Mich.) Clinton Legion Juvenile Game
Bill "Butch" Murney, right, was picked as the most valuable player in the
Juvenile game; Dean Dickie, centre, goal-tender for Dearborn Mic-Macs, sec-
ond star (he was also an all-star at last year's Minor Hockey Day in Clinton);
and Bud Yeo, left, third star.
Dearborn ( Mich) Bruins Lose to Clint® Midgets
Bruce Cooper, right, was judged the most valuable player in the evening Midget
game; he also won a special award, a pair of hockey gloves donated by Boyes
Transport Ltd. as the top point-getter in the two evening games; left, Bob Liver-
more, second star, and centre, Matt Mulcahay, of the Dearborn Bruins, third
star.
Clinton and Zurich Bantam Stars Enjoy Lunch
Gordie Logan, left, Barry Glazier, of Clinton Bantam team, and Cameron Wit-
mer, Zurich, right, the three stars of the Clinton-Zurich Bantam game, get
together for lunch at Carl Cox's shop across from the arena after their game.
Clinton won 2-1.
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Stars of Squirt Hockey Championship Game
Exeter won the first annual Clinton Kinsmen Squirt Hockey Tournament held
as part of Minor Hockey Day here last Saturday. Score was 3.2. Above, left,
Greg Burns, second star; John Loader, first star, and Jim -Parker,, third star.
(All Photos by Clinton News-Record)
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Saturday, February 4-
9.00-12.00 a.m.-Kinsmen Squirt and Weewee Hockey
2.00 -11.00 p.m.-PUBLIC SKATING
8.00-10:90 Pm.--PUBLIC SKATING
Sunday, February .5-
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2.00 - 4.00 p.m.-PUBLIC SKATING
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Monday, February "6-
6.00 - 7.00 p.m.-Midget Hockey Practice
7.00 - 8.00 .p.m.-Kinsmen Minor Hockey
8.00 - 9.00 p.m.-Hydro Hockey Practice
9,00-10.00 p.m.-Junior Farmer Hockey
Tuesday, ,February 7-
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6.30 - 7.30 p.m-Kinsmen Minor Hockey
7.30 - 8.30 p.m.-MIDGET HOCKEY GAME-Exeter vs. Clinton
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Juveniles Tie Exeter In First
Playoff Game; Third Game Here
(Continued from Pap 1)
StSIIRT TO. PRNANWNT
The Kinsmen Club of Clinton
put up a. trophy to be competed
for .annually at a tournament
in Clinton for Squirt-age play-
ere (8 to 10 years), Exeter
Won the first tourney, played
Saturday as part of Minor
Hockey Day. Kin president Ken
Scott presented the trophy to
the winning captain,
Clinton Squirts 5--Zurich 2
In the first Squirt game at
9 a,rn. Clinton defeated Zurich
5-2. Clinton scorers were Wes
Chambers, two; Greg Burns,
John Gautreau and Cam Calque
h.oure one each, Zurich goals
were scored by Jimmy Hayter
and Jimmy Hoffman,
Exeter 10-Seaforth
Exeter Squirts walked all
over Seaforth in the other
semi-final, winning 10-0.
Exeter 3-Clinton 2
In the final game at 2 pm.,
Exeter scored one goal in the
third period 'after the game
had been tied 2-2 for some
time. Exeter scorers were Bill
Fab:bailee Barry Baynham and
Jim Parker, Clinton goals were
by Greg Burns and Cam Col-
quhoure The three stars as
picked by Ken Scott, K. W.
Colquhoun and Fred Radley
were: John Loader, Exeter, who
received a pair of shin guards
from Ellwood Epps Sports
Shop; Greg Burns, Clinton, and
Jim Parker, Exeter, received
hockey sticks from Clayt. Dix-
on's Auto Supply. Referees
were Ron Livermore and Doug
Andrews. -
A parade, headed by Clinton
Community Concert Band,
opened the afternoon activities,
followed by an official opening
by Mayor Miller at the arena
at 1.15.
Two Clinton Weewee-age
teams (6 to 8 years) put on
an exhibition at 1.30. All hock-
ey in Clinton from age six to
12 is coached by members Of
Clinton Kinsmen Club. Mait
Edgar managed both teams, and
the coachei-'-on the ice were
Bill Chowen 'and Ken Clynick.
Glen Irwin scored the only goal,
to, give Chowen's team a. 1-0
wine: The two stars as picked
by K. W. Colquhoun and Clar-
ence Denomime were David An-
stett and Ricky May, who re-
ceived hockey sticks from Wells
Auto Electric and Ray's Sunoco
Station, Referees were Pete
Caron and Pete Johnston.
Clinton Peewees Win
Clinton Peewees took a 5-1
victory over Seaforth at 3 p.m..
Gary Fleet scored twice, Philip
Burns, Keith Holland and Paul
McKenzie got one each, The.
three stars, picked by Doug
Andrews, Frank McEwan and
Councillor Norman Livermore
were: Gary Fleet, who received
shin guards from Ball-Macaulay
Ltd„,• Larry Pickett, Clinton,
and Brian Broome, Seaforth, re-
ceived hockey sticks from Ball
and Mutch Hardware. Referees
were John Jacob and Bill Mur-
ney.
' Bantams 2-Zurich 1
Referee Duncan McNab Jr„
Dearborn, awarded a penalty
shot in this game, to Zurich,
which was scored by Cameron
Witmer, Clinton came back in
the third period with goals by
Morris Hoggart and. Bob Bat-
kin to win 2-1. The other ref-
eree was Pete Johnston. The
three stars were: Witmer, who
received shin guards from H. R,
Hawkins Hardware; Barry
Glazier and Gordie Logan, both
of Clinton, who received sticks
from Ball and Mutch Hardware.
Judges were J. W. "Bill" Count-
er and Frank "Timmer" Mc-
Ewan.
CLINTON MIDGETS 14
DEARBORN BRUINS 1
Before the evening games
started, Mr. Petrere, manager
of the Dearborn team, present-
ed Mayor W. J. Miller with a
golden trophy as a good-will
gift from the City of Dearborn
to the Town of Clinton. Mayor
Miller also presented token
gifts to the guests.
Clinton Midget hockey team
didn't take any pity on their
Michigan opponents, winning
the game 14-1. Top Clinton
scorer was Bruce Cooper with
four goals and three assists,
which won for him the most
valuable player trophy, donat-
ed by Anetett Jewellers. Other
scorers were: Bob Livermore,
Minor Hockey Day
Has Small Deficit
Financially the Miner Hockey
Day event last Saturday finish-ed up with a deficit of $10.87.
Treasurer Ken McRae was
authorized to pay all outstand-
ing bills, by a group of associ-
ation members meeting on Tues-
day night.
A meeting of the Minor
Hockey Day Association will
be held on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 15, open to all citizens of
Clinton and district. The aim
is to organize committees for
next year's Minor Hockey Day.
Total receipts for last week-
end was $337,42, made up of
admissions, program sales, and
donations ($10 each from the
Kinsmen, Fish and Game and
Legion),
Expenses were for printing
and advertising $61.44; meals,
$156.60; use of Lions Arena
$50, and $80.25 for complimen-
tary hot dog tickets given to
each of the 545 children in the
parade.
Clinton Bantams Tie
Zurich Team 6-6 in
Final Schedule Game
Clinton Bantam hockey team
tied Zurich Bantams 6-6 in the
final game of the regular sched-
ule played in Zurich last night.
Clinton goals were scored by
Don Appleby (3), Bob Batkin
(2), and Gord Logan with one.
Midgets End Schedule
With 15-4 Victory
Over Zurich Midgets
The Clinton Midget hockey
team wrapped up the regular
schedule by handing Zurich a
smashing 15-4 defeat in Zurich
last night.
Clinton Midgets begin group
playoffs in Exeter this Satur-
day night, February 4.
three goals; Craig Cox, John
Cooper, Laurie Colquhoun, Don
Colquhoun, Mike Burns, Stan
Lesnick and Borden McRae,
one each. Ray Demers scored
the only Dearborn goal.
Second star went to Bob
Livermore, who received the K,
W. Colquhoun all-star perform-
er trophy. Matt Mulcahay was
the third star and took home
to Dearborn, the Clinton Laun-
dry and Dry Cleaners Ltd. all-
star performer trophy. Judges
were Duncan McNab Sr., Dear-
born, Ken Pickett, Ross Mc-
Ewan and Clarence Neilans, all
former Clinton Colts hockey
players. Referee was Jack Car-
ter; linesmen, Duncan McNab
Jr., and Gerald Holmes.
CLINTON JUVENILES 8
DEARBORN MIC-MACS 3
The juvenile game, billed as
the main attraction of the day,
proved just that. The Mic-Macs
had not been defeated this year
in the Dearborn juvenile lea-
gue, while the Clinton team
had won seven games and tied
one in their WOAA league.
The game was fast and hard-
played. Referees Malt Edgar,
Pete Garon and John Hartley,
all Clinton hockey players, were
forced to call 22 penalties, 11 to
to each team. With two minut-
es left to play in the last period
four majors were given for
fighting, two to each team.
Clinton's eight goals were
shared by Paul Draper, Bill
Murney, Bud Yeo and Ron. Liv-
ermore, each with two.
Mic-Mac scorers were Phil
Smith, Vince Bachorek and.
Dennis Keblaitis.
Clinton defenceman Bill Mur-
ney was judged the most valu-
able player, winning the Hotel
Clinton trophy. Second star
went to goalie Dean Dicide,
who took home the J. Douglas
Thorndike all-star performer
trophy. Little Bud Yea was the
third star, winning the Jack
Scruton Cities Service all-star
performer trophy. Judges were
a father and son combination
(both old-time Clinton players)
Caryl W. Draper and Robert
Draper; also a former profes-
sional player, Fred Elliott, all
of Clinton, and Bill Baraniak,
Dearborn,
o-
Kinsmen Hockey
PEEWEE HOCKEY
P'eb. 3-Maple Leafs vs.
Black Hawks
Feb. 6-First Game of Playoffs
Canadiens vs.
Maple Leafs
SQUIRT HOCKEY
(Saturday, February 4)
9.00 - 9.30--Canadiens vs.
Maple Leafs
9.30-10.00-Bruins vs. Rangers
10.00-11.00-All-Star Squirt
Practice
11.00-12.00-Weewees
Earl J seph Mero
Earl Joseph Mere, 47, Mary
Street, Clinton, died Tuesday,
January 31, at the Wesitmin-
ister Hospital, London, where
he had been a patient for the
past month.
A native of Huron County,
he served in the Second World
War and was a stationary en,
gineer by trade.
Son of the late Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Mero, he is survived by
his wife, the former Palma
Dunking; a daughter, Glenda,
at home; four brothers, Frank,
London Walter and Gerald,
Goderich, and John, Wisconsin;
three sisters, Mrs. John (Marg-
aret) Scruton, Clinton; Mrs.
Rite Chase, Goderich; and Mrs,
Elaine Warner, Trenton.
The body is resting at the
Ball and Mutch funeral home,
Clinton, where funeral service
tvill be held on Friday at 2 p.m,
Temporary entombment will be
made in the Clinton mausoleum,
In the first game of a best
two out of three group finals
series in Clinton Lions Arena
on Tuesday night, Doug An-
drews' Juvenile hockey team
tied Exeter 8-8. The second
game is at Exeter Friday night
with the third back in Clinton
on Tuesday, February 7.
Clinton took a 5-2 lead in the
first period and still held a
6-5 lead going into the third period. Exeter scored two goals
in 38 seconds early in the third
to go one up, Then Clinton got
two goals within 40 seconds to
take the lead. At the 14 minute
mark Ricky Boyle broke away
With the puck as it was de-
flected off Charles Bartliff's
stick at the Exeter blue line.
Boyle scored easily on John
Harris,
The locals were without the
services of Bud Yeo. Clinton's
play was well below the calibre
they displayed on Minor Hockey
Day last Saturday.
Exeter: goal, Ted Sanders;
defence, Gerald McBride, Bill
Heywood; centre, Frank Boyle;
wings, Jack Stephens, Bob Jon-
es; alternates, Ricky Boyle,
Fred Lamb, Fred Wells, Dale
Turvey, Dean McKnight, Doug
Busche.
Clinton: goal, John Harris;
defence, Bill Murney, Don Scru-
ton; centre, Ron Livermore;
wings, Paul Draper, John Rad-
ford; alternates, Paul Pickett,
Keith Allen, Roger Cummings,
Charles Bartliff, John Jacob,
Bruce Cooper.
First Period
1-Clinton, Pickett 2.00
2-Clinton, Draper
(Cummings) 5.27
3-Exeter, Wells 8.03
4-Exeter, Stephens
(Jones, Heywood) 10.45
5-Clinton, Livermore
(Jacob) 14.04
6-Clinton, Draper
(Livermore, Jacob) 14.33
7-Clinton, Cooper
(Livermore, Draper) 19.06
No penalties.
Second Period
8-Exeter, Lamb
(McBride) 8.56
Exeter Trounces
Clinton Bantams 17-5
Clinton Bantam hockey team
absorbed a terrific 17-5 beat-
ing from Exeter in Lions Arena
here last Thursday night. Exe-
ter led 4-3 at end of first, 8-4
at end of second period; then
scored nine goals to one for
Clinton in the third to win 17-5.
Don Appleby scored two for
Clinton, with Barry Glazier,
Gordie Logan and Bob Batkin
getting one each.
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9-Exeter, Jones (Wells) 10.05 10-Clinton, Pickett
(Allen, Cummings) .. 13,45 11-Exeter, F. Boyle
(Jones, Stephens) 19.03 Penalties: Heywood (trip)
9.55; Allen (trip) 16.23.
Third Period
12-Exeter, Stephens
(Boyle) 1.15 13-Exeter, R. Boyle
(Heywood) 1.53
14-Clinton, Livermore
(Draper) 2.00
15-Clinton, Draper
(Livermore) 2,40
16-Exeter, R. Boyle 14.15
Penalties: Scruton (trip) 3.15;
F. Boyle (hooking) 19.46,
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Fish and Game Club, Scott
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Township (Tipperary). Euchre,
etc. Auspices WA St. James
Church, Middleton. Everybody
welcome. 5b
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Tuesday, Feb. 7 - Valentine
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for Building Fund. Everyone
welcome. 5b
Wed., Feb. 8-Annual Meet-
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Council Chambers, Court
House, Goderich, Ontario, 2.30
p.m. Public cordially invited.
Friday, Feb. 10-Euchre and
dance, Londesboro Community
Hall, sponsors Londesboro WI,
cards 8 to 10.30 p.m. Kool
Quins Orchestra. Lunch coun-
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Sat., Feb. 11-Valentine tea
and bake sale, St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 3 to 5
p.m., tea 35c, auspices Girls'
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