Clinton News-Record, 1974-11-28, Page 6Clinton Kinette president, Chrystal Jewitt, hands a $500
cheque to Clinton Centennial Band student president
Marilyn Mair as the Kinette's contribution to the. Centennial
Band's efforts in Clinton, The money will be put to use
buying instruments and uniforms. (News-Record photo)
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CLINTON
MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Ice Time Schedule 197445
Monday
Tvesday ,
Wednesday
5.0 NOviCto
0-7 Pee Wee "A" Practice
5:004:30 Bantam "A" practice
4:30-5:30 Pei W08 "A" Practice
5:304:30 Bantam "A" Practice
Thursday 54 Atom "A" Practice
a-7 .Midget "A" Practice
7:004:30 pee Wee "A" Gems .
Friday 54 Midget "A" Practice
8-7 Atom "0"
Saturday 12:30-110 Power Skating
1:30.2:30 Novice
2:30-3:30 Pee Wee "0"
3:30-4:30 Bantam "0"
4:30.5:30 Midget "0"
5:304:45 Atom "A" Game
7:004:30 Bantam "A" Game
8:30-10:00 Midget "A" Game
The schedule for Power Skating appears
in an article on the sports page.
From the horses mouth
by Ken
ARENA SCHEDULE
EVERY MONDAY
industrial Hockey 7:30 - 10:30
EVERY TUESDAY
School Skating 4.5
Hockey
Kase's Cougars 8:30 - 10:30
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Public Skating 2 - 4
THURSDAY
Pee Wee Hockey
Seaforth vs Clinton 7:00
Girls Hockey
Mitchell vs Clinton 8:30
FRIDAY
tnt. C. Hockey
Port Elgin vs. Clinton 8:30
SATURDAY
Atom Hockey
Mitchell vs Clinton 5:30
Bantam
Mitchell vs Clinton 7:00
Midget
Mitchell vs Clinton 8:30'
SUNDAY DEC. 1
Jr. Hockey
Tillsonburg vs Clinton Mustang a 7:30
Intermediate C Hockey
Clinton vs. Mitchell 2:30 p.m.
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The Clinton Centennial
Mustangs split a pair of games
this week to remain in third
place in Group Two play as
they downed LonclOn $.1 and
dropped a 5.4 decision to New
Hamburg, the current league
leaders, on Sunday,
Last Thursday night, the
'Stangs got of to fast start as
Neil Colquhoun fired a
unassisted goal at 3;18 of the
first period, Then Zeke Fremlin
scored his fourth goal of the
year as Neil Colquhoun and
Dan Colquhoun picked up the
assists, Dan Colquhoun then
made it 3.0 before the end of
the period as he broke out of
his scoring slump with his 1st
goal of the season at 17:43.
The game started to get very
rough in the second period and
there was no scoring.
In the third ' period,
Colquhoun scored his second
goal of the game to make it 4-0
at 3:13 and three minutes later,
Mike Anstett made it 5.0 on an
unassisted goal. London then
made it 5-1 as Brian Browell
scored their tone goal at 9:51.
The Mustangs then went on a
scoring spree as Brian Lane
scored twice and Neil
Colquhoun his second goal of
the game within a three minute
time period.
There was a total of 33
penalties handed by referee
John Slota including two
match penalties, one for butt-
ending to Barry Lane, and the
other to Dan Colquhoun for
high sticking. There were also
four fighting majors as the
game came close several times
Excellent goal tending by
Mike Williscraft and individual
goals by Sean Van Dongen, Ian
Peck and Paul Stephenson gave
Clinton Wil-Dex Atoms their
first victory in their home
opener on Nov. 16.
A great team effort in the
third period, keeping Seaforth
off the scoreboard, was the
At the London Raceway
Monday night in the third race
Mike's Jimmy Lynn owned by
Lay Zee M Stables Parkhill,
and Fred Lewis London was
out of the money with Gerry
Roebuck of Goderich on the
bike. In the eighth race,
Valleycreek Cleo, driven by W.
Caldwell of Clinton was the
winner. The mile was in 2;12
and the payoff was $9.20.
Wednesday night in the
seventh race, Conray Frost
owned by Charles Withers and
driven by Ray Mathers both of
Goderich was fifth.
On Saturday afternoon in the
sixth race, Scotts Boy owned by
Edith Samis and driven by
John Duckworth, both of
Goderich, was fourth. In the
tenth race, El Sam 0, owned by
Dick Burgess and Joe and Jim
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weed seeds and disease
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Kill weed seeds and disease
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to getting gout of hand,
On Sunday night the
Mustangs out-skated and out-
hustled the league leading New
Hamburg Hahn?, but were
foiled only by a very strong per.
forforre,-;nce by the Halms
goaltender Don Madger who
was bombarded by 43 Mustang
shots and was backed by only
19 shots by his teammates,
However it looked as though
the Halms were going to run
the 'Stangs out of the rink oq
they scored at 1;57 and 2;16 of
the first period. Then the
'Stangs got moving as Paul
Priestap and Vidor Kennedy
evened the score at 2-2 on goals
at 6:09 and 7:47.
In the second period, New
Hamburg struck early once
again scoring after :52 seconds,
but Randy Millar tied it at 3-3
at 5:33. The Hahns went ahead
4-3 at 6:20 and Neil Colquhoun
tied it up at 10:49 on a goal set
up by Paul Priestap and Randy
Millar.
Then Madget shut the doors
on Clinton the rest of the way
and a goal by Tim Weiler in the
third period stood up as the
winner.
The Mustang's record is
three wins, four losses and
three ties for nine points. All
three ties were games in which
the opposition tied it up in the
last three minutes of the game
so the Mustangs are having a
respectable year.
The Mustangs play this
Friday night in New Hamburg
at 8:30 p.m. and at home on
Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
against Tillsonburg of which
they will be sporting for the
first time their new uniforms.
margin of victory. Stephenson's
goal at the nine minute mark of
the third period proved to be
the winner.
Coach Butch Fleet's coaching
debut was a success.
The Atoms played Tuesday
Nov. 26 in Seaforth and are
home Saturday Nov. 30 when
they will host Mitchell.
Dick all of Seaforth was fifth
with Gord Pullman Seaforth
driving.
At Mohawk Raceway on
Saturday when Derby Dan won
the $6,500 invitation pace it
marked a landmark for driver
Wes. Coke of Petrolia. With
this win, Coke became one of
the' few drivers to drive one
hundred winners in one season.
Dillion Song, owned by
George Elliott of Clinton, was
second in the eighth race at
Windsor last Sunday night.
Included this week is the
teams scoring of the 10 games
they have played up to Noyem-
her 24th.
Brian Lane G.P. 10, G 8, A 7,
Pts, 15; Paul Kelly G,P. 10, 0
7, A, 6, Pts, 13; Dan Colquhoun
G.P. 9, G. 2, A. 9, Pts, 11; Zeke
Fremlin G,P, 10, G. 4, A, 5, Pts,
9; Victor Kennedy G.P. 10, G.
3, A, 6, Pts. 9; Randy Millar
0.P, 10, G. 5, A. 3, Pts. 8, Neil
Colquhoun G.P, 10, G. 5, A. 3,
Pts. 8; John Graham G.P, 10.
The Clinton Minor Hockey
Association's season is in full
swing and sees action about 20
hours every week at the Clinton
Community Centre.
The "A" teams are well
organized with new coaches
and managers and each have
played several games so far.
This year, Atom, Pee Wee,
Bantam and Midget teams are
competing in Zone 1 of the
WOAA, as well as being en-
tered in several tournaments.
The "B" teams or those
players who are not playing on
the travelling teams, are as yet
not well organized, with the
Midgets being the exception.
The Association badly needs
help in organizing the Pee Wee
and Bantam "B" teams, or
house leagues. They have ice
time Saturday afternoons, and
Colts to
The Clinton Colts, who are
presently enjoying a four-game
unbeaten streak, play host
Friday night to last year's All-
Ontario Intermediate 'C'
Champions, the Port Elgin
Sunocos in a game scheduled to
face-off at 8:30 p.m.
Port Elgin, who blanked the
Kincardine Bulldogs 3-0 last
Sunday afternoon, enter the
contest as highly favourites, but
Colt *coach Livermore promises
his team will not be used as a
"stepping stone" in Port
Elgin's efforts to secure first
place and dominate league
play.
The Colt's record deserves
fan 'sliPpik not Only atllie'gate'
Gun Club
Murray East of Clinton was
the top sharpshooter at the
skeet shoot at the Vanastra
Gun Club last Saturday. He hit
24 out of 25 targets.
Bill Stewart of Goderich was
close behind with 23 points,
and the top two were followed
by Glen Moagk of Bornholm
with 22, Mery Batkin of Clin-
ton with 21, Paul Wheeler of
Clinton with 17 and Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich with 14.
0, 2, A, 5, Pts. 7; Mike Anstett,
G.F. 9, 0. 2, A, 4, Pts, 6; Paul
Priestap 0,P, 4, G. 4, A, 2, Pts.
6; John Mommersteeg 0,P, 9,
G. 3, A. 2, Pts. 5; Bill Irwin,
G.P. 10, O. 1, A. 3, Pts, 4; Barry
Lane G.P. 7, G. 2, A. 1, Ns, 3;
Steve Cook, 0.p. 5, 0, 1, A, 1,
Pts. 2; Mike Gibbings 0,P, 6, a
0, A. 1, Pts, 1; Gary Yeoman
O.P. 7 33 goals, 4,13 goals
against avg,; Don Bedour 0,P.
3, 6 goals 2.0 goals against
avg,
use the "A" team practice time
when those teams play out of
town.
Anyone who is interested in
helping these boys is asked to
contact Bill Counter, as soon as
possible.
Power skating instruction
has been under way for three
Saturdays now.
The schedule for the balance
of the season is as follows: Sat
Nov 30, 12:30 to 1 p.m., Ban-
tams; 1 p.m, to 1;30 Midgets
Sat Dec. 7, 12:30 to 1 p.m„
Atoms; 1 to 1:30 p.m. Pee
Wees, Sat. Dec. 14, 12:30 to 1
p.m., Bantams; 1 to 1;30 p.m.,
Midgets.
A more complete schedule -
can be found elsewhere in the
paper and any disgression from
the master schedule will be
given verbally to the concerned
groups.
but on the ice. Friday night's
game will definitely be a fast
skating, hard hitting affair a's
both clubs , are out to prove
supremacy in the league.
Last Friday night at home,
the Colts jumped on the
Harriston Intermediates (last
year's W.O.A.A. Grand Cham-
pions) and scored four goals
before the northern invaders
could reply midway through
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the second period.
But then "the roof fell in "on
the Colts! Harriston pumped in
four goals early in the third
period as the Colts defence
withered under substained
pressure and grabbed a 5-4
lead.
With two and a half minutes
left Colt's centre Butch Fleet
(the outstanding player on
either team) scored his second
goal of the game to give the
Colts a tie. Netting the twine
for the Colts were Mel Rohner
with a pair of goals while a solo
effort went to Greg Burns.
After the Port Elgin clash,
the Colts play home to Lou
Heinbuck's Mitchell Red
Devils this Sunday afternObn at
the Community Centre, Game
time is 2:30 p.m.
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