Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-15, Page 6• Malv.kf
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game wee
agoh and bad'lost to Essex, 745
series'ndlng the
But game was
resbeduled for Monday,
April P_ W4',111 a
Protest to London Saturday.
The WM Upheld the Clinton
Protest • forcing the .sixth
game to bereplayed.
The protest by the Clinton
twain, Arose when a penalty
for an illegally curved stick,
belonging to an Essex team
member, was not called at
the time of the infraction.
Last Monday night in
Essex, for the Mustangs, it
was like playing a hockey
game at the zoo.
Although the . 'Stangs
played one heck of a fine
game, they dropped a hotly
contested decision.
The Essex fans (animals)
constantly fired rotton eggs,
popcorn, marbles and other -
garbage on the playing
surface, as well as at the
Clinton players, management
and fans.
The Essex players on the
other hand, ran around
throwing cheap shots at the
Mustangs throughout the
game, as they weren't
allowed to throw garbage.
Essex opened the scoring at
the three minute mark of the
first period on a goal by Keith
Crowder (last year's first
round draft choice of the
Oshawa Generals). No
wonder they (Oshawa
General's) never got to the
Memorial Cup.
Two minutes later, Dan
Colquhoun scored Clinton's
first goal to even the score at
one apiece to end the first
period.
In the second period,
Clinton scored the only goal
on a perfect passing play by
Brian Kennedy to set Paul
Kelly up for the marker.
However, the 73's battled
back In the third period and at
the two minute mark, Don
Chittle evened the score and
three minutes later Bowling
Green, Ohio, hockey student
Randy Schuchard scored the
winner.
inute f play,
e net empty
nd both teams playing four
aside, the Stangs buzzed
, around the Puma net, but to
no avail.
In the last five seconds of
play Brien Kennedy, hit the
masher with the final shot of
the Wile on a pass from
Brian Laneat the 19:59 mark
of the per.
Clinton netminder Dean
Ryan played an outstanding
game, coming up with his
finesteffort throughout, the
series. Ryan robbed the 73's
time and timeagain making
3hrilliant saves.
After the game was over
and Dan Colquhoun had
retkeeMike Quinlan with a
minor headache, a near riot
broke out, and worst of
Essex coach Dave Prpich
used obscene language and
gestures towards the Clinton
players and management,
showing Essex's true colours,
one tends to think.
Good luck to Dunnville in
the finals!
There Were smite pretty busy moments at the grill at last StmdaYts Pancake Brunch held —
In Mayfield as part of their Centennial Celebrations. Left to rightat the grill are Don 1411y,
Judy Huntley and Raymond Scotchmer. (photo by Milvena Erickson) s
own at
The final play-off standings
in the Clinton Myth Ladies'
league saw Tootle's Fruities
take first place with a total
pinfall of 5,953. The Gutter
Gals followed with 5.910: the
Happy Gang, 5,777 ; Ann's
,
Township talks housing
There was some discussion
of senior citizerit-housing at
Tuckersmith council last
week.
A Tuckersmith resident's
application for an apartment
in an OHC unit for senior
citizens planned for Hayfield
was turned down because the
Township isn't participating
in the building.
Reeve Elgin Thompson
argued that people who are
able to pay full rent in a
senior citizen's apartment
should be able to, whether
their township is par-
ticipating in the unit or not.
Tuckersmith is advertising
along with Stanley Township
that they are conducting a
- survey on the need for a joint
apartment unit, but clerk Jim
McIntosh said he had only
received two calls asking for
questionaires. Deputy Reeve
Ervin Sillery said—the ad
reads as if questionaires will
be sent to all residents over
65.
Reeve Thompson said he
questioned joining Stan'ey
and building a unit in
Kinette Club of, Clinton'
• GifiS' Softball Entry Form
Name
Phone No. —a
BirthdateAmmo 11.1.11.•.•
Mail to Mrs. Chrystal Jewift. RR 4, Clinton
by April 27
Open to all girls 9 to 15
It is expected that two groups will be formed — one
for younger girls. one tor older girls.
ft emyOno Is interested in helping with the girls' ball
please contact the above.
We
t off to a better
use we talked
to our Gold Medal
Banker about
chequingand savings.
Let's talk. Come in and meet
these people.
Frank StaUble
Helen Cooper
Evelyn Feeney
Mary Freeman
, Thelma Jones
Mary Lou McGregor
Julia SilitOn
Susan Willert
; jenny Wilts (Brucefield
& Londesbordi
Brucefield when Tuckersmith
could perhaps have its own
OHC unit in Egmonclville or
Vanastra.
"We should have gone in
with Seaforth. McKillop
wrote and asked them, why
not us? asked councillor
Cleave Coombs of Egmon-
dville. "People are waiting
for us to get going."
To Reeve Thompson's
objections that many senior
citizens can afford to pay for
their housing, deputy reeve
Sillery said people who have
money but don't want the
responsibility of a house are
willing to pay the full cost of
an OHC apartment. .
Councillors heard via a
letter from the Ministry of the
Environment that samples
from the township's water
supply in Egmondville are
clean and that the pumphouse
is well maintained.
Hullett Federation
hears of Marsh
The Hullett Federation of
Agriculture met in March for
a luncheon meeting.
A $10 grant was voted for
the Spring Fair in Clinton. A
letter of protest concerning
the closing of Clinton hospital
was also sent.
Renee Jones from the
ministry of natural resources
was the speaker. He spoke on
Hullett Wildlife Management
Area. He explained why this
area was chosen and what
had been done. The plans of
the future are indefinite, due
to spending restraints. A
question and answer period
followed.
It was decided to have
another meeting on April 20
at 830 p.m. The speaker will
be Earl Hilderley from the
Bank of Montreal. The
subject will be "Credit."
All interested people are
welcome to attend. The
meeting will take place in
Londesboro Hall.
VIIIII111111111.
the locai lanes
Angels, 5,717; the Lazy.
Susans, 5,569; and the AIT:
Stars, 5,381,
In the Molson's Crown
Mixed League, Bill's
Streakers had a total pinfall
of 12,081. while the Road
Runners had 11, 815; the
Rolling Stones, 11,683; the
Dead Beats, 11,415; •the
Bromley Bunch, 11,181; the
Jolly "5", 11,019; the Try-.
Hards, 11,002 and the Alley
Cats, 10,970.
Linda Cooper had the high
single of 267, Marie Collins
the high triple of 699, and
Valerie Marriage the high
average of 213. Bill Dobson
had the men's high single of
299, Bill Harris the high triple
of 758 and Ken Johnston the
high average of 238.
In the Tuckeralpith Mixed
League, the Chihuahuas have
a total pinfall of 6,583; the
Airedales, 6,449; the
Bulldogs, 6,275; the Mutts,
6,253; .the Huskies„ 6,075 and
the Beagles, 6005. -
Martha Rooseboom had the
high single of 240, while Anne
Walters had the high triple of
628. Vic Hargreaves had the
men's high single of 261, while
Mel Graham had the high
triple of 669.are in first place.
In the Tuesday Afternoon
Ladies' league, the Alley Caw
are in first place with a total
pinfall of 9,519. The Lazy
Susans have 9,372 ; the
PHARMers, 9,347 ; the Roly
Coasters, 9,074; the Ying
Yangs, 9.071 and the Eager
Beavers, 9,01.3.
Mona Campbell had the
high single of 300 and the high
triple of 728 while Ruth
Makins had the high average
of 201.
In the Clinton Crown YBC
team, Theidon'tgiveahoots
are in first place with 413
points. Jaws have 404; The
We've HadAts 397%; Sack's
Superstars. 371; the .Neytt's,
360; the Sunshine Kids, 3361/2;
Holland's Hoppers. 334 and
the Pro Joes, 327.
Diane Collins had the high
single of 345 and the high
triple of 695, while Suzie
Chambers had the high
average of 188. Larry Howatt
had the men's high single of
315, while Steve Gibbings had
the high triple of 719 and
Keith Howatt had the high
average of 224.
In the Huronview Mixed
league. the Jim Dandy's have
53 points; the Swingers, 50;
the Alley Cats. 48 and the
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Dianne Elliott had the high
single of 244, the high triple of
594, and the high avesage of
191. Frank MacGregor had
the .high single of 245, while
Wayne Dupee had the high
triple of 661 and the high
average of 199.
In the Friday YBC league,
the Lucky Aces are in last
place with 204 points. Hart's
Headpins, with 255% points,
are in first place. The
Rollings Balls have 254%; the
Gang Bangers, 240; Ellerby's
Angels. 221%; the Kingpins,
214%; andthe Strikers, 206%.
Lorrie Mann had the high
single of 167 and the, high
• triple of 311, while Philip
Cornish had the boy's high,
single of 266 and Greg Skinner
had the high triple of 485.
In the Saturday YBC
league, Coop's Clan have 299
points:, the Crown Kings, 257;
Automatic Strikes, 249%; the
Pinboy Delights 24214 ;
Lynn's Boys, 224½; Strikes
and Spares, 216%; the Gutter
Balls, 211 and the Hitters,
192%.
Judy Wise had the :/high
single of 179 and the high
triple of 315. Jamie Cooper
had the high single of 320 and
the high triple of 568.
CIintort Raiders, tI
Intermediate , lee
mplonst Lost the Grarid
OMP14001P tO* Belrnore
Iast Pilday night in en
oiortlrac, game. The final
sore was agivingo Delmore
,tIe est ftv series, 34. in
e Raiders played hard,
despite the fact that three
Waiters
were absent from. the
• llne-up.. Scoring for Clinton
were Sandra Fremlin.
Unassisted, in the third period
and Ruth Anne Netians
assisted by Lardy Symons
and Sandra Fremlin. Those
two goals pu.t the game into a
10 minute Overtime period. .
Belmore scored twice more
in the 10 miautes, winning the
Grand Championship.
The Raiders dropped their
first game of the series is
Belmore last Monday., April
5. witha score of 2-1.
The second game of the
• eries was played in Clinton
last Tneay night, with the
Raiders being the victors,
securing a score of 3.2.
The third , game gave the
,Belmore goalie a shut MO likstr"
Thursday in .Belmtire, with a
score of 40 last Thursday.
The final game was played
in Clinton last Friday night
with a score of 4-2 for
Belmore.
Mrs. McClure of Seaforth,
WOAA convenor, presented
•the Beimore team with the
Grand Championship trophy,
which was donated by
Gerrard's of-Goderich.
At Saturday ni&ht's
Raider's hockey dance, each
team member was presented
with trophies with the in-
scription "Ladies Inter-
mediate Champs 1976".
Patti Kay was voted "Most
Valuable Player" by her
team mates and was also
presented with a trophy.
Sandra Frem lin and
Jennifer Luckham were
presented with trophies for
being top scorers of the
season. The Clinton girls'
hockey team sponsors
dOnated these trophies to the
git Is.
Garry Weir, the Raider's
coach, was presented with a
gift in appreciation for all the
time and work he has
volunteered for the girls this
season.
• The Clinton Raiders would
like to extend their gratitude
to all who helped make their
dance a success. • Special
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