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Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 6• • • a PAGE 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 Soccer club loses first The Clinton Soccer Club went down fighting in London and district Second Division League game on the weekend when they met Ingersoll and lost by a score of 4-2. Injuries had depleted the Clinton ranks with Vic Kennedy, Alex Harrett and Gerry Lobb all sidelined. Bill Cantelon was unavailable due to work commitments. However the Clinton team did an admirable job but did not get . on track until Ingersoll had' gone three goals up, the first goal being a defensive blunder with Brian Miller misjudging a pass back to goalkeeper Juergen Hellman, .which saw the ball trickle over the goal line. The second goal came from Divok wins Legion tourney The Clinton Legion held its annual golf tournament on Sunday, May 15 and some 113 people turned out on the greens for the event. The day long occasion was held at the Sunset Golf Course, north of Goderich on highway 21. A banquet followed in the evening at the legion. Out of all the players, the overall winner of the golfing was Derick Divock of Clinton. Brian Reeve received the Legion Trophy. It i g is donated by Ball and Macauley each year. The tournament has been running for at least 25 years and has become an important yearly event. another defensive mistake when Hellman was penalized for delaying the game. The resulting shot was tipped into the net by an unfortunate Hellman. Ingersoll scored again a few minutes later on a good shot, this time by one of their own players. Just before halftime, Clinton reduced the lead when Brian Newington sent over a great cross to op- portunist Dan Colquhoun, who in turn put the ball into the back of the net. In the second half, with Clinton showing a lot more poise and playing better soccer, they were unlucky to lose a fourth goal before retaliating with a goal on a penalty shot by Don Arm- strong to make the score 4-2 for Ingersoll. A narrow miss from Grant Clark and one from Dan Colquhoun could have had the game tied up as Clinton were playing the better soccer. Seven minutes froth the end, Armstrong missed with a penalty shot awarded for "hands" and although -it was all Clinton to the final whistle, the score remained 4-2 for Ingersoll. On Saturday May 21st, Clinton play in the Goderich Invitational Tournament and on Sunday May 29th travel.to London to play London Lions. Vanastra gun club results Bill Thompson of Clinton and Bill Stewart of Goderich shot perfect scores of 25 at the Vanastra Trap Shoot held on May 10. Following with 24 points were John Hessel of Goderich, Len Lobb of Clinton and John Griednaus of Holmesville. John Milts of Guelph, Murray East of Clinton and Tom Allen of Londesboro all shot 22 birds while Mery Batkin of Clinton and Lloyd Venner of Hensall hit 21 birds. Harrison Schock of Zurich shot 20, Jim Butcher of Clinton hit 19 traps andAshley Gilbert of Goderich brought up the rear with 18 points. Bill McNutt of Exeter was theT top marksman at the Vanastra Skeet Shoot on May 14 with a perfect score of 25. Murray East followed closely behind him with 24 points. Mery Batkin, Tom Allen Pee wee kickers lose two The Clinton Pee Wees lost two exhibition games last week,,3-2 decision to Goderich in the first and a 6-2 defeat by the Sarnia City boys in the second. In Goderich on Thursday without four of their regular starters, the Clinton boys put up a fine fight and for most of the game were the best team, but its goals that count. Charlie Wise opened the scoring late in the first half when he teamed up with John Elliott. - Billy Tugwell put Clinton two goals up when Brad Forbes passed early in the second hale. Goderich came back strong to tie the score then went ahead with only three minutes left to score a third goal, which was a protested goal, but which was allowed to stand. "In dropping a 6-2 decision to Sarnia on Saturday, the Fleming Stallions, as they like to be called, played their best game of the year. The Sarnia coach com- mented after the game that this was the best team his boys had played so far and with a little luck the score would have been in Clinton's favour. Sarnia had the wind ad- vantage in the first half and opened the scoring when Paul Stephensen slipped, leaving an open net for the Sarnia forward to score into. Charlie Wise tied the game on a solo effort beating two Sarnia defenders and the goaltender by driving the ball into the net. Sarnia came back and were soon in front to stay and at the half time, the score stood at 5- 1 for Sarnia. In the second half it was all Clinton and some good goal tending on the part of the Sarnia goalie stopped them from scoring. Charlie Wise got the Stallions' second goal from the penalty spot. Sarnia got a break away goal late in the game to put the game out of reach for the local boys. The Stallions will travel to Sarnia for a return game some time in June. The Huron.minor Soccer league schedle starts next week and Clinton will be competing with teams from Goderich, Seaforth, St. Columban, Bayfield and Grand Bend. The Stallions are also. entered in the Ontario Cup, the first round of which is to be played on June 11-12. Learn how to do-it- yourself right in our store. Introducing ourTV information centre. 99 practical tips: Each project is carefully cov- ered in a three minute video taped program that you can select and watch in the comfort of our store. Step by step explana- tions. You'll pick up tips that can save you time, effort and money. Starring Wally and Natalie Bruner hosts of Wally's Workshop, a U.S. television pro- gram. This exciting video program is FREE and available only at Homecare Building Centres. Come in and see it soon itornecary I UIUNING CENTRE See it soon at BALL - MACAULAY LTD. 40 Wallington St., Clinton 402.3405 and Bill Thompson all shot 23 while Randy Stanlake of Exeter and Harrison Schock hit 22. John Greidnaus, Bill Boussey of Kitchener, John Hessel and Frank Flynn of Clinton all shot 21 skeets. Herman Fisher and Dan Fisher, both of Benmiller hit 20 skeets, while Ashley Gilbert shot 18, Jim Caldwell of Kippen hit 16 and Bob Snell of Exeter hit 14 birds. Bowling news While.all the winter leagues have seen their season come to an end, the Spring League P g g is still in action at the Clinton Crown Lanes. The Forget-Me-Nots hold first place with 18 points but are closely followed by the Untouchables with 17 points. Bruce's Bowlers are in third with 15 points and are followed by the Do or Dies with 14, the Down -Ups with 14 points, and the Corner Pins with 12 points. In the individual standings, Jackie McClinchey took the ladies' high single with 286 points, and the high triple with 720 points. Darlene Weir captured the high average with 218 points. In the men's standings, Bruce Collins had 253 points to take the high single and 671 points for the high triple. Brad Atkinson held the high average with 211 points. DRINKING & DRIVING DON'T MIX oti oda Safe driving is a family affair. Margie Wise, 11, from the Clinton Guides puts the last. few bottles into their case. Hundreds of bottles were collected for the Brownies Bottle Drive which was held last Saturday morning. (News -Record photo) i Treat your horse to new Shur -Gain SHUR-GAIN 16% horse nuggets New! Big, crunchy nuggets of finely balanced 16 percent protein ration— that's our new Shur -Gain Nuggets. Crammed with high levels of vitamins, yet extremely palatable new Shur -Gain Nuggets incorporate all the quality and nutrition values you expect to get from Shur -Gain. Feed them with hay for top conditioning and performance levels. For foals and growing horses, show horses, brood mares, and stallions. And with every bag of Shur -Gain Horse Feeds, a chance to win a Rice Beaufort Double Horse Trailer. Hummel's Feed Mill 35 Mary Street, Clinton 482-9792 CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 23 GARDEN CENTRE ROTH FOOD MARKET Sun., May 22 & Mon., May 23 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Large Selection of. Quality Bedding Plants Maple Trees While Supply Lasts ONLY I 299 Annuals, Vegetables, Perennials AT COMPETIVE PRICES NDP's pick DaveZyluk A 29 year-old Kincardine man was nominated as ca-ndidate for the New Democratic Party for the riding of Huron -Bruce, Thursday night. Dave Zyluk, born in Dublin, Ireland was not opposed at the nomination meeting held at the Tiverton Community Centre. Mr. Zyluk said he accepted the nomination without reservation. A resident in Canada since 1967, he said he was able to make his own choice about which party he backed. "I wasn't influenced by my parent's prejudices. In the 10 years I've lived in Canada I've had a chance to look at the three national parties, objectively. I chose the NDP in 1972. It was the correct party, my party," he said. Mr. Zyluk, principal of Kingsbridge separate school, 15 miles north of Goderich, is a Kincardine resident and a member of the town's recreation board. He was asked to run as a candidate last Thursday, May 5. He said that if he is elected he would be representing the Conservatives and Liberals as well. Mr. Zyluk believes that Murray Gaunt, Liberal MPP for Huron -Bruce for the last 15 years is a good man and would help anyone. "Mr. Gaunt is good for the people he represents, but his party is not good for the province," he said. Mr. Zyluk will be running against Murray Gaunt and Progressive Conservative Sam MacGregor, a Kin- cardine area developer. One of Mr. Zyluk's issues is the closing of hospitals. "Goderich Psychiatric hospital was closed against public outcry. That shows a lack of responsibility in government. The Con- servatives say they're in- terested in the health of the people. If they close hospitals, they're not," he said. "Mr. MacGregor says we'll have a Conservative government. Well, we have w an excellent chance to have an NDP government if people listen to issues and not to the back biting that i,ing on," M. Zyluk said! Walter Miller, past vice- president of the National Farmers' Union andU a member of the NDP since it was founded, was guest • speaker. He said unemployment' is the number one problem facing the province today" and it's impossible for me to talk about unemployment and not relate it to - the farm scene.". Mr. Miller said in his riding • you -could find thousands of farmers so economically depressed they have to go to town and take jobs workers need in order to subsidize their farms. "Consequently the farm doesn't produce, the farmer can't hire and isn't con- suming much." 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