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Clinton News-Record, 1985-2-6, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS,RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1985 Sports From the stands 13y hire Horejk© No to Dome What will become of the CNE stadium when the Dome is built? Some say that the stadium will be able to hold its own, after all the Exhibition Place fairgrounds were around for 98 years before the Blue Jays came to town in 1977. But one fact remains, Exhibition Place will lose all revenues from professional sports. All of the "grand old dame" supporters agree that they will have to turn her into a facility that offers the best in entertainment and recreation. The board of governors were told last •:Yccii•to "come up with all the wildest ideas they can." The "wild" ideas range from a lakeside marineland to turning the Place into shades of Monte Carlo or a Grand Prix racing course. Other ideas include standardbred racing 'and dog racing, a mini -trade' centre, a merger with Ontario Place, a veldorome for cycling races; a modern agri-centre, more concerts and a curling and skating rink. The latter idea was suggested because the World Curling Championships will be held there in March of next year, therefore, the ice will be in and could be used for more than the ane event. The Monte Carlo idea consists of setting up veer round casino, one night a week, with a $1 betting ceiling and all proceeds going to charity, Sounds like a' pretty good idea, however, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton is against gambling. Metro Chairman Dennis Flynn sees the mayor's reasons, but feels a casino could be a good idea "with very strict rules" reports the Toronto Star. I find it difficult to understand why a dome stadium needs to be built in the first place. The chilling winds, the cold rain, the hot sun and the odd snowflake makes a sporting event unpredictable as some teams play better under certain weather conditions. After spectators have sat through a rainy baseball game or a snowy football game, they know that they have braved the elements to watch their favorite sport. And how many times have you heard someone say, "boy, was it ever cold" after taking in a game?" I don't think they're complaining, they're just proud of the fact that they were there. The Dome is unnecessary. There is already a constructed stadium that suits the purpose, so why build another and leave the old one empty? If a Dome is completed I hope that some type of activity is found so that Exhibition Place is not abandoned. Atoms turn the tables Flay -off hopes hang on final game CLINTON - After a full season of hockey, the fate of the Clinton Mustangs' playoff hopes hangs on their final game against a hot Walkerton team on Feb. 8 in Walkerton. The team lost a par of games on the weekend to Walkerton, which recently tied the unbeaten Hanover Barons in a game observes said Walkerton could have won, and a crucial garde to Port Elgin on Feb. 3 in Port Elgin. ' Walkerton put the Friday evening game away in the first period, going into the break with a 5-2 lead. Clinton was first on the board with a goal by David Wright, assisted by Mark Crawford about three minutes into the game. Walkerton dominated scoring for the rest of the period with a first period hat trick from Kevin 'Elliot, and singles from Bill Knox and Randy Weller. Clinton's Trevor Erb scored the last goal of the period and his first of a hat trick. Dean Armstrong assisted. Walkerton scored a pair of goals in the se- cond period both by Captain Kevin Kieffer. Tom Smith scored for Clinton, assisted by Erb and Randy Marriage making it 7-3 after two periods. Walkerton came out in the third period and effectively shut down any chance Clin- ton had to salvage the game with two gtiick goals in as many minutes by Sean Bradley and Randy Weller. Walkerton scored their last goal on a, power play before Clinton had scored their first .of the period: --Joe-- Zettler scored Walkerton's tenth goal. Trevor Erb completed his hat trick on the next two Clinton • efforts. Newcomer Phil Wood assisted on the first of the third period goals and David Wright assisted on the se- cond. Dan Wilson had the second assist on This goal mouth scramble resulted in Walkerton clearing the puck after a couple close calls. The two weekend losses for the Junior C Clinton -Mustangs were highlighted by two hat tricks by Trevor Erb. (James Friel photo) cond hat trick of the weekend. The two teams went head to head in the first period, both scoring two goals.' Clin- ton's power play struck for the first goal with—Brad—Armstrong- scoring and . Dean.. Armstrong and Randy Marriage assisting. The goal was one of three in over 35 power play chances. Doug Bartlett scored both Port Elgin's first period goals each shortly after Brad Armstrong scored both Clinton's first period • both° goals. in game against E1rnaLogan Port Elgin 9 Clinton 7 I Clinton wound up on the short end of what On Feb. 2 the Clinton Atoms got sweet Seaforth Optimist Tournament. Game time revenge against Elma-Logan as they is 4:30 p.m. trounced the visitors by a score of 11 - 2. It • Atoms Scoring Statistics was the same Elma-Logan team that' (As of Feb. 2) defeated the locals at the Wingham Tourna- Name G A P PIM ment 4-2 earlier in January; but this time, Shawn Chipchase 42 20 62 14 Clinton turned the tables and won easily. Scott Jewitt 27 24 51 20 Shawn Chipchase, as he has done so many Jason Carter 25 25 50 18 times this year, paced Clinton with four Mark Livermore 18 17 35 4 goals and two assists. Shawn has now scored Scott Rathwell 12 15 27 6 42 goals this year. Scott Jewitt and Jeff .Danny Wildfong 10 13 23 22 Riley chipped in with_ two goals apiece. Darrell Levis 6 17 23 4 Chris Kennedy, Jason Carter and Gerri Cap- 'Chr'is Kennedy 13 8 21 4 pelli added singles. Mark,Livermore, Scott Jeff Riley 10 8 18 2 Wright and Mark King added two assists Gerri Mark CaKippelli 4 9 13 4 each. Scott Wright ' . 2, 9.11 16 Besides Jason Carter's' goal, he also con -Scott Shaddick 1 6 7 2 tributed three assists. Scott Rathwell, Dar- ` -Robbie Marriage 0 2 2 0 rell Levis., Danny Wildfong and Gerri Cap- Goal Keepers Record pelli added one assist each. Robbie Marriage . 7 shutouts In Exeter on Feb. 3 the Atoms suffered Derek Hoggarth . 6 shutouts their first shutout of the seasoni as the Ex- ' Atom Standings eter Hawk Atoms outscored Clinton 3 - 0. Team - - W L T TP Jason Heywood with two goals and Ryan Clinton 13 1 0 26 Lindenfield with a single provided Exeter Elma-Logan 6 6 2 14, with the margin of victory. Seaforth 5 5 3 13 Clinton's next start will be February 9 in Mitchell 5 10 0 10 Seaforth when they will .faceoff against Wingham 3 10 1 7 Petrolia for the "B" Championship at the Overall season record — 29 wins, 7 losses. •WASH •VACUUM and CLEAN -INTERIOR •WAX You can keep that car clean and tidy $225° FOR ONLY t■ For appointment calls 482-7838 PRO Alm 4i c3 a.z COMPLETE BODY REPAIR AND PAINT — CARS TO HEAVY TRUCKS Stone Guard Protection e Mural Designing Pin Striping • Rust Proofing (519) 4827838 VANASTRA (CLINTON), ONT. BOX 1230 Free Rust Proof with Complete Paint Job! (t) NOTICE OF THE 106th ANNUAL MEETING of the West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Company Notice Is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the Company will be held at the: AGRICULTURAL HALL, DUNGANNON, ONTARIO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1985 at 2 p.m. 1. To receive and dispose of the financial Statement and Auditors Report. 2. To appoint Auditors. 3. To elect three (3) Directors. 4. To transact any other business that may properly corn• before the meeting. The retiring Directors are Donald MacKenzie from the Goderlch area, John Bryce from the Paisley area and Gordon Stewart from the Ripley area, who replaced the lits Austin Martin. Donald MacKenzie and John Bryce are eligible for re-election• for a three year term. Gordon Stewart Is eligible for re-election for a two year term. A Policyholder wishing to seek election or re-election as a Director must file his or her nomination In writing with the secretary of the Corporation by February 14th, 191413. The Company By -Laws are available for inspection at the Head Office of the Corporation. sy order of the Board of Directors. Norris G.W. Poovorr, Sacrretary-Manager. team manager Wayne Wiggins termed "a good game" which was highlighted by an in- dividnat r'ffmt by Trevor Erb with his se - Clinton remained competitive, until halfway through the second period when a defensive lapse by the Mustangs resulted in five Port Elgin goals by Don Matheson, Jim Bumstead, Brian Lush, Greg Waugh and Bill Jacques. Clinton had goals by Erb, assisted by Dan Wilson and Sean Van Dongen and Bobby Ladd, assisted •by Tom Smith and Brad Armstrong. In' the third period, Port Elgin players Ken Paderson and Brian Lush scored the final two Port Elgin goals and Clinton's. Trevor Erb scored two goals in the third, the first assisted by Doug 'Zimmer and the se- cond unassisted. With 23 seconds left, Randy Marriage fired the last' Clinton marker to round out the score to 9-7. Clinton plays in Walkerton on Feb. 8, ' the deciding game of the season. If Clinton loses. to Walkerton and Port Elgin beats Kincar- dine, the Mustangs will be out of the playoff picture. Break dancing lessons to be offered Attention break dancers! The Clinton Recreation. Committee will be offering break dancing lessons for youth ages 8 to 16 years. Two classes will be offered both six weeks long as follows: Monday's, 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., youth ages 8 to 12, February 25 to April 1. Wednesdays 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. youth ages 13 to 16 February 27 to April 3. All classes will be conducted at the Clinton Arena. Registration is limited to 20 students per'class. All registrants will be eligible to win a free break dancing tape or album. Public Skating Clinton .,Arena Pnhlic Skating this week will be as follow; Wednesday, 1:00 to 3:30 p.m.: h'ridoy, 1:00 IP 4:00 p.m., and Sunday, 6:30 to 8:30 p ill. For more information please contact the Recreation Office or the Clinton•Arena Monday Euchre The Golden Radars Club is now staging BEST INTEREST 374 Guaranteed Investment Certificates BEST RATE Agents for R.R.S.P. OlOW Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc, GRAND BEND GODERIC-i 238-8484 524.2118 EXETER CLINTON 235-2420 482-9747 'Subject to change Monday afternoon euchre at the Clinton Town Hall Meeting Room from 1:3Q to 4:30 p.m. All Clinton and area senior citizens are cordially invited to take part: For more information please contact the Recreation Office. Shinny Hockey Clinton Arena Shinny Hockey times are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For' more information please contact the arena at 482- 7731. Bread Dough Art II Good news! The Clinton Recreation Committee is offering a Bread Dough Art Course Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Town Hall Meeting Room. This four-week (eight-hour) . course will begin Thursday, February.7 and end Thursday, February 28, 1985. Registration is limited to the firs 15 paid registrants. To register please op by or telephone' the Clinton Twin. City School of Iairstyling Waterloni •hairstyling •Barbering .*Ear Piercing •Make-up 55 Erb St. East 886, 6305 Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm III � J 'noises start 1st of every month. Standard Trust atiIt's easy to open, a new RRSP• or transfer your existing one to Standard Trust. In fact, just call our RRSP Hot line and we'll take your application or transfer -over the phone. It's fast and convenient. w Standard Trust RRSPs feature: Absolutely no fees, no matter which plan you choose INSTANT TAX RECEIPT For annual contributions, your. receipt is issued. immediately - nd need to wait to file your return. • SAVINGS OR G.I.C. PLAN Choose the one that's right "" for you, 14 Uplo® 'rotes subject to"change. (5 -year G I C compounded onnually) 138 The Square. P O Bos 295 Godench, Ontario N7A 3Z2 Telephon'o, 5247385 Open Mon to Thurs Fri Sot 9-5 9.12 237 Josephine Street,.P O. Box 850 Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 lblophone: 357-2022 Open Mon. to Thurs. Fri 9.5 9.6 Member of Coned° Uopos,1 Inmro..co Ck.peronon Recreation Office. Please register right away! Fit Five Program The Clinton Recreation Committee is still ma -king available the Fitness Ontario Fit Five program to Clinton and area residents. This free personal fitness program involves recording the amount of time you as an individual spend , participating in your favorite fitness -related activity. This five level program also • awards people with attractive certificates and 'a lapel phi in .' recognition of their fitness activities. You can pick up your Level One Form at any of the following locations: Clinton Arena, Recreation Office, Town Office, MacLedn's. or the Clinton News -Record. For more infor- mation please contact the Recreation Direc- tor: Cake Decorating Good, news! The Clinton Recreation Committee will be offering a Cake Decorating Course in March. Should you be interested in participating in this course, please contact the Recreation Office as soon as possible. Calligraphy Plans are now being finalized for a. Calligraphy (Beginner) Course to be held in April. This course will be open to individuals ages 13 and over and will be .held one evening per week for a four to five week period. Please contact the Recreation Office at 482-3398 if interested in enrolling. Broomball Tournament The Clinton Optimist Club will be staging their 2nd Annual Broomball -Tournament at the Clinton Arena as follows. Friday,.. February 8, 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., Saturday, February 9, 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., and Sunday, February 10, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. This tournament will feature both men's and women's divisions and socials held under authority of a LLBO special occasion . permit. Please come out and support this .sport event. See you at the Arena. 17 ALBERT ST. 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