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Operated by Benmiller Inn hor more information write or call: THE BENMILLER SKI CLUB o BENMILLER INN R.R. 4 GOI'WRICH 3YI (519) 524-2191 Page 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1985 Sports Mustangs drop backwagtoNsback CLINTON - Frustrating could be the word which could best describe the Mustangs latest two games as they dropped back-to- back one goal games to Tavistock and Thedford in Junior C action over the weekend. Tavistock 5 - Clinton 4 With only 26 seconds left on the clock, Tavistock scored a power play goal to earn a 5-4 decision over the Mustangs in Tavistock on December 14. The Braves struck early, putting three goals behind Mustang goaltender Chris Ladd. At the 8:12 mark, Devon Colquhoun brought theMustangs within two with assists going to Troy Falconer and Ron McKay. Just over a minute later, Clinton narrowed the gap to one with a goal by Sean Van Dungen assisted by Brad Hymers and Randy Marriage. The Mustangs tied the score early in' the third period with Devon Colquhoun earning his second goal of the • farne with Dean Armstrong assisting. The Braves jumped into the lead again at the 15:25 mark of the period to make the score 4-3. Clinton came back to tie the score again two minutes later with a power play goal by Scott Gilders with Randy Marriage assisting. But, with just 26 seconds remaining in the game, Tavistock scored the winning goal on the power play to win the game 5-4. Thedford 6 - Clinton 5 The next day, (December 15) the Mustangs travelled to Thedford to play the Browns with .the same eid result - another one -goal loss. Thedford was on top by four goals it the first period before the Mustangs finally had their offensive attack in gear. In the last four minutes of the first period, Clinton scored two power play goals to make the score 4-2. The first Mustang goal was an unassisted effort by Wayne Smith while the second goal was scored by Randy Marriage with assists going to Bob Dupee and Brad ames Hymers. Clinton made the score 4-3 early in the second period with a goal by Scott Gilders assisted by Bob Ladd. Thedford went up 5-3 nearing the mid -point of the period, but Clinton scored two unanswered goals late in the period to tie the score. Wayne Smith scored his second goal with Randy Marriage assisting. The other Clinton goal was scored by Sean Van Dongen with Bob Ladd assisting. With only three minutes gone in the third period, Thedford broke the tie on a power play goal and went on to win 6-5. The pair of weekend losses puts the Mustangs' record at nine wins, Mosses and two ties, leaving them nine points behind third-place Tavistock. The Mustangs will play in Clinton against Lucan and Mitchell on December 20 and 22 before Christmas. The Mustangs will also play at home on Boxing Day against Tavistock at 3.p.m. Clinton Atoms come from behind to win CLINTON A late flurry of goals led to a come film' bland 6-4 victory for the Clinton Atoms over Seaforth in a game on December 9. The line of Mark Livermore, Danny Wildfong and 'Chris Kennedy put together a total of ,11. scoring points as they spealrheaded the late rally. Down 4-2 with five rninutes remaining, Clinton rallied for four straight goals to pull out the victory and keep their undefeated streak in league play still intact. Livermore paced Clinton with three goals while Jason Carter picked up two and Danny Wildfong added a single. Scoring for Seaforth were Steven Hickell, Brian Melady., Mike Watt anti Paul Dolmage. .Clinton took a 2-1 lead after the first period as Mark Livermore opened the scoring at 1:36. Danny Wildfong and. Chris Kennedy Put CAMPBELL'S Christmas Magic under your tree this year! Look your best for the upcoming holiday festivities. Check these Christmas suggestions yl aavtas and Robes ®Slacks *Sport Shirts ®Dress Shirts ®Scarves and Hats Socks & Gloves & Ties ®Cardigans ®Pullovers ZOao OFF SPORTCOATS SUITS TOP COATS JACKETS H ' LIDAY HOURS: Wo will be open December 10th to December 2bre 9 am - 9 pn,. Saturday, December 21 untn 5:30 and Tuesday, December 24 until 5:30 pm. Closed Sunday, Closed Christmas Day. !faxing Day and New Year's Day. MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482-9732 drew assists on the goal. After Seaforth tied the score 1-1 Chris Kennedy put Clinton in the lead again as he took a rink -wide pass front Danny Wildfong to score. Seaforth scored the only two goals of the second period as they took a 3-2 lead into the third period. As the clock ticked down, Clinton seemed to become frustrated after missing good scoring opportunities. But, persistance finally paid off. With 5:01 left, Jason Carter, on a set-up from Shawn Chipchase,narrowed the Seaforth lead. to 4-3. Then, 15 seconds apart, Livermore scored two goals to push Clinton into a 524 lead. On the Livermore goals, linemates Chris Kennedy and Danny Wildfong drew assists. Jason Carter completed the scoring with his second goal of the game as Scott Rathwell's pass out Of the corner found Carter all alone in front of the net to give Clinton the 6-4 victory. • Mitchell 6 - Clinton 3 On the following evening it was a different story as Mitchell Atoms put a stop to Clinton's winning streak by downing them 6- 3 in Mitchell. Even though Clinton outshot Mitchell 34-19 it was the numbers on the scoreboard which counted. Mitchell's goaltender played a superb game, according to coach Bob Livermore a time and time again he stopped the Clintpn shooters. Livermore said, "You can't win many games if you missseven breakaways like we did." Scoring for Clinton were Shawn Chipchase with two goals,and Scott Rathwell with one. Scott Jewitt picked up two assists on the Chipchase goals. Shane ' MacDonald, who has been 'playing superb hockey on the blue line, also had an assist on one of Shawn's goals. Clinton 4 - Milverton 4. On December 16, Clinton battled- • Milverton to a 4-4 tie. Jason Carter paced Clinton with a hat -trick and Chris Kennedy added the single tally. Milverton held a 2-0 lead after the first two periods before Clinton finally put their game .in gear. At the 2:51 mark of the third period, Jason Carter was put into the clear after taking a pass from Shawn Chipchase. Scott Jewitt also assisted on the goal. Four. minutes later, Carter score again to tie the score. 2-2. It was a carbon copy of his -first goal as he skated in all , alone on a breakaway, deked the goaltender, and deposited the puck into the open net. • With 4:01 remaining, Carter completed his hat -trick as he converted a perfect pass from Scott Jewitt and picked the top left- hand corner.. Milverton, however, battled back to score from a face-off in the Clinton zone to tie the score at 3-3. Chris Kennedy came- right back for Clinton to score as Mark Livermore fed him a pass in front of the net to give Clinton what lopked to be the winning goal. But, it wasn't to be as the host team from Milverton pulled their goaltender and scored with 21 seconds remaining on the clock. ' The Atoms get a chance to redeem themselves against Milvertc9n this weekend. The Bayfield Arena was the site of the annual Recreational League Tournament on December 13, 14 and 15. Here, Crediton and Exeter are matched up in a semi-final game on ,,aturday afternoon. ( Alan Rivett photo) Bowling league news Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bonnie's Bruins 1 76 Joyce's Devils 74 Helen's Leaves 70 Helen's Red Wings 70 Nancy's Flyers 6912 Candace's Oilers 69 Rose's Rangers 6$ June's Oilers 2 63' 12 Iva Reid bowled, the high single with a 320 while Karen Pounder registered the high tri- ple and average with 811 and 222 scores. Other high games: Karen Pounder - 302, 261 and 248; Bonnie Gibbings - 299; Pat Taylor -.261; June DeRuyter - 256; Ruby LeFaive - 244; Nancy Roy - 243, 206; Nancy Carter, -: 234; Iva Reid - 233; Mary Lou Parent. - 228; Suzie Dale - 226, 219; Sheila Keys -226; Tudy Wilson - 225; Betty Fawcett • 222; Candace Elliott- 211, 205; Helen Em- merton - 210; Mert Elliott - 210; Rose Hum-• mel - 207; Iva Boyes - 206; Jane Bradshaw - 201 and Helen Faber - 200. Iva Reid also had • a 745 triple. ` Thursday Night Mixed • Strikers 63 Beginners Luck 54 Best in Town ' 51 Whiners 50 Cormier's Crushers 48 Space Invaders 43 Gramma's and Grarnpa's 45 -Apple Gang • 20 High ladies' scores: high single, Suzie Dale -265; high triple, Suzie Dale.- 689; high average, Nancy Atkinson - 202" ,. High men's scores: high single. Scott Parks - 353; high triple, Terry Dale - 794; high average, Ron Van Damme - 214. YBC PeeWees and Bantams • Pin Downers 28 Lane Lions 22 Dale's Strikers 20 Vincent's Strikers 15 .Bubble Gum Bowlers 15 Pizza Hut 1 13 Mike's Maulers 10 Pin Busters 9 Christine Strickland bowled the high ladies' single and double with 160 and 268 scores. The high average was registered by Colleen McAdam with a 129. Steven Lostell bowled the 'high men's single with a 189 while the high double went to Mark King with a 305. The high average was bowled by Dale Marsh with a 152• YBC Junior and Senior Death Rays 54 Leaps & Bounds 47 Lynn's Crue • 36 Geta Job Gang ,37 Patti McGuire bowled the high senior ladies' single, triple and average with 209, 544 and 170 scores. In the senior men's divi- sion, Steve Swan bowled the high single with There is nothing quite like a genuine La -Z -Boy chair. And that is because La -Z -Boy lets you select the comfort and style that is right for your needs. Our extensive selection is being offered from 299. A La -Z -Boy chair is made to last. 01'E.N I hur'J,ry ,IrIJ E•nJav until 1) pm. ON THE MAIN STREE OF I)1.1RI,IN 145.22SO a 272 while Troy Falconer bowled the high triple and average with 638 and 205 scores. In the Junior ladies' division, Dawn Powell had the high single and triple with a 205 and a 445 while the high average went to Lynn Feeney with a 157. In the men's junior division, Mike Van Damme registered the high single and high average with, 178 and 175 scores. The high triple was bowled by , Doug McGuire with a 520. Londesboro Ladies Dixie Dewdrops 65 Misfits f 61 Royal Flashers 43 Bar 4 41 Diane Elliott and Janet Taylor tied for the high single with a 241 with runner-up'Mar- jorie McNall bowling a 225. Diane Elliott also bowled the high triple and high average with scores of 592 and 194. Janet Taylor was runner -lisp in both categories with 585 and 188 scores. The most improved bowler was Debbie Albrecht who increased her score by 15 points. The hidden score was bowled by . Connie DeJong'with a 160. Games over 200: Dianne Elliott - 241; Janet Taylor - 241; Marjorie McNall - 225 and Dorothy Airdrie - 211 and 208. Wednesday Night Mixed • Brenda's No. 7's Doug's DuMauriers John's'Roll Your Owns Jim's Players ' , Joe's Sportsmans Elizabeth's Camels ' Deb's Lucky Strikes Ron's Tempos 63 52, 50 47 42 39 37 34 Edna Atkinson bowled the high ladies' single and triple with scores of 252 and 628 while the.high average' went to Cathy Boon with 190. . The men's high single, triple and average lkere registered by Bob Atkinson with scores of 316, 762 and 244, respectively. Clinton and Area Ladies Pink ladies 7 In -Between the Sheets 6 Golden Cadillacs 6 Freddie Fudpuckers 6 Grasshoppers 4 Dacquari's 4 B 52's • 4 Pina Colada's 3 The high single,' triple and average was bowled by Penny Overboe with scores of 306, 652 and 205. Games over 200: Penny Overboe - 306; Louise Gibbings - 228, 240; Nancy -Sue Swan - 206, 204; Irene Cantelon - 220; Dorothy Carter - 208; Irene Thelan - 222; Kittle McGregor - 204; Betty Kelly - 203; Ann Riley - 221; Kathy Black - 206,.224; Florence Cart - Turn to page 17 • Clinton Arena CHRISTMAS WEEK SCHEDULE FIGURE SKATING DEC. 23, 24, 27 8 am - 10 am $2. per person all members of the Clinton Figure Skating Club Welcome SHINNEY HOCKEY DEC. 23, 24, 27 10:30 - 11:30 am "Everyone Welcome„ PUBLIC SKATING DEC. 23 & 27 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. OLD TIMERS TOURNAMENT DECEMBER 27, 28, 29 JR "D" MUSTANGS Tavistock at Clinton DECEMBER 26 3 p.m, CLINTON ARENA WILL BE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS DAY