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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-08, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8,1986 Atoms take WINGHAM - On January 4 at the 3rd An- nual Wingham Atom Optimist Tournament the Clinton Atoms downed Durham 4 - 2 to capture the championship. In winning the tournament Clinton defeated Howick 6 - 1, Wingham 6 - 2 and Durham 4 - 2. Coaches Bob Livermore, Mark Kennedy and Bill Hoggarth surnrned up their team's victories "as a total team ef- fort." Clinton 6 - Howie 1 In the first game against ow k, Clinton seemed to be in control all the way as they completely outhustled the Howick Hawks. Scott Jewitt opened up the scoring in the first period at the 30 second mark with an unassisted goal. Early in the second period, howick tied it up but before the period end- ed Jason Carter and Shawn Chipchase had scored to give Clinton a 3-1lead. • In the third period, Shawn Chipchase wrapped in two more goals to complete his hat trick. Scott Rathweil completed the scoring by notching the final tally of the. game. Scott Jewitt also picked up four assists as he set up his two linemates on scoring plays. Jason Carter and Shawn Chipchase also earned one assist each in the contest. Clinton 6 - Wingham 2 In the second game against Wingham, ort Winghani. tourney Clinton opened up a 2 - 0 first period lead. Chris Kennedy, an a set up from Mark Livermore and Scott Shaddick, gave Clinton a 1 - 0 lead at 3;47. At 8:13 Jason Carter made no mistake as he dekta the goalie after taking a pass from Shawn Chipchase. In -the second period, Clinton made it 3 - 0 at 1:22 as Shawn Chipchase split the Wingham defence after taking a long, lead pass from Jason Carter. Scott Rathwell also picked up an assist on the goal. Before the period had ended Wingham scored two goals to cut Clinton's margin to 3 - 2. In the third period, Clinton picked up the tempo as Shawn Chipchase scored his se- cond goal of the game on an unassisted ef- fort at 4:41. Just 15 seconds later Mark Livermore tipped in a Danny Wildfong screen shot to give Clinton a 5 - 2 cushion. Jason Carter on a clear cut breakaway from centre scored his second goal of the game to round out the scoring. Shawn Chipchase and • Scott Shaddick earned assists on the play. Clinton 4 - Durham 2 Clinton came up against thein old foes from Durham in the championship game. They had beaten Durham 1 - 0 earlier this year in the Hanover .Tournament and also defeated them last spring to capture the W.O.A.A. Atom CC championship. This game was just as close and exciting as the otkier games they nave playeu. Durham opened up the scoring at the one minute mark• of the first period as Ashley Fer er's shot cleanly beat Derek Hoggarth in thb Clinton net. Clinton's Shawn Chipchase tied the score at 1 - 1 in the second period after taking a pass from Jason Carter to blister a hard wrist shot through the legs of the Durham goalie. With 1:49 remaining in the period„ Chipchase scored from a scramble in front of the Durham net. Jason Carter and Scott Jewitt also earned assists on the goal. But, soon after the Clinton goal, Durhm tied the score at 2 - 2. Entering the third period tied at 2 - 2, Clin- ton began to take the game to their opposi- tion as they came up with excellent scoring opportunities. Scott Rathwell finally cashed in for Clinton as he broke away in the clear to deke the goalie for the eventual game winning goal at 9:34. With just under three minutes left in the game, Chris Kennedy, with Shawn Chipchase assisting put the ic- ing on the cake for the Clinton crew. By winning the championship each Atom player received a pennant and a crest. Scott Jewitt, through his excellent two-day efforts in the tournament, received the Most Valuable Player Award of the. tournament. Clinton and area bowling results YBC Junior and Senior Leaps & Bounds 61 Death Rays 56 Get a Job Gang 44 Lynn's Crue 36 In games bowled on December 30, Brenda Tideswell had the high single and triple in the senior ladies' division with 203 and 475 scores." The high average went to Patti MaGuire with a 171. In the senior men's division, Troy Falconer registered the high single, triple and average with 293, 656 and 206 scores. In junior girls' games, Dawn Powell had the high single with a 180 while the high tri- ple and. average went to Lynn Feeney with scores of 454 and 157. Doug MaGuire bowled the high single and triple in the junior boys' division with a 193 single and a 554 triple. Mike Van Damme had the high average with a 176. YBC PeeWees and Bantams Pin Downers 30 Lane Lions 29 Dale's Strikers 23 Vincent and his Strikers 21 Bubble Gum.Bowlers 21 Pizza Hut. 16 Mike's Maulers 14 Pin Busters 14 Colleen McAdam bowled the the girls' high single, double and average in games bowled on December 29. with scores of 154, 269 and 130. Steven Smith bowled the boys' high single with a 201. The high double was a tie between Steven Smith and Dale Marsh with a score of 343. The high average went to Dale Marsh with a 156. • YBC PeeWees and Bantams Pin Downers Lane Lions Dale's Strikers Bubble Gum Bowlers Vincent and his Strikers Pizza Hut 30 26 23 21 18 16 COIJNT-DOWN Weight Loss Class mr�'�P announces mein, +i!"{ New Year.'s'Reaotiltinn'SPiecidl -l+s °'e' '4' i ;Y' 0., Help a friend and yourself keep the commitment or just pay half, , only 82.00 to join and 84.00 weekly. 2 For The Price of 1 Every Monday: Every Tuesday: Tiverton Community Centre 9:30 aim: Kincardine United Church 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Senior School Room 6 Robinson St., Walkerton Every Wednesday: St, George's Anglican Parish Hal19:30 & 7:30 p.m. Nelson St„ Goderich Ontario St. United Church 12 noon • Clinton Seaforth Orange Hall 2:15 p.m: & 3:30 p.m. Every Thursday: Faith Lutheran Church, behind Zehrs 7:00 p.m. Port Elgin WHY WEIGHT ANY LONGER? What have you got to lose...396.7005 DENTURE WEARERS Did you know it is important for you to have your dentures examined regularly? Your mouth is one of the most important areas of your body bat often neglected when dentures are worn. Improperly fitting or maintained dentures can cause severe health problems. The lack of public information regarding dentures often leads to problems and unnecessary expense. .. Your local Denture Therapist (DENTURIST) is a professional specialising in the construction, repair and modification of dentures and provides ibis settvice directly to the public. If you have any problems with your present dentures et ate thinidng of getting new ones. see your local Denture Therapist, consultation is usually tree. You will find Denture Therapists (DENT1 RISTS) listed in the Yellow Pages. A public service message from the Denturist Association of Ontario and your local Denture Therapist. . THE DEV TURIST ASSIATION 0E ONTARIO Dl.:.NTURE THERAPY CLINIC 1�7f7nm-l�rl�' s.rY t it `" 7a30 pm Iveco & W1 e.kstilyd. u by etppto,,.,: Bootle t Wallat�t�a�ybjUrg bus ►'otiokriit4lfj' 1416 Choirg forst F`erg4 d.T. GODERICII (514)3114 580 (S 1002740 4514)404111* 411141 2 S ' 4is. ti Mike's Maulers 11 Pin Busters 11 Games bowled on December 21: Jennifer Burt recorded the high single and double in the girls' division with 166 and 325 scores. Colleen McAdam had the high average with a 129. Kevin Meade bowled the high boys' single with a 219. Dale Marsh registered the high double and average with scores of 345 and 155. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Joyce's Devils 85 Bonnie's Bruins $5 Nancy's Flyers 81112 Helen's Red Wings 81 Helen's Leaves - 78 Candace's Oilers 78 Rose's Rangers 76 June's Oilers 2 751/2 In games bowled on December 23, Karen Pounder recorded the high scores with a 277 ° single, 739 triple and 225 average. Other high scores: Janene Wise - 252; Fancy Roy - 243, 225; Pat Taylor - 240, 210, 201; Karen Pounder - 236, 226; Sheila Keys - 233; June De Ruyter - 231; Mert Elliott - 225, 209; Tudy Wilson'- 221; Nora Heard 220, 204 • Rose Hummel 421114.06; Lois`CrilibutgsU' • A Goderich player attempts to skate around a London defeneeman during a game in the Old Timers Hockey Tournament held at the arena from December 27 to 29. Eight teams took part in the tournament sponsored by t he Junior ¢➢ Mustangs. ( Alan Rivett photo Bantams win championship.. With 2:27left in the game, Moir, assisted by Vanstone, put Hensall ahead by four. Exeter made a final stand and with 10 seconds left scored and again with one second showing on the clock. Hensall's victory put them into round two against Lucatln, 15 minutes after their first game. The Hensall boys werehot from their first victory and able to keep Lucan tied and defeated them 11-3 to put Hensall into the "A'," final on Saturday. Sunday's final saw Wingham and Hensall vying for the "A" title. Everyone expected a close hard hitting match, which it"was to the . end of the second. The third period saw He(isall score eight unanswered goals'tto defeat Wingham 13-1. Storing to give them the "A" trophy were: Brian Moir, 4.,goals; Jim jickins 2to( i 11041'0, 2 ass}•efts; Way. ne cotchme'� 0, 2 ass`isls; Scott betel, 1 goal, 3 assists; Rob Taylor, 1 goal, 2 assists; John Rooseboom, 1 .. goal, 1 assist; Jason Imanse, 1 goal, 1 assist; Chris Campbel1,1 goal; Shawn Vanstone, 2 assists and Andy Phillips, 1 assist... The next game will be January 8 when they host Huron Park at 8:30 p.m. 216; CandaceElliott``- 2it6; Joyce Van Riesen - 213; Mary Cote - 212; Iva Reid - 210, 205; Helen Emmerton - 202 and Ede Turner - 201. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Joyce's Devils 92 Bonnie's Bruins 88 Helen's Red Wings 86 Nancy's Flyers Candace's Oilers 83 Rose's Rangers 83 Helen's Leaves * 82 June's Oilers 2 811/2 In games bowled on December 30, Karen Pounder had the high single triple and average with scores of 259, 705 and 225. Other high games: Shiela Keys - 258, 220; Gwen Johnston - 247; Grace Castle - 238; Iva Reid - 235, 228; Karen Pounder - 232, 214; Rose Hummel - 229; June De Ruyter - 223; Pat Taylor - 220, 204; Dora Warwick - 219, 217; Bonnie Gibbings - 213; Betty Fawcett - 212; Candace Elliott - 209; Nancy Roy - 208; Mert Elliott -205 and Helen Faber - 204. Thursday Night Mixed Strikers Best in Town Whiners Beginners Luck Cormier's Crushers 841/2 73 63 59 56 55 Turn to page 15. By Velma Robinson HENSALL-The bantams captured the "A" championship at the Zurich Bantam Tournament on December 27 and 28. Their first game was against Exeter on Friday. Scott Bell opened the scoring for Hensall, assisted by Brian Moir and Shawn Vanstone. Exeter responded two minutes later to tie. Then within seconds, Exeter went ahead. Vanstone, assisted by Andy Phillips and Moir, once again tied it up to close the first period. - Jasm Imanse, assisted by ' Chris Campbell, opened the scoring in the second period. Imanse, unassisted, put Hensall. ahead by two. Less than two minutes later, Exeter brought the score to within one at the mid. point of the second, only to have Hensall's Rob Taylor, assisted by Campbell once againr widen -the -gap -in the last minute of the-1)0110AL!Joe cuot.tiistt i:t:11 Ittithtitorl 6 t, .-Exeter opened the storing the early part of the third and with four minutes left, both teams went wild on the score board. Rob Taylor, assisted by Dwayne Lawrence, put the insurance marker in for Hensall. Imanse, assisted by Campbell, chalked up another less than a minute later. Hay Township Recreation Committee MYSTERY BINGO Thurs., Jan. 9 Zurich Community Centre Jackpot - $500 must go Bonanza game 52 calls 4 flash games, • 1 early bird • 10 regular games • 1 mystery. prize Over $2000 in cash prizes Doors open at 6:30 - Starts at 7:45 - Next Bingo Jan. 23 ALL PROCEEDS FOR -"NEW" BALL DIAMOND Bring your dabbers No one under 16 allowed to play SPECIAL NOTICE RE: CLINTON BY-LAWS By -Law No. 25-1979 Please take note that Owners or Occupiers of all com morclol or business buildings in the Zone 5 or Downtown area ore required t0 keep all sidewalks adloining their buildings clear of snow and ice. You must also remove snow and ice from the roof overhang so that pe.lestrions will not bo endangered. RyLaw No. 2-19$1 Citizens are ferblddrn to deposit snow or ice on the travelled or plowed portion of any Clinton street or in any manner thin', weuldObstruet normal visibility for the ssf. enevrmettof bent uiar and pedestrian frank. dyyLaw No. 3.112 And $6191'4 • Operators et snawnsobitrs gran forbidden to operate thalii maehtie 1) 00 prlirrtI property without the permission of the - t Oen ierrib o erilk orrboulevard to Clinton -. _- .._vs - a) *Midi the CoenmaMnit y Park without the paire illfr11o111 the Clinton Reerlietlon C reorittee aibeNo, #orNon ahlehirrys ' 3) stir front nrialnlght to 7. m essrpt to totem to Yaw s'atsldeet , . irrrairiinar leforwastlorn Ort trey Town. byaitor bitty lwi interim► re , tifl►:Cifrrke040-1 slvr . , YYS' NOTICE 1986 DOG LICENSES for the own of Clinton aro due. Dog tag are now on sale at the Town Hall. 23 (bort St. All dog owners are roquIrerl to have their dogs licensed. C.C. 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