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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-22, Page 14Page 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECO , ' EDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1986 its Clinton ska Eers win awards MOORETOWN - The Clinton F'gure Skating Club sent a number of skater to the Mooretown Figure Skating Co t.petition held on December 14. The Clinton ers fared exceptionally well at the competition. Lori Powell was a gold medal winner in the compulsory movies and, finished fifth in the prepared solo. Jody Merner earned a silver medal in the compulsory movies and finished fifth in the prepared solo in her divi sion. Jacquie Draper placed sixth in the compulsory movies and placed fifth in the prepared solo. On January 11, 50 skaters and mothers, Carol Fox, and two coaches enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner in honor of the in- termediate and senior awards banquet. Joan Merner, President of the Clinton • Figure Skating Club, welcomed everyone to the banquet. Can Skate Achievement Certificates Kristen Crawford ( proficiency ) Lisa Finch Stacey Fleet Jane Guse Joanne Hayter Rachel Jenkins Relli-Lyn Jerome' Leeanne Lavis Amy LeBeau Becky LeBeau Sarah LeBeau Heather Royal ( proficiency ) Can Figure Skate Achievement Certificates Kyra Aylsworth Debra Draper ,a Jennifer Harris Giving you a hand with SPECIAL JANUARY SAVINGS Robyn Hicks Stacy Hicks Kara Hiltz Jody Horton Susan Jewitt Krista McAsh Stacey Reid Julie Rutledge Pamela Carter Julie Betties William Guse Wendy Watson Precision 1 Kyra Aylsworth Julie Betties Robyn Hicks Kara Hiltz Krista McAsh Stacey Reid, Lisa Shepherd Wendy Watson Precision Two Lloy Ann Adams Chas. Colquhoun Sheila Cook Debra Draper Paula Glew Stacy Hicks Jody Horton Susan Jewitt Melanie McCone Lori Powell Stacey Reid Julie Rutledge Kyra Aylsworth Can Figure Skate Figures - Preliminary Test Kyra Aylsworth Turn to page 15 • New Ivory 450 ml. SHAMPOO or $289 CONDITIONER • Pepsodent 100 ml. TOOTHPASTE only • 9 MENNEN SPEED ; 99 STICK 1 • Ladies or Men Bayer 24's CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN • 9 9 BAYER ASPIRIN T00's Nabob Tradition COFFEE .99 $299 Wampole 10 pouch ,: F ter_ HOT LEMON for colds2 19 • 12 Boxes $ 1 0 . 9 Kleenex FACIAL TISSUE 1 Box TRIANG LE DISC U ,�. 172 The Square Goderich/Morn Corner Clinton/Main Corner Seaforth' .89 DSP Dominion Securities Pitfield Limited 344 Andrew St., Exeter, Ontario Invites you to attend a SEMINAR ON RRSP's and SUCCESSFUL INVESTING on Monday, January 27 • 7:30 p.m. CLINTON TOWN HALL Upstairstommittee Room (Please use side entrance) Topics will Include': •Suitability of RRSP •Types of RRSP investments - --•Getting-noneyout-of-arsRRSP---- •Persanai financial analysis •Mutual funds _ _ &Common and preferred shares Reservations not required, but in order to arrange seating, a phone tall (238-2231) confirming attendance, would be appreciated. • COLLECT CALLSACCEPTED • Although the CHSS Redmen's senior basketball team played a solid game, they had the misfortune of meeting a hot -shooting Goderich Viking team in a game played on January 16. The Redmen were defeated by the Vikings 53-35. ( Alan Rivett photo) Atoms reach final's in tournament • The Clinton Atoms qualified to play in the Seaforth Optimist Atom "B" championship game against Walkerton this Sunday after- noon at 3:30 p.m. by winning two games this past weekend. In the first game last Friday evening Clin- ton defeated a strong Lambeth team by a 4 - this season. Their only previous loss was in a tournament which they lost in a shoot-out. tournament which they lost in a shoot-out. Clinton played a strong two-way game as they took advantage of some miscues made by Lambeth. Derek Hoggarth played another strong game between the pipes. Clinton 4 - Lambeth 1 IN the first period at the 4:17 mark, Jason Carter gave Clinton a 1- 0 lead as a clearing pass from Shawn Chipchase deflected Off his 'skate into the net. • Clinton grabbed a 2 - 0 lead at 4:35 of the second when Jason Carter scored his second goal of the game after a wild scramble it1 front of the Lambeth goal area. Scott Jewitt drew the only assist on the goal. Less than a minute later, Scott Jewitt increased Clin- ton's lead to 3 - 0 after connecting on a pass frpm Shawn Chipchase. Down but not out, Lambeth struck early in the third period at the 37 second mark to cut Clinton's lead to 3 - 1 and spoil Derek Hog- garth's bid for a shutout. With 4:33 Left in the 4110 game, Scott Jewitt, who turned in another fine performance, added his second goal of the game on some pretty passing with linemates Jason Carter and Shawn Chip - chase. Clinton 4'New Hamburg 3 In their second game of the tournament on Saturday afternoon the Clinton Atoms -hung on to defeat a determined New Hamburg team by a score of 4 - 3. In the first period,"Scott Jewitt gave Clin- ton an early lead as he converted passes from Shawn Chipchase and Shane Mac- Donald. But, before the period had ended New Hamburg scored two goals to grab a 2 - 1 lead. There was no scoring in the second period as both teams missed numerous chances. In the third period, with only 34 seconds gone, Scott Jewitt's powerplay goal evened ' the score at 2 - 2. Chris Kennedy earned an assist on the goal. Less than a .minute later and six seconds apart goals by Danny n -two big wins aWildfong-2le and Shawn Chipchase gave Clinton a 4 - 2 lead. Scott Rothwell assisted on the Mustangs ear CLINTON - With the°season winding down for the Mustangs, every game' is important towards nailing down a playoff berth. They took a big step towards post -season .play by winning two• of three games over the weekend: Clinton recorded wins over division rivals Brussels by a 8-3 score, and Howick by a 10-5 margin on January 17 and 19, respectively. Their loss came at the hands of Tavistock by a close score of 7-6 on January 18. The Mustangs, three points up on the Mit- chell Hawks for the fourth and final play-off spot in the northern division going into the weekend, now sport.a five point lead in the Wildfong goal. New Hamburg lifted their from the Hensall Recreation League. goalie with one minute remaining and it The second period belonged to the paid off as they scored to narrow Clinton's Mustangs with four unanswered goals to lead to 4 - 3. But, Clinton held New Hamburg take a 6-1 .lead; ,..13gb , kelt, 1 I? rupee, off the last 21 seconds for the •victory.. Wayne Smith and Sean Van Dongen'scored Clinton 5 - Seaforth 2 , with Randy Marriage, cott Sean Van BobDupeen, On January. 20, Clinton hosted Seaforth in and Dean Brad Hymers Armstrong, Scott Gilders; b on league action and came away with a 5 - 2 vic- tory. Hydrawing assists on the tory. Shawn Chipchase paced Clinton with goals. scored two goals early in the three goals and two assists. His linemates Brussels third period to make the score 6-3, but Clin- Scott Jewitt and Jason Carter also played ton scored two goals late in the game to ice well as Jewitt had two goals and two assists the victory. Scoring for Clinton was Bob while Carter had three assists. Ladd with assists going to Bob Dupee and Clinton opened up a 2 - 0 first period lead Dam Horton, and Byron Boyes, from Randy on two goals by,Shawn Chipchase. The first Marriage and Bob Snell. one was a beauty as an excellent three-way standings.. passing play from end to end resulted m a Clinton 8 - Brussels 3 With a full roster of players back after in- juries, the Mustangs shocked the Brussels Bulls by a score of 8-3 in a game played in Clinton on January 17. Manager Bryan Marriage said t creased bench strength create yt „ return of injured players was a major factor in the win. "We could go with four lines instead of two lines which meant the players could go full blast on every shift," he said. Brussels opened the, scoring with 5:58 gone in the first period. Late in the period, Clinton tied the game on a goal by Dean Armstrong,.assisted by Shawn Shafer. With just over a jninute remaining in the period, Scott Gilders gave the Mustangs a 2-1 Lead. Assisting on the goal were Sean Van Dongen and Randy Parker, who joined the team T V E L Tavistock 7 - Clinton 6 goal. The second goal was unassisted. The next night, the Mustangs travelled to In the second period Seafh narrowed Tavistock but, despite a well -played game, the score to 2 -1 on a goal byy�flason Beuten- were tagged with a 7-6 loss by the Braves. miller at 3:11. Scott Jewitt g one back on a Clinton defenceman Randy Marriage beautiful, set-up from Jason Carter. Chip - recorded a hat -trick in the game. chase also drew an assist. Twenty-four Manager Bryan Marriage described the seconds later, Chipchase completed his hat - game as one the Mustangs should have won trick. Again, it was Jason Carter and Scott or tied, despite a shakey performance by Jewitt doing the spade work. Before the se- goaltender Steve Stapleton. "They got the cond period ended Jason Papple of Seaforth breaks and we didn't," he said in assessing 'scored to cut the lead to 4 - 2. the loss. Scott Jewitt, on assists by Chipchase and Randy Marriage bpened the scoring for Shane MacDonald completed the scoring at Clinton with a short-handed goal assisted by 13:37 for Clinton. Clinton's next league ac- Sean Van Dog gen. Soon after, Tavistock tied tion is against Seaforth this Saturday at 5 the score anp.m. Hopefully, this game will be a good , at the midway point, in the period, went ahead 2-1. Clinton tied the tune-up for their championship game score at the 4:32 mark on Randy Marriage's Walkerton on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Turii to page 15 • Good luck boys! 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