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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-03-19, Page 16Page 16-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986 Sports Clinton Council's Ross Carter participated in the curling bonspiel held for councillors and public officials at the Vanastra Curling Club on March 15. Here, Councillor Carter takes steady aim before releasing the rock. ( Arne Narejko photo ) Clinton Optimists host second annual tournament CLINTON - The Clinton Optimists are preparing for their second annual industrial hockey tournament which gets underway on March 20 and continues on March 22 and 23. The 16 team tournament will feature teams from Clinton, Goderich, Bayfield, Blyth, I,ucknow, Zurich, Stratford, New Hamburg, London, Toronto, Sarnia, Thed- ford and Port Albert. Each team will play at Least two games. An addedattraction to the tournament is a breakfast of eggs, sausages, toast and juice to be cooked by the wives of the Optimist members. Breakfast will be held on March 22 and 23 from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the auditorium at the Clinton Arena. First round action will see Goderich's Er- nie's team against Blyth at 7 p.m. followed by Bayfield playing Clinton's Hodges. The final game of the night will have O'Brien's from Goderich facing -off against Stratford. On March 22, Green Machine, from Goderich, will play Lucknow at 8 'a.m.; Zurich will take on Clinton's Rockets at 9:30 a.m. and London will play New Hamburg at 12:30 p.m. The final game of the first round will see Sarnia against Thedford. Proceeds from the tournament will go to' the Optimists who will put the money back into the community through a community project. Clinton and area bolwing results Tuesday Afternoon Ladles Joyce's Devils Bonnie's Bruins Nancy's Flyers Helen's Leaves Candace's Oilers Helen's Red Wings Rose's Rangers June's Oilers II 141 138 137.5 136 135.5 132.5 130 129.5 Rose Hummel bowled the high single on March 11 with 265. Iva Reid had the high tri- ple with 660 and Karen Pounder had the high average wit :220. Other high games were bowled by Evelyn Merrill, 241; Iva Reid, 238 and 224; Karen Pounder, 238 and 202; Mary Chessel, 232; Beulah Keys, 220 and 200; Candace Elliott, 219; Janene Wise, 218, 212 and 207; Pat Taylor, 213; Betty Fawcett, 213; Gwen Johnston, 212 and 207; Rose Hummel, 211; Dora Warwick, 206; and Bonnie Gibbings, 204. Londesboro Ladies Misfits Dixie Dew Drops Royal F'lushers Par 4 111 105 74 72 Dianne Elliott bowled the high single on March 11 with 237. She also had the high tri- ple at 589 and the high average at 197. Tina Taylor was the runner-up for high single with 222. Dorothy Airdrie was the runner-up for high triple and the runner-up for high average with 190. Most improved bowlers were Janet Taylor and Dianne Elliott with +11. Jane Ladd had the hidden score with 131. Bowling games over 200 were Josie McGregor, 208; Kathy Ladd, 220; Tina Taylor, 222; Dianne Elliott, 237; Rita Kelland, 201; June Fothergill, 201; . and Dorothy Airdrie, 205. Wednesday Night Mixed Deb's Lucky Strikes Joe's Sportmans Doug's DuMauriers Brenda's No. 7s Jim's Players Elizabeth's Camels Ron's Tempos John's Roll Your Owns 8473 8381 8270 8208 8198 8009 7966 7906 Bowling the ladies' high single on March 19 was Deb Bailey with 244. Julie Gibbings had the ladies' high triple with 608 and Edna Atkinson had the high average with 188. Bowling the men's high single was John Hart with 255. Steve Gibbings had the men's 80 YEARS SERVING PERTH - HURON COUNTIES QUALITY LUMBER QUALITY SERVICE SEAFORTH ONTARIO NOK 1WO TELEPHONE 5270910 Delivery Available OPEN MON. to FRI. 8-12 & 1-6 SAT. 8-12 s SPRING PROMOTION MARCH 1- 31, 1986 Corib STEEL ROOFING & SIDING ADD $5.001SQUARE ON ORDERS OF LESS THAN 15 SQUARE 30 GAUGE GALVANIZED 28 " 26 11 11 30 " PREPAINTED 28 26 19 11 11 37.60 sq. 43'45 sq. 48'99 sq 57.04 sq. 64.12 sq. 72'25 Sq. DECKS- FENCES POLE BARNS 40 YR. GUARANTEE PRESSURE TREATED STORMWOOD Sebringvil!e & Seaforth IN STOCK I EMS ONLY -- CASH & CARRY high triple with 642 and Bob Atkinson had the high average with 239. Thursday Night Mixed "A" Division Cormier Crushers 117 ( season champs Strikers 109 Beginners Luck 105 Best in Town 102 "B" Division Whiners Gramma's & Grampa's Space Invaders Apple Gang 81 80 72 34 Bowling the ladies' high single on March 13 was Shirley Chalmers with, 261. Bowling the ladies' high triple was Marie MacAulay with 660. Suzie Dale had the high average with 205. Terry Dale bowled the men's high single with 342. He also had the high triple with 699. Rob Van Damme had the high average with 217. Clinton and Area Ladies Golden Cadillacs Dacquaris Pina Coladas B52s Freddie Fudpuckers In -Between the Sheets Pink Ladies Grassh„ppers 59 58 57 56 56 55 53 47 Shirley Bell bowled the high single on March 11 with 308. She also had the high tri- ple at 692. Penny Overboe had the high average at 207. Bowling games over 200 were: Dorothy Carter, 202; Fay Wilson, 278; Lark Haskett, 200; Lia Hoggarth, 241; Kittie MacGregor, 211; Shirley Bell, 308 and 217; Penny Over- boe, 246; Heather Hart, 202; Betty Kelly, 218; Libby Van Damme, 259 and Nancy -Sue Swan, 225. YBC Senior Leaps and Bounds Death Rays Get A Job Gang Lynn's Crue 94 86 79 78 Janice Cameron bowled the girls' high single on March 12 with 212. She also had the high triple with 508. Patti Maguire had the high average at 169. Bobby Ladd bowled the boys' high single with 214. He also had the high triple with 592 and the high average with 186. YBC Junior Dawn Powell bowled the girls' high single on March 12 with 188. She also had the high triple with 513 and the high average with 159. Lynn Feeney had the high double with 159. Mike Van Damme bowled the boys' high single with 252. He also had the high triple with 586 and the high average with 181. Tuckersmith Mixed Janis's Junipers Janet's Gingers Ann's Allspices Donna's Dillies Reah's Nutmegs Tina's Tarragons 127.5 127 112 112 106.5 105 Stien de Weerd bowled the ladies' high single on March 17 with 237. Hilda Veenstra had the high triple at 620 and also the high average at 184. Henry Hummel bowled the men's high single with 254. Jack Snieder had the men's high triple at 639 and Angus Hummel had the high average at 201. Bowling games over 200 were: Ann de Weerd, 236; Jenny Kaastra, 230; Leni Haverkamp, 229; Donna Hoytema, 226; Her- man Reinink, 223; Frieda Snieder, 220; Ralph Postma, 217; Hilda Veenstra, 215; Damien Bradley, 213; Shirley -Reinink, 213; Cliff Henderson, 209; Wilma Veenstra, 209; John Reinink, 201; and Mike Thompson, 201. Atoms square off against Mitchell in WOAA finals The Clinton Atoms opened up their best of five WOAA "CC" finals Monday night against Mitchell in Mitchell: The score was unavailable at press time. The second game of the series will be played in Clinton next Monday night, March 24 at 7 p.m. During the past week, Clinton collected two wins while losing one to Goderich. On Sunday, March'9, the Atoms travelled to Exeter. They were trying to avenge a 5-4 loss to Exeter from last week. After Exeter had taken a 1-0 lead in the first period, the Clinton boys rallied for three second period goals by Shawn Chipchase, assisted by Scott Shaddick; Jason Carter, assisted by Mark King; and Danny Wildfong, assisted by Chris Kennedy. Before the second period had ended, Exeter narrowed Clinton's lead to 3-2. In the third stanza, Clinton outscored Ex- eter four goals to one to take th victory 7-3. Scoring for Clinton in the third were Craig McAsh unassisted; Shawn Chipchase, assisted by Scott Jewitt and Mark King; Chris Kennedy, assisted by Danny Wildfong; and Shawn Chip case closed the scoring with an unassisted tally. Clinton 16 -Brussels 0 In an exhibition game on Monday, March 10, Clinton Atoms crushed Brussels by a score of 16-0. Pacing the Clinton attack was Shawn Chipchase with five, goals and 'five assists. He was followed closely by linemate Scott Jewitt who had eight points on three goals and five assists. Chris Kennedy also turned in an excellent game as he tallied four goals to go along with two assists. Jason Carter added to the Clinton point splurge by scoring two goals ,,and assisting on two others. Nathan Burns, up from the Novice team, scored a goal also. Danny Wildfong, Shane MacDonald and Scott Wright added two assists each while Burns added an assist. Goderich 4 -Clinton 3 On Saturday, March 15 Goderich came to town and eked out a 4-3 victory over the. local boys. Clinton opened the scoring in the first period at the 1:47 mark as Nathan Burns converted passes from Danny Wildfong and Chris Kennedy to score. In the second period, Goderich outscored Clinton three goals to two to even the score at 3-3 after two periods. Scoring for Clinton in this period were Shawn Chipchase and Scott Jewitt. Jason Carter, with some ex- cellent flay -making, assisted on both se- cond period goals. Scott Rathwell also drew an assist on Jewitt's marker. Goderich's Paul Wheeler scored what pro- ved to be the winning goal with less than five minutes left as his shot cleanly beat Clinton goalie Derek Hoggarth. Special challenge .days offered for motorcycles Conestoga College is issuing an invitation to Class M motorcycle licenced drivers to test their skills at special Challenge Days on Apr. 19 and 20 in Waterloo. Again this year, Conestoga is offering its popular Motorcycle Driver Training course, sactioned by the Canada Safety Council. The Challenge Days are intended to allow ex- perienced drivers to see if they practice the high level of safe driving skills that students acquire in the course. The test course, similar to the test re- quirements necessary for a Class M licence, will be open on the Challenge Days from 1-4 p.m. at Conestoga's Waterloo campus, 435 King St. N. There is no charge for the test. Drivers need only arrive with a mechanically sound motorcycle and proof of liability insurance. However, participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For more information contact the Conti- nuing Education office at the Waterloo cam pus, (519) 885-0300. Office hours are noon - 8 p.m. from Monday through Thursday and noon - 4 p.m,/on Friday. 464rA'II LLE NOTICE Benmiller Inn DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE will be CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, MARCH 25 due to kitchen renovations Re -opening Wednesday, March 26 We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, our valued customer Benmiller Inn 5' 6' 8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 18' 20' 22' 24' 2x 4 ■■ 2.96 3.70 4.44 5.18 5.9 �■�� 2 x 6 4.54 5.67 6.80 7.94 9.0 ■■■■ 2 x 8 6.16 7.70 9.24 10.78x■ 2 x 10 8.68 11.10 13.37 15.54 - 2 x 12 1116 14.10 17.04 19.08 IIII III 4 x 4 6.16 7.7. 9.2 10.70 . ■ 4 x 6 9.2011.50 13.00 16.10 18.40 26.46 29.40 33.44 6 x 6 ■._r 8.35 39.60 44.00 50.16 f 1x 6 1E11.89 1=11 5.04 MIM IN STOCK I EMS ONLY -- CASH & CARRY high triple with 642 and Bob Atkinson had the high average with 239. Thursday Night Mixed "A" Division Cormier Crushers 117 ( season champs Strikers 109 Beginners Luck 105 Best in Town 102 "B" Division Whiners Gramma's & Grampa's Space Invaders Apple Gang 81 80 72 34 Bowling the ladies' high single on March 13 was Shirley Chalmers with, 261. Bowling the ladies' high triple was Marie MacAulay with 660. Suzie Dale had the high average with 205. Terry Dale bowled the men's high single with 342. He also had the high triple with 699. Rob Van Damme had the high average with 217. Clinton and Area Ladies Golden Cadillacs Dacquaris Pina Coladas B52s Freddie Fudpuckers In -Between the Sheets Pink Ladies Grassh„ppers 59 58 57 56 56 55 53 47 Shirley Bell bowled the high single on March 11 with 308. She also had the high tri- ple at 692. Penny Overboe had the high average at 207. Bowling games over 200 were: Dorothy Carter, 202; Fay Wilson, 278; Lark Haskett, 200; Lia Hoggarth, 241; Kittie MacGregor, 211; Shirley Bell, 308 and 217; Penny Over- boe, 246; Heather Hart, 202; Betty Kelly, 218; Libby Van Damme, 259 and Nancy -Sue Swan, 225. YBC Senior Leaps and Bounds Death Rays Get A Job Gang Lynn's Crue 94 86 79 78 Janice Cameron bowled the girls' high single on March 12 with 212. She also had the high triple with 508. Patti Maguire had the high average at 169. Bobby Ladd bowled the boys' high single with 214. He also had the high triple with 592 and the high average with 186. YBC Junior Dawn Powell bowled the girls' high single on March 12 with 188. She also had the high triple with 513 and the high average with 159. Lynn Feeney had the high double with 159. Mike Van Damme bowled the boys' high single with 252. He also had the high triple with 586 and the high average with 181. Tuckersmith Mixed Janis's Junipers Janet's Gingers Ann's Allspices Donna's Dillies Reah's Nutmegs Tina's Tarragons 127.5 127 112 112 106.5 105 Stien de Weerd bowled the ladies' high single on March 17 with 237. Hilda Veenstra had the high triple at 620 and also the high average at 184. Henry Hummel bowled the men's high single with 254. Jack Snieder had the men's high triple at 639 and Angus Hummel had the high average at 201. Bowling games over 200 were: Ann de Weerd, 236; Jenny Kaastra, 230; Leni Haverkamp, 229; Donna Hoytema, 226; Her- man Reinink, 223; Frieda Snieder, 220; Ralph Postma, 217; Hilda Veenstra, 215; Damien Bradley, 213; Shirley -Reinink, 213; Cliff Henderson, 209; Wilma Veenstra, 209; John Reinink, 201; and Mike Thompson, 201. Atoms square off against Mitchell in WOAA finals The Clinton Atoms opened up their best of five WOAA "CC" finals Monday night against Mitchell in Mitchell: The score was unavailable at press time. The second game of the series will be played in Clinton next Monday night, March 24 at 7 p.m. During the past week, Clinton collected two wins while losing one to Goderich. On Sunday, March'9, the Atoms travelled to Exeter. They were trying to avenge a 5-4 loss to Exeter from last week. After Exeter had taken a 1-0 lead in the first period, the Clinton boys rallied for three second period goals by Shawn Chipchase, assisted by Scott Shaddick; Jason Carter, assisted by Mark King; and Danny Wildfong, assisted by Chris Kennedy. Before the second period had ended, Exeter narrowed Clinton's lead to 3-2. In the third stanza, Clinton outscored Ex- eter four goals to one to take th victory 7-3. Scoring for Clinton in the third were Craig McAsh unassisted; Shawn Chipchase, assisted by Scott Jewitt and Mark King; Chris Kennedy, assisted by Danny Wildfong; and Shawn Chip case closed the scoring with an unassisted tally. Clinton 16 -Brussels 0 In an exhibition game on Monday, March 10, Clinton Atoms crushed Brussels by a score of 16-0. Pacing the Clinton attack was Shawn Chipchase with five, goals and 'five assists. He was followed closely by linemate Scott Jewitt who had eight points on three goals and five assists. Chris Kennedy also turned in an excellent game as he tallied four goals to go along with two assists. Jason Carter added to the Clinton point splurge by scoring two goals ,,and assisting on two others. Nathan Burns, up from the Novice team, scored a goal also. Danny Wildfong, Shane MacDonald and Scott Wright added two assists each while Burns added an assist. Goderich 4 -Clinton 3 On Saturday, March 15 Goderich came to town and eked out a 4-3 victory over the. local boys. Clinton opened the scoring in the first period at the 1:47 mark as Nathan Burns converted passes from Danny Wildfong and Chris Kennedy to score. In the second period, Goderich outscored Clinton three goals to two to even the score at 3-3 after two periods. Scoring for Clinton in this period were Shawn Chipchase and Scott Jewitt. Jason Carter, with some ex- cellent flay -making, assisted on both se- cond period goals. Scott Rathwell also drew an assist on Jewitt's marker. Goderich's Paul Wheeler scored what pro- ved to be the winning goal with less than five minutes left as his shot cleanly beat Clinton goalie Derek Hoggarth. Special challenge .days offered for motorcycles Conestoga College is issuing an invitation to Class M motorcycle licenced drivers to test their skills at special Challenge Days on Apr. 19 and 20 in Waterloo. Again this year, Conestoga is offering its popular Motorcycle Driver Training course, sactioned by the Canada Safety Council. The Challenge Days are intended to allow ex- perienced drivers to see if they practice the high level of safe driving skills that students acquire in the course. The test course, similar to the test re- quirements necessary for a Class M licence, will be open on the Challenge Days from 1-4 p.m. at Conestoga's Waterloo campus, 435 King St. N. There is no charge for the test. Drivers need only arrive with a mechanically sound motorcycle and proof of liability insurance. However, participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For more information contact the Conti- nuing Education office at the Waterloo cam pus, (519) 885-0300. Office hours are noon - 8 p.m. from Monday through Thursday and noon - 4 p.m,/on Friday. 464rA'II LLE NOTICE Benmiller Inn DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE will be CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, MARCH 25 due to kitchen renovations Re -opening Wednesday, March 26 We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, our valued customer Benmiller Inn