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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-02, Page 18Page 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1986 ports Scott Rathwell (left) greets teammate Mark Livermore with a high -five after he scored the first goal in the WOAA Atom playoff game against Mitchell on March 25. This game ended in a 6-6 overtime tie, but the Atoms won the championship with a 4-2 win on March 28. (Alan Rivett photo) MINOR BASEBALL TRT10 Time: 10 am to 1 pm Dates: Saturday,. April 5 & 12 Place: Clinton Arena Fee: $20. /Child Any Registration taken after these dates will be charged an additional $5/child late fee. Area bowling league results Thursday Night Mixed A Division Strikers Best in Town Beginners Luck Cormier's Crushers B Division Gramma's & Grampa's Whiners Space Invaders 7296 7266 7198 7131 • 7150 6765 6515 Apple Gang 6017 In ladies' division bowling for March 27, 40 Audrey Stanley had the hig.h single and tri- ple with scores of 335 and 723. Suzie Dale bowled the high average with a 205. Bill Van Damme had the high single in the men's division with a 346. Ivan Colclough rolled the high triple of 731 while Rob Van Damme had the high average of 217. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Clinton Atom Scott Jewitt is chased by a Mitchell player as he goes for the net during the Playoffs 3202 WOAA championship game played in Clinton on March 25. The two teams battled to a 6-6 Candace's Oilers 3002 overtime tie.(Alan Rivett photo) - Nancy's Flyers Helen's Leaves 2934 June's Oilers II 2928 Rose's Rangers 2925 Helen's Red Wings 2915 Joyce's Devils 2820 Bonnie's Bruins 2760 Helen Faber registered the high single and triple in bowling on Marsh 25 with for second straiht year Clinton Atoms capture WOAA Championship MITCHELL - It was a "Good Friday" for the Clinton Atoms when they downed Mit- chell 4-2 to capture their second straight Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) CC championship. Clinton 4 - Mitchell 2 Clinton finished the series in Mitchell on March 28 by taking the series three games to none with one tie. In the first period, Mark Livermore gave Clinton a 1-0 lead at the 4:12 mark when he took a clearing pass from Scott Rathwell from the left face-off ,circle. Scott Shaddick also earned an assist as he originally started the play by feeding a pass up the boards to Rathwell. Mitchell tied the score in the second period at 1-1 with Duane Harmer scoring at 2:24. In the third period, with less than five minutes remaining, Shawn Chipchase pick- ed up a loose puck in the slot area and with a quick wrist shot beat the Mitchell goalie to give Clinton a 2-1 advantage. Thirty seconds later, Danny Wildfong finished off a three - on -one rush with Mark Livermore and Scott Shaddick to give Clinton a two goal lead at 11:03. With Clinton playing short-handed Mit- chell pulled their goalie and it paid off as Jody Eidt cut Clinton's lleac)`to, 3-2, with:just. over a minute remairtidg. With thea Mitillie11 goalie still on the bench Shawn Chipchase blocked a shot; at th$ Clinton blue line, and outraced the Mitchell defericeman to score an insurance goal with 22 seconds remain- ing. . After, rthe game WOAA member Hugh Hodges presented the championship trophy to captain Scott Jewitt and co -captains Jason Carter and Shawn Chipchase. Each member of the team was presented with a IT'S HERE! 1986 MAZDA 626 _._._.., TURBO Plus several other 626 Models in stock! Y F • M -W MOTORS LTD. Sales • Service •Parts+Leasing 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524.21.13 IMO V ti's dill" NOTI Ball Macaulay [rd. SUMMER STORE HOURS Effective April 7,+ '1986 MONDAY. to FRIDAY OPEN: 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. iAT%IRDAY LOREN: 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon NOTED CHANGES: OPEN EARLIER IN THE MORNING OPEN OVER LUNCH HOUR for your added shopping convenience BALL MACAULAY New fall pro scores of 323 and 804. The high average went to Karen Pounder with a 219. . Other high games: Iva Reid - 286, 267; WOAA crest. Dora Warwick -4262; Helen Faber - 242, 239; Clinton 6 - Mitchell 6 ( overtime) Candace Elliott, - 241; Bonnie Gibbings - 241; Clinton and Mitchell battled to a 6-6 over- Jane Bradshaw - 236; Tudy Wilson- 235, 210; time draw inClinton on March 25. Hilda Semple - 232; Nancy Roy - 216; Mert In the first period, Mark Livermore took Elliott - 213; Carole Cooper - 209; Janene passes from Scott Rathwell and Scott Jewitt Wise - 206; Rose Hummel - 203; Lois Gibb - at 7:43 to give Clinton a 1-0 lead. One minute ings - 203; Pat Taylor - 202 and Nora Heard - . . later, Chris Colquhoun of Mitchell tied the 201. score at 1-1. Before the first period ended Tuckersmith Mixed Mark Livermore scored his second goal of Year End Results the period to give Clinton the lead again. Janet's Gingers Danny Wildfong earned an assist on the Janice's Junipers goal. The goal came with two seconds left in Donna's Dillies the period. - Ann's Allspices In the second period at 2:02 Shawn Chip- Reah's Nutmegs chase scored to increase Clinton's lead to 3- Tina's Tarragons 1. Jason Carter and Scott Jewitt earned Janice DeKoning had the high single of 237 assists on the goal. , in the ladies division for March 31. Wilma In the third period, Mitchell came out and Veenstra bowled the high triple with a score applied pressure right from the beginning. of 620 while Hilda Veenstra had the high At 1:18 and 1:43, two quick goals by Mitchell average of 183. tied the score at 3-3. But at 2:16 Scott Jewitt, Mike Thomson had the high single and tri - with a fine second effort, was able to score ple in the men's division with scores of 265 and restore a 4-3 Clinton lead. Goals by Mit- and 651. Angus Hummel had the high chell's Chris Colquhoun and Jason Busi average of 201. quickly gave Mitchell a 5-4 lead. At 11:49 Other 200 plus games: Damien Bradley - Mark Livermore scored his third goal "hat 248; Shirley Reinink - 231; John ,Reinink - trick" to send the game into a 10 minute 228; Ann DeWeerd - 226; Gerrit Raidt - 222; overtime period. ' Wilma Veenstra 221; Freda Sneider - 219; Mitchell broke the tie on a goal by Jody Jack Sneider - 216; Henry Hummel - 216; Eidt at 3:05, but high scoring centre Shawn Angus Hummel - 214; Rose Hummel - 210.; Chipchase,�scaq,�,�l a Wg go,aal o tie the sec RalRh Postrna - 2,01; J.ennieKas:�r�a-205.. at^ii°��S�ot't'llatliwe� dre�i` an.aissi§t or►�th �uiioran�lemo�r('� `�. is � goal. Leaps & Bounds Grand Championship Death Ray This coming weekend the Atoms will be Get a Job G participating in the Grand Championship Lynn's Crue Atom Tournament in Durham. Their first In the senior girls' division on March 26, game is at 1:15 p.m. against either Listowel Brenda Tideswell had. the high single and . or Hanover. Also, this Weekend the Atoms triple with scores of 228 and 562. The high will play in the Mildmay tournament. Their average went to Patti MaGuire with a 170.. first game is at 8:13 a.m. on April 5 against Shawn Gautreau had the high single for Kincardine. • the senior boys with a 251. Bobby Ladd bowl - 140 139'/2 123 121 1131/2 113 g 100 98 85 84 grim s offered d1 tahned hs.trcps.and the high average with CLINTON - The following programs will be starting in the next few' weeks. 'Pick one and join in on the fun. i Junior. Body Fit This program offers teenagers a well- rounded fitness instruction course designed to be fun and will get everyone back into shape after the long winter. The course will be held at the St. Joseph's School gym begin- ning April 15 from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. The fee is $15 per child. Over 40 Body Stretch This program just completed a successful session so, to please the participants, the recreation department will offer it again. It's designed for people 40 years of age and older. It will be held on Mondays and Lynn Feeney bowled the high sung le..and • Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. running fron average for the junior girls with a 178 -single April 14 through to June 4. The fee is $30 per and 160 average. The high triple Was record= person. ed by Dawn Powell with a 487. Youth Gymnastics • Tim Airdrie took the high single and triple Thistrogram has prover itself to. be a real in the junior boys' division with scores of 218 benefitti. both Male and female. and 629. The high"average went to Mike Van The classes will be held in the Central Huron Damme with a 180. Secondary School main gym on Mondays Clinton a A ___ . from April 7,,to June 9 with, the beginners' Golden Cadillacs class running from 7 to 8 p.m. and the ad- B 52's vanced class from to 9:15 p.m. The cost is Grasshoppers $22 per child tor .the beginners' class and $25 Pina. olada's per child for.the advanced class. Pink Ladies Introduction To Music And Rhythm Dacquari's This:program is designed for children 3 to In -Between the Sheets 5 years of age: The program will begin on Freddie Fudpuckers • April 11 from 9:30. to 10:30 a.m. at a cost of $15 per child. 2266 2183 2147 2106 2014 1940 1918 1886 Turn to page 19 • BILI. Vanstonew A namE, youcad treat With Settles you Cann count on! You can trust us to, look after you batt r than anyone else. The reason...People! • People, Ilk:. Serviceman BIII Vanstone Zand Dellveryrtien Marty Buchanan, Ross JeWltt fid Paul Geutreau. 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