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Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-16, Page 1571, In From that stands By Anne M irejko Itis snow fun My fondness for snow isn't what it use to be. Just a couple off years ago I would sit in the house and wish that the snow would keep falling until it was up to at least My knees. I still enj y a good snow storm, but only on my week e8l�d For the most port, I now find snow a has- sle. Instead of just throwing on a coat and walking out the door, you have to find a scarf, two gloves, and if you wear hiking boots, it takes a good three minutes to lace them up properly. The next step is what I've decided has turned me off'snow, and that's scraping the ice off the car windows and letting it warm up. I've come to this conclusion because I didn't mind snow up until a few years ago. And at that time, my dad would clear off the car, having it all warmed up and ready to go when I was. Now that dad's not around to do it, my enthusiasm for the white stuff just isn't t1)e same. HoW6ver, there are still a few ,winter ac- tivities that keep me hoping for lots of snow, and although I don't like scraping windows, I do enjoy shovelling snoW, Shovelling snow is good exercise, butit is strenuous. Physical educator Richard CLINTON JR. 'C' MUSTANGS REUNION Saturday, January 19th, 1985 CLINTON ARENA TWO TEAMS 30.40 Former Clinton Jr. 'C' players competing against each other in an exciting game of hockey. GAME TIME: 9:00 P.M., Admission • Adults 52.50 Students - 51.75, Public School 51.00 EVERYONE WELCOME Proceeds to Junior `C' _ . Hockey Club., Chevalier says that it raises the heart rate and blood pressure to higher levels than most exercises that use the same amount of energy. This increases the risk of heart at- tack for people who have a history of heart problems, are unfit, over weight or have hypertension. People with hypertension, or high blood pressure, are the highest risk hs many of them do not know of their condition. For those who are not in shape, or simply don't know the proper techniques for snow shovelling, the other risk is back injury. Mr. Chevalier has made a.list of seven tips that will help make snow shovelling safe. -Warm up before you start. Loosen your up- per body with arm and shoulder rolls and some gentle bending at the waist. -Bend your knees and legs, keeping your back straight and letting your legs do most of the work. -Don't hurry. Pace yourself at. about 10-12 shovels full per minute. Better still, take your heart rate to make sure you're working at the right intensity for fitness building. -Avoid big shovel's full, particularly if the snow is wet and heavy. Use a shovel with a small scoop. The large push shovels hold up • to five times more snow than normal shovels. -Put your hand near the scoop of the shovel to lift more efficiently. -When lifting or pushing the snow, exhale. -Stop at the first sign )f breathlessness or dizziness. There are goad snow blowers on the market, and a lot of other ways to get in shape. For a person who is fit and healthy, snow shovelling could make your upper legs and arms stronger. If done continuously for about 15 minutes, shovelling ,could become an aerobic workout. BEST RATE Special 111 / 8 °% 18 Months RON KEYS VARNA 262-6273 Agent for ABC ANNUITIES Mustangs lose two games over weeken Clinton Junior C Mustangs lost two hockey Kincardine's second period goals. period assisted by Trevor Erb. Erb picked games over the weekend, a close match with In the third period each team scored four un the next goal with help from Palf,'LGravel the league leading Hanover Barons and a goals but with Kincardine's lead early in the and Dean Armstrong and he also assisted on high scoring match with Kincardine. game, the Mustangs failed to come close to the final Clinton goal by l'ylark Crawford. Hanover took a 2-0 lead in the first period winning. Kincardine's goa4. w scored -ley on goals by Pete Irwim and Terry Whiteside Smith scored his last goal of the game, Petteplace, Chris P tker', another by Davi, in the Jan. 11 game. The Mustangs were held assisted by Daryl Madge and Wilson. Pete Eadie and Rob Lajoie, ` fourth point of the scoreless by goaltender Tim Peart in the WiAPme sored halfway throu'ht the final night first frame of the 7-6 loss. Toni Srnith started out an excellent per- sonal weekend by assisting on a goal by Cap- tain Brad Armstrong, who was also assisted by Dan Wilson, and scoring just a minute later, Wilson again assisting and Pete Willems also helping out. Both goals were on the power play, two of six goals the Mustangs scored with the man advantage ov- . the weekend. Mark Crawford scored the third second period goal assisted by Dean Armstrong and Trevor Erb and Smith later got his second goal with Brad Armstrong assisting. During the second period the Mustangs held the Barons to two goals one each from Steve Reay and Paul Nixon. The game was tied at four going into the third period but less than a minute into the final frame Nixon scored again, assisted by Reay. An effort during a shorthanded situation gave Brad Armstrong his second goal of the game and his third point. Five minutes later Chris Ahrens of Hanover also scored a shorthanded goal. Paul Gravel closed out Clinton's scoring, another power play effort, and Smith picked up his fifth point of the evening. Wilson earn- ed his third assist. The game was tied until withth the last minute and a half when Hanover pulled out in front for the final time on a goal by Bob The Mustangs are stopped ou yet another foray into Hanover Barons' territory during Sullivan. • the Jan. 11 game in which the Mustangs lost 7-6. The hard fought game was one of two the Although Hanover won the contest, the Mustangs lost on the weekend. Visiting Kincardine upset the home team 11-8 on Jan. 13. Mustangs fared much better than in a re- cent 11-1 loss to the Barons. Kincardine 11- Clinton 8 Tom Srnith scored four goals and added . an assist in the Jan. 13 game against Kincar- dine making it a 10 point weekend for the Mustangs player. ' Kincardine scored five goals, including a shorthanded goal and Clinton scored three . in the first period to set the tone for the rest of the game. Smith scored two for the Mustangs and assisted on another by Brad Armstrong. Armstrong also picked up an assist on the first of Smith's goals and Doug Zimmer assisted on both of them. Five different Kincardine Kihucks scored goals ducirig the first period of the 11-6 Kin- cardine win. Randy Cline, Al Eadie; Doug. Harriss, Jamie Emmerton and Dave Fair scored for the visitors. . Smith got his hat trick in the second period and Zimmer again assisted as did Dan Wilson. Chris Dunlop scored both of Thinking New Car in Spring?. nk Twice! Think Mazda 626 NOML from '11320. Several in Stock - Immediate Delivery! M -W MOTORS LTD. 184 EAST ST., GODERICH ph: 524.2113 (James Friel photo) Peewees earn tte, loss CLINTON, - On January 7, the Clinton Peewee A's travelled to Hensall, ending up with a come from behind tie. Clinton outplayed the opposition in the first period,missing on several golden op- portunities. However they did manage the long end of a 3-1 score with goals coming off the sticks of Jason Fleet, Curtis McCone,. and Greg Taylor. . Clinton's Darryn McAsh scored in the first 20 seconds of the second period to improve to a 4-1 lead: Hensall scored shortly after, however, Brent Radford and Greg Taylor with his second tally made the score 6-2 only four minutes into the period. Hensall scored four times to end the second period at 6-6. Hensall scored three -quick goals in the beginning of the third to take a 9-6 lead. At 6.19 Clinton was assessed a penalty for too many men which helped draw a . bench minor causing Clinton to play two men short for two full minutes. Clinton displayed some excellent penalty killing without being scored upon. With some excellent hustle Clinton managed to tie uD the score on goals by Dykstra, Jeff DeRuyter and Jason Fleet with his second. On Saturday the Peewee A's travelled to Ripley to take part in their annual tourna- ment. Kincardine proved to be too strong as they knocked the local boys out of cornpetition by a 7-1 score in a one game knock out tourna- ment. Clinton played an excellent first period, however, ended up on the low side of a 1-0 score. The second period appeared to be the downfall as Kincardine scored four unanswered goals. Clinton's only goal was scored by Curtis McCone with assists going to Jason Wilson and Andrew Dykstra. The Peewee's thank the Clinton Legion for their sponsorship in this event. • • Atomgoalies shine with two shutouts second period. Once again, it was a super with 11 wins and 1. loss. pass from Scott Jewitt to set up the goal. Clinton scored three more in the third as Clinton 4 - Petrolia 1 Scott Jewitt's 19th goal of the season at 2:27 At Petrolia on Jan. 13 the Clinton Atoms gave Clintons 5-0 lead. At 10:01 Mark Liver- skated to a hard fought 4-1 victory over the more took ineAt pass from Danny Wildfong southern crew. During the first five minutes and made no mistake as he scdred his 15th of the game Clinton goalie Derek Hoggarth goal of the year: Jeff Riley's second goal of stopped four excellent scoring chances as the game rounded out the scoring. Scott Petrolia took the game right at the Clinton Jewitt carried the puck down the right side boys. But it was Clinton's Shaun Chipchase boards and fed a pass to Riley who cleanly opening the scoring at 9:57 to give Clinton a ham oalie. - . 1-0 lead. Jeff Riley, playing on the line with During this past week's action the Atom goalies were very stingy in their four games against their opposition in allowing only. three goals and posting two shutouts. On. Jan. 9 the Clinton Atoms travelled to Hensall for an exhibition game. In the con- - Derek Hoggarth and Robbie Marriage combined for their fifth , shutout of the season as Clinton downed Hensall 1-0 in a tight, close checking game. Shaun Chip - chase's second period goal provided Clinton with their margin of victory. . ' beat the Wing g In Clinton .on Friday evening, the AtomsOn Jan. 12 Wingham came to Clinton for Jason Carter and Chipchase did the spade too on Wingham. Once again the -Clinton the -second consecutive evening and Clinton work for the goal. Carter also.drew an boys played an excellent game, both offen- came away with a 6-2 win. assist. At 11:25 Scott Jewitt tooka pass from sively and defensively as they posted a 7-0 Clinton's Jason Carter scored • two first Jeff Riley at centre ice, skated m alone and win. Derek Hoggarth and Robbie Marriage period goals to give Clinton a 2-0 lead. Shaun beat the Petrolia goalie cleanly to five Clin- posted their second consecutive shutout and Chipchase assisted on both of Carter's ton a 2-0 lead. sixth overall in the season. They were aided tallies. In the Second period Wingham battl- - by excellent defensive work from the "Four ed back and tied the game at 2-2 with Ryan In the second period, Chris Kennedy, who Scotts" - defencemen Scott Jewitt, Scott Dyell and Matthew Hunter scoring the . played a fine game, increased Clinton's lead ,Shaddick, Scott Rathwell and Scott_ Wright. goals. to 3-0 with the only goal of the period as he . In the first period Shaun Chipchase open- Clinton came out in the third period just scored on a . goal -mouth scramble. Mark ed up the scoring as his screen shot in the flying and were rewarded . with four King, set up by Jason Carter and Scott Shad - bottom right hand corner gave Clinton the unanswered goals. At 6:27. and 11:36 fine dick gave Clinton their fourth goal. early lead. Jeff Riley converted an excellent rushing defenceman Scott Jewitt scored two Petrolia's Mike Dubuque spoiled the Clinton • pass from Scott Jewitt to give Clinton their unassisted goals on excellent solo dahses to shutout with a goal with four minutes re - second goal. Scott Rathwell also drew an give Clinton a 4-2 lead. Shaun Chipchase maining. assist on the Riley goal. Before the period cashed in on Scott Rathwell's rebound for The Atom's next start is this Saturday, had ended Mark King was positioned Clinton's�ifth goal. Jason Carter completed Jan. 19 at the Seaforth Optimist Tolima- . ; perfectly for a rebound and his goal gave - his hat tr#ck as he, scored on a Scott Wright meet. Their first game is scheduled for 9:00 Clinton a 3-0 cushion at the end,of one. set up pas to complete the scoring. With the a.m. against Sarnia Township. Good luck Jason Carter scored the only goal of the win Clinton remains atop of their division boys! CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING AT IT'S BEST! - SKI#tx '5' BENMILLER AND THE BEAUTIFUL MAITLAND RIVER VALLEY Featuring: Four groomed, well marked trails, plus as many variations fry_ pull as you can find! Daily Trail Fee... 52.50 per person OR JOIN THE ;n �> BENMILLER SKI CLUBThi, Ala nn Annual Membership Fee...'25.00 per person e - M�M%IIUA n.. Ih0'tbl - SKI TICKETS: "4 may be purchased at The Benmiller Inn thont Desk or in The Forge at Cherrydale Farm, one mite•east of Benmiller Inn. APRES'SKI: Open daily, The Forge offers light Snacks and Hot Beverages. Sunday through Thursday 1 1 am to 4 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 5 pm. Operated by Benmiller Inn For more information write or call: THE BENMILLER SKI CLUB c/o BENMILLER INN R.R. 4 GODERICH N7A 3Y1 (519) 524-2191 . i8 Winter recreation gutde now available please dropby or telephone the Clinton and 8:15 to 9:15 p.m., on Monday and Recreation Office. Wednesday evenings. Drop by the gym, or Youth.Gymnastics see the Recreation Director for more infor- Attention Parents! The Clinton Youth motion. . Fit Five News Gymnastics Program started ., Monday, January 14. Should you wish to register your Congratulations to Marie Bradley for suc- son or daughter in this well-rounded pro- cessfully completing her Fit Five Level 3 gram then contact the. Recreation Director program. You too can be part of this "Free" immediately. Classes are held Monday personal fitness program by picking up your evenings at the Clinton High School main Level I brochure at any of the following gymnasium and are open to children. ages locations: Arena, Town Office, McLeans, four to 13 years. News -Record, Recreation Office. Evening Trim -A -Size Afternoon Trim -A -Size Trim-A-Size,an excellent and enjoyable Attention Ladies. The Afternoon Trim -A- way to get into shape. Evening Trim -A -Size Size program has started. This 10 week (20 classes are held at the Clinton High School hour) course is held Tuesday and Thursday small avmnasitati from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., Turn to Fiage 15 Winter Recreation Guide The 1985 Clinton Winter Recreation Guide is now available. Make certain to receive your copy of this 16 page, information - packed brochure. Your comments about this brochure are welcome. Please contact the Recreation, Director at 482-3398. Thanks!! . Bread Dough Art II Good news! The Clinton Recreation Com- mittee is offering a Bread Dough Art Course Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Town Hall Meeting Room. This four Week (eight hour) course will begin Thursday, 'February 7 and end Thursday, February 28, 1985. - Registrations limited to the first 15 paid registrants. To register Any citizen interested in serving Clinton on any of the following committees should submit their name to the Town Clerk's office by January 21st, 1985. •CEMETERY BOARD •RECREATION COMMITTEE •PLANNING -INDUSTRIAL - COMMITTEE •CQMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT •LACAC COMMITTEE (HERITAGE) Volunteers are urgently needed to serve on these committees. If you think your skills and Ideas could benefit your community, please submit your name and the committee of your choice to C.C. PROCTOR CLERK TREASURER 8OK 400, CLINTON 0 Y NOTICES 1985 DOG LICENSES for the Town of Clinton are due. Dog tags are now on sale at the Town Hall, 23 Albert St. All dog owners are required to have their dogs licensed. C.C. Prottor Clerk RE -SCHEDULE[ TOWN OF CLINTON OPEN MEETING Monday, January 21, 1985 8:00 p.m? Council Chambers To discuss Neighbourhood Improvement Services that will be included in the Ontario Neighbourhood Improvement Program for the Town of Clinton. Your, suggestions ore necessary. ALL RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND •