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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-03-18, Page 6•M 61, CQDERICH SIGiV. AL.STA.R THURSDAY MARCH 1,8,.1,97' Word has it, the Broken M. Stable owned by C'harli'e -:lathers and the boys, has had a busy winter. They have eight head in training,' six of them are their own. Of course they have to be high on their three year old `Mathers Imp.' This colt raced only four trips last year and showed,a ,lot of pace. Ogdeiia Frost was timed in 2.08 last fall in London and should get a healthier bankroll this year. Sabatone and a two year old Parker Z. colt are also training well. All in all it should be a good year for the Mather: I watched Bruce Volland train his three year old Armbro Express mare `Crimson Babe' Saetirday morning. She looks real good and should be ready for the Spring meet in London. Bruce also has two young ones in training. A look in at Carl Fisher's Stable finds him busy with Brenda Hope and Miss Dynamite. Both raced well for him last year and should be .heard from. this year. Carl shares ownership with brother 'Grant who always makes it in from Berimiller come race night. Grant holds the sprint"record from the barn to the winners circle. The local geranium potter :thinks- he - could beat him but we all know Denomme has had little chance to prove it. • f • -:'.pyEEN•TTARR-I:V-ALS•:' ,M• filly colt by Seaworthy, Paddy Ann • for owner Roy Meriam; filly colt by Deep Run Danny, Deep Run Grattan for owners Alma and Ted McLean 'Exams are on at school and Mother says 1 d better spend some time snooping at my books so see you next week. *SNOOPY* in oc tet'srhke taik ',minor a .y (WITH JACK CUMMI'NGS)' ;' •' x11 E; HOUSE hE ►'GU'E Doherty; «• assisted by Mike The Legion Flyers won the Hodges and Stuart Crewe, and Championship trophy Friday came with less than five minutes night by. defeating the C nadian remaining in the game. Steve ' �` callow got the shut -out in the Tire teem 1;40 Ma, well ,,taped, excitin s. .. g game. .. Goderich net The .Flyers won the first game Although coach John Hodges, .- of the two , ar'ne total goal series credited St. Marys with playing a Thursday 3-1, and thus won the sound positional game, he felt round 4-1. In Thursday's game the result might have been closer „ Flyer goals were scored by Dave if his team had been healthy and, Kenriedy, Ron Ledd as ;�aLarry _' tl 'est'ed,, ' ' Kelly.. Jim Costello scored the Madge and Jim Costello Were—,—s lone Canadian Tire goal. absent . from the line-up because Larry Boyce scored the duly of illness, and others had just goal in Friday's ' game. 'Flyer Onished taking part' in the House goalie' Brian °Shewfelt ' played League playoffs which ended well to earn his shut -out. A Saturday morning. Penalties also Following the game Friday', contributed-' to the Goderich .Minor Hockey Association loss. Preydent,�__ Ken Crawford; On Sunday, however, coach presented the cup' to the Flyers, Hodges charges came up with a and their coach, Richard Madge. much improved performance to The Flyers finished first in even their record in the regular season play with a record tournament standings. There' are - of five wins and one loss, and eight teams competing in the Mite division, and. the Goderich •, eliminated the Legion Sailors in f team will play each of the other the semi-finals four goals to two. with a 1-1 tie and a 3-1 victory teams once in the tournament. before meeting coach Phil Mains' Their next action is on Canadian Tire team in the finals. Saturday at 1:30'when they play Strathroy, and then on Sunday . Members of the Flyer team at 2:30 they meet Byrop. were Brian Shewfelt, Larry Boyce, Ron Leddy, Steve Dobie, • SQUIRT HOUSE LEAGUE On Thursday evening, March Del Bedard, Dave Kennedy, 11, Gardiner's Dairy defeated Dave Lomas, Larry Kelly, Steve the Legion, team in a close, Rtixton, Norman Hotchkis's, well -played game 2-1 as Don - Brad .Chase, Steve Walters, Brian Elliott came through with two Shortreed and Greg Marshall, goals for Gardiners. Brian Arygle was ::the only , goal iscar.,efw:: ttbev, tf i. A L''=ST7X R 1✓egron�eam:..,ro,.,��:.:��m. , .. .� �� . The Mite All -Stars began In the eight o'clock game competition in the Strathroy • Thursday, Kentucky Fried Minor ' Olympics Tournament Chicken and Mills Motors played - last weekend with a win and a Please 'turn, to page 7 loss in two games. Saturday, 'theywere Shut -out by St. Marys ' 3-0, but they . bounced back .Sunday to record a shut -out of their own, . 1-0, over London Huron East. The only goal in the Mite's • victory— was scored by Ted - Z'p SUN Shop' GRAND BEND OPENING Saturday, March 20 - 5 p.m. Weekdays New' Spring Things!' DENIMS -- Petits, (nickel, ' . ,,Jackets & Sets wa+r Matching Bags PantSuits And $1�i'rrr Suits! The Huron -Perth 1970-71 Senior Basketball Champions reside • at Goderich„ District Collegiate Institute. The, team lost to Tillsonburg—Glendale in the WOSSA tournament last Saturday in Tillsonburg; however, but according to physical' education ..,staff at GDCI, this ball club is one of the best produced by 1—GDCI—in—recent—'iears.•...Pictured;.-here are (left to right) Dave , Trophy ,day held Carruthers, Brock Stimson, Brian Mackenzie. and- Mike Tafeit;" front (left to right) are Steve Stringer, Gary Lounsbury,.Warren Watt (captain) Gary Yeoman and -Pete Teichert. Absent when the photo was taken were Al Pirie, Greg Smith and manager Greg Markson. The team coach is Pete CammaertAstaff photo) Top skaters get awards ' rop` ITtiy w'as held at the Goderich • Memorial Arena •,on Saturday, 'March 13, • with 71 competitors. • Announcel". and judges' summary .,chairman was Bob Mcerabb; music chairman, Bob Chapman; andice-ca tain,...Bruc.e,.,,. Brady. Mrs.. Zoie " Raithby and' Miss Liz Arnold were. in charge of draws for order of skating and dances to be skated, and names on summary sheets. Chairman of events ' for Trophy Day •'was 'Mrs. Joan, Dierolf and, her. committee. Most improved boy beginner was Paul Ormandy who ,w n the -- Bob McCrabb Trophy. Most improved _girl beginner was • .Marva Jackson,taking the Stu Sutherland Trophy. Most improved junior power, skater was Tom Sallow's and -the n o,stimproved sensor 1.power skater was•. Casey, Wildgen. They_ won ".-..the..” Manfred - Dierolf Trophy. Power skater, showing most desire and discipline was Gary -Peters,'; faking the Art Hay Trophy. ' Most improved senior or intermediate , skater was Laura Ross who Won Mrs. Marion Mills Trophy. :Beginner free style, first, Lisa Varga, G. F.S.C: Trophy; Tracy -Wallis; Karin Fisher. Junior free style, first, Julie Shanks, D. and G. Machine Shop Trophy; Heather Marshall; Connie Deliaas. • Pairs; first, Becky Crawford and John Williams, Raithby Trophy;• Patrice Craven and Vicky , Dierolf; Pamela Craven and Debbie Jeffrey. Open seniors free' style (associate members and previous winners), _first, Car91 Chapman,. Howes • Memorial Trophy; • W:ifM1i . r Shirley McFadden; Fran club professionals, Bob McCrabb by Rusty 0711. -Tandy; Miss Liz Arnold by Nancy Jacobson; and Bruce Brady by Mrs.'Craven. Trophy Day -was held in Stratford, Sunday, March 14, 'and Carol Chapman was -awarded, The James Barth :Memorials' Johnston. ,,Congratulatioris go to all the winners and competitors, Judges were Doris Philips and Jack w Whiteside, Stratford; ancF }Anna.. Mae Grose, St. Marys. Referee was Jack Whiteside, Stratford_ Presentations were., made to Trophy,, for • figures and free 'style. It was trophy day Saturday for the youngsters who are members of the Goderich Figure Skating Club. This is Lisa Varga receiving her trophy from Mrs. Joan Dierolf of the skating club. (Bob Legg photo) y • Intermediate free style, .fir`st, Laura CC ,omtar (71 in lc r OuerKu LA A �� A M W op Christine Wildgen; -,-.Kathy Fielder. , Senior free style, first, Becky Crawford, 'Dominion Roads Trophy; Patrice- Craven; • Pamela Craven. Junior dange, first, Debbie Chessell and / Karin Pederson, Ormandy Trophy; Vicky Dierolf aril 'Debbie Jeffrey; Becky ,Grawford.gidr..Icier.� v. -. Seniar� --darice; first,-- Carol Chapman and John Williams, Craven Trophy; Pamela' Craven and Rusty Ormandy. to Brampton tourney A . hockey team from' Goderich Will travel to Brampton during the week of March'20 - 27 to compete in the 12th ' annual International " a o e:1oe ey-Toirrrrarrrett - The event will be held in the Brampton Memorial Arena and the Rosalea Park Arena. The Brampton Lions Club will be entertaining 60 young hockey ,teams encompassing about 1200 nine and tern -year-old .boys from Ontario, Manitoba, Michigan and Quebec, P P;,b-e-- .' Goderich team 4..4 Lawrense McGee, Terrance Kisch, ichard Rawson, David Russell, Steven Arbour, Hugh Hanly, Gary Peters, Larry Daer, Thomas Fl>'rcher, , Paul Dougherty, Michael Lapaine, Ronan Conlon, William ..Peters; ,Timothy Atfield, Mark Hutchins, Gerald Gaynor, Team 'coach is Don Elliott and the team manager is Howard Carroll. Whcit's happening (111,,,,,,„,„..;on the lanes MENS INDUSTRIAL. D.R.M.C.O,, Captain Don McWhinney, 118; Al's Pals, -Al Erb, 110; Dearborne, Doug Zoethout, 90; Legion, ..Roy Kingsley',00; Gdch. Mfg;; Leo Baker, 85;' Hopeful, Austin Hartman, : ;;* per Lakes,` Clare McCue, 74; , Q.M.A., Paul Corriveau, 73; , Police, Doug Spitzig, 66;, M.ills'Chryslers, Aage Steganstad, 52. • Co.mebae}ls,-' Doe;' Queen, Pushbutton, Karen. McIntosh, 90,; T1`a's 'Premiums; T1a'Wilhiani, 87; Beginners, Isabel Riehl; 81; Hi-Jackers, Barb Doak, 61; Mod Squad, Anne Anderson, 58; Rivivals, Dianne Mq,'hee, 54; Yippies," Maty'"Wolterbeeek, 37. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Greenhorns, Dot Turner, 99; Tiger Lilies, Verna Jacks, 75; Bluebells, Vero -ague Harman, 65; Pin -Boys -Fright, Cheryl Stewart, 41. „ FARMERS LEAGUE Blueboys, Bob .Rising, ' 74; Fugitives, Allan Fisher, 70; Gdch. Twp., Stan McIilwan, 50; Pin Boys -Helpers, •Geo. Louch, 44; Unknowns, nry Kolkman, He•„ 39; Benmiller, Dan Willis, 38. TUESDAY MIXED , Ramjets, Jerry Denomme, 85; Deadheads, Isabel Riehl, 81; In-Betweens; Kay Glen, 74; Boots, Bill Stiles, 52. 103; Happy hustlers, ' Eve Haggitt, 101; Country Cousins, Phyllis Rodger, 90; Sallies, Betty Reid, 95; Greenhorns,. Barb Chapman, 87; Hippy Housewikes, Lynda Million, $0; " Sure Bets, Donna Duncan, 65; Hurricanes, Doreen Willis, 41. FRIDAY MIXED ' Meteors,, • Gene Powell, 105; Mariners, Russ •Gemmill, 95; Inspirations, ,:Jirrl •ween, 75; _No.,Strtkes„�,aylor, .�,.2i•.,-..mV .o.-.a- foiiest -W injuns, Captain "Ray -... Prezcator, 45.'' - SIFTOSALT MINE Good Guys, 208; Machaneers, 268; Super Slugs, 1681/2; 'Tartons, 189; Toppers, 242; Repeators, 2511/2. Night's High Single, B:• Reid, 329; Season's High Single, C. Montgomery, 361; " Night's High Triple, B. Raid, 766; Season's High Triple, W. Lee, 895. " Points Good Guys, 17; Machaneers, 1,0;" Super' Slugs, 11; Topper, 10; Tartons, 5; Repeaters, 11. I ,,Exeter, 182; Goderich, 169; St. Marys, 165; -„Bowl-Mor (Stratford), 157; Mike's Lanes (Stratford), 147; Valiants (Stratford), 141; Clinton; 102; Centre Restaurant (Stratford), 101; Zurich,•65; • *.*,* LADIES••COMMERCIAL Hepcats, Joyce Hamiltdn, ,. - .1,2(,1;.::Go,Getters .,Bev,Sande.rsonp,. 115; Hells Angels, Gail McWhinney, 91; Swingers, Vivian Graham, 80; Rolling Pins, Velma Campion, b1; 'Moonflowers, Sharon Atkinson, 26. "MENS COMMERCIAL' Little ' Boll, Kevin - Runiig, 113; * McGee Caddies', .Bill Kirkey, •89; Pin Boys, Gary Allen, $4; Stymies; -Chas. Larder, 76; -Bob's Team, Bob Mills, 69., WED. MIXED Huron Railing, Bill Smith, 99; Flapjacks, Ann Sprung, 93; Falcons, Marj Moore, 92; Internationals, Verna Jackson, •• 81; Outcasts, Fred Young, 78; Spring Chickens, Martina Schneiker, 68; Losers, Cathy • Young, 63; ,.Bookworms, Jerry Rivett, 59;. Pinspinners, Darrell Abbott, ;; 57;:Hot Shots, Barb Moss, 44. - ` MENS MAJOR _..._.--Hawks, din,-M-cWhitniey,• Tigers, Karl Teichert, 92'; Tornados, Bill Henderson, 92; Mod Squad, Al Sanders, 68; Loosers, Jerry Rivett, 67;: Sproule Shoes, Boli -Sproule, 53. • SCHOOL=T•EACHERS The Clique, Dianne Verhoef, 58; Amalgamates. Frank Moore, 50; Zero's of Mary, Mary Carroll, 49; Oddballs, Ernie ' Crawford, 41; Dummies, John Kane, 33; Weird -O's, Larry Snell, 25. GOD•ERICH PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL -„ Alley Dusters, Judy Timms, "- T11U -Super Chickens, Uary Chambers, 84; Mod Squad, Tom - • Moffat, .81; Giant Killers, Jim Thomas, 76; The D.T.'s; Olive Brindley, 56; Aresouls, Mel Timms, 42. LADIES-THURS.: --NIGHT SOCIAL Kin}ettes, Evelyn Gardiner, • F^ Y.B.C.. BOWLING,' LEAGUES Bantams and Juniors Drop -Ins,• 82; Good Guys, 73; Busy Bowlers, 63; Winners, 60; Garfunkuls, 49;. Drop -Outs, 49;. Mod Squad, "48; Blow Outs, 39; Dodgers'," - 39; Strikers, 33; 'Surfers, 33; Go -Getters, 30. Seniors Zing Bats, 89; Goof Balis, 87; Boogie Hoogies, 78;--Do-Do's, '•.' - ' 60; Jo's Pros, 59, Archers, 54. * THE, SEPARATE HOPPE Main Corner — Clinton CLOSING E. WE CLOSE MAY 15 and REOPEN AUG. '15 BLOUSES—SKIRTS-PANTS TAPS — SWEATERS 'Open', 2'.- 6 p.m.' 'Closed Wednesday HAROLD CLINTOI� WISE LIMITED 262 Bayfield Rd482-7062. PLUMBING HEATING TRENCHING SEWER MASTER SEWER SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. POWER LINE CONSTRUCTION I•N?LIS APPLIANCES CaII Us For "FREE" Estimates For:,. 'ATTER HOURS" SERVICE `The skating pros from the Goderich Figure Skating Club received gifts from,their students. From left to right are Rusty Ormandy ,who presented a gift to Bob McCrabb and Liz Arnold who holds the bououet„pf flowers given to her on behalf of the ,Club'by Nancy Jacobson (front). (Bob Legg Photo). CALL 482.7593 '0 ', NATIONAL CLASSIFIED BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS Bight teams will be competing in the Zone Roll'Off, Match 28. Approximately 20 ',7 O teams will be' in this roll off, with the tqp n?en's t.garrr �n1 tqp.,, I � ladies'- team only going on to compete' for Provincial honors in April Winning teams wi]lreceive' Thomas Adams Awards. Goderich teams are: Vince Young, Al Erb, Carson 'Millef, - Terry ._.. Hodges;--. •Don ------------• McDougal. ` ` Don . McWhT nes', Darrell Abbott, Don 'Fritziey, Bill Martin, Gerry Ball. Jim McWhinney,, Bill Reid, Bill -Clements; Bill, Stiles, Ken Cardiff. Tom Fisher, Wally Milley, Joe‘ Schesinger, Joe Abbott, Scott ' Young. Mari Moore, Yvonne,. -Porter, Audrey Rri-ndley, Joyce Hamilton, Isabel.,Riehl. Gayle Masse, Karen McIntosh, Wanda Freeman, Gail Schneiker, Phyllis Rodger. Marj Smith, Dorothy' Turner, -Ann- -Sprung, Sibyl-Ri bl, .Jean Feagan. Jane -Rodger Barb. Chapman, Gail M c W, ha;n ney, Helen Williams, June Jeacock.-� * * * Little Bowl is snow planning a tournament for LEAGUE EXECUTIVES only. Ask at the lanes for further information' on this one. 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