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RICU SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY,, EC MBER'2, 1971
LADIES '
MERCI•AL LEAGUE
TERS - 3
Sanderson, 611; Del
'571-; Alice Krohmer,
aro-1 (lood, 436; Sue
n,'501; Shirley Surrlage,
'RBALLS -
Q
Duckworth, 162:- Chris
536; Donna Leppington,
titin 'Doak, 396; Penny
rd, 365; !Denise Radford.,
HELL'S ANGELS. .,. -.0
Muriel hellough; 36..1: Besse
James, :196: Retta' Arnold, 153;
Anita Tipert, 160; (;ail
McWhinney 508; Dummy . 300.
HEP CATS - 3
Jeart heagan, 506; Joyce
Hamilton, 567. N1' rj Smith, 811;
Yvonne Porter, 616; Barb
Martin, '427; Elaine Snyith, 118.
SWINGERS - 3
Vera Carman', 151:'Gail 1)6 k,
X157; Marie "''MacDonald, 445;
Colleen Straughan, 660; Doris
Little, 615; Alice Anstay, 188.
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ROLLING PINS -15
Joyce, Bolton', 412; Alice De
Mers, 588: Nornita Proctor, 421:
Vi 'de Haas, 523;. J. Strickland,:
.394; Velma Campion, 517.
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LADIES SOCIAL "
BOYS FRIGHT - 0
oanne . ('harnbers, 565: Rose
d. 11 7 ;'Penn\" 355'. • •.
UEBELLS-3
Dot Turner. 631;' Sheri Noble,
9; Joy Vance, 535.
GREENHORNS - 3
Sandra Boat:, 425; Darlene
Fowler, 443;, Lynda Reed, 57'5:
Dummy, 375..
T
GER LI'LLIES - 0
Linda Mabon, 413; Peggy
Hodges, 293; Donna MacDonald,
3'66; Jean Stothers, 397.
LADIES THURSDAY
NIGHT SOCIAL
OADRUNNERS - 3
HURRICANES - 2
D. Cooper, 4137; Rita .Allyn,
-135; Dummy, 375; Sharon
Moore, 399: Carol Shaw , 175,
Marj Millet, 516.
COUNTRY COUSINS - 1
PhvItis Rodger, ,171,; :tacit'
l3,uaclger, 631; Bet' Hele' ►(;. )�l r...`.
Linda Glenn, 163; Laura
Lawrent'e. 191; Lila V1rt'Ilnt hey
5 17 •• .
HAPPY HUSTLERS - 2
y�
Pat :Ak('linchev, -561, cle\vl
i
P 1 u'n k e t t, 676; Doris
.McClinchey, ' 477; Fran
McClinchev , 509: Eileen 1IaL;grtt.
361; Jean Good, (128.
GREENHORNS - 2.
Dorothy McConnell,111,
Mare Lou Clements, ' 6 15;
Shirley Smith, 45,1; Sandra
Graham, 701; Donna Duncan,
527; Florence Stevens, 197. A
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SALTIES - 1
MOD SQUAD - 1
vf. Dais, 1'1:1; .A :Anderson.
:)0,1, NI. (;oudrit'k, 100; G.
Nit holsott 177. 1F'. Rae. •)`+1 .
Jean }'Indt'r. t;tn
BARB'S BOMBERS _.
11 !\1o(re. ) 1. \ Urultdlt'\
13rrt'n. 512; 1)
\lt P•het', :) 7 1.. 1. (1lazehrook,
521, l3 til reeler ,, 11. ' •
KITTY'S KIDDIES -1
T 11' ra+ I alitrtllgc'.
Bradley'r;�.,ti-
1Villiortls. 551, 11 ,Beac'(tni, 519;
\l. Il tntrt,t,vt , 61s -
THE HOPEFULS - 1 •
\1 \\ of f erbeck. ;) 14) K.
Llnklater, 18 1, .1. 1'('.tt', n, 12;1;
1. \1at,1)On,d(1. 3;i5, 1. Silib,
111
THE I-d`OT LANDS -2
I. Silib. 521, 1. Riehl, .117; 5,
I1iehl, 56:1; 1) Bow ra, -111; 13,
;Altunsi, 607.
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CHH( ., N�es
Sifto-S-It-takescohtroI
Sflto Salt moved into a
posruo,ti of solo control over
first place in, the Central Huron
'Hockey League this week as,.
they riow' hold a total of nine
points after four wins and one
loss its well as a single tie game.
Building '('entre and Ba) field
are tied for set•und place just sine
point.' back, each • having
identical records of thrice wins,
tvvo los-Ifs-and two,fle games.
The luv.eniles have won three,
tied three and lost none' for six
points and tie with DRMCO vwho
hay e si\ points as well with three
will, and four losses but no tie
Maitland
P country Club
news
Last Hondav t':i'r+.inti was Ott
opening ' nl(:lt (,t 1tit \lt:il's
Flo Sowerby, 429. Bet(\ 1)rawvf Next 1lon1Ia\- w ill see a
Reid, 474;..,Lo.uise Titre. (i(1�---t•rill card for both se\c")i anc1-ne e
IreneSparks,, 615; Lois • p.m.,,
p' • No defaulters, pleatie'.
Chapman, 526; Dummy; 375. • The Earnicr,' league on
R LADIES MONDAY "
NIGHT SOCIAL
COMEBACKS,- 2
5heardown; 533; 11. ~even and nine p.m in this draw
• Foaf":"ere,- 4.31-; .1, :McGuire. 4 36: too. - -
..'I'his ,,E'ridt,t\ t'ening at 7:30
\1ilrph\ has arranged
with Bruce Holmes to shove an
I'utidii\ t'\t'111111145. n(tvv oc'ellpit's
tx sheets Ot' Ice ,with a strong,
• possibility of tilling 0 seventh•
sheet, and so Fthere are, garm's at
R. Sheardowrf, 383; P. Cooke;
520; D. Queen, 67-1r.
PUSHBUTTONS --1
K. McIntosh, 645: M, excellent Inu\ ie •bv'' T.C.A. This
(Thirg(, for admission.
:11s(( on Friday night. at S pin.
1105 first round. of "Skip's
three opening goals. Daer sunk
um' t'rom' Wayne Draper at 0:1.4,
Ni 'Astocker " front Crawford at
8:49 and ('raw'ford- from
rvlcAstocker at 9:x'1. Livermore
completed a hat trick as he'
scored unassisted for Bayfield at
12:52.
Wayne Draper came on strong
for Si Ito in the final period"'; he'
opened the, scoring at -1:16 1'rorn
'him O'Brien and Craw ford ,and
then dumped in another from
Crawford at '1:27. (1:ord Fisher
split up the rush fott'jayfield at
5:58 as he scored with an 'assist
going ' to George .(lputd• but
games,,, Holniesvi1le is in the })raper came 'back for another
cell,tr with one win, five bosses one at 10:93 this time with no
and one tie, assistance, .'\1eAstocker
Action opened as Usual on completed a strong game at
Tuesday eaening in (1.1.41.i.orn this' 17:58 as lie,,scored-from-•I)aer-. -
tlrlll' the game saw the Juveniles ` he °opening game of Sunday
down 1lolmesville 5-2. '1'lie first evening's double header at the
period ended scoreless but earn: Goderich Arena -saw DRMCO'
in the second frame the edge the Juveniles, •1.3.
Juveniles took quicrk -and" Jim Farrish scored unassisted
undisputed control scoring lour • to put DRMCO in t he lead at
goals. Sett Asher scored };roan ' 4:01 of the first period arf"i" the
Brio -e' Stull and Dave Graff „at
score rernain('d at 1 0 iiritil. 3:58
1 2 1, Graf scored from -Allan of the second " fram0 when
Sin hon at 5:08., Asher -scored .Harold Leddy. put.:. DRMC'O.
his second goal -of the game another point' up , as Farrish
trtitisslstid at" 8:21 . and Stoll assisted. Sant !Wham connected
w rl(ppest, it up for the Ju\'euiles .from \1 Shelton at and
at 12:02 with the assist },,ging to' •Bruce Sloll, from u Asher'
\\a\ lie Ladd. 12:15 to lie the aint'-up for the
\Iter ce`mpleted a hat trick _I,Juveniles.
rhy I:1'second mark of the third " 'i'.he Juveniles lht n look the -
frame
twit -h• Dave Graf assisting. read at 2:27 of the `finttl period
1) titnesv;ille seeme-d to rally in •
('It'' ' , vv i11 k�,rgin. - ' kit,i 1 daT -rime' elfin Q tht�. _ tmE'
«_ cis :atoll. score again tlus..t
i� t , _c . g .. . TYciii ..cirifF. t'hTCO -soak aVer
st'orebnard - .twice as Ball ,
. I log arch connected "fri►m Mel however, •nd tied going on t`)
COT- rt®`n s (' wiri 011 t arbor (;'ul)\ plays by 1- el .
p Horner on two occasions but it I3c'dard from Harold Ledd at
wasn't. t'nviugh. Hoggart,la scored 5:50 and 17:`2B. �, -
Vesper Service . ;;.'11 and 13:18,
(►n \V'ednesday�•nightin Tfw second game of the
at Knox 1:nderiell Sifto Salt gxploded' for: eve.ning was close as well this
lime Bayfield and uildin
Li 11) gem! `sc�rirrrrg =prt'e.-is'1.-nev` '°-. (:csitrc played to a ;3 deadlock.
ped Ba\ field 10-4:. BY field .
O It rr several worlds,
s\ niholli,ed in the "Circles of
Christmas- will he the focus of
the Christmas \ esper Service to.
Stanbury, 604; D. Stegenstad, film "'The ~Siler l rooi1i'°' has as he held h\°hno\.('anadirin Girls
434; D. Armstrong, 370; , N. . Its subject 1'1 1\ orld til 1 raining t 1'G 1'1') 1)eceuliber. 12
. Lvoy, 374'. . - (. 6. impionsht9 9) t\. • iu-...1 L lice , ni lKnc)ti 1'ruaatw k ri,01 In('hurch.
last yea'''. • The ry Ice . will, link, t
vhe'
THE CHUBBS -,2 •�,
C. Mc(_,or�ni k, 500; M. L.' I t1an\ 'st'
1 yon hate ,Seen set,..tj,n);- (if flit' Christmas:,tory -
partof this o'1 'l':V c.'last vv4titer. . 1 h 11,0fanifly 'iii .the stable„
Carrell 441:• C: Moore. -481; :11.• . "I'lit're ,,will h(' 'tvv(.) ht,)y„Iligs the -town '.,f' Bethlehem'.the
Jones, A 1; C, Hunter. 519: J. during t.hc everting, and we` urge.„, \.v odd of C'aesar. 1uguS-11ti and
Fisher, 5:, -all new and- old 'curlers, to ceruse ' the star nt' Bethlehem - wvitli the
relation or 1hi' indl\idual to the.
-.present-dn\ world, his' or her
faltlil\ circle, the' neigh boyhood,
L/cldies' jitney won
by Hawlkins team
The' 1971-72 curling Reason of •
the 'Ladies' Section of the'
•
y'
Maitland CountrClub officially.
began on"' --Thursday, • November
254hen a jitney was held.,(, under
the capable direction of Jitney
R Chairman, Mrs. A. Durst.
• Joyce Lassaline, 50.3; ,Lynda . •
Million, 653; Joan Clark, 427; Between games, a - delicious
Mary. Pellow, 388; Mavis Fisher, supper was enjoyed by the
469: Erma Cartwright., 552. curlers, followed by • a business
meeting, at which time the"
LOSERS 0 ;-_..-.. executive for the coming season
Dummy, 375; Lorna Rolston, was approved by ,, the
376; Ann _ q,bbott, 497; 1iane membership. The' • executive
Campbel! 14-2;-D-o-rath --2;ie ler, consists.-- - o -t'_. --Mrs, -P -Graf.
449; Bessie Kelly; 452. .president; . Mrs.. W. • Palmer,
vice-president; Mrs.,W. McIntyre,
secretary -treasurer; Mrs. • A.
Durst, chairman; -Mrs. J..
Hawkins,-- onspiel Chairman and
KINETTES,- 1
l3irb S'hew'felt, 579; ' Ev
Gardiner, 386; Flo Cummings,
533; Tee ,Bannister, 364; Mary
Lou Melick, 457; 'Bev
1 he t4'an) •.kipped by
\1rs: ,1. flankfns, 'ani,4iienlht'rs
we're,'.K. Duncan, I,, Haines and
1), :V\'organ. `•
S e c rn4.d
.prize ,.vas.--ai w a rd c'cl I e
\ors. Wm. Gardner's team with
members - 1, • V'anst ria ,
Shortreed a,pd 9, Peters.
High one -game winners were
A. Brissette, 11 Keene. E'. Clark
and 11. W(,stbrook.
The draw for a Christ-mas cake
was won by Mrs, R. Keene,
"flee -Lades' Section is.alwa\'s
art e'nib. usiarst ir• group and +);
looking forward to another
enjoyable season of curling and
the \\arid col)ilrinnit.y :and the,„
Sift() began to sh(>v� definite
t101Waged to take the lead for a I he , first period ' ended
scoreless but Jim McLeod
opened • tile' second frame
quickly Putting Building-Centrein the lead at the 37 second .
mark • as Am Harrison- assisted.
('rat\rford scored from Ken. Daer Joe I1ivernlore tied it up for
Da tr scored unassisted Itayfdeld from Gord h illher at
at 1:3:,;5 and Wane Fisher 5:01 'and Building. Centre took
the tenet again at 7:42 when,Bob
Dick connected on a play set up
by Rick Sowerby and Dennis
Lassaline. (Hayfield tied the'game,'
at 8:02 again when Livermore
scored Iii5,;second glial with no
help. •
Rick Sowerby put Building
Centre out front when he scored -
short time early in the game
when Joe Livermore scored, from
(lord E'ishe4'atl-'1:30.
Sift Salt open up for three
n)a rke rs, . 1,hO.W (VQr.r, ,... its , .Tom
assisted by Dick at.8:14,b-u-t 13i}► .-
Wedtuck scor(�d for Bayfield at
11:26 fain Wayne Doak and
Dave Wilkinson to tie it up for
the last time. `
This ...Sunday the schedule
shows action here in Goderich as
Bayfield plays the' Juveniles at
7:00 pin. and Sifto takes on
DRMCO a :' 9:00 p,in. On
Tuesday ' Holmesvlle plays
DRM€O 'in Clinton' With' game
time set for 8:30 p..rn: I3ack fia
Goderich ,on Wednesday Sifto
will play Building -Centre at 8:30.
p.m.
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conn(°cled on play set ,up by
1'nn \ ('Astocl+er- and • George'
Collinson at 1'1:16. Bayfield
ended the scoring of -the first
" period ona goal at 14:2 1 by
\t'rniut•E. from -Fisher..
ctn,.t\crst',
The ('1; 1'l inem.bers.
tht"tnst'l\-(•a, conduct Elle ser'. i"e('
which' his been ill's'(» ,tnnuall
,ince 19 to This. \ ear's ser,\\ic•e
was' prepared by I )r. lis K. N
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assist ctne'e of (t'ti�4:4'1'-'rgr"i)ups in
E:Igitl•htrrg and Weston, Ontario.
Kri(i " '.(,(;IT girls' from 1141'
ages of 12 to 16 will take part in
tin, service as well as members of
the "hno� }'resb\ terian Junior•
( hair-, ,Special mitsieal, feature of
the evening twill• bel guitar
accompaniment 'with the organ.
I he offi. ;Ing from this service
makcts possible the work of the
National (1 1"1' Committeewsla .4)1an..-and -co-ordinate's
tnt'orrr)'alion with • tht
•pre)\ i" ncial•regional committees.
fellowship. 11, h\ chance. 116 -'This committee' of volunteers
'jitney interested curler has itfoon prepaires` `the Torch magazine,
missed, please telephone 96.11 distributes the .Christmas Vesper
. VV. Gardner, social and the ladies will he more than' Se'r\ict' and, provides other
chairman. . , " happy to include` you in the ((5011rues for 1ead,rship
nner, of the a'ctivititas.' devclop•nient .
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