HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-19, Page 6PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973
In Level 1 semi-finals Clarke
Teal won the fir:rt of the best of
three series against Jim Weary.
Charlie MacDonald leads
Reinhardt Voelmle one game
to nothing.
In Level 2 quarter -finals Jim
Kingsley :defeated Glen
Whiteman in the second game
to tie the series at one game
• apiece. The winner of this
series will go on to play .Kirk
Lyndon in the semi-finals.
In level 1 semi-finals Glen
Falkiner and Dennis Little split
their first two games and wit
play the third game this week
The winner of this series wit.
play Harold Kloeze in the
finals. .
In Level 4 semi finals Rick
Kingsley and Laird Eisler tied
their first match. Rick then
came back to win the next twc
games. Rick will now play
against John Scarthin in the
best of three finals.
Sunset golf course
teadyforseason'
by Diane Crawford
Hi' Rernember me''q' I'm
Dianne. I worked in the Pro
Shop last year, and I'm looking
forward to seeing you again.
While studying on the
weekend I could see the avid
golfers in fine form at the Sun-
set. It's a beautiful sight, to see
the golfers out so early in the
season.
Leroy and his crew are
working diligently to prepare
the ictiurse for the Holiday
weekend so watch for the flags
and .the grass flying this week.
Let's - hope for favourable
weather, so we can play a few
rounds.
"I'he golfers all seen pleased
with the -_way the Course has
wintered, and with the Pro
Shop displays.. You have a treat
in store if you haven't seen the
rainbow of colours in shoes,
bags, and clubs on display.
Things look really 'bright for
this season.
Teams,are now signing up for
league Golfnite, so don't forget
to round up your team. The
free golf ball special is going
great guns, so slide out and get
,your membership before it's too
.late. Hope to see you at the Tee
in Seventy-three.
Figure Skating Club
will send directors
to Interclub event
The final meeting of the
Board it Directors of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
*as held for the 1972.-73 season
on April 1.
A report was g•enf the
dance .sponsored by the club
and held Saturday, March 24.
It was felt that it was a success
considering that this was an
initial venture for this club.
Several upcoming meetings
were discussed, one of which
• was the annual "meeting of In-
terc•Iub which will be held April
29 in St. Mary s. It was
decided that several board
members would attend this
meeting.
11.
ViHAT'S NEW AT HURONVIEW
Mrs. Luther of Hensall led
the song service., Sunday
evening sponsored by the
Christian Womens Club. Mrs.
Smith sang two solo numbers
and played the organ for the
hyri n- sing. - The devotional
period was taken by Mrs. An-
derson and Mrs. Jackson.
The residents of Huronview .
had a special treat on Monday
afternoon when the grade seven
and eight students of Clinton
Public School presented an
operetta "Carnival Capers."
The two act play that was
arranged - for Education Week
- involved 95 students.. There
were 46 students in the cast, a
. choir of 40 and several helpers
with the wheel chairs along
with volunteers from the
Christian Reform Church. This
was a fine display of talent
and a great deal of credit is
due to the music instructor
Mrs. Jewitt and the teaching
staff. Mrs. Aiken thanked all
those taking part in the
program on behalf of the
residents.
Mrs. Mary Jervis of Toronto
and Mrs. Edith Landsborough
of the. office .staff showed slides
along with a very interesting
commentary of the South Sea
Islands. The slides were taken
by the ladfe9 during tfleir win-
ter, holiday to the Island- as
part of the tour arranged by
Reverend and Mrs. Ashton. We
are all looking forward to the
second part of the travelogue
on Family Night April 19th
which will include New
Zealand,'Australia and Hawaii.
Mrs. Loran Radfordplayed
piano melodies while the folks
;'ere gathering 'in the
Auditorium and during inter-
mission. Miss Marion Gray in a
few well chosen words thanked
the ladies on behalf of the
residents_
ANNUAL SPRING
REFUSE
COLLECTION
PICKUP
A refuse pick-up will be held during the w,pek of
APRIL 30th to MAY 4
inclusive.
Please co-ordinate your refuse material with regular garbage
day in your area. Do not place material on boulevard in
advance of garbage day.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
TOWN OF GODERICH
This Novice "8" team was the first to bring back to Goderich
the Lake Huron Zone Championship when they captured it in
Kincardine last week. Team members are, left to right, front,
Steve Boyce, Ted Doherty, Brian Fellows, Randy Graham,
d Wes McLean. Second row, Rick Ryan, Jim Fritz* tz* Mike
Paquette, Brian Shewfelt, Steve Dobie, Jim Burbine, Paul
Legere and John Alexander. At the back ars coaches
George Osmond and Ken Boyce. Missing from the photo are
Philip Brown, Robert Jeffrey, Jeff Denomme, Del Mltchelmore
an and John Clements. (staff photo)
Squirt "Bs" in lake Huron tourney
- On March 17 the Squirt "B"
team started to play iry.the,
Lake Huron Zone Recreation
Association Annual Novice
Tournament. The teams en-
tered in the tournament were
Kincardine B, Paisley, Wiarton
No. 1, Goderich Kincardine C,
Wiarton No. 2, Owen Sound
Leckie, Exeter, Kincardine A,
Durham, Listowel, Owen
Sound Local 1443 and St.
Marys.
The scores were as follows:
Kincardine B-3, Paisley -4;
Wiarton No. `"1-0, Goderich 8;
Kincardine C 8, Wiarton No.,2-
0; Owen Sound Leckie24;'
Exeter 3; Kincardine A-1,
Durham -2; Owen Sound Local
1443-3, St. Marys -4. .
Listowel had a bye into the
tournament but because of
weather conditions could not
attend.
Start of playoffs: Paisley 2,,
Goderich-10; Wiarton No. 2 - 2,
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Owen Sound Leckie -4;
Durham -3, St. Marys -6.
Owen Sound left by bus
because of weather conditions
and the tournament could not
be finished on March 17.
Goderich team was storm
stayed in Kincardine. until Sun-
day afternoon when the roads
to Goderich were opened.
The tournament was con-
tinued March 25 in Kincardine
when Goderich played Owen
Sound Leckie, At the end 'elf
regulation time the score was
tied 2-2. The decision was
made on a series of 3 penalty
shots by each team on 'the op-
posing goal keeper. Shooting
for Goderich were John
Clements, Robert Jeffrey and
led Doherty who scored all 3
Goderich goals, giving
Goderich a 5-4 win over Owen
Sound.
The spectators gave credit to
Brian Shewfelt, Gacderich goal
keeper who stopped more shots
than the Owen Sound goal
keeper, as Goderich did not
play as well as they could have
during the game.
This game placed Goderich
in a playoff position for the
championship of the toter-
nament against St. Marys. This
game played in St. Marys on
April 7.
,By defeating St. Marys 4-0,
Goderich won the tournament
on goals scored by Randy
Graham unassisted. Ted
Doherty assisted by Brian
Fellows and Steven Dobie, the
third goal scored by 7' -.Brian
Fellows assisted by Rick Ryan•
and John Alexander and the
fourth goal scored by Robert
Jeffrey assisted by Jeff
Denomme and Stephen Boyce.
Each player received a LH-
ZRA crest and the team will
receive a trophy as champions
of the tournament.
A special thanks to the
parents who supported the kids
at all the games and to the
coaches George Osmond and
Ken Boyce for all their time
spent with the boys.
Bridge
Scores
The Goderich Bridge Club
held their regular get together
on Tuesday April 10.
First, "Mrs. W. Duncan and
Mrs. D. Worthy 29 points;
second Mrs. J. Donnelly and
Mrs. B. Erskine 28 1/2 points;
third Mrs. J. Papernick and
Mrs. J. Cook 26 1/2 'points and
fourth Mrs. A. Galbraith and
Mrs." R. Ryan with 24 1/2
points.
BOAT SHOWING
AT
ARGYLE MARINE & SMALL ENGINES
Sa'turd�yAprII'2 1
-t
BEING SHOWN AFTERNOON
& EVENING
Many complete units avallable, some with new engines and some with
rebuilt engines, will be ready to go Saturday.
Featuring
CREST LINER
STAR CRAFT
LARSON
EXPL o RER TRAILERS
MERCURY MOTORS
Be At the Show Early
e
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
on mowers - tillers and
riding mowers!
HURRY! ONLY A FEW
MACHINES ON SPECIAL.
A very limited selection of canoes Z
fishing boats will be specially priced'
MANY MORE
TO SEE!
DOUBLE SAVIN_
Buy now before the new sales tax comp Info
Why not give your wife or mother dinnerware for
Something she'll be proud to serve Easter dinner'
she'll remember for always. IN
Order from quality Minton, Royal Doulton, wog
Coalport or Royal Albert patterns.
BUY 3 FIVE PIECE PLACE SETTINGS
AT THE REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE
FREE
1
- Five Piece
Place Setting
Come in at your leisure any evening till 9 p.m, to Choose
giftware.
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THE BEST
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Draws For the 10 -Minute
Shopping Sprees take place
on April 30
SO ENTER NOW
More prizes to be won!
Imagine what you could
win in 10 minutes of free
shopping with someone
helping you!
Look for full details on the Shopping Spree Contest
at stores where specially marked Pepsi, Dietlep
Mountain Dew and Teem are sold.
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