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Youth Bowling
Council Banquet
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gspAY, MAY 1975Mg 4.
Many awards presented \•
to young enthusiasts
from Little Bowl
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The winners in tile YBC high doubles and trifles categories were Eddie Streeter, Andrea Daer
and Rona and Heather Maclnnis. (staff -photo) J .
In the bantam.B group the 'Bombers' took top honors in the playoff competition. Members of
the team are (front row from left) Chris Million, Barb Jones and Lou DeWinter ; (back row from
left) Lisa Varga, Ricky MacDonald and Bill Leddy. (staff -photo.)
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In the junior division 'Dans Rooiies' captured theplayoff championship. Memb-e'rs of the team
include Patty Brindley, Susan Horton, Danny Wilkinson, Mark DeHaas and Mark Jones.
The 'Losers' came up winners as they topped all competition in the 10 team loop during league
play. Members of .the team include Ron Maclnnis, John. Leddy, Jeff Chase and Joanne
McWhinney; in the baek row (from left) are Julie liegeman and Ronda Glazier, (staff -photo)
The Goderich Youth Bowling Council honored the bowlers who achieved the highest averages
at their banquet last Friday. Winners from left are Larry Daer, Ray Fisher, Kim Rumig, Ann
Smith and Barry Good. (staff photo)
In the bantam A group the 'Rough Riders' emerged as playoff champions. The members of
the-tearp include Greg Leddy, Mike Daer and Heather Campion. Pictured in the back for (from
left) are Connie Willis, captain Chris Piire and Edith Streeter. (staff -photo)
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In the junior division the "Good Guys' topped the six team competion in regular league play.
Members of the team are from left Kim Buchanan, Larry Daer, and Brad Chase. Pictured in,
the back row are Betsy Begernan and Larry Adams. (staff -photo)
The winners of the YBC high singles awards were Brian Lovett, Greg Smith and
' Million. Patty Pi tre was absent for the photo. (staff -photo)
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' Graham Suchard' proudly displays the trophies he won as the
most improved YBC bowler of the year.,(staff-photo)
usty and Karen
o Torptito seminar
BY MARTHA RATHJ3URN
Another honor has been won
by our Rusty Ormandy who will
one clay, we hope , be Canada's
Olympic Champion in figure
skating.
In January this year, Rusty
and his little, partner Karen
Osborne of Chatham made it
two in a row by winning the
Novice Dance Competition at
the Central Canada Dvisisional
Figure Skating Championships
in BrandORManitoba.
..This vaulted the hard
working dance duo into the
Canadian Finals held in Quebec
January .27 to February 1 this
year, where they finished in the
top seven - a great triumph.
This past week, exciting news
arrived when Rusty was
notified he and his partner,
Karen, had been chosen to
attend the jointly sponsored
Federal Government and
Canadian Figure Sittling
Association Seminar to ,be held
June 15 for two weeks at York
University, Toronto.
Donald Cumming of
Chatham, considered one of the
best. Ice dancing professionals
in Canada and Rugty and
Karenscoach, has also been
invited. s
Only two pairs from Ontario
will attend, Rusty and Karen
and a, pair from Toronto. Only
the best six or seven pairs -in
C nada will be there.
During the seminar Rusty
and Karen will.be working with
top professionals of Canada
where they will learn- new
techniques to improve their
skating.
After the seminar the pair
will attend the Southwestern
Ontario Summer Skating
Academy where they will board
at Alma College., while, they
work not only ' on their 'ice
dancing but figures and free
skating as well.
At the present time Rusty
and Karen are practicing at the
new Western University Sports
Complex. They skate four week
days from 6:30 to 9:30.p.m. and
all Saturday and Sunday.
This impressive arena in the
Sports Complex will be the
scene of . this coming year's
Canadian Figure Skating
Chainpionships next .lanuary.
It is to 'be hiiPed that the
Goderich Sports Complex with
its extra ice -surface will be
ready in time to claim 'that the
champions skated here'.
Police report
Four motor mishaps
buring the past week the damage estimate on those
Goderich Police Depat-tment vehicles was set at $650,
was to investigate
several accidents in town.
On April 18 vehicles lriven by
John Van Egmond of Hullett
Harvey J. Johnston of 114
Nelson Street, Goderich,
collided at the corner of Elgin
Avenue and Victoria Street.
There was $400 damage to the
Van Egmond vehicle and $150
to the Johnstop vehicle.
In a single car accident on
April 23 a vehicle driven by
Larry J. Smith of 56A Albert St.
N., Goderich, struck :two
parked cars while travelling
west on Maitland 'Road.
'in a second single car ac,
cident Bruce W. Sparks of 188
Stewart St.,, Sarnia lost control
of his car attempting to make a
left hand turn onto MacDonald
Street from Britannia Road.
Total damage to the vehicle
was estimated at $3,000. ,
In a third single -car accident
Margo I3regr1an of 151 Wilson
St., Goderich, was attempting
to4nake a turh onto Britannia
Road from Wellesley St., but
niisjudged the corner and
struck a tree. The damage to
the vehicle was $800.
During , the week" the
oGoderich Police department
Damaie to the Smith vehicle
also laid seven charges 0.1iider
was estimated at $750. The
parked vehicles werened by
the Criminal code of Canada,
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'Joseph A. 1V1,orriaey of 12 under the Liquor Control Act
Menesetung ParlAnd Clarence and 28 under the Highway
Taylor of RR 4, Goderieh. Total Traffic Act.
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