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Watch ,The Canadian Home Shopping .Club and shop the discount %store of the future. N. Otsta'A TUNE IN NOW! BLUEW,ATER T CABLE LIMITED -CABLE 19 inimmovisA The Goderich Elevators held their fifth annual Ladies volleyball tournament atGDCI on Saturday with :15 teams from Goderich and area participating. Here, Dale Chisaolm and Carolyn Carter of the Goderich Goodtimers team prepare to return a volley ly Alison Graham of Samuelson Jewellers. The Goderich Elevators team won the day -lona tourna- ment with runner-up teams being the Bantam Girls and the Go=4-ettes. The winnile teams received gifts courtesy of the Parkhouse, Bed ford Hotel and Suncoast Restaurant: (photo by Lou-Anukope l Burt . is4 ar boys best Murphy's Landing were not this week taking 26 out of 30 points from Hot Shots by virtue of •some good bowling by Art Burt — 246,276,318 for 830 and 289. by Ken Johnston. mizeammemegy Gerry Ross with 817 and Rob Little. -..313 and 731 led Little _Bowl to 19 points 'from "A" Team whose high man. was. Bill Hayward — 686. Tail Ends continue in first place winning 21.5 pts. Leading the way, was Ray Swan — 280.and 691 while Larry Million had 661 for The Buddies. Bruce Carrick — 723, Grant Langlois — 704 and - Don McDougall — 284 topped- Selinger Wood to 18 points from French' Dry Cleaners, Strike Force came -away .with 20.5 points off 6 Shooters to remain . in fourth, spot, Larry McDougall led A&P with 717 as• John Miller °of John's Jokers rolled 761 to split pts 16.5, - 13.5. - TUESDAY MIXED Tailenders jumped two positions winn-, ing all seven points from 6 Pac in spite of Manfred Popernitsch rolling 700. Ross. Millar rolled 132 POA. Tricky Six remain - ..ed in first with triples of 832 by Dennis Schmidt and 795 by Dick Mclean taking seven ptiints from Bowled Eagles. :Under- dogs colleeted seven points from Barb's Gang with Art Burt rolling 835, Brian Stewart, 778, Bob Graham, 745, Deb Cud - more, 701 and Dawn Flynn„ 87 POA. Sonny Moore shot 733 and Mike Montgomery 703. Mike Gilbert showed his stlye with 271 to gain five points .for Sound Trek from ?. Janet Daer rolled 253 for Unknowns. TUESDAY MEN Jake Martel of Sherwood Express show- ed his team what he could do toppling the pins for 333 and 735' Tuesday night. Gary . Abbott followed with 258. Steve Johnson of Bonsai Bombers had 264 and 688, Bill Led- dy of Sifto Saints rolled 672, and Paul Good of the "Outsiders" had 662. . WEDNESDAY MEN Paul Good had another good night with 261 and 648 to prevent Glossy Pinheads from being shut out by Dirty Danglers. Dave's Dudes took seven points to skunk Bob's Buddies while Raymones came up with five points from Little Bowl Vikings. Glen Mclean was the Winner of the Pins Over Average with 80. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN Ray's Rollers were on the roll taking five points from Suny's led by Doug Haskell bowling 76 over his average, 204, 233, 265 for a total of 702. Suny's took two points led 'by Bruce Carrick's 194, 232 and 233 for a total of 659. North End Marina took seven points from Selingers Spoilers led by Bob Glen bowling 71 over his average with 199, . 201, 214 for a total of 614. Bruinsma. Bombers took seven points from Lakeport Advertising led by Otto Herman's 201, 201, 251 for a 653 triple. -Rick Duckworth of Lakeport Advertising led the team by bowling 44 over his average 192, 252, 254 — 698. High single for the evening • was Brian Stewart 295 and high .triple was' Heinz Sartori with 729. The Turtles, with the help of Jean Preszators 230 — i 82 POA ), overtook the Sly Foxes despite Marian Riley's 184 151 POA 1 to take seven points.' The Chipmunks took five points from the Cobras. The Lions, with the help of Joanne Ducharme's 715 triple, took four points from the Tigers, despite Helen Durnin's 214. Grace Mugford rolled 231 to help Wolverines take five points from Bear Cubs, despite a 624 rolled by Gwen McRae and 210 by Pauline " Knight. The Wild Cats grabbed five points from the Gophers even though Jean Baechler rolled a 233. Helped by Cathy Hiusser's 217 and Marg Miller's 202, the Fonz succeeded in taking 5 points from the Polar Bears. Fishers win Bridge Howell game Betty and Roy Fisher combined, for 66 Eleanor Erskine and Mary Donnelly points and first place at a five -table Howell finished first in the North-South division Game at the .Jan. 12 meeting of the with 132 points. Joanne Gilchrist and Lee Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club. • Ryan, with. 120.5 points, finished sscond, Eleanor Erskine and John Donatis half a poiht ahead of Louise Hetherington finished second with 664.5 points and the and Mary 1,apaine. teams of .Bill Duncan and Ralph Kingswell Auleen Curry and Jean Papernick top - and Archie Hamilton and John Stringer ped the` East-West division with 130,5• - finished third and fourth respectively with points while Verna Worthy and John Wood 58.5 and 55 points. finished second with 126 points. Brian The average score was 108 points when ` Reeve ndG Yeats asweretidwith Mary Donnelly directed a 10 -table Mitchell points and Betty rs game at the"club's Jan. 13 meetine, fourth with 112 points: A BOWLING THURSDAY "ROLLERS".MIXEI Spinners took over the lead taking seven .points from the Masters. Corinne Wish rolled 255, 237 •and 194 for 686•while her ns - band Rob had 630 and Jerry Stirling, 02.. Noris Lawrence led Masters with 601 nd Eleanor Roosemalen rolled a 253 Elle Robertson rolled 2-52 "and 631 for Maye Next Week, Lois Rowe had 267 for 'Le Mixed Ups, Swingers were led by Shirty. Beier with 219 and 601 while Murry Hunter was high. for Exterminators wh 581. -THURSDAY SENIORS • Sparrows have a good lead' with 68 bt'• only :nine points .Separate the rest of th teams. Hawks - 56, Purple Finches ant Old Crows — 54, Swans — 52, Robins ant Eagles — 49, Blue :Jays —' 4$; and Bluebirds —'47. Gladys Evans rolled a 217,• 89 POA while Mary Spriggs followed with 213, 8-3 POA. Jack Gilbert had 266 and 647 • — high man for the week and Maxine Callender topped the ladies with 226 ; SUNDAY FORESTERS T:J.S. took over first place capturing five points from Head Pins' with Matt Pearson rolling 295 —,612 and Ron Willis • 630. Don Bauer had 712 for Head Pins. T.N. .Rollers — II, led by Nancy Willis with 266 and 652 and husband Tom with 258 and 642 managed two points from Outsiders with Doug Haskell rolling 300 and 756 and Sharon Duskocy having 246, 258 and 178 for 682. In spite of 333 and 690 by Bob Daer, Six Pack got only two points from Shattered ° Dreams. Qord Dougherty with 243, 250 and 644 and Jeff Bissett with 255 led B.J.'s . ' Bears to five points off Spoilers, topped by Ken Brownlee — 623.' 311 and 725 by Ron Klages and 257 by Steve Johnston helped Two Steps to five points over Mac Six with 236 from Libby Wilson. WEDNESDAY MIXED the Happy' Gang is in first place again this week — 61 points followed closely by. Newcomers Part 2 with 60. The Newcomers player Frank Rebernik had a good night with 340 — 669 which earned him the Pins Over Average Award with 125. Frank also holds the Men's High Single for the season this far with his 340 game. Steve Allen has top billing for the Men's High Triple — 810. For the Ladies Janet Rurriig has Loth seats locked up with High Single being — 297 and High Triple — 744. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES A team effort led the Wallbangers to a five point win over the New -Gals. Good games. from Trish Deighton 188, 194 and Helen Lewis 226. The New -Gals took two points led by Mavis Fisher's' 174 and Eleanor Crawford's 195. The Oldtimers got off to a good start by , taking six points frorn Auleen's Angels led by Kris Miller 202, Joyce Atchison 223' Del Geddes 267, 661, and Bev Million 226, 262,' 674 -triple. Brenda Dineen 246, 644, led the Angels to one point with help from Marg Miller 170, 17.7, Grace Mugford 189, Carolyn Carter 210. ' Barb's Bunnies took five points from the Blazers with .Joyce Pettus rolling 179, 218, Barb Almasi 217, Bev Wj etstone 231, Shirley Kennedy 273. The Blaz@rs came away o ith, 2 points led by June Rourke 160; Jean Pinder 212, Joyce Hamilton 225. • The Marionettes were bowling against .100% of their average and came away with 2 points.