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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-11, Page 27GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, PEBHUARY 11, 1987 PAGE 9A Area curlers participate in Maitland bonspiel The ladies of the Maitland Country Club hosted a ladies bonspiel on February 4 with 48 women participating in an action -packed day. There were two draws at 9 and 11 a.m. The winners of the first draw and overall winners of the two draws was the rink skip- ped by Laprie Pacquette with vice Bernice Moore, second Karen McKinnon and lead Betty Moore. Second place went to . the Ripley rink skipped by Diane Brooks with vice Hilda Andrew, .second Pat Vandehogan and lead Mira Walden. Third place went to the other Goderich team of Faye Ribey, Karen Kirk, Joan Hibbert and Betty McPhee. Ppizes were also given to the other teams from Exeter, Belmore and Seaforth. Winners of the second draw were; placing first, Audry Triebner's rink from Vanastra,. with vice Faye MacKay, second Trudy Hill and lead.Mary Hayward. Second place went to Nancy McKinnin's rink from Goderich, with vice Doreen Garrow, second Lexi O'Neil and lead Holly Douherty. Third place went to Lynn Edward with vice Vicki •Culbert, second Cathy Murdock and lead Phylis Fisher. Prizes were also given to other teams in this event from, Wingham, Kincardine and Vanastra. The event was sponsored by Anstett ,Jewellers in Goderich, Sheaffer Pen Com- pany, , Reick Pharmacy, Edward Fuels, Faye Ribey, Culbert Insulation and Backhoe,•Baintons Limited, Dixies Flowers and Gifts, Sifto Evaporator Plant, National Trust, OPP and the Bedford Arms Hotel. Werrea OUR EVERYDAY SERVICE PRICES Siting up first size Each additional size up Sizing Down regardles3 of how 12. 3 0 5;tS 6. RING CLAWS E r GOLD CHAIN Sulder vNiATCH BATTFP' INSTALL A T I S 24, 5. 6. All our service work done at Anstett Manufacturing Limited, by Our own certified Gold5miths Estimates and consultations at no charge STE4TT JEWELLERS 2 The Square GODERICH 524-4195 Main Corner CLINTON 482-3901 et; We, The ladies group of the Maitland Country Club hosted a curling bonspiel on Feb. 4, with 48 women participating. Teams from'Exeter, Belmore, Seaforth, Wingham, Kincardine and. Vanastra, as well as. Goderich, were in action. Here, members of one Goderich. entry place a rock "in the house., From. left: Betty McPhee, Joan Hibbert, Fay Ribey and a visiting ' cdrier. (p,hoto by Patrick 'Raft's) Minor hockey gets $400 grant from township ported the association through a redutd ice rental rate. The board instructed recreation director Jane Netzke to inform minhockey that its ice costs are subsidized. Ice is rented at an hourly rate of $50 while minor hockey is charged $39. Minor hockey uses 30 hods pf icetime per week. The Goderich Minor Hockey Association recieved a grant of $400 from the Township of Colborne to help defray expenses for the 1986-87 hockey ,season. • In a letter to GMHA president, Bryan Hoy, township clerk Hudson Milburn in- The association alSo asked the town of formed the group that council had decided Goderich to consider supporting minor ' ' to help the association with a grant of $400. hockey but the recreation board, at its Jan. 22 meeting, reasoned that it already . A motion of the council suggested that sup - future requests for grants arid financial assistance would be held for consideration when the ..township -considers its annual budget. . Murphy's iandin» leads men's lea • MONDAY MEN Murphy's Landing' took over first place this week taking 19 points from leading Tail Ends. Brian Reeve rolled 786 while Art Burt had 333 and Brian Stewart had 300 and 740. Hot Shots were hot taking 28 points from A Team in spite of 276 by Bill Hayward. Selinger Wood got 19 points off Strike Force. Haydn Thomas rolled 237 and Bob Desjardins 244. French Dry BOWLING and 615 and Lynda Chambers 132 p0A., • • . THURSDAY MIXED Mixed Ups remafn in first place taking. five points from Exterminators. Joyce Burbine rolled a 239 and 572 while. Ray Hartin had 622 triple.' Maybe Next Week .. ... ..._........a.ea.n.ers_managed_only...11_5..pointain.Spite..__a.12040erk_five-points-f-rorn-M-asters-:--Flaydn- • of 309 and 729 by Bob Mills. 6 Shooters.got Thomas had 234 and 595, Russell Stoddart 18.5 with 278 -and :722 by Ron Durnin. Larry had 232 and Cheryl Crawford had 211. McDougall roiled 282 and 724 to lead'A & P. Wayne'Berry rolled 234 and 596. With a 240 to 17 points off Little Bowl, Jerry Rivett ,and 580 by Shirley Beier, Swingers' Wel( bowled 356 and 828, Gerry Reiss 343 ili:1 807 ' 'five points off Spinners as Bob Walsh roll - and Rob. Little 302. Buddies were led by ed 250, 240 for 630 and Corinne:Walsh hada John Duckworth - 300 and 795 ' 279. THURSDAY SENIORS , ' . WEDNESDAY YOUNG MEN Purple Finchs got "five points from`Old Glossy Pinheads captured seven points, Crows. Sparrows with good bowling by all from Dirty Danglers.- Little Bowl Vikings took three from Bluebirds. Marion -, also got seven points this week from Bob's Charters rolled 95 POA. In spite of 227 andBuddies while Dave's Dudes .and . 593- -13,,y-Fostep-Sruder, • Blue.jay§,-,manage.,d..—,Rayyfkeaes-sp144-44,-C-4en.Maolean.,rollecLa--.. only two points off Skylarks who had a 242 266, John L.eddy - 641 triple, Dave Forde and 610 by 13i11 Finnie. Austin Hartman, 243 and 630, Paul Horton - 236 & 613 and with 206•and Ann Linklater with 187 helped Rick Bourassa - 255. . Hawks get two points from Robins with a , WEDNESDAY MAJOR LEAGUE . e Helena Young's 203 70-At.( Janet Rumig lead the Bear 'Cubs with a 657 triple and took five points from the Cobras. Joyce Hamilton scared a 679 triple to help Polar Bears take five from the Chipmunks. pis Rowe came up with 227 and the Wildcats. took four points from Wolverines. Tigers gave up seven points to Sl Y Foxes who were 'helped. by Sheila .Brownlee rolling -244. • -T-H-URSD A Y7ME N 'S • . - _ • Bonsai Bombers took rive points from • North End with Heinz Sartori bowling single of 210,248 and 288 45r a 746 triple. Brian Brindle57. fiiid a 762 jit'e'Nr ofth''''Enr-- 'Lakeport got five points from Sunny's as John Duckworth rolled a '700, triple on singles of ,224, 232 and 244..Leo Baker led Sunny's with a 624 triple. Selingers took five points from Ray's Rqliers led by Lee Robert's 743-202,44 and 297. Doug Haskell led Ray's with a 733 including a 338 single, Ili Lir\ tli• • 0, -• • • A 1/4vddieg picture and a brief 4ntormatke cutline will be published free •of charge ... and there is no limit on this news: Also, couples celebrating 50, 61) or more years of marriage may have a photo aid,; brief, informatke 1(11 lint about the event at no tfost. Written reports about any family annhersary celebrations are also welcomed and published at no charge. Send news about your family 10: It's A Family Affair cto The Goderich Signal -Star P.O. Box 220, Goderich, Ontario ...Or drop it off at ouroftice on litickin St. in the Industrial Park. It's A Family AJftuir... t'hen.smnehody gets . married or has an anniw'ersary. The CodetichSignal-Star . specializes in news about families in this 'community. G\G\<AAL- TENT1ON DAIRY FARME 218 and 600 by Mike Foley. Grace Mugford with 219 and 582 saved two- points for Swans from Eagles.* WEDNESDAY MIXED Steve Allen rolled 303, 210, 286 - 799 to lead A & P to seven points "from UNO's. Dale Fisher also had 217 and 590. Park House with 287 and 655 from Don Henry and 241 by, Lorraine Chamney helped themselves to five points from Scarioss in spite of 251 by Earl Pennington. Happy Gang took four points off Janet's Jokers with 254 and 687 by Debbie Clarence and 230 by Barb Adair. Ron Burt rolled 292 and -697 for the Jokers. Clem Desjardins bowl ed 255 and 657, John Allen - 251 and Judy Allen - 237 in a losing cause as Ce-DjS were skunked by Newcomers Pt 2. Janie Reber- ru Oled 251 and 637, husband Frank had 246 and 643 and Brad Otterbien had 243 and 627. Gay Degroot rolled 128 POA. TUESDAY MIXED Barb's Gang took all seven points from 'Tailenders. Debbie Hakkers led them with 252 and 668, Sonny Moore had 265 and 667 and Marj Moore had 655. Frame Ups also grabbed seven points as Chris Connor bowled 356 and 853 to -lead them against G.M.C.'s. Jean Merkley rolled a 260 and .Nancy Riehl 210. Shirley Schmidt con- tinued her winning ways bowling 319, 316 and 251 - 886 to tops Tricky Six for five points from Sound Trek. Phil Abbott had 244 and 617. Dawn Flynn rolled 103 POA to help Underdogs get 5 points from ?. Ellen Littlechild had 214 and Kate Peterson had 61 OA.Pete Postill had 221 and 569 to help Bell Angels for four points' from Unknowns as Jim Harrison rolled 27a, Rose Mathes 229 and Gary Chambers 250. Bowled Eagles managed to squeek out 3 pts from 6 Pac as Diane Sutton rolled 316 and 688, George Sutton had 311, Tom Allen 268 and Roberta Machan had 93 POA. Larry Million had 284 and 703, Lynn Million 231 Standings are as follows - Marj's Team - 55, Del's Team - 44, Barb's Team - .41, Shirley's Team - 40. Marj's Team took 23 pts from Shirley's team with Rob Little bowling 299, Sonny Moore 294. Al Sanders had 313, pick McLean - 331, Debbie Cud - more - 334. Del's Team took 18 pts with Gerry Ross bowling 306 and 1308. Jerry Rivett rolled a 289 and Kevin Rurnig a 281 , for Barb's Team. TUESDAY MEN Easy Riders increased their lead taking seven points from Outsiders as Kevin Clark rolled 249 and 566. Bonsai Bombers moved closer to second place taking seven points off Sherwood Express. Don Bogie rolled 235, 238 for 655 triple and Jim Callin- Stin had 233 and 673. Jake Martel bowled 248 & 658. while Rob Wilson had 255 & 638. With a 252 by 43111 Tranter and 217, 249 and 268 by Ed Jenes, Sifto Saints took five points from Diehards. Steve Little rolled a 271. and 712 and Dan Van Ninhuyshad 194. MONDAY; NIGHT LADIES The olrltimers are out of their slump as they, took five 'points from the Wallbangers. Good games from Joyce At- chison 179, Kris Miller 202, Melba Maillet 202 and Del Geddes 222. The Wallbangers fougrbt back to take two points led by Sandy Fielder 190 and Helen Lewis 192: Team effort led the Blazers to a seven point win over the Marionettes with outstanding games from Earleen Spain 196, He'ather Jackson 201 and Joyce Hamilton 232, 266, 696 triple. Auleen's Angles are on the move again taking five points from the New -Gals. High games by Grace Mugford 186, Marg Miller 188, Carolyn Carter 201, Brenda -Dineen 246, 257; 636 triple and Auleen Theriault 206, 244, 644 triple. 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