The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-25, Page 7030
PAGE 10A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987
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SUNDAY FORESTERS
With only two weeks left in the schedule
• -plaee is -still up for grabs as Spoilers
lead with 33, then Two Steps 30, T.N. Rollers
27, Shattered Dreams and BJ's Bears 25,
TJ's 23 Mac Six and Six Pack 20 and Head
Pins 19. Doug Haskell rolled.,7,05 for high tri-
o ple while John Bissett had 301 for the high
single. Dianne MacLean with 652 claimed
high triple while Nancy Willis tied her. with
258 for high single. Lee Cairncross bowled
253, Ron Klages 258, Steve Johnston 279, Ed
' Smythe 290, Ted Johnston 264, Kevin Willis
266, and Brian MacLean 265.
MONDAY MEN
With 235, 329, 326 - 890, Dennis Schmidt
topped the league this week and led his
team, Tail Ends to 21 points off Strike
Force. 6 Shooters with 794 by Heinz Sartori
claimed 22 points from The Buddies as Al
Pennie had 313 and 707 and Manfred Poper-
nitsch 711. Hot Shots took 20 points as Bill
Reid rolled 707. Dick McLean was tops for
French Dry Cleaners with 743. Larry
McDougall had 717 as A&P got 20 points
from. Selinger Wood whose high man was
Don Carrick with 725. A Team took 17, points
from John's Jokers despite 747 .by John
Miller. Ken Johnston 743 and Art. Burt 705
helped Murphy's Landing to 16 points off
Little Bowl.
TUESDAY MIXED
With only one week remaining Tricky Six
have first place locked up taking seven
points from Tailenders as Dick McLean roll*
ed 806 and Shirley Schmidt 741. Dona Baker
had 237. Frame Ups also took seven points
as Chris Connor bowled 316 and 822 and
`Hugh McGregor had 319 and 699. Debbie Ab-
bott was tops for Sound Trek with 257 and
630. Barb's Gang rolled their way to seven
points as' Marj Moore had 790 and Sonny
Moore 758. Jack Gilbert had 7f i for G.M.C.'s
Bell Angels also got seven a:., Walter Bell
had 669 and Jenny Langendoen 260 and
Diane Sutton was high with 596 for Bowled
• Eagles.? took five points off Unknowns and
leads lea ,tee
WEDNESDAY MAJOR
Marj's Team took 25 points from Barb's
Team as Sonny Moore rolled 1205 and Marj
Moore 1116. Shirley's and Del's split 17-13 as
Al Sanders had 1236, Gerry Ross 1237 and
Del Mitchelrnore 335.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
John Wain rolled 217 POA, this week's
winner, and John Allen had 717 as CE -DJ's
took five points from Scario's, winner of the
team tournament for this league. Happy
Gang took five points off Newcomers Pt 2 to
remain in first place. Debbie Clarence bowl-
ed 731 and Chris Adair 664 while Brian
Johnston had 294 and 643. Lee Fry, with 305
and 707 topped Park House as they took five
points off A&P. Gord Fisher rolled 695.
Janet's Jokers rolled to seven points against
90 per cent of their average. Ron Burt lead
with 692 and Grant Gnay had a 280.
THURSDAY MIXED
Maybe Next Week and Mixed Ups are now
tied with 82, Spinners have 76, Masters and
Exterminators 75 and Swingers 51. Bob
Stoddart rolled the high triple of 781 while
Jerry Stirling had the high single of 292 and
tripled 725. Connie. Dawson lead the ladies
with 745 and 277. Ray Hartin had 705, Cheryl
Crawford 211, Shirley Beier 236, Elsa
Fickert 246, Noris Lawrence. 244 and
Eleanor Roosemalen 217.
THURSDAY SENIORS
Sparrows, continue in first place followed
by Hawks 76, Purple Finch 75, Robins 73,
Eagles 73, Old Crows 71, Swans 66,
Bluebirds 63, Skylarks 63, and BlueJays 56.
Art LeFebre rolled 220, Ruth Heath 236. and
633, Cora Sherwood 213, Mike Foley 228, Mel
Dickson 253, Doug McNeil 210, Gwyn McRae
204, Ben Hamilton 205 and Olive Gilbert 206.
• Y.B.C.
Excellent games were rolled this week by
Julie Fisher 234, Jeff Powell 245, Mike Mc-
Cabe 241 and 671, Dan Suplat 234, Wayne
bellow 251, Bob Pellow 231, and Derek •
Rumig 226.. For the Bantams Denis
Lassaline rolled 256, Jason Hayter 243, Rob -
Six Pac and Underdogs split 4 - 3. Art Burt bie Ball 223, Mike Moffat 209, Pat Glazier
had 301 and 747. • 203, Jeff Rumig 208, Mark Philips 180.
TUESDAY MEN WED. AFTERNOON,LADIES
Diehards took seven points off Outsiders Janet Rumig was = high bowler for the day
as Martin Van Ninhuys rolled 303 and 745. '
Greg Beacom, with 711 led Sifto Saints to with 794 triple and led The Bear Cubs to cap
se�ren.. ints_..fr..o .. the_..Gophers.. The..
five points • from Sherwood-Express-a-s�Milre .. -_ �
Pitre had 279. Easy Riders got five points Wolverines, still on top of league, lead by
from Bonsai Bombers. Dan Willis had 263 Olive Gilbert's 612 triple; took five points
and Barry Treble 234. from The Chipmunks, despite a 607 triple by
WEDNESDAY MEN Mary Lynne • Telford and a 737 triple by
Shirley Kennedy for the Chipmunks. Janet
Dave's Dudes grabbed seven points from
Little Bowl Vikings as Paul Horton rolled Daer had 225 and Ann Wild 217 to Help The
240. Bob's•=Buddies came away with two Wildcats take seven points from The Tigers.
Audrey
points as, Roy Mitchell rolled a 261. Alex .Brindley rolled a 652 triple for the
Shoemaker had 240 and 634 for Glossy. Cobras but The Lions took five points from
Pinheads as they got five points. Tom Smith them lead by Penny Breen, 593 triple. The
had 261 and 627 to lead Kaymones to five Polar Bears took five points from the Sly
points from Dirty Danglerc Duane Horton Poxes and The Fonz took five points, from
had 228. the Turtles.'
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° from page 8A children will be competing in the morning,
regionals, then to Skate Canada, if they ar with the seniors set to begin at approximate -
good enough. y p.m..
"The Interclub is just a stepping stone," "Some of the people who have come out of
said Ken Rodney, who along with a numbe these •competitions have included Kevin
of others, sits on the Seaforth; Figur Wheeler ' of Brussels, Lloyd Eisler and
Skating committee. Laurie Byer, and more recently Peter
"It's just a part of the chain that takes yo McDonald, of Brussels and Kerry Shepherd
all the way to the top." of Blyth. They won the senior trophy for ice
• Some of the cataegories of competition i- dancing in Mitchell last year, then went on
elude; Interpretative Free Skating, when to lace well in the Canadian Novice.cham-
the creativity of the skater is tested whe pionships.. So, there'll be some good
they are asked to skate to a piece of musi skating.
they have never heard before; Prepare
Solo .Free Skating, for those from Junior "The act may. be a little more polished at
Bronze to Senior Silver level o skating an a'higher level of competition, but the talent
Ice Dancing. fur those from. Preliminary to is still there;" he added. •
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Mr. Rodney added that spectators from• out
but a silver donation will be ac-
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and watch the competition, which will begin sale, as well as skating mementos and
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