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top and ottom
It is getting very lonely at
the top had the bottom of the
Goderich Industrial Curling
League. One team alone now
knows only the taste of suc-
cess while one other knows
nothing but disappointment
and defeat.
To the happy half of the'
twosome first Local 1863
stands at the top of the state -
dings with a perfect 7 and 0
record. In .order to maintain
their enviable position the
union foursome had to defeat
the previously unbeaten
AM&G "G.C.'s".
The match was the
highlight of the evening as
both teams curled up to their
reputations "G.C.'s" Ron
Klages curled very well
despite a nagging lave in-
jury but the star of the con -
'test was union skip Jack
Kellough.
The game went right down
to skip rocks in the final end
and _ .it _ was here that
Kellough demonstrated the
precision needed to'skipan
undefeated team as he
engineered a flawless raise
take out to end the Hospital
foursome unblemished
record6to4.
. et)n the ice next to this ex-
citing confrontation, the
Champion .pion Office "Silver -
brooms" maintain their
"perfect" record as well as
they dropped a 12 to 3contest
to the Huron Haven team
Despite many moments of
fine curling, the ,Champion
Office unit has been unable
to find the formula of vic-
tory. •
• Even benching skip Barry
Page -under -the -pretence of
illness Was not enough to
overcome the excellent curl-
ing of the H&H boys. Par-
ticularlystrong 'for the with
ners were John and Bill
Kuran while Paul Mulligan
gave it all the enthusiasm
and effort anyone could ask
for but • all' for naught.
Perhaps if Champion gave
Jim Waiter an honourary
position.:. •
. The Silver Brooms should
be' able .° to . take heart,
however,from the Elemen-
• tary Teachers who scored
their initial win of the season
8 %o oveiiMthe. Teacher
wdt..:.I.nA rare s,Iiow of ,pro-
fessional 'courtesy, the
Teacher Inc. foursome
allowed their cohorts a three
ender in thesecond and a
four ender in the fifth to en-
sure that their opponents los-
ing streak might finally end.
In addition to Marty Bond
and Co's generosity, the fine
shooting. of Donalda Mac-
donald and Doug Yeo made
the difference in this happy
event for the moulders of- to-
day'S youth.
While first aplace: is the
solitary ttaEm of Local 1863,
second place is very crowd-
ed. Four teams share a hold
.oft this position. Although
most teams would find se -
mold niece acceptable at this
time' the Forster fn rsome
find it very strange and
disappointing.
After stealing most of the
headlines last year with
their championship form the
Foresters this year find
themselves out of the
limelight lost in the abyss offs
"second" place. An opening
night loss to the AM&G
"G.C.'s" and the fine play of
Local 1863 have kept the
Forester team out of first
place.
Since the first night; the
Foresters, led by Cam Bogie
• and Dennis LeBrun however
have won six in a row.
The Forester unit took a
measure of revenge for their
first loss as they defeated the
AM&G Hospital No. 1 team
13 to 3. Gerry Ginn provided
some key shots for 'the win-
ners while Elmer Taylor'and
Jim Rourke both had brief
moments of glory.
One of the Foresters six
wins was against the young
GDCI Vikings. This loss to
last year's champs is the on-
ly loss of the season for the
surprisingly successful
students. In their seventh
match of the year, the Vik-
• ings showed their impartiali-
ty towards theirteachers.
They will treaf all of them
very, roughly! After
defeating the GDCI Teacher
No.- 1 team a few weeks ago,
the fierce foursome of Mit-
chelmore, Ter'aba,
DeWinter and Paquette
were just as nasty to the
GDCI Teacher No. 2 unit. A
perfectly played three ender
in the seventh end broke a
close game wide open for the
Vikings and despite steady
curling by teachers Shelley
Warr and Bill Garro* allow-
ed the students to coast to a 7
to d triurnf11
o
The GDC .L Teacher No,• 1
squad found life at the
Maitland Club a _tittle more
enjoyable as theY downed
the Fisher Builders 12 to 6. A
big' five ender in the second
end put the teachers in the
drivers seat.
• Nevertheless, the Fisher
foursome led by the positive.,:
attitude `and considerable
skill of Jim Bell came back.
The, never -say -die builders
were only a roll away from
tying the match in the
seventh end but Bell's
takeout stayed open by the
Teacher skip George Sutton
who made one of his rare
shots to preserve the, win.
Special mention must go to.
teacher Del' Almeida and
Fisher vice Sue Ritehie for
their performances.
The two feminine .four=
softies of the Industrial
League had .different takes
last week. Birthday girl
Laurie Paquette was able to
overcome the tactic of the
"old age" joke to lead the
Huron Health Unit to a very
close 11 to 9 victory over the
Lady Foresters.
Paquette's expertise was
especially evident in the
third end as the `aging' nurse •
helped the Health Unit score
an impressive six ender. The
Lai y Foresters
demonstrated • some filar.
feminine forms of their own .
in the sixth endas they
bounced back with a four
point end. Skip Bernice
Moore and Heather Jewell
were key members in this
big end and throughout the
game for the unfortunate
Forester brigade: -
I'he Lady Golfers held up
the honour of female curling
by overwhelming the Cham-
pion Sales Office 10 to 6.
Lynn `Todgham was very.
sharp for the winners as her!
rocks put early pressure on
the sales reps throughout the
match. Fittingly _ it was
Monica Page who enjoyed an
equally strong game for the
losers.
^rear..
This play resembles football more than GDCI senior Viking basketball as a Seaforth player
throws y guerhand pass while a teammate blocks ale pass blocker Jim Costello during
Friday's an
league game. The seniors won the game 71-29. ( Photo by Cath Wooden)
Novices shut out Parkhill
The Goderich Novices kept
iParkhill off the score sheet
Saturday in Parkhill to
record a victory with a 3-0
score. •
Andre Cauchi scored what
• • •
proved to be the winning goal
at 7:38 of the first period on a
shot assisted by Tim
Harrison. Jeff Hodge added
Goderich's second goal with
three minutes left in that'
period. Sean O'Brien drew
•, • • •
an assist on the goal.
After a scoreless second
period, the locals' last goal
was netted in the . third by
Harrison.,wjtJ n unassisted
eff ort
ad ; curlers inBroom trainin,
Tuesday afternoon ladies
curling was off to a good
start with three very com-
petitive ,games. Christmas
turkey and rich desserts did
nothing to slow down this
„agile, happy lot.
Kay King with her team of
Karen Kert, Cathy Morris,
and Vicki (Albert proved
formidable opponents
against Mary Ann Demme
sey's team of Penny Peters
and Gerry Zurbrigg..
Lynn Todgham's hams,
Shelagh Strlly;.Gert Wilson
and Emily Crew had to work
hard and well together to
beat Nancy MacKinnon's
team of Joanne Jasper,
Johnine Strickland and
Heather Jewel. Heather
showed us all how to throw
draw weight consistently. It
is good to see Joanne back
with us this draw.
Phyllis Durst led her group
of Jean McGee, Joanne Hood
•
•
and Georgia Ball toa narrow
victory over Kay DiuicauI'>s
Girls of Betty Moore, Sally
MacEwan and Carol Hunter.
Although Sally's skill with a
needle surpasses her skill as
a curler, she managed to
thread her way to the button.
Carol sporting her New
Year's cap didn't miss a
shot.
Latest curling fashions
were exhibited by Kay King
in the form of pretty floral
long johns which keep you
baking feminine as well as
warm.
All ourTuesday ladies are
truly in ,terrific form to
begin training for the big
event* the end of theyear-
1U1! WORSEI,Liiiiii0i4.
Remember last year, Our
ladies team lost on the Very
last rock. It was a great
game to watch, Much better
than the Silver Broom which
was held on•the same day,
• We don't plan to let that
happen again.
Atoms net 22 goals
The Goderich Machinist
Atoms soundly defeated the
Ilderton Atoms 22-2 in
Ilderton on Sunday during
Shamrock League play.
Top scorer of the day was
Scott Garrow who chalked
up 10 goals for Goderich and
added five assists.
Byron • Bowman scored
four goals and assisted on
one. Darren Stanbury got a
eee
hat trick and also assist on
one.
David Brown, Chris White,
Jim Kelly, David Brenner
and Bill Whetstone each
added a goal to the
scoreboard for Goderich.
Two assists each went to
Larry Leppington, Jim
Kelly, Greg DeWinter and
Jeff Boyce with a single
-assist going to Chris White
Saturday'sgame against
Lucan in Goderich was
cancelled by the Lucan team
due to weather conditions in
that area.
The Goderich Atoms will
meet the Exeter Atorneeein
the Goderich arena this
Saturday at 4 p.m.
Their record now stands at
12 wins, two ties and three
losses. • -
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