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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-01, Page 15These four members of the Teacher curling team, Dave Cloet, Chris Connor, Shelley Warr and Bill Garrow were the recipients of the Charlie Crawford Achievement Award at the Industrial Curling League awards banquet Saturday. The award is presented to the most improved team. (Photo by Dave Sykes) CHHL playoffs altered due to ice With the ice scheduled to come out of the Goderich arena on Wednesday, the CHHL playoffs have had to be altered in order to finish the season.. Originally, a three -team round robin was to deter- mine what two teams would play a five game final series. Because of the time element, the final was cut to a three - game series. It was decided Sunday, however , that he final 'wo d -- be a sudden death affair. It was also decided that it all three teams had identical Industrial records (two wins and two losses) then the team with the worst goals for and against totals would be - eliminated. *from page 12 eager out their rivals, the G.D.C.I." Vikings who required an extra end to defeat the Huron Health Unit 7 to 6, by a mere 1 point in the final computations. The near upset in the Grand Championship Game was typical of the entire day. as many teams fell victim to the upset. The biggest such event occurred in the first match of the day as the previously winless Cham- pion Office "Silver Brooms" defeated the very talented and stylish Maitland Golfers 7 to 6. The Silver Brooms of Karen Gilchrist, Paul Mulligan, Jennifer Matthews and skip Barry Page opened the way for the second seeded G.D.C.I. Teachers No. 1 and the fourth seeded AM & G Hospital No. 1 to meet in theChampionship. The Hospital unit of Mike Cox, David Brissette, Leslie and Jim Rourke earned their right to the Championship final with wins of 7 to -3 over the Champion Sales Office and a last shot 4 to 3 victory over Fisher Bu ilders. The G.D.C.I. Teacher No. 1 foursome of Del Almeida, Bill Worsell, Doug Bundy and skip George Sutton defeated a stubborn Teacher Originally, the team sporting the best goals for and against totals was to have a bye while the other two teams played a sudden death game with the winner advancing to the finals. Monday night, Sunset Golf Opti -their hopes -alive .by edging Hodges Mill 5-4. Led by Jim Parrish who scored three goals, Sunset built a 5-1 lead after two periods and held on ,as Hodges scored three times int he thirk The. win evened Sunset's round robin record at two wins and two lasses.. Hodges dropped to one and two. Hodges and Holmesville play Tuesday night (March 31) in the final game of the round robin series. Should the Rockets win (presently two wins one loss) the final „would -match' .the -m and Sunset Wednesday night. .• A win for Hodges however would eliminate Sunset. on ing..... League cur Ink unit 6 to 5 and 'then overpowered a still Cloud Nine bound Champion Office contingent 14 to 1. Unlike the Grand Championship, there were no last minute heroics or comics in the "B" Cham- pionship. The heavy ,ice seemed to favour the ex- tremely well fit and athletic Teachers and they took advantage of it to grab an early 7 to 0 advantage. Although the very com- petitive Hospital foursome fought back hard, they were forced to concede defeat in the sixth end. The 10 to 3 triumph clinched the "B" Championship Trophy and ended an up and down season for the Teachers' on a high note. The Maitland Golfers recovered from their initial upset and went on 'in very determined fashion to win third prize in the com- petition. The kilted feminine foursome of Penny Peters, Lynn Todgam, Kay Duncan and skip Susan White upended the Teachers Ink group 5 to 2 and finished the day with a '6 to 4 triumph over last year's `B" Champion, the Champion Sales Uttice., foursome of Don Kent, Monica Page, Bill Hayward and Pete Wanner. Ln Arrangei'. SHOOTS INTEREST RATES DOWN Our daring and resourceful hero shoots interest rates on Personal Loans down to size. Save on any Personal Loan. Talk to the Loan Arranger at your local Victoria and Grey Trust Branch. Ask Us... Pronto! VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Godarlch: 100 Kingston St 524 7381 Member Canada Deponit Imorinco Corporat,on Like the "A" draw,. fourth place in the "B" division was decided by a mere 44 of a point. The fourth place winners and recipients of gifts from Champion Road Machinery Ltd. were the Members of the Elementary Teachers team. This unit of Donelda MacDonald, Doug Yeo, Murray Dietrech,' and Dianne and Don Budnark defeated . their cohorts the Teacher Ink dorporation of Cliff MacDonald, Fraser Huyck, Angus McLennen, and Anne and Marty Bond 7 to 4. Fisher Builders, led by some strong curling by Sue Ritchie and Jim Bell eliminated the Silver Brooms by the score of 6 to 2 to fail just short of the prizes. Once again a successful Industrial League season ended with an exciting free for all bonspieL To all who took part in our League this season a special thanks from GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,1981—PAGE 13 Monday bowling wraps up The Monday night men's bowling league wrapped up their season last Monday night with a banquet and released the season's statistics. The highest team was. John's Jokers, which had 120 points: Team member% are John Miller, Bob Glenn,, Roger Kenyon, Doug Brindley, Alvin Daer, and , ilnn f arrick. the goals for and against basis. Sunday night, Halmesville bombed the Golf club 13-3 with Greg Bums and Don Freeman each scoring three goals. It was Sunset's fourth game of the day after having competed in a tournament in Ayton, a fact° that con- tributed largely -to the lop- sided score. Last, Tuesday, Hodges Mill -re- orde-d-a 7.-tr_i,Lrxtph_.aver - Holmesville. Neil Calquoun scored four times to lead the Mill. me . for malting my job so easy. See you next year. George Sutton 1 Huromic Metal placed second with 115 points. Larry Million, Gerry Durst, Bob Bryans, Dave Million, Brian McLean, and Rick McLean make up the team. Placing a close third was the Green & Parent team, - which tallied 113 points. Members are Jim McCue, Robert Hodge, Earl Lawerence, Claire Couihoun, Your authorized Dealer for.., ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES HONDA MOTORCYCLES Wall la VARNA, ONT. (HWY 04 NORTH OF HENSALL. 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