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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-03, Page 9Sports page Certificates for returned Muskies Muskies Canada Inc. is a non profit sport fishing club dedicated to enhance the sport fishery for Muskellunge in Canada. As part of their program they are promoting the live release of unharmed- Muskies in order to perpetuate a wild natural Muskie stock whichwe may continue to use as a sport fishing for present and future generations. A Muskie is far too valuable to be wasted or caught only once. Although Muskies Canada promotes release they are not against the angler who keeps a Muskie that they coor..sider to be a trophy, whether it he ten' pounds or fifty pounds. One of the ways Muskies Canada encourages • the release of Muskies by the fishing fraternity is by offer- ing a free special Release Award Certificate. Starting with. the 1981 fishing season . any angler who releases a legal size live unharmed Muskellunge may qualify for a free "ficial Release Award" certificate simply by writing and, stating the following information:- Name, Ad- dress, . Phone, length of Muskie, date released and lake, region or municipality. All applications for Award Certificates^should be seq.. to: Mun es Canada Inc., GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUN. 3,19$3 PA E 9 Five public schools participated In the track and field events held at Holiness/1e and Brookside. In this photo, a number of senior boys compete Brookside School last Thursday, including Robertson, Victoria, Colborne, in the 90 -metre dash. (Jason Ainslie photo) United comes from bdiind for 4-2 win The Goderich United A soccer team came back from a one goal deficit to earn a 4- 2 victory over London Slavia in Nilestownlast Sunday. ited completely P.O. Box 261, Station "1,,", tin' ` 'rated Slavia in the Toronto, Ontario, M6E 4Z1. esecotd half as they scored two goals and could easily have had more. Slavia opened the scoring ten minutes into the game on a hard shot from the top of the 18 -yard box that eluded United's keeper Greg Smith. It was a bad offensive error on United's part as the Slav walked between two players and cracked it home VA,C4 evClica the sine five minutes later on a hard shot by Lee Arbour fro-in-7X- yards roin-23--._yards out that completely mystified the Slavian keeper and went into the right hand side. • United then went up 2-1 on Bridge Club scores The Goderich Bridge Club held their club championship game Tuesday night with nine tables in play and average score of 10°.: First on the North South side and first overall was the team of Susan White and Fred Egner with 131 points. Bill Bradley and John Wood were second with 130'' points, and Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine were third with 129. Gord Rutledge and Rick Somers placed fourth with 111' On the East West side, Nuala Conlon and Kay I�iir"Pican - Were -first -Viet -130 points. Theresa Donatis and Arlene Gibbons were next with 120'2, and Jean Cook and Verna Worthy were third with 118in points. Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan placed fourth with 115. a sloppy - play in trent of Slavia's net Lee 'Rocket - foot' Arbour was there and hit it home for the lead. Slavia tied ,it up ten minutes before the end of the first half again an a mistake by United's defenders who tried to move up the field_ A Slavian sent a high hard shot which keeper Smith tried desperately to save but merely deflected it just under the crossbar and in for the goal Brian `Crazy -Legs' Allen scored both of United's second half goals. Both were 'Pingo in and Ailnn made n i:aistake-asia2 ge- inethee - game winner, and insurance goal Allen played his best game of the year and showed his experience, not his age. Paul. Donnelly and his younger brother Dennis played outstanding games also. United's record is now 3-1-1_ United B's play home to Grand Bend tonight, Wed- nesday, at6:30 p.m. The United A's play home to Strathroy on Sunday at 8 Maxine Martin . wins .a t. Tuesday, May 26, twenty- Fickle pickle putter four ladies golfed in lovely award, Elaine Worsen. warm weather. Shelagh Sul- The first mixed two -ball ly and Marilyn James were in charge of starting the ladies and looking after scores and giving out the prizes. The sports committee this year has a rotating system which has two different rotes each night to take charge. `` The winners were: low gross for field, Maxine Martin with 86; second flight low gross,- Edna Looker, 98; third flight low gross, Joyce Shack, 118; fourth flight low gross, Marilyn James, 120; p.m. m what should prove to be a good match as both„ teams are near the top in Division 11. Maitland will be held Sunday; June 7. Check-irrtime i5 4 p.m. See you there. Riders compete Houseleague Motocross race action continued last Thursday at Bully Gully with over 50 riders competing for ribbons and points. Local riders faired well along with others from Sarnia, London, and other parts of Southwestern Ontario. In the Novice 250 class, Nick Rase of Benmiller placed first and John Maaskant of Clinton was second. Kevin Talbot of Goderich placed second in the Pee Wee A division. In the Pee Wee C division, Shawn Talbot of Goderich was second. Sean Van Dongen of Clinton was first in the Junior, 125 class, and Hugo Maaskant of Clinton placed second in the Junior 250 division. Benmiller, Chiselhurst win tournament Auburn news Eleanor Iiradntw•k, correspondent Auburn Junior Farmers held their first fastball tour- nament at the Auburn ball park this past weekend. Both' ladies' and men's teams par- ticipated in the round robin event and there were very exciting games throughout the tournament_ The results of the games in the round robin event were: ladies' division - West Wawanosh 7 vs. Seaforth 5; Benmiller 8 vs. Auburn' 2; Seaforth 13 vs. Benmiller 9; Auburn 19 vs. West Wawanosh 2; Seaforth 12 vs. Auburn 9; Benmiller 14 vs. West Wawanosh 11; men's division - Chiselhurst 7 vs. Auburn 0; Seaforth 3 vs. Goderich 1; Chiselhurst 5 vs. Seaforth 0; Goderich 4 vs. Auburn 4; Seaforth 6 vs. Auburn 2 and Chiselhurst 6 vs. Goderich 5. After points were calculated, Seaforth and isfi-7F95 Chiselhurst advanced to the men's fulais and Seaforth and Benmiller advanced to the ladies' final. In the ladies' final, Bemniller took a big lead at the beginning of the game and despite all ef- forts from the Seaforth girls, they could not catch Ben - miller. In the bottom of the sixth inning Benmiller ham- mered in six more runs to make the final score 21 to 11 for Benmiller. The men's final game between Chiselhurst and Seaforth was a fast -and ex- citing game. Chiselhurst scored two runs in the first inning and- Seaforth kept them at this score until the sixth inning when Chiselhurst scored another run. Seaforth did not give up and scored their only run in the seventh inning to make the final score 3 to 1 for Chiselhurst. r The Auburn Junior Farmers would like to thank all teams for participating, the umpires for a good • job and special thanks to the Auburn Lions for having the food booth. Social news Mrs. Robert Youngblut of. Ottawa visited for a week with Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mr. and Mrs..' Robert Youngblut, Kristen and Pen- ny Locke of Toronto spent last weekend with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Mrs. Dorothy Grange and Rick Hawley attended the London Conference of the United Church at Chatham last week_ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison on the birth of their son, Craig Michael last week, a brother for Adam. Mrs. Frances Clark, Mrs. Beth Lansing, Mrs. Myrtle Munro, Mrs. Tom Jardin, Mrs- Lillian Letherland, Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs- Ken- neth McDougall and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock attended the Huron County Historical Society meeting at Wingham last Wednesday evening held in the town hall. ° Several ladies from Auburn and distent joined ladies from Blyth last Satur- day and enjoyed a bus trip to New Hamburg to the Men- nonite Relief Auction which NOTICE Corporation of the ALEXANDRA MARINE AND GENERAL HOSPITAL Announces Its ANNUAL MEETING Which will be held in the Hospital Auxiliary Room at 1930 hours (7:30 p.m.) 15 JUNE, 1981 T.G. Crabb, Chairman mrd ('*everners is held there annually. The quilts were a delight to see and they all brought a high price. ACW The St. Mark's Anglican Church Women met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Craven in Goderich for their May meeting. Mrs. Craven presided.for the meeting and led in the Invocation taken from the Living Message_ Mrs- Robert Slater read the scripture lesson, Matthew'7: verses 1 to 11 and the medita- tion was read alternately. Mrs. Craven introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. June Taylor of-Goderich. She spoke on the Chancel Guild and their duties and gave a very interesting address on the communion linen_ The president, Mrs. Donald Cartwright presided for the business. The finan- :ial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Tom Haggitt. It was announced that the Huron Deanery meeting would be held at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth on June 2. The offering was received and the travelling apron passed. Mrs. Craven reported on the ACW meeting she had at- tended recently in London. Mrs. Taylor announced the 100th anniversary celebra- tions at St. George's in Goderich and invited all to attend. " . The benediction was pro- nounced by the Reverend William Craven and lunch was served_ Ball news Auburn Iadies softball schedule is as follows: June 8 - Brussels at Auburn,, Londesboro at Blyth and Summerhill at Ben - ,miller. June 15 - Auburn at Sum- merhill; Blyth at Brussels and Benmiller at Londesboro. June 22 - Auburn at Londesboro, Blyth at Ben - miller and Brussels at Sum- merhill. ., June 29 - Auburn at Blyth; Brussels at Benmiller and Londesboro at Sumnrhill. July 6 - Auburn at Ben - miller; BIyth at Summerhill and Brussels at Londesboro. July 13 - Auburn at Brussels. Blyth at Londesboro and Benmiller at Summerhill July 20 - Summerhill at Auburn, Brussels at Blyth and Londesboro at Ben- miller. July 27 - Londesboro at Auburn, Benmiller at Blyth and Summerhill at Brussels. All games are at 8:30 p.m. Auburn men's . slo-pitch schedule is as follows: • June 9- Auburn vs. Kinloss in Lucknow. June 16 - Auburn vs. Lucknow in Auburn. June 23 Auburn vs. Kinsmen in Auburn. June 30 - Auburn vs. The Outlaws'in Lucknow_ July 77 - Auburn vs. Nile in Auburn. July 8 - Auburn vs. Kinloss in Dungannon July 14 - Auburn vs. Lanes in Dungannon • Jnly 21 - Auburn vs. Port Albert in Auburn July 28 - Auburn vs. The Outlaws in Auburn. All games begin at 9 pin. The Squirts team is prac- ticing Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m.;. , the • Bantams Wednesdays 7 to 8:30. The Squirts will soon start play- ing in the Londesboro .Houseleague. The bantam and ladies' teams coached by Doug Glousher are scheduled to play the week of June 15. T -ball is set for Thursdays from 7 to 8: 30 p.m. Auburn is so fortunate in having a lighted ball dia- 1 ;lite West and 1 Mlle South of Ilen.. ll tour Authorized 'i'amaha Fill Service Deafer TRI-MOTO it's ail work when you need it. 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