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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-09, Page 22PAGE.'1., . OUE i SI,GNAIASTAH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1981 OPPORTUNITIES OFA LIFETIME Just Phone or Visit THE CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE 529 Wellington Street, London, Ontario NMA 352 Phon• 4714110 (collect) or visit our Mobile offices in the Federal Building 12:00 p.m. -4:30 p.m. Sarnia ...... < , e ......... Every Wednesday Stratford. ..1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month Goderich ..1st and 3rd Thursday of each month Woodstock 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month Tillsonburg a . , ... Last Monday of each month There's Ns Life Lits It THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES Machinist Atoms han Ilderton 144 loss The Goderich Machinist Atoms chalked up another tie against Parkhill and won a decisive victory over Ilderton during Shamrock League play on the weekend. On Friday night, the local boys travelled to Parkhill where they achieved a 5.5 tie. Goderfcb opened the scoring with a goal. by Andre Cauchi assisted by Jeff Boyce. Parkhill then scored two goals to lead the game at the end of the first period. The second period and part of the third period belonged to Goderich as the team scored four goals to lead 5-2. The goals were scored by Richard Bowman assisted by Jeff Hodges; Gregg De Winter asalsted by Greg Alcock and Andre Cauchi; Alcock assited by Boyce; and Alcock assisted by De Winter. Unfortunately, the Parkhill team was able to come back and score three goals to tie things up as the Goderlch team seemed to tire out. This was a repeat of two weeks ago when Goderich came back from a 6-2 , deficit to tie Parkhill 6.6. On Saturday, the Goderich team played on home ice and handily defeated the Ilderton Atoms 144. Ilderton scored the first goal of the game ROSS SIIOE SHOP 142 SHOOPIRS SQUARE GODERICH al "ONE STEP AMMO IN QUALITY FAMILY FOOTWEAR" MONANWIRs. fir F1$. TA SAT. !-i V154 FUJI FILM FUJI.„ THE SMILEMAKER 'A smile can make you happy. And capturing that smile on Fuji film can make you even happier. That's why we sell famous Fuji quality. It's the film that rewards you with beautiful smiles—and rewards us with your satisfaction. For quality and glad -to -see - you service, stop in today. Look around and be sure to check out all the Fuji film we carry. Seeing as it's holiday time, we have a little gift for you with every purchase of Fuji film. Something else to smile about! 11 Mi11.10N MIMS CAPi'I11111) EVERYDAY HURON CAMERA CENTRE (ERIC CARMAN PHOTOGRAPHY) but Goderlch came back quickly with three of their own to end the first period. These were scored by George Sideris assisted by Richard Bowman; Greg Alcock unassisted; and Alcock assisted by AndreCaucdd. Goderich opened the scoring in the second period on a goal by Bowman unassisted. Ilderton managed two goals in this period but Goderich scored four more besides their opener. These were by �. Sideris unassisted; Andre Cauchi assisted by Alcock; Bowman assisted by Sideris; andAlcock assisted by De Willer. In the third period, Goderich scored six goals compared to Merton's one. These were by Hodges assisted by Bowman; Alcock assisted by De Winter; Hodges assisted by Bowman again; Sideris assisted by Andre Cauchi and Boyce; Bowman assisted by Hodges; and Bowman assisted by Sideris and Hodges. This. brings the Goderich Machinist Atoms standlngs to date at: six wins, three losses and two ties. The Goderich Atoms will meet the Lucan Atoms in loran this Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Bridge Club scores On December 1, the Goderich Bridge Club had an eight -table Mitchell game. The average score was 84. First on the North South side was the team of Joanne Duckworth and Lee Ryan with 961/2; second, Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine with 92%. and third, Arlene Gibbons and Theresa Donatis, 67. There was a first place on the East West side between the teams of Susan White and Bill Cochrane, and Jean Cook and Vena Worthy at 162%. In third , place were Frank and Jim Donnelly with94. Industrial Curling League Andre Couchl of the Goderlch Machinist Atoms raises his arms in victory after another puck goes past the Ilderton goalie during the Atoms' 14.4win Saturday. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) AM & G team alone in first place After the first month of competition, only a single team remains undefeated and in sole possession of first place.. The AM&G `G.C.s' are that team. A big part of that team's success is Phil Turner. Mr. Turner or Sir as most people "call him provides the G.C.s with excellent sweeping, shot -making and leadership, and as vice -skip, pairs perfectly with 'Mr. Big' RonKieges. Turner's talent was evident again last week as he helped the hospital foursome ,demolish the Elementary Teachers 12-2. Bursts edge Foresters While it is lonely at the top it is cozily crowded in second place as five fine teams share this honor. Durst Builders lave fought hard to eau this rating. After dropping , their fust match of the year to the GDCI Teachers, the mother and son; bighead and wife combination of this team have been on a winning streak. None of the victories was more im- pressive than their last one as they edged the Foresters 4-3. As the low score would indicate, there were very fewmissed shots in this exciting contest as the Dusts and the Bells 'kept the pressure on the Foresters all through the contest - In lining fashion, the outcome rested on the final shot of the contest. Cam Bogie's Forester unit had the winning rocks well hidden on the final end this forcing Tun Bell to draw tothe eight foot circle, Bell's final shot wicked off a front guard and slid majestically into the necessary white area for the victory. Mr. Bogie was able to take some solace for this last shot defeat by remembering the old saying, • `Imitation is the highest form of flattery.' Vikings beat Ladies The Lady Foresters fell victim to another streaking team as they dropped a 95 decision to the GDCI Vilm' ngs. This contest was tied at five after five with both teams displaying fine skill. Dave Brissette and Diane Bogie were particularly sharp for the students while Vicki Culbert and Phyllis Fisher were the leaders of the Forester effort. The final. three ends went to the young Vikings as superior conditioning and clean living won the . Golfers humiliate Office The Industrial League's other female foursome fared better as the Maitland Golfers held on to their share of second place by defeating the Champion Sales Office 112. The domineering ladies tonally con- trolled the game as Lynn Todgham, Penny Peters, Kay Di can, and Sue White took tarns making the big shot. To avoid bruising any male egos, the names of the Salesmen as this meeting will be stricken from the official record. Silver Brooms lose too Eleven points were also scared on the Champion Silver Brooms and the factthey they scored twice as many points as their cohorts in the sales department did little to ease the pain of defeat. The talented AM&G Hospital crew left little doubt that they deserve a piece of second place also as they administered the 114 outcome to their opponents. Strong performances by Craig Cass and Richard Ottewell prevented the Silver Brooms from shining. KeAough nearly flawless Local 1863 recorded their third win of the young season 11-2 over Victoria & Grey. Obviously smarting from their defeat last week by the Huron Health Unit, the skillful union reps rarely allowed their opposition a chance to record points. Most nasty was skip Jack Kellough who curled an almost flawless game for bis team. Maniacs even record Last week the Huron Health Unit was the upseters, this week they were the up- setees. The &rftoSlatManiacs evened their season's record with an impressive 5-3 triumph over the healthy unit. John Orr was the bright spot for the Health Uri while Michael Barre stood out for the miners. It was the sparkling per - Polaroid Gift Centre formance of Jerry Riseborough that made the difference as he wicked, raised and ricocheted his way to victory. Jerry's stunning performance had op- posing skip Jack MacKinnon convinced that Jerry has been attending Cam Bogie's world famous 'ferhln" er'schoot Teachers play grudge match This week's grudge match pitted the two GDCI Teacher teams against one another. The often maligned Teacher No.1 ' team wanted desperately to hold onto their No.1 rating while the second GDCI team felt they had earned this title after an ex- tremely ztrenely successful season last year. Through a skillful manipulation of the sdbedde by the league's co-ordinnator, teacher skip Dave .Cloetwas unable totake pert in this battle since his wife was within hours of giving birth to another little Clod. The short-handed Not team fell behind by five in the early ends but ° defused to quit. Despite a painful back injury, skip BMD Garrow navigated his team back within sight of victory with a three ender in the fifth and barring a superb double take- out by his science department colleague Doug Bundy in the seventh. The 8-4 outcome could have been olif ferent, Special marks must go to Chris Conor, Shelley Warr and George Sutton who all wed remarkable balance and grace throughout this contest for the number one ranking. 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