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in his own hands this *brie. That
in the capable hands of his oppo-
nent, Bernice Moore.
Up by eale bit in scoring position, skip
Moores options were clear: hit and Stay
for victory, hit and roll opt for a, tie and an
extra end, or lodes and get a free drink.
Bernice ordered a rye and coke.
Gulless sad KM
have good. match
The match between the Maiftand Golfers
and the Huron Health Unit also came down
to the final rock of the game. Excellent
curling was displayed by both teams
throughout this battle -
Penny Peters' performance was par-
ticularly perfect for the Golfers while
nurse, author and one-time dp Lamle Pa-
quette stood out for the Health Unit.
Once again the outcome of the match
was not in the hands of the eventual win -
OM As Maitland's usually flawless skip
Sue White had the power to record a vic-
tory for the Maitland foursome. Sue
ordered a double rye and oche.
!Local edges
Sales Office
The outcome of the match between Local
1863 and the Champion Sales Office also
rested on the mai rock of the game. For
sir ends, 11, did not appear that the final
rock would hold such significance as the ,
Sales Office totally dominated their union
opponents and built up a four -point
cushion_
Over the years, however, the foursome
of Profit, Crawford„ Falkiner and Kelloogh
have shown that the word 'quit' is not in
their extensive and often colourful
vocabulary.
In the lucky seventh end, they sowed
four to move close and in the eighth
managed to hide the winning rocks behind
a multitude of guards. Only a terrificshot
by skip Pete Wildman Wanner cotiM have
prevented The impressive comeback
tritunple The entire Sales Office team
ordered triple rve and cokes.
nroneras pave powerful
In three other games, the last rock was
Arad as important as knowing who was
Canada's foutth Pei:Me Minister (answer
next week). Most of the Victoria & Greay
team had already left the ice as a lotady
GDCI Viking skip Wake Paquette made his
final altenipt of the evening.
Skip Paquette's final draw was se
cessful and another point was added to the
already sufficiert margin Ed w 7. The
powerful threesome ot Dave Brissette, Del
Mitchelmore, and Mike Paquette
displayed fine technique and little charity
as they attempted to win evesy end.
They did not succeed in this quest due to
a pressure -packed shot by Guy Kelly in the
sixth end but they came close.
E3enrentary
Teachers lase
The final shot Of the evening scored
points for the gleMentary Teachers hitt
not enough to change the coutcetne of, their
batik with the FoTeSteTS.
Barb and Jim Hawkins paired up to pro-
vide the leadership neerkd for this victoty
While teacher extraordinaire Mary La
Taylor showed tremendous 'bitty' as
she removed rocks from the house when it
was not her torn regardless of their color.
The world would ' be a better place If
everyone shared Ms. Taylor's lack of
Teams have ups
and downs
The game of corhog has its %IS and
dawns. Going into this week's mopet/Son,
the &fto Salt Maniacs were 1 o to! high
after two wins in a row while the Champion
Silver - Brooms were feermg low after a
series of defeats:.
Those emotions - ; following
the 11-3 win by the Silver Brooms. Chain -
pion skip Barry Page realized he would
need the big artillery in his battle with the
Maniacs and his wife Monica agreed to
help.
The outcome of the Monica vs Maniacs
drama was never in dolt as the Silver
Brooms sparkled throughod the contest
GODERICIISIGNALeSTAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER* 1I1—pitogm
on.
Chess
Club
report
Brian Brindley performed
weft last week by winning all
three matches pbyed. This
promoted Brian from levet 4
into the level 3 standngs_
Larry Gower moved from
the honorary o go into
level 2 with his two victories.
Kirk Lyndon also picked t a
win Which transferred him
from the honorary level into
a level 2 tie for second place
with Larry Gower. •
Dave Weary advanced his
winless ratio with an adcfr-
tional two games to his
favor. Louis Stadelmann,
Bob Fitzolaines and Brian
Milier all achieved wins'in
their one match of the even-
ing to further enhance their
percentages.
Solution to last week's pro-
blem:
1. B - ft2 ch. —K -R1
B - Nft des — IKX8
3. Q - /Ornate
OR
3. Q- Itn. mate
This week's problem:
white to move and mate in
four.
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The Haylow Electric Pee
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4 11 0 .267
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