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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-10, Page 164TH GODERICH ROY SCOUT Saturday, Nov. 13 When a cub or scout stops et your door please help e worthy cause. This is the boys only way of helping, PAGE 2A--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1982 Disler leads Fizzmits to win in Bowling League Dick Eisler led the Fizz- mits in a 5 - 2 decision over the Lowly Rollers this week in the Wednesday Mixed Bowling League. Eisler bowled a 288 single and 692 triple while Gay DeGroot had a 186 single and 477 tri- ple. The ' Lowly Rollers had Haydn Thomas with a 211 single and Reg Watterworth with a 537 triple. Ladies' side single was tied with both Terri Corriveau and Marcie Thomas rolling a 170 single with Corriveau taking the triple with 492. The Beach Bums lost all seven points this week at the hands of The. Pits. For The Pits it was Cathy Connolly with a 255 single and 631 tri- ple while teammate Les Adams had a 238 and 553. For the Beach Bums it was Tom Thompson with a 218 single and 592 triple and Val Alexander with a 166 and 470. The Knock -Outs took five while Park Theatre Mustangs took two this week. Leading the Knock - Outs, it was Earl Lawrence with a 223 single and Bruce Carrick. with a 529 triple. For the ladies it was Norris Car- rick with a 188 and 490. For the Park Theatre Get Ready. To Laugh At Winter Be Prepared For Those Howling Winter Winds...See Us Today For Our Weekly CAR CARE SPECIALS Windshield 1.99 Washer 4 litre jug plus tax Gas. Line Anti -Freeze .49 plus tax \For The Cooling System 6.99 Anti*Freeze . plus tax Save Now With These Fine Weekly Specials We Now Accept ZEHRS & GORDON COUPONS• Check Our Competitive GASOLIN PRICES Ait'Agr ' ULTRAMAR GAS BAR 236 Huron Road - Hwy. No. 8 Goderich Dial 524-9656 Santa Claus Parade '82 THEME: "THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS" It you wtSh to enter a floa.t•,n the parade. the deadline for entries is' FRIDAY, NOV, 19 ).• rATEGORIES (_,OMMEP';AL COMMERCIAL. r OIJTH GROUP SCHOOL INni\J (DUAL si. 2No & 3 Ro PRIZES will be awarded in each category SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27th, 1 P.M. Official Float Entry Form Name of Organization or. IndlviduaL____�- Address Phone Category Entering: Non -Commercial -Commercial -Youth Group -School -Individual Float Name or Title Return to: Goderich Recreation Community Centre Board 186 MacDonald Street GODERICH, ONTARIO 524-2125 LETS MAKE THIS THE BIGGEST AND HEST PARADE Y Tm • Mustangs it was Ken Brownlee with a 207 single and 594 triple. For the ladies Barb Chapman had a 204 single while Barb Lonsbary had a 579 triple. An honorable mention should go to George Lonsbary of the Park Theatre Mustangs who keeps saying he wants his name in the -paper. George rolled a 159-165-187 for a tri- ple of 511. Way to go George. The Falcons took all seven points this week defeating the Headspinners. For the Falcons it was Son- ny Moore with a 257 single and 681 triple. Del Mit- chelmore had one of her best weeks in awhile with a 269 single and 735 triple. Good bowling Del. For the Headspinners it was Al Leggatt with a 216 single and 551 triple with teammate Bonnie Erb roll- ing a 215 single and 559 tri- ple. The Can Dos took a 4 - 3 decision from the Candlelighters this week with Bill Hurley leading the Can Dos with a 1 t single an 523 triple and Lois Meri with a 186 §ingle and 52 tri- ple. For the Candlelighters It was Steve Allen with a 181 single and 509 triple and Kathy Poulter with a 179 single and 460 triple. STANDINGS TO DATE Falcons Candlelighters Lowly;, t llers Can - He • dsti7' ne F z Mits Nark Theatre Mustangs The Pits Beach Bums Knock -Outs 35 34 34 32 29 29 24 24 21 11 Senior basketball team loses BY TD The GDCI senior girls basketball team lost 59-25 in sudden death quarter -final playoffs to Stratford Nor- thwestern Wednesday in Stratford. Sue Kipfer paced the Nor- thwestern attack with 11 points. The Stratford team combined some hot.shooting, hustle and good defence and were full value for their vic- tory over the Vikings. Strat- ford led 32-14 at halftime. Barb Conlon topped the Vikings with eight points. Karyn Drennan and Mary Beth _Alexander each had four points. Allison Graham added three and Mary O'Neill, Teresa Donnelly and Anne Allan each threw in two points. Monday of last week, the Vikings finished their regular schedule with an easy 75-20 romp over Clin- ton. The victory gave the GDCI team a record of six wins and four losses in their 10 game schedule. Mary O'Neill had a per- sonal season -high total of 22 points to pace the Viking of- fence.Allison Graham, with 12, and Mary Beth Alex- ander, with 10, were other Vikings in double figures. Karyn Drennan hooped nine points, Anne Allan had eight and Barb Conlon, Denise Connelly and Mona Gleason had four points apiece. Teresa Donnelly had two points for the winners. Doris 19.95 SPECIAL LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, HALL \S&L MAGIC CARPET CLEANING UPHOLSTERY SPECIALISTS 'Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed' Goderich call collect 395-5657 or 396-2254 Just Arrived... • Lawson was the top scorer for coach Del Almeida's Clinton team, with 10 points. Barb Conlon topped the GDCI team in assists and Karyn Drennan, Mary O'Neill and Anne Allan were the leading rebounders foq coach John Geiger's Vik- ings. Saturday the Vikings wound up their year with the Owen Sound Invitational tournament. They split a pair of games, defeating Port Elgin 48-40 but losing 60-49 to Barrie North.., Allison Graham and Mona Gleason had 12 points each in the victory over Port Elgin. In the game with Barrie, Mona Gleason had 16 points and Mary O'Neill had 14. rey Ron Corriveau of Lakeport Advertising and Rob MacDonald of Canada Company accepted league trophies on behalf of their respective teams at the Goderich Industrial Fastball League annual banquet Saturday. Lakeport captured the league championship while Canada Company won the league playoff championship. (photo by Dave Sykes) Rec Hockey League Machine has first loss Two goals by Rick Rawson and singles by Bill Walters, Paul Corriveau, Tim Doherty and John Hoy sparked -the Bedford Flyers FREE ESTIMATE on your needs Call: Don McCauley 524-4226 Alcan Building Products Authontad ALCAN STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS ALSO ALUMINUM SIDING, SOFFIT, FASCIA AND EAVESTROUGHING. 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In action the same night, the Bedford Flyers took a possible five game winning streak away from O'Briens as the Flyers defeated them by a 7-3 margin. Dennis Kelly scored with three and half minutes remaining in the game to give Hodges a 4-4 tie with Sunset on Thursday, November 4. Dale Duncan, recently drafted by Sunset, made his GRHL debut by scoring one goal and adding an assist in the game. Scoring two goals late in the third period Sunday, November 7, Green Machine made a valiant attempt to tie Clere-Vu but Clere-Vu held on to win 5-4. In that same game Greg Burns from Clere-Vu had three goals and added an assist. Sunday night in Goderich saw O'Briens loose their second in a row to Ultramar, 7-4. An impressive three -gaol performance by Paul Kelly • sparked Ultramar to the win. League standings as of Sunday, November 7 are: Green Machine—five wins and two loses for 10 points; Bedford Flyers—three wins, one loss and one tie for eight points; O'Briens—four wins and two loses for eight points; Clere-Vu—three wins, three losses and one tie for seven points;. Garb and Gear—two wins, two losses and two ties for six points; Sunset -two wins, three loses and one tie for five points; Ultramar—two wins and four losses for fourpoints; and Hodges—no wins, four losses and two ties for two points. Scoring leaders as of November 7 are Dan Duncan (O'Briens) 16 points; Greg Burns ( Clere-Vu) 15 points; Rob Standen (O'Briens) 14 points; Ron Sowerby (Green Machine) 14 points; Dave Graf ( Green Machine) 13 points; Bill Lewis ( Green Machine ) 12 points; and Steve Buchanan ( O'Briens) 11 points. Pee Wees win two The Goderich Lions Pee Wees had a four point weekend last week with wins of 7-3 over Ilderton and 7-2 over Lucan. In the Ilderton game, Scott Garrow tallied., four times with Bill Trebish adding two and Larry Leppington one. Assistswentto Greg Alcock with three and Trebish, Jeff Boyce, Chris White and John Strickland, one each. Against Lucan the line of Scott Garrow, Greg Alcock and Bill Whetstone tallied FORTHE BEST VAW-E IN APPPLIA•NCES SEE twice each and Bill Trebish added a single for the Lions' goal scorers. Assists went to Garrow with three, Whestone with two and Alcock and Byron Bowman with singles. The Lions defensive and passing game are continuing to improve each outing and this weekend both will get a good test as South London Pee Wees are here Friday at 8 p.m. and then the Lions travel to St.. Marys on Saturday. - ANSTETT JEWELLERS 8 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 4132-3901 AT THE MAIN CORNER Another of our In-store services • FINE JEWELLERY APPRAISALS Done by our AGS Certified Gemologist, in our accredited gem laboratory. One week service on most appraisals,. 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