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Uorton and M oore win
Debbie Horton of the
Goderich Figure Skating
Qub and her partner Curtis
Moore of• the Wingham
Figure Skating Club won the
Gold • Medal for Novice
Dance at the Western On-
tario Sectionals Competition
this past week at Sarnia.
This win entitled -the pair to
enter the Central Canada
Divisional Championships
January -13 -15 in Timmins,
Ontario.
Debbie, 16, the daughter of
Everett and June Horton,
has been skating with Curtis
Moore for 4% years. During
the 'week Debbie lives in
Toronto and attends school
there. By living in Toronto,
Curtis and Debbie are able to
practice each day before go-
ing to school. They skate at
the Upper Canada Figure
Skating Club. Roy Bradshaw
is their coach.
Debbie returns home to
Goderich on the weekend. On
Saturday, she helps as a
volunteer coach with the
young skaters of the
Goderich Figure Skating
Club. The club ,appreciates
all the help Debbie is able to
give to the local club. The
club wishes Debbie and Cur-
tis the best in the Divisional
Competition.
Susan Cook, Lisa Fisher
and Jennifer Huyck, also
took part in the competition
in the Pre -Novice category.
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waiting for a pass daring Shamrock League play here Saturday. The local Bantams fell to
defeat 5-2. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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Junior
ringette
team loses
The Goderich Junior Girls'
Ringette team was defeated
by Huron Park 9-5 last week.
Goderich goals were
scored by Stacey Rean,
Mary Michelle Morrissey
and Debbie O'Brien.
Keep up the good work
Tanya.
Bantams lose to Parkhill 5-2
The Goderich Elevators
Bantam team lost their se-
cond game of the season
against Parkhill here on
Saturday, by a score of 5 - 2.
What started out as an
evenly balanced first period,
soon turned into a mismatch
less than two minutes into
the second when Parkhill
scored the first of four goals.
The period was marred with
penalties, with Goderich
drawing four and Parkhill
five.
With three minutes re-
maining in the second
period, Goderich finally got
on the scoreboard on a goal
from the point by Kevin
Telford '.rom a pass by Dar-
ren Doak.
In the third period,
Goderich drew closer when
Kevin Talbot scored at the
9:52 mark. Parkhill was soon
to make that up when they
scored their fifth goal at the
6:24 mark.
Again penalties seemed to
determine the outcome as
Goderich drew four against
Parkhill's three. When short-
handed, Parkhill seemed to
have little trouble controll-
ing the game with their ex-
cellent passing and posi-
tional play, something
Goderich seemed to lack.
So far this season, the Ban-
tams have one win, two ties
and five losses. At times the
team has been plagued with
injuries causing coaches
Kevin MerIam and Brian
Moody to juggle lines and try
different combinations.
Hopefully the team will now
remain healthy, allowing
Kevin and Brian to get the
team toward more success
in the remainder of the
schedule.
Goderich Industrial Curling
By GEORGE SUTTON
The competitiveness ' of the 1982.83
version of the Goderich Industrial Curling
League is apparent already. After just two
weeks of curling, only three of the league's
16 teams have escaped the disgusting taste
of defeat! This "lucky" trio consists of The
Foresters; The GDCI Teacher No. 2 team
and The A.M.&G. Hospital unit.
Being undefeated is not a new feeling for
the talented Foresters. They used the
blank end and opportunistic curling to
defeat the Legion representatives 7 to 3.
The Foresters combined style and. grace
(Faye Ribey) with powerful determination
(the Moore men) and incredible good
fortune (Cam Bogie) to overcome fine
efforts by Legion members Jim Bell and
Gerry Walters.
Jim Rourke's A.M.&G. Hospital unit had
little problem winning their second in a
row by outplaying the champion office
"Silver Brooms." The "big end" was the
downfall of the spirited "Brooms" as they
allowed Hospital sharpshooters like Ron
Klages and Terry Worsell to build up the
house for skip Rourke's steady finishing
touches. Their two big wins are making it
clear that one Hospital team in the league
is enough.,
Garrow and the GDCI Teacher No. 2
foursome found the going much tougher
than A:M.&G. as they battled down to the
final shot with the GDCI Vikings. The
Vikings, having edged the GDCI Teacher
No. 1 team last week, had visions of a clean
sweep of their educators dashed by the
consistently fine curling of the No. 2 (?)
unit. •Along with the excellent leadership of
skip Garrow was the strong performance
of Shelley Warr and the ever present aid of
"Lady Luck." Viking skip Scott Collins
hada chance to win it with his final shot of
the contest. His shot hit the target but the
teacher rock rolled back on another Viking
rock to remain "shot rock" and provided
the difference in a dramatic victory for the
much older teacher foursome. Scott's
disappointment was shared by all the
Vikings. "There goes our recognition
assembly" one was heard to moan.
Of all the second place teams, none
stands out more than the Victoria & Grey
foursome. They have new sweaters! They
also showed new determination to improve
on last year's record as they overpowered
the Sifto Evaporator unit 8 to 2. Kathy
Denomy showed fine early season form
filling in for the missing Brenda Teichert
while skip Ronnie Armstrong was able to
ignore that form to concentrate on key
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shots whenever necessary. Sifto skip Thn
Colwell took the loss philosophically
stating that the V&G employees seemed to
have more "interest" in the game's out-
come.
Local 1863 bounced back from last
week's tough extra end loss with a con-
vincing victory over the Lady Foresters by
a similar 8 to 2 score. Novice curler Rick
Turner turned in an excellent first time
performance along with newly-wed
Charlie Crawford. With their wives looking
on in obvious awe and admiration the duo
of Turner and Crawford showed no mercy
to their feminine opponents.
Huron Health Unit skip, Jack Mackin-
non, smarting from the public criticism of
last week's final shot, made sure that only
complimentary things could be printed
about him this week. Mackinnon was
almost flawless. His greatest achievement
as a skip however, is his ability to select
good teammates. Once again Laurie
Paquette was outstanding; John Orr was
quietly efficient and Paul Dawson strong
at the lead position. Their opponents,
Super Shell, never got hot and just ran out ,
of gas in the late going.
The GDCI Teacher No. 1 team also
recorded their first triumph of the season
with an 11 to 4 over the Sifto Salt
"Maniacs." A four ender in the fourth was
the difference in this battle. The front end
of Carl Ziebarth and Bill Worsell built up a
well guarded house consistently and Sifto
skip Jerry Riseborough often found
himself with very difficult final shots.
Nothing keeps the pressure off the skip
better than a strong front end unless it's a
vice that rarely misses. The GDCI
Teachers had both in this contest.
• Wonderwoman is a comic book heroine
obviously admired by the ladies of the
Maitland Golfers foursome. This team's
invincible curling and relentless pursuit of
perfection, rumour has it, prompted their
opponents, the Elementary Teachers to
label them "Wonder Women." I wonder if
they will ever miss," Donalda Macdonald
thought when the score reached 4 to 0. "I
wonder if they support equal pay for equal
play," mused Doug Yeo when the score
jumped to 8 to 1. "I wonder if they are
enjoying this," lamented Dianne Budnark
when the tally soared to 12 to 1. "I wonder
if the beer is cold," yelled skip Ron Ritchie
as the final 16 to 1 score was recorded for
history. "I wonder who these super ladies
are," you ask? Sorry, wonder is a won-
derful thing, so wonder on.
Bedford Flyers lose
one after four wins
In Recreational Hockey
League action on Monday,
November 15, Len Kolkman
scored an unassisted goal
late in the third period to
give the Garb and Gear a 4-3
win over the Bedford Flyers.
This was the Flyer's first
loss after four consecutive
wins.
On Wednesday, November
17, Clere-Vu made it six
games in a row without a loss
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as they handed O'Briens
their third loss of the season
by defeating ' them 4-2.
Scoring for Clere-Vu were
Ron Wells with two goals and
both, Gary Tebbutt and Don
McDonald with singles.
Thursday, November 18
saw Hodges win thier first
game of the year by downing
Bedford 5-4. Scoring fir
Hodges were Dennis Quilan
and Scott Parks with two
goals each and Ron Hodge
with a single.
on Sunday, November 21,
Green Machine turned on the
power to trounce Ultramar 8-
2. Highlighting the action
was Bill Lewis who scored
four goals for the Machine
and Tag Sowerby who scored
one goal and had four
assists.
Also on Sunday in a game
in Clinton, Bedford narrowly
defeated Clere-Vu 74. Dave
Moore scored the winning
goal for the Flyers with a
little more than five minutes
remaining in the game.
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